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Spartanburg and Union Railroad,

CaEz5I.IgRal PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
G5asaREsSshty GaR@shty burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
12O p. NJ, connecting with the Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays, the Up
Up Trains, leave Aston 8 A. NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House 800 p. NJ, as follows:
Dozen Train. Up Train.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

f--SSses y57z1 Cntszas8SRl PASSENGER Trains run
G2 4ss ~ lazifsgg daily, Sunday excepted, con-
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Railroad:
I've Columbia 700 m. I've Greenville 600 am.
&C Alston 8.55 " " Anderson 6.45 +"
&c Newberry1O.35 Z" Abbeville $40 Z"
Arr Abbeville $50 pm. g Newberry 1.25 pm.
Anderson 5.15 I" Aston 500 "
Grecnvlle GOO ' Arr Columbia 500 pm.
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows:
Live Anderson $40 pm. Live Walhalla 400 am.
Z" Pendleon $40 Pendleton $40 "
Arr Walhalla 500 " Arr Anderson GAO s'
The train will return from Belton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES .. MEREDITH, General Sup't.
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Burglar Alarms.

WE have purchased the right Of Utley's Patent
W. BURGLAR ALARMS and now offer them
for sale at the low price Of $i0 each They 4oiu be
Dtcelings, Gin-ho,tses, Grns, Smoke houses, &C.
from hteues and incendia,ies. Cali and see them
at the store OF r J.& T. r. AGNEW.
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THE CENTRAL short LINE.

THE CENTRAL SHORT LINE.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE AND s. C. AND c. AND A. r. r.,
COLUMBIA, S. c., February II, 1862
THE TRAINS OF THE
sIis,11Eae .zse S;tise-fisfY ROUTE are running as
foliows-making sure and safe connections to all
points North, South and West, viz:
Going North. sGoinp South
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0ifice North Carolina Railroad Co..

OHice North Carolina Railroad Co
M EE scGddE,t THE tOllowips ioy is the
Trains this road:
Leave Charlotte..11 .36 p. m Arrive. II 35 p. m.
Greensboro sos a. IN and TIT D. NJ
Raleigh 041 a. m. and 3.20 D. M
Arrive Goldsboro 1925 p. m. Leave 1890 D. m.
Through Passengers by this line have choice of
routes uta Greensboro and Danville to Richmond,
or uid Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond or Ports.
mouth; arriving at all points North of Richmond
at the same time by either route Connection is
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Train to Weldon. Also
to Newbern. o., A. d y. C. Road.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL SUpERINTRNDENT's OFFICE,
CHARLEsroN, February 49, 1869.
b II rpa passESeMsr ss fS1iaTs: Trains will
ruh AUGUSTA
Leave Charleston.. .!....... $50 a. m.
arrive at Augusta. Observation-Disclosures. $40 D. M.
phis, Nashville and New Orleans, uta Montgomery
and Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. 8. 80 q. m.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and Camden Train. tse.-
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 a. m.
Arrive at Charleston Observation-Disclosures. 500 p. M.
Leave Colnmbia. ...................... 7.45 a. m.
Arl'e at Charieston .-........... 5.00p. m.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. T.3O D. m.
ATrlVe AT Augusta ............. G.30 n. m.
Connecting with Trains for Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans uid Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta ................... 40 p. m.
fTIlVe AT charleston on................ 4. 90 6.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston, ,.................... COS p. m.
ATil'e AT CoiumDla 4.45 a. m.
connecting, sundays excepted, with Greenville
and Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. Observation-Disclosures. $50 p. nj.
Arrive at Charleston n.......... $50 u. m.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leave kingville. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.2O p. m.
Arrive at Camden. Observation-Disclosures. 700 D. m.
Leave Camden: n:...................... 6.35 a. m.
Arrive at Kingville.. Observation-Disclosures. 8 20 a. m.
THROUGH IMAIL TRAIN.
Arrive at Columbia. a................11.35A .35 A. III.
Leave Columbia, Observation-Disclosures. at. 1.3OP. NJ
Passengers taking the Through Mail Train for
the North, via Kingville, make close connection;
also ior the West, at Augusta, for Memphis, New
'fels; Feb i6 T. vi pEAKE General superintendent.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

DRS. REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS
ESS are prepared to furnish ARTIFICIAL,
GYyvzSA TEETH on larger scale than here
IID tofore, and at rates much below the
usual charges.
Their recent improvement, lately patented, con-
stitutes the highest order Of art in this speciality
and is fully warranted. Dentures constructed by
this process possess many advantages over gold
plate work, and can be supplied at about half the
cost of the latter.
i, An examination of specimens, especially by
those having experience in such matters, is respect
fully invited. Ordinary VULCANITE RUBBER
SETS S25. The same, strengthened by gold bands
t35. Terms cash. April 3Ot
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BOSTON AIARKET.

