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That. what We would like 10 know. w hi
d U,r ncighhor'' aud whn,aic We expected Il
render up 10 him as our quota Of the great lin
ternai revenue system Of everyday life IL
the country, everybody J. supposed 10 be- YOU
ntighhor, ~ Tar ~ YOU can see the smoke curl
ing up from rctl-bfick chimney tops ur hear a.,
+ cheerful sound Of Sabhath-hcs: ~ tic city, ilr
lnin that lives newt door tu you his no title 4,
ihr nhmr, Tor ten 10 un" you know no tnuu
about hlu than ynu lo about ilc Emperor u
thiug u u tii' MN Whn leave hi card ~ ot,
iiuui door ou,c ia q lweiv,month, aud invites q.
10 q infi, ou'r eighteen ur Is u the woman
who "rnns iu with her knitting und ny.,sf.,p
pl SCANDAL 20 i.rrni,iousiy often that contrary
70 iht established rules at ,ius' nud oll,,t D.
'fin' Hs q sh" runs olt aeiin ''i.ls tna hi!.
D.. fr''tUcntiyf II Tho people Who au. I"t',ri
Wai'lnnp "nt rr"crlincs FROM The mi-rlu. ,i
.l' ga 'hrir A'n'iilu huticr whopticiire tlw
ttt.tt' defective l.ui and know iu an ounce
how much mutton tou ,nu um' whether YOU ~,
l,h Un ftrliA aud how often yuur couk euiu, d
3 ~unlt! uui ~ b. II The good soul who
come 60 tell t'u. 40 sPifit Of il. greatest kind
nc.. aud Affection, iha, deacon - and Su thiuk
tou ltti, short af h,atlicu itcu.r son attend
divine .'t,ic. "uit uutc .. ,l, instead az twice.
ant 'hl' w liuli'uI as you really ol.it iu
give rp Nearing that OLD sai iha, luoh. 60. &C. u
might haze rutnr out of the Nj
Aii,r dl ", don thlnh ilniguui samaritan.
who htuiui 900 'ho ruly dawn of ih. Christian
c'ntuti' deceived much crdii twas onl,
,nt-'fihlng ip a'lnfiiai'l" institution 90 cmhSyO
'"i contributing 4 liill" "il aud ~,u" uil aud
VIM ION t"at mG'h u"N -i,ihis ahi ,hariitil"
institutions afc ihirh,T ihin hops tut Who can
describe the attpuHt 10 moral aui in-ut, hrtus-m
i taxi 90 tuflur' th' u'l ..hl1r 90 modern tim
va" o. l"ri"iutI. inaehiug you up un thc .oT"si
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tp . 'cfit'h ucgicr' 10 ugi hien there no such
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t"ni "iftmtiil aui Individuality! aud Al,id
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

- \ fellow coming out OF tavern one ffos-
y morning rather top heavy, fell on the door
step. trying TO regain his footing he remarked
' II 1t be true that the wicked stand on slippery
ground must belong TO a difcrcn, class, foT IL
more than can de-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

MnSIss r" THIS here teller broke our windcr
N,th la,er and hi, lsabeller on the eber, as She
va. PLAYING on The plannei.'
Magistrate -" Tie conduct OF the pfsona
aHd his gchcnl ,haracia, rsnda IL propa that
lac should nu longa be a memba u sociela.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

.ES-" Pray, excuse bit u sarcasm, said
smith to Jones 90 but you are an Infamous liar
aud scoundr,l
" Pardon a touch Of irony replied Jones q.
he Knocked him down With poker
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
2ortrp.
Prom Me Trm Dsmocraf
THE STORY OF "OI.D WAXEY."
90 t"us e.. ssEEitn aIHpus

