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Nav YORK. oct. Ii.
COrTON-l-l6 lower; sales 69i bales middlin;
| uplands at IO!.
FLOUR Tile market Is quota! dull, and heavy
in instances IOp1J lower. Rec; 49, 49, OO barrels
sales, u. 900 barrels No. , at: ,aiGO. Superfno
state and western at . I0a3 81 common to good
extra western and state 50 % . IS, good
to choice extra 60 at $50 M -; com
4 q Al y; fancy wbite whoat western extra at
6 3jdn7 10; common to good oxtra Ohio at : IS
n5 co, c0mMcI to choice extra st. Louis at
; $4,000. patent hinnesota extra good to primo
5 $50 Is; choice to double extra S 20 Or 800.
Closing heavy.
rye FLOUR, steady; sa;os 600 barrels at . '5i0
CORN MEAL, market quoted as quiet. yellow
Western, Jorsey and Pennsylvania at 22l2s -.
WHEAT - The market opened heavy, 2ip1c
lower. Receipts 25Gt0 bushels sales So go
bushels: 7StrSO for No } spring; | 20 for No.
red, 9799l tor No , amber, COAL % toi MOL white
O11l ~ white state.
kYE-heavier; sales O,tsn bushs at 5iGr5l for
Western 5GdI9 for state.
BARLEY-mo-o active and lower, G-rOwed state
BARLEY MALT quiet and steady at aj or
Canada.
C0RN-Ths market Is quoted as being heavy,
,e lower Receipts 10y , bushels sh sales 29S CO.,
for No. =; 5OqjO for No. white;
OATS-The market is quoted Gs being heavy,
10 lower Receipts . 0tJ bushels: sales 7UO0J
bushels 26@ll. for mixed state, 29a}a! for white
State 39i a30 Tor No. /.
HAY dull at iu6ri5 FOR shipping.
HOPS-are quoted firm sails for yearnss
5aci2 FOR eastern and western; sQl5 for New York:
state; I2a6li for Caliiornians.
COFFEE quiet ard heavy At l5s0l5i.
SUGAR The market is dun :! 20 :; for
refining; Il for prime.
M0LASSE5- dull.
RlCE-frm
PETROLEUM - nominal; crude at s refined
a.; 9i.
TALLOW-the market is dull sales 6JGy0
lbs. at Gid6k.
POTATUES-market firm Peerless at :jGp2 Is;
Early Rose at H1li2 -.
EGGS quiet at 2la2li for for state and rennsy'
vania.
PROVISIONS Pork - The market is luo.el
as being lower, mess, iOIS co. Beef, quiet, firm.
Cut meats quiet. Mddes dull, western long
clear at 81; city do. e.
LARD, BUTTER, Erc-Lard. market is less
active st 65lp5 ga. Butter, the market dull and
heavy a. 10 as for state. Cheese is quoted quiet
At 6aD9i for State.
LINSEED-nominal at O512 10.
WnlSk EY-n0minal, II offered.
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WATERBURY. mite box" has beer
sent to the post Office by the directors
of the Home at Burlington. SO that every
one may have the privilege of giving, ever
if but a little The citizens Of Waterbury
always noted for their llberality, will moi
disappoint the directors of the Home.
Howard Arms, the son OF George c
Arms. went last week to attend the Cooper
Institute. New York. to pursue his studies
III art. MIR. Arms is a young man who has
exhibited a remarkable talent in sculpture
and drawing, and by patient and careful
study will no doubt become frst-clas.
artist. Even a. a seli-taught amateur hi
has shown some very fine specimens Iii.
last work, The next Morning." Is life.
like representation in plaster Of drunken
man after nights sleep in the gutter
Headache and painful depression are de
picted upon his c0untenanee, while hi,
stumbling gait and ragged clothes olainly
tell how far he has advanced upon the road
to ruin.
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ORDIyATIoN-A council convened at the
call Of the Baptist church in Colchester.
October oh, at o'clock p. IN to consider
the prOpriety of ordaining to the work of
the Gospel Ministry. Henry &. Robbins,
pastor elect. Rev. A. Sabin was Moderator
and Rev. A. S. Gilbert Clerk. After listen
ing to his Christian experience, call 10 the
ministry and doctrinsl views, it was voted
unanimously TO ordain. The services took
place in the evening, before a full house,
and were as follows Sermon by Rev. j.
A. Johnston, of Ludlow; text Hebrew
iii. 5 Moses verify was faithful in all OF
his house a. a servant" Ordaining Prayer,
Rev. A. Sabin. Of Sycamore, IL. Hand Of
Fellowship, Rev. j. A. Leaytt, Of Essex
Junction Charge to Candidate. Rev. X.
Mott. of Addison Charge to Church, Rev.
n. A. Wilcox, of Burlington. Bro. Rob
bins is already endearing himself TO his
church, and the outlook is hopeful.
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Is an easy stage in cnscs Of dyspepsia A sl ght At
tack Of Indigestion, especially whom there Is a
predisposition to digestive weakness Of the stom
ach must speedily eliminate in the more obsllnat to
form Of disease 1t is well, therefore, to adopt pre-
'entive measures early. Although Hostetier'
Stomach Blttors overcome, If persisted in, case
o; dyspepsia Of long standing, it is obviously the
part Of wisdom to use II ere tho mnlady assumes q
chronic phase This l. particularly true. because
as dyspepsia advances, il engcnders other bodily
evils such as disorder ol The liver constipation or
undue lOosenoss Of tho bowels. nervous disorders.
by pOchOndria, sltepelrssness These maladies arc
both prevented and romedied by tho Bitters hut
how much better to check them in the outset will,
tho great alternative, than to wait until they estsb
lsh irmer fOOthOld in the system. Surely tina
adEitability of this must be apparent.
oct l5-deOdkylw
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NolIcu IN n..l.Rrrrcy.

