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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

NE. THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District Of thiticndcn Commlss oners L. re-
celve. examine and adjust the Fla ms and demands OF
a44 persons. against the estate Cd: william Henry
late % Ne-ttard. IN said Dstl ct. deceased and
also al cla ms and demands exhibited IA Offset
thereto and * months from the dav Of tho date
hereof being allowed bv said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend 10 the business oi our appointment at the
dwelling house Ul Eliza n. Benny, ct NestiOrd. N
SAD District, on the .lst days OF November and
NAV next, at 10 O'Clock \. H. on each Of siid
days. lsw{x
Dated this eth day If Octoner, \ D. 1874.
IF EFT Bg SiTfN' Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

WE. THE SUBSCRIBEBS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District ot Chittcndru. Commissioners To
receive, examine and adjust 40. ella ms anu demands
Of all persons, against the estate % Della L.
Phelps late Of Burlington. in said strict deceased
and also all claims and demands tNh hfed in Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of tine date
hereof being allowed BY said Court ior that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that We VII at
tend 10 the business 90 our appointment, at the
Probate Office. IN Hur!ln-tou. in said District,
on the fret Mondays 81 December and March
next, At luo'cluck 4. M. ou each 90 said days.
Dated this 18th day oi October, \. d. 1871.
n. FARMER, commissioners.
ltw3W 5 X WELLS , 'iii'i'' ''iN''-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

deem it prudent to venture after the lost
boat. The Monitor after drifting for about
four hours, was cast on the rocks on Val
cour. Her crew. consisting of two men,
woman and child, reached the shore. from
whence they were taken by the Hooker after
the gale subsidized. The boat is a total wreck.
She had no cargo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

NE THE 81 ESCElEEBS. having been ap-
W pointed hy the Honorable tine Probate Court
Tor tAe District % tLttrudeu. Com ss.oners 10 re-
ee'Ne. eNdmine and ADJUST tar claims and demands
o. all persons, against the estate o! Ri T. IIark
late oi hinesbur-h. "a said j.. strict deceased and
also all claims ami demand. exhibited in offset
thefet" ana * months from thr d1y Of the date
hereof. being allowed hy the SAID Cont lar mn
purpose. We do therefore hereby i've notice. that
We will attend 10 the business o.: Guy appointment
al The dwelling house o.! Tine deceased III said.
District on the third Tuesdays e.. November amt
March next, at 10 O'Clock o. De, oa each o. said
DAYS. is,r.iT
Dated this 18th day O.. u,tIher. 4. D. 1874.
!. NJ DIAN,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
WASHINGTON NEWS


WASHINGTON. N5y. Public debt six
per cent bonds, $l,l72, 1926 five per
cent bonds, SOS. 525 200 total coin
bonds. 81, 72O, 7Os $50. Lawful money debt,
Sl4, 61s 600 matnred debt, $50, rs $50 I;
legal tenders, S3s2 ,O75 POI certificates OF
deposit. S52 ,525 600 fractional currency,
S4S, Isl ,O2i ; coin certificates, S22 go 400 ;
total, without interest, S50i SCI ,G92 total
debt, 81 260, 957 ,l02 total interest, :S37, :
ll5 ,67j Cash in treasury. coin, $50 OS9, :
2il; currency, SIG, 1896, 10; special de-
posts held Tor redemption Of certificates
of deposit. So. 525 600 total in trca-
sury 59,0lI0ll. Debt less cash IN the
treasury 50. 1879 .O6l ,76l. decrease during
the month of October, S6si ,i3i. Bonds
issued to Pacific railway companies interest
payable in lawful money principal outstand-
ing, SEA .623 sic; interest accrued and not
yet paid, 81 ,292, 40; interest paid by
United States S24 325, 1886 interest repaid
blythe transportation % mails, etc So. t97 :
253. Balance of interest paid by the United
| States SIS SOS, -li3 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

ExosEURGH FAus.-The oyster supper
c.ye- by the ladies OF ST. Matthew : Chureh
was decides saccca.. About seventy
people sat down TO supper, and tins net re-
ceipts were 81.
A return match Vas played, Saturday
last, between the Stars OF West berkshire
and the Odds of this place. resulting in tie
victory of the latter by score Of 70 to %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
The November Flee lions.


