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No. t105.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
llYlESs NJ ~ Auy y

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. r., Aug =. 1872
Notice is hereby given that Walter T. Dance aud
Granville stuart have his day made application for
patent under the mineral acts Of Congress- 100
--iweEtyninc and IOihL-acrcs of Placer mining land
situate ON unsuiveyed lands IN Sections No H. H. u
and ~ T. q. n. Of X w.. In the locality known A.
Alta Gulch Mining District. jefferson county. Mon.
tana Territory, said claim being vi record IN the Min
ing Records of said District and more part iculary
described ~ follows beginning at guaScrnsp 10 III.
lia., situated 1870 chains north and 1913 81 chains
west from the N. W. corner OF soc. ~. T. H. N. Of H.
W.. and running thence 5. $3.50 ". IOi chains,
thence 20. ". 10 chains: thence n. s9.E :. nj
chains thence n. ~. F. q Is chains: thence N. 10.
T. ID chains: thence n H. W. . % chains: thence
N. b. W 1917 chains thence N. 1890 W. 5G5 chains:
thence N. Ol5. Il. 6s1 chains; thence N. 1880 r.
1l3C chains; thence n d. W. 0.it chains: thence n.
1916 b 6.G6 chains: thence N. 2 Il. lI.Oi chains:
thence ?2i chains: thence - 10 IS W. a75 chains:
thencs 5. s.:5 Il. .gi chains: thence .. $50 W $50
chains: thence 5. ai.30 ". Al chais thence J. Is
l. 81 chains thence =. AS ". asS chains: thence
=. 40 AS chains: thence =. go L. a9i chains:
thence 5. II. ". 1871 chains: thence ). 10. T. H. NJ
chains thence >. AIS. T. Is7s chains: thence s. i. 49,
W. 1Gii chains: thence $. -. W. Nj chains: thence
=. ST. W. s45 chains thence =. 80 E.5 II, chains
to the place Of beginning There are no adjoining
claimants to these premises the nearest claimants
are John McLermott and Peter Roman. 10, No. 20.
copy Of the notice of said applicants intention to
apply tor patent was posted In conspicuous place
upon said claim on the 18th day Of J uly, 1874
log -~7rrg~ W. {. Cu1l.D, Register.
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Baltimore, Sep. 21.-Thc Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows adjourned sine die to day
During its session great deal Of important
business was transacted. 1t was decided to
bc necessary for only the elective officers of
the subordinate lodges to receive the Re-
bekah degree before installation; also deter
mined Is expedient to change the terms in
the subordinate lodge from to 12s. A
new rcgalia was adopted for the Past Grand,
who is also Past Chief Patriarch. Previous
to adjournment the new officers were In
stalled and N. w. Grand Sire Logan dcliv.
cred IN address, after which he announced
the following appointment Of officers Of the
Grand Lodge: Rev. J. Venablc, Of Ken
lucky, r. ". Grand Chaplain; Caleb Rand,
Of Massachusetts,, r. w. Grand Marshal;
Albert Cohen, of Arkansas. r. W. Grand
Marshall J. w. Hudson, of Wisconsin, r.
W. Grand Messenger. Receip,s for the
year, including balance on hand, t30, 400. 08;
expenditures, e3O. 152 o.
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The principal elections, prior to the
Presidential contest. take place on next
Tuesday wcck-Oct Shin Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Dakota, Indiana. Iowa and Nebraska
The result will he watched fOi with eager
interest .hrong bout the entire country, as
indicative Of the November result.
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Pacific Coast Politics.

San Fia,cisco, Sept. 2j.-Thc Oregon
joint Legislative ballot for Senator resulted
Mitchell, 32; Slater, II; Corbc,t, II ;
Prim. 8; Whitaker. 4; Nesmith. !; Gntcs.
1. The convention adjourned until ,o.mor.
row. Tho Republicans voted mostly for
Mitchell.
The Nevada State Republican Convention
ret nj Reno and nominated Supreme Judge
ThOs. Aawley for Congress, and G. Z.
Goodwin. J. II. Mills, J. W. Haynes and
J. Hatch for electors.
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IT. G. Everts. Montana member of the
Greeley National COmmitte. got back tn
New York from Vermont day or two At
Ter tho election. and gave the New York
Herald reporter series Of reasons for the
Liberal defeat In that State He forgot to
mention m important inAucncc--his own
presence
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Mr.. Greeley seems, among other things.
to have been born for the purpose OF exem.
plifying Hosea BigIow's belief that
"a mcrcIful Providence fashioned us hollow.
On purpose that wc might our principles swallow"
-Uenrer Tribune.
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"A first class illustrated Magazine JUS,
started ut Des Moines, Iowa, entitled the
western Life Boat" containsan engraving
of IAN Iowa Scene in Summer" It IL the
same jon cut uaed in nearly eve y job Office
In the country, and which Hank Vnleton
has on his bill heads. That's enterprise.
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MOTIFS or TIN DAY.

