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Personal.

Rev. e. +. Ferrin, who is one of the
strongest preachers and most faithful minis
ters OF his denomination, rs well as one of
the Oldest In pastoral service in this State,
has closed his passionate Of twenty-five years
with the Congregational church, of Hines
burgh The severance of relations Of such
strength and duration must be n serious
trial to both church and pastor
President Hayes visited Senate. Morton,
in his sick chamber, at Richmond, Ind. on
Thursday A despatch says: ''The Prrsi-
dent was very yisibly affected, and adyanc-
ing to the bedside took the Snator's hand
In his and, addressing him IN aft, ctiona;e
terms. stopped over him aud kissed him
upon the forehead. the tears at the same
time falling from his eyes upon the Sena-
tors pillow. Senator Morton responded,
addressing the Pre~idenr by name. aud say
ing that he had indeed been very near
death ; door, but that he nuw, ;nr the first
time since his illness, believed that he was
Oh the way to recovery. 4 now expect
Mr.. President he said. to take my scat
II Congress iii December next, and to warm
" and earnestly support vou in vour ad-
mini>iratlnn.' One of the difficulties
which medical science could not overcome
has been the unusual depression Of the Sena-
tor spirits Inc residents VISIT and the
cordial. hopeful greetings of hi. tIstin
yuisbed guest has removrd mucb ot ,b;-
and he has rested since his friends depar-
.uro' ",n'"h. hnu pnySlealIy IN much bet
Mayer Arthur H. Burnhan. United States
Army. died at LoweIl Mas tho o,b.r DIV
n
nv ""' si"u"''eu 'roh 'hr "e't foint
'i"''a'y Acauemy. when ne entered from
Ms "i'N1 o'"'e' 'efn'ht' lie was thirfS
SIX years oil aye, but already " dlstlns ul-hed
Gilcrr oi engineers, at the time Ot his death.
during the war for the Union he wa- cap
I ia win Tue rank oil MAJOR OF engineers
the na.s,s, nf F,rraunt hv Wv, M M"r',an
for Which he WAS puhlIcly commended and
promoted.
William b Forrest of Massachusetts, who
ella inns TO be a nephew of Edwin Forrest the
,r,, ,,o.,;., b.. -
"
'p''mrht eseihst tue rofrest Home and
Others. The property INN, diately involved
is situated at Workers. in Westebsster coun-
ty, and the obi, ct of the plaintiff il IN ties,
the validity of Edwin Forrrst's will nv
which he devised his propertv lar the
erection and maintenance Of IN, Forrest
Home Tor actors. in Pepp>ylyania
"'nn iaS'o '"e new h'au "i tne MOT
mon Church, isan Eugli>hman. about sixty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

PRESIDENT HAYES illustrates the benefits of
practice in his speech-making. His speeches
have steadily improved since he left Wash
ington on his first tour. He says more, and
says it better, everytime and makes good
impression on all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

The Cincinnati Enquirer, one of the lead
ing Democratic papers of the West, says
"Neyer in the history of Cincinnati has
there been such a grand demonstration. such
all uphcaval of the masses, without regard
to party, as that witnessed in this city upon
the occasion OF President Rutherford B.
Uayes's rcceptiOp."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

e STANLEY, the New York Herdld's African
explorer, has been heard from again. He
has telegraphed to London his arrival at
Emboma, on the Congo river, on the west
coast Of Africa. His journey across Africa
has been one of great hardship, involving
great sufferings and thirty-two battles, be-
sides almost continued skirmisbing with the
natives. Francis Pocock, his English com
panion, died June Sd, by being swept over
the falls of river. Stanley has nayigated
the River Lualaba and proved it to be the
Congo. lie has been since November 18th
crossing the African continent and was three
whole days without food. His discoveries
have been of great value to geographers, and
he will rank high among African explorers:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

"Wnr," asked the teacher in the Bapt ist
Sunday school, did solomon tell the slug
gard to go t. the anti because, said
l3-year-old boy "hc knew his aunt would
have him ut the wood pile or in the onion
bed every afternoon a. soon as school was
out"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
New YORK, November s, 1872.

