Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
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0uired :" What can you raise here The
answer was Our land is rough and poor
We raise but little produce and so We build
school houses and raise men,"
The above is taken from an exchange. The
truth oft is forcibly remarked when one counts
the numbers of enterprisng young men who
yearly and weekly cmisrate to the Vest from
Vermont alone. 1t has become matter OF ex-
pectancy that every young man, as soon as he
becomes of age, shall so West, to mingle in the
world. There have gone, and are now going,
upwards of one hundred from this portion Of
the State the present year 1t is well they should
o, 1t is with Vermont us the bird said 1T was
with its nest-lt is good place to b. born in,
but not to fly in
The Albany Argus records the marriage Of
Geo. ". Baker of Ithica, n. T., and Mss
Amanda NJ. Bugbee, of Montpelier, w., 10th
mutes. We are informed that Mss Bagbee Is
the wife Of julius R BecNey, to@ipmsh was
married in 1852. Her maiden name WAS Bug
bee. a
Conn,c.icut town eIcclions were held on
Monday 10 towns heard from give Fremont
%, Buchanan 2l.
We call attention TO the advertisement of
Mr. Thayer of this place, in another col
UNA. He has high reputation as an arch'-
tect and engineer, and we welcome him us a
new conner and recommend him to those who
are wishing to procure architectural designs,
engineering or practical land surveying or any
thing else in his line of business
POPULAR LECTURES ON PnYsloLoGY.--C, W.
B. Kddor, NJ D., of Troy, n. Y, will deliver
Series of Lectures in this place some time
during the Session. OF his lectures the press
have spoken very iavorably, and as it is sub
iect which all should understand, there will be
general interes, in them.
From EuRopE-The Africa arrived at New
York on the Sd, but with no important news.
PANARAMA OF New York CITY.-This Work
of art will soon be exhibited at Montpelier
= An exchange says;
1t dagucrreotypes with snch fidelity scene
after scene in the city-carrying the spectator
from street to street and from bay to river-it
requires scarce an effort of the imagination to
produce the impression of reality. With an eye
to the udicrous and the pleasing effect of varie-
tv. the artist has thrown in, here and there,
some of those instances of daily occurrence in
Il 70 and cidaIualks Of this mad
crn Babel Tho merchants can sit and point
out the establishments from which he replen
ishes his stock, his boarding quarters, and even
the familiar character he meets momentarily
on the streets. The lectures are highly in
structivc as 10 New-Yok Statistics"
CAurnN.-A little boy died in Bangor, re-
Gently, from the effects of using an old tobacco
pipe to blow soap bubbles with. His little sis
ter who used it with him. is lying dangerously
i'll. 1t issnppuscd they were poisoned with the
essential oil of tobacco from the old pipe
which they were using.
Hon. John NJ. Bolts of Virginia is for Ere
mont.
The OLD CONNECTICUT CHARTER The ole
original charter which was deposited in thu
trunk Of the Charter Oak, has been enclosed
in frame of wood of the tree which preserved
it one hundred and sixty-nine years ago
THE pAssMoRE WILLIAMSON CAsE.-Tht
suit Of Possmorc Williamson against Judg'
Kane, came up for argument Oh the Oath a
Media, before judge Haines. Mr.. Sheperd
the defendants counsel, dscusscd'thc ques
ton of protection given by the judicial charac
ter Of jurisdiction Of the Court in allowing
haJeaS corpus and commitment for contempt
The counsel on the other side asked time II
prepare their reply. Mr.. &. NJ. Wharton
the defendants senior ounse, contended tina
the time Tor argument had been fixed by plain
tif's counsel. and that nothing had been ad
vauccd but what should have been anticipated
The case however, was finally postponed ii
the 25th Of December.
TEACH Frs FOR TIE WEsr-Ex Governo
Slade Of Vermont passed through Springfield
on Saturday, with another detachment of h
army Of female school teachers to invad
the ignorance of the West. There wer
twenty-five in this company, aud they swc
the total who have thus gone out under Go
SHADES auspices to four hundred and fifty.
THE PHI. TRADE Who could dream of Il
magnitude of such an undertaking as the ma
uiacture Of Purgative Pill assumes when
comes no general use. And how painfully
the following numbers speak ct the amount
human sickness and suffering. that little mos
#. ,lN,,tr r, GItlNI nn
DR.. j.. G. AVER of Lowell, manufactures IN
abmtory forty gross per diem OF his Cafhdr
Pits, through all the year This Is eight box
minute or one dose second. We thus fl
over AZ 900 persons swallow this pill every da
or /, 296 900 mnnth Physicians, think
lhat,st3 900 patients day who seek relief ir'
the medical skill of one man Surely that m
shou b., as he is in this case one of the fl
Intelligence and of the highest ch1racies !
occApluon entails upon him fearful responsl'
itv for tn. woal or woe of his fellow man
Pnnsrjle Courier.
We perceive by II notice to pltlcnt1 thaG
eminent physician and surgeon, Dr. A. , lea
OF No. l0l Spring St. opposite the st. memo
Hotel, New York City, has nobly taken %!
and honorable stand in advance OF his prolcssl
to cnrlail the sale of worthless medicines a
the suppression of the swindle5 of self sly
philanthropists, who pretend to be able to CT
the most unfortunate class of patients OF IN
rabc stages Of fatal maadies, &c, by the TWEEN
five dollars per month plan of treatment mali
prescribed by assistants who dance attenda
10 the tune Of II few hundred u year. AS tn
treatment is the same for all cases the post
is IL sinecnre ut that.
But we perceive that Dr. Heath will not
nit assistants or students to attend to his
tienis preierrins to give those at distance
the benefit of his skill and experience at
nominal price Of SIS for advice and medlci
adapted to each individual case He also SC
the first part of his illustrated work on onro