st. Louis claims the best fire department
In the world.
Constantinoplc has but one dentist, ane
he Is an American.
Blae ovcrcosts with gilt buttons will be tn,
style for noxt winter
Kansas City proposes to put $500, 900 in :
palatial Union depot.
The taxable property of California
amounts to esoo, 900, 900.
Ohio makes the bulk of tho stopewars
cold in tho United States.
A rebel editor speaking of the President
calls him Ulictus Grxnt.
The army Of Austria. on its new war foot.
ing, numbers ,260, 0QO men.
A man in Allentown, Pennsylvania, ha,
invented . steel carriage wheel.
The great Crystal Palace Circus Company
got Is far East rs WsIla Walla this month.
II is not fashionable at Terre Hsu,c fol
couples to Ike married, they are ''nuptiated. "
The landed proprietors Of North Germany
have organized societies I" prevent emigra-
ton.
American pig iron will be exported to
Europe within two years. This il the roph
ecy of an old ironmastcr. @.. ..., .a
General David n. Strother, the "Por,e
Crsyon' of Harpers Magazine, is ut his
home in Berkeley Springs. Va
It 10 said that not less than twenty thous.
and infatuated innocents are on their vay
" the Arizona diamond fields.
The ex.Eu,press Eugene now dresses
almost entirely in black and red. Her
BEAUTIFUL hair Is beginning to chow threads
Of silver.
There are l0e mills In the state of Nevada
used IN the crushing and reduction Of prc.
cious ores They carry 2,640 stamps. and
cost over 10000. 000 VT
lis said that 81, 900, 900 worth of fuel il
burned yearly In the United States, and
that 600. 00O. 900 worth Of lumber 10 used in
building and in manufactures.
L. B. Richards, Roadmaster and Eneiu-
Ger Of the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad,
is arranging to leave for Costa Rica, Cen.
tral America, where he hes accented q
engagement to superintend railway.
One silly cry Of the ONCE seekers Is, mi.
itary despotism ct the South" There Il now
stationed 10 The south exactly one soldier 70
every twenty-five hundred people, accord.
tng 70 the figures OF the T36Uas almanac.
What cruel military desposian. h.
The New York Wsrl6 assures d that &
the North Pole Explorer should ever b %
fortunate - % St 70 that locality, shey
could not BY any possibility Tesarn. since
Tie attraction Of Grsyitasioa voah q u
quieese0t pole make man 20 heavy that
no e0ssrt n human muscles could raise his
foot from thc ground. -
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Important to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS,

HAVING bccn appointed Deputy surveyor OF min,
III eral lands for the whole Territory OF Montana,
Am the only pars0n In tho Territory that IL legally
authorized to mako mineral land surveys for paten.
under tho acta 0f COngrrss u July Sih, lssNs ana
July Sth 1910. O.,
No secOnd survey win bo required when the prelin
mary survey has b,.en executed b. myself.
keep on hand AZ The blanks that arc requisite IN
making applicati00A
An FoQulslts psO0fs can b. maAe before me al the
inle a 9Aking tho preliminary survey.
eee 90 a euFveye publication fees, &C.. c,llupoh
e a6dsvss me at hsleua. y. r.
10 eAasges maAe foe adsirs o. Information.
4 On - 1vskenss6gs nsar Rodney street, nsA
adaw GEO. Il FOOTE
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Cincinnati, s2d. = Hon. Garrett Davis,
United States Senator from Kentucky, died
At Bile residence, in Paris, Ky, at half past
stx O'Clock this morning, after nm. illness of
four weeks duration. His disease was gam
grenous affection Of tho lungs He was -
years Of age. The funeral will take plac,
on "Wednesday At II O'Clock a. IN.
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NP.RR 0ammissionsrr

