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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
From Europe.

The royal mail steamship Europa arrived
at Halifax, May 4,
Operations on the Atlantic Cable was 90
ing actively forward. Experiments with
new payng-out machinery were giving gener-
al satisfaction.
The Dusseldorf Gazette starts rumor
that Queen Victoria is again in an interesting
There is intelligence from Lucknow to tho
I'D of March.
On the 2lst the Nombries Naud's retreat
was stormed. He escaped, and a reward Of
$4,000 rupees was offered for his head.
Outram's force had discovered and destroy
ed rebels in Lucknow, and the Prime Minis
ter is among those reported as killed.
The fanatics continue to fire on the British.
The Governor Generals proclamation, call
ing on the Zemindars to submit, had produc-
ed no effect
Dude was pacifed. The enemy is flying
towads Lecandra..
Jung Bahadoor goes to Alahabad.
FRANCE.
An Imperial return asserts that next year
France will have fifteen iron padded and
screw steamers, Independent of sailing ships
fitted with screws, and gunboats steam trans
ports, and floating batteries
The elections were to take place in Paris
the day after the Europa sailed.
SPAIN.
A teegraphic dispatch from Madrid of 22d
says: "Governmnet has been questioned Oh
the subject of the intention attributed tt
President Buchanan to make war agains
Spain, and declare the report unfoundcd."
! LATER.-The Steamship Vanderbilt, iron
Havre, arrived at New York May 10th.
1t is rumored that an inquiry into the rela
tions between Spain and the United States re
vealed projected expedition on the part
Spain to 20 to war with America.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
News an0 Uomnlruts

No SAFETY FOR RoGus.-Sometime since Mr.
G. W. Willard, of East Montpelier, had his bed
room entered, and about $40 stolen. of which
no clue could then be found. Recently. how
ever, Mr.. j. Mehan of Barre lost horse, and
Deputy Sheriff Bradsh was placed upon the
search He succeeded in discovering trace of
the thief on the road to Canada and when he
reached Bolton, G. E., he found the thief to be
one John Conoly, who had been EMPLOYED in
this vicinity, and whom, it was also learned
was concerned in robbing Mr.. Willard Obtain
ing the aid of two of the Queens officers, Zone
OF whom proved traitor,) Mr.. Bradish went
to Conoly's father in search of him, when he
learned of his departure Following him, he
discovered that he had taken refuge in thicket
called the Dismal Swamp, into which it was
not deemed expedient to follow him. Mr.. Brad
ish agreed with one of the officers to arrest him
when he should come out, and went to his IA
theirs house, and proposed as settlement that
he would give up the warrant for his son, pre-
vlded the old man should inform him of the
whereabouts of the stolen horse. The old man
agreed to this, and Mr.. Bradsh returned with
1t to Montpelier. As soon as he had gone, the
rogue came out. and upon an attempt being
made to arrest him, his father and brother fell
upon the officer and beat him until there was
little hopes of his recovery. The old man and
<son are now under bail to appear at Montreal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
}-)ie0.

In Painfed April Goth, John Murray, only Of Den
MIS- and Julia A. Vincent, aged years and 9. months
In Washington April 22d, of malignant Cankerrash H.
E. only of Elijah and Sally X. Tyor, aged years
and 10 months.
In Moretown, April oath, of the inflammation Of the Lungs
Gusavus G. of George and Bertha b. Clark aged 6
years months and II days
In Wilston april 18th, Cornelius Munson son of Hosea
Is. Munson aged "a years.
In Marshfeld, March Goth, Dea. Gideon Spencer.
lr. S. the first inhabitant in town. He born
in Hartford CT. June 10, 176S and first to NJ. in
1871 and remained few years until adequate pro-
vision could be made for the comfort of family in will
dernes home in 794 he married and with his wife
and settled the farm where he died. Soon after his
Element in town there revival of religion which
reached most every house. church founded in NJ
and he subsequently chosen Deacon but afterwards
nected with the church in Plainfed.
There events in his life worthy of notice. He
lived with his wife 6S years. and death has
ed in his family until his He has children, al
of whom alive at his death aud five of them present
his funeral And for IS he had been professor
of religion.
good has gone, the last of those hardy men who
first settled the town. and left behind memory which will
long be cherished.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

