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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
IMPORTANT AND REnTARZEA,
BILE INVENTION.

Mr. NJ. SMITH SALTER, of Nwork, n. j., has
Just obtained patent of an inyention which it
is believed, is destined to have most important
influence upon the useful arts Of life, ami the in
dustry of the country and the world. 1t new
method of maxim iron, direct from the ore, with
antracite or biluminous coal, bya single process.
By means of this remarkable invention Mr.. S.
proposes to make wrought iron at a cost Of $25
to $50 per ton-at least half the usual cost
His furnace has three combined chambers, one
above the other and all actuated BY the Same
fire. The upper chamber is used for deoxidizing
the ore, Impurities, such as sulphur, &c, being
carried off at a low temperature; the middle
chamber for tluXing and working, and the lower
chamber FIR reducing and finishing. The metal
il taken from the last named to the hammer or
squeezcrs. The whole time occupied in this
process, from the time the ore is put into the
furnace until finished by the hammer, is only
two hours We understand that one eff the
furnaces is now in operation at Boonton, in Nor,
rs county. We have specimen Of iron from
it, which is pronounced to be Of the very best de-
scription. Perhaps more important invention
| if fuller experiments should verify present anti
ciputons- us not been introduced in many
years. Its effect upon the production and con
sumption of iron must be immense. --Nciga,}
| Daily .4dv,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
LONG SPEECHES.

The taste in this country in public speaking
is most injurious to the public interests. The
courts are stopped from doing the business of the
people, by the horrid garulIiry OF the bar
1t is said, Demosthenes never spoke longer
than about three quarters of an hour; Clcelo's
Orations, any one Of them, can be delivered ever
in less time.
Ministers of the gospel, think of this, be brief
compress your thoughts. Genuine COW cliol
uses but few words. Be Brief simple, plain
powerful, pungent, speak from the heart to the
heart.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
List of Agents for the Freeman
yRPALMER, General Agent, Boston,