Washington. September 23.-Ihc Prcsi.
dent has appointed ~ Commissioners to cx
amir c the Northern Pacific railroad, L. II.
Kaufman. of Washington Thos Undcr>
wood, of Lafayette, Ind, and A. G. Sands.
Of Cincinnati.
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The Treasury officers from Washington
acquit the sub Treasurer of any blame in
regard 70 Johnston's defalcation They soy
that Johnston did not abs,rac, any stamps.
but appropriated the money realized from
their SALE The brokers with whom he did
business have made clean breast of Il.
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Hseal Alsoees(5eaL

Charleston, =. c., Sep. ga personal
alteration occurred in restaurant last cv.
ening between Montgomery. President Of
the State Senate. and Melton, regular Re-
publican for Office. John d. Caldwell and
Maj. J. n. Morgan, two friends IT Melton,
who intcrfercd to separate the comhstants,
were shot, Caldwell was instantly killed
and Morgan slixbily wounded. The verdict
of the Coroner's jury charges George Tup.
pol, friend Of Montgomery, with the win
tul shooting Of Caldwell. The affair, ow.
ing to the sociai position Of the participants,
causes excitement Caldwell Il brother.
in.iaw Of United States Senator Robinson,
and siorgan l. the son IN law OF George A.
Trenholm, Secretary of the Confederate
Treasury. The tragedy grew out 1T crimi.
InatiOn and recriminsli0n of political M.
turc. g4a -.
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Proposals for Army supplies.

OFFICE CHIEF CoMNIssAEY OF SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA.
ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. ~, 1S,2
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, ARE
- invited until - o'clock NJ. Friday. September
21th 1872 for furnishing the y. ). Subsistence Dc
par'ment with:
~ ON, pounds fresh ground XXX -four. u he made
wholly from original stock Of sound spring wheat o:
best quality. and del vcrc In sacks barrels nj Fort
Ellis. N. r.. In such quantities and at such times
prior to May ]. 1913, ~ may be required.
Samples o. each brand OF -four offered sE0ul, ac-
company the BIDS and each bid contain 4 written
.narantc from two responsible parties Tor the faith,
ial performance of the contract, II awarded
The proposals viii b. endorsed Proposals for
Flour, and addressed 10 the A. G. -. Fort E,lj- NJ
r., ut which p.sc. they will bc opened ut the lime
above stated mud bidders Invited to be present to
iespond to their bids
by order Of MAJOR General Hancock.
j. n. GILMAN,
l6'?t Captain u q. ;. U. i. 4.
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BANKING HOUSE +
gross -51#Es@ nE II +t..
JAY COOKE GEO.,

We con''nne to sell ut par. adding accrued interest
the Fr.t Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the Nortter. Pa
cidc Railroad Company. Traeslayins on the Road Is
now progressing at the rate of two miles day
through the most fertile prairie region Of Dakota
On the completion Of this seasons contracts there
will be FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles
Of the nam line in operation, unitin; Lake Superior
with the Missouri Riv-r, and securing the large tvaf.
fc Of the Northwest. This amount OF Road also
cIt:tcs the Company 10 Ten Million Four Hundred
Thousand Acres Of Land, located In Central Mlnacs
0ts, Eastern Dakota and in the Columbia Valley on
the Pacific Coast. Tie Bonds arc secured by first
mortgage the Road, It's Traffic and Franchise, and
on the entire Land Grant received from the Govern
ment. Ths rate Of interest Il Seven and Three
Terths Gold, equivalent TO ahout Right and Guar
ter per cent. In currency. Believing the security to
lie ample and the rate Of interest satisfactory VIC
recommend these honda a. desirable Investment.
Holders Of U. g. hsos aud hgh.priced corporate &c.
caIites may materially increase both their principal
and thei. interest income by exchanging for Nor
thsrn Paciacs. r. 4.-E r.
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The town Of Deer Lodge. Montana. has
0 new fire engine which squirts more water
than any or the Yellowstone gcyscrs. The
people arc 10 proud Of it.-Cok Rcgistcr.
That's 70. The Gcyscrs arc not on the
Yellowstone.
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Dissolution Of Copartn crshi u

