Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-05
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The news by the Cambria was received
Montreal in nineteen hours from Portland, d
f1y-one from Halifax.
Mrs J. A. Graves, of Guford was burned,
death short time since, by her clothes taxi
fire.
RUTLAND RoAD.-Samuel Dana, Esq.
Boston, has written letter, in which he says
Z" he has no doubt that the Rutland Road will
one Of the best dividend paying rail ways
New England"
Counterfeit two dollar bills of the Orau
Bank, Of old Perkins stereotype plates, are
circulation
The County Commissioners Of Franklin {
have fixed the licence fec of some retailers
$35. This is paying good sum for the pr
ilcgc Of numbering people.
Oryis Bennett, son of Arthur Bennett,
Woodstock, became entangIed in the machin
in the factory at Gaysvlle, and was instar
killed
The Western Christian Advocate states t
eleven hundred souls have been recently convt
ed and joined the church in that vicinity.
Wonder if there are any Shareholders amc
them
COLLEGE VoTERs-The Committee on Ell
lions in Congress have decided in the case
Faree and Runk, of New Jersey, that the vo
casts by the students of Princeton College,
+ that election were WegL This is the
time the question has been brought before c
gress, and it is now settled that College stude
have no right to vote, at least, for Represe;
lives to Congress.
Appointment by the Postmaster Gencr;
Samuel ingalls,, Postmaster at Greensboro
leans Co. Vermont in the place of L. L. Wa
man, removed,
In 1912, lOO,QJO,OOO bushels of wheat
l40 ,0Qp $50 pushels.of indian corn were
dQred in die United States. The total profit
both IS estimated not to exceed $4,000
5 which in time of war would be small We
d appropriation for our army and navy Let
Woodworking farmers thin Of this, if they VIC
. count the cost Of war.
Bonaparte's house, at Longwood St. Hell,
: is now barn-the room he died in is sta
and where the imperial corpse laid in state
d be found a machine for grinding corn
|, Intelligence has been received in this cour
i of the death of two American missionaries
China; Mrs Theodosia R. Pohlman, wife!
Rev, Mr.. Pohman, who died at Annoy, 81
i, 20 and Mrs. Clarssa, wife of Rev. Z. d,
who died at the same place on the 9th Of
Mr. L. Stone Of East Berkshire, raised {
of the native breed, the past season, VIII
i, weighed at the age of six months, seven h
bred and thirty pounds.
READ TuIs-A B never lent and chair
table man is all ways come for table in the
dear of may king his neigh bores ond as O
eats joy fool. 1t is threw cents Of dew tie
his all my tea make her, and Just ice . his
low more tails, that he bees toes few pen d
upon those who D serve a kuee pea Q
hairy ass east ants, or claim our come pass
and pea tea,
Several dark spots are now visible upon
disc of the sun. The area Of one of them
greater than that of the American continent
Two Of them may be seen through the small
telescopes,
HINTS To YOUNG MEN.-Always have be
within your REACH which You may catch up
your odd minutes,
Resolve to edge in little reading every dr
if it is but single sentence. If you can g;
fifteen minutes day, it will be felt at the end
the year,
Regulate your thoughts when not at study.
man is thinking even while at work. Why n
he not be thinking about something that is u
| full
Revolye IN your mind what you have last be
reading.
There are fifteen societies of Shakers in
United States, comprising about 1000 membe
Mr. George Niles of SALISBURY, has Just {
tered his one hundred and seventh year.
wag of an apothecary at Washington
being applied to for an emetic for member
Congress. sent him aphiaI labelled Compou
extract of an Oregon speech"