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Resoiued, That as the necessity Of honesty and
economy in the administration Of public affairs is
neconl ng more and more apparent, it is the duty
VI Every good citizen to demand that every candi-
cate who is offered for public favor shall be honest
wen as capable, and also to set his face like steel
an candidates Of doubtful character in this
form can come in no other way. "1 ~
;soed' mat as further expression of political
s51tent We adopt the series Of resolutions passed
sI tne state convention of the Republican party
ned at Burlington on the Eth Of Juno. isl. -
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HENRY N BnowNELL's ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cnf1rESDES, S. Ds,ret Of ch'ttenden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
o. Henry NJ BrOwneil, late Of Cleveland, in the
State Of Ohio, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS application hath been .pade TO this
w Court ia writing. by Maria >. Browneil, OF
Essex, in said District Sc tim forth that SAID
Henry NJ BrVwnell, In his LIFETIME, held in trust
Tor ner certain piece o.. land in sad Essex stu
ated on the south side Of the highway leading
i-Cn Essex Junction To Richmond. Containing about
ten acres, ana now occupied by her as a home
stead,-and pray In said Court 10 grant lccase %
the administrator Of said estate 10 deed SAID
premises 10 the said Mary 5. a-Ieeabiy 20 tho
statute in such ease provided.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and assi med
the 20th day Of July AID ISL at the Probate Court
Rooms, in said District, To- hear dec de uuou sad
Application, and petition, and ordered thar pub
ne notice thereof be given 10 all persons interested
therein by publishing said urtcr to-etAer with
the time and place Of hearing three weeks success
NelN IN the Burlington Free Press. a newspaper
which crcu!ates IN the NE. -hLorhood a. thn-s
persons interested in said estate, all which pub
heations shall he previous To- ;hc day as. med sor
hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby not lied 10 apprar be-
lore sad Court at the time and place ASST ne then
and there IN said Court. make our objection. L.
the granting such license, /! y0u see cause.
dlven under my hand 20 tie Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th day o.. Julr A. p. l~7f
l"jw 7. r. WALES. jude
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Gantnsertial.
Watertown Union Live stock M.rr.s
July =.

AMOUNT or LIVE sTOCx AT xARkrr
l. Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
| Inns Woek........ lS9 lao
| LAST week........ 4U7 335
| From Vermont. 90 7Is
Prices OF Market Beef-Af few choice, $40 5oan -
oaa, ~ oo1lo q first quality, 80 oo69 70 second
Prices Of Store Cattle-Norking oxen ne, 10 mai,
siO, S.50, Sl75, $3.50; Mich Cows and Calves
rom to@60; Farrow Cows, $25G35 extra. ss3aDq7
earring earring $lo@is; Two Years Old, SO@ss; Three
western Fat Swine-Live, none
Store-Wholesale, none.
fIlces OF Sheep and Lambs In lots. wool sbosn
~ - " rs 80 and 81 %, each; extra 81 80 ~ M
or rom to &c Y b; A few fancy sheep ar -.
n. Spring Lambs. 90IIc vfb; Sheared Sheen :
m6tc Yib; Veal Calves. Sc d0dDi2 90. ~
frces OF Hides, Tailow and Skins BRIGHTON
Noes ~ Hec v b Tallow, -D5c y II Conntry
Hides, OF Y ID; Tallow,-Diic v III Wool stinsy
- ot12 Sos each; Lamb Skins. soc each; Snearej
SKINS SOC each Dairy Skins, 75c each ;TCalf skins
l2t "a l5c v b. 'A'n''
Cattle-The movement for cattle was reneraIIv
quiet this morning. Although there was fair heer
,Iaue the latter part Of last week. several hundred
Iexas cattle were EFT over last week at Briyhton
unsold which effects the sale of ordinary 10 medy,
grades this morning. -N'
sheep and Lambs-The quality of many of tho
necks was not sufficiently fine to tempt the butch
ers VINO want something that will sell Quick on the
stand foor lambs and slim sheep are a dru0 in
the market, and even the best lambs have NOT soId
as wei oy nearly one cent v b a we ok ago.
