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rRIMBIl.L q EDWARDS, Copper. Tin

'NkIMBILL q EDWARDS, Copper, Tn,
/ and Nhoet Iron Workers. No rs New
Leyee, between Graycr and poydras streets,
are prepared to do all kinds of work in the
above line Steamboat and Plantation work
done in the hes, manner, on the shortest notice
on the most reasonable icrme. Also, on hand
large assortment of Cooking, STRAIN Boat
and Bar Rom Stores of every size and de.
scription; also, all kind of House work
such Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders
thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
TklMBIlL e. EDWARDS
New Orleans, June 20, 1850 NJ y
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.MllO'N VI No NIGRE.

Nos. , and ! camp ST., 3 doors from Caaai,
NeT Orieans
As. TIM undersigned desires res
TR pcctiuly TO inform the public that
= they can always find a, his Husit
Nfore, choice and large assortment of PdHo
forfes at very reasonable prices, and ON accom-
modating terms.
Among them are Pinano Fortcs made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, r. Gilbcr,
& Coz OF Boston, of rich tone, and finished
beautifully IN rosewood, black walnut, and ma
hogany with iron frames. made Ia the most
substantial and worNhuui.s, manner. Also,
the Justly celebrated IoiiGn Piano Fories.
which. for sweetness OF tone, have not been
equallcd. They are peculiarly suited 10 the
country, ~ the .i.oliAn does not require tuning
for wears.
The New Improvement in Piano forie-
the patent ! i5~amg Dtcrbridge. is also Tor
sale at the same establishment, This improve,
menl gives peculiar trmness and brilhaccy 10
the treble. adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano, and renders il capable Of remain
ing much longer in tune than those IN ordinary
us,.
" T VI. is Agent for henri Hsr. celebrated
Grand Pianos and Pnnlnos, made ~ Paris For
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent
Thc Dolre Compound Attachments J. pellcy
& Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instrument, from all
the best manufactures, constantly receiving,
and for sale on liberal terms.
S,cDHA-i huH Piqnos for sale, from $40 to
$500 each, aud taken IN part payment for new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
tetcarfs Neiodsop-This beautiful toned
Wnd-lnstrnment, for Y llacc Churches Lodge,
Screnading Parties and the private practice Of
brganlsts, possesses a sweet and powerful tone,
is portable, (wcghing % pounds and offered
at $50 each
Orders for guitars, volins, violonoellos,
claroncts. flutes ilagcoeis, strings, and music.
merchandise Of every kind Will be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass Instruments and band music.
Harps double and single action, on hand and
made TO order. TO suit the taste Of purchasers.
Nusic-Thc largcs, catalogue IN the South
The stock is an accumulation Of over twenty
years. In 1t are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of print.
Neu Music received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
NpaRlh songs, dances, waltzes. Ao.--a regular
supply. Original music published every week
at the store--na'iye compositions solicited
Music, bound. copied, and arranged Subscrp-
tons received for the Message Bird, Naro,,fs
Musical Times and the baltimore Ohio. By
addressing the undersigned, catalogues of mt.
states. mao 6m WIN. +. MAYO.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAl\lNG 10 the posioiiicc "a Naf,is.l'
II Texas. the first Gay Of July 1880 "ash.
ii not taken out BY the 30ih day 81 September
next. will he sent 10 the General Po,lof'ice a.
dead letters.
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ONE HUNDRED LOTs,.

MILL be sold on six and twelve months
w time, situated in the fifth Ward, South
East Of Marshall, on the sth Of July next
Those wishing eligible situations for shops OF
residences would do well to examine previous
To the day Of sale
" r. =. WARD
hn, ~, 1850 M
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6tlettto poetrp.


-
i~ss . pre,,y Ao"sa'ns maid,
Ard Iovs ~ lrsr b~ea's~l;
NO. esy ~ shs. nor sfnd,
AsA WIN psssed sfr smiled
usled u all ne pretty ,h,ngs
Tai charm . r,S,tens ear.
Aed ~hssy~r-d that ih~ lack Of winss
was ell thai kep< her hero.
ues form iwlir-d ~ though 'he soashs
To catch each ,sn,tpr ~ooi
AnA on her ho~,s ono. thooghi
Tfs iac~ wa 'lphii, stirred.
Idsvd nos ga--I k-red - ''sy
Would had me IN snare.
Whom ,.ai.hns b-so,y plead, delay,
A sain, may well b-wsw.
Her eyss WEIR u, nv ra.s',n', play.
With q soft srd aseawy AR
Her lips. jus, parted SEEMED to say.
t'ons ki.s ~, II yuu dare
pressed fyr form u matches. grace,
And dsr-i--~l,t yentle STRIFE
Ju,, ss,- .h- slapped M IN the face
And sa,f, al, d I'll ny v,fs
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rus GOVERNOR or rmr STATE OF TEXAS
4 pROll.AN ALTON.


