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BY TELEGR APH
To the Free Press and Times.
By ATLANTIC CABLE.


England.
LONDON, June Letters from Stanley have
been forwarded, of which the following is a sum
msry; Stanley reached Unyanyem5e On the
23d of September, 1871. From thence he In
tended advancing on Ujji Mirembo. king OF
CjoWa, declared that no Caravan should pass
UjJl except over his body. After describing
several days engagements, Stanley states that
he at last reached the suburbs Of Uji, which
he entered carrying the American flag IT the
head Of the procession. The attouishel rstives
fOcket out in crowds with de.feniug
shouts He noticed in the center Of
the group of Arabs, strsngely con-
trssting with their sunburnt faces hale
looking grey bearded white msn wearing Ms
vsl cap with faded gold band and red wooden
shirt. Preserving demesnor Of cslmuess be
fore the Arabs ! inquired 81 Dr.. Livingstone,
| presume" He smilingly answered, eyes.
lie Informed me That he started in March, 1866,
with twelve sepoys, nine johannes men. and
seven liberated slaves lie Travelled U the
bank Of the R0yuma. His men got frightened,
deserted anu reported that Livingstone was
dead, az sn excuse FOR desertion. iie crossed the
Chamber and found il not Portuguese Clsmhezi,
but separate river. lie traced it s1d found
it wss called further on Iualaha He explored
700 miles and found that the Chamber is doubt
less the source Of the Nile and that the 'er-it
Of the Nile il is 600 mies. lie reached with
in $50 miles OF the explored ground when he
was obliged to return GO Uiii, des,ituis Tie
here met NE. We both le;t On the 10Th Of
October and arrived ST unJanyembe espsat
Christmas in Ui'i, snI arrived on the coast n
the lith, leaving Livingstone 60 explore north Of
Tsnganylka Lake end the remsining loJ miles of
Luslaoa river th's will occupy the ne-s Two
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STATE OF VERMONT. , To all person, con
DISTRICT or furrrr,.r sc cerned n the estate Of
49,, Hiram Rood. late OF
GREETING.
~ PROBATE Court holden at Burlington, within
ami for the District Of tht;enieuan the 9Th day Of
June A. d. l--. an Instrument, purporting to
be tho last VIII and Testament II Hiram K1cd,
late o. Colchester iu said District. deceased was
presented O. the Court aforesaid for PROBATE and Il
j. ordered - said Court that the 10th day of IuIy
A. D., i>i-, 40 The Probate Court Rooms IN said
burlington be ASSIGNED 10y proving said Instru
meuti and that notice thereof re gwen o. all per
sons coneernedhy publ .shns this order three weeks
successiveiy IN the Burlington Weekly Free Press
newspaper printed NJ said Buriil-tou previous
70 the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear
before sad Court, %. the time and pla,e aforesaid
ami contes, the probate OF said will, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said DIS.
trict. this li:h day Of June A. ID Is73
'@w3w T. L. WALES, Judge.
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Nv 1'- HtD 10 i'.-l-'nk l-r I."'' d. --9
Pave 'Nt ~ 'Hs i-Au' a. '--1 ''-,' mus nave
tendency 10 sea- % l.s'ensl'-t' 'li se- -is "
41le' ann sue -7'7." e4Mpa.s En- 4-e -f.s--t %
~ '.-"N' % WINE 'u'J' nae Wa.
e1tf'f regret l't n'.ess's ,o- i,I-s. '- -'-'' 10
Iena-i' n'0- q, NA' uu1 10 iN4' VILE Inc e'.''
--'e aiesg'l''.t ny zoe e.H''-'i9N- ii' ..--'l'e
&c oH1 "a --'' al ll'' ID o1- .'-
IN matters Of governments and vii very ably
I'll. the Executive chair.
Mr.. Taft is e lawyer, has been 10 the icgis.E-
ture, hss seen senatorial service, AMI Lsi much
experience az a presiding officer in other bodies,
aud .s one Of the most popular men ia the State.