POultry-Dealers could not force an advance n,
this morning; Is cents continues to be the outsids
price on best chickens by the crate; ordinary IN
medium lots at l4!c Rib. "
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BAsE-BALL--A most exciting game of
baseball was witnessed by large crowd Of
people July 4th. on the race course, on the
shores Of Lake Dunmore, between the
Leisure Hours OF Middlebury and Brandon
ians Of Brandon, it being the champion
game played this season. Three games
have been played in all. the Leisure Hours
wining two games out of three. The result
was ~ f,lloTxs-
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nISTRICT Court Of the United States; D!strc.
~ OF Nermont.-in the matter Of the E-sex MILL.
Baukrupt-ln Bankruptcy p strict OF NefLoht.
To the Hon. John O.. rowaTd--Sir- Tie A.
znee Cf the estate Of said Bank rupt. resDec: My
represents that he has ACCEPTED the appointment OF
Assignee Of said estate. that the period % three
months has psed slice the cate of The adult
cation Of Bankruptcy in said case. and requests
that the Court will order second aud third -.n-
eral meeting Of the creditors OF said Bankrupt, To
which he may make report Of his preceding in
his trust, according u the provisions Of the 18th
Ist.. 4 r. RANKIN. Assignee.
Order thereon-By the CuuIt or Register, upon
the fore going application ol \. +. Ranku Assignee
Of the Essex Mills. Bankrupt. x j. ordered nat
second third general NJ oi the creditors OF
said Bankrupt. be held ~ It iohu>hury. N said
O'Clock a. m at the Office -. the County Clerk. icr
the purposes named 10 the 9Th and 2Sth sectors
Of the Bankrupt Act Of March n. 1867.
Ana Il is further ordered nat the Assignee give
notice Of saic meeting. by sending written or
printed notices by mali I'stpait- Of the tine and
place OF sad meeting To al sEuwn creditors 81 said
Bankrupt aad hat he also notify tue bankrupt
to be preselt thereat ara he shah also pu fisn
notice Of the time and place Of said meeting three
weeks successfully in the kurlius ton Free Fress.
printed Burlington, in the COuuty u Ch.ttenden.
and the newspaper called the Vermont Union.
printed at Lyndon, in the County Of Caledcca3, at
least ten days prior TO said meeting
I seal Of Witness the Hon. Dayit \.
the Court smalley. Judge Of the SAID Court,
and tn. zeal thereof at Burlin-t
in said District, tie 10th day OF
June, A. u. 1874.
CLERK OF District Court for sail stIict.
IssusG BY N. this 10th day %. June. ~ -. ie7i.
JuiIN l.. EDWARDS.
52wsw Register IN BInkruPtcy.
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Is some convenient, agreeable and prompt
remedy for Habitual Costiveness, would advise
all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Cos
tiyeness Piles Billiousnets Headache, or any form
OF indi gestion, to use DR. HARRIsoSs PERIsrALTic
LozESGEs. Elisha Huntington, NJ. d., ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor of Massachusetts. They are pleas
ant to the TASTE and require increase OF dose
to perfect cure. Trial box, 30 cts. Large box, CD
cts, mailed free for this last price.
DR.. HARRIsoS's ICELAND BALsAN, splendid
cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by +. S. HARRISON &
Co.. Proprietors, No. | fremont Temple, Boston,
and by all druggists. July Twin sn
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The Home lor Destitute Chidren.--in Appeal for
Aid.


The Managers OF the Home Tor Destitute
Children in the city of Burlington, Yer
mont, are about to present the claims Of
that worthy charity to its friends through
out the State. for the purpose of procuring
means to enlarge the institution by erecting
an addition to the present building. The
number of children in the ''liome" during
the past year has averaged fifty, and the
building is entirely too small to accomm5-
date such family; besides it was erected
more than twenty years ago Tor an entirely
different purpose, and contains none of the
modern labOr-saving convenlences 50 neces--
sary To such an institution
The lowest estimate for the needed en-
largement and repairs to the old building
is $50 coo, and the Managers must look to
those whom God has prospered' for that
amount.
