Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04
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whom tney We're made, That for use they are as
near the natural teeth as could be wished, and
for appearance we know we should never know
but they were modelled by higher hand.
Our ncighbors in the Queens dominions are
to HAYS decimal coinage to represent the new
mode of accounting. 1t is as follows In silver,
20 cents, 10 cents, and cents. In bronze,
cent. 1t is to be issued Immediately
Ehe dwelling house, and most of its contents,
belonging to VIM. Ward, in Moretown, was
burned about two weeks since. Loss some $500,
insured for $500.
az In the Louisiana Senavs, Ii6tice Has been
given of the introduction of bill to import
5000 negroes from the coast of Africa.
State Election in New Hampshire, March 9th,
and We believe VIM. Halle, the Republican can
didato, will have ten thousand majority
Eleven divorces were granted at the session of
the Supreme Court, at Rutland, which closed
Feb. 8.
A series of Temperance Meetings have been
commenced in Bradford, which the Windsor
Aurora says are much needed in that town.
On Tuesday night, the 9th inst, the Hotel
and out-buildngs at Sheffield were destroyed by
fire. A portion of the furniture was saved
Insured for $1,000.
DR.. l.. W. Adgatc has received the appoint
ment of postmaster at Irasburgh, rice A. NJ.
Dow removed.
Mr.. II. S. Coolidge has been appointed post
master at Albany, rice w. H. Howard removed.
A KING FOR CANADA-The Sandwich &C.. W.
Mercury is advocating the erection of Canada
into an Independent kingdom.
Clovelan' Hotel at Hyde Park, Vt, was de-
troyed by fire on the 18th inst. Insured for
| $780, contents also insured.
! Mr.. 0rison Foster of Tunbriage, writes that
he has pair of yearling steers, of the native
breed, which weigh 2lS2 lbs.
There are now over one hundred female prac-
titioners, regularly educated physicians, in the
United States.
The official statement shows that the whole
number Of passengers arriving from foreign coun-
tries last year was 81 55S, of which 1919 600
We're females.
The Stark House, Bennington, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday evening. ItEas owned and
occupied by Lewis Cady. The , fourth story of
the Hotel was occupied by r-aeasenic Frater-
nifty asa Lodge Hail. They sa{ed only small
portion of their furniture and fcgalia. Their
loss is about $500--insured. Nearly all the
furniture of the hotel was saved, but much.of it
was broken up and destroyed. The hotel was
insured for $2lG0 which will cover the loss.
THE ORANGE COUNTY House The new hotel
in Chelsea, with the above name, is now, and
has been during court, open for the reception
of guests. The landlord, Mr.. Pike, intends to
have it equal to anything in the country, and 80
far as the arrangement size and convenience of
the rooms are concerned we think it ahead of
anything in this part of the state. 1t will not
only stow away but really accommodate large
number of guests Windsor Aurora.
EDITOR FREENAN,-&r: We should be glad
if every number of your valuable paper would
contain some kind of question to help divert
us these long winter evenings. Let any one Of
your many readers prepare something for others
to answer | would suggest the following:
There being free fountain just 10 rods from
f AS. door, 20 rods from BIS, and 80 rods from
C's., all in one direct line, they in company
hire an aqueduct put down at one dollar a rod
costing, of course, 80 dollars. In equity what
ought each one to pay? Answers requested.
1 A SUBSCRIBER
The LADY's HONE MAGAZINE, edited by 7. s.
Arthur and Virginia F. Townsend, and pub
lished by I. S. Arthur & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
! is the finest two dollar monthly for ladies Of
which we know. 1t is always on hand--tht
f March number having been received at this
: time. Address as above.
Cooley for March is full of interesting affair,
= for the ladies, and it still maintains its envabl,
reputation among them. Published by L. A
!. Cooley, Philadclpbia-$3,OO per year.
correspondent of tho, freeman says -
"There is a woman now living in Shipton, c
. f., by the name of WiiieyysgT5- mas had NJ
d natural sleep for over fourteen years. She is o
o Scotch descent, and formerly lived in Barnet il
. this State; she is about seventy years of age
. The doctors decided sometime ago that the or
e gan or faculty to sleep was by some means DIES
l. troyed. She goes to bed regularly as ever a
night, and as she often says, wearisome night
are appointed unto her,"
! ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-0n Wednesca,
morning of this week, at about IL o'cloci
ID fire was discovered in the rag room of the Pa
!. per Mills of Messrs. FULLER, PARKER and PAR
e SONS, of the Paper Mill Village, some thre
:, miles north of this place. There was larg
y amount of stock on hand, some $4,000 o
g So, 600 and also a heavy lot ofpaper for market
= and much that was unfinished. Nearly all thi
n was removed from the mills but much of it wa
Is greatly damaged. From the location in which
10 the fire was first discovered, there can be bu
little doubt that it was the work of incendiary
l. Three thousand dollars of the insurance run GU
It on the 18th inst, just six days previous to tn
fire. This is no time to find fault, but Shout,
serve as warning to all others to keen thei
u insurance renewed in season to give the deyour
e ing elements no time to take them unprepared
d Tho total loss of property cannot fall short O
1926 600 or $780, 00 Insured for Sc 900 in tn
"a Htna Co., Hartford, Conn., Bennington Ban
- ner.
The dwelling house Off. and HIRAM CANFlrL,
of Arlington, was destroyed by fire on Tuesda,
y morning of last week, and horrid to relate |
y proved to be the work of an incendiary. an,
10 that person their nearest neghbor, JAMES HALL
70 He waapromptly arrested examined nd'full
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