IhtS ~IONN W. "OhsD W NANEN.'
30 '"us e.. ssKItin aIHoHs
ti.un hi, ncii irum ,ay To- day
\ son Uf trisrin irEged aaay.
rom rariy morn tili lat- ~ night.
llr N"rhet asay with all his might.
iiui ihungh un labor tths tnt.nt
liis mind had saliite q different bcni
Ani rri BIZ tf0uHhts aud uishrs too.
View TUNED 90 n'itl'f iooi NOR .hoc
ut.
: g-itieD'H o., aauii o.
Aud l't BIZ iit'uds au, nviRllnr. ssr.
Dat hr could 90 pnhlir re"
4. u'll ts %" s"ud rrimi f'ir
ty.
.m, laughed At hi. ambition. hf
Ani saii hs as. tool t. quit
70 tfHdf hlt d. 'eis,f wroth aud .sot,
w. d h--' tit' man o. Dee said ausht motc
o. dtp ti'ir tusl,. ,., D., would
And d, uhatrssr else hr could
tn silrnrr ali the rnt tuus batch
~ %" feared De- q r't above q J-ffth
".
>'e l' e'nt iaril' TO stump ,hc state
iHt '"iHutl Jun'. q candidate.
iiuf,,rf, rfoud. iu et,r, plarr.
$3.50 aaef, afiten .n his "a.
go.
% stanai o.. matter ahai o. said
hu snra De-. sac a iffftsr head
Nui Nl,u g. rfg tiie riihiat ..ni'"
It.' Tires tim Foo a dr.adfal tiieh
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HtaHr 'i. t,'is 4i-u ils feuor
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.sb- Josh Billings saws | hold that a man
has as much right 10 spell wosd as il Is pro-
nounccd, ~ he haE iew prononnce Il the way II
ain speli
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

49, stupid people shonld eat, but shouldn' I
talk. Their mouths will do well enough ~
banks of deposit, bat not Of issue.
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- &c.

>frtifp Ht \ iukr a lire eating lfishman
chall'nss'i a barristcs. Who graliiied him BY an
ncctrlaucr The duslisl being very lame, request
al hc might ha'ca prop. Suppose, said be.
lsau against this mile s;one ?' with pleAs.
uTc. replied De lawycr on condition that
may lean against the NEXT This joke settled the
Vuafrl
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Il. IL. GoRSUCH,
Successor TO Jehu Gorsuch,


rEAtfrfN
FOREIGN AND buMErTl0 HARDWARE.
HAS received b.. spFiur hud -.
III summer supply % good. .c"h Y
sisiing in part ut X uivesnnd IofA -
Pocket Kniycs Tnhirand Tea spoons W-li"N
Ware. Wagon ItaNas. llof.c Shoe aud Nafls.
Nail Rods 'arpenters i""... Axe. Locke.
Hinges. screws. bolts. sh"sels. Forks. rtck..
Mattocks .castaud blister Steel. Trace. Halter
and Cow ChAiuf, ,r"untcf Scales Safety Fuse.
Gun Caps.
woOia'OCK's FLOWS CASTINGS.
Also. stewart wedg' pattern ANER, war-
ranted, all oi which h. oilers whole ale and
retail ~ his usual low prices.
Eg- IN lddstion Ia my sto'k ut Hardware. ]
have added tue assortment 1T WOODEN
WARE. such a. Tub. Buckc,s, Measure, Bas.
kots, Brooms, Wash Bpat,is. ngitrT Prints. Ac..
4c., which department b. IA ehhrge ol y u.
GORsuCn. who Is Away happy t. wait upon
all customers who favor him y al their custom.
Please call aud examine HE stock before pur.
chasidg elsewhere" Augus' g.. issG --iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

jEo- They pray in vain 10 have sin pardonrd
which seek not also TO prevent sin by payer
against sin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

lze-E Every drunkard must choose between the
two lternaives-sobriety, or premature grave.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

ERA Goldfish breakfast and an Indian rubber
coat will keep man dry all day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

why arc base ball players great towards,
Bseanas they strike aud run for home.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

