Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-28
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
In our copy of the report of this Company,
last week, the last line read a safe insurance -
in case of loss, instead of "sure indemnify"
in case of loss. 1t will be seen by that report.
that the company present good basis for insu-
ring property.
The several papers in this State, have been
very careful to publish our article giving list
of the Republican delegation to Pittsburgh,
but have also been equally careful not to credit
it.
CALEDONIA CouNTY.-As some excitement has
been created by the action of the Legislature in
regard to the Caledonia County Buildings, and
as We see that our friend, Hon. Henry Stevens,
of Barnet, has taken part in the matter, and
believing that from his acquaintance with the
several acts establishing the County Buildings
in the State, as well as much other historical
matter relating thereto, we make request of
him that he furnish us his reasons for opposing
the removal of the County Buildings.
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farmers in the town Of Cabot and some good
wheat land, we may judge from the following
statements -
MIR. David Nelson raised 80 bushels wheat
upon seven-eighths of an acre.
Mr.. Hiram Smith raised upon one acre 80
bushels and II quarts of wheat
Mr.. Smith also raised 38 bushels of rye upon
an acre of land.
Is there any good reason why Caledonia
County need send abroad for -four! Will some
of our farmers favor the public with their views
upon this subject -Caledonian.
This is not the first time we have seen and
heard the farmers of Cabot and their produce
tive lands praised; but has the Caledonan for
gotten, with its over anxiety to remove the
County Buildings, that that removal also re-
moved Cabot without the limits of Caledonia
County!
We have seen it stated by an Administration
! paper, that Whitefeld had been admitted to
seat in Congress without opposition. A despatch
from Washington, on the 18th, says, that he
s that day appeared before the Committee to sub
= stantiate his claim.
Goodyears Metallic Rubber Shoe Company s
factory, at Hartford, Ct, was burnt on the 18th.
Loss estimated at some 100000. Insured for
. $1,000.
Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, the authoress, died
at Mariana, Fla, Feb. 18th.
Five negroes from the lower end of Mason
f county, Kentucky, took sleigh ride, a short
time since, and crossed the Ohio river. Neither
> the sleigh, horses or blacks have been heard of
) since. Cincinnati Gazette.
The argument in this the Cincinnati Slave
case has been concluded The Commissioner
adjourned to Wednesday, March IL, when he
said he would give his decision.
y, Postofice Department., Appointment Office, }
Is February IL, 1856.
j. Dear Sir: In answer to your note of the 9th
instant, have to inform you that postmasters are
particularly instructed TO see that letters are
distinctly post-marked. This is part of their
duty always kept before them | enclose YOU a
copy of circular, in which this point is made
prominent in the United States.
The postmaster of - will be addressed
k specially on the subject.
1t am, very respectfully,
1t Your obedient servant
i HoRATIo KING, LIST Asst. T. M. Gen.
The following is the last line of Mr.. Camp
IS BELLS instructions to posmasters referred TO in
the foregoing letter;
= "In stamping letters great care should be
r Observed 10 render the impression distinct and
o kgible."
d A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. DIR, Rogers
!, Syrup of Liverwort. Tar, and Canchalagua has.
been tasted by scientific men of unqueationable al
n thorty, and proved to combine the most valu4blt
h properties. Being free from Opium, no injury j,
~ done to the most delicate constitutions. A few
a doses will satisfy the most skep,cal of the sup
,. eror efficacy of this medicine. 1t can be hat
of any Druggist