The cOpartnc,ship hcret, fore existing between o.
EmmcrsOn, John Gerber and N. Dickinson was this
day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. Emmerson hay.
Ing disposed OF his interest in the business 90 VIM
Rowe. The old firm will collect all bills due it, and
pay all demands against 1t to date.
. EMERSON.
JNO GERBER.
y. DICKINSON.
Deer Lodge, Sept. 10, 1872.
NOTlCE.-Thc business will be continued under
the firm name Of Rowe, Gerber and Dickinson. All
bill must bc settled on Mondays. There vii BE- no
deviation Fl ON this rule.
ROWE, GERBER & co.
Deer Lodge, September 10, 1877? lG1 It
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The Walh Wnlla Union says the indi'
cations are that the Democracy of Wash
ington Territory will rc'nominste Judge
McFaddcn for Delegate In opposition to
Mr. Garfield.
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The Denver Ners says Chaffee's Official
majority will not vary much from 1900.
The vote pollcd was unusually light.
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Deaths sf0tting aisAea Psrseaags&
Chicago, &c. Peter Cartwright, : celc.
brated Methodist pioneer preacher, died ut
his home at Pleasant Plains, Ills, yesterday
p. M, aged 81. " 5-~@
London, 25.-The English Court hss gone
into mourning on the death Of the King Of
Sweden. Princess Hohenlohc, half sister Of
Queen Victoria, is dead. lem. ed
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Ono hundred and fourteen Democratic
papers in the Southern States refuse 10 sup.
port Greeley.

Steele, Democrat. was elected over
Jones, Republican, for Delegate in Congress
st the election In Wyoming, Sept 3.
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- "8Vy 10y @S0O8 Dob
New York, Sept ga conference val
held here yesterday BY number Of Demo.
Gratis dissatisfied with the Louisville move.
mcnt. James Worrall, of Pennsylvania,
presided. ]. H. Wilson, Of Alabsms. was
made Secretary. Worrall made speech
favoring the support Of Grant and Wilson.
They subsequently adopted > rcs6lution
urging Democrats to vote Tor Grant callipg
on the members Of the National Committee
to organize in the several States and units ID
behalf Of the candidate approved By this
Conference. The nomination Of Gen. Dir
for Governor of New York, and Others on
the Republican ticket vas commended sad an
address In their interest ordered Issued. A
National Committes Of two from sAeh stste
vas appointed, with ]. b. Gilmore, II Va,
chairman; b. G. Page, Of New York, secy.
8. 9. Mckee and ]. W. Caneon wese q.
pointed members for Ohio, James WofysM
and J. g. NcCslmoast for Rsansyivssl&
The State Committee far New Yosk and 1
campaign Committes organized, viii q b!
Clay. Of NichiGan, chaarman.
TIE nspa6llease Of ~ 4osh disasjae auup-
iaated FSsswase Chsk ~ rs,slecaioo !, :
Sos8ses isG. arfessd l.se- sse8s - as7
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SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST.
A. *. WILL n, co
THE SCHUTTLER WAGONS.

ANNOUNCEMENT
IL order I" correct the false reports that b,,, h
tfct'T circulated by parties rcrcsted in inutinr my
business. tha, sli ny stock Of Wagon Material v,.
DESTROYED by fire. October ah ISL invite all tboso
sleek NJ the following places viz: ~!
Naith0 ~ and M South linton Street
L"'noer ard. cor Monroe and Clinton Street,
i.''nhrr y ard. 80 to ~ South Clinton Stree,
i.nmh,r Yard, lao u l5S West Albums s,rui
Thoroughly seasoned stack OF lumber tor '"''S
$4,000 Wagons yet ON Hand,
ana am daily adding to my already large stock nj
,'eiiai wmlch will Wnrrant me In saying that have
y stock OF Wagon Lumber superior To- ANY md NJ,
m,nutactnrcfs IN the Northwest ' ~ ~"
For further Information address - 49,
y. SCHUTrLER
Is Monroe st., Chicago ILL.,
Or GEO A LOWE.
,co Corinnc. Utah
Iielcna, Montana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-06

STRAWBERRIES AND EARLY PorAroIs.

