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VI ARRIED.

WELLER -PIERcg.-In Hincsburgh. Dec. 10th, by
Rev. &. l.. FeTrin, Harrison d. Weller and Hattie
F. Pierce, both Q: Hnesburgh.
LEAvESs-BARRY.--In Passaic city, N. j., Dee
nth, by Rev. John CASTOR, D. D.. Rev p. F.
Leayens Of Passac City, TO Miss Nellie j., daughter
Of Henry Barry, Esq formerly Of Boston High
lands.
WELLs-CLAPP.-ln Hnesbursh, Dec. 10th. 1879,
by Rev. c. A. Stevens, Alpheus ". Wells Of Hines
burgh, and Kate A Clapp OF Colchester
DREw-NoYEs.-In this city, Dec. nth, by Rev.
L. Il. Ware, Mr.. Will. ii. Drew and Miss Helen H..
Noyes, all OF this city.
DIXON IowE.-In Cambrdseport Mass, on
Wednesday, Dec 10th, by Rev. +. z. Gerry of Som
erville, Mr.. ID. Webster Dixon OF St. Alhsns, and
Miss Lcttia C. Howe Of CambridsepOrt No cards.
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GRASr.--At Fort Edward, N. v, New Goth. Of
typhoid fever, William NJ, son OF Deacon William
Grant OF Bristol, aged ~ years. Doe
Addison County papers plea. copy.
BURSAP.-In Grafton, Dec 7th, Luke Burnap. in
the 6sth year OF his age. The deceased WAS aihor
Of W. L. Burnap Of this city.
MoRRIsoS.-in this city, Dee nth. at O'Clock p.
NJ, Mary Edith, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
b. Morrison, aged one year and five days.
CoSoLLY.-At Benton, Lake County Ill, Dec.
wife OF John Connolly, and mother Of R. A. Connolly,
r
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Iaral Weather Report.

Table showing mean barometer and ther-
nometer as observed at the Weather obser-
vation office in this city for the week ending
Dec. l.. 1873: Mean barometer, 29,sii
moan thermometer, 27.l; mean direction
If wind. south; mean hourly velocity J
miles. total rainfall, IL inches maximum
tsmnerature. Al minimum temperature,
100. u,
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CRUZ az ST. ALRANs.--A negro named
James Anderson broke into the saloon of a
Mr.. MeEnany, on Lake street, Thursday
night, and lifted box of cigars and a
bottle of "Sz~watsr lie was arrested and
put ur&sr $500 bonds for trial at the county
coaFt
Two segroes. Dan Prince and. Doug"
Brace, were arrested Friday for cutting
and carrying wood off the farm of d. j.
Morrill,. Prince was discharged, but Brace
was hound over in 500 for appearance at
the county court.
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state Ioard Of Agriculture, Manufacture
and Mining.
WINTER MEETINGS.
~

WINTER MEETINGS.
EsstCharlotte Tuesday and "Wednesday January
Fast Montpelier Thursday and Friday January
Irashurgh- Tuesday and wednesday January 18th
and lith. r- - h
Pa ssurrpslc-Thursday and Friday, January l't
Randoiph-Tuesiay and Wednesday January 81
and 23th.
Other meetings Will be announced SO soon i NJ
rangements are completed. 1t will be observer
thst the meeting at East Montpelier previously an
nsuneed for Dee. Both sni 3ls, has been postponed
to January sth and 9th. All State papers are re-
-, ,,.,,, Peter COLLIER.
tue7'e' ~ NNf' Secretary.
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OPERATIONS OF HoUsEBREAKERs Towns
Hotel at Bellows Falls was entered by
burglars at little past midnight. on
the night Of the 10th, and revolver. one
pair Of boots and other small wares taken
from the gentlemen's hand baggage in the
Office The house was entered through the
rear basement. The dwelling house of
Aaron Arms of the same village was en-
tered on the same night, bat the opera
tors were unable to get any further than
the cellar.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT PoRT llENRr
Mr.. Thomas Stevenson, an employe of the
Bay State Iron Company, was seriously if
not fatally injured on Friday last. while
engaged in running a turning lathe. The
stick upon which he was at work, having
been previously glued together, split when
the lathe was running at very high rate of
speed, and a part of it struck his forehead,
making fearful wound, and it is thought,
fractured his skull. lie was alive at last
accounts though in a critical condition
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/ ROUTE AGESTs.-Tb Postma. ter