Nuui, mcnafv hchini their age and these
ti, thc clog. upon th, wheels of progress Oth-
,i. ar before ih,if asc. aud their speculation.
inas "T may not ic useful hui the real men. ui
immediate 1sr are the mcn Of ihe,r age. set,-
.u@ ih,il u~n generation 10 the i'll Of Goi -
That's ih" phrase II has divine meaning d
exactly defines the pracirlc philanihropisi, the
genuine ,iiizrn. Whose lie is a boon TO his con-
l.mInlarIr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

- N,.,,.u j4ig. 'lg a. tan ani fro'ic
ini "Ita. NiipNer With fyc children was
u.ie.f tani'rtl b., apr,it, iatss oi h,e-aud.tWrn-
s. iss upt iAhiu. o. AlG TAe judge confessed
hl. 3, ,sD.--n,,. AMI tui,,. iu vfi,riu. himself "a,
th' ai' s. Co. la,i -o handsomely l.iuisd ou, b ].
-..f'ooumiur- >Ae was willing hut there was
"u' 90 h't a,iioa- obstacle Mel said the
i.' astne Nt l,r.'-,,lon l. 20 surinount
-. z o.,ts. '. Az Iui., ihi. il beyond
power h.vc vowed = ever married a
"i'ir~'' h' must hat, ten children Ten
i.' 60 tau aauaug .,1s the Judge
spa .u. .'' tfa Anl u.. uot,s on a.
ia. .H t.tf it lu-ft ftiinruf. fot the balance
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

~ IH' inul' passing INTO the NcN ok Post
'''.'e 'ii '.i 90. % ha,, lecu weighed 'or se,ci-
q a'A' ht Superintendent hH.pp aud the rsull-
how tha' thc avcsAsc weight u the matter eacl,
dat 49, si...i h.rY 'nAf The aggregate
quantity "' ihr l"ii'r. newspaper. &c ieccivrd
800 NrN , "fh t'norui- ta 'on nr twelve iohs da..
iF anl o." mail mtiiy, .,ui out Of the city i.
'i.su' ieir' a- 'r-r lring about twenty.ihrcc
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r. w. Templeman. 4 Co.

nFfER thed s"rvir-s 9" thc public ior a.,
NI,als "i Fa..ns. aud Real Estatr s.urf.ilv
They have. af Surveyor. general hfi.w =.
,ithe iand. .ia.l pari.ofihe state. sul uf.4.4a.
facihtIes .fh"fW inf the transaet.,f ~ -.t.i
busiuess. F.s'- ami descriptions 80 aIi f.r.p
ertl~' they may haV" or sale. will D.. k-p, o.
book form Partics Vlshtnr g. sellaf purchase
will plea-e communicate by letter - above
juno .. t-sf ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
DIR. JOSEPH ROBINSON,
DENTIST.
DIR. RUSSELL MURDOCH,

-oFFicE
CORNER PLEASANT A sT. RAUL sTs..
BALHuoHE CRY.
nR. MURDOCH eau be found either at his
IL office. or the :" Dental College" corner
Howard and Lombard streets.
lg--H
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BEDFORD L. HOULTON,
Co>VENANCER~.

n ~ c,racr ef LerAgfoa aad 81 iaei .S''
BtLugpuE. Nh.
IplIS Il. u. BEDFORD can br !uuud 90 his
sb nit-e iu Tuw.on'osu. un Tpfsdiys and
WfasstiVs % each week aud the halauc" Il
th. time AZ his office IA Baltimore.
March l.. lsG6.-iy.
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r. w. DoUGHERTY.

