Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09


TO the Editor Of the Green Mountain Freeman.
CORRECTION. - Dear Sir, In the piece pub
lished in the Freeman of March 10Th. under the
title of /" Radical Aboltionsm," | notice
mistake, made either by me in preparing tho
manuscript, or by the person who set up the
types In the sentence, f." Ia the Circular, pub
ished by him in Burritt's Citizen of the World
for November, 1855, instead Of" 1855" please
read, 1856. Yours respectfully,
H. S. PERRIN.
Royalton, March rs, 1857.
New PAPER.-The Mortified Messenger an
nounces that the Editor of the Universaist Re
pos'tory in this village, in connection with his
son, is u out to commence the publication of
new political paper 10 the Office Of the Reposi-
tory, to be entitled the Moral Rgorme'; and
that tho Randolph Farmer has been purchased
as basis of the new concern. We are sorry
that our enterprising Orange County neighbors
are to lose their establishment, nor do we think
its location or success will be guaranteed by be-
ing published in Montpelier, and in connection
with and by the editor Of another paper; and
the recent failure of go many political papers
in the State especially confirms this view, and
forcibly that the business is sadly overdone.
Within the past year the Brandon Transcript,
St. Adams Journal. North Union Mortified
! Sta', Northern Farmer, and Ludlow Biotter,
have all succumbed to a want of patronage
and now the Farmer, we understand is purcha
sed Of the assignee of the property But the
energy with which the editor has so long and
pertinaciously warred against - the world, the
flesh and the DEVIL may make the Reforme,
an exception.
New PosT OFFICE A new post Office has
been established at North Duxbury, and Sam
ucl Ridley appointed Postmaster.
/ EDWARD DODGE Will you please inform u,
in what town you reside You putno town tt
your communication
TEMPERANCE LEvEE The Christian Repostor,
hns u list Of sentiments offered at IL Temperance,
Levce at Davis Hotel, in Ma shield, recently
They were spirited and indicated good feeling
generally.
| John P. Derby of Cavendish received paten
laet week for improvement 10 shirt studs.
A great horse trot came off at A lbany N. Y
on the Goth. The distance was one hundrc
miles, and the winner made the distance il
twelve hours and half The loser was
quarter of mile behind.
Nor CREDITED.-An al ticle communicated t
the Freeman by -. S. P" is copied into tn
Christian Messenger without credit. If we sir
ners steal part Of the good from Christians
is we'll but for Christian to steal from sir
per, is bad.
The Nineteenth Glass of Teachers for tn
West will assemble at Hartford, CT on the It
of August next, to 60 through the usual cour
of preparation, and leave for the West on tt
10Th Of September. For particulars address
VIM Slade, Middlebury, VT
FOREIGN NEws.-Advicas from Europe are
March l7ih. The difficulties with tbna al
more unsett led than ever, and hostiliics mo-
active. Tea had adsansed very materially.
/, The Spanish expssi(o ION against slssioo COZ
ltfadsk.to assume astlorls imposing aspect
Adyices from Central America state tn
Walker, although hemmed in on all sides, b
been successful in several late battles.
Will Isaac G Snow please inform us in VIII
town he lives There was no town to his COZ
munication
Hon. Harry Stevens of Barnet, the Vermo
An fiquariaD, has collected 1919 volumes
newspapers within the past fifty years, beari
date from l74l to 1856. All but $50 were
, the State House and are gone for ever.
New Fmx.-Mcssrs. j. G. Emery and A.
Field, of this village, have formed copartnt
ship, the notice of which appears in anoth
column.
KANSAS EMIoRATIoN.-Rev 3. B. Newto
of st Albans, Jeff Albany Tuesday event
with party of about fifty Kansas emiemn
from Vermont and Massachusetts, making t
third company which has emigrated from V,
. mont under the charge of Mr.. Newton. +
w m naad IF
inie ligent men six of them were from B,
ingtOn.
MIDDLEBURY CoLLEoEr- George W. Cur
Esq. or New York City will address the l.
!, erary Societies of Middebury College on tn,
day, The lllh of August next The amt
commencement. of the College takes pace the d
following, Wednesday, August 18th
r KANAAs WARD-There is very percer
A BILE Kansas fever in this place. Two or lhr
at least of our good citizens left last Monda
for that American lhermopy for o 10
some for gain but not in any bad sense No o.
pie ever carry with them warmer wishes of N,
Il who are left behind than Kansas emisran
is We all feel that they have in trust some .
70 VI Jul wv" d''u wi Hatioh III iefes'S.-CHF
t. t,an Messenger.
# INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDIcINE.-Suceess of I
person naturally leads others to i'm itate him
4 nearly as may be The great success of DR.
y GREENE, has led Others into the practice OF M
ID icine, claiming to practice upon the Ind
IF method. So gross and injurious were the pr
- tees of these persons that a Society was form
and an Institute established for the purpose
l. showing the people aoho was entitled Is co
,e dence, and who was not. DIR. Greene was c
ID sen by The Society as the Superintendent of
Institute which is located at SO Bromfcld sire
Boston, and he is the only practitioner upon