Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

dispatches. The papers are almost wholly taken
up with the details of the proceedings in Par.
lament. and discussion of the Ministerial crisis
from which we get the impression that the
freedom of the Press is quite extensive in Old
England
Rqius L. Fay has been appointed Postmaster
at Gaysville, in place Of Lyman B. Morey, and
Selden NJ Allen at East Barnard, in place of
Oliver Wolcott.
Mrs. S. B. Colby of Montpelier has been up.
pointed by Vice Regent Mrs. Cuts as Manager
OF the Mount Vernon Ladies Association -
Tor Washington County.
FRoM KANsAs.--Advces from Teavcnworth,
OF April Dist, state that Gov. Medary has is
sued proclamation for the election of dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention which is
to aSsembe at Wyandottc in June County Con-
ventions have been called throughout the Terri
tory to perfect party organizations. Both par
ties will make strenuous efforts to obtain control
OF the Constitutional Convention. The official
majority for Constitution is 1901.
Both the Democratic and the opposition pa
pers of Virginia have been astounded that one
of the Congressional candidates in that State
should proclaim himself" in favor Of the extinct
ion of slavery in Virginia
The City Of Quincy in Illinois, the former
home of Douglas and the present home of
Richardson, has now gone Republican for the
first time and that by handsome majority.
Patrick Donnelly, a drunken vagabond, found
wallowing in the mud Of street in st. Louis
last Thursday, was sent to prison for fifty days.
He was formerly a prosperous broker in that
city, worth over 100000
! st. Adams has voted money for Il new school
house and Mr.. Whiting, of the Messenger, as
one of the Committee, has been examining the
Montpelier school-honse as a specimen of the
best sort Waterman.
The g Benicias Boys" challenge to Tom
Sayers, the champion of England, has been ac-
cepted. The fight, if it takes place at all, must
be after Sayers has disposed of two challenges
which he had previously accepted
The wooden factory at Proctorsvlle, VT, has
been purchased by Tucker, Newton & Co. of
} Boston.
The fundamentally Knickerbocker
begins in its May Number two serials, one il
lustrated and in popular style, on the Adult
teiations of Food, the subject nearest the health
and happiness of every family in the land; the
other fascinating and powerful story of Do
nestle Life, entitled TIE ROMANCE OF Poor
YOUNG MAN, said to be the best novel produced
within the last five years. The first chapter
opens brilliantly Every one knows that, by
, the criminal avarice of Manufacturers and
Dealers, almost every article of food in COM
mon use, liquors and drugs, are adulterated
with hurtful and poisonous substances, and the
| Knickerbocker is The first and only publication
| in the country that has undertaken to expose
thoroughly this gigantic wrong VIII ich secretly
, attacks every mans life. All of its state ments
are based upon rigid chemical analyses and mi :
croscopical examination made for this special
purpose The Authorizations and the manner of
detecting them are unriveled, and, to proba the
evil to the bottom, the Knickerbocker will pub
sb, so far as its Investigations extend, the names
of the Manufacturers and Dealers guilty Of this
insidious crime against health and life. 1t is
the most important series of articles ever begun
in an American Magazine, and should go into
every family.
= The May Kncker51cker has also the conclu-
sion ct splendid article on Dante, by Rev.
. DR.. Osgood: dashing contribution Over the
: Pahri, by DR.. j, W, Palmer Jolygroen S
=, Western Four, by Osmond Tiffany; Humorous
p" Poems by Park Benjamin and Alice Carey and
a novel and picturesque contribution On Siam,
. by recent Missionary to the Kingdom of the
10 White Elephant. The Editors Table is always
~ feature of the Knickcrbocker full page
NJ steel plate engraving of Madame de Chevreuse
10 the great rival of Kicheleu and Mazarin opcnt
the Number.
st days paper.
y AN ELEGANT DENTAL EsTABIIsHMENT.-lf oul
readers would obtain IN idea of the great cxten
of business in the Dental profession, in this city
.. we advise them to visit the extensive rooms o
=, Drs. Cummings & FlAgg, No, IS Tremon
street, embracing seven apartments devoted ex
. pressly to dental practice. Having just reiitet
and refurnishod their rooms, they now presen
:. the most elegant and tasteful appearance, sur
passing in extent, comfort and convenience, an,
= similar establishment in this country. Tit
beautiful specimens of artificial teeth, single
whole sets, and parts of sets, attract especia
- attention, and challenge the admiration, no
&C more of the general observer than the strict,
IN scientific, who fully appreciate their pcrfec
es accuracy and beauty. We have often seen com
th mandatory notices Of their work, but have neve
81 observed the least exaggeration, and not on
n. statement in reference to its excellence whic
OF we would NOT cheerfully endorse, from persona
is knowledge. The Medals and Diplomas award
IN cd at various times, alone place them at tn
N head of their profession; but to appreciate tn
skill and superior workmanship of the very gen
IN tlemany conductors of this extensive establish
he ment, the public should call and examine 70
Az themselves. We are sure that as their wor
challenges the admiration of all, 50 their dentu
en- operations are most scientific and sklful.-
on Boston Traveller
Y, KEROSENE OlLs.--It will I've seen by an &C
he vertisement in another column that the BostO
rs, Kerosene Oil Company are now prepared
u answer all orders promptly.