WASHINGTON COUNTY
ha'isheiu' n t,hnsnn. Marshhtld, 3 Pltkl;
warren d Uphlm; na'Iel ~ n Saith
Wt'rhhry " ,n Faystun, L II Baxter
G " I'u' i Mower and Pearce, ...
c.,t. south Nowhuy, J Abbott.
Brahi1fl,;S y V;ngtbuy; Randolph, u ParkhuTst,
Dfdukhelu' y ~ Viin.I,w East do. 7 Brooks
East do; VI VI W7'dyard; West do. NJ II Sessions
Tuh0fI"He, - WAN, Post Mills Il lInckley,
C"r,nth. Rev Cumnlihgs; N etnn'l'b 3 "" I',I
East DO w p"a' %i,ch; Washington l. + Thutber;
y d. + George; S'fa"o'u'
Nswbury, Rev sas ii,rrrvnpN co.
rr,,com Jericho and undcrhiil, Il
Ch,rlott, " ) Baldwin, p.In9d w Briyqs:
Huntington, BiGcNuli Wiuiston w IL French:
Hineshurgh, hheh
"'''''''' WINDSOR co. a,,.
Bethel, A Marsh Chester, o IlutChnsuni
q HlhGnc, Rayalton. Henry;
Rochester, . o"HE' Norwich, NJ NJ Davfj
Sharon, Metcal -, Woodstock, j. Richmond
Brdgcwnter, L. hayHinuu"' So Lake,
Windsor, NJ Fh4IhIlhe' sIrddsviIlr Mai. Farewell;
Rrownsyillc NJ Perkins, Stuns,', ,,' q Iinkhnln.
Hartford, Nichols Iinrtland, II. D. osgood;
w. " $ Steele No' N Willard, Jr;
Barnar' L. B'achno' snoswvie, l. llazen
f. LB5iknap ;od. stockbridgc Rev. Mr.. Daily
Pomtfet' Z t ra,''%S, Gaysville, J Nj Bennett
So RUTLAND co. ,.,.
Rutland ER Thrnii; P"%tnCy, Harris
G Graves: 80, Tpj,,nsnIi e Joysliu
Walngford, kamSoi"
Clarendon w Marsh.
BENNINGTON Co.
,.t.,o, n Roberts Jr; Dorset, LnnI"h'
N Rrnninrtou, Matteson; Shatsbury' l. bo''o"''
E. DE- WTNDHAM co.
Townshend w Shufter; wilmington, Al r. Tnylc
Windham, II oP""'' Dayer w II Jones;
Jamaica, T Goohale; pronLiine A Flint;
BHteborO, e. Frost
Athens l. Shattcr.
,,..,.,.,, a shades; Bristol H. NeGdhami
Vergennes, DI. Sprague, c9 9,t !, Reeves
MonK,on ~ y E Eoo% Hancock, A g. Allen
Mddlebury, X l. Fuller; "eSU'ius'
FRANKLIN co.
~, ,,....,,xnt I'M mean. Franklin, c FELTON, =,
W. pu'eH, ~, TondaU' ST Adams, l. BrainaTd, Jr
=, runs, W, ,nr;n Fairfield, John Stafford;
m3htsnmeiiy :, r. s,nne H. Foster;
u rtSirn 4 r. Comngs; Richford, b Coli
CALEDONIA co.
Uardwick w Wheatey; Peachi m, r ~ Nc rim
Lyndon, Simmer and Foss Mc'huo w '' 'cibson
Walden, a A TSon Cabot q Cock & J Mclean
= H. e, y rus'ei' Sheffield, L h. Harvey,
n w Sias: GrotOn, NJ Welu'
ORLEANS co.
Albany, VIM D. Gates, t Il Trn N K Eastman;
Barton, w Kimbal. n Troy, NJ n n, i1 Worren
tfaSohIy Ip' +" bloomington, Rev w scale
GioVtr, . n o'1 T"nain"s' Coventry J. Hurd;
Greensboro D. Co mahStt 0. c. Winsl9w.
Insburgh f. G. Kimba
80, \, eNi,,d Jacksonville, Saflordj
GamnnuSe " Hydepark, a Morse,
Emor, sSSH ti;,d,vcu. Watervile, II A Fisk and
MorristOwn, west ,uaIcott q Pennock
Etowe, d Lothian
Sden, DR.. Atwen;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

CURE ron HEADACHES. "A work has recent
ly been published in Pans, by an eminent ply
scan, in which he describes new remedy for
headaches. lie uses mixture of ice and salt,
in proportion of TO 10, as cold mixture,
and this he applies, by means Of little purse
of sitk gauze, with rim of gntta. percha, to Ii
mned spots on the forehead or other parts of the
scalp where rheumatic headache is felt. 1t gives
instantaneous relief The skin is subject to the
process from half a minute to one and half mi
mites, and it is rendered hard and white. 1t is
good in erysipelos and diseases of the skin,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
SCHOOL Houses.

The following remarks of Mr. Sanborn, of Ha-
mover, in New Hampshire House of Representa-
uAes, contain too much good sense to be lightly
passed over and disregarded Every man and
woman who has ever been at sthool can feel and
appreciate the truth of similar observations
They ought not to be forgotten;
1.-The house where many uithe best hours Of
lie ale spent should be made attractive to the
eye OF youth. The young mind is moulded by
the object it contemplates, What is it that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
Warts.

Irritating substances shoulinever be applied
to warts. | have found them sttectually rcmov-
ed by strong decoction of gts, which hcrlens
their surface, and constrictstb laxed skin round
the bottom of the warts, and afew days, or per-
hups week, will show the renlt On this prin-
ciple school boys apply inks.
We have removed many wGts by very sim
pie and ensy process, vix: to Esh them with
strong solution of pearlasb,x letitdry on the
warts. If this is done two o. three tunes, the
warts will disappear fine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

