Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-13
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NURSERY LAMP. Ibis ingenious cOntrlVance is
practicable as well as cheap. 1t furnishes at
once u cooking stove Of small dimensions, a Ian
tern, and a foot-stove for an evening meeting
itmay be set in the bottom Of sleigh for a
foot warner, and is at hand for lantern; q
nurse can make sufficient use Of it to keep
warm drinks for sick patient one may boil
tea kettle upon it, cook dish Of oysters, or
heat fat-iron and it only costs at retail
$l,50. Mr.. N. G. Bacon Of this village, has
purchased the right for the State, and proposes
to sell it out by counties. 1t is rare opportu-
nifty to make money and of getting very con-
venient article of domestic use.
GEO. W. WARREN & Co., of Boston, have an
establishment which for splendor and rich vari-
ETY. of Dry Goods, we are informed by those
who have made frequent visits to and purchases
Of them, is without II rival in the country. See
their advertisement.
RoGUEs CAN'T CONE IN-Messrs. Edwards,
fernald IL Co. of Boston, have just placed a
good looking, good sized and good priced safe
in our sanctum, which will defy rogues, and as
one of the same kind withstooi the hardest fire
in the state that which consumed the machine
shops at st. Albans--we shall have but little
fear of fire.
New HAT Our Editor has got new hat
Which is not half so much consequence, to you,
however, us to know where he got it. G. L.
Kinsman has great number more just like it,
Spring Style-New Hats. Besides everything
else in the hat, cap and gents furnishing goods
line,-tip top and cheap.
NoRTHFlELD INSTRUMENTATION hundred and
thirty students at the commencement of the pres
ent term.
Mr.. levi BouTwELL's Complimentary LIE
WEE COMES OFF ON TUESDAY, THE 18th, AT HIS
NEW sTAND-THE PAVILION.
t LEAP YEAR.-A robin red-breast was sitting
l upon a eahess tree in front of our sanctum win
dow, one Of the pleasant days in March-sing
ing winning strain, which very much troubled
us until our "devil " suggested it was leap
year.
A further demonstration of the fact was Civ
l en- us few evenings since, when rosycheeked
lass from the health-giving, snow-clad valleys,
just advancing in her teens, gaily requested us
S to insert her marriage. We accepted, without,
: however, naming the day.
l A young man died in Nottingham, recently,
< under circumstances that lead to the suspicion
that he was poisoned.
Richard Brownell of Pownal. was recently
driving with load of plaster, when his sleigh
tipped over, throwing the load upon his person.
When he was discovered and rescued from his
perilous situation, he was insensiblc and his
face, hands and feet wore badly frozen,
The clothing establishment of Messrs Fletcher
& Reed, of East St. Johnsbury, was burned
short time since, together with about $500
worth of clothing, Insured for $780,
FIRE "A FIRE was discovered in the dwelling
of widow Anna Dodge, Of Calais, on the Sd
inst, and the house, together with the furni-
ture, clothing and provisions, were consumed.
We understand that she, with small family,
are turned homeless upon the sympathies of the
public.
AWFUL EFFECTS OF AN UNCOVERED Ape
TITE.-On the night of the 18th inst, two young
men, Robertson and Saunders, attended dane
d ing party or ball, in Springfield, VT, where
c they both reside, and having already taken
q pretty freely Of the good critter, were not sat
isfed, and commenced searching the house for
some hidden liquors, and they soon found bot
k tie in the good Landlady's chest, snugly packed
4 away; they raised tin haste and partook freely
- before they were conscious of their mistake !;
e but on enquring of the Landlady what the
e bottle contained, she said boldly, Bedbug
l. Poison, and you are both dead men," Their
v tongues Immediately began to swell, the doctors
= were instantly called, stomach pumps, &C., were
VI thoroughly applied and in the course of the
It next day they were somewhat relieved, but the
ia doctor said they had better be dead than alive.
The TRUE sEcRET.-Thosc who have used DR..
Rogers Luer,cort, Tar and Canchalagua for
CONSUMPTION, or any form Of Lung Disease, can
attest the superior efficacy of this medicine.
g Its health restoring and tonic qualities not
n being subject to any reaction from Opium. or
any of its preparations is the true secret of its
0 great success All Druggists sell it.
THE LATE ANsELME RoTHsCHILD.-Th Swae
bian Mercury contains the following from Frank
" fort -" The fortune of Baron de- Rothschild
. whs recently died, has been valued at 40 to SO
mil lions of forms. A sum of 200 600 forms
,, is destined to continue the aims which the deceas-
= ed was in the habit of distributing every week,
u as well as for the distribution of wood TO the
poor in winter The fund for giving dover
:. TO Jewish maidens receives so 900 forms; the
u fund for the sick as well as the Jewish hospital
!, O,000 forms each. The Jewish school, SO 600
e forms Sums of 1000 forms are bestowed on
y several Christian establishments. The clerks
who have been more than twenty years in the
- firm, receive 1000 forins, the Others 1000 the
!, juniors from 800 to 500. Many legaces are left
. o servants
y GA Wednesday last week, the police OF
y Montreal seized iwo hundred and ninety leaves Of
10 bread at the different bakeries, ON account OF
IF lgh, weight, and distributed them among the
1t charitable institutions of that city.
= DISEASED LUNGs-the great avenue through
- which so many find passage to the grave,
could in many cases be restored TO healthy state
by simple remedies if taken in season. Wstcr 8
= Cherry Balsam has cured hundred within few
\ years.
is The Edinburgh Express reports that the fifth
volume of Mr.. Macaulcys - History of Eng
land has been committed to the printer.