Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-29
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of late, in the Isle of Man.
A Coon TELEscopE-A gentleman conversing
with an Irshnan stated that he had 0seen telescope
with which he could see the rocks in the moon" "Ar
rah" said Pat "and it not my own father that had
a telescope which would bring him so near, you could
see tim five miles off, an you could hear him grunt,
too"
is shown by accurate statistics, that eleven six
teenths of those who go to sea- perish by shpwreck.
The Massachusetts regiments had arrived at Bra
zos The small pox has broken ont borrd the ship
carrying the two companies from Virginia.
ToAsr--"7Hc three totals of Temperance. to-
tal abstinence from distilled liquors of 1925; the total
abstinence from all intoxicating drinks of 1910; and
the total suppression of the traffic of lS47. The sum
total in happiness is totally beyond the power of fig
ures"
J., MEMCo--AN AyALANCH,-On the evening of the
18th February last, an avaanch fell with terrible
noise from the Aiguis-rougher, burying the hamlet
OF CabaIc, situated in a narrow glen. The convent
bells toed out for assistance, but several days
before the persons could be dug out, some dead and
some alive.
FEMALE EMpLoYMENT.-Thc are 200 females now
employed by government in making soldiers clothing
at fair wages while many hundreds are making sacks
for merchants 10 ship indian corn in, at ONE CENT
Iper sack.
FAILURE OF THE WHEAT CRop-Much fear is ex-
pressed by many ofthe farmers with whom Ihaye con-
yersed, that the young wheat crop has been winter
killed. We are informed that many entire fields will
not yield enough for seed. We hope it will not prove
to be the case generally.-QuinW Whig,
CoNpLMENTARY.-A western editor has been ten
dered tae free Of smut machine to run his edito-
rials through C~onoype
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VI uoIe FoIu0 'uu" any o'0 'e'o' thought III any QUIZ
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LGurNING.-Michael Carpenter, working on J. w.
Reeves farm, at Woodbury. West Jersey, was killed
by Lightning on Friday, with the two horses he was
bo5 p ont;ro rG. o, l MI VIZ
Ibo,d late lo,r IA co. 2oro oon;JornIi 1ooSa+aJ
NC waIcb Lo had II; L's rocot Iovt o,t;roII, ~
,ost;,,o ror,,ai;n o,.ont " riaoa of tIo lnari md
t ton fIlnnr i9rl,dr ,y,s trn,ol A:,naI n;
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II OFTNAN AMBURGH, on the LIST at Baltimore, had
just left of the cages, and had entered another in
%nCn was vas, IN. non uger ana Two ieoparus Allel
Praying WIN tu5 'Ion It" moments he tuInGu 10 Gu
res one oi tne "le'l Ie non Sel|eu nun ny
Sio o'GdS' mI oda0o'a a%e SeAIS oige u'oly Vi
,l's DoUy ~ u,lu'i o@"o'I0G nv iI'oCny III ense
VI! H'!eu'a'' iot - VI ms Hou anu 'oS'eu "isG
qu'euy 10 MS coge' 90 q"Iety was II zone on lile
P0,t vi l"c non tl' [e auuc"cG "Uoo "ure thought
LoLn,E OF IT. " 1t nau not caused ShFich OF pun IRON
az AiL0utgn' "lgl ne Ieli oacN against ulc sue o
& o 's,eN u:'" .3 t u a. " Wv
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no hlehl uo CltlEy Vi Lowell 10 ui'
huui0c' o. o"eu5 -'e' nlve Sisneu peose 10 tAe
# an tno lGeuo1 o"aluS su0tan'ns 'ie PIoScc"'lo"
against le dealers III intoxicating DRINKS III lha' CITY,
n DEsERrERs.-The New York Police Gazette con
ains an official advertisement for Eleven Hundred an(
Thrty-Four Deserters from the Army, and offers re
. ward " Thirty Dollars each for their apprehension
+ The aggregate sum is Thirty -Four Thousand ant
S Twenty Dollars!
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y yvinr the churches and minimizing conversions RI
yyals aro ronorted in pitts6ald Mac Cvmnas;,,r
=, Jomaico n ono Island and in brown University,
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y Roay .Ho4n'alns--MaJor DnPs has arrived at )
N LOUIS from FoTl rlerFe' on Ine Ltie MISSOURI aOoV
the mouth OF foneton river Ills TRIP was mad
f. through sever storms OF ram ana snow Oh the wa
re Womons In eyerv instance he renrnsonts them
n' enduring GREAT prvaons and suferngs, many bein
. entirely destitute of provisions lie passed number
ii returning 70 ine seem mem ne nave ENDURED NOR
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Pillow 1.-THE first from Mssissippi and the other fror
IN TENNESSEE have been appointed Major Generals t.
nd fl the vacancies occasoned BY the declnation o
ed Messrs Benton and Cumming. COL Gushing of thu
y Massachusetts Regiment has been promoted to Brig
rt adler Generolsbip'
tn Zen ToJor and F,n;,n-A LETTER fromN o1o,r
T %a %gG a %H saws 0''e' HUN ~ VI s'l
j, 10 'e nnde pU beye that Cen Toyor will 500
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a. Apply o[ leaVe rete ol lS Pesc aruuous Gueu
l1e mas peen a1sG d row. nea Ge 9oq anu vor
sla1Iy III Ve eio ms loi ~ olu 80
~ ana PtoUac'eu s9[yice, o"t ne 60 Ioos aon' az
hongh their G residence is at Baton Rouge. His VI