TsNnIS Is To give r".i,-, that N the l+th day 0!
Il october 4. y. I--S, a wa-rIn: ia bankruptcy
WIS issued "a u-f tIN estate 90 e sir ". WasJn.
oil ST = hans IN tho county q. FTtnztin and state
U. Vermont, who has been adjud Get bankrupt on
his creditors petition that Tie pas meEt o: any
debts and delivery ciIuy pr'p-:ty to ing to s1, q
bankrupt 90 hi:l Or ivs l:- Use. and the Tfans.e
% any Property hy HIN. axe .Jth.Iien by law that
meet ~ uIiaN c-s!.t1Ts 81 said bankrupt, To
prove their dents. sLi 20 cL1lss one or more as.
sisuecs o. lis ESTATE VIII he held at court Q.
haukTuBtcy. O. be 70 !cU IT the til:e OF L. l. Law
tsq-. IN iu-i.I-tol. 10 the county q Chttea
den, and state u- Nt-lusuJ. b,.Grs l.. l.. Laurence
ESQ register. ou ;as IA day 81 N"yr nIh.r, ID.
ISIS at q. u'cIg-k p. u THOMAS FAIIEN,
pcuuty Knitted Sales Al'rsh4l, IS Messenger.
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IN BANHIsIPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the Uui;cd states cor III,
| District Of Vermont. In Re. Lowell Z. GALLUP
Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No. Sa- liSt'itt %
Vermont, IS.
SIE.-Notiee is hereby given that a petition In.
been ilod in said Court, by Lowell {. Gallup, q
Derby. in said District, duly declared bank
rupt under tie Act Of Congress OF March d, 80.
ior discharge and certificate Thereof, from all h!'
debts and other claims ptOyab.c under sId act
and that tho 9Th day Of November, ISIS, a cots
am, before the Hon iIOyt II Whesle7 Jnd e g" "a ID
Court, at the L. = Court Rooms in burlington. 1;
assigned Tor the hearing OF the same. when ana
where AL creditors who have proved their debts
ami other persons in interest, may ATTEND ana
show cause !. any they have why the PRAY CT Of 81
. otitiun should not he granted
pa,ed at Burlington, on the 18th day Of oct ISIS
IGy3g r. Il SMALLEN CLERK.
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THK NoRTHERN PAcIFIC RAILROAD. AT a
meeting in New York, last week, of stock
holders of the Northern Pacific Railroad the
President reported 81, 1913, 35l 90 earned
last year and S63l ,302 81 expended. leaving
q net balance of $685., O79.69. Tbs profits
come entirely from local business. New
rails are needed between Brainard and
Fargo, 40 mile9. Nearly 10000 acres Of
land have been sold for over S3OO0,O 900.
The following Board Of Directors was elect
ed Charles B. Wright, Pennsylvania
Frederick Billings, Vermont: George W.
Cass. New York. Chsrlemagne Tower,
Pennsylvania j @. AinswOrth. Oregon
George Stark. New Hampshire, Alexander
Mitchell, Wisconsin Johnston Livingston,
New York j Frailey Smith, Pennsylvania
John NJ. Denison, Mary land Benjamin 7.
Cheney, Massachusetts,, and Richard l.
Ashurst. The directors reelected the To-.
lowing officers: Charles B. Wright, Presi-
pent; Samuel Wilkeson, Secretary, and
George E. Beebe, Treasurer,
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NoTIcI. ~ rsNKarrrcr-

