Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27


though the Fates seem at war with our enter
prisins ncighbors, in burning up their property.
yet We are glad to sec determination manifest
ed to 60 ahead. The Slate Quarry located near
the village, is new feature in its prosperity,
and Of the success in working it. the Messenger
says:
f" The Ledge has been worked in earnest only
about six months, and during the month of Oc-
tober. $50 days work produced 800 squares of
5 the incest roofing slate worth at the qnarry
about 1875 per square-making more than one
square per day to each laborer"
Ex-Gov. Fairbanks denies, through the Gale
3 DOMAIN, the correctness of the statement, now
going the rounds, to the effect that the locating
committee for the Passumpsic Railroad Exten-
r sion had decided in favor of terminus at Bee
bee Plain
Geo Loveland, Honorary Secretary for the
Cosmopolitan Art Associ alton at the Repository
Office Montpelier will receive subscriptions for
tn same.
Halfa million dollars worth of property was
destroyed by fire in St. Louis on the Goth.
Topsham elected an old liner to the Legislature
by three majority, but gave 81 majority for Ere
mont on the 4lh. Well done.
FREMONT FOR ls60.-Sixty papers in the Un-
ion have declared for Fremont for President in
eighteen hundred and sixty
The only hope for Freedom in Kansas now,
is to raise funds and assist emigration there to
make laws and form Constitution which shall
not only abo ish the Slavery now there, put pro-
hbit its introduction hereafter
Poor unfortunate Mexico is again the scene of
revolution.
n Two works, "Salad for the Solitary" and
3 "Salad for the Social suggest the following
i puns:
: "Salad for the Solitary''-Leltuce (et us)
+ alone
t salad tor the Social Lettuce be merry
: s Arnold Douglas was married to Catholic
: lady, Miss Cuts, of Washington, by a Catholic
priest on the Goth.
II The barn of Mr. Samuel Skinner of Troy, to-
gather with its contents, hay and grain, three
y COWS, II yoke Of steers, a sheep and horse, was
e consumed by fire on the 18th, 1t WIS probably
= the work of an ncendiary who stole a second
, horse and escaped
H. Carroll was arrested in Wapole, N. H.
l. asst week. for stealing two shawls and buffalo
robe in Braltleboro and, in default of bail, COM
- United to Jail.
A fire was discovered in the barn of Mr.. Mil
70 Ter in Bratteboro last week, but was readily ex
D. iinguished.
USE DR. CLouGH's COLUMBIAN PILLS -Firs,
in importance 10 every individual is good health
1t The Plow, the Harrow, the Axe, the Thrashin!
i Machine, the Churn, The Spinning Wheel, tht
h. Cooking Sove, and even the Cradle, all %
wrong, all annoy us, if we are out of health. -
How can it be expected. that woman, surroun
IF ded with group of children, Those well spring
- of pleasure can be happy and cheerful causn,
"' smiles of joy, if she herself is afflicted with pain
1g in the head pains in the side back or shoulders
h how can business man please his customers
when oppressed with nervous rritability, Bilious
ness, or the various pains and aches incident t
ba our ever changing seasons aud climate. Pric
25 cents, or five boxes for 81.
se,
n. THEFT.-A vargant calling himself Caro-
made his appearance in Bratteboro on Tuesda
l's of last week and committed several acts of thei
es, in the neighborhood.- He took shawl of Mr.
Isaac boyden in Guiltord, another of Amas
Clark, and Buffalo skin of Hannibal Hadley {
M Brattleboro. He Was suspected, pursued aD,
The arrested in Walpole and brought back on Frida,
If He owned up to the larceny and had also q re
shawl which was stolen from some one. H
was bound over 10 Court in the sum of four hui
tho dred dollars, and was committed for want {
bail Times
or,
;cb At fair Down East, a reporter gives tn
following in the list of premiums best Be
Comiorter-Miss Susan Thompson"
rod At Dover N. H OF the Goth John Eos
and George Clark were killed by the pr
mature discharge Of cannon, while firing
ba, salute to celebrate the Democrtic victory.
we'd
oao DEsPIsED AT HoME-Dougas's Congress
N'' ional District, in Illinois, gave from 1000
to $4,000 majority for Fremont.
~. wv POCKET P1cKED-A lady from Castleto
' a.' while waiting 70, the Cars at our depot
UT Saturday last had her pocket picked of h.
portmonaie containing $l5 We pursun
a the light fingered gentleman" was also
om visitor at our place -RM. Herald
had The failure of the Robbins g. Lawrence C
and at Windsor, is said to be for an amount not le
,est than $400,000, This is heavy failu
-, for the country, and severe blow to Windsc
rs An act TO incorporate new company, has be-
passed by the Legislature, and it is hoped tn
the business will again be revived Free Pres
our TRIBUTE TO THANKseIviNG-BY A GouRMAr
,cu- On twisted string fat turkies fry
In oven cooks the rooster pie;
w The baked pig with butter swela-
be. And 0, how good Thanksgiving smells
Gets Mr.. SmalIey in his recent speech kline
said that Vermont was more given up to
=. the ism" that curse humanity than any otl
1 s".' portion of Creation. There is one ism viii
IN Vermont is not given up to, evidently, a
oe- that is--lofocoism- Press.
The Free Press says the new custom no
was in Burlington, is progressing rapiddIy to &C
sails pletion under the superintendent Of Il
, the FIRST rate mechanic, S Pattee The handso
exterior is nearely finished, and the roof
:, corrugated galvanized iron is up. The b'
NC ding is fire proof, throughout, iron TAX
the place Of wood for beams, borders, plu
Free &c. 1t is most thorough and substan