Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

If he will examine it he will find that 100 #.
on one side and 60 on the other with only 20 at
the ends, will not come togather, except it be
in a straight line.
SIMPSON HAYS has been appointed Postmaster
at Mddlesex, in place of G. II. Lewis, re-
signed.
DEATH OF REV. D. A. TYNG.-We record,
with feelings of deep regret, the death of that
brave and eloquent young minister of~ the
Episcopal Church, tho Rev. Dnaley A. Ting,
of Philadelphia. His right arm was first
mangled in threshing machine, and amputa-
ton being too long delayed, modification en-
sued, and thon DEATH The friends of freedom
will not soon forget the courage he exhibited
in preaching an anti-savery sermon before an
unsympathetic congregation, hazarding his
clerical and social position in the discharge of
solemn duty
Two large barns, u corn house, a shed and
other out-houses, the property of Mr.. j. Z.
Rhodes of Colchester village, Vt. were burned
Tuesday evening, together with their contents,
including a COW and horse
Some one sends us marked copy of DAN
Tarbell's paper, with an article headed Green
Mountain Freeman, Dear Brother" Us it in
tended for us? We should take more notice Of
the three dollar bill, Mr.. Tarbell, you owed us
before you became exalted above ?) the material
world of paying debts.
| VERMONT IN CONGRESS. Hon L. P. Walton
in recent letter from Washington says -
1t is worth recording that Vermont leads the
van in the battle of freedom in both Houses
The Republicans of the Senate Committee
put their case through Mr.. Collamer, and of
the House through Mr.. Morrill, Thus the
post of honor is accorded to Vermont. All
right !"
April llth, Clarence H., son of Henry r.
and Margaret L. Brannock, West Windsor,
went alone to his grandmother's and it is sup
posed that his clothes caught fire while he was
there. About four o'clock, he was discovered
by his mother few rods from home enveloped
in flames. She ran to him and extinguished
she flames. But he was 50 badly burned that he
survived the accident only about twenty six
hours.
Mr.. VIM. j Hastings has been declared
elected County Commissioner In Orleans Coun
ty, instead of A. J. Simpson who was here
tofore reported to be elected. Mr.. Hastings
was the temperance candidate.
Cooley FOR MAY is at hand. The Ladies say,
" it is beautiful thing this month-grows bet
ter and better" Ladies, send IS cents to L. A,
Cooley, Philadelphia, for specimen number.
KEROSENE LAMps.-At Ellis Hatch we saw
a uew lamp for burning coal oil. 1t gives a
most beautiful light, is neat as wax, and costs
but trihe. Also new selfadjusting shade
suited for any chimney. Call and see it.
A New HAT.--lf man has nice pair Of
pants, nice coat, vest and boots he should also
have nice hat and we think he can find any
style of article wished for, and at almost any
price, at E. Dewey's, on State street.
Snow SroRM.-A nice fall Of snow-some
) eight or ten inches--visited us on the 2lst and
ODD. 1t has, however, faded like Spring bios
SONS.
t SUGAR CANE SEED.-Wc have small quantity
of Sugar Cane Seed, packages of which vii
be sent to any one Of our subscribers, who may
r send us stamp to pay postage.
We acknowledge the receipt of valuable pub
| lie documents, from our several members o
0 Congress