I PROC
vct,rpp.s b, o, me-, ~ the Ia-i.ia,ure.
-,..'',',''i F,I.,,s,. lt,h $50 b, !. preyidcd
,it, an ,I...,,o, shsli ~. h,.ld on line hf.t
NJ, i, A,,,,,,.t r,,i far an Attorn.v Gen.
o,sl C9mnt,oIier ii H. bi,e Accounts. and Stale
Trra.uret Now. therefore. |. p. marlborough
mn c,...,., n tho :, ,,4 NJ Texas do L.,
-,,,,,o ~ tbs authority m M. ,c.tsd. hereby Or.
La, ,-J Act that n6u. b, op.ned Al the sey.
.,,l r,e,inet. nj H.. r..pecti,e connie. in Tins
ST. an m, f,., Monday m. tftb da,l of Au.
',r., newt r., M, eiecticp by ballot Of Ator.
ne, General. Comptroller Of Public Account.
80. sr.''',Ie, rt. ,,i.f 1T. -
tho .eycral rouniie. land in case Of vacancy in
the office Of Chief Justice. or inability Of that
officer to act. then any tive &c the County Com.
,aissi,uer.1 viii. accordingly give due not,re.
and cause polls TO be opened at the several pre-.
cinets Of their respective counties on the said
fifth day Of August next ioT the election ~
aforesaid Of Attorney General Comptroller Of
ruhhe accounts ana ''t''e if'asfef OF thi'
S'ate. ne '"''i JUSTICES "''V.a'o' OF ihe
county Commissioners, IA ea'e- wherein thry
are au'h"f.h 10y Jaw 10 discharge ue duties
OF ,hie' '",,'ee' oil 'he several counties OF
this State VIII promptly inane duplicate returns
~ o. - - ,,f;.t I'm
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,'..,.d .. ,e S..,o,.,,' az s,,,c s.J ','.i,',.a1
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Cie,t nf tb, conn,y Cou,, If tbai, r,.n.c, i'
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W, hy tho ,f,,o.,i1 Az, !, 4. .l.o r..
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d,,, r,r nn. n.,n,, A,,orre, c', ,o.t Ind,',,l
re, ~, -. 50, Thns.,,.o A. -.
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The Act incorporating the counties II Falls
Mcclellan and Bell IN the ,iri judicial District du.-
no, inkr ef-c, uutil AFTER the fir, Monday of Au-
rns next. hut the qualified ypsrs Of ttosc counties
viii tc entitled 10 vote for District Attorney in tina,
District
June go, 1880 2-t
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u H. Couan, Tho' ~ Dyksrs Rot, A. Sjaaid,ag
SAINT = SJasid,'g.
I WWAN, DYkERS, a. SPAULDlNGS
y Factors, Commission and Forrdrding N,,-
chants, No 100 Tchoupi,oulas street, New
Orleans.
REFER to--Stcwar, & Thomas, San Angus
tine; Stewart 4 Co., Grand Ecore; r. A.
Boggass, Port Caddo, W. ". Smith, Shreye-
port. " y
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STAR HOTEL.

STAR HOTEL.
fzTs THE subscriber takes this method Of
J1.lJ informing the public that he has taken
charge Of the above establishment, situated in
the town of Jefferson, Cass county, Texas lilo
will spare no pains To render those who may
call upon him as comfortable "a the accommo.
dalions Of the country will permit
r. r. ROGERS
Jefferson, March %, 1850. mas ~.
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In pnrrhaSrrN or ClAlhinK. &c.
Alfred HuRrcc t. 90. - Nagasme street,
One Price A0Orc,

