Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24
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FIVE Pound TRouT How delicious =
Don't YOUR mouth water, and your ideas of the
fDrest. with hook and line, bob and sinkcr, ,
come up afresh Only think of 1T; but you
can taste of one just like it at Carters Refresh
,,ent Rooms in the New Freeman Building
Go in and see if he don't do it as nice, and in
one of the incest, cosy. comfortable private
rooms you " ever saw y
WI Goops.-We are not often pursuaded
to call particular attention to the staple articles
of life, for almost everybody knows where to get
tbom at the cheapest rates, but the New Store
Of W. B. Burbank & Co., and their complete
stock Of New Groceries, and other articles in
the West India Goods line, are deserving OF
recommendation and our readers who happen
in town will do well to call and see.
The Catholic Church now in process OF cree
ton in this village, is so nearly completed as to
accommodate public worship oncein two weeks
t. is n handsome structure, and very credtable
To the members of the Church in this vicinity.
The Congregational Society in Pittsford are
repairing their Meeting House at an expense o.
three thousand dollars.
The Catholics of the same town are building
81 Br,ck Church at Pittsford Mlls--size 40 by
7O-at an expense of about four thousand five
- hundred dollars.
FIRE IN PoMFREr.-The dwelling houses,
sheds, barns and outhouses belonging to Column
bus Udall, in Pomfret, were consumed by hre
on the 10th inst, together with large quantl-
tv of hav and grain, fat cattle, &c. Loss
about s4, 500. Insured for 1000 in the Wind
sor Mutual.
SpALprNcs PREPARED GLUE.-There are
many accidents and breakages of little articles
when the want of an article of glue to rehx
them is seriously felt little things not worth
going to cabinet maker or a jobber with, and
still one can hardly afford to lose. The dolls
head is off, or handle to tiny set OF crock
ery, or fan has come apart, or some other
minor thing, which only wants minutes work
with brush and little glue already prepared,
and it is as good as ever, saving the cost OF a
new one, or the trouble and expense OF taking
it to a jobber. Such needed article is
Standings Prepared Glue, put up in conVen-
lent little glass pots with brush accompanying
and all sold for twenty five cents. The article is
for sale at this Office wholesale and retail, and
while So cheap every family should have it on
hand.
COSMOPOLITAN ART JoURNAL.-The number OF
this superb Quarterly for December comes to us
richly freighted with good things. The steel
plate engraving, ''This Little Pig went to
Market is worth all the book costs. The OBJ
ject of the work is the encouragement OF the
Fine Arts, and Literature. The terms of the
Journal are So 100 per year, and every subscriber
receives splendid steel engraving, "Shaks
peare and his friends" Subscriptions received
at this Office.
EDITOR FREEMAN will you please inser
the following in your paper, headed thus,
A WORTHY WOMAN REwARDED.-A Mrs
Hill, wife of Samuel Hill, Esq, of Greensboro
came in possession, last summer, of twely'
thousand dollars-good for her: she is no'l'
woman; her heart and doors have always beer
open to the poor, and sick, and friendless; ant
may she live long to enjoy her fortune. s. W.
The Radical Abolitionists, Of the Garrisonia,
dissolution stripe, propose to honor the day o
Browns execution by an annual observance
WEBSTER THE BEsT.-We have received I
copy of an article recently published in tn
New York Tribune exposing the photographers
Hobgoblin gotten up against Webster's Diction
airy. The writer seizes the ghost by the head
and conciusively downs it. We are for Web
ster's spelling as yet.
The HARVEST OF LovE-Such is the title Of
splendid Book by Miss Minnie Davis, the gift
ed author of Marion Lester The HarTes
of Love- has been out some time. Every ont
who has read it, likes it, and speaks well OF it
The story Is not only well planned, and vel
written, and its incidents interesting. but
has great and gocl moral. We intended tt
copy notice of this gem from the Christia
Freeman, but having mislaid it, SO that W
cannot now find it we have written this.
The above is from the Repository and we ar
pleased to endorse it all and would add a grea
deal more. 1t is touching tale, and does hon
or to Vermont authOress. Miss Davis ha
published two other works, we believe, an
showed an unusual talent for contributing
the amusement of our people. For sale at tn
FREEMAN Book Store, or by Rev. S. A. Davi'
Bethel.
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY. -Advees frol
New York under date of Nov. 18th, state tina
the Washington correspondent Of the Tribur
learns that there is proof in the hands of til
Administration that Gov. Douglass intende
taking possession of San Juan the day befoi
Gen. Harvey did In fact, that the propose
and contaminated events were only separated b
twelve hours. The British government is awal
of this fact, and hence one reason among othe
for the intended removal of Gov. Douglas. III
President, as matter of courtesy, will, in TIN
event, recall Gen. Harvey, but not otherwise
since such an act might be constructed into d
abandonment of the American claim to Il
Island.
We have rumor from Washington, by wa
OF st. Louis, that our government has decd
to seize the Stairs of Northern Mexico. and tn
eleven companies of troops, artillery and i
fantry, have been ordered to Brownsville fro
Fortress Munroe and Fort Leavenworth.
Caleb Fisher of Cabot sold from his farm la
week, eight head of cattle for $500, and
some of the " same sort ~ left.