PosrM ROUTE AGESTs.--Tbe Postma, ter
Genera has made the following appol ut
ments of postal route agents:
Jacob Woodbury., between Springfield,
Mass, aid Newport, VT, at n salary OF
81 $50 annually.
L. N. Smith, transferred from the route
between Palmer, Mass, and Brai tleboro'
to the route between Springfield, Mass,
and White River Junction, VI
Samuel L. Chapman, between Springfield,
Mass, and Newport, VT, at 81, $50,
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MOTHERS, READ THIS!

n, hand, and your children will mover he sick 1t
on , INSTANTLY cure sour stomach, dysentary grip
ins U the bowels Wind collie, &c; Gives relief IN
teetn me. Relieves your child hy curing, not by
Il Ia Sleep as its restored health andlthrfty
aib III soon indicate. Sold by druggists. Price
Si..,, VI hottie,
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WHIrINc.-Prsf. Brainerd, of Middle
bury College, is supplying the pulpit of the
Union Church at present. To the recent
repairs on the church are added two coal
stoves, which is a decided improvement. 1t
Is very fpretty country church, and an
honor to the town.
Mr.. W. ". Thomas, Of Middlebury, has
been engaged as teacher in a singing
school. 1t bids fair to be very fine class,
numbering % at its organization.
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EDWARD MARTINS Esr.Tr.

