Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-08-04

a Stove, which he has erected and fitted up,
q nd v5ry finely, too, with especial reference to
t he accommodation of excursionists to the
/ nounssn On midway shelf Of the mountain,
{ IN lovely spot, beneath the over-archiug forest,
1 pushes cue of the coolest, purest and most copi
Jus fctntans we have ever seen, which fills a
| 'asiu cf several square yards with its crystalline
= satera, disc6argihg them at the outlet in vol
, lme which would fill an inch and half pipe;
. nd which, as we sat RECALLING ourselves with
I ur brJed pork dinner, cooked by fire kindlod
4, IN the dpot, we named Founi Ressoreau.
flo, sc piuing denizcus of the hot and dusty
{ sites Know ye that there are other places Of
attraction Besides Niagara and the White
Mountains. Come and see our masterpiece Of
New England scenery. Excellent public houses,
feet horses; the cultivated society of pleasant
village, and the never failing sports of the forest
and trout brook, are ready for your Appropriation.
Come and Breathe awhile the invigorang oxy
gen Of our natchless mountains-climb to the
ace Of the Old Man like the LiliputS over the
body Of Gtlver and there, as we did, exclaim
with Sheba, We had heard of thy greatness
md magnifceacc, bu, 10! the half had no, been
old us {"
Qua Wool CHALIENGE.-Th Bradford In
Iuirer and the Randolph Herald claims that
Barre is beaten in the wool line, Thetford having
,ent to market, Ibis season, from 60 600 to 10000
} lbs, and another town in that quarter, as many
; ls $4,000 lbs, which their dealers 1--WE suppose
is) say is finer than tho Barre wool Too in
conclusive Messrs Editors, for us to give in beat
ret. Ours was only one LOT, and raised by only
Eve or six farmers. Whom we ascertain the
. quantity raised for sale by the whole three or
four hundred farmers of Barre, we will compare
notes with you dnd Us to quality, let lis see
your l6ls and ours placed together, so that they
can be compared, before much cracking is done
about the superiority of yours.
TEE Abducted CHILD of Mrs. Langdon, who
recently obtained divorce from her husband, was
last Satur lay brought back by her mother from
the vicinity of Montreal, where a Frenchman,
for bribe OF $500, it is said, had secreIed her;
and this interesting but feeble little girl is safe in
pellet safe from her nhuman father, but
not saie from the schnesd Brought upon her by
that father from grief and exposure. May God
70 give him, aud restore to health the innocent
victim of his brutality.
7 I ich
was held here last Saturday agrceably to notice,
was not attended near SO fully as seems to have
been expected. They nominated the following
ticket for County Offices, viz:
JESSE Scorr OF Barre, and J. MooDY of Wa
terburv, Senator.
r. G. BuLHLEt Esq of MBfeto@n, and Eli
BRUCE, Esq. of Fayston, Judges.
M, II. Sessions Of Wailsfeld, States Attor
ncy
IA. VAIL Of Montpelier Judge of Probate
J. NJ, RICHARDSON of Waitsfied Sheriff.
Levi boutwell, of Montpelier, High B,lifI.
The nomination of Mr.. Sessions, who is on
the Free Democratic Ticket, was made, doubt
less, without his knowledge or consent, and the
same is also claimed to be the case with Mr..
Moody and Mr.. Richardson. the new nominees
of the Democratic Convention of July 3D. One
of our friends who attended this Convention,
thinks the doings won't amount 10 much any
way. ba@-
THE YELLOW FEVER INCREASING "A tele
graphic dispatch from New Orleans TO the Bur
Layton Free Press last Saturday, says there has
been 80 deaths of yellow fever at one hospital
the past week, and the epidemic is worse than
ever The disease is Sreakitr oht in most Of
the Southern Cities
The NEW YORK EVENING Posr, which the
Washington Union and other bunker Demo
cratic papers, have been trying to read out of
their party for rcpudating the Baltimore Plat
FORM and more recently for rebuking those or
gans for urging the Administration to protest
against the emancipation Of the Slaves in Cuba
has just been enlarged and improved. The Post,
for gentemanly bearing, ability, and fearless
advocacy of correct and elevated principles, is
one of the very best papers in the United States
been, the past season, under obligation to Sena.
tor Foot for valuable documents. We assure
him his kindness is appreciated.
JOHN GRssokY will address the citizens OF
Wasfeld,up the great principles Of Jefferso'
nian Democracy, and the hew Temperance Law,
at the Town Hall, Wednesday, August Eth, at
1o'clock, P. NJ. Let there be grand rally Of
the friends from the region round about"
The stockholders meeting of the Vermont
Central Railroad was numerously attended at
Montpelier, OF the 9Th list. We are informed
that the Directors for the year env,,ins are
w. RAYMeND LEE, Bostot,
HENRY Nj. lioLBRooK, Boston,
JoHN H. PECK. Burlington, VT,
JOEL w. WHITE, Norwich, Conn,
JOHN S. ELDRIDGE, Boston,
EDWARD CRANE, Boston,
JOHN Smith, 81. Adams. g..
The whole number of votes was 81 63S.
Messrs. Lee and Crane received the whole mum
her of voies-the others named nearly the whole
The Directors were authorized The petition the
Legislature foe an act allowing consolidation,
and to give the Trustees bond OF indemnity
in case they gave Up The property Of the cor.
poration to the Directors.
New ORLEANS, July 25h,-We have dates
from Mexico to the 10Th. The papers are filled
with discussions on the Spanish Protectorate
favored by the government. The Jesuiis have
been invited to return to Mexico. 1t is reported
that Santa Anna is preparing 10 unite Church
and State.
Count Raousset de Boulbon had arrived in
Mexico, and had visited the President The
Diligence between Vera Cruz and Mexico had
been robbed. One passenger was killed. Fifteen
robbers were arrested.
dreadful inundatIon had been expressed al
Jalasco. The town OF Iiuajacar had been des-