Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30
Gbe New5 Glcaue1.

TIE BLAKELY FAMmEy, as will be seen by
their advertisem ent in this paper, are to hold
Concert at the Free Church, Thursday evening.
Sept. Both. The Burlington p1pers. as well as
those through the West generally where this
musical family have appeared, speak in very
high terms Of their PERFORMANCE. Their violluist
Mr. Hubbard, is claimed to be the best IN Amer
lea The lovers Of song and music would DO
we'll to attend.
BADGERS NEW Hat, CAP AND FuRNlsHIyo
Goops SroRE.--Wm. P. Badger g. Co, have
opened new aud attractive Hat, Cap and Far.
nishng Goods Store in Ilubbard's new Block,
where, as will be seen by their advertisement,
they solicit their share OF public patronage, which
being excellent worknen themselves, and OF
course practical judges Of all they import for
sale, as well as manufacture, we think they will
deserve.
WAsHINsToH County COURT, now on the
third week Of their Session, having disposed of
lots Of business, among which, are several very
unmentonsble cases. The hon Asalel Peck,
of Burlington, who, for sound legal discrnia-
ton, ard unbendipg integrity, is descrvedy
taking high stand in our Judiciary, is BY some
exchange, tic presiding Judge OF the court this
sesson
Tho following gonilcmon have received Ger.
tfcatcs for lodgings at Windsor. William II.
Anderson, for horse stealing, three years. IAN
Englisjnnqn Of Concord, My Jared Smith,
of Waterbury, for passing Counterfeit money,
two years. Wiliian Head Of Boston, Larceny
Of cont and vest, one year. Isaac Templeton,
+ of East Montpelier, keeping hrusa Of III Fame,
one year.
TAE DRoUru Though we have had light
rains frequent caough to keep the surface of the
f earth alive, yet it is conc'eled thai the springs
were never before SO low in Washington county.
We know Of seryaral springs which have lately
completely dried up, that have never before been
e dry since tho settlement Of the country.
The New Yyjk Tunes has doubled its size
and price--the ptce being now two cents. 1t
is a very able and candid Wing paper, and richly
, deserves the pltroalgc Of its party. Its cifcu
| laton has rcpcheA 25)30 daily, though it is but
5 one year since it WAS est .j!ished,
The Vermont Family G,z3,e, is to be CONVEX
ted into t3ationqI Democratic paper, and pub
Iiahed at White River function.
lI0u. Anaon Buringana, has been nominated
for Congress N Palfryy's old Di8tlct, Mass.
Mr.. B is one of the most ready and powerful
: dobaters Of the Free Democratic party in that
State
The SEPTEMBER ELECTIoNs are oyer--fur
evidence OF the fact, see the last Patriot.
A National Wonan's Rights Convention was
, held recently ut Syracuse, Mrs Lucrea Mott
was Pres dent MRS. Paulina w. Davis, Mrs.
. Cert Smith, Mrs. Il. Cakes Smith, Mrs, Sarah
: l.. MilIrr, Vice Presidents
Delegates were present from Vermont, MISS
! achu.nits NV YORK. New Jersey, PennsyIya-
, MIA Ohio aud Can1da. Mrs Nichols, Of the
: " indham County Democrat was present, aud
took 4 prominent part in the proceedings. Al
4 though an Abundance fee of IS cents was charg-
ed the meetings were very fell. They contln-
ucd from "Wednesday morning 10 Friday night
Two Of the principal speakers were graduates
Of O5crlin,--Miss Lucy Stone and Mss AHto.
s nette Brown. Letters were read from w. L.
Garrison, Horace Greedy, nd others. Resolu-
e tons were adopted ia favor u female physicians
> and lawyers Mrs. \ clos was strenuous on
the point Of property that the wife should hold
: her property Independently Of her husband
u Mrs Smith urged TINT it IS the dny of women
. who hold property, To resist taxation until they
u are fully represented at the ballo-box. Size
was rather severe upol those of her sex who d.
mt sympIlhz3 with her in the premises -cx-
t pressing her estimate Of them in the following
I resolutions
u Resolved That as the inbruted slave, who is
9 contened with his lot, and who would not be
/ free If any sHeh there be, gives evidence OF ths
q depth of his degradation; 50 the woman who is
Il satisfied with her inferior condition Iverrng
i that she has all the rights she wants, but exhb
It's the enervatmg effect to which she is subject
; ed
i A SINGULAR CASE OF ABAEDoSMENT-A
c few days since Mrs. Anna Thnrn,on appeared
% before Justice Stuart, in New York, and prefer
e red complaint against her husband, for re elect
u ing to provide Tor herself and their five children.
; Sac stated thai for six months past he has kept
ii them ON bread AND water, refusing to work Tor
il their support, aud alleging that she and her fam-
l. lily are nccursed OF the Lord, who is coming
n shortly IN hery judgment 10 destroy them and all
?. unbt!Ievrrs. The husband was arrested and ac-
t knowledge the charge to be true, and said that
10 his conscience would not allow him To neglect
/ serving the Lord for the sake OF his family Ruth-
e er than to be locked up, no never he promised 10
A. give bonds 10 1890 to take care Of his family.
"a MoNsrRous PorAroEs Walter Nichols,
Ina .H, IL t
= specimen Of pol7toes rujsed in North Sears
y port by Alextnder & act They are called the
y Seal loot and Two OF them weighed over three
pounds.
u Twelve stores and several dwelling houses
were destroyed by FIRE two weeks since, at Rev
lie emma, OHIO. The loss is SOC, 600 in buildings
e alone.
+ We learn from the Houston Telegraph that u
~ very large quantity Of wine has been made IN
\ Texas, this season, from native grapes. Most
~ OF ibis wine has been 'uade FROM the mustang
grape, which yields wine of beautiful claret
- color, aud seems 10 combine some Of the quail
ties OF cIaTet and p'ltt.
n, A few days ago, Mr. Crombie of Auburn, had
ii his leg cut off about halt way between the foot
- and knee. 1t is bot two years since he bad one
st OF his legs cut off he was then 81 years old aud
n now he has parted with the other in his S9th
7 year lie bore il patiently aad was anxious to
er have It of They both began 10 norlify in the
IA great toe. He is now quite comfortable.
- chester Mirror
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,e FRoN THE FisHING GROUND We are sorry
m TO learn tnata telegraphic dispatch was received
~ on Saturday nerning, VIA Pietou, and mailed at
ID Boston Friday night, announcing the seizure by
4 a BulIsh cruiser, aad carrying iuto Charoue,oWn