I'HIS Is to E,vo -ot-e that the Ilta day OF Dc
Il tOber. \. H. Is %JrIaut IN Bankruptcy vas
issued a=ain-i tur 5s-4'c o.. George Ashley, Of
Milton, in tie c uuty a Cbltte niea. Jad STATE
Of Vermont who has rvsu aGjgl-Si Bankrupt
on his ONn petition. That the payment o. am
debts AID delivery Of any properly belonging To said
Bankrupt, to HIM, iur his AMI the trans
fer o. any property by Alm, are forbidden by Jaw
that meeting OF tIG crcd.,Is Of SID Bankrupt TO
prove their debts ami to choose one or more as
signees Of his Estate will be held AZ a scurt OF
bankruptcy. t. be holden at the Otli;c OF Ia L.
Lawrence, Esq. in Darlington, in the county OF
Chilte-leH AMI State o.. Errin n. before L. l.. Law
renee. EsG.- REGISTER. tn IS dar OF October, A.
Dl-.-,. a. . o'clock q IL. i.iGiAS EAILEl,
Deputy CEitc@ States Marshal, Is Messenger.
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threatening Political situation.

We take pleasure in placing before our readers
the following important letter. While having no
direct politca. bearing It has real sisniiicance
showing. as 1t does, that whatever the people OF
these states may think concerning the political sit
uaton. they far from branding DR., Pierce s
Family Remedies AS frauds,
GALVESTON, Texas, Juue sth, 1875.
In. FIERCE: Dear sir Your Golden Medical
DiseJyery and PurSatiye Pellets have cured my
daughter of scroiulous Seedlings and Open Sore )
about the Neck; and your Favorite Prescription
has accomplished wonders In restoring 10 health
my wife who has been bed fast far eight mont h
from Female Weakness. am with grateful feeling ;,
Yours truly, 7. II. LONG.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

IN the District Court of the United state for
| the District of Vermont. In Re. Olif Abel.
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. No. 80. District
of Vermont, -.
SIR:-Notice i hereby given that 4 petition
has been filed in said Court, by Olif Abel. OF
Wocott, in said District. duly declared Il bank
rupt under the Act of Congress of March II,
lst.. for discharge and certificate thereof.
from all his debts and other claims proNable
under said Act and that the 9TH day of \ovem-
her, ISIS, at O'Clock Il. M. before the Hon.
Hoyt ii. Wheeler, Judge of said Court. at the
L. :. Court Rooms in Burlington. i assigned
for the hearing of the same, when AMI where
all creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons in interest. may attend and show
cause if any they have why the PRAYER Of said
petition should not he granted.
Dated al Burlington. on the 18th day OF pc-
tober, ISIS.
l6w:iw BIB. SMAlLEG. CLERK.
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NOTICE ~ BlX.uUrr.Y.