STATE BANK.-We have seen the bills, of
the denomination of ones, twos and fves, of the
new Bank, just gone into operation in this place.
The design is very neat one, representing the
II w state House, the Vermont coat of arms,
and some characteristic rustic scene. James R.
Langdon, Daniel Baldwin, R. R. Keith, Chas.
Clark, and G. W. Willard, are the Directors.
James R. Langdon, President, Daniel Bald
win, Vice President and Geo. B. Reed, Cashier.
The Board of Directors are well known as honor
able, high-minded, business men. Mr.. Keith and
Mr. Langdon have both held the Office of Presi-
dent of the old Bank of Montpelier. Mr.. Bald
win is well known as the President of the YER
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Company while DR..
Clark and c. W. Willard, ESQ.,, are both favor
ably known in their respective professions. The
bills are all secured by United States and State of
Vermont Stocks, and will be redeemed at the
Suffolk Bank, Boston. We are pleased to know
that the institution is in the hands of efficient
managers, and cannot but be permanent and
prosperous institution
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

CLAP-TRAPs.-Peoplew who have been inveigled
into taking city Clap-Trap papers will find out
their character by such notices as the following.
Aftor reading it we advise them to subscribe for
home papers, and let gift brass and flaming
pictures go to the dogs, with all patent medi-
cines and humbugs generally:
"The proprietors of bogus gift enterprises,
lotteries, and other swindles, in this city, have
of late years published newspapers, as tenders
to their nefarious schemes. Several of these
concerns, as is well known, have been broken up
recenely by the Mayor and his squad, and on
Wednesday another one suffered the same fate
For the last six or seven years paper has been
published here, known as the Golden Prize
professedly devoted to literature, but offering
presents so subscribers varying in value from
so cents to $500 Among the bounties adver-
tised were packages of gold containing from
$500 to $500. The terms were: one year for
81, with prize two years for $780, with
two prizes; three years for SIS, with three
<prizes: five years for So, with five prizes. The
Mayors detectives arrested Dean and Saltter
Tproprietors of said paper, and brought them be-
fore the Mayor last Wednesday. They owned
up and admitted that the packages of gold were
snever distributed as advertised. They expressed
their willingness to submit to the law without
.contesting it, but asked time to recall the ord
ers for advertising which they had sent to differ
emit papers in the country amounting to $l0,-
'OOO On their promise to abandon the gift de-
.partment of their paper, the Mayor allowed
them to go free. If arraigned again, they will
,probably catch the full penalty of the law
Will people in the country never learn tha
they cannot get paper or book or any thing
.Tsse at fair value, with watches, diamonds, ant
big packages of gold thrown in?''-New Yor
Journal of Commerce.
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DR.. WISTAR'S
EBrHsaBae Of wild Cherry,

Where the above preparation is known it work
of supererOgaton to speak of its merits WE'LL it is
tablished inflbe remedy for the of CoUGHs
COLDS, BRONCHITIS, SPIsTING OF BLOOD, CRoup WHooP-
ING CouGH and every form of Pulmonary Disease Those
who have used appreciate its value and always have
supply within their reach those who have not and
suffering from any disease of the throat Lungs, Chest,
are urged to make single trial of this Basam, which
will satisfy them of its nestimabe value and untold vir
tues. Sir James Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria,
has given it as his opinion that CONSUMPTION CAN BE
CURED. The history of this medicine fully confirms the
opinion of that eminent Hundreds of well known
individuals have given their written testimony OF the
wonderful power of this remedy, in curing them of
disease which not only rendered life burthen hut
threatened lite o.. istonoe.
s. W. F0WLE Co., Proprietors.
lSTremont street, Boston
For sale by Druggists pyerywhere
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

The Bank of Mutual Redemption, chartered
by the Massachusetts, Legislature, is about to
60 into operation.
The following gentlemen were elected direc-
tors at a late meeting:
Franklin Nichols, President Thames bank
Norwich, Ct.; George 7. Hodges, president
Rutland Bank, Rutland, Vt; Stephen N Ma.
son, director Globe bank, Woonsocket, R. l.;
A. W. Thaxter, Jr., director Traders bank
Boston, Mass; Charles F. Adams, president
Mount Wollatson Bank, Quincy; Thomas W,
Pierce, director Bank of Commerce, Boston
Ezra Farnsworth, director National Bank OF
Boston, Chester W. Chaplin, director Agawam
bank, Springfield Francis H. Dewey, director
Mechanics bank, Worcester; Francis Dane, di
rector Warren bank, Danvers; Jacob H. Loud
I president Old Colony bank, Plymouth George
". Thayer, president Exchange Bank, Boston
-5ames G. Carney, director Lowell bank, Lowell
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
Hope! Health! Happiness!