FROM the Boston AdtcTtaser.
The Republican party is party of tenn
perance, order and law. The weight of the
liquor interest. so-called, would be thrown
against it in any oyent,n matter what the
issues before the people might be. But this
year our party leaders thought it necessary
10 add another turn to the screw. and make
the voters swear that they were nos only in
favor of temperance, order and law. but of
patent scheme for enforcing all these viz
tues. The scheme has been tried, and it
has failed disastrously; and the voters
thought the time mad come 10 say that
they did not care TO continue the farce any
longer.
From tie Springfield Republican.
Ds course the Democratic newspapers
viii quite generally refuse to see it In any
tEing but glorious Democratic victory
and Will insist upon seeing in it n conyinc-
ing proof that the people are aching for the
chance to restore the party of Andrew
Jackson to the control of the government.
Bat the simple truth is that the people have
made use of the Democratic organization 10
clGb their sl0thiul and wicked servants.
because 1t was the only weapon that they
could lay hand. upon a; the moment.
From the Boston Globe.
Tha, We SEE that The Republicans have
only them-elyc, and their party leaders to
thank for this defeat. Had they put for
ward only their best men for Congress. the
delegation would probably have been IN
broken. The nomination of Mr.. Talbot On
the pruhlh.ory Issue was Il grave mistake.
lad hepubIcan> been Wise enough u sub
ordinate minor issues to the great objects
cd their party. they would not have had
this defeat TO lament. /, l. hard 10 say that
Easr ft-.rrV4.4 ff.sr- "a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DIsTRICT OF VERMONT. SS.--At Windsor.
l J in the county OF Windsor, on the eth day oi
october, A. ID. 1874.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointlDent az Assignee Of Philips Cole, OF Wind
sor. IN the County OF WINDSOR, and State OF VI f-
mont within said District who have been adluasest
Bankrupts on debtors petition, by the Disriet
Court Of said District.
i7w3w HIRAM uAkLo"' ASa-nee-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

BoLToN.-One day last week, Cornelius
Whalen, of Bolton, had eight head of cattle
killed by freight train. They got on to
the track at the Bolton depot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
u.y.lRVPT NOTICE.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT DisTEIcs
u OF VERMONT, sS.-ln the matter OF Johh
Holmes, Bankrupt. in BanEruptcy-
The undersi gued hsrehy gives notice oi MS
annontfnent As asst gnee of John Holmes. Bankrupt,
OF johnson, in the County % Lamoiile' am
s,o,e oT Vermont, within said District, who has
been adiud .ed Bankrupt upon his own
no,itior nv the District Court Of said District
K ". BcfAhIASD, Assignee.
Jobnsnn. Oct. 10, is7i.-l7w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

TINS CAucHNAwACA CANAL.-Ex-Goyerno
Page, Of Rutland, is in Ottawa. to confer
with the Canadian Government in regard
90 the building Of the Caughnawaca canal.
The friends Of this enterprise hope that
work apon it may he begun next year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
TIN No.runIn rLrcrIo>>



