Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-05
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ity, and now offer hem for sale at really very
low prices. See their advertisement in this
paper.
LANapos's New Boor AND SHOE EsrAs-
llsHMENT Mr.. J. E. Lapgdon, as will be seen
by his notice in our advertising columns, has
opened new Boot and Shoe Establishment in
this village, at which, having large quantity Of
The best of custnm-nade Work on hand. which
he, with several hands, has been some months \
engaged in making, he will affhrd excellent op.
pormnities to purchasers.
0jSOrr readers will please notice, nIso, the
advertisement of J. G. Emery's Great Furniture
Establishment now among the best to be found
10 Vermont.
The CoNcoRD WATER CURE ESTABLISH.
MENr.-Thls excellent Hydropathic Establish
ment as will be seen by OUT advertising col
umns, is still in successful operation. We are
acquainted with DR.. Vail, and have visited his
Establishment, and can safely recommend it to
the public.
FRUIT TREEs.-A large supply of choice
grated fruit trees,lnr setting, from the Genessee
Nursery, near Rochester, may now be had at
the basement room of The Free Church. in Moot
pelipr, where they will be kept for sale through
the present week.
A Coon SHOT AND KINGLY GAME.-Mr.
Joshua Dana of Montpelier, while hunting in
the mountains Of Woodbury., on the Cd instant,
brought down with his rife, from the top of
where he stood, IA Bald Eagle, measuring six
feet from tip to tip of his wings. We write this
with the evidence of one of his savage claws
before US.
CALAM,ToUs FIREs.-A destructive fire occur
red In Boston, in Endlcott Street, OH the Goth of
April-burning out nearly fifty families, and
DESTROYING property to The amount of about
Sl2 900.
ANOTHER AND SADDER The dwelling of a
Mr., Farr, IN Clareuont, N. H.. recently took
fire in the night, when three of mis- children per-
ished in the flames.
Still ANoTHER.-The Temperance Hotel Of
Rochester. Y, was entirely consumed by
fire early on the morning of The 29th of April.
and four Of the servants were burnt to death.
A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-We have been fur.
nlshed the particulars IN part. OF enc Of the
most inhuman affairs that has occurred III this
section of country for many years. From our
Informant NJ "A. G. Denton of Tuthitown,) we
learn that on SUNDAY, lth inst, Mr.. Jacob
Goslin, of Rochester, in Ulster County, induced
ID Miss Cross, of That town, with whom he had
had criminal connection, to 90 with hun to the
top OF a ledge of rocks on the Sawdngunk
mountain In The vicinity OF Traps" and when
arrived there, he cautiously crept 10 the edge of
the precipice, and after ooklng over, SAID to the
gir that he saw Woudchuck over the edge.
and asked her to ouk at 1t. Without suspect.
ing danger, the girl obeyed the request, when
GosIn gave hel push which sent her to the
anys, below, distance vi some 200 feet. In
the fall the abdomen OF the poor girl was burst
open, her legs broken. and her body almost re.
duced to jelly and yet, strange to say, she
lived and succeeded in dragging her body by
her hands distance Of some two miles, and
occupying Two days, in this dreadful condition,
when her means were heard by some men in the
vicinity where she had crawed, who ought her
out and conveyed her home. She related the
facts of the affair as we have stated them. Cos
lin fed as soon as he heard that the girl survived
the fall, and has not we believe been arrested
those residing in the vicinity were so lncensed
al ne outrage, that had he been immediately
! Captured, he would, our lnformants believes
nave received summary and dreadful punish
'nent, Goslin is married man and has children,
! Al our last adYices the girl still survived. al
though recovery was deemed hopeless.
bury ~ ~ Telegraph.
The New SILVER CoIN-Two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth of the new silver
com, III dollars, half dollars and dunes, have
been Issued from the Philadelphia mint.
BRITAIN's Harry FAMILY The Queen
Alexandria Victoria, was born May 81, 1919.
Prince rancs Albert Augustus Charles
Emanuel Ut SAKE CobuFg aud Golha, was born
Aug. 2G 1919
The twain were married at the age If 81, on
the 10Th OF Feb, 1910. The Issue has been:
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa. burn Nov.
81, 1910
Albert Edward, born Nov 8. IS4l.
Alice Maud, born April 25, 1913.
Alfred Ernest Albert, born Aug. g. 1914.
Helena Augusta Victoria, born MAY IS,
lS45,
Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March 49,
lS4S.
Arthur William Patrch Albert, born Nav l.
1850.
son not yetnamed. born April 7, 1881
cisht chlldren--four sons ard four daughters
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Omar
Loss OF LlFE.-Fhe Express tram, which lett
Chicago on Monday night, on the Michigan
Southern Railroad. came IN collision at the
crossing OF the Central Road with the Enl.
grant up tram. and the most disastrous conse-
qnences ensued. The Locomotive and bagpar
car "f the Express tram and three of the cars
" the En'granl train were smashed and il IS
Thought from IL to Is persons were killed. and
/ Oh tn 6O lIIured-sone of them fatally The
emlgranis m the Genital Road are the princira
sut1errs, no p"rsnn IN the first class cars being
seriously Injured. The engineer and fireman of
the Elk ,ress train escaped. The tracks cross
each "thrr AT nearly right angles Conductor
whiting OF The Express train. was seriously
hurf. The cause ut the collision is beyond
conlnr'ure. The night was bright the NOM
beng near tie full. The track run for long
distance on a straight line.
One hundred and sixty four individuals and
firms in Boston now pay taxes on an assessment
of upwards OF $1,000 and less than 5000 600;
DC on 100000 and over; l6 on $500 600 and
over; 10 on S400 600; 20 on upwards of hall a
mllion Abbott Lawrence is taxed for ,092,
600.
GoLp IN Texas -Advices from Texas con
firm the reports previously received of the find
ing Of gold on til" upper Colorado. Large
an,nnnls had been collected, and the news had
created great excitement.