OF WHAT Val UE is GOLD COMPARED TO HEALTH
Gold is indeed valueless, unless Health is added to en-
joy it. How many thousands ifthey but knew of the
remedy which DR.. TILToN dispenses would yield their
hoarded for bottle of his East INDIA LUNG
BALSAM? Until hi; remedy discovered there wa
40 relief from Consumption 1t combines all the virtues
and hea ling qualities embodied in the thous ands of dugs
which people have been in The habit of swallowing II
heals all internal sores and inhamaons. 1t is perfect
alternative. 1t stimulates the body and does not react
1t builds up and purifes the entire system. 1t is mag
niicent exhileant. What blessing is this! Is gold an
equivalent No? LIE, all invalid, take advantage of Dy
Ton's stay here and pay him visit The trouble in
CURED by cal, may result in untold happiness Do mot
neglect this opportunity of becoming restored to com
pete health and permanent usefulness. The entire press
endorses the above in the most eqilvocal terms.
DR.. TILToN is at 1865 WAsHxroN srREr,, Room No.
s. where he can be consulted by invads free of CHARGE
Visit him without delay.
Or add ess Box 1913. Roston Post Office. Medicines
sent by, express throughout the United States and
Canadas.
NIB The Doctors EAST INDIAN BLOC PURIFl
Err, us a Spring Medicine has no rival.
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VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION. s
Institutes, will be held as follows:
At Peacham, in Caledonia Co., May 2l-2.
At Thetford, in Orange Co., May 25-6.
AT Royalton, in Windsor Co., May 2S-9.
At Brandon, in Rutland Co., June Il.
AT Townsend, in Windham Co., June ID
At Bristol, in Addison Co., June S-9
Each Institute will continue two days-hav-
ing evening Sessions, for general lectures.
Friends of Education in the Towns designated
are requested to have in readiness. proper
building for the evening lectures, and also one
for the day sessions, furnished with Black
Board, Chalk, &c.
The Sessions are to commence at 9 o'clocl
A. M, punctually
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the bill, on account of the alien suffrage clause
in the Constitution.
Messrs. Mison of Virginia, Phillips oil
Pennsylvania, and Bliss of Ohio, denied the
right of Congress to interfere with the rights OF
the electors in IN the States Adjourned.
Nothing transpired in either House on Friday
or Saturday, save the usual resolutions OF res
pect on the death of Senator Evans.
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nlarrie0.s

At Cady's Falls, Morristown, May 1st, by oro Cady
Esq, Samuel G. Kimball and Miss Marion G. Bartlett,
both of NJ Also May 3D. by the same, Richard Fowler,
of Johnson, and Miss c. f. Lewis of NJ.
In Warren, at the residence of the brides father, by,
Rev. r. II. Barton VIZ. Wm j. Ferris. of Roxbury, and
Miss Helen Smith, of W. Also, May 4th Mr. j. j. Pratt
and Miss Emma c. Gleason, both Of W.
In Waterbury, May 9th, by Rev. G.. G. Parker, Mr.,
Elijah Marshal Esq, and Mrs. Abigail Stearns.
In Brookfeld, May 23d, by Rev. H. Webster, MIR. Roy
al Abbott Jr., and Miss Nancy 7. Newton both of b.
In Middlesex by Aaron Ladd, ESQ., MIR. Albert R. Lewis
and Miss Bethanie b. Warren both of Al.
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Geo. O. Reach was before Judge Poland at
st. Johnsbury on Monday of last week. Sew
feral witnesses were examined, among whom
were Mr.. McCulom, the Cashier of the Pro-
vincial Bank, where the bogus money was
passed. and his son. The examination of the
witnesses occupied Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday The case was postponed to Tuesday
the 9th, to procure important witnesses.
He was afterwards indicted and taken to
Canada for trial.