E9sroN Gp m.-Twonty-thrce towns give
Talbot mai 1rity OF OBJ. out of total of
l5j votes. This is about the same as last
vr3r. :, far in the - congressional district.
larri>.r.p. ha- majority of 2ji. In seven
towns in the l~t district. Burlington. rep.
for CONGRESS. hasa majority of BOB. in ten
towns our DIS. t..-..l oi aiO0l. The rcpub-
irqns fear f.r ;hc result IN the -.h district.
Williams not receiving as heavy a vote rs
necessary In the eth district Aver has a
slight lead and good prospects Ii j. be-
nc,o that cen. Banks is elected in his dis
tr,ct Nrdtari gave Is for Banks. Gg6 for
Guoch. Waltham a; p. m. gave Banks
-.is G,scb psi
E0.rax. D. u.=The returns from l3
towns rive the following totals Talbot.
/ ia.o72 and Ga,ton. Io53l In the 81 dis
iri,t, Pierce rep i'T e'n sre',' mas '.--l
ana 't'nc "l IN .Hg X ~
r',' H-s ~ a,i' 4 3.' W.
j. L" lNi- Houl ha1A ma INV ~ '..l
go, 1..r.,. 80, ,-,j c.,
~ ."'' .'' -
a. '-0 80 -
'". IL - -. 5,,,,
+ E'., I'm ~ ~ IT,
h-'I'i- you tl.,! .,' 'i guy
'-.' - -''''S '''''-'''''1 '''''
N,.''
h'sI,f, p M n1i'a9 ial NJ. so ,, =.
mate ~ .l'- ''',,.i,' i'T d. .''i' 'U'g ~
,A' ',' o!-.I'''; Over ''''g"' WI. l'1 d qua
l'f.'Y Ih - % TO I2''1 .-"n-, ~ ~
iN"'yu 10y .-i. ,is'I' s'' '''l -''" '''
'h9 e, democrat, u.s., ot i''''''- .t...~.--.
Dos I"N, 20" 'H - =, -'.h1 '--1. ''l ~
'ei'ei 'Al.ea'c '45I bal'n ,,'h 10 ~, .'
c'n-fe--'on'i- ana harris 'n 'h' 81 c'1-'y
l'hal ''9.I'c' are e.,1'oi "el o"- " -''..'
AVER Tor 'ohSre'7' was 1ele''eu ID NJ o w u
Town Oh lower ny MAJ II'y 81 81 - ~
turns rom .n'It1vh Hdti~ %. ".-.''i ~
''i-'9n III, ana l4i' q, -. I'm ..i-.
wards are VET 70 ne heAri rom SKY -'i'e
towns mo-" gi'e Ialno; l'-ii-' ana 'i-'llh
u V7l. Last year ne Vote, ln these own y'll
va, a~ho'The l--2.7' ana pA>,'h '''''-
boston D. nj iShtN---c'eh towns up
10 TINS honr return Tor laIp't ID Tor
ua>''n -t.-3l' n private despatch 20 we
Ad'cTtl~er from r~>e- sayS IL Is "niehiau'e
that Butler has been defeated Tor on-r1-9
ny Ioo majority not more henry L.
Pierce Is e-trteI M tne u district nl NM
l'Tiy oil i'i-' Win MS own "ard % near
from. HE congreS'i9nai situation Is sum
med up as i'ii9"S oY the repuois4in7 .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

scHEScK's PUlMoSrc LYRuP.
ScnEycN'S sEAwEED Tone.

ScHESCK's PULMONIC LYRuP,
ScHEsCN'S SEAwEED Tone
scHEScK's MANDRAKE PILLs.
Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that sion \
lock up the liver, stop the circulation OF the blood
Of the very organs that cause the cough. Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of two
thirds OF the cases OF Consumption Many persons
complain of dull pain in the side constinafion
coated tongue pain in the shoulder blade feelinos
" on the stomach. accompanied with acid ty AMI
belchin- Of wind. These s. mptoms usually or in
ate from a disOrdered condition OF the stomach or
torpid liver. Persons so affected il they take one
or two heavy colds and if the cause in these cases
he suddenly checked. will find the stomach and
liver clogged, remaining torpid and Inactive and
mass OF sores and liberated the result o: which i
death. sehelck's PuiInonic Syrup j. IN exnactor
ant which does not contain opium or anVfhinr
calculated TO check a cough suddenly. sc6enek' :
Seaweec Tonic Clssolves the food, mixes v It'll the
gastric juices % the stomach ads aids al res-or
and creates q rayenous appetite. When the bowels
costive, skin sallOw, or the symptoms otberxv
Of bilious tendency, Schenck 5 Mandrake Pills are
required. Ihe medicines are prepared only hy
j. II. SCHENCk & son
n +. corner Sixth and Arch streets Fhiia
And are Tor sale by all druggists and Dealers
ET- schenck VIII he at the Quincy House, Boston
on the following Wednesdays. october It'll and
list November It'll o ls;h, and December A.
iu-h' aud lth March ll-deod&wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

y 90 for prime s2 90 a p for mess, and s25 "a 2s
Dbl Tor clear and extra clear. Beef Is lower
safes OF mess and extra mess at fIl D IA. and
family extra at SIS 5O0 l6 80 Rbbl. Lard Is steady
sales OF City and Western, at I3iGl4ic Rtb Smoked
Hams at l2GI3c Rtb 49,
PKoDUCE-The receipts Of Butter have been
pretty large and holders find Il difficult To Obtain
the prices OF last week, particu larIy for the low
aod medium grades. Prices OF really choice con .
tlnue 10 be sustained, this description is most ia
In demand. The sales of choice New York and YER
mont dairies have been at IS 40 40c; and common
and medium grades from 30 "a &c 10 N a. ~
quality. In Cheese sales have ranged from IIaIsic
" ID, as TO quality. White Beans at g. 90: extra
pea at - 30 g, and yellow eyes at 90 y bush.
Esss AZ 80 "a &c Tor Northern and Eastern Potatoes
al % "a 70c y bush. Onions at s. Is "a la b hi
Apples at 81 25d 50 Pbbl '"'
"ooL-IheEe is no change to notice in the wool
market, The sales include 2J0ODO rs Ohio and
rehhsJ wanna heeces at 80 "a SIZE 2 10; 1000 Ms
MichlSan neeces at 10 a sic; 5000 Western and
Other heecss at - % 52c % 100 lbs un washed and
unnereantable feeces at Eta &c; 5000 combing
ana deiaine at Sc a Gle Tor washed, and 3sQi6c "
ID for unwaseed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Simpson. the Middlebury student who
was injured by fall in the gymnasium,
last week is able to attend to his studies
and Rotations ; and complains only Of a
little soreness and a few aches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