10 better selection could Lsve been male, either
for fitness .1r the place, o: flg =. popularity
ard sacccss Of tie ticket.
From the ST I.bnsri-, T. ,ia-a-..,l
ft.. s.,,s C-,va,ti,r -..,l,.5 ,,,t-,-,. ~. 81
o,s.t,+;,,s 2. ,,,,o,-, 49, ~, .,,,f... t.,.,-
~ fr,sn.ir 3f slr Stewart and Mr. billing. he'll
be-,, g., hitter ne, tb.re wa. ~, bsr,nor,- ,ir-
10 Inference yse friend. If Mr. stewart
,L,r,ol lir Rllir.,. with bsir, , ra--rssii len.
-ifie the f-is,I. ~ the I,.tsr ,sfsI;,tI h., az,
i,- C;5r .s.sv.~f b.i been lryin, ~ riI, t,.o
-. ., .,,.e-tt,t r-f., te r,n,3 tbsrs ,-..
n, ,.-os.sc- n bair- ssnt IN Congre.s h.. IN
~, N, M, ,,ovsrnoTsAin and announced ti-,
80 csnIi4ate for ro-sle,tiop No 5aI.,,-ss
Mo b,d mot committed tbanssrgee IN s-fbtr
..,li5.,a than,bt thor as LONG a fhare ,-.s g.,
Ststo Convsnrio5 called for fine nrrn,,s s-l as
NJ, ot them nal IN snenJ from tiy, IN mo-
d.vs IN attend il tbsy misbt - well s. .e,l .bc;-
e,ndiiste far Governor :. 10 sirnlv r.tifr ma
1o,v r,i;t,,i,p. b.j ,rso,reI fir tbo,, ,-4
~, ,r.sub.r 5sfe.fei hath Stswart ,p3 riU-
NJ.
From the st. Adams 1iessen..s-.
After 4 canvass OF uaexampled interest and
determination. z larger delegate convention than
ever before assembled 10 Vermont has decided
that the best interests Of the Republican party in
the State require thst a citizen 70 well fn5sn
sni 80 justly respected as the Hon. Julius Con
verse Of Woodstock, shall be chosen to the high
es; Office in the gift Of the people The principal
work Of the CANVASS hst been done in the inter
est Of Mr Billings, and If there Wss any Scri-
mony IN the tactics used, We remember il now
only to announce our disposition to forgive and
forget. The zone term ~ agitation, which, to
say the least, was only an argument afhOmiHem,
sort Of broom to sweep the field clear for Mr..
Billings. was wholly abandoned asa measure Of
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Roswell PLACES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con
DISTRICT OF roswell ' P,c ss's ,t 81
Of st. George, in said District deceased,
GREETING.
AZ a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
anu for the District OF Chittenden On the 18th day
y. June \. - so, an instrument purpOrting 10
~ Tue 4ast Will and Testament. Of Roswell
race, ate % St George. in said District lie.
Seasel' was presented 70 the Court aforesaid for
tIoote' ana u IS ordered by sail court that the 18th
LAY OF Jury A. D. i-12. at the Probate Court
s1id instrument ant that notcethereof be given to
all persons eoacerne b pub shing this order three
Press, new splpor printed AZ saif Burin-ton n-e-
yllus % the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, Gu are hereby notified o. appear be
lore sad Court 1t the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said viii Il you have cause
DiFen under my hand at Darlington IN ssii Dis
trict' tais 18th day Of June A. d. ~.
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DIED.

WILLAsD.-In this city, on Thursday evening,
June 9th, Helen b Blood, wife OF @. N. Willard
aged 81 years.
SEAvKR- In Richmond, the 18th inst, Of con
sumption Mr. {. Ii. seaver. aged 32 years.