In this connection we wish TO correct an
erroneous impression which has seemed to
prevail 20 some extent, that the Home" is
rich enough without begging any more. This
lisa mistake. The corporation own the present
building and ten acres of land, which cost
| 81 600 in 1866. IL has permanent fund
of little over sic. 900, but the entire in
come of this fund Is not sufficient to defray
the expenses, and the deficiency is made up
every year by voluntary contributions.
A legacy of s., 800 from the estate of the
late Carlos Baxter, Esq, is appropriated to
the building fund. The Hon. Z. W Park =,
of Bennington, has subscribed 81 500 more.
and a gentleman of this city $500 more,
making total of $500 with which the
ladies have TO begin.
I Without claiming to be exact, the above
4 is 4 substantially correct statement of the
/ finances of the corporation, and we trust it
will serve to disabuse the public of the
impression that the Institution is no. in need
ofany more money. On the contrary its needs
are Imperative, and its necessities make us
urgent that the present season should not
pass without some relief in the way of en-
larged accommodations.
We know 1t is at unfortunate time to So
licit funds for charitable purpose when
the business of the country is 50 depressed;
bat there Is money enough for railroad and
other enterprises, and should not our or
phans and destitute children be provided
tor with equal liberality?
We cannot think that the intelligent and
benevolent men of Vermont will turn deaf
ear to 50 vital a question as this.
L. A. HIcKoK, Pres, Home"
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was as follow

Umpirc-Lewis Gale of Yale College
scorers, j. B. Shambo of Brandon T. W.
Fletcher of Brooklyn. Ny.
Time Of game. two hours and fifteen min
uteS
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prur WINES ron INy.IIps.

WE have on hand a large variety of PURE
w Wines for the recovery Of the sick. Our OLD
PORT WINE for strengthening and invigOratin-
the system; our MALMSEY WINE, Tor restoring
the taste and imparting new yigOr, from exhaustion
our PALE SHERRY, TO be used with TONES for
restoring the appetite are daily recommended by
our first physicians. Sold by the bottle or gallon.
JAMES DINGLEY CO.,
Is and ~ Milk street, Boston, Mass.
InlY G--leoi 3mos 81
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NoTiCE IN BANKRUPTCY.

'IHls j. 10 give notice that On sac c1.h day q
l. June, A. y. 81. Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Il Derby Ford.
o. burlington, in the County % Chittsuden and
state % vermont, who have been adiudged Eank-
rupt- On their creditors petition that the pay
ment pi any debts ana delivery Of an, prop
eTt. belonging to said bankrupts, 20 them. or
l9f their use ADD the transfer Cf any property hy
them, are ;orbiGcen by Law that meeting Of tho
creditors Of said hankrupts, to prove their deots,
ana 70 choose one or mere as-gIees % their estate
vii be helc az Court O: ialkrCp;cy 10 be holden
AZ the Office OF L. l.. Lawrence. E-q.. Burlington
N the County Of Chttenlen, >sate Of Nerin, Mt
before l. L. Lawrence. tsq., Register, On the 18th
day %! July, A. ID. 1874 AZ ~ O'Clock A NJ
THOMAS FAILEY.
Deputy United States Marshal. - Messenger.
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. havipe b.-p 81,
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate CONT
Tor the District Of Chittenden. Comnss Ouers to re-
ceive examine and ADJUST the ella ms and demands *
all tersous' against the estate ct william H4rmon
late Of shelturn IN said District decesse1 and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto, and tx months from the day OF tie da.e
here9i beng allowed BY said Court for that purpose
We DO therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend % the business 81 our appointment AZ tho
Town Clet H. office. ia SAID snvlbGGn IN said Is-
trlci' IN the ,th GAYS u Ju and Ja1ulry next at
10 o'clock 4 NJ, on each OF said DAYS. js,ys,
Dated this 18th day o. june \. II. ls74
r. j. Wu!lE
HENRY NEWELL teinir-ss oneTs.