G1l CaMGg Ar a lN,
TowSoNTuWS. ND.
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DRs. JARRETT e. PAYNE,

IIAvISG formed "a 80 partnership "a Prac-
III tice Of Medicine. respectfully oner their
Professional Services 10 the citizens of TOW.
SONTOwS aud vicinity. The attention "i
both will be given whcn necessary. without
adiitional charge.
-0FFIcE HOURS
From 10 . o'clock A. ~, ~ u ? =. NJ, aud q
1" l.. M. April :, ts6G.-ly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23

CT The first rumors ofanticipatcd war
between France and Prussia sent gold up
and rendered it difficult to negotiate loans
at low rates. Since then the money
market has gradually been growing easy,
and gold has gone down from 1873 to
l35. there are rumors Of renewed com e
plications 1t is said that negotiations
have been broken off between France and
Prussia. This does not necessarily mean
war, but the effect on the gold market is
real and apparent. Government sccuri-
ties hold their established position with
little or no variations. The 5 2Ds of
1862 have advanced trihe. The 7 sos
are being funded quite rapidly, and those
holding and desiring to change will find it
for their interest to do so soon. The
holders of bonds of the Republic of Mexico
have come to grief, the first nstallment of
interest being due and unpaid through the
refusal of the hackers of the Juarcz gov.
crnment. Country buyers of merchandise
are fock;ng into the cities in large num-
bers and i: cnlivenS business TO an encour-
aging degree. Prices of beef. have
advanced little and breadstuffs an pro
visions rcmlin firm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23
LITERARY NOTICES.

MISSIONARY HERALD. The Missionary
Herald for April contains an excellent
steel engraving Of David Colt Scudder, n
Jealous young missionary, who was drown
ed at Perakul in less than II year from
the commencement Of his labors in the
Madura Mission. 1t has also obituary
notices of DR.. Goodell and Mrs. Augusta
5 Adams a complete list of the mission
aries employed in the missions Of the
American Board. interesting letters from
the several missions, the usual monthly
summary and the acknowledgement Of
donations received in the month of Feb
ruary. The Herald is published monthly
by the American Board of Commissioners
for foreign missions at 33 Pemberton
Square, Boston.
TIE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR You've
PEorLE.-The April number is one Of
unusual excellence, comprising great vari-
ETY. in its articles and illustrations, and is
characterized by the prominence given 10
''out-do life"
The story of the Little Rid Hin" will
cause many hearty laugh, and the little
children will be specially entertained
with two stories about their pet, the
Squirrel. Dr. Hayes, the Arctic explo'
r,r, continues his story Oh Philip, the
Greenland Hunter. Vicux Moustachc's
article is upon Spring Sports" There
is capital story about singular fish, the
Garpike, and another concerning Il new
way of flying kites, while the coming Of
Spring is announced by an Easter LYNN,
with music.
lIurd & IIoughton arc the publishers,
at 459 Broome Street, New York. Sub
scrption price, $3.50 per annum.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23

agnin TO power. We trust that the negro
can see through all Of these schemes and
prctensions of their former masters, and
be shrewd enough to do their duty and
do il WELL That they will administer n
telling rebuke at the ballot box is our
expectation, and thus show these men who
are now iavoring them that they are not
10 be duped 10y shallow and false pretcn-
sions Of good will, fellowship and love.
1t is sad to learn OF the great destitution
in some OF the Southern States Many of
the people are suffering for food, and are
now dependent entirely upon The govern
mcnt, and the generosity OF the northern
people for the bare necessities of life.
Gov. Orr says that "South Carolina
needs 400. 900 bushels of corn to save
her people from starvation before next
wheat harvest" South Carolina is but II
small state with sparse population in
comparison to some of the others; and if
she needs this much to carry her through,
what must be the want of the whole ?
In this famine which God has sent upon
them we have direct home thrust, an
earnest appeal to our humanity. Here
are men against whom we have beeH re-
Gently pitted in the bloody arena of war
who are now in the cruel embrace of star
walton. God doing this to punish them
and try us. elf thine enemy hunger feed
him." Let us give of our means to save
the perishing thousands. Many are already
freely giving and thus presenting to the
world noble and magnanimous mind,
trammclcd by no prejudice and warped by
no enmty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23