BLoDeErr.-In Essex, June Both, Mrs Ca.harine
S. BlOdgett, aged 81 years
HowE.-in Cambridge, June 9th, Hezakiah
Howe, Esq, formerly Of westford, aged 81 years.
BIopGETT.-Died in Essex. June 81. Is72. Cathe-
rine :. Blodgett, aged % years.
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Eoucln renew the energies Of the 6ebiltatel ner-
Vous system when It has become so through the
errors Of youthful eXoesses by administering SMOL-
ASbER's BUcHU. IL tones the nervous system 10
fresh action and yigOr and positively expells all
maiauies OF the urino genital organs and prostate
glands mild in its operation. still all potent 20
remove the disease 10 either sex, whether married
OF single. July i-deodkwlt
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| Fourth Of July. The Commissioners while alb
sent will cot discontinue their labOrs. They
have 1000 cases in which testimory h,s bsen
taken, which they are to examine and prepare
reports on to trausni; to Congress.
The Rutland Herald sAys that Hon julius
Converse Of Woodstock, was guest Of the Bard
well House, on Siturisy, on his return from a
western trip. He was in good health, and most
fully appreciate, tae compliment of MS nominS-
ton Sc Republican candidate far Governor.
Mr., H. NJ. Smith of Boston has resigned the
position which she Las he'd during the psst four
years, ss principal soprano in the Church Of he
Immaculate Conception at Boston.
The Empress Eugene has beeu suffering for
some time past from painful Inflammation Of
the fscisl glands
Postmaster General Cre.se.l .ill rl,ts Bos-
ton his headquarters for gone weeke. making
vi,its TO Rye Beach, I.e If Ssoa', and ,'rcr va
tering places, accompanied y Cen. Bars. Post
master Of Boston.
Princeton College hss conferred tde degree Of
LID. upon Pay1e Goodwin.
Clsra Louise Kellogg sung =, Buckingham
Palace on Wednesday.
George WnH.m Curtis /. prominently men
toned SIS the next Republican candidate Tor Gov
ern5r Of New YORK.
q
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MARRIED.

PHsLPs-Urr0N.-In South Hero. Iune Goth. at
the residence Of the pastor. by o. q. Wheeler Mr..
beuaJih Phelps 70 Miss Amanda A. Upton both Of
South Hero.
RusToN-DuSS.-At franklin Centre, P. Q on
the Slth ult al tbs residence ofthe BRIDES father.
by the Rev. L. g. Williams Mr. John R1ston uf
Boston, Mass, % Rose H., you1scs: daughter Of
ThOs. Dunn, Esq
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Business tatsa--Tac c--p,.tners If the
"e.i-knosn hrn o. henry s. Company. whole
sale drgggisis' Of this city, have changed their
ira name to that Of Wells, Richardson A q,
"a formally announced 10 another column
Ans concern is one Of the largest wholesale iob-
u'ns houses ia oar city. anl has an euvi.bl,
reputation FIR stability, integrity sad good
management Ihe eo-7artaers remain the sarn,
= heretofore aHs are Massrs. ElEArd Wells, A.
H. i'-'harls9a arl Wm j. Van Pattea. Thee,
'e''''''eh A. among car mont competent busi.
hess men By their industrious habiis and in.
u0ui''Alle Perseverance they have made III,
business what it IL When Henry 8 Co
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MESsRs. GREGG Co.
We think the principles embodied in the Meadow
King Mower are superior TO anything we have ever
seen n the Moving Machine line. For simplicity,
durability, and capabilities stony Vermont farms,
and ightness Of draught II has no equal. It's only
enemy in this vicinity the blacksmiths as il
very much decreases their custom during harvest.
Yours Very Truly, A. W. GRAY & SONS
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Illegal 4otifes.