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MEMORIAL PAWHLEr.-The corporation of
ihe University have collected and printed
IN a handsome pamphlet. the reports the
exercises commemorative of the late Pro-
lessons Joseph Torrey, and George ".
Benedict, held in l96S and Io72. with the
addresses made, resolutions adopted, and
letters written, in connection with those
exercises. These make a pamphlet of &c
pages, which cannot but be Of value to
many former pupils and friends Of those
.amented instructors. Copies may be found
at ;de book stores
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EHY OF THE 10Th CENTURY.
DIR. s. d. HOWE'S
ARABIAN MILK CURE

FOR CONSUMPTION.
And all Diseases OF the THROAT, CHEST aid
LUNGS. (The only medicine of the kind in the
world.)
SUBSTITUTE FOR COP LIVER OIL.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis Incipient
Consumption. Loss Of Voice. Shortness Of Breath,
Catarrh, Group. Coughs. Colds, &C., fow days,
like magic. Price 81 per bottle. Also.
DR.. S. d. HOWES
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which DIFFERS from all other preparations in its
immediate action upon the LIVER, KIDNEYS and
BLOOD. 1t is purely vegetable and cleanses the
system of all impurities, builds it right up, and
makes pure, rich blood. Ii cures Scrofulous Dis
eases OF all kinds, removes Constipation, and regu-
lates the Bowels. For " General Debility" I" Lost
Vitality and /" Broken-Down Constitutions"
challenge the 10Th Century" to find its equal.
Every Bottle is worth its weight in Gold.
Price 81 per Bottle.
Sold by Wells. Richardson 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists. At retail by X. b Stearns Co., E. W.
Burnt. Vincent q Tan, Henry D.. Jones, Agents
for Burlington. VT.
DIR. y. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
i6i Chambers st., New York.
Feb 6-w6m 50
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ARRESTED oN SUsTICIoN.- Jack Kane, n
somewhat notorious character, has been ar
rested on suspicion Of committing the rape
on the person Of the West GIL on Satur-
lay afternoon.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, SURGEON GENERAL OfF1cE.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July |, 1874.
An Army Medical Board will meet at New York
City and a similar board at San Francisco. on the
18th Of August next, for the examination OF candi-
dates for admission into the Medical STATE the U.
s. Army. 49,.
Application for permission to appear before these
Boards should be addressed TO the secretary OF war;
through the Surgeon General U. s. Army.
The application must be in the handwriting o.
tho candidate and must state the full name: resi-
deuce age and date and place Of BIRTH Candldates
must be between 81 and p years Of age, and gradu
ates OF a Medical College having a thorough and
com plete course Of medical education-evidence oil
Which must be submitted 10 the Board.
Testimonials as to character and quaiilications
must be furnished.
II the applicant has been in the medical service
OF the army the fact should be stated, and IN such
cases the limit Of age may be extended. subject 70
the decision Of the Secretary o. War in eacn special
case. ..
of persons undergoing examination, as II 10 an In
dispensibls prerequisite TO appointment
Surgeon General, U. :. Army.
July 3-d3tawim
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+. Barringer, of Woodstock, marble
worker, about % years old, was drowned in
the Quecheo river, on Saturday last, while
bathing.
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New York N"reP aad STOCK Narle,.
NEW YORK, July s.
Customs receipts, sl3i.On.
Treasury disbursements s533 On
MONEY p per cent. Prime mercantile paper. =
to :.
Gi-9! for sight.
GOLD opened at l0qiQl09., the opening and
Closing prices respectively. Carrying rates a..
clos ng at y. Clearinss sig,OJ.u.1.
