Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

thy Calls III His liic. W W. rerrlu. Esq lronl
Hydepark has also become one of our practic-
ing Attorneys, to whose worthiness we wish the
most ample success. There are rumors of sew
'ral other very worthy additions to our popula-
tim, who will be cordially welcomed The
erection of beautiful new School House gives
ample educational facilities, rendering Montpe-
Iier one of the most desirable places of residence
in New England.
PRospFRiNG.-We are happy to note the
prosperity of oufcotemporary of the RepOsito-
ry, in the fact Of his increasing the size of his
Bookstore Room, and preparation of consult
ing room, as well as the good addition of books
to his already large assortment.
Tho Massachusetts, House of Representatives
has rejected the bill to secure freedom to all
persons in that State, by three majority.
A Washington correspondent says:
81 The sale of P. Barton Key IS furniture was
attended by crowd Of ladies, who bid high
pIlCCS lUI I0llCb VI iOfc-mblpJi.
From UTAn.-Advices from Utah of the 9Th
inst, state that terrible snow storms had pre-
vailed on the Plains. by which the mails were
greatly retarded. The Indians also were mo-
testing the mails and stealing the animals for
food
LIQUOR LAW IN CANADA.-We learn that
many unanimously signed petitions for pro-
hibitory Liquor Law have been presented to the
Canadian House Of Assembly.
II. II. Powers, Representative of Hyde Park,
Lamoille Co., has been appointed postmaster at
that place. The administration gains what the
State loses.-Phenir.
No great loss.
BLAcKwooD FOR MARCIA reprint of the
Edinburgh edition is thus early upon our table.
Its contents are: Chalons-The Camp. Clothes
and Scarecrows. The Turks KalaEt. TIE
Castles and Creeds of India. The Luck of
Ladysmede Italy; her Nationality or Depend
ence Dasents, Tales from Morse. Napoleon
III. and Europe. A very interesting number
l.. Scott and Co., New York, are the publishers.
Kansas voted on Monday to hold another
Convention to form another Constitution under
which to apply for admission into the Union.
According to telegram from Leavenworth there
was little opposition there to the call
Warren J. Bacon was brought before Justice
Clark of East Corinth on charge of having
stolen from the store of johnson & Page in that
village, pair of pants, two vests, pair Of
boots and couple of axes. After examination
he WAS put under bonds to appear at the next
term of the County Court.
FILLING uP.-The number of convicts in thu
Vermont State Prison appears to be on the in
crease Five from Rutland and three from
Washington County were added to the numbe
last week
The Hon. Robert j. Walker has had Mr.
Buchanan's letter to him when Governor o
Kansas, photographed as a protection agains
accidents 1t is full and emphatic on the ques
ton of submitting the Constitution to the PEG
pie and upon every other point which he subse
quently abandoned.
Gold has been found in the banks of Whit
brook Just west of Danby--how much is nc
stated. We have been hearing great deal {
Vermont gold for now these two years BIT
/ where's the man who ever saw $40 worth of it
, Windsor Paper.
We have seen double Indignantly, but thin
g the best way to get gold in Vermont, is to II
gold washing alone, and follow up the potato
digging, sheep washing, corn raising, g., &c.
PHYSICAL PERFEcTIoN.-T is the title of
Y new and extremely interesting work just pul
s lished by Messrs, Fowler & Wells, New York
n Price, $l,00 Its features are, showing how
acquire and retain bodily symmetry, health ar
=; vigor; secure long life, and avoid the nfrmiti
!; and defornities of age. Every family shou
have it,
Is ADOPTION OF THE New CANADIAN TARIFF
q Toronto dispatch of the 10Th says;
The new tariff was carried through Il
Committee last night with few alteration
n consented to by the Inspector General, the me
e important of which are, that the new duty {
q tea and green coffee docs not come into effe
IS until the first of January 1860 the rate thu
,e to be Is per cent. ad valorum and the ne
v duty on sugar commences on the first of Ju
10 next. the rate to be 80 to 40 per cent, accor
is ing to the quality"
,e MoDERNIzING THE BmLE.-IIon. George
I'd Marsh, in recent lecture on the English la
y guage, justly remarked that the attempt
v modernize the style of the Bible is as absurd
it would be to translate Shakespeare into
d. dialect of Our American Cousin. At the til
when the present translation was made,
q, English language was, he thinks, in its b
y. state for expressing the simple ideas of the
BILE.
PAY IN ADvANcE.-Yes. Mr.. Freeman, ''thil
m. is gittin' round to that pint They'll have
paw in advance, SOON We have to pay for
bread and butter and we can sec no just groul
= for waiting year, year and a half and t
Oh years perhaps Longer, to get our pay for pa
mt and work for which zoe paid the cash. Yes |
rs in advance.-V gyennes Citizen.
'he FROM MExIco.-The United States sloop.
fy. war Saratoga arrived at Pensacola on the q
az inst, bringing Vera Cruz dates of the y
IN II She reports leaving the United States frig
my Savannah, two Spanish, four French, and f,
'e. English men ofwar.
10 There were rumors Of internal fighting,
IN they were SO conflicting that it was imposs
OF to rely upon them. Miramon had met "
ah- several defeats, and had not yet arrived with
out forces within striking distance OF Vera CT
Der He was said to be at Orizba. The Vera CIR
w. ans were perfectly confident of success.
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