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Respects to the Memory Of Hon.
G. W. Benedict.

The Chittenden County Court. Tuesday, paid
90 the memory of 5lr. Benedict the mark Of res-
peot, somewhat unusual in the case Of enc not
connected with the court or bar, Of aijourniuE to
attend his funeral After his charge TO the
Grand Jury, in the forenoon, his Honor,
Judge Pierpoint. remarked that it hal been
suggested TO him, since his arrival, thai the
members of the bar were DESTROYS of attending
the funeral Of Hon. George W Benelc in the
afternoon. Mr. Benedict hsi been long resi-
deat of Burlington, aud one Of the most promi-
neut and respected citizens of the State lie
wss a MA whom he had personally known AID
highly e'teemel, and he presumed thst this de-
sire on She part Of the bar Wss also generally
that Of the jurymen and attendants upon the
Court he should therefore receive motion TO
adjourn this afternoons session OF the Court
Hon T. j. Phelps thereupon briefly addressed
the Court as follows Your Honor has 10 doubt
most correctly expressed the feeling Of the bar.
Ne citizen Of our town wss more generally re-
spectcd than M. Benedc, ! am IL a situation
10 know that the members Of the bar not only
desire to attend his funeral, bat also that the
mark Of respect involved in an Adjournment OF
the Court for that purpose should he paid to his
memory / therefore, N their behalf. move your
Honors that the Court may stand adjourned ill
Wednesday morning.
Hon Daniel Roberts, in few fitting woris,
heartily seconded this motion Of Mr.. Phelps, as
nothing more than wss dae to tire memory Of Mr..
Benedict, whereupoa the court excused Jhe jury
men ill nine o'clock Wednesday morning, tC
which hour the court was adjourned.
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uUNTiNCTON'S
Saturday Bulletin

SEPT BIER 80. 1871.
THE MEMBER FOR PARIS-A tsls Of the sec. nd
EMPIRE by Ircis o. EiOiios-7j cts paper.
HOW TO Do IT-By Edward everett Hale
MY WITNESS-A book OF use by Vim Winter.
THE ODYSSEY F HOMER By " Cullen Bry
ant. Royal, s vO., cloth.
THE iLIAD OF H0MER-By W. Cullen Brj AZ t.,
new edition, small. j. mo, vols 3.
BEHIND THE BARs-Pease look at this book.
THE HOUSE IN f0WN-A sequel to opportunities,
by the author Of" Wide Wide WOrldn
NATURES WONDERS By Rev. Richard Newton.
GRAND FATHERS FAITH-By Julia A. Mathew.
HOMEAT HEATHERBRAE - By the author Ct
Cresley.
STORIES OF VINEGAR HILLS vols, in sett. by
the author Of Ellen MontgOmsry's book shelf
ny WINTER IN CUBA-By W. VI. L. Jay.
DIAMOND EDITION AURORA LEIGH.
SONG EING-By H. Il. Palmer collection for
singing classes, &C.
Corner Church and college Streets
Sept. l6 d3t&at
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BEsEnlCr.-At bis residence, In Burlington, Sept
2ith, 1871, George Why's Benedict in his 10th year
TAGUE.-In this city Sept 26th. Of consumption.
Mary Z. WArmoll, wife Of Capt. John Tague In the
9th, year OF her age.
THosPsoN-In Richmond, Sept. 18th, Of con
sumption, Miss Eva Thompson, only dau shter OF
Cora Thompson, aged q years
SMITH Ia Burlingt n, Vt, Sept. sjth. 1871, Bar
ret, vie OF tbs late Colonel smith, in her 73ru year
FIsK.-In Lenont, H., September 5th Marion
D. FISK, the wife Of lsac A. Fisk formerly Of this
city, age1 "a years.
THou4s.-In Burlington. Vt. Saturday af1ern con.
Sept. - 1871. May Clare. only daug 3ter Of Mary
A, AMI Jean Blptiste Thomas, j., aged months.
CoLE--In Defiance, Ohio. Sept, Dist Thomas J.
Cole, aged &C years, formerly Of CALAIS Vt.
WHEELER. At Wash nztoa. p. g.. Sept 32i.
George H. Wheeler. son %. the las J1ha Wheeler,
u. D., aze!3i.
NASH - Ga wednesday, Sept 2lth. Horace R.
Nash
BISs0EETrE. - Died in Jericho Sept 18th, Is7l l..
Charles Edward, son Of Joseph and sIary Jane b =.
soaetts. aged year and eight months.
To the gloomy grave was given,
All q Charlie, that could die
But his spirit lives in Heaven,
Mons the pure beyond tie sky.
M the angel band he ln-srs,
Very near the SsviOr's seat.
Where The ransomed hosts Of Heaven,
Cast their crowns at Jesus feet. A.
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RED.