STATE BONDS dull
RAILROAD BONDS quiet and steady.
GOVERNMENTS firm good demand
SIOChS Irregular, generally weak and lower,
Win the lowest prices current. At the close the
decline FOR the day ranging iGl. The following
were the sales 81 the principal stocks Western
mon, li,DI; Pacific Mail 500; Ere 900; Lake
Shore @hopl Union Pacific 1000. Northwestern
l2n1; Rock Island l0o-J, ST. Paul 9,opo. Wabash
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4 correspondent writes to the S1afife
4~Ttaa that the worst toothache, OF neu-
mlgm coming from the teeth. may be
speedily and delightfully."- ended by the ap-
rieltion of 4 small bitof clean cotton satu-
rated in strong solution Of ammonia to
The defective tooth. Sometimes the late
sufferer is prompted to momentary nervous
laughter by the application, but the pain
has disappeared.
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| By Telegraph
New Work MARKET.

NV YORK. July :.
COTTON dull and unchan -ed. Sales 30 bales at
lac for uplands.
FLOUR more active. ONE Instance shade irmer.
prices generally witho tany decided change. Sales
Of l5,SN barrels Of superfne Western and state at
pud5 i1 common 10 good extra western and
state, ) 1905 10; good 10 choice do. ljG 6 - :,
common TO choice white wheat Western extra -
a o - common to good extra Ohio - a y .
common 10 choice extra St. Louis lOdll e1iin-
cludin- $50 barrels shipping extra at SiD5 10,
market closing steady. Rye tour firm; 6iG6 0l.
Corn meal quiet Western 365 diOO; brandywine
s5lD 81.
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Inc marble quarry. opened last fall at
East canaan, Essex County, is being work
cd very successfully with a large force of
men.
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The work of construction OF the Park
Gallery of Art at the University was per
formed by Roby Brothers, Of this city.
Rodney Roby having special charge of it,
under the general supervision of Judge
Nathaniel Parker. 1t Is hardly necessary
to say that it is a piece Of thorough work
and docs credit to all concerned.
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erATE TAx.-0f the total amount of the
state tax, $685., 5000, all has been paid
into the treasury except about 81 500.
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STATE OF vERMONF, b. an u-r.,,.,-,,
pfsrRI,T OF CH,rtrNbE, s.. fCr.nsG la the estate
late Of Essex, in said District. deceased. '''"''
.p- GREETING:
AZ a Probate Coart hoiien st r.rI IA Ron I'm,
and Tor the District % Chitteatien ON the 1 m -
OF June a d. l-7i, an Instrument pu-port.nc I,
DC the llst VIII aud TestiHcut. Ea5ch U,vr
4ale ~ Essex. IN srd District. deceased. wa
presented 10 tie Court aors said Tor Probate. ana
i : ordered by sad Court that The 1 IN daN IN
JGij, A D. 1871, At the PROBATE Court Room, in,
sdld Burlington, be assigned iu- proving aid
instruments and that notice thereof he -lven 10 an
persons concerned. by PUBLISHING this orte. three
"eeAs sueesssiVeIy IN tne burlington Free Press a
news paper printed at said Euriinst a. previous T.,
the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified To appear be,urc
said Court at the tine aud place assiressId and
contest the probate OF raid vi H. IL YOU nave c.r,
".Fen under my hand. at BuriIn stOn, In saiI rs
trlet, this 18th day % June. 4 y. lS7i
7-"J" 4. Z. WALES. Jude
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ARlilI.D.

SroNE-SSOw-In Winooski July 5th by Rev.
Mr. Wheeloek, Stafford Stone, o. Mestford. w., to
Mrs. Maria Elizabeth Snow. o; Beekmantown. y.
Y No cards.
SouTBAED -WRIGHr.-At Ver-ennes. July }rd,
Sidney VI. Southard o. tina. city, and LYDIA NJ.