The Slniay-s.hool concert at the Methc-
dist Church, Sunday evening, was a very
interesting affair, and attracted large
agdicHee, every seat being occupied The
church was trimmed with autumn leaves in
the most elaborate and beautiful manner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Removable new bell on the Catholic
Church, weighing l 600 pounds. was placed
in position last Wednesday 1t is a very
fine toned bell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Boar WREcSEp oy hAKg CHAsPLiIN,-
During the severe gale on Thursday, the
29th nit, the Hooker, when near the mid
die of Lake Champlain, lost canal boat,
the Monitor of Buffilo, from tho tow. The
accident was accasianed BY tie parting OF
she tow line. The Hooker with the re-
mainder of the tow reached Port Kent in
safety, bat being heavily loaded did not
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Special despatch to the Free Pres and Times.
PhrrsERcu, y. y, Nov. The indi-
cations are that Andrew Williams, rcpu5-
lean, is elected representative to congress
from this district The election of S. ?.
Bowen as a~scmbivman is certain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

ST. ALpANs BUTTER Market, Nov. D.
The market was decidedly weak, and prices
without material change from former quo
rtonS Common to fair, p to SOC me
dunn to good, b t. BE choice - and 30 :
--Ia..i inn. 30.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

PATENTS To NERNoNTERs.-F. ". Rowe.
% ilardwick, has received patent for ear
coupling, and r. 5. Barney and 5. X. But
tGfold, Of Swanton, for fastening covers to
hutter-tuhs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
HIRAM WILKINS, ESTATE,

''AiH of VERMONT. To all persons con
District OF cHrrESDsS. S. 9erned N the estate o.
OF Burlington, in said District. deceased. 'A''
a, ~ Probate Court holden ut Burlington, within
N or the u street OF Chittenden on the ID day OF
t'u.enDer' y ID. lssi. an Instrument pur
p1runS 70 be the Last WI and Testament Of
i n!rain wilkins. late of Burlington. in said D.
- utS.asedr was presented To the Court afore
s i0f Probate. and il IS ordered hv aid Courf ma,
.e ~ Gay Of November. A. u. l.1s at the Probat.
,ouIt ROOMS, IN said Burlington. be assigned f,r
Plueih- SAID instrument and that notice thereo;
~ ven =. All persons concerned, by publishing
.ls 9rier Three weeks successfully in the Burlin-
In ~ ~ liesS' newspaper printed at said Bur
I'M n, ton previous 20 the time appointed
therefore, You are hereby notified IN amman
before sad court, al the time and place Aforesaid
anu contest the probate Of said " H. K Won nav,
cause. ' Do '"' H'''
u'e .i ualer my hand at Burn -ton. in sad Dis
i'""W Z. =. TAFT. Reeister
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

The sale Of the property Of the Vermont
Horse Stock Company, advertised for
Thursday. the 9Th, has been postponed to
Thursday, November l9sh, at 10 o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

George \. Mietzde intends to present the
opera The Doctor Of Alcantara," in this
city, soon. The company VIII be formed
with one or two exceptions, Of the same
ladies and gentlemen who brought out the
opera SD successfully at Rutland, last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Sunday was Al Saints Day, festival
-ail t. have been begun By Pope Beniiacc
~, about 6j7, and celebrated in the Pan
thcon at Rome, and established by Pope
Gregory ", about $50, Tor the c3mmcmo-
ration of all those saints and martyrs in
whose honor no particular day is assigned.
The rcl5rmer- Of the English Church. 1919,
struck out of their calendar altogether a
great uumber Of anniversaries, leaving only
those which at their time were connected
with popular feeling or tradition. The day
was duly celebrated in the Episcopal and
Roman Catholic Churches
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Gus spXFEs TRADE 'orr'.p %'ubar
writes that it Is .n4e,ss 2of among lu"'''
dealers in New York. that tue t.seN' .,
restricting the product OF Manufacture
lumber the coming season. has been Gu
tirely abandoned by the National As,oIi@
ton of Lumbermen. 1t is also sta'sd Una,
no esort will Be ma ie to r'vivc the pr'j''
neXt year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