CURTIS II. sEAvER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con.
or CuIt I ssaS Sssa's . %
Of Richmond, in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
~ Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden on tho I'd day OF
jay a. ID lS72, sn Instrument, purpOrting 10
ne the last VIII and Testament, Of Curtis b. seaver
late OF Richmond, in said district, deceased
was presented to the Court Aforesaid for probate ana
y Is ordered by said Court that the ed day OF
July A. ID. ls72, at the Probate Court Rooms IN
SAID Burlington, he asst ned for proving said Instru-
ment and that notice thereof be given TO all per
sons concerned W publishing this order three weeks
successfully Ia the Burlington Weekly Free Press, a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous 10
the time appointed.
therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
iore sad Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the PROBATE Of said will, fyou have cause
diYen under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
tricti this I'd day Of July, \. d. lSz2
lW3w T Z WALES Judre
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BCALINGroN ANp MONTY.

10 sl5s our Printers to celebrate the Fourth
Ue is7ue the FRzE Pass dsy earlier this
week and are therefore w;.bou; our regular
market reports.
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d.. -'iln' OF The Nineteenth De
.A'-'- The captain i' nov s's'',nsi
p. 'i'.' '--.'
lib. -.s.a .fu- Nichols i.i'''tlr.a.
' RECENTLY --ai'f.ei 80 We; Point
H.-.a. Assistant Surgeon, e. S. B., n
+ I.,taau--t Barracks. hss aoen orietei 20 Gle
isI...a--- .- t.zls. sal assttlat Surgeon b.
g. -..a-f arie'et 90 f.t''star-a ia hr. -i 3
a-a
+ ss Cameron IL nearly seyeaty.fur ye.-,
"a he strength as politician ' daily falling
and we're 'a, for ,He hs.f dozen bottles Of cham
/ Ei=ns v.i-a hs la.y drink, hif doctors say he
would ..--rs rapidly.
rrs cog.er telsa-5-i story about Fred
u.--lr. That unfriuna.c gentlemen Was
. --ava..u- las -lsty uizl, ou = SQUAD s'eau5-,
. am l,-el to &c, berth TucseI Up in 81 COM
+ t-rt-.,ea corner on inc le-4 a. be could secure.
f be Vas ,,teI ~ one Of tis steamer, who Thought
. perhaps tast he might 10 f1- him some Erie
Ida 'ass'. &c be ~aF not very 'I''S after all So
be- Taa,a TO -.1, ini with meaning i,oa IN
hse. ci7leaei him AMI inquired " lniian
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jig -'i-'-' 't-7'i-5 up ne '-A1e N'1'''.' as
el-2- r'ai-a u Ills stormy corner " p'''''-e'
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+ 8, Louis letter Gays that Josephine Nsns-
---i is .rsv,..l with Tony Psst5r's troupe, noT
ia tl-sc-,v-
Pa.sssar 1.ss. Of The Chicago University,
a-as-.', lor. ..lr.re ,tAsiac,vi,l him number Of
f 5aaas .siigs and Gentlemen vLom DE. viii con-
Ia-. a-aush .ihe p..lcp.I ci,iea cf Great British
. ana Germany
josh Ward. -be veteran e.r.m,u. Ia, been
"iatoucvei'' ia respee. 60 the recent ;n,erns-
f l-n.l boat race IN London. He ssys be expected
the Auero.1 crew would be beaten. but never
/ tle'css was sorry when it happened lie thinks
She English style OF rowing must be adopted
VIRGINIA G,.i..5mi5t Jenny Lind, e,5e,t
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b. C-rol q ;he Cornish Miners, Bog the Ca!e,s.
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STATE or VERMONT, , To all persons con
DISTRICT oy 5HrrrgxDgv. ss cerued in the estate
late Of Shelhgrn, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
A. Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the uat-ict Of Clttenieu, on the ista day
Of June a j. l7-2- an Instrument, pu7porting TO
De the last VIII ami Testament Of 6eo-ze sax
ton late 81 slelburo. In said District, deceased,
was presented 20 the Court lf0rCsaii, for Probate
ami Il is or-red by SD Court that the 10th day Of
July 4. ID. i--@, 20 tie Probate Court Rooms
m said Burlington be- sss.zret for proving .aid
Instrument and that notice thereof be ziveu To all
persons concerned, hy publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, a newspaper printed az said Burlington,
previous o. the time appointed.