MY Friend We may have been terribly
beaten. j was the worst beaten man who
ever ran for the Office. Ard have been as
sailed so bitterly that | hardly know whether
was running for President or the peniten-
tiary. In the darkest hour my long-suffer-
ing wife left me, hone too soon, for she had
suffered too deeply and too long l laid her
liz the ground with hard, dry eyes. Well, |
am used up. | cannot see before me. l
have slept little for weeks. and my eyes are
still hard to close, while they soon open
again. But no more of this. You, my friend,
went into this contest for me. You knew as
did that we must stop fighting the rebels
some time. But it is now settled that We
never shall.
81 need not speak Of my wife. You know
the whole story of her long illness and pain
less death. Her suiferings have been so
great TINT | rejoice that they were ended.
Remember me kindly to Mrs. Tappan.
"a am faithfully yours,
"HoRAcE GREELEY"
The asterisks denote the omission of pas
sages relating to public men now living, and
which it is thought best not TO publish.
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Colonel NJ. W. Tappan, of Bradford, n.
H., has the following letter from Horace
Greeley which is thought to be the last let
ter of confidential friendship which he ever
wrote
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
Chittenden County Court September Term.
HON. JOHN PIERPOINT. PRESIDING JUDGE.
Hon Hon 4 D. D. G hnISs Asn,tant Judges

Hos. T. D. CnAPMAs, A''''faHf Judges.
TUESDAY, Sept. Is. 1877.
The September Term of the Chittenden
County Court was opened this morning, at
hail past ten o'clock with PRAYER by Rev
l.. &. Ware, pastor of the Unitarian church
of this city.
Proclamation for Grand and Petit Jurors
Was then made. and the Petit Jurors we're
briefly cautioned by the Court in regard to
some of the influences which are frequently
used by parties interested in the Causes to
be tried Ia prejudice the minds of iurymen
The jury calendar was called and of the
ninety cases On the the assignment, thirty
one were disposed OF by continuance, settle
ment or otherwise
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

BRIsToL@One hundred and five persons
took the morning express at New Haven
Tuesday morning for Montreal Palmer had
not tickets enough to 20 around, there was
such 4 rush.
Dixie and Bixby's horse ran away, Mon
lay, " tn an express wagon, and came
home, running into the yard, tearing the
Garner board of the house but doing no
other damage. As punishment for such
conduct the horse was turned about and
compelled 10 run the road over again IN the
opposite direction.
The frame of the Catholic church is now
raised The style OF the building is Gothic
and l. 10 be ceiled to the raiters, with rep
RESERVATION OF pilast.rs both out and inside
The roof Is double braced with self-supporr-
ing centre. From the plan it seems it viii
be II very pretty building.
A great many of our citizens are taking
advantage OF the low rates to Montreal
this week.
W.TERvILLE.-C hauncey Warner, E,u.,
OF Cambridge, Is thoroughly repairing the
house and other buildings on the farm here
tutore occupied by Simeon Giddiugs.
Henry e. Wiley and wife, alter having
been in town the greater part OF the season,
left for their home in Boston on Wednesday
morning last.
Hugh Winthrop, Esq, of Little Il Eek,
Ark, Is now stopping Il short time with his
parents in Belyitere. Mr.. Winthrop has
beer absent some ten years or more. being
engaged IN government business.
Meetings have been held at the church in
BclvIdere, each night during the past week.
and quits revival IL the result. c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

NORTH FERRIsBuRGH The dry, warm
weather of the past week has told sadly upon
the springs and wells in this vicinity.
A soodly number of our citizens are to
join in the excursion to Montreal and
Quebec.
Efforts are bring made to secure the
Presence OF Mrs Molloy. at the Good Temp
lars union, to be held at this place on
Wedne, day. Sept. 26th
The potatoe rot is quite extensive in this
vicinity.
The potatoe bug is making himself quite
familiar. entering INTO our dwellings, barns,
etc. Not very agreeable guest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
WEDNESDAY. Sent. 10 ISL