OMe b'voce A0Orc.
INTIlERE may be found the larges, and bcs!
w assortment OF Clothing Of every dcscnp-
tion in Nae Orleans. At this establishment
every article is offered at the lowest price at
which il can be sold and no reduction can in
any instance be made. Purchasers, whether
they are good or bad Judges of the quality Of
Goods. may rest assured Of obtaining every ar
tcle at tie very lowest pnce, without tie
trouble OF beating down, or the fear OF being
cheated We have but one price for foods,
and that invariably is the lowest IN the city.
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very large, comprising very 'n'' as
sortmcn,: all made in the latcs, and best man
ner. and warranted In every respect.
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Lsvs Eternal.
Loves breath Is IN the 'fnnl brcess,
That ian. the cheek pn twilight ewes
Love. breath rIhalo- from ou, the rose,
WHEN nom unfolds It's crimson leaves
loves breath Is IN the murmurinr sound
That DER the bobblng fountain rings--
loves breath !. W The lnllc song
This little bird to nature sings
Loves breath from yonder starry works
Comc'- down IN ether, pure and bright
Love. breath Is Ia the winter. storm.
And IN the summer breeze Al night
Warm look. Of love ffmn nature. fncc
AlIurr me To her hcaiing heart
i<~, on her fond and purr smbmcr,
Ny brras, iorrc.s Ito aching smart.
1--we. br-aih--ii !. ce-l'- holy breath
That unto thee. ny heart, is gwen
Whose svnt'. fnpul.c. -wee, and pun,
Doth softly ra,.c ,her up to heaven -
There shall tina, esrshl, plan, put forth
Etensl ilowers thu, ne ef .hsll fall.
All shall love - and love and love-
Since Love Is bn, the LATE Of An
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4. J. Rug,i,y, J L. Rochelle, OF DE Soto j b BLnr
DUGEIA, ROCHELLE, s. BLAIR, Conn.
IL mission Merchants, No 50, Grayicr street,
New Orleans. nav
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I. foRr..s. J. FORBES.
~ & G. FORBES. Grocers and dealers in
i Western Produce, No. so, Tchoupitoulas
street, New Orleans. ni7y
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Election Notice,

n Obedience to the proclamation Of his Fix.
l cellcney, p. II. BILL, Governor Of the State
Of TeSa., bearing date the aoth day of May,
a. ID. 1850 and IN pursuance Of law, !, T. A.
Patllo, Chief Justice Of the county of Harrison,
in the State Of Texas aforesaid, do hereby give
notice that Polls will be opened a, all the pre-.
eincts in said county, on the first Monday in
August next, it being the fifth day thereof,
for the election of one Attorney Gsnerai, one
Comptroller IF Public Accounts, one STATE IRA.
surer, one District Attorney for the Sixth Ju.
diciai District, composed of the counties IL
Cass. upsbrr, Wood, Smith, Cherokee, Rusk,
Pamela, and Harrison
Also one Chief Justice, four County Com.
missioncrs, one Sheriff. one Coroner one
County Clerk, one D,s,re, clerk. one Ds,ric,
or county Surveyor, one county Treasurer. one
Tax Assessor and collector two Justices Of the
Peace, and one constable in each Justices Pre-
cn~t
The following gentlemen are duly constituted
by the county court Presiding officers Of their
respective Precincts, for the year 1850. Wri,s
Of election and forms Of Returns will issue 10
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NORRIS T. TACkEYT.
IIAVE Just received the Balm Of Colum.