Wright 81 BridpOrt-
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HrISEbERG.-Iu It'll. Charlotte Seymour, vito
DR.. b. j. Heinebers. -ed 50 years and months.
-WRIGHr.-In Williston, July 81, John Wright, in
the nth year Of his age.
BARrLETr-At Charlestcwn, Mass. June 2t;h,
Nellie VI. Barney, OF Swanton, wife o. VIII. Bart
lett, aged le years.
FoSDA.-At Swanton, July "a, Mrs {. H. Fonda.
BUELL.-In Essex on Wednesday. June Eth, 1874,
Linus Buell., -ed 20 years.
CHAPTS.-In WillistOn. July til. Addie ", wife
Of L. ". Chaplin, aged > years and months.
GRIFFIS.-In Westminster. Mass, July 9TH, 1874
OF heart disease. Carlos d. Griiln aged y years,
sou OF Jasper and Permela Griffin. formerly Of Jer
cho. Vt.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.


We complete our brief notices of the nom
inees of the Republican County Convention
by saving that DIR. Chesmorc, the third
senator. is a physician in long and success
ful practice in Huntington and vicinity and
!. much esteemed as an upright and intelli-
rent gentleman and worthy the honor to
he conferred upon him.
Mr.. Hewitt, the successful candidate for
the nomination for States Attorney, has
made his own way in the world, with COM
mendable industry and perseverance, and
with such success in his profession as is
usual with young lawyers of good ability.
We should have preferred the other can
diiate: but Mr.. Hewitt was fairly nOmin-
ated and rs VIC must presume that in accord
ance with his duty and with the promise
made in his behalf when his name was pre-
s,nted, lie will endeayor to execute the laws
fully and impartially against offenders of
all classes. We shall, as the appearance of
HI. name at the head Of our columns indi-
Gates, give him our support with the rest
Of the ticket.
Mr.. Macomber the nominee for High
Baiif. Is an excellent citizen and good
man. and abGndantly capable of perform
ING the duties devolving on him in case of
vacancy in the Office Of Sheriff-which is
the only case in which there is much use for
Il High BaIlif.
The ticket will of course be elected by the
usual handsome majority.
We are led in, this connection, to call at
tention to a somewhat prevalent and crronc-
GUS supposition that executive officers belong
III some way to the particular party or per
sons who caused them to be nominated or
elected, and that the interests of such are
10 be favored at their hands. Such a notion, |
if carried into general practice, would be
destructive of all liberty, all personal
security, and in the end of all constitutional /
government. In a republic the laws are
made for all alike, and are to be enforced
equally and fully for the protection Of So
cie,y and the punishment Of offences, ac-
c1rdnE To the oath prescribed Tor all execu-
rive officers. To omit. therefore, to enforce
q law on account ofits supposed impolicy or
unpopularity, or because the officer charged
with It's execution does not like it, j. really
IN effect to usurp the functions confdei by
the constitution to the Legislature alone.
To that body it belongs solely to decide
what laws shall be made, and what laws
repealed The laws it does make. every ex-
cauJiye officer, according to his sphere,
-Rcars to enforce faithfully. There can be,
therefore, no honest executive officer elected
FIR one party, one class. one sect, or one
person Each, no matter by whom nomi-
mated or elected, is the officer of the peop'.
a, whole, bound to execute their Will As
it is expressed in the laws of the land, with
out fear. favor or prejudice.
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81. AEA>s Butter MARkET, July J.
The market was active. Common to fair,
- t. a3. medium To good, 81 to 26c.
choice. PC selections, 2sc.
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NOTICE IN n,xEH-p-Cv-

DISTRICT OF VERMONT Sat shelburp.
IL the lst day Of July. \ u. I~.i
Inc unders -ned hereby gives notice o. his
appointment as Assignee %; HIzeltnu Lake a
David Moore. Sheihu.u. in the County OF Thit
tenden, and State Of vermont within said i,stric-
who have been adjud-ed Baakruuts upon their
trict. r. WITT $780,
.WyW