A,ob eohin 1so;o,,nt b,,Ireo or he n
VIM. c. Wilson, Court.
Orson Carpenter, Berkshire, Sheriff.
Johh Birhey' oWahtoh, Hlgh bHV
] ~, iip't c. hiSs LJ,
JOS. H. Brainrrd, Jasper Curtis, w. N. Smith,
jail Commissioners.
lhe county convention nominated inc lo'io"
NY '''' "'''1' "'' '''' 00""''''-''
hANOll'HD COO -
John West : .4qsY 6,yg,s Of the Co. Couri
=, - Or DI'I," H.. ol..r
ca porrnonj SInwn Hiob BGHF
". #. Ferrin, Wolcott, Staic's .49orneL
A. w, Caldwell, Johnso =, Jrfgeof Probate
r. II. H. Mercy Nria ''""'b No'''otiu' -
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"0'0 "''N'
Henry StowelI, Asst Jpdgesofhe Co. Court.
V,rnon W. Waterman. Mo,rstown, Sheriff.
San,'l Pumlry, Eden, High BalhB.
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Oh ne"n'"e'on' PaSSeu' ny MI "e''on' ITO"
'c'ec' 'o'l VI 7'n0'o'S ''o''' O"'''e"1e' '0""'S
IN FAVOR oil House Dill 10 incorporate 'he burning
ton Aqnednct company passed TO DC ongro79eu
by Mr. Dah'orth' from com'Ni''ee on n''lhcP' Il
galnst liIfeIatng 10 peuulers 'icohSes' approved
IN AZ rejected by Mr. Chandler from juan
clary com'nolee' against pl'' felaung 10 ioFeiG
insurance companies ordered to lie on the va
p bic, on motion OF Mr.. Weston BY MI Tuit
, tiom com. on roads, IA substitute for the bill re
s hung to the Bennington and Brattcboro railloa
e company; on motion of Nj. Parker, it was re
committed. BY Mr.. Wead, from CON- on elet
= tons, in favor of House bill relating to the TIM
If onenjng ,he meetnrs for the election of Rel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

the unfortunate, and live toe the guardian of
the rights offreodom and huahl'y' subscribe
myself with tho most perfrt respect, and es.
TEEN,
(Signed,) D. NOSSUlH'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
THE FREEMAN
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,

IL PCBIIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
MT.C. & B. L. Barops' Bake House, req'
of Burbank'S Store:
E,trlnce batween Waltons Book BurphNm's Hat Stor'
State ST., and Langdon's corner store and Burbanks,
main st.
Tsausl so in advance LIS aferhFeo months, OF 900
after six months. Jr~VlIagc subscribers, 400
NJ Transportation must in all cases be paid by the
ubscriheis..E6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
HOUSE.

Reports OF com on roads, bill to incorporate
Champlain railway company, by substitute a.
dopcd, ana the bill ordered to be engrossed.-
O1juliciary com bill to prevent damages from
floating lumber in rivers, by substitute; on mo-
ton OF Nj Allen, laid on the table. Ofselect
com bill to exempt homestead from attachment,
faeorlbly, with amendments engrossment order
ed. Of com. on claims, bill to pay Reuben W.
Eaton the SUN mentioned, adversely; Sd reading
refused. To pay L. A. Stowel and Others the
sum therein mentioned, favorably; engrossment
ordered. OF committee on banks, bill to tax
banking privilege--majority report adversely
Mr. Marsh moved to lay upon the table; lost
Nv Green Of p. moved to dismiss; lost, and the
MI, ordered 10 be engrossed Of committee on
r,,ds hin to amend an act Incorporating Ben
,;n,,,,o and Brattleboro' railroad company adj
,,.rsnlv. dismissed. Of com. on roads, 10 ircor-
morale the Montpelier and Conn. river railroad
compony an act relating to railroads; read the
third time and passed. Ofcom. on banks SEN
ote bill to tux bank stock Of non-rcsidents, that
it onght to pass; passed.
Petlions.-Of w. w. Wheildon for incorpo-
ration of Vermant Lead company; referred to
CON. on manufactures,
Engrossed BM-In amendment Of an act re-
lating to common schools; defining duties of
State ana County Superintendants. The prlu-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