THAYEa- BENIs.-In Boston, Sent 81 nv the
Rev. +. b. Webb, d d. DR.. Charles p. Thayer. 81
the Medical stat Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
and NJ. Alice, oaushter Of a. s. Bemis, OF Boston.
BAiLEY-WILDER!- this city. Sept. 18th, at the
residence Of Geo. U. Tyler, by Rev. L. m C;rifjn
Mr. Charles II Galley, Of River du Loup. P. O. tc
Miss Mary II Wilder, daughter Of Fisher A. Wilder,
Esq, Of Boston, Macs.
ToBY-WEsToN.-ln Hino-s Vt, at the resi-.
denoe OF the brides father, bv Rev. A. ] ingalls,
Mr.: g. g. +. Toby, and Miss Matilda NJ. Weston,
No Cards.
BATES -WALKER.-In Union Village, Vt, Sept
9Th, BY Rev. X 4. Searle, Rev. 5. L. Rates OF un-
Village.
BARnER-ALLES-In Panton, Vt. Wednesday
sept tn at the residence OF the brides father BY
Rev. c. NJ Seaton, Of Colchester, Mr. A. n. Barber
Of Charlotte and Miss Lydia NJ. Allen, Of Panton.
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are hrmer, AID have been In demand at 65 q zoo fol
farly Pose, and IS "a CSC for jackson whites Egg
are higher, with sales at 25 % 3oc y dozen. Onions
are plenty and dull at 50 Is a 2 50 p bbl
WOOL Demand more active, and there is much
hrmer tone to the market. The sales have been L.
eVo0oJios domestic, and include ZOO rs Western,
Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania iseces from 81 <
az C. as to quality, mostly from 6aa63c 10000 rs
California, egon and Georgia at 35H55c 5000 rs
combing aud delaine 65d69c and tub vasbef. null
ed and secured AZ full prices.
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS are hereby cant ned agains,
"a purchasing or negOt ating a certain prouiis-
ory note made By ne IN fzvbf of on ". s. Brown,
for hun tired dolla 5. currency OF Cana1a on the
81. Nay lsst and payable SIX months ter date, as
paymeE. o; tbs sam has been sto ped ia nv hand
this day WM MEAD PATTIS0N.
Frelighshurg, ?. q, Canada, Sept. %, 1871.
d3t4W2w
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ImpSrfsut so tire Ladies'. 1t Is sal that
l.ecs who arc troubled by pimples, salloHn' s..
moth patches, ring-marks &c, may oblii crate the
evidence Of their mort ;atOl. and aid INN snsely
10 JEeir personal Dsaaty. by tbs 4 an art Gle
nlw being sold by cur Drusgisrs, sno~n rs Mag
noill Balm. We should think tuea a thing wo uli
DO yesy popular.
An 2i-uzu
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ur--as-Gsy. T. y. Glover will enter
.-. b.. pastoral, latios over the UniyersAlist
.-r. Ia ,,..-.stoa, next Sunday, Ostooer lst,
.-. uuea..a- at 1920 p. In. The SUI
....-a..f viii me; az II a n.
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So base received from the Secretary Of State
.s. s.as.ea-5 House journals, fer the session
..1,-l Iasy iaAr The imprint Of the Freeman
H I.ltge.-r-
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r-yy.s NAEEEr.-Butter came to market
sal. y On Saturday, but good lsy's trade
Tel a- ID 20 -, ceutf per pound. On Tues
r 80 81 pounds Of butter and, 1852 pounds
we've skipped from the depot. Potstoes
-e-ri f-,y cents per bushels.
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We are glad TO know thst there is fair pros
-s., { the rebuilding Of the grist and saw mills
-s.ta,lg destroyed by fire At North Williston.
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HuxIsG7oy.-Dr. E N. Kent has been ap-
r1,sI postmaster at Huntington Ceatre, in
,r..e q A. z. Lovelaaj, resigned
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By Telegraph.
n.
stock Market.