's'IIS 5 % sirc notice Eat en- the lO.h day Of
Il October, ,. y. ISIS, = warrant n bankruptcy
Has issued - ust the estate o. JImos !. Wilder,
OF She don. IN the eouats 81 frInklio, aad State
OF Vermont who has bSeu atljld- a.! a Bankrupt on
on his own p-tt'uE. that tho payment OF
any debts ard Gr,Iscry o. Any property belong NJ
to said Bankrupt, 10 ui, - Tor his use, ana the
transfer OF ans properly 10y him ale foTb.ddcu 5S
Law. that meet n %. The creditors Of said Bank
Iupt, TO prove tte'r dcHts and u ctO one or
m0re as>zuees @. his estIte Will lie held at Court
q. BANKRUPTCY 10 be holden 80 the oiias Of L. L.
Lawrence, Esq, in burlington, in tho county of
Chltt5n.su, and State 81 Vermont. before l. L.
Lawrence. E-q. Register on tbs 5jti day o: uc.1
Der, i. ID. l-.s, n u'tile, y u.
THOHA~ FAiLEN,
Deputy Uui-gd state MARSHAL. A. Messenger.
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IN the District Court OF the United Sta.es for the
i District cf Vermont. In Re- "ehsterE- q oTe.
Blnh rupt-In Bankruptcy. No. SIS District OF
Vermont. IS.
SIR Notice is hereby given that petition haz
becD filed in said Court by Webster y. Cove OF L n
coin in said District, duly declared bankrupt TX
der the Act Of Congress of March I'd, lS6s, tof 4
discharre and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provahle under said Act and that
the 9Th day OF November ISIS, at o'clock a N, be
e re the Hon Hoyt II. Wheeler, Judge o. sad
Court, at the U. s Court Rooms in burlington, is
assigned for the hearing o! the same, whcn aud
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
aud ether persons in interest, may attend and
show cause If any they have why the pray of said
petition should not be granted
Dated ut Burlington, on the l!th DAY Q: u't'her'
ISIS. i. b. sMALAkN, { .erk.
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Tn the District Court OF the United States for
L the District of Vermont. In Re. Il. W.
Chamberlain, Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No.
100. District Of Vermont, -.
SIR:-Notice is hereby given that 4 petition
has been filed in said Court, by Il. W. Cham
berlain. OF Newbury. in said District, duly de-
clared bankrupt under the Act of Congress
of March ID. 1>G7. for 4 discharge and certii
cate thereof. from all his debts and other claims
prOvable under said Act and that the 9Th day
OF November, ISIS, nj O'Clock 4. m, before
the Hon. Hoyt Ii. Wheeler. Judge of said
Court, at the L. ;. Court Rooms in Burlington
is assigned for the hearing of the same. when
and where all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest, may A.
tend and show cause if any they ihaye why Tho
prayer of said petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington. on the 18th day of The
tober. lS1S.
lbW;,W Il. Il. SMAlLEN. Clerk.
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IN the District Court of the United States for
L the District of Vermont. In Re. William
Bruce, Jr.. Bmkrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No
30 District of Vermont. -.
SIR:-Notice i hereby given that a petition
has been filed in said Court. by VIM. Bruce. Jr.
of Worcester. in said District, duly declared !
bankrupt under the Act OF Congress OF Marcel
I'd. ISti.. for 4 discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyable I'M
der said Act and that the 9TH day Of NOvcm
Der, lS.S. at 9 O'Clock Il. M. before the Hon
Hoyt ii. Wheeler Judge of said Court. at the
L. :. Court Rooms in Burlington. Is signed
for the hearing OF the same, when ami where
all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest. may attend and show
cause ii any they have why the PRAYER OF said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington. on the llth day Of octo-
Der. ISIS.
IGw3w L. L. SNALLEN. CLERK.
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Iy BaNfIsIJ i'ssI.