IHEEEFuRE. you are hereby notified % appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said viii, fyou have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington 10 sal Dis
trct, this -th day fJuus A. d. 49,
T. E. WALES, Judge.
-2W1W
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salow or yellow color Of skin, or yell0wsh brown
spots on face and other parts body dullness and
droWtiness with frequent headache dizziness bitter
or bad taste in mouth, dryness Of throat and inter
nal heat palpitation. many cases dry teasing
cough, with throat uasteadyappetite, a raising
of food and choking sensation in throat. distress,
heaviness or hloated full feeling about shoulders
and sides pain 10 sides, back or breast, and about
shoulders, collie. pain and soreness through bowels,
with heat constipation, alternat NJ with frequent
attacks Of diarrbGa piles; flatuleace. NERVOUSNESS
oodness Of extemities rush OF blood 70 head. with
symptoms Of apoploxy, numbness OF limbs. espcci-
ally AZ nj ght cold chils alternating wthho. flashes
kidney and urinary difficulties. female weakness and
irregularities With dulness low spirits unsocailty
and gloomy iorebOdings Only few OF the above
SYMPTOMS likely to he present in any case at one
time All who use DR.. Piefcs's,6Olden Medical DIS
eoTery TOR Liver complaint and its complications are
loud in its praise Sold by all druggists everywhere.
wksatlt COL
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Pt-Al'S IMPROVED COMEDJNE AND PINPLF
AEhSDf.-lhe skin Medicine Of the ee D. var
rant Ell tH cJrc tLE~B W0Rus. FIgrLEs Eruptions
ami btu7cHEn eisa -u-ations Of the face. SOFA kv
all iru-- sts. Depot, Bond ST.. NcR York
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re iszue the FREE Pass Day earlier thi
week, and are therefore w;.bou; our regul.
market reports.
Tie advance guard Of The Grand Army o
Nossui,oes hss arrived.
hccorsr-Fresmnn Wood Of Jericho. bad
l.s hand sswsl or With q circular saw one dsy
les. week
N.aaty-s.z women WHO hsl tainted from the
l.at. were taken ont Of the Jubilee chorus and
suH-aee. Saturday sferloon.
as Ha-raz.oa. So a-cI citiz,a Of Qgeeshee.
So, Vas fea-I dead IA bed ca tie morning Of
as-aa iassaaL AF1rIezy vss the c.u,e @.
Dis Death
The gl,u. lain Transportation Company win
eaar 7os.as attending the Hf,ricsl jubilee
,.Heu!7-. "a Ae Isa inst for fare one
say
#a.F hotel all-,ag on The SUNNI, Of VT.
Washington, s-.ea wiz Be completed the fr,s-
... se.-l. aa. a.s au 3.e q. hlrl.ei per-
Dr. sasats-. sr l.aryeare r1,+ c'srs st
.Aae-.l House, Montreal, tal-s tie se,u-y
.,ae Hte-A CHI, Sewing N.al.aa Go ut
I.arars
.-.s- l.ra asraa-oa gussiay
r.1rsl ..- a.aa .n ta atr rreies TO
c.F. mcclure. So -..t. -st..-s e-e. selections
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moved from Waterbury to our city in 1868, be-
cause Of the superior shipping facilities S11
other commercial advantages Of this plsce,
they were doing tusiness OF ABOUT
$4,000 per annum. At preseat their
their business amounts to $3.50 900, showing an
incresse sufficient at least to confirm the wR1om
Of the change. The bulk Of their business con-
sist5 in wholesaling drugs. chemicals and pa
tent medicines In addition to this, however,
they put up many preparations Of their own,
such as Lemons Dyes, Arthur's Ink, Essences,
Perfumes, etc Their trade extends from Og-
iensburgh, N. Y, east to Manchester, N. H.,
and south to Saratoga They are enabled to sell
their goods at prices which lAirly compete with
tie lowest New York AID Boston prices current.