WEDNESDAY Jure 80.
FLpJR.-There was considerable activity iu low
grades. Flour few days a-oand prc-s nave adj
vauced, hut tor day 90 two past more quiet feel
lng prevails. he crop accounts are very cncuu az
ing The sales have been az - 1u IA ; - for West
ern superhue s. "a Sd lor common ext as : :
80 for medium 5Xtr % takers brands ami $ a
B. Tor white wheat Ohio. Indiana ana Michigan.
III nuis white wheat Is selling al = ~ So ana ST
selling at o. 50 for small lot Of white wheat and
Calf rna at $40 q Dbl. Corn Meal has been iu de-
maHd and prices have declined with sales 1t - ~ To-
a -, now held az the latter rate. In r, Flour
the sales iye been In small lots.
GRAIN The market for Corn is firm, but the hu-
slne-s Fl the week has been ght. The sg g. have
been sma lots Of good southern yellow az 5 o.
hut this price is above the yie Of buyers Western
yellow at si a 99c for poor TO good and Western
mixed at 90 a c q hush for common 70 good Oats
are dull and have been in moderate demand with
sales at 70 a 15c for poor 50 a s5c for good and
cnoiee, as 70 gu lily. In Rye sma sales at 81 81 a
90 z Hush shorts are trmer and prices shade
higher, with sales at 80 a - per ton closing at q
a p. Fine Feed SO a . aud middlinss 81 y
PROVISIONS Pork is steady and continues in
fair demand. The sales have been az q FIR prime
S3 a % Sd for mess. ana s3j "a 81 for clear Heef
If steady at 70 SIS for Ness aad extra mess and
81 a. for family Lard has been selling at ~ a
PIC V n for steam and kettle rendered W tn fair
demand. Smoked hams selling at Is a tqc y III
PRODUCE.-1he Tart ct for kutter Is fir, or and
full prices have been obtained. Choice quality con-
tiuues to he taken out fast a received Sa as
Of New York aud Vermont diaries at "a a 36c for
GOOD anu choce, and - a. &c Tor common and IA 7,
cheese u dull and prices have declined Sales Z
u a l1c ioi common and good turner's dairies
and 10 a lse for factory. White beans are selling
at SO a 80 for medium, and 50 a 81 for extra
pea Canada peas are selling in small lots at pre-
yious prices. Potatoes range from IS "a &C for
jackson whites. Eggs have been selling at p a .
for Western and Eastern
WOOu.-We notice another active week for Wool
and sales Of 1000 ms fleece and pulet at prices
indicating no material change In the Interior
prices are opening OF HIGHER figures than were an
fgd - hall araff bait
cannot sustained for any length Of time. Comb
ing ieeees are still in demand and sell readily AZ
full price a. fast as received Unwashed fleece has
been in demand at 29 "a 36c q h as to quality.
and super pulled has heen selling from IS "a $40
ID, TO quality, the latter price for choice East
ern super; and $1,000 lbs California at &c a Csc v
n
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good blood
H'h'H.f wy. .''' 'Hi' a9' uN'h enc tFeF' D.
moving az ui-i u'tion. relax tH' ducts off ty -f
bladder, the bile -i'ri- ifec}, and The lstr - -|u
relieved the stools VIII sh"~ Hlai the Pius cau cu.
nothing has ever been n'aatri except oa'Hig.I
deadly poison vi iru Is ttrA lan-efnl- fa ur unless
with great taTe,I tiai viii unlock The -ll bladder
sIl -tAi' US seeietl'is oi the il'ef axe >ilc1r.
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Liver NYMp l"iat '' one o4 --e -e7t FiNnli'li
causes q" e'A-u-4 'i'l-.
oiHeaeh SCI wee. iun.i Is % -cui e sunni ift uI
alltr-N'e, tuA i'' t.H iu ti' 9glNegi' which
tll pfepaI5t'h rs H'.'ie Oh - we -.'' tcH Pm
LlruE our tne -as' 70 dissolve lre I' "tI
the fuiul' ME ~ rup ana % Is 9te iHi' good i..d
"iTi"ul leriuental'lu OF -lurlns iu 5.t al.'lieH
Inc great reason Why INA-itHhs O." not cure COZ
sunpu b U.s. they ul ioH" Zoo IucL they give me
dcnr o. stop the cough 2" stop ch!' O. si' night
sWeats hectic lever and by 50 f"ins they der7nee
the whole digestive 1"'r-' locaiuE mp tAe secre
u.u-' ana eVthtutiL5 iHt parent ''irs lul li.-
Ut. Schenck' DO ms treatment does h"1 w t' -tp
cough n-hl s"etis' ci'il- OF lever rr.n".s Iha
cause ana Trey WI % = "i 'Hfl l" 4'''T,i ~
one can ne cIrea OF S"itruu pIl' LI'sI ~ M !ii'H''
Dl spepsla tatai rh. anker' 'Icerile' lr'At' uh
les. the liver aho 7''ihteh are in"is healthF
II person has Consumption OF c.ufs tie iun-s DO
some way are diseased either tuhercles assesses,
bronchial ErlfatHils NlcAIa atAtitritf ttlt
are a mass Of Inflammation ana itst decay Ins. lu
such cases what must be DONE II is not only The
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TELECalrHC sJMIiRy.