- teerned ia the estate 81
DISTRICT UT '"'ii hN"As'S Edward Martin. la.s
Of Burlington, in said District, Deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Darlington. within
AMI for the District OF Chitten.lcn, the 6th ia.
OF December A. D. 1873. an Instrument purportin- e.
be the last Will and Testament Of Edward Martin,
late OF Burlington, in said District deceased.
presented to the Court Aforesaid. for Probate.
and il is ordered by said Court that the q IN ay VI
December, A. ID. 1873. at the Probate Court RoIns
in said Burlington, he assigned for proving sait
Instrument and that notice thereof he given % al
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
vious Ia the time appointed.
Therefore, You are hereby notified Ia appear before
said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid, ami
contest the probate Of said will II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said p's
triet, this 9Th day Of December. A. y. l-lj-
2iw3w r. 5. TAFT. Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. D The Honorable the
- - 49, Probate Court for tho
DISTRICT of '"iIIhNDfN'Ss-> District oi Chitendsn.
To all persons Interested in the estate "a Aims
NJ. Cooper. late Of Richmond, in SAID District, dc
ceased,
ttgEErISc:
VNvHEREtS said Court hath assigned the 3lst
w day of ID cemhcr SD for the settlement Of the
administration account OF the administrator Of said
estate and for decree Of the residue Of s-d estate
To the heirs OF said deceased and ordered that p1hic
notice thereof he given 10 all persons inter
ested in said estate, by publishing this orie-
three woeks successfully previous t. tho DAY
assigned in the Burlington Free Press, printed ia
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you hereby notified To appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, ia Burlington, On the day
assigned then and there a. contest the allowance OF
said account, IL You cause. and to establish
your right heirs, esatees, and lawful claimant
Of said residue.
A. D. 1873.
2lw3t T. T. WALES, Judge.
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The following changes have recently been
made in Vermont postofices Calvin Barrett
to be postmaster at Buck Hollow Fairfax g,
vice John Wanser, resigned Geo. W. Far
rington to be postmaster at West Danyille.
vice +. c. Batchelder, not commissioned,
and Cyrus May to be postmaster at Post
Mills Village vice d. C. Carleton, not com
miseioned
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WILLIsToN. fifth lecture of the
Williston Lecture Course, by Prof. Hynd-
man. on the evening of Dec. 10th, was at
tended by the usual large and appreciatiye
audience. The subject, q" Agreeable Com
pany," found its impersonation in the lee
turer, whose fluent speech, and well-digest-
ed thought, illustrated by some exceedingly
humorous and carefully selected pieces from
various authors, afforded his hearers a
qualification they willingly eviEced by an
applause which must have assured the Prof.
they evidently considered him, agreeable
company" The lecture had but one fault
not very common one however-it was
considered altogether too short because
the engrossed attention needed not the pass
ing time. We hope to hear him again in
Williston.
The next lecture will be on the 18th inst,
by the Rev. j Marsden, subject =" Self
Help"
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CmRcn MATTERS In December occur
five great church festivals. viz Feast of st.
Thomas, Dec q Feast of tho Nativity Of
our Blessed Lord, Dec. - (Christmas)
Feast Of St. Stephen, Dee. 26 of St John
the Evangelist, Dec. q Holy lnnocents,
Ano %
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Nrlrox.-The canker rash il prevailing
/. some extent, aud two children Of 4. y.
Austin have died from it.
The hetels and saloons were recently over
bauled by the officers and about two quarts
and a half ofliquor seized
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The St Adams Messenger having claimed
that the exemption by Chancellor Royce OF
the funds of Messrs. Smiths and Clark from
the operation Of the injunction was a disap-
pointment to the Central, the Advertiser
pertinontly says This cannot be true,
because the injunction was granted Just as
it was asked for in the petition. Moreover
Mr.. Phelps in his argument expressly stated
that if the Vermont and Canada would
state that clam in writing addressed to
the parties trusted he would withdraw the
petition for injunction entirely, that is, he
offered to be content at their hands with ex-
actly what Judge Royce has granted by the
injunction. 80 tho disappointment Is
hardly evident to tho naked eye"
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Why endure that cou IA and sndanger your life
xben timely use of Weeks Magic Compound will
rsiaye you IL always affords relief, and viii, when
taken in season. cure more eases OF disease Of the
throat and lungs than any remedy known. Sold by
all druggists. NoNZi-W2m sn
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RICHMOND MARKET.-On Monday the
market was active and prices better Tor
butter, sales Of good p to 30 c; choice y
to IS, no change in prices for cheese
Potatoe5 10 to u poultry Il to IL.
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ANDREW BoA.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
DISTRICT or cmIrrKSpKs, S. pietriet Of Chittenaen
To all persons Interested in the estate oi Andrew
Boa, late OF Burlington, in said District. de
ceased.
GREETING.
VIyIIEREAS said Court hath assigned the 27th
w day of December ls73. for the settlement a.
the administration account OF the administrator and
for tdeercc II the residue OF said estate 60 the
the heirs of said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof he given 10 an persons
interests. in said estate. hy publishing this cr.ler
three weeks successfully previous to the day
asst yned IN the burlington Free Press, printed
in burlington, in said district.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms. in Burlington, on the DAY
assane.l then and there To contest the allowance
said account If you cause, and 10 establish
your right as heirs leatees and lawful claimants Of
said residue.
Given under my hand. this ioth day Of December
A. d. 1873.
2lw3t H. y. TAFT, Register.
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FisH.-Seth Greea has received from
California a60 600 oya of the Sacramento
river salmon. When Matched they viii be
placed mostly in Lake Champlain ana the
Hudson river.
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ST. ALBAys BUTrKR MAREET--The market
Tuesday was firm. The ruling prices for
good dairies were from 30 to 33c. Common
to fair, % to 3Oc. medium to good, 81 to
927 choice. % selections, 81
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STATE OF VERMONT, 10 all persons con,
DISTRICT oY 1s I ISs@ ss.a i,s :,
Of Burlington, in said District. deceased,
AL. GREETING.
At Il Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Ch;ttenden, the LIST day
Of December, n ID. lS73. an Instrument. pur-
porting to be the last VIII and Testament, Of
Mary c. LOOMS. late Of Burlington, in said Dis
triet, deceased, presented to the Court alore-
said fer Probate. aud il il ordered by said Court that
the I'D day VI Dcecmber A. ID. 1873 at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said Burlington, he assiyned FOR
be given to all persons concerned. by Publishing
this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho Burling-
ton Pree Press, newspaper printed at said Bur-
llnston, previous " the time appointed. if'"
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, il youhavs
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this LIST day Of December A. d. 1873.
23w3w x. s. TAFT, Register.
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RAIsINS VERY Low!
CEo.GE BARRow,, EsT.TT
JOIN FANoN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable S, i tn! the
DISTRICT OF cHrTESDEN, S. pistriet Of Cbittenden'
lTo the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of John faxon. llte Of Milton, in sand district,
deceased.
GREETING.
w HEREAS, application hath been made To this
w Court in writing, by the administrators or
the estate OF John Faxon. late OF said Milton,
praying for license and authority 10 sell the real
estate Of said deceased, including the reversion
of the widows dover therein, for the pay mont
Of debts and charges OF administration and setting
forth therein the amount Of debts due from the
said deceased, the charges OF administration, the
amount of personal estate, ami the situation Of
real estate.
Whereupon tho said Court appointed and assigned
the Sd day Of January. A. u. 1874, at the Probate
Court rooms, in said District, TO hear and decide
upon said application, and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof 10 be given TO all persons
interested therein, by publish said order togeth
or with the time and place Of hearing three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which crculates in the neighborhood OF those
persons interested in said estate all which puhlica-
tons shall be previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
SAID Court, at the time and place ASSIGNED. then
and there IN said Court, to give bonds, as the law
directs for the payment Of the debts, and charges
OF administration, and make your objections 10
the granting % such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand, At the Probate Court rooms,
this 18th day OF December. A. d. 1873.
2iwjw X. S. TAFT, Register
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The Rutland He,ald says that only two
months time and $3.50, 900 more are reqnired
to put the whole New York, Boston and
Montreal Railroad in working order. Even
il work is not again commenced until April,
the cars will be running by the lst of July.
FARMERS AND MEcHANIcs SAVINGS INsTlru-
TIoN AND TRusT CoNPANY.-Th institution
Is rapidly increasing It's deposits. and is
almost daily in receipt ofsums sent in from
parties residing in other States.
The superior advantages of this company
are set forth in their advertisement to which
We call attention.
Its investments are made up in the lmost
careful manner, and its depositors are guar
anteed against loss, which is not the case
with ordinary Savings Institutions not
based upon a paid-up capital.
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The old man ITO years Of age, who was
impress sed into the army of Napoleon, a
good ,nany years, and who has resided in
the q French Village" in sbe north, I'm part
of chs city for some time past, has gone
home TO Canada, to die.-Desaocrat
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The steamer A. Williams, Capt. Corbin.
attempted last Sunday morning to force L
passage from Port Henry south. but found
the ice 50 strong at Chimney Point that she
was unable to proceed further and returned
to her dock.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin ,pimples. ring
worm, salt rheum and other cutaneous affections
cured and the skin made soft and smooth by using
the JUNIPER TAR SOAR, made by Caswell, Hazard
Co, New York. Be certain to get the Juniper Tu
Soap, as there are many limitations made with com
mon tar which worthless. Nov 2J-f d&W4w
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RlcasoND The donation visit for the
benefit Of Rev. George ). Guernsey will
take place at the Richmond Hotel on Tues
day evening, December 10th, instead Of
Wednesday the l7th, as stated in our last
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i of December. A. u. lS73. Warrant in Bank
ruptey was issued against the estate Of o.. +.
Austin. Of Berkshire, in the County % franklin.
and State Of Vermont, who has been sdjusiged
Bankrupt on his creditors petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging u said Bankrupt. to him, or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property BY
him, are forbidden hv law that meeting OF the
creditors OF said Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts.
and u choose one or more Asignees OF his estate.
will be held ut Court Of Bankruptcy. IL he holden
at the Office Of l.. L. Lawrence, Esq. in Bur ngton,
in the County cf Chttendcn. and state ut Yer
mont before L. L. Lawrence, ESD, Register. IN the
2uth day OF December. A. ID. isi3, at o'clock A.
THOMAS FAiLEN
Deputy $. Marshal as Messenger.
94w2v
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IN BANKRVPTCY.