The case of Abby NJ Heminway, ex'x
vs.. Caroline Barker ct ais. was commenced
a, the opening OF the afternoon session, yes
terdsy This is an appeal from the decision
of the Probate Court. rendered January {,
1875, establishing the will of Mrs. Lydia
Mech, late of this city. The will was made
by the testatri1, Oct. s. 1874. when she was
elghty-iOur Years of age, and about four
years before her death. By its provisions,
Lille interest in the estate was given to the
plaintiff with the remainder to Bishop
DeGoesbriand. for the use of the charities
OF the Roman Catholic church. The
testatrix left no lineal heirs and the
contestants are her nephews and nieces
and children OF deceased nephew.
The validity of the will is contested on the
ground First, that the instrument was not
properly and legally executed second,
that the testatrlx at the time of the execu-
ton OF the instrumsn mt was not OF sound
and dlsposing mind and memory. but
through physical and mental intirmity and
weakness was of unsOund mind and wholly
incapable OF executing a valid will third,
that the testatrlx at the time tho instrument
was executed was unduly influenced in re-
specL TO the disposition Of her property
therein made and that she was not permit
ted and did not exercise her own free and
voluntary choice and will in respect to the
making and executing OF the instrument,
NJ, ssrs. W. G.. Shaw f. K Hard and f. j
Phelps for the prepayment Henry Ballard,
l.. l.. Lawrence, and Park DAVIS for con-
testants. The trial will probably occupy
to-day and tO-mnrrnW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
THURSDAY. Sent 20.

The whole OF the day yesterday, was oc-
cupied with the testimony in the case of
Hemenway W Barker ct ais Another day
or two will be required in which to com
plete the evidence.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orp1ans' Court Of s.. Aasy's count,

OrpAans' Court Of s.. Aary's county, Set:
Oct. 10, 1877.
nRDERED By THE COURT, That Daniel c.
~ Hammett, Admr. Of William II. Hayden,
late Of st. Mary's county, Maryland, de
ceased, give the notice required by law to the
deceased's creditors to exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once . week for 81.
successive weeks in the 81. Mays Beacon.
Test Jams T. n. RALkr,
Register Of Wills sor 81. Aary's cosn,y
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby rive
notice that | have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, Letters
Of ADMINISTRATION on che personal estate Of VIM.
II. Hayden, late Of said county. deceas.d. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached Thereto to the suhscri-
bef on or before the Goth day OF April, 1878, they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the ben
efits of the said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased are requested 10 make immediate
pay ment to the subscriber.
DANIEL c. HAMMETT,
Administrator
Oct Is, lss1-6w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of 81. Mays County, Sct..
Oct. 30, 1877.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That George
~ ". Morgan, Administrator ". A., Of Dor
othy Howard. hate Of ST. Nary's county, Mary
land, deceased, give the notice required By law
to the deceesed's creditors TO exhibit their claims
and that the same be published once Q week ibrr
six successive weeks in the St. Mays Beacon.
Test: JAMES T. n. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for St. Msry's cernty.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby give
notice that ! have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of 81. Mary's eosfhty, Maryland, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of Dorothy
Howard, late Of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the pro-
per vouchers attached thereto to the subscriber.
on or before the 10th day Of Nav, ISIS, they
viii otherwise by law be excluded from the ben
ents Of the said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased are requested TO make immediate
pay ment to the subscriber
GEO. ". MORGAN,
Administrator, W. A.
Nov 9, Is17--6w.
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rea and ssser the date ofthis notice. the iav
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ENECCTOHs NOTICE.

EXECCTOHs NOTICE.
Ori.kd-s tc"r' a ~. Nsry's County, Set:
Sept. -, 1877.
hDnERED ny TIE COURT That Franris
" Curtis, Executor Of MARY 3 CURTIS,
late Of - Narys county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by Law TO the deceased
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and shsi tho
same be published once a week for 81 * successive
weeks in the 81. Marys Beacon
Test: JANIS T. ~ RAlrr.
Register Of Wills for ST. Mary county,.
NOTICE.
1npursuanoe Of the above order. I hereby give
notice that have ob,ained from the Orphans
Court Of Sc. Mary's county, MarvIapd. letters
iesiamentary on the personal estate II MARY
\. CURTIS, late Of said county, deceased An
persons having claims agsinst the said deressed
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with The
proper vouchers attached thereto 20 the subseri.
her, on or before the ?eth day Of March, 1878.
they will otherwise by Law Be excluded ffom toe
benehis Of the said estate All persons indebted
10 the Deceased are requested TO make immediate
payment 10 the subscriher.
FRANCIS crRTrs,
E1eeator
Sept q, iss:--s~.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of St. Mary's county, Set:
Oct. 80, 1877.
RDERED By THE COURT, That James c.
~ Bean, Executor Of r. L. Freeman. Late OF
ST. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased, give the
notice required by law TO the decsased's credis
tots TO exhibit their claims and that the same be
published once a week for six successive weeks in
the 81. Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES r. n. RAlEY.
Register Of Wills for st. Aary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the shove order, hereby give
notice that I have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of st. Mary's county, MARYLAND, letters
testamentary OF the personal estate Oft L. Free
man, late Of said county. deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto TO thc subscriber. on
or before the End day Of May, 1878, they will
otherwise by Law be excluded from the benefits
Of the said estate. All persons indebted to the
deceased are requested to make immediate pay
Ment to the subscriber.
JAMES c. BEAN,
Executor.
Not 1, lss:-sw.
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SOAR DIN 9.