An American has been to the opera in
Paris and is much shocked. lie writes
as follows: alt is where the ladies come
to lounge, prat,e, see and be seen. The
toilette is forced to the extreme. One
might easily fancy himself in the tropics
it he should awaken from a dream.
am not so nstidioJs as TO object 10 q
lady's unbosoming herself to me, parlicu-
larry if she has any crushing weight on
her chest but must confess TO want
of taste in preferring 10 deny myself the
pleasure of peering down lady's back. !
The commission to examine the nauti-
cal life saving apparatus men at New York
on Tuesday, at the Office Of the board Of
underwriters, and after short session
resumed the examination and tests Of the
various new models of safety valves for
steam boilers.
Gottfried Wiebel, German MUSICIAN,
murdered his wife at mis- residence, No.
33 james street, New York, on Tuesday,
by cutting her throat lie has MT been
arrested.
The steamer City of Norwich, OF the
New London line brought into New York,
Tuesday morning, Capt johnson and the
crew OF the schooner Elizabeth of New
brunswick, which sunk off New London
about 10 o'clock Monday evening. She
was laden with coal, and bound from
Elizabethport, \. 5 to Norwich.
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CENTRAL PA+IFIC R. R. COMPANY

ms company Is constructing under the pat
rohagc q INC Uhte' states Government, the
estcfn en- OF the uieat National Kallw y
ac.O'S inc continent
incir inc VIII extent from sacramento
a,iiorhia across the sierra Nevadas to the
AN rhh Ntate lne' traNerslng The richest and
must Popuous SECTION OF ariiorhla, ana thence
'h'ous" ."e great inning reg ons oil inc Ter
'H1r'eS' u me vicinity OF salt axe ity
lvrms inc sole western INK OF the only
route to thc 'acihc which is adopted by Con-
gresS anu alieI ny the issue OF U. :. Bonds.
Iner road Is already completed, cqu ppcd
and running for ~ miles from Sacramento to
within IL mDes of the summit Of the Sierras,
and large amount Of the work Of grading,
tunnelling' &c beyond that point has Jeen
accomplished
me FIRST Mor'g'go Bonds OF this Company
aiiord unusual Inducements OF safety and pro
Ut 10 INVESTORS lor the ioilowihg among other
reasons VIZ
FIRST ~ ne rate OF interest IS SIX per cent.
IN goin' payable seml-annually in the City OF
->cW iork m
second Inc frincifal is payable in Gold at
ma ut'tN'
lhlrd' Inc cost OF the Bonds, ninety five per
cent anu accru d int rest, IS ten per cent. less
tnah 'hat OF the cheapest SIX per cent Gold
bearing Bonis OF the Government
fourth' Inc United states Government pro
woes nearly nan the amount necessary to build
Inc entire road, AMI looks mainly to small
percentage on the future trafhc tor repayment
ruin owing to this liberal provision nc
compin,ed with extensive grants ofpubllc lands,
by Wn'ch the tovcrnmcnt fosters this great ma
and lie smaariat tohiitr j. I,n uu oe ;nan
pendent of the contingencies which attend mr..
binary railroad cnternrises
Sixth The security of ito First >rorto,ce
Bonds is therefore annie. and their cbara,te,
for safety reliability Is cqualled only by that of
the obligations # the Government itself
Seventh The net earnings of the completsd
portion are already largely in excess of the in
tercst obligations which the Company will incur
on twice the distance AMI are steadily increas-
ing, rendering the uninterrupted paymeut OF
the interest absolutely certain.
Eighth At the present rate of Gold they
pay nearly IL per cent. per apnum. ON the
amount in, csted.
Th- Ponds are issued in denominations o
! 81 900 with semi-annual Gold rounons attach.
ed, payab in New York. and are offered for
the present at % per cent and accrued nteres,
Tin currency from Jan ,ary st
Orders may be forwarded to us direct, o,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23