Nxw YoRK, Sept a.
6OLD-Firm ann strong all the afternoon, closing
az liii, the highest figures Of to-day. London adj
vices which indicate a less favosebe situation in
foreign financial markets. and the hope that the
treasury will sell no more than tho two million,
advertised morrow tend to strengthen the mar
ket, and encourage speculstions. Clearances &C.
day hfty-two and half millions
GOVERNMENTS-cOntin quiet and strong to
tho close.
currency s's.-....-. ll4i New issue.........Il4i
U. 3 % 81 coup-.-.ll5l Do. 1867 reg. July.ll4i
so coup. OF 62..-..ll5l Do 1865 reg. Jlly...ll5
U. Q. o.s ~ cou,5ill5 1910 cOup..-..--. iii
$40 coup 80 old-...Il5l
MONEY-Ruled at sac per cent dnring tho day
except Tor little while this evening, when the
rate ran up to per cent. gold, which soon gave
way to the former rates
STERLING tNCHAN6E-Weaka at los 4 "a IC6s.
sophisticated as gold advances. and closed
at the lowest point Of the day, except Lake Shore
and wabash which recovered slightly.
The net earnings Of the Pacific Railway during
August were 1892 2il, increase Of nearly 5000
over the corresponding month Of last year
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Fanny l-l.co.-The merchants of St Al
han. have s.-eeI 90 close their stores at eight
...s.e .st1-iay evenings and pay days ez-
.....-. f-... a....7- Is; until april lst
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yu NBEsT.-lt market on Monday,
rn. i.4es os cheese and 30 tubs Of butter.
r.-- l-g chose soll at from 9 to II cents,
salfco-g ana ssse at from Il to = cents pei
rua- Butter, fair, at from - to p cents
ct from IS to 80 cents per pound
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Average temperature Of the week, y. y
temperature OF the came period in 800 %. Is
mount o. rain, O4J Inches
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esss~-ri delivered a scholarly, practical
s- ssul ailress. st the Franklin County
.--. lesson o. which was to make farm
CASA pursuit more intellec,ual, and therefore
...l...- as veil Is more profitable.
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A HAEZS
W A VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
aSlmA HAIR
Isss'''-,= .RENEWER.

has proved itself to DO the most peree. preparation
for the hair ever offered 70 the pubic 20
RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND CREATE y NEW GROWTH
where it has fallen c from disease or natural decay.
Itwll prevent the Hair from falling GU.
All who nss II ara unanimous 10 awarding Il the
PRAISE o. being tbs best Hair Dressing Extln;.
Oar Tfeltlse on .ho Hair sent free by mail.
I4sUFsCTUnED ONLY BY
K. P. HALLE CO., Nlsaua, \. H.. Proprietols.
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gby DO SO many buy the FER Wheeler r Wi,
seal Because thoy AMI clndi4 examin ttion,
that it is all that p Gained by the Hail 4
Million who use 1t ani It's Assu.s ths 0,st Jarli'y
Seming lGGcasne.
M. - Z. IL
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Funeral OF Hon. George W. Benedict.

The funeral OF Hon. George ". Benedict. was
attended At the College Street Congregational
Church Tuesday afternoon, By large number
Of our citizens, among whom we're the Faculty
and Students Of the University OF Vermont,
Chief Justice Pierpoiz. and the Chi.tenien
County Bar, and the emploges Of the FREE
PKEss AND TINES. Tie mouruers and more in
innate neighbors of the deceased, assembled at
clock p. IN. a, his late residence, when briei
prayer was offered By Rev G. B. Stafford Tie
remains we're then removed to the church. snd
placed in front Of the pulpit. The coffin lid was
covered with crosses and wresths Of beautiful
flowers. The exercises at the church commenced
al half past three.
After a voluntary on the organ, a feeling
prayer was offered b, Rev. George B. Stafford,
when the chant, u Heard a Voice from
Heaven, vas sung. President Buckham then
made the following address
PRESIDENT BUcKHAM's ADDRESS
Next sitter those to whom Mr. Beneict's death
is personal affection, the University claims
preoeience in the ranks OF the bereaved today.
for, although 1t Is now tWenty-four years siace
he had sny official connection with the Uniyer-
si'y, its graduates and friends, and the large
public VINO knew him and knew Of him, hsye
never ceased to identify him with the institution
which he served 20 long and we'll He has al
ways been known, and 1 believe ne will always
be remembered, as Professor Benedict. In Dis
tant psrts of the State. and in other States. men
whose interest in the University is Of long stand
ing, still inquire siIectionately after Professor
George Benedict, as though be were still in the
Faculty. And | think it would not be too much
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CONSTIPATION FREE.
= Gard 20 the Public. .