No I54 Hanorer s., hd Barre dni La Ss., Ball.
NFRs. H. r. SMITH, formerly Of 81, Nsry's
WI county, having removed &c the above
dwelling, is prepared to accommodate permanent
and transient boarders on reasonable terms. 4
call from the travelling public is respectfully So
liei,ed. Aug, ls'7-sm
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Cancers, Malignant
TsssssOrs, Ulcers,
AND
DISEASES PECIlLIAR 70 KQNiN.

Trsassa b 2. Q. Dc1nRIIiY, \. D.,
Graduate Of the University If New Yofk and
Student Of Dr.. Valentine Mott, also Of the
Georgia Medical college. for years Pro-
fessof ID the Middle Georgia College,
enc Of the chief Surgeons du-
ring the Conf,,irrs'- war,
and since the irufs.-
sor 81 rhf s.piopv
iBMaTy.u Cy-
le,e, IcNas.
No KNIFE or CACSTIC CSEII--NO PATENT
MEDICINES or SECRET REMEDIES.
AND SELDOM ANY PAIN.
Sirant sill find comfortable home ss nv
houee at reasonable rates. Consultations fprc,
aud testimonials furnished. Ny health COM
PEELED me TO move North.
No. . Forest Place,
One square west Of Green Noun, Ave-. sai th,e.
doors above Chase ST.
Oct Is, leI7-3m. BALTIMORE.
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FOR REGISTER or VILE.

K,ssrs Editors Please announce JOHN 3
ABELL, ESQ, MS a candidate for the position OF
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county a, the
election in 1879 and say that he will be warmly
supported by the people Of the county, generally
Sept 81, 1876 The People
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Far-s .Josraais.
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PRACTICAL.
f large num-
meag the frss
Jon. SsbserSs
months Of 1917
isJs Nesived
I've or more,
lishers,
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ltimorc, Nd.
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and al about ox1
Editions.
pveries In the arts
pms TO knowledge
fture, and all the
pc from the press,
d in the pages IL
tt cnce clear, for
articles are com.
Pill Of matter than
Ing Postage,
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NOTICE.

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3, Admr.
"a al.
J for q. Mays
Rrt Of Equity.
ty, Of Nov. 1877,
Jade and report.
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and confirmed.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
No Extra Session.

Putnam Democrat
A great deal Is being said lately in
our State exchanges concerning III extra
session OF the Legislature. IL is q TACT
that MUG o. the real business OF the last
regular session was crowded down and
out by the election of two United States
Senators and the Capital contest; but Is
the State in such suffering condition a.
10 actually require the rocOnvening OF
that body2 There may be good reas-
ons why 1t should be done, and there IS
also grounds to doubt the propriety OF
doing any such thing.
In the first pace it is expensive, and
our young and undeveloped State needs
20 husband every dollar of her money rs
closely rs new firm or individual just
going tito business. If We mad in over
flowing Treasury, and fully developed
territory, thrifty people, and brighter
prospect in the Immediate future, the lux
ury of an extra session might, with some
degree of propriety, be INDUCED in.
Then, 1t is bad precedent. Don't be-
gin it, for if we but begin the thing once,
the slightest pretext, after while, will
be considered quite sufficient tor calling
the law makers together. Then, again,
about the first thing after organizing
would be proposition from some pa
triot thirsting for higher places in the
government TO dIsannul that clause IN
Inc Capital Bill fixing that much bat
tered institution ut Wheeling until 1885,
and providing for an immediate removal
to Charleston ut once; and then no other
business would receive attention. The
proposition would be lost OF course; or if
carried, the opponents would call into
question the Constitutionallity Of the
original act, the Courts would be called
upon, and we might lose what we have
gained by the summers labor and eIec.
ton. better bear the ills we have than
ny 10 those We know not
OF" We would find it better to
wait for 1885 than not to have
the Capital st,alI. Don't call the extra
session without there appears an aDso-
lutte necessity.