I ISTRICr OF VERMONT. Sat- st.Johnshury,
~ tho 10th day Of December, A. d. l-7s.
The under.igne hereby gives notice Of their
appointment as assignee OF ). b. Harrington, sons
4 Co, at St Jphnsbury. in the County Of Gale
donna, and State Of Vermont within said District.
who have been adjndsed Eaakrurts upon their
ered tors petition. by the District Court Of said
District. LUTHER G. MATTHEWS, ,ssi.nees
HARLAN L. ShOREi, !
ID g : La -lln
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VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE STATE Ii
BRART.-The State Library has lately Sc
cured such files of Vermont newspapers as to
MAKE with what it already had, 4 eontinu-
Gus weekly record from 1888 to 1852, which
is to 50 recent period that the iiles can he
elsily brought up to the present day.
The late Nathan b. Haswell Of Burling-
ton, son of Anthony Haswell. founder OF
the Vermont Gazette, made quite a collec-
ton of old Vermont laws. pamphlets and
papers relating to the early history of the
State. This collection. on the death of cir
Haswell, came into the hands, several years
ago, Of his grandson, VIM. ii. Root, Esq,
now city clerk of Burlington, and who has
since that time made important and valu-
able additions to it. Mr.. Root being de5irons
of having the collection remain in the State.
has refu ed Offers from gentlemen outside oil
Vermont. and has sold the collection to
the State Library for sum ccnsider.l-
bly, less than was offered to him by ont
side parii es The collection includes the YER
"t"f4t oa -tftt ul DtnIl0BlOug AfNA' '"- -
1888, TO 1901; the Windsor Journal from
August :, 1883, to 1911 the Rutland Her-
aid from l772 to 1900, and the Burhp gton
Sentinel from 1906 for dozen of years or %.
There are already in the library files cover
ing the time from ISl6to 1896, and arrange
ments for IN exchange have been perfected
which vii give file ofthe Windsor paper
from Tsp . to 1862.
There are many old and curious pamphlets
among those gathered by Mr.. Haswell and
Mr.. loot, aTong them being a copy of the
proc jeedio Is of the convention of the inhabi-
tn ats OF the New Hampshire Grants in re-
i ltion TO The twelve acts Of outlawry, tone
OF wb ich was against Ethan Allen), which
was printed at Hartford, Conn, in l775'
The re is also copy of Major Skeene's ad-
yer tisement of the land now forming the
to'Sn of Whitehall, n. Y, formerly
Skeenesboro, after obtaining his patent
d ated 1865. .
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NORTH FERRIsHuRGH.-Re j. IL. Bond
of North Ferrisburgh, delivered a very in
tere,ting lecture in the Methodist Church
in Leicester, Wednesday evening, Dee
10th Subject, Temperance.
The lodge Of Good Templars IL IN a
aJurishing condition.
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Lake Champlan is still open from White
hall 10 Kenyon's bay.
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NOTICE IN HANKnUPTCY.