1t will be observed, that as regards safety, the
difference is strikingly in favor ofGermany; and
it is accounted for by the TACT that, while the Of
fcials stationed along the road are greater in
number than in any other coutry, the police re-
gulatlons are of such a nature that passengers
cannot, by heedessnesS or rashness, incur the
chance OF danger to life and limb
In England, in 1917, 2ll passengers were
killed, and Ia injured out of 54855,0l9 pas
sengers; and in 1913 202 were killed and 2lI
injured, out OF $685., 1888
We should like to sec careful estimate o
the casualties on roads in the United States
They are not, we believe, any greater than tnos
of England; while in that country The guard
set up against danger are much more compev
than in our own.-PhiIaiephia american.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

What steps it may be expedient that you
should take, what we have a right to expect
from the well known generosity of England it
would be hardly fitting me to enter on. place
my own and my companions fate in your hands,
my lord, and in the name ofhumanity throw my
self under the protection Of England.
Time presses--our doom may in few days
be sealed. Allow me TO make an humble per-
sonal request | am man, my lord, prepared
to face the worst; and can die with free
look at Heaven as | have lived. But am also,
my lord, husband, son, and father; my poor
true hearted wife, my children, and my noble
old mother, are wandering about Hungary
They will probably soon fall into tho merciess
hands of those Austrians who delight in tortur-
ing even feeble women, and with whom the in
nocence of childhood is no protection against
persecution. | conjurc your ExcelIeney, in the
name ofthe Most High, to put "A stop to these
crnelties by your powerful mediation, and espe.
caty to accord to my wife ana children, an
asylum on the soil Of the generous English peo-
pie.
AS to my poor my loved and noble country
must she, too, perish forever? Shall she, unaid
ed abandoned to her fate, and unavenged
be doomed to humiliation by her tyrants? vii
England, once her hope not become her conso
lation?
Inc political interests of civilized Europe, 3
many weighly considerations respecting Eng
land herself, and chiefly the maintenance of III
, Ottoman Empire, are too intimately bound II
} with the existence of Hungary for me to lose a
: hope. My lord, may God the Almighty for m,
j. ny years shield you, that you may long prote,
5 *The omitted portions are not deemed ;mpo
tant, except one passage which leaves us stronl
ly TO infer that Kossu considers Georgey
| traitor, and in this, a thousand circumstanc,
# we think, combine to show that he is righl.-E
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
HOUSE.
AlOO JILL
Prayer by Rev. s. P. y illiams.

Prayer by Rev. s. P. !, illiams.
The Speaker laid before the House the report
Of Henry Stevens, Antiquarian Agent, which
was read and referred to the joint standing COM
mtee under the 9Th joint rule.
Bils-By Mr.. Flagg, fixing the boundary
line between the counties of Bennington and
Windham. Also providing for damages in case
of death arising from neglect or fault. Senate
bin, to incorporate the st. Adams and Ricbford
plank road company referred to the several
committees.
Pttitious of Freemen of Barnard for bank
at Bethel. OF A. C. Jenning, for "a law to estab-
fish county houses for correction. Of James II.
| Allen and others, for the charter Of the Cham.
pam railway company all rcrcrreU 10 me sew
eral committees.
Reso!utions-By Mr. Batcholder, directing in.
quiry into expediency of establishing Teachers
Institutes IN different sections of the State; a
doPted.
Mr.. Vail moved to reconsider the vote rofus
ing third reading of the bill to incorporate
f bank at West Randoph carried and tile bi
, was recommtted to com. on banks.
Repoyt8-Of committee on military affairs, 0
petition for repeating laws which require drill
ing of independent companies, that no action
Z needed thereon; report adopted Also on me
ton directing inquiry into eXpedency OF abo
ishng uniform companies that no action is cal
f ed for; report accepted. Ofcom. on roads, o
g bill relating to Ashucot railroad company The
: no action shall be had; accepted. Of com. o
! banks, Senate bill to extend the charter of tn
f. Woodstock bank, tavorably: read the third tim
b. and passed. Of com. on roads, bill relating
e railroad corporations, that it ought to pass; Ell
e grossment ordered. Of special committee, 0
It petition for division of town Of Vctory-and It
n monstrance to such division-hat the pray(
ought not is be grarted report adopted.
Engrossed BHls.-To extend charter Of We
tern Vermont Railroad read the third time al
passed.
Is The Senate came in to form a joint assemb
IS for county appointments.
l. The convention for Rutland county returnc
j. the list of justices for Shrewsbury with the nan
h, of c. II. Crosby erased; and the list was co
s, frmcd
lc The joint assembly made the following cou
to ty appointments:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS

The North British Review for August con.
tains an elaborate and very interesting article on
the railway system of England. and in the course
Of it gives The following compare i've table of ca
sualties which occurred on the railways in Eng
land, France, Belgium, and Germany, between
the LIST of August, 1870 and July 1915. 1t is
the result of the calculations made by Baron
Won Redcn -
England, passenger out of $4,000 killed by his own
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Sbre 5eituu9 mas IBldtiges einrlfen laf:
fen, aber es rpar mir INNER nod subiel BON
OoItit oariu uuD Oafir ,pcllte ieb oen splaB
aWb ndt germ Derbramben, osnn Die 1T auh
ipas QBicbtiaes. Sbon etpas iiber Gin
Sabr befam id en biBis Sicter, Dae midi
ein paar MlOnate nieoerbielt, Der 9oftor ben
icb brauCbte Uerbotb init in meiner Rranebeit
QSafer III trinten, BEL meinem sro6en Ourtt
ben i6 bate, ib lollte 2bee unc wenn ieb
bmbaue W3a(Ter trimfen ipcllte, 70 fotlte es
nit strpas 9emirt uno miebt friGeb uno eaIt
fein, fa9te CT; O6 ieb 9leieb mldt ,pufte ,pas
i'd that, 70 rpollte ieb niebts auberes trinfen
aIs faltes friGtbss qBafer ilnD isb eins off in
Der 9iBe feIbit IN biz Ghbe am elmer mno
tranf mid tiiebti9 fatt, uno melne sente bic
mid abparteten (asten, caB leb iinmer gut
oarauf aefhbIt bate, nno 70 erlanbte enolld,
bet 0OttOr bas frifebs lBaifer 5i trinfen.
Httr ale mein Sieter porbep mar uno itb ,pie
bet 3u TrttanD FAM, Derfsl i'd in sro6s
Gttnierjeii. i'm Greu5 uno Gdpatbeit in bet
SliertnsesenO, es tpar ein folder srobsr ais
haltenoer S6mer5, pa6 id oft whnfbn[8ott
m69e cs mir OerSelben1 Der 6err batte mieb
bod Iieber am Sisber tterbsn Iadea folleu.
Inter ben OieIen Naebbarn bic MIDI befub
ten III meiner Srantbsit, bsfnthte mich aufh
0oftor &eiCerins als Slabbar, er rietb mir
70 mancbes 3u meiner sineeruns, uno ca ieb
fIbIte fein wenia m1eoi5ien ulo falt IBa6er
QBaG6un9en. Ginrsibnnsfn nno ilmihld9s
iiuOerten both of merflieh meine Shmer5en,
70 betam ltb Sertranen 5n feiaer Tnr r-aber
tUas tbnt nicbt Der ltnslante ano pas Ibra.
then bon anpern m1sn(eben, bic nur meimen,
cbne es III Oeriteben, uno iasen es f6nnte
niht gut fsin; oh ieb uno fts rcb spniten DAB
Dottcr lettering febCn piele sente ssfnno
gemadbt bate, Dae anbere Dcetoren nifbf
astonnt batten uno 70 nnter!is6 itb Die Rnr-.
SD brauCbte nun nieoer m1dnner bic in bIes
flyer 8ssenD ale bic betten Ooftcr befannt
flnb = ater Iister Gott. i'd penfe NIT Sdan
Der paran, ee ipurre ,pisper 70 feblimm nit
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