Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24

W ~ ~ an A1@N -
Post Offices, with the names of all subscribers
at each Post Office under the head of that Office.
This is readily seen from the fact that there are
any number of people in the State BY the same
names, and we have at this time nearly one
hundred instances of two names alike In diff
ferent towns, on our list. We therefore request
all persons writing to us on newspaper bust
ness to be careful to give the name of their
Post-Ollice. We have also over twenty instances
where there arc in the same town, two persons
OF the same sirname, and the same initials. So
give us your name in full, if there are others in
town similar. We shall take no notice of
orders from Post-Masters, unless they post
mark their letters, or give their Post-Oihce.
trated in the following, which is but a sample
of whit is almost weekly received at a news-pa
per Office, where pay is not required strictly in
advance
A correspondent writing from West Fairloo,
says Your accountef $500 against w. H.
Parker Is good for nothing he is Uncle Sans
POST Master at tins place. Il One from St.
Iabnshnr - IN Il R,,tar has RIM away
and your paper i not taken out. lIeowes us
$500. One from Esst Haven says 81. W.
Wade has run away, and not paid for his pa
|per:" $500 due.
ma, ,,,;., : .,,;a c454,,,,I, sooo,a .
Aio" n''ny i'''''i' III '"'' 0"''0 WAL o'oo"N "
motion TO send no paper out unless paiu ZOE IN
advance? So q
ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-Thiss superb magazine
comes regularly oour liable, Always IN good
season--the April number having peen received
0ontents Agrarlanism Bulls snd Bears
Prayer for Lie Odds and Ends from the old
world Two snliis l11iIrey ana Arnold 8
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tices. &c.. "a. II can be had of the publishers
a;roet 81, a. az, NOR year or our subscribers
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eau nave IT. 'ose'ner WIFI 'ne i'''"'o'' i0i
$3.50 per year.
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riRE'-oh thursday VI h,SI "eeh' M s,o u"sil.
my nouse '' ~ ''rh ooouPi 'n0 noy,'o nt
and was entirely consumed with nearly all its
contents
Inc mouse was owned ny WIDOW laay, whose
,uaaa'ulo aV ,ns al 'i0 "Pp'i p0'''o' u '''
The Minister loses his Library and portion
of his furniture, The House was fully insured.
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CROWDED OUT.--We have an article upon
the veto of the Agricultural Bill in type, but
the lengthy report OF the Calais murder trial
prevents It's publication this week. we may
add That we nope we shall not soon nave an
other murder to report
Read the nobla sneech of Father Giddinos in
this paper. The old champion OF Freedom
should be next President
Since the death OF the State House excitement
IN burlington the Times and FREE Press are
having set to about Female Pills.
I" took" any of the pills or not docsn t appear.
re- tha ovo;ton,o,,+ r,ots RI f,vnr boot bnttlo ~
two IF g Mrs W;nslo,v,s sontIinr s,rnn ),
niobt no If sarvco tn tbc Po,r;ot
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School District Clerks should bear in mind
tbut tho r,oaial.t.,rs. at its last ssss,op fixed
ahao, ,,sn4Soa o.a 4Lat +tou amo ~ all thos>
maet;nns on tho ,ast Tnosdav n March tbn off.
aars tben oloatod w. oatan n,on tho;r dntes or
tho arst davnf Anil
t 1t was decided at the January term of thu
. Supreme Court OF Alabama, thata person whose
grcat-Crandmother was the daughter of a mu
ls+o h., nocross 20 ro+ .omno+ont r,;+nos