Cattle-Suppies Wero not remarkably heavy this
this morning, and the trade seemed confined more
particularly to full grown tat oxen and steers or
nary graded very SLOW Of sale. Prices Just tribe
shades on hest cattle while ordinary grades quar-
ter cent on II car loads arrived this morning from
the Vest by WIN. Cuwell.
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts Sstg head. There
were itHi sheep and lambs expected last Saturday
that didn', arrive until this morning, which made
the mutton trade, hut no actual improvement IN
prices
Poultry-pGces remain unchanged. We quote
turkeys at re y h; ordinary fowl at l1sc 2 h.
f..-se / "a head
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

The Montpelier correspondent of the
S. Adams AfarliAr speak- thus iT-
,.,ercnuy Of . prominent divine Muir
say is a good card here as everywhere lie
G.ared at the Pavilion in a bob coat, saii-
GENTLY curtailcd to display his comedy dor
I'D Tin. Guc silk cap pulled tight on the
plcL ofbis head, ana a ten cent cigar tilted
upward toward the left eye, added tone to
BIS clerical costume. These unmi~takable
Sims of gcuiu~ and piety. coap!ol with his
ol.r Of -auct.ty aad horse, called forth
ls.m adj wLo galel upon ham the cxeama
zion. o. B1hold the great preacher, the
Ytua. Timothy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

While the apple crop in this part ol the
STATE is inferior and prices high, IN the
central and western portions Of New lorA
the crop Is immense, and IN some places
tbo bes. .2rictics Of winter apples are
-ell;oo at one dollar barrel From
Schenectady to Rochester the trees are
actually breaking down with lruIt- In
f.et. they are 50 plenty and cheap tna'
esoBle seem to ta in no hurry about piek-
ing them. In some orchards the ground Is
fairly covered with beautiful apples "hief
will be uscl for cider Apples are o.
superior >izs and quality too more :.
than they have been in year, before a
S,ottsyille. a small town ten miles south 0
so,n.s... here are now piled up on tn
hanks Of the canal, -FSi'';ns 9"'P'"e"'
twenty thousand barrels OF apples
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06
Spetial i1otifes.
roE. WErHEEuL a 60

TUE. " ECHEEILL q co.,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS and ,a,l
eFs IN PRINTING INKS of every variety.
The Press supplied at the lowest rates.
MAsuFAcTuRrR's Agency for the sale of PRINTING
Materials. BULLETIN BUILDING.
Oct?O-wly sn Philadelnb;,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

TINS EE,NAL At E-~FN The meetings
last week daily increased in interest and
mower. Sunday. Nov lst, was day long to
he remembered by the people Of E''ex and
adjacent towns On the evening Of that day
more than onc hundred persons came Tor
ward to the anxious seats. and a large NUN
her ezpresseda new-iound hope in the Lord.
These were of ali classes and age, bat nam
~ vopnq men and women The meetings
are TO be continued cEery evening during
the pre-ert week. The Res Mr.. Whittier
however. has closed his lators here and
..es To the Jurotion. where he Will hold
meeting. e.e., -tcsno-a and eTening TIM
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06


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1'1'''''' ON " elnesu'S oil 'h'S "eek. Inc
C'''''' r. '''i' ''.''' Ia It's 'I',''',''ii''
''-''' w ~ IN "''' ''''v IT, anu ''' az
',''- w ~ ''''.'''
-. W., ,. ''' 80 ~ '''-
tnow at sheburn). and has been carried to
completion 10y Rev. =. NJ. Eigerton, well
known in our city and ncighb1rhood We
hope orr citizen, viii aid by their presence
and liherality the small and struggling
church there.
Bishop L. $ Foster is to preach in the
morning ut H.. and Or. I've, in the evening
at O'Clock Wednesday. Nor
Sv,sr OLn Pr,r1r O,den-b1rr beasts
of a man one hundred and forty years Old.
and it i. said from the present indications
! he may weather out another century or two
/ of which there i, no doubt. If he is one
halras tough AS the story.
Watcrville Vermont has an old Indy -