Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
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The New PATENT WINDOW SAsH-We
have examined with much interest the models of
the New Patent Window Sash, by Mr. Sewall
Short, the inventor and patentec, who, having
sold out seventeen states, is still at Cottrilss for
the purpose of selling his patent for Vermont
also. 1t completely dispenses with putty, and
all its expense and bottle r, present and prospec-
tive The plan is so simple, safe, cheap, and
every way preferable to the old method that we
don't believe there would be another house
lighted with any other sash, if this could be seen
and known. The man who is lucky enough 10
buy this at reasonable price, must make
money.
We would invite the attention of all whom it
may concern to the advertisement of Messrs.
Nichols & Warren, of Burlington They are
cnterprising young men, reliable and fair in deaI'
and will make it for the interest of all to trade
with them.
FATAL RAILROAD AUClDENT.-Last week,
Gardner Wheeler, young man from Barre, son
Of Elijah D. Wheeler of that town, who had for
some months been engaged as brakeman on the
Vermont Central, was so much injured while
coupling the cars of train about to star from
@NVest Randolph Depot, that he died the same
!. day. His remains were brought to Barre for
eSpterment.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT "A Cattle Train run off
track, the same week, near South Royalton,
n Nteral cattle were killed, but no persons
Ewere injured.
STILL ANorHER-The engines of two trains
by some mistake or careIessness in being out OF
time, came In collision last Saturday, aud were
nearly destroyed. One or more persons, we
learn were injured in the accident, which &C.
Cured between Mortified and Roxbury
Hon. DAVID HENsHAw, the Collector Of Bos
ton under Polk, we think, died at bis residence
in LEICESTER, Mass, oil the 1lth.
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, another of the dis
tinguished men of Massachusetts, who also died
last week, was a class mate Of ours, and tai
ented and high minded man,
FAR OFF OREGoX-Wc have just received
in lump, as usual, three numbers ofthe Oregon
Times to the date Of Oct 9th. Hseems queer tC
read in the latest paper that we can get from ou
cd and esteemed friends, Waterman and Carter
items given as the latest News that passed
away and were forgotten here three months ago
The Oregon matters, however, always much in
terest u.s. In their last, the editors say trent
had sent them two onions, the largest weighing
Id. 6 o., the least ID. 3 o. He had nanet
them Pierce and King, and the editors, who art
Pierce and King men, say they intend TO keeF
them till they hear from the presidential election
to season a " hasty plate of soup" When they
hear of the triumph of the Baltimore platform
flor we care nothing about the mem they had
better put the onions to their eyes for there
should be tears shed in some way or other on the
occasion.
THANKSGIVING, Thanksgiving thisyear will
be held on Thursday, the 25th inst. in the States
of Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Con-
necticut, Vermont, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Georgia, Florida,
Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama, North Carolina,
Michigan.
From MExICo.-Privato letters from the city
of Mexico, represent the revolution as spreading
rapidly, and that in Guardalajara ii presented a
most formidable aspect.
A congress had been summoned to be com
posed Of two deputies from each state, whose
duty it would be to elect President, I'D interim
and also bring abrut reform in the constitution
Gen. Santa Anna had been called upon to re
sumo the reins of government, the people be
lieving him the best man suited to the emergen
cy. Gen. Wrage had also been invited to heat
the movement to bring about his return. II
had likewise been ordered 10 be arrested by tn
government, but for what cause is not stated.
The Legislature of the State of GuadaIala
had met to adopt measures as to the best course
to be pursued.
From almost every portion of Mexico the ac
counts are Of the most exciting character, tn
whole country presenting the appearance OF
volcano on the eve of explosion.
STILL LATER--By the arrival of the steam
ship Texas, from Galveston, the New Oflcar
Picapne has received late and important new
from the Rio Grande giving an account of th
commenced of hostillties, and u battle betwee
the government troops and rcvolulionists,
ltappears that body of 600 OF the Nations
guard, who had been stationed at Maamora
left that town and encamped upon the America
side of the Rio Grand. They afterwards, re
crossed the river above Matamoras, and marche
upon Victoria and attacked Governor Carnlena
and General Arales, who were in command
large body of the reyolutonlss. Gener
Canales, ON being apprizcd of their intention
pursued them with an army OF 1900 men, an
nin of ha orIn
turned back, and general engagement cnsue
which resulted in the entire rout of Gener
Clnales aud his forces
r FGLLIBUsriERs-sTuc New York Comt
"a learns from nn undDubed source that nnoth
Az Cuban expedition Is in Il forward snte Of pr
peration, and it is represented that the utmt
vigilance is required, and care taken that t
.eutrility laws of the United STATES shall moi
Seated. All aims and, ammunition reqnir
.auye been procured, and are now deposited b
yond the bounds of the United States, in depl
known only to few leading spirits. No arr
70 shave been procured IN the United States III
,.men are to leave the Country as mmiprau
nnarmed. and will sail from different points.
Lake Erie was swept by another terrific ga
on Saturday, and the consequences to the shi
ping, as far as ascertalned, have been most d
astrous and hearrending. Many yessels Al
known to have been entirely wrecked, and othe
were either driven ashore or else damaged
such an extent as 10 render them unfit for II,
But the most meIun;h oy part of the annouc
ment is the fact that several lives were 10
The bodies of some Of the dead have bGt
washed ashoro.-.4lbaay Journ1t
HORRIBLE DUEL,-By the last arrival rr,
California we have the following account OF
IuoI in G,nt, Tlnrn co,ntv h.t,yoau a tHo.;a