The best acre OF strawberry vines that
saw last fall was raised among early po-
tatoes. The early rose potato was plant
ed as early in April as possible. placing
one piece only in a hill, thirty inches apart
each way, and the strawberry plants were
also planted thirty inches apart each way
on the same ground at the same time;
that is. one strawberry plant placed mid
way between the potato hills in the rows,
leaving the other way open for cultivation.
Subsequently the tilling was done with
a one-horse cultivator and hand hoe. In
July the potatoes were dug out and sold
for ninety-seven dollars cash. At the
same time the strawberry plants were
nicely cleaned and hoed soon after the
runners began to cross the rows pretty
freely. The eultivator was then run
through the rows for the last time, and
hand followed to replace the roots Of any
runners that were disturbed. Very little
more was needed, although hand went
over the field three or four times with hoe
in his hand, pulling any stray weeds, and
with the hoe and hand placing any stray
runners SO as to occupy all the ground.
which was well covered with plants In the
fall, and the land was very clean and mel
low. The labor on this acre cost 41.12 1-2
per day. The cost of adding and caring
for the straw Derry plants is estimated not
to be very much from 800 This acre was
estimated to be worth $3.50 more for hav-
ing the strawberry plants on it.
The owner of this patch was instructing
me how to raise strawberries. Says he
planted squashes, cucumbers, melons.
cabbage or sweet corn with bountiful
supply of manure, the next year early
potatoes with the strawberry, using no
manure except plaster, sown broadcast to
avoid weeds
The essential points are, first, that the
plants must be set very early, and looked
to see that they are living, as late-set
plants will not give full crop next year;
second, the potatoes must be removed
very early, so that the plants will more
perfectly cover the ground. Thus he gets
one full crop of trawberries almost free
from weeds. But, said he. if l should
try to get second crop from the same
setting it would be quite possible, but the
labor after the first crop was picked would
cost me four times as much as it does to
plant new bed every year.
l have seen strawberry plants raised
among early peas and other crops, but
generally poor stand of plants was OBJ
tanned. and a full crop could not be real
lied until the second year, when the land
would be full of weeds, and weeds are
what the cultivator of strawberries most
desires to Germantoscn Telegraph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-06

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to eAectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of ScrOfilla, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtches,
BOils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st,
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysfpe.
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm, and internal Ul-
cerati0ns Of the Uterus, Stomach
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhOea, when they are manifesto
tions Of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless Lam
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease Of
life.
PREPARED BIZ
r. n ANrn D m N 49,
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the most
eHectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test Of
years, with . con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
Sch oOl DIRECTORY

CANE CrnEK ACADEMY Lorqti0l;, 'n@hill,
I'm full view ol Chlhuwcr Murntmn-. Build
ing. sixty by Forty feet, two stories. Library.
New. but growing, ~ volumn>. Teachers. J.
II Drummer. Priucipal: Assistants, Prof Hicks,
Miss TrXir p. Cobb, Miss y. J. Naushmn.-
I'ups, Present Session lii in - month, 3l3.
Chrvgr>. lower tln at Hmy other Institution OF
same grade. 81 tar H. &n6wm Course Of study,
MOdcrnilcd but thorough. \ collegiate De-
partmrnt will brn,l'lrd ut rlo-r of pr, -,rt term.
EAST TENN. WESLEYAN UNIvERsilY:-
Location. Athens, on th" line Of III" l.. |. Va.
II Ga. Railroad. half way between Knoxville
and Chattanooga Building. seventy 10y Fily
feet three stories. Library. over lO0O volumes.
Board. in private fmilics, including room,
fuel. lights and washing. S3.W per week.
Teachers. y Y. Coblci"h. President; Assist
ants. W. T.. +. Milhurn. i. j. Marker. T.. \.
Atlrr. Miss VI. VI. II u.rhild. Miss Mary Ma.
son. Mis- Helen iiu>Nurth. Pupil-. % in rrguI-
lar daily Attendance. charge. moderate
Course Of study thorough.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02

Somebody tell, this ON rhc Radical
nominee for the Vice Presidency;
Senator li.mg Wilson, since his nom-
iunrjon mt Philadelphia. goes incoming
about in lhc hn,Ir-r, 'nnp,rt condition..
II j. said llHt hc i, taking Ir.,ou- in tho
art OF presiding. and carries with him
Gushing, "Jc!lrr,on'. Muua ard i
ijulr "tyrl an3aI interval. hceyyd, and
rap, in the most lively H1uurr. lie
created nutr . di-'""hu"r at The ouic,
country house OF Il friend 40, long since
After rctiriug for the nigh, hc opened
h;, manual. aud began "a, usual to rcat
and rap. The alarmed family heard
'Nr -'rriou, 'norhiuG, and thinking
spirit, were about. actually had family
PRAYER, y, Henry inuocculy let out
the facts ucNtdry Iuo iudimnu, family
went over TO Greeley and Brown.