Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-19
Nctrs ano Gomnteuts


VERsoNr.-We have visited every part of the
Union. compared the North with the South,
the South with the North, and again the North
and South and have no hesitancy in saying
that Vermont will compare in many other
things, as well as wcll-turned saw-mills, caurns
and cheese presses, favorably with any portion
of the Union. No part of the country has q
more healthy climate, 10 freer of vice and i'm
morality, and whose people are more intelligent,
enterprisfng and industrious.
The young men are intellectual. the young
ladies modest and virtaous, and both healthy.
No locality has more beautiful scenery, pleas
ant valleys, sloping meadows aud interspersing
hills Her ponds. and lakes dot the whole
northern portion of the State, and the trout
stream is but tho gathering of the thousand
cool fountains That spring from the slope of
every hill and noun alin' over its whole surface
For a supnaes stay the State offers pleasing
retreat from city life. and the scorching sun of
the Southern plains. Dhe sweet odors of con-
.tiguous forests, the cool breezes around the
mountains, the frequent showers, and withal,
the wild beauty Of her solitudes, songs of the
birds, and one penaws his love Of nature, of
holy things, and Of quiet rural life.
The PAvILLIoM--No visitor to Vermont
should miss visit to Montpelier, the capital OF
the State, and xitaal pleasant place. And
the spacious commodious Hotel, the Pavilion,
while its tables are loaded with the viands of
the country, the apartments richly furnished,
aud the good attention which guests will always
receive, render it alike o home for the people Of
the State or those from abroad.
Coon Cows.--Our notice last week has
brought us several more, ONO Of which we
think are SO Justly entitled to the premium as
Mr. Goxe's. A small mistake in his notice de-
creased the amount Of butter one hall. 1t
sbould Lave been Is ga lbs, Of butter TO each
cow MIR. 3. NJ. Munson OF Dnxbury, sends us
an account of two cows from which over TWEEN
tv lbs Of butter was made in one week, and
Pardon Saevens, ESQ.,, Of East Montpelier, has
a COW from which he MIXED rs IL lbs OF milk
at night and 25 IL lbs. in the morning Mr..
Goye's COWS were messed as well as having the
best of feed.
..GsAcE For Our BREAKFAST TABLE. KEY.
f. B, Fuller, of Waterbury, accompanies the
above remark with hens egg for our table IN
answer to the Cadarcutt from Orange. 1t
measures SIS inches in circumference the short
est way, and 7 IS the longest and weighs 4
OUNCES. Tbehan is in p.rt of the Imperial China
breed, and belongs to Mr.. Fuller's poultry yard.
Still another.
After copying our notice Of large egg, last
week, the Watchnan asks:
"ls not the freeman little unjust to Mr..
Hackett's hen +" All we have to say is that
Mr.. Ezra Marsh, of this town, has just laid
upon our table a hens egg measuring IA
inches in circumference the shortest way and
s "a inches the longest. We think the Editor
of the NatcAman would do it ample justice il
be should find it all smoking hot on his break
fast table. -'''' e.---
The Rutland Herald, after remarking of oul
growing over large eggs, gives the following
"Mr. Moses Smith Jr., of West Rutland, cx
hibited to us to-day couple of eggs, dropped
by hen of his-the largest of which measured
ST. inches in length and 6 7,8 in circumfer
ence. VIII the Freeman stop cackhng ."
No. Cadarcut!
FOURTH OF JuX.-The " Regulators " viii
"be out in full uniform" in this place, on the
4th of July, The old folks will undoubtedly
be surprised at the celebration Of Young
America"
A Coop GLANCE FOR FARNER.-See adver.
tisement of Farm for Sale," in our advertis'
ing columns.
RExovAL.-Messrs. Fuller & Smith have pur
chased the Goods and removed to the building
few steps from their former place Of business
formerly occupied by Gary, Dewey Co.
Anything in the West India Goods line cal
be had Of them at living prices.
LADIES' CONFECTIONERY SALooN,-.Mrs. E
Glysson has opened choice selection of article
in the Confectionery line, in the shop one doc
from the Repository Office, Oh State Street.
Her Soda-F Fountain will furnish u tip-sop glas
of saltwater.
See advertisement Of D. Blakely in our &c
vertising columns.
ACCIDENT men Mr.. Wilson and M
Lawrence wore severely injured near this vi
lage on the 18th by the premature discharge
o blast while blasting rocks.
The Brattleboro Ph9nir expresses on opinic
in favor Of Fremont.
RARE CHANCE FOR Book AGENTs.-Briti
Poets, in numbers; the Pictorial Cyclopedia
Biography; Republican Court, or Americ'
Society in the days of Washington Morse
General Atlas Ct the World and a variety
choice engravings.
Mr.. F. S. Martin, of Williamstown, h
shown US the above mentioned specimens
books, and great number Of engravings pu
lished by Appleton Co., to be sold by ST.
scription only. The books are of the first cit
of Appleton Il Co.'S publications, and are W
adapted to an extensive sale. The engravir
are excellent Mr.. Martin wishes for agents
canvass the above mentioned works. 10 p
SONS of activity and enterprise rare oppor'
nifty for successful business is offered. /
further information address him as above.