| bla," and would be glad to >ell few bot.
ties to the bald headed, or those having fears
badness. Cali ut the DRUG STORE.
May O, 1870 nNOy
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IOHN q. COCKS, & co Commission NJ.
- chants, No. II, 1T. Charles street, New
Orleans. ni7y
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n. MoNTRoss, y. sTiLwELL.
\JoNTROsS d STILWELL Wholesale
wi and Retah Dealers in THiNG,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner of Common
street New Orleans.
n B--Measures taken in New Orleans for
Gentlcmen's Clothing, aud made 10 order at
their house in New York, at short notice, and
IN the latest ayic,
" S,iIwell d Montross, Manufacturers, l2
Fulton ST.. New York. mao
We would respectfully invite our customers,
and purchasers generally, in want of Fine, Fash
io,abt Clothing to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods;
| Black and colorcd cloth dress coats
Black and colorcd cloth frock coats;
Black and colored sack and shad coats
! Cashmere and tweed sack and shad coats
Fancy tweed business coats;
! Cloaks and oycrcoais, all varieties;
/ Black cashmere pants,
| Black doeskin cashmere pants,
| Fancy cashmere pants;
| Black saiinettc pants
Fancy cashmere vests
| Black satin vests
/ BLACK and fancy velvc, vests;
Black silk vests
Also, shirts, crarats, handlerchiets. rte. Iaoy
II j. HART 4 co, Groccrs and Com
lie mission Merchants, No. 70 Tchoupi,oulas
street, Aew Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all kinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Rum Wines,
Cordials, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Segars, Tobacco !.
Sulphate OF Qunne by the case, ind staple
Drugs; Paper all kinds; oils, spices, pickles,
setchnps, soap, starch. hams, lard, bacon. butter
cheese, beef pork, and al kinds Of staple and
fancy Grsreries. ~ Coleman's patent undu-
ia'ory corn mills. ni0v
- u. KENDALL 4 co, Wholesale Gro-
liz GERS, corner Of GravIcr and lchoupitoulas
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Now in the pos,otiice a, jefferson. TcH.
rs. which. II not taken out Of the office by
the first day OF October next. viii he sent
10 the General Post Office as dead letters
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COATS
NJ, .,., ,i,.l .lo,, i,.... eoats sl0Oo to $500
Blnrk ana rulored cla,h if.sL eiir4 Zee IT, $50
Black and color'd cloth snos ooar' wv 20 ~, ,o,
ash'neFe a',d ,"r'a 'oeh ''"e' oSD ~ i0nu
, rs,,s Al ,,e.cr,n,on. 100 10 800
N.npo saek coats. 500 to 1900
Merno ifoes cat. on to lsn
.ro'on and alpaca sack'' "a 70 i"o
'n.,n 49,. ,aa and ,,o,ks 1000 to 800
p,>rs
pt,.t ,.,..,,,e.o Mani. sseo,o 200
nscl do,.kin pant. Geo to 1900
Color,d cashmere pants, 40 to 70
Black sa'''nrti PANT ~" !" ~
,oi'f,n ~ i'"''' IA IA . So
r,cusb d,ne ..i. taut. 500 TO 7cn
Euslish metiuo panu, 800 to 100
l.nen drll pan'', ~ 70 ~"
,,nen gi''h I.'nr, sno ~ 40
I,d,n N,nt.rn n,,,,s at $50
yrsrs
colorrd cashmere vest. $3.50 to 100
Black -aun vest $50 to 500
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IsuNxtcf10G.
A GOOD plastercr to hire. Apply t" u:
N Perry eight miles south car.t Of Port Cs~
10, Tcvas
jlly 5lh 1850 ~
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We will furnish Bagging, Rope and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS CREf.c H. Erv
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q 4 q DS. u TIC.