We take pride IN having such business houscs as
;his Of Wells, Richardson & Co. in our uiiet,
fo- they contribute in no email degree &c the
general life tad prosperity Of our city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05
ASHiNGroN NEts

NatuNgroN, July Merely loI-ue tus.-
ness vac transacted Al The cshiae, meeting
to-day. Secretaries Boutwell, AMI us.lnl sni
Attorney Genera. Williams we're the only heais
of departments p'e,eut The fr5siea is
guest Of Judge louis Dent, who entertained him
AMI Attorney General Wl-.ls A. Inner. Ia
fresiiea; Will not return % Long Branch To-
night As intended, but VIII remain here toner
row, when he viii receive the apache Iuls1
-lnlerltnn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05
NEW YORK aEW


New YoRE, July IA Geneva specisi say-
the mode Of proceedings on direct claims has NOT
yet teen ascertainei, but the court wil probably
consider seriEt.m the character @: the Caufeieg-
ate cru.sers, and accordingly IS they determine
that character Siilige England responsible or
not for the deprsdL-ious q one OF sl Of these
SHIPS. The character Of sh. teirc thus deter
mined, the srltrs,ors will next cons Ter The
award Of dams ges on this point, and viii prot.-
lily confer freely with the counsel Of either eide,
should tde We've Of these not too widely l.iisr as
to the amount between the two estusfes u
there should be no hope Of recouciling tie oa-
hiciing estimates. the court will refer the avarI
Of damages to the ssEefsors provided Tor 5y tine
treaty, and SO conclude their ltt0rs Nov thar
the arbitration goes or At Geneva, it vii like
wise continue On the san Juan question at Be.-
lin. Prince Bislsrck wiz sppoiur distl-
egisaet international aWyers 10 decide TIE
question,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Nae,y-s.1 women wl3 hsl tainted FROM the
L.at. were taken ont of the Jubilee chorus and
sui.eace. Saturday ,fterlo5n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

ACCIDENT oN TIE ADDISON Eu1Eolp.-Au
accident occurred on weiaesisy afternoon. st
the drsvariige st Tio5nic7o-l As the mixed
. rain going esst Was Tsss,u- over the apron 4,
tbe cas- end of the draw, t-e truss roi gave wsv.
and the pilot Of jb1 engine struck the ties and
. threw .aeeucipe sud one car from the track and
v-ryne4r'y into the lake. The lntil IRAN t.nguu-
s5,e 20 proceed Beyond the trcsk,tba maiI.. lag
gage sui azr-oes were tssen OF the draw in
ho't, smother train made n.y.. snl p.- Henry
res-hei st shout nine O'Clock
aaD.-Heu.y stearns 4a. s.ll sixty
dy, ssres o. land to Martin La,s,4nI f- $1,000
TIE faa,al If the late Aiala Fs-asv.r.h
t-ea place Lore ssturiay Sermon by Rev A.
ss.ia o. Georgia
ircFarauons axe Being made here TO celebrate
BE Fourth in becoming uaalcr The BAND
j. Irs-doinz, 20 furnish als.1 fr ;le 5casoa.
Farmers ere feeling well because the arsfs
h-'e advanced So nicely Of Isle
Emay ALlzs.-L.5,n 4. Allen, ofNsu 8. rl
city. the oaly sa-,.vias g-alisa Of ;be hero u
ue-uier5zs, writes As fellows 80 tic Sew York
Ius-
Asa good deal OF prominence IS given TO az
inliyilu2. called Ethan Allen, who ar7ears 90 he
s9mewhst active in :le Greeley Organization. It
Will os.ire the only surviving grandson q COL
L han s ION rr rpr-'-,f-7gIefv ..,r1r-. fg s-st-