TIE AMERICAN COLONY IN JArrA.-
The late accounts from the Elder Adams
colony at Jaifd give more favorable
coloring to the enterprise than those pub
li,hcd few months ago, and either the
emigrants have got over their first home
sickness a little, Or Adams has recovered
his influence over them AMI silenced their
complaints. This Alexandria correspon-
dent of the New York World writes that
The government Of the United States
fosters and promotes the colony on
political and commercial motives. There
is no truth in this, however, aud the fact
that the government took any notice of
the colony at all, and finally sent out an
agent, Rev. Mr.. Bidwcll of New York
to look after its interest, is simply due to
the complaints made by the colonisis Of
the hardships they were forced to endure,
and the appeals they made for help TO get
home. A correspondent Of Chicago
paper, who visited the colony with Mr..
Bdwell about the middle of March, gives
the following account OF its condition
then.
In company with Mr.. Bidwell and
others called upon Mr.. Adams, the
president of the colony, heard him preach
in the evening, and learned enough Of its
situation and prospects Of the people to
justify a brief article in regard TO them
and the strange opinions which have led
so many 10 leave the land of their birth
and cmigratc TO this far-oii' country. The
, colony numbers about one hundred aud
sixty persons, old and young. The ma
jority of the members express themselves
entirely satisfied with their situation and
prospects. But very respectable minority
are in favor of returning to America. Al
the meeting last night vote was taken
by Mr.. Bidwell Oh these two questions,
"First-Are you satisfied in regard to
your situation herei" Second-Do any of
you wish to return :" All voted no but
one. This exception was palefaced
and decidedly intellectual looking woman.
She, in accents sud and plaintivc, said,
81 wish TO go home to America" |
coafess the word home sounded strangely
sweet to me, and my sympalhies are de-
cidedly with the lone vster. Mr.. Adams
and all with whom have conversed, are
of the opinion that the colony will be a
success. Religiously, they believe that
Chris,'s government will be established in
Palestine, and that the whole land will
enjoy prosperity and glory unparalleled
in history. They gay that they have had
an abundance TO eat and drink during
their s9journ here, a'd now have about
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23

TIE BABE OF BETHLEHEM fine steel
engraving executed by Messers Kellogg d
Wilcox of Boston and published by i. b
Russell & Co 50 Cornhill, Boston. Price
$500. No event in tho history of the
world more remarkably displays the
wisdom and power Of God, than the glo-
rious manner in which lie brought Life
and Immortality to light, by the gospel of
Ills only Son, manifest in the flesh. The
artist has chosen the interesting scene
recorded so beautifully in the second
chapter Of 81 Luke. There is the Babe
in H." manger, Mary knccling beside it,
Joseph standing elise by Shepherds who
have , IDENTIFY brought sacrifcial Lamb,
have laid it on the floor, and bow il
humble alteration before the Holy child
Tie figures at the left, a mother and
child, are cautious and interested specta.
tors. The Cattle in their stalls, the
Shepherds dog meekly waiting at the d, or
the stars shining through the easement,
the glrmmoring light from the swinging
lamp, the burning fagots on the floor, the
rustic appearance of the stable, in fact
tho whole grouping Of the picture ia adj
mirably Portrayed; each face bears its
own meaning, while the 'BaJe Of Bth-
kaepi" is the centre of their hopes and the
joy of the heavenly host.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-23
cS-Thc complaints of the ,pcompetcnc,

eS-Thc complaints of the incompetcncy
of the Agricultural Commissioner, Hon.
Isaac Newton, have been so general and
the clamors for his removal SO importu
nate, that President johnson has nominated
Col. Capron to succeed him. A majority
Of the Senate believo,Alr. Capron quite as
incompetent to fill the place as is Mr..
Newton and they insist that where a
change is made, one of the best agricui-
culturist in the country should have it..
The nomination has been postponed in the
Senate until December. Commissioner
Newton may ms well distribute third rate
garden seeds and give muddled account
of the weather and crops month after
no one cares to know, as amy other i,'no-
ramus.