NOCTOR W. PATRICK r. LANINGfAv
- having had an experienced practice 10 y
medical profession for the last thirteen yen .
the mates OF Mississippi and Louisiana, resp,r.
full ~Nendcrs his professional services 10 =
citizens OF HARRISON county.
Residcnce--soReIe place, five and a ~
miles north OF Marshall. nal "
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NEW RLEAV ca u - :.

~ CLARKE, Greer and Commission h'r. .
y. c.auf, No. 10, Front stree, New Orleans
Refer 10 Judge T. A. Paiillo, Marshall,
Tc,,. nisy
II A. HEBRARD. Dry Goois Store whole /
! sale and retail, Ne. - Canal street New
Orleans ni9y
nrxpAr ". r. BUCHANAN.
HU\BAR & BUCHANAN, Commission
- Merchants and Wholesaie Grocers, ~
Grayier greet New Orleans n''N
wars povr CLINTON FORD.
IIOYT a FORD, Commission Merchants,
80 Magazine street, New Orleans. ni9y
VlrRlGHT, WILLIAMS, & co, Commits
w sion Merchants, No. % Graser street,
New Drlenus Macy
NNTM. TAYLOR. tatc Of Aabama,) FLOR
w ANcE HOUSE. corner Of Camp Il. and
Lafayette square, New Orleans rtay
G. kI.I>Ck & co, irporfers of Wines,
!. liquors. tordidis, Dc Also, D'alers IN
Domestic Ligpors, Porter, Ale, ard Cider, Nos.
- and % Grayicr st., New Orleans na9y
y j. rEsRAN H. II. BRYAN
Gslfe-al Commission. R,reiri',g. and For
hNdH& tHFth'hNf ~ 'h''p'"""S Hi'''f
New Orleans. may
OLIVER SHELDON. HEsRY l. roTIER
NHElDON AND POTTER, Paper Ware.
> house, No, Us Camp street New Orleans.
Paper Of every description furnished to order
at very short notice
y B.-,Agcnt, for j. y McCrearios Fancy
Colored, Book and News Printing hiks at
New York prices niSy
T.. FEET, r. siNus, !. LLRLTrr
DEET, SIMMS, 4 Co, Wholesak D,aiers
/ N dry Goods No. 20 Magazine street, New
Orleans Macy
IOHN M'kAY, Commission, and Foruari-
- ing Merchant, New Orleans. ni9
~ ". W. GOODWIN, TN and Nhee'-
VI. uoa War; mandatory, ut wholesale and
retail. Also stoves and stoyeppc OF every de-
,crption for sale low at No. IL Front Leyoe,
New Orleans.
Coppcr-miihing and Job Hori cf all kinds
executed with neatness and dispatch nisy.
sR. loSGLEY, jos LTTLDoHS, SAM HENDERSON
I ONGLEN, IlTTLEJOll\, q co, " ioie-
] ! sal, Grocers, No. % Magazine street, Cor
ncr of Naiehez) New Orleans. Hi9y
R,j;r 10, Messrs TRY & Ward, Jefferson
Tmrsui q Henderson. Corsicana-lcNas,
Hsgh fHsoH, JnssJh { RrgHeg
Uan,a n 1aruer. John FdsMer
BRADLEY, WILSON, ~ CO, Successors
- Of Plcasant. Wilson, y Co.,) Factors and
Commission Merchants, No. % Common street
New Orleans.
VIII make liberal cash advances on consign.
rcnts Of cotton, AMI use all their experience
and diligence 10 promote the icterest of those
who ship To them.
joins I. noLALU, JOSEPH SILVER.
IDHN T. DONALD d Co, Factors q Il
~ Commission Merchants, 90 Camp street
New Orleans. ni9y
Cadwalla,er LEWIS LATE Of Nhrersjorf
~ LEWIS q co, General GrocerS.
y. VINES, liquors, Provisions, Ship, Boat
and Family Stores, No II Gravcr 81, corner
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ID W POWELL, Recsir,Hg and Forrard-
IL. ing Merchant and COTTON Factor, No. q
Natchc1 street, New Orleans La
Refers to: VIM. H. Cobb. aud J. II Fyife,
Port Caddo, TEXAS. MI
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IIUGil NJ. FARRIOR Il co, Aaciion ami
! Commission Merchants. Shreveport la
Slaves kept constantly on hand, for sale at New
Orleans prices, ni "
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Solomon Walkers Estate.

STATES OF VERMONT,} THE Honorable
District Of Chtlcnden. : Probate Court with.
in aud for the Dls.rc OF Chitienden
TO the creditors and others concerned in the estate
OF solomon Walker, late OF Burlington in said Dis
trlct, deceased Whereas the Administrators Of the
Estate OF said deceased have made application to
this Court, to extend the time limited for making
payment OF the debts OF said deceased one year the
S'.n gay OF August 1881, and the 5h d y of October
next being assigned Tor a hearing in the premises at
the Probate Office in said Burlington, aud il having
been ordered that notice thereof be given by PUBLISH
NJ tins decree three weeks successfully in the Bur.
lhgon free fress news paper printed at Burlington,
before the time fixed for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified, TO appear be
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid then
aud thereto make objection il any you have, to the
sail time OF payment being further extended as
aforesaid.
.. Given under my hand at Burlington l2,h day OF
September, 4 ID 1850
wl!"j BRADFORD RINFORD Register.
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BOGLE'S HEDEAlONA.
NOTICE.

The Ru,lnnl and Burlington Ra'.-'~ "mpa $
will make Application to the ! .ra'rfc 81 verne" ;
at their mkt session ior an alteration OF ,h' s' 4"
Incorporation and the several acts IN addition 10 ire
same, rs follows.
l. So as to allow sni corporation to issue o'h''
bearing greater interest than sA per cent. ,-,
. To ,mlhuisr the corporation 10 issue pi'''''
SIC ok rlarfutceninG a specified dividend.
q 70 reduce the present number OF pUccic's
To charge The Inc at the eNrn-lon Of ih'I
road as authorised by act at he Legislature at ,n''
last session nothA ltlly from It's urnlIntlrn ~ b'
hngtou aud tn alter lts place ct Connection with Wt
Vermont aud Canada Railroad ..,.....,
SAN SWIFT. CiciS
N iijlctuly, scr. 3.lsya i-"i
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Adams New triesarssreic.s
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