Dl5rElct Or YERHoAT.-InFe. Harvey c.
I GATES, Ia kTJpt.
In the District Cont %. tas { u.i-i states sUr the
District Of Vermont
The uuis si-urs!. tsi-ues q liz -ta:s Of said
Bankrupt. Ltlury :-s, hgt.cs that L has been
ordered BY ,Ec li-tc- Court 90: sgii District that
the second an! o. RI -"rer.i iaset ngs Of thu credi
tor CT salf .s'a ~Gpt be L'it il Burlington.
in sad II sjri.t- va -i.- 90. DIV Nov mber \. b.
ISIS. al ucl. s- ~ ~ tIo nihg, 1 L. L.. Law
reLco, he.cle l. iaUfrurc, aH1 OF the Registers
IN EdnkTu- tc1, Zoo sad District. Tor the purpose
namcd il tn -..I AID 18th sections Of the
Bankrupt Act a. -'arCh II 1856: and that
have El"i Il, EnI! sssHu unit ~ A->igne5 o. said
Bankrupt AID ct ,ail s'f'e ADD plIsv shall apply
to said tuur; !"T the -e-s'eu. of my ID account,
AMI for ci- 'a1r-c igu,l al lbiity a. Asst snes
OF said estate ~ accordance gth ne provisions Of
said act.
Dated at Essex. in sad Ditr,ot this 10th day
October. :. d. ISIS. T. y. K. = ICtfOlS,
t6s}T ASST stes
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Why are fat people always complaining ask:
some one who entertans the popular though enron
eous notion that health is Synonymous with fat
Fat people complain because they are diseased
obesity is an abnormal condition OF the system II
which .he sacchirne and oleasinous elements OF
the food are assimllatod to the partial exclusion o
the inusele-!orming and and brain producing ole
ment-. In proc! OF this il is only necessary to Us
sert tho welknOwn fact that excessively fat peupl
never strong and seldom distinguished iOI
mental POWERS or activity. Besides, they tht
easy prey OF acute and epidemic Diseases aud they
are the frequent victims Of govt, honrt disease anC
apoploxy. Aliens Antl-Fat is the only known rem
edy for this disease. 1t contains no acid, ia abso
lutely harmless, and is warranted 70 remedy tn,
most confirmed case of obesity, or corpuency.
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VERMONT Pharmaceutical ASSOCIATION
The ninth animal meeting of the Vermont
Pharmaceutical Association will be held at
Montpelier, Oct. 22i, continuing two days
as usual The executive committee deems
it Of the utmost Importance that every mem
ter be present.
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NosICl. IN HANhtVpTty.

rI'lIiS is q give notre, that tho iJ;h day o.
i October, :. y. i~'S, Warrant N Bankruptcy
was issued aZaiLst the estate o: srer!lus A. Ca:
Isle. o. E5u olI h. ia th' -rty oil uran g. and
Stste o. iegu M, iII Ia. 3D. 90 Jagged tnkIupt
on his cctcitcrs' petit be- -i.I- .iJytncnt Of any
debts ami deliver, 81 aLr property belonging TO
said Bankrupt, to i n sr 'aT ms Use. and the
transfer O! an pIop2i:y BY hil. are .Orhiddsn by
law; that meeting o. tEe creditors O: said
Bankrupt. - pguvs their debt, ant t. choose enc
or ro-e ass!-rcgg c! bi. estate, vii 10 held at
Court O.. Bankruptcy To lie modem AT the Oti.e Of
II. l.. BOyien, ESQ. Randolph, IN the COanty OF
Orange. and state Ci Vermont, before John l..
E1wards. Esq, Register. ihe6th day O; November
AID. lo9S, 1t &'c.vck IN. "tohGE T. FOSTER.
United States &J:shli, u Messenger.
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IN the District Court of the United States
i for the District of Vermont. In he. VIII
liam Douglass Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No.
90. District of Vermont. -.
SII:-NOtice Is hereby given that petition
has been filed in said Court, by William Doug
lass, of Concord in said District, duly declared
u bankrupt under the Act ofCongress of March
ID, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof.
from all his debts and other claims prOyablc
under said Act, and that the 9Th day of Novem-
Der, 1875. at . O'Clock Il. M, before the Hon.
Hoyt ii. Wheeler, Judge of said Court. at the
L. ). Court Rooms in Burlington. is assigned
for the hearing of the same, when AMI where
all creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons in interest. may attend and show
cause if any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated At Burlington, on the 18th DAY Of oc-
tOber, 1873.
I6w3w BB. SMALLEY. Clerk.
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IN the District Court Of the In tel States for the
Z District cf Vermont. In The matter o. 9 S.
Clark. E-HE-upj-in hIaEsUp. =.
To the r-d,tgrs " s1.J E5u45Cqt aul all oihe: .
whom Il may cl-c r..
The y1t:gT-' -uld, - -r,C 80 the estate 0i So 4
lana.cP., H-rtry gives HptlcB that i ha7 b3en
ordered b., tis5 III tTct Court Of stit pstist that
the saCani rlt IL n srDcrI' s;rgs o. tho cred
tors o. said bankrupt, be hcli ~ NillIebury, VI
the oihcs q: stuart I.lrii -eyI ths 3Ith d,y o.
Nuvemhee 4. y. !-7 so g. Dcioc- =. before Hon.
W. Il. Ne1ZeS- Bt-i ter. Tor tAg pu-po-cs named
IN the 2h and -;u sections ri the Bankrupt Act Of
March ID, lSJs G.d fais il also t. 1--WE nOics that
| have filed by haal .'t"tat assignee Of said
B1nErupt and tIa a. sii !a 81 p,acs shall ap-
ply 10 said taurt 90! IRE set lyIl 70. ~ siid account
and for dschar -T,;E aii g. D titles a. AZ isnce
OF said estate IN acc"-iJu-c NiIa tbs Froysi :
said .Sth section.
Dated n Nj il.h.=F, Ia si.t District this It'll day
VI Oct0sr-, :, f. lf-1 . - = IFtlIELL,
It13T Ass. Znse.
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MONTPELIER, Oct. Is, 1878