a gang Of counterfeiters were recently ar
rested in Maryland and Pennsylvania, and
100000 in counterfeit money, dies, presses,
&c, conhscated.
St. Johns Day was celebrated in many places
throughout the country, with grand masonic
displays.
President Grant has decided that the restric-
ton preventing army officers from holding civil
offices, does not extend to those on the retired
list. Consequently Gen. siekles can accept the
Spanish mission without losing his rank in the
army He merely forfeits his retired pay while
abroad. He will sail for Spain about the 18th
inst.
The Department Of State has received des-
patches from Gen McMahon, up to the 2lst of
April last. When last heard from he was well
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His relations with Lopez are so cordial and
friendly, that after the great defeat of the Para
guayan army, he was entrusted with the care
OF his family. There has been No attempt by
Lopez to interfere with his free communication
with the United States government. Whatever
lmpediments existed are attributable to the
course Of the allies, who for long time declined
to send out flag Of truce with dispatches for
him, and fired upon that sent by the Paraguay
ans with Gen. McMahon's dispatches
The Massachusetts, legislature, after session
Of 10 days, adjourned GU Thursday last
Cuban matters in New York remain in sfqfi,
quo. at least little is known of their progress.
The |. ;. authorities have started an opposition
to the sailing of recruits or supplies which viii
prove as destructive ultimately to the revolution
airy cause asa similar opposition did tothe move
ments OF the Fenians on Canada three years
since. From the island the news is conflicting
and unreliable, each side claiming progress over
the other. No contests Of importance have De-
CURED during the week The new Captain Gen
eral Of the island, Gen. Caballero de Roda5,
had arrived at Havana, and assumed control of
the government On his arrival he issuel q
proclamation to the people in which he says the
platform of his line Of conduct is embraced in
three words Spain, Justice, Morality.
Adyices from Port an Prince report that on
the 18th inst. President Salnaye, after bonn
harding Aux Cages IS hours, landed 500 men
aud assaulted the fortiications lie carried the
fort, but the insurgents rallied and reo4pturel
their works, killing or capturing over half of
Stlnave's force
The Bashaw mare American Girl has proved
herself Queen of the Turf and second only to
the famous Dexter as a trotter She made
&. % D..
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Denomination in favor of incaeeratcd
Fenian-.