sn'a my ePl-.u-e f--=- Eu-.in-;'l. in April
ia.., hsvs been 10 constant r,,s.p: OF letter. from
p 5li-oa. r-rre- ia b Hagen NH vi,.a.ty. urs-
'r-m, ssei.y -,ta-n. d ,,a1'slc, ~.tb these
20, q, In; iaa-s. o. clails1'e. Q aii mys,,f once
moss ~ ay former as,l of la5o-. dsta-ni-oi TO de-
vote ID my easrses an talents 70 The interests Of
rj patients as I have toas il tas past. It IS nov
one yelr .u,s s-.. cane o. Burlington. .-au scr
and uahsrail,i. de-ermiusl to be lais,l by my
merits s-i ~ them oa'y. 1 ell now point 20 hua-
i-e'. afcalcs i Baria st,a sai s,lt.s-si through
out tls c3-l;ry whs7, pa en-, have -,c'5ersi IN
t.- Hy ,rcHmsat Among ;asn ar, may that
were considered hoPs'e,ly iaesr.b!s aaa had
becl sigel up by their physician before applying
90 ne As proa;of this s,it,aaa:. refer to the
macy published t,suu,nills from ps-t'es W, and
f.ro-a5iy kaoTn hors anil thraashoa, the country
who ha been aal.rmy are. .aIo,a bo personally
a2pliodn
Pa. ents applying TO ms nav elud Isut'y rely on
receiving a ,nnid opinion Of their condition
and the prosa5ri,ie, o, cure. and may rest
ass1ro CT obtaining VII ,erc- benefit ela be aeon
plished ai skHrul tea'm.a. and un7emit;ins at
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The Troy, n. =, Times says the sprightly loos Of
OF our citizens is owing solely 10 the use OF
Halls Veg table Sieilian Hair Remover.
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The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection IN inc
preparation, practice and use oil 'egetaole
remedies, and to secure permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the Use
of poisonous drugs.
Dir. Greene has been Physician OF the lnsti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Serof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, viii
be sent free to inyalids.
Address, r. GREENE, NJ d.,
81 Temple Place. Boston, Mass
Aug l5-WIy
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xepal Hotifes.
ACE r. NAsH's ESTATE.

HORACE R. NASH'5 ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all Persons con.
DISTRICT OF csIrrrsDKs, garses n N,s5 ists
Of Burlington, in said Districs, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden al Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden on the 18th day
OF September A.D.lS7t, an Instrument, purporting
70 be the last Will and Testament Of Horace H. Nash
late Of Burlington in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate and
Is ordered by said Court that the nth day ofOctober
A. ID. ISL, at the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
hngton, be assigned for proving said Instrument;
ana that notice thereof be given TO all persons con-
cernedS by publishing this order three weeks sue.
eeslVely in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper printed at SAID Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
IHEREtoRE, you are hereby notified to appear
before sAd Court at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said win, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, TINS 10Th day Of September, A. ID. ISL.
T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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rpLINGroN AND VICINITY.


.s-.s4 III Long 3 10; Elevation shove tide
-,-s- 81 feet; above Lake ChRmplain III feet.
sEPrEHBER-THRD NzEK-IS7l.
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MARY b. CANNoN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF oHirTENDES' IS Mary B. Cannon. late
Of Burlington, in said District, deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the 10Th day
of Septembsr AID. l57 an Instrument purporting TO
be the last Will and Testament Of Mary Is. Cannon.
late If Burlington, in said District, deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate
and il is ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
October A. d. 1871, at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. be assigref for proving said
Instrument; and that notice tnefeC. be gwen TO all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully In the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous
70 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, fyOu have
cause.
6iyen under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trlct, this 10th day Of September, A. ID. 1871.
l3w3w T. T. WALES, Judge.
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LYMAN CUMMINGS ESTATE.


JOHN - II BBS' ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hono-a able the
DISTRICT or cHTESDEs District Of en- t,s s
To the heirs and all persons Interested il the estate
Of John 5. Tubbs, late Of Colchester in said
District. deceased.
GREETING
ITHEREAS, application hath been made to
w this Court in writing. by the Administrarrix
Of the estate Of said deceased praying for license
and authority 70 sell the real estate 81 said
deceased. including the reversOn Of the wild
OWs dover therein, setting forth therein, that 10
would be beneficial 10 the heirs and all persons IN
terested in said estate, 9 sell part Of the real
tate Of - decea- ed, and convert the same into
money, viz. an undivided bali o; lot Of about one
fourth acre with a house thereon, situate on Canal
STREE, al NiuoOski, in said Colchester.
Whereupon the said C0Uct appointed aud As
signed the 18th day ofOctober A. ID. 1871 at the Pro
bate Court Rooms in said D strict. % hear and de
eide upon said application, and petition and ordered
public notice thereof be given to all persus inter
estsd therein, by publshin. aid order, together
with the time and place o, hearing three weeks
paper which crculates in the neihb0rhO0d Of III.
persons interested N said estate all which publ
cations shall be previous % the day asst gned for
hearing.
THEREFORE,, YOU are hereby notified o appear be-
fore said Court, AZ the tine and place assigned then
and there in said Court. to mase your objections to
the granting such license. u sou see cause.
Given under NY hand, at the Probate Court Rooms,
this stn day Of september, A. j. 1871.
Wl3E3 T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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uo.rlrA- SrEwAuus.-The men WHO enlisted
as hospital stewards da-ins the war, but who
were detailed 70 90 clerical daty, have At last
hsl thcir claims allowed Tor additional c0mpen-
sltioa IS clerk, after an effort Of seven years.
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