Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14


who sailed from Liverpool during the month Of
April was 1908, of whom the majority were
Irish: In addition, 800 left for Canada, and 1856
for New Brunswick. The spring emigration has
already set in. and despite the rather discourage
ing accounts from the United States, il promises
TO be nearly as large as ever
The Artesian Well at Charleston, S. c., after
penetrating to the depth of 1889 feet, has reached
a hard rock, the boring of which is found to be
painfully slow and tedious, that thus far it has
pierced only eighteen inches.
The town of Dorchester Mass, will celebrate
,he two hundred and twenty-ffth return of the
the date of its settlement, the next 4th of July,
when Edward Everett, a native Of the place, will
deliver an address. Gov. Gardner, who vas
born in Dorchester, will be there. Arrangements
are making for the accommodation of twenty
eight hundred guests.
The company operating the street sweeping
machines in New York city, show their efficien-
cy in most marked degree, by the manner in
which they keep their districts clean. Thus far
they have operated well, and have given great
satisfaction to the inhabitants in the streets on
which they are used-Sci Am.
The TERROR ANNIHILATED.-Ata place cal
led " Squabble Hollow" in Derby Conn, rat
tie Ike, nine feet and five inches in length has
been captured, after having been the terror OF the
neghboihood every summer for a number OF years
There were 10 deaths of Cholera in St. Louis
recently in one week.
Mackerel have been abundant in Massachusetts,
Bay recently, something unusal so early In the
season.
The N. Y. Tribune mentions that within few
years past there has been considerable iafaxo
Chinese into New York, SO that they number hnsv
from 1000 to l5O0--only two of whom are fe--
males. Their social habits are not Of the high
est character, as they herd together in crowded
ed apartments and, with few exceptions, are en-
Gagged in mental pursuits.
WESTWARD Ho!-Our exchanges say. that
the railroads stretching West are ,hronged with
travellers, emigrants, ETC., from the Eastern and
Middle States. as well as from Europe. The
railroads from New York to Illinois, through N.
York, Canada, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, are
doing very large business in the travel West
ward. ...
The Louisville Journal thinks the President
will not take any steps to redress the wrongs in
ficted on the citizens Of Kansas, by the armed
Missouri mobs, but that Congress will withhold
the pecuniary appropriations to support Terri
torial Legislature elected SO frauduently as that
Of Kansas.
The Northampton Courier relates singular
case regarding daughter of James Damon, of
Chesterfield, whosome three years since fell down
a fight of stairs, bringing on sickness which it
was thought would result in death. She recov-
cred, however with the loss of her sight and hear
ing but her appetite took a peculiar turn and for
weeks she would eat nothing but candy and
raisins, and since last fall nothing but apples. A
few weeks ago she commenced eating maple
buds since which time she has nearly regained
her former health and activity, and her sight and
hearing are restored
No OPIUM OR CALoMEL.--Most of the Cough
Remedies of the present day are composed large
y of Paregoric, Laudanum, Morphine, or some
other preparation of Opium, and that is the reas-
on why so few are benefited by them in the long
run. This powerful Narcotic palliates and eases
the Cough at first, but all the while the Pulmo-
nary Disease is becoming more and more deeply
fastened on the Lungs 1t also constipates the
bowels, dsturbs the nervous system, and in the
tend does more harm than good. There is one
Cough Remedy, however, that is free from this
objection. We are assured that DR.. Rogers
Syrup Of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagua
does not contain particle of Opium or any of
its preparations This excellent medicine does
not " dry up cough" but entirely removes It
by subduing the inflammation and other causes
which give rise to it. When Tubercles are
forming, it checks their development and fnrthae
progress or IL ulceratisn has taken pfa6eit x
sials the lungs in throwing off thecoFxNrfysd aiey
ter, soothes the irritation, heals the uIcerat94
cavities, and restores them again to healthy ne
ton. This Medicine, therefore, is not paliia-
tiVe, which only relieves for the time being. bat
Is thorough curative, as it strikes at the very
root of the disease, and by removing this, removes
at once and entirely all its remote and attendant
consequences. Tryit
A NEPHEW OF KossUTH KILLED IN A Coal.
pir.-A distressing and fatal acciden, occurred,
says the Pitsbprgh Di,pateh, about half past
eight o'clock, on Monday morning, in Snowden
township. 1t appears that Hungarian, named
Kossuth, in the employment of Thomas Kiddoo,
as coal digger, went into the pit to assist one
of the hands, and while there a large mass oil
what miners call horseback fell upon him
fracturing his spine, and crushing him 10 hor-
rid manner, killing him almost instantly. The
deceased, if his statements can be relied on, az
correct, was nephew of the illusrious Louis
Kossuth, ex-governor of Hungary, and is said
t TO have resembled in a striking degree the grea
} Magyar. He took part in the Hungarian revo
luton for freedom, and had many hair breadth
escapes during that memorable struggle
q The authorities of Buffalo have ordered al
dogs found running at large. unmuzzled, to bs
i shot. Several persons have been bitten by them
TALL CHARGNe.-On the late visit of thu
e Governor General to Montreal, he was odget
i and fed, together with his re,inue, at tho Done
gana Hotel, by order of the "city fathers ~
The keeper Of the house, Mrs St. Julien, actin.
upon the principle, probably, that it was no
e every day that she could entertain real lv,
!. Governor. charged the city the pretty little sun
of E4OO, which the aforesaid I" fathers refus
i ed to pay Whereupon that lady has ins,ructe
!, her lawyers, Messrs Ouinent & Co., to com
h mence an action against His ExceTlency for tn
y recovery of her bill That looks rather bad =
What wU Mrs. Grundy say !"-Stansted
Journal.
J A jury at Memphis, Tennessee, has give
~ $25, 900 damages to man named Sewers, VIII
ar sued the town for injuries received while he wa
or imprisoned on what is called the " chain gang
er GOLD AND SILVER The advices from Europ
er show large decline in the value of silver,
to consequence of the demand from China bein
er suspended. This has been the ouly mark
or which has absorbed large supplies.
to The Morinons have built steamer to ply Z
no the Great Salt Lake. She only waits tor h
" machinery, which is to be taken from St. Loui
IL REcRUrrs.-The Washington Star says tn
n FIVE hundred men have been enlisted during Il
,n past two months, for the two regiments order'
on by Congress. This is independent of the r
ny cruitng for the general service, which continu
:" to progress at the rate of perhaps four hundr
FIR and fifty men per month. 1t is anticipated tn