MONTPELIER, Oct. 10, 1873.
To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times.
The political atmosphere at the Pavilion,
last evening, was charged with electricity
bnt Judge Poland's withdrawal from the
Senatorial field published in the morning 5
Journal cleared the sky. It was genuine
surprise to all but very few who may have
been in tie secret. Up to q late hour last
evening, there was movement for placing
third candidate in the field, although a
letter from Hon. Frederick Billings, re-
eeived during tbs day, stated distinctly
that he did net wish his name to be used as
candidate. The opposition to Mr.. Nor
rill did not st any time shape itself into
anything moro formidable than it appeared
from the very first.
Among the bills to-day introduced. OF in
some way considered, may be mentioned a
bill giving the State the right Of exception
in certain cases. bill TO protect fish in
Lake Champlain and its tributaries, the
bill to cut off one member from the Bench
OF the Supreme Court and the bill relating
to appeals from justices This last failed of
passage in the Senate because Of it, uncon-
stitntionality
There was some discussion in the House
over the bill to reduce the membership Of
the Supreme Bench. Mr. Redingtnn Of
Rutland made one Of the most sensible
speeches in opposition to this measure of
economy" that means expense. II any
member Of the House expects to have law
suit, he had better vote against the bill.
There is no law to make judge work any
more than he can, or any more than he will 1,
and it is not in human nature for our courts
to turn of any more business than they
now do.
The nomination of Mr.. Morrill, was very
handsomely made in tho Senate by Senator
Mead. Our Senator Ballar seconded the
nomination in graceful and spirited
speech, that was listened to with unusual
interest by the Senate and the many visit
ors who were present IN the chamber.
1t can fairly be said. and without any
imputstion OF puffery, that the Chittenden
county delegation in the Senate is able. in
dustriOus and influential. X.
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Legal Notices.
HANNAH AvsTIN.s EsTaTt..

JsvE, THE SJBSCRlEEES. having been sr-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cour.
for the District e.. Chttcuieu, Comm uuers 10 re-
ccivc, examine aud ad ust the claims Lui demands ..
all persons against tEc estate %; Hannah austin
late OF Essex, IN said district. deceased, ana
also all claims ami demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto; amt TX months irym the tav Of the date
hereof heinz a!uWCd by said Court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice. that We " II
attend % the business o.. ear appointment. at the
dweltn. ht.-e %, Mis-. Lucy sih ia said District,
On the first Saturdays O.. November am! January
next. at 10 O'Clock AN. on each " said days.
Dated this i1th day ut Cct' Der, =. -. ISIS.
\ ". 1T Ii e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18

DAY OF PRAYER FOR SuspAY-sCHocLs.-
10 accordance with the recommendation of
the London Sunday school Union, as in
former years. next Sunday and Monday,
October Goth and 2lst, will be observed
throughout Christeudom a. DAYS of prayer
for Sunday-schools.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18

ST. Adams BUrTER MARKET. Oct. b.
The receipts wers light and market dull.
with prices as last week. Common to good
sold at 10 to Is cents; choice Is to % cents
per pound; selections, % cents per pound,
with few extra lots at higher price.