Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

Browns BRoNcHIALs, prepared by n. X
Brown, Druggist, IN this village, an ex-
cellent preparation for coughs, hosrseness,
and other bronchial difficulties. Clergymen
singers, pu bic speakers, and any person
troubled with sore throat or hoarseness, can
use them to advantage.
PERsoNAL-The Burlington Times OF Sat-
urday last has the following:
APPROPRIATELY DEDIcATKD.--S. b. Whitney
OF Montpelier, has composed the g Pavilion
Grand March, and appropriately dedicated
1t to HoRATIo PALMER, Esq, the efficient chief
Of the - Pavilion Hotel" of that village.
The march is very good, but not sweet to
Il as HoratIo's' whistle has often been
If ever had SOUL" and " music :"
IN 1t, too, it is our friend Palmer.
Twenty-one divorces were granted at the
recent term of the Supreme Court in Rutland
county. There would seem to be no need of
improving the facilities for divorce In that
county.
The Ladies' Library Association at ST.
Johnsbury are trying the experiment Of a
course of lectures The first one was given
last Monday evening by Raw. l.. .. Bfa-tow.
Cephas Hill and William McGregor had
debate. McGregor told Hill he lied Hill
struck McGregor with fire poker By
ISLANDERS lnterfered and set Hill down on a hot
stove This ,oled Hill off. Hill was brought
/ before a magistrate and fined $40 and costs.
! All this happened in the town of Concord,
the good .ms OF the town not restraining
the belligerent parties.
/ PANTHER.-A panther was killed in Wealth
ersfeid LAST week, which weighed 100 pounds.
A. Scott of Craftsbury ma de, from May %
TO January l, 333 pounds of butter u COW,
and raised TWO calves, one of which weighed
500 pounds and the other $40 pounds when
seven months old.
Butter continues to decline in price at st
Adams, and was sold Tuesday for from 20 to
80 cents per pound.
William P. Yarringtons barn at Norwich
were turned few nigh since with all their
contents, including IS 81 eep, yoke of oxen /,
span of horses, and fuii stock OF farming
utensils. Partially Insured.
Esther Smith, aged 100, and the Oldest in
habItant of Chelsea, died January IA.
The expense of the breakwater which the
government proposes to build at Burlington,
next summer, Is estimated at $4,000.
Daniel w neeIer of Cavendlsh, formerly on
Gen. " eitzels staff, has been appointed Sec
ond lieuten ut in the regular army, and IL
stationed at Fort Hamilton, New York
harbor.
Hilbert & Goulds wo leu mill at PAssum
psic village was burned, Friday morning, with
all It's contents, and the operatives had bare
ly lime to escape with their lives.
+. al II
Vermont tor the year ending July /, 1866
was Sl1,37o.
They have a couple OF sharp revenue detec
3 tives at 81 Adams, aud suspicious people anC
f things are likely t. receive close inspection
In the month OF September they collected IL
duties from railroad passengers. Tor clothing
. 1878.
MIR. Alvin Po.c rs, of Concord, met with
painful 1ccIdeus last week. lie stepped frou
one Part oil his barn q ,or to another slightly
oppressed, an i bfoke his limo below the knee
ADMITTED.-ThIe Bradford students hav
: been admitted TO The GA &c County bar
. during the present term OF court-Mes-rs
: Patterson, Tewkesbury and Rogers the frs
: two formerly studerts OF K. NJ. Dickey, Esq
and the later OF Col. K. Farnham.
e VERMNOr STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIkTY.-A
u meeting Ut the directors OF tue Vermont STATE
It Agricultural Society Will be held at the Amer
Ican Hotel, Burlington, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 9TH, at five O'Clock, P. M.
, SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Smith Emery, agee
, sixty-iivs years, died very suddenly On th
22od Inss, at Deroy Center. An cheer ha'
Just gone 10 his house to summon him as
: witners 10 u lawsuit then i'll progress. MI
"a Emery stepped into the bedroom alter b
coat, but being 6 me some little time, the 9th
> Ger went into the room and found him on tn
bed UNCONSCIOUS. Medical assistance was q
j., once procured, but he died In a very few m.
- ment-.
Mr.. ZDphar NJ. Mansur of Charleston, .
ex soldier with an empty sleeve, has receive
appointment IN the Custom House.