Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04

OF last week aged about 80 He was q pradu-
ate at Dartmouth college, afterward pastor
at Koyalton, and has been connected with the
institution about forty years.
William Reynolds of Williston, seventy
five years old, left home, four weeks ago Sun
day, to go to church, and has not teen seen
since. lie Is supposed to have died of heart
disease, In some unfrequented place, but q
search by the citizens has not discovered his
remains.
The Burlington Silver Mining Company
was organized on Thursday of last week
+. NJ Van Sicklen was chosen president.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Mr. Warren Gibbs, Deputy Collector of
Customs at st. Adams, recently seized about
$4,000 worth of broadcloth and linen goods
These goods had been smu ggled from Canada
IN wagons, and were destined to parties in
New York.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
The commissioners Of the Lamoille Valley
railroad, at q recent meeting at Montpelier
decided on immediate action F. Fairbanks,
b. \. Davis, G. W. Hendee, w Brigham
J. d. Bell, r. G. Benton, II. E. Hubbell
and Olif Abel were present only three alb
sent. The books were opened for subscrip-
ton for stock Nov -, at Brigham and
ORLEANS COUNTY.
FATAL ACcIDEST.-IIial Flanders of Brown
lngt0n, while ut work in his barn with
threshing machine on the 18th ult., received
injuries which resulted in his death He
had been throwing down grain and came
down from the NOW placing his pitchfork, as
customary with everybody, upon the floor
the handle leaning against the NOW He
soon went back upon the NOW but immedi-
ately prepared to return, it is thought after
the fork. In sliding down from the NOW he
hit upon the fork stale which penetrated far
in to his bowels, with such force az to break
tie fork at the shank Several physicians
were Immediately called, but no help could
be afforded him
THEyINIG, - Several thefts have taken place
in South Troy and vicinity, of late A nice
buffalo robe was stolen from the wagon shed
Of Henry sumner, Esq, on the night Of the
eth ult. The house of Mr.. Reed Blandin
a few nights since, was entered and about
twenty pounds Of -four stolen therefrom, and
his cow also MIXED at the same time
The hen roost Of Holland Temple has also
been robbed Of several nice fowls
The custom house officers at Newport have
seized some $4,000 worth of butter at that
place and White River junction, for an al
legged attempt to defraud revenue. The but
ter belonged to \. B. Nelson, Derby Line.
FoUND DEAD.-Mr Francis Place, of Salem
Vt, man over eighty years old, was found
dead in his field on last Friday Probably
from the disease Of the heart.
Nom SErzrREs-On Thursday night of
last week officer Mason seized on the road
between Barton and Glover, a team with
Is gallon Of whiskey. chest of tea and
puppy. On Monday night Smith and Mason
captured a couple of teams belonging to one
Sturgeon Of Danville and Woodward of Hol-
land, having on board about forty gallons of
whiskey.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Michael Mack, dishonest tailor Of Rut
land. recently robbed his employer Of a suit 0
clothes and decamped for Troy, y. T., Hi s
employer followed and arrested him and he
has given bail to answer the charge.
SHOOTING AFFAIR At RrrLASD-On Tues
day last week, Annie Dougherty of Rutland
was shot by a young rascal named William
Long for slapping his face because he insult
ed her. Little hope is entertained Of the
girl recovering. Long is 10 jail waiting
the result of her injuries.
WINDSOR COUNTY
Royalton was the birthplace of Prof. SAT-
ford, the astronomer. and has been the resi-
dence, in days Of yore of Chief Justice
Chase. Senator Collamcr. and Joe Smith
prophet Of Mormon
Levi H. Coffin, of Ludlow. had his leg
broken on the 18th ult., while engaged
about his duties at the railroad station.
On Wednesday of last V eek, as Mr. Sene-
ca Haven of Ludlow was at his saw mill, he
had one Of his legs broken BY log rolling
upon it.
Barnes Gilbert, a well known and active
business mau Of Taftsyille, died suddenly at
that place, Thursday Of last week, aged fifty
seven.
DR. H. ANDERs, German chemist and a
member Of the Medical Faculty Of New
York city, after fifteen years research and ex-
pertinent has discovered method of dissolv- I
ing Iodine in pure water. This preparation
(Dr. H. Anders' Iodine Water) has cured
many cases Of scrofula, ulcers, cancers, &c,
that had resisted the action Of all other
remedies.
:. November chill blaws loud wi angry
SUCH = with these November winds come
all the ailments common to a Northern win
ter a bottle Of American Life Drops, curing
Coughs and Colds, healing sore throat, and,
by outward application, killing all local pain,
should always be kept on hand
II THESE TINES Of high prices, quality is
the object Dunster's old London Dock Gin
costs money, but it is the very best and
purest Gin you can buy For sale by all
erocers and druggists who want to sell a
good article.
THE DIFFERENCE between good and poor
article of Gin is plain enough. If you want
the best, buy a bottle of Dunster's London
Dock Gin. Sold by most country stores
everywhere, and by the wholesale agents, c.
A. Richards & Co. 90 Washington St.
IMPORTANT TO RETURNED SoLDIERs.-Chron-
ic and acute diarrhoa and dysentery, in all
its forms be cured by timely use Gin
ternally) of Johnson's Anodync Liniment.
A HORSE A Horse My KINGDOM FOR
A Horse . Do you wish to improve your
horse IF 50, use the Cavalry Condition
Powders I. s. johnson & Co., proprietors.
AT this season Of the year, when SO many
Of our people are suffering from colds we
call attention to Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a
sure cure not only for coughs and colds, but
all affections of the lungs and throat. Hav-
ing used it in our family for many years,
can speak from personal knowledge of its eff
fciency There may be other remedies that
are good, but in all our experience this has
proved to be by far the best Its qualities
are uniform and wholly reliable. 1t is
pleasant to take, and should be kept at COM
mand, by every family, protection
against a class of complaints which seem
harmless in the beginning, but become af
hicting and dangerous if neglected.-N H.