r,IIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that On the 9th day o.
il Ilecenbor. AID. l,53 a Warrant ia Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF George King Jr AID
Charles KING Of Fairfield IN the County oi Franklin
and State Of Vermont. who have been adjuds, 4
Bankrupts cn their CREDITOR petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging tOl said Bankrupts, To them, or or their
use and the transfer a, any property by them. are
forbidden by law. that meeting ol .hc ero,i tafs
Of said Bankrupt, % prove their dChts. ami O.
choose or more Assisnees 81 their estate will lie
held At Court o. Bankruptcy, 10 be holden Al the
Office 81 l.. l.. Lawrence Ia Burli u ton n Tie
County Of Chittcn'en, an'i State OF Vermont h-.te
L. L. Lawrence. Register, on the 10Th day 90 he
eembor, A. ID. iSsi, At 10 o'clock An
THOMAS FAlLEH.
DEPUTY L. 5. Marshal, a, Messenger.
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IN RtyKItVPTCV

DISTRICT OF VERMONT. SS.-At Newport, IN
~ said District, the 9Th day Of Dee. A ~. f,.I.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assisnce OF Henry A. Blake 81
sutton, in the County Of Caledonia. and State
Of Vermont. within said District who has been
adjud.sed Bankrupt upon their own petition. by
the District Court of said District.
To whom il may concern.
L. ROBINSON, Assignee,
oirrlur
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The Whitehall Nelos has a new name new
type and a new form 1t is now known as
the Chronicle, and it has enlarged to a
generous size. Its editor, Hon. William
Fl. Tefft, is a vigorous writer and we'll
posted journalist