Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11

Total, 397
EApoaIuM OF FASHION .-Wo olson's Tailoring
Establishment is justly entitled to the commend
ations it is receiving from all who purchase
good and ieelk: fitting articles of clothing. We
need say no more.
SEWING MACHINEs.-We have considerable in
quiry, by letter and otherwise, in relation to
Sewing Machines. All such we refer to Phin-
ney' Jewelry Store corner of Main and State
street Phinney keeps perfect machines, and
they are warranted to do good work.
FuRNlruRE-N1r j. G. Emery, head of State
Street, has probably the best assortment of Fur
niture, Carpets, Crockery, &c., &c in the State.
Purchasers cannot do better than to call on
him.
POETS AND POETRY Or VERMONT collec-
ton of o>try by Vermont authors, which we
have SO frequently noticed as soon to be pub
lished, is now issued We are pleased to note
that it meets our expectations fully, and will be
often referred to as giving an idea of the poetic
tact which Vermont has produced. 1t has four
hundred pages with one hundred and eleven
contributors, is well printed, and gotten up in
fine taste.
ALExANDRE's KID GLOVES. Edward Dewey's,
we believe, is the only place in town where
those superb Kid Gloves made by Alexandra,
can be found One pair will outwear two of
any other make--sJ the ladies say.
ANTI-ToBAcCo TRAtTs.-A new edition of this
popular and beneficial series Of tracts, with sew
eral additions, is just issued, and may be had Of
George Trask, Fitchburg, Mass.
SAD AcclDENr-Nlelvin Codding A lad Of
about seven years Of age, was killed in Water
vile, by the falling Of Il tree. lie went in com
pany with younger brother into field where
their grandfather was engaged in digging po-
tatoes, and had kindled fire at the roots OF a
of the fire, until it was perceived that the tree
was about to fall The old gentleman caught
up the younger child in his arms, and the Other
run for his life, but he unfortunately ran in the
direction the tree fell, and was struck upon the
head by one of the limbs Of the falling tree, and
survived only about an hour after.
Willard Mcdaniel daguerreotypist, from
Jay, was arrested in st. Johnsbury on Tuesday
last by Deputy Hall, on charge of passing sev
eral bills on the Andover and Worcester County
Banks, which prove to be counterfeit.
We learn that man named Lord, in Charles
lesion, Vt, dropped dead in the road few day
since while walking beside his team.
On the evening of the same day Mr.. Royce
. of Charleston died suddenly in his bed, having
retired in usual health.
match has been made between g Ethan
4 Allen and the celebrated trotting horse g Ian
r term which will throw into lively exctemen
the turfmen in the country. Each horse
to trot in double harness with any other hors
g the owner may choose. Ethan Allen may b
e mated with running horse or u trotting horse
Lantern may exercise the same privilege.
t The Vermont Baptist State Association me
at Windsor, on the 9th. The attendance wa
large. The reports of the year were encoura
: ging, more than four hundred persons having
: been baptised within the year, larger humble
than for long period before.
e The Methodist Society atSt. Adams Bay hav
5 recently completed and dedicated a neat churcl
I at that place.
The Church Journal says that beautiful Sc
, of Episcopal Robes has been presented to Bishol
: Hopkins by some ladies Of Philadelphia, as
d testimonial of regard for his services in the Di
Geese of Pennsylvania last spring.
o Joseph Brock, young man belonging to Eas
Dorset, went on fishing excursion down Bos
ton harbor last week, and was instantly kille,
}, by the accidental discharge of gun.
s. E. p. Brown, while at work attending
e threshing machine got badly hurt from bundl
Of grain which fell from the loft and struck hir
N upon the back of his head.
A young man named Daniel Russeguie los
< an arm by the accidental discharge of "a gun, i
ID Rutland, on the 2Sth.
At SAD AcClDENT.-On Friday evening of las
re week Mr.. Moses Cloagh, started from Mort
"A Troy village about five clock, to return to h
home in Potion, Q. h. about three miles dlstan
AT nine clock Of the following day he wa
ls fund in the road, dead, but short distant
q. from his dwelling. 1t appears that as he W,
passing through piece Of woods in North ia,
10 he fell from his wagon toward his horse and y
o his LETT leg somehow cntangled in the cross bl
he of the thlls. la this condition he was dragga
f. over IA rough stony road for about half mil
to the place where he was found lie had
at steady horse, and appearances indicate that
II was some time going this distance, as it WI
o. noticed where the horse stopped and fed by II
f. road side. The wagon was found against lar,
rock where the horse became diseneact
~ from it by the breaking Of the whifietr
/. and reins, the latter being wound about tt
~ man s neck, which was broken. Mr.. Cloug
vo had on at the time, two coats, q thick vest an
= two shirts, all Of these being worn through
~, of the back, and his right side most shocking
" mangled, although no bones were broken.
RI Mr. Clough has been impotent for sever
bo years, having had but little use Of either of
40 legs. Various opinions are entertained as
the probable cause of his falling from his wage
many expressing the belief that he had Il
ed others chat it was an accident arising from I'll
ts impaired state of the road. fIe leaves wi
be and large family of children to mourn Ills u
timely death and shed the tears of affection
~ his memory. -Sandard.
" sTheir name is Legion may be applied
those who die annually of Consumption, Sc