A meeting was held in this city last night. TO
urge upon the government the release Of the
Fenian prisoners. Nearly 1000 people were
present Mr.. Butt, a prominent lawyer, made
a speech, in course of which he said the motto Of
all true Irishmen ought to be g Bide your time,
put your trus, in God, and keep your powder
dry" If the British Government persisted in
keeping these men incarcerated, all its profess
sions Of Cancellation would be useless Mr..
Williams, of Dungarvan. made an impassioned
speech. He declared that the Fenian prisoners
would not accept mercy, they demanded justice
from the minister. If the latter refused, let the
blood be upon their own heads. He would not,
however, advocate resort to the sword, for that
doctrine was now out Of time
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LADIES CIUBs.-It is suggested that ladies
have their clubs as well as gentlemen, from
which the cigar smoking sex is to be excluded;
and lady correspondent of a city paper propos-
es that, by way of indemnifying themselves for
the smell of tobacco at home, they shall perfume
their club rooms daily with PHALoN's new per-
fume, FLOR DE MAYO" Sold by all drug
gists.
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SNlH,rH SCHOOL Uslos.-A esgc-is.,
desires 20 kuoa what has become Of the Ch.raa-
den County sabbath School Union. IIe -y-.
I-- annual meeting, which was appointed 3. De
hela- Essex Junction, hilei, it Is said fog wan,
of somebody from without the State to e.alaet
Gle eza'vI-es. Is the Society laIe Ord. a-
officers hold over until others are appoutIs
Or are the Executive Committee waiting fur am
invitation from some place in the County 20
hold meeting Why not g. TO Jericho Center.
Uuderhil Flats, Testford, Essex Center or
Wilson We viii guarantee p good audience.
and plenty of sabbath School children at either
of those places. Please wake ap the Executive
Committee, Mr.. Editor. from their death se
lahargy and bil them do something, or yes ga
their positions to those who have some interest
in the cause of sabbath schools in this County.
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WE The Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the prUnate Court for the
Distrist Of Chittenden, Commissioners 20 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of ali
persons against the estate Of John c Griffin, late
Of Burlin- ton IN said District represented nsovent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in of
set thereto, and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 20 the business ofou appointment at
the dwelling of Mrs. Mary 7. Griffin II Burlington
in said District, on the first Saturdays Of July and
November next at 10 O'Clock, Ak, n each Of said
davs.
Dated this 18th day Of June A y. 1863.
s2wsw Josef 5osEPH n BAST6S commissioners.
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FACTS FOR TIE LADI s-We have had our
wheeler * Wilson Sewing machine for ten years,
have maie Eve hundred suits of heavy cloth
upon II, quite a number Of teuts-which is very
hei'y worL-a quantity Of family sewing, from
the Fnesf maferiaf to the coarsrst, aud never
spent a cent for repairs. have seen great
many OF er machines. but would not nor ex-
change mine for any other
Newbeu, "a. MIS- ). H. ALrxAxD R.
Machines for sale by C. G. s. B. L, Benedict,
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WINE BITTERs.-Speer's " Standard Wine
Buffers, Wine, herbs and roots, the best bitters
Aho"n; tonic and appetizer; gives health,
strength vigor and beauty. Try it.
sold by Druggists.
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SATURDAY FORENOON.
Anthem by the choir.
Reading OF a selection from the Bible by ih'
President. Prayer WAS offered by Col ). b
Mead Discussion followed IN q" The Teidiion q
lrom1u 10 our schools, and thar management
Mr.. Leayenwortn instanced a case wh.chclmt
under hi. notice in the South, where woman
had done a work Of love in building up -ni
teaching "a school.
Col Mead made brief remarks upon the 81.
ject, and upon the hfe-work Of "A teacher
Mr. Dana gave as a maxim for teachers
- Know myself"
Miss Brown. Preceptress Of Burlington ll'sn
School, found that ladies were obiigei 10 '1-.
situations which gentlemen declined on
of loss wages. She would ke TO see tl- eA ei'-
mout tried. Of endowing an institution where
ladies' should be Professors. Now the professor
was flooded with ladies, and many were l.. IL
petcut 90 teach Mr. Carpenter ma I'rtl il ''le
equation If dem I'd and supply dli mol re-
late the waves If ltly teachers. Miss burke
thought that was the reason why women Iele-'-
cd low wages
Mr. Kie believed that one out Of ten teachers
MAJ ,.hiu- re-l-, aud not profession II
was tie Eut of The >uTeHu'eaient-, and the
blame reflected back upon the Legislature OF
Vermont. which had gwen the pHtry sum Of
$500. 90 the three Normal Schools Of the State,
while DO other States Normal Schools were en-
lowed wld $4,000
Nlr D. j. Bell, ABB, Principal Of Chester
Academy. thought that women were more pa
teut iu details than men, aul therefore were
better tslcLcr- ir Primary Schools.
}Lr j.. Polrus never had female Jeacierau
Dbl. Was not aware that his education was deficient
DO fli-- The question was further discussed
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The COUNTY AGRICUlTURL 500 ErY.-We
call the attention Of the farmers of Chueple,
Couutyto thenotice in another column. Of meeting
Of the Agricultural Socie.yof Chit-auden Country.
to be held in this city on Wednesday Of next week.
July eth. The meeting is a very important one,
ami it is desired and hoped that it will call to-
-ether full Attendance, not oqly Of members Of
the Society, but Of the farmers Of the County
ceneraly-and Of all who are interested in the
support Of a County Agricultural Society. We
understand that the question is whether the Socie-
~ shan continue to exist, and whether in order to
such existence it shall take any steps to secure
the retention of the 7air Ground for its pur-
poses, on the very favorable terms offered by its
owner, Mr.. Drew.
We believe that the county can, and ought TO
sustain an agricultural society; that with any
kind Of careful management, it cannot fail to be
Of great service to the people Of the county; and
increasingly every successive year, and that it
would be a disgrace to the county to allow its
society to lauguish, when almost every other
county in the State maintains Furnishing So
ciety Of the kind Let US have a full meeting,
representing all the interests concerned, and see
if some satisfactory plan cannot be adopted to
secure the desired ends.
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in general in Chittenden county, as he ha
s proceedings Of :: Decoration Day 81
ny, as reported by him in the columns
81 .ir.ls and Patriot ~,
4 ..r Atkins was followed by Mr.. l. Il. NC
,..ls. If Richmond. VIII sp be for some l!H-
Ia-.re any one could Cell what ne was I' -''
D. lie finally W ut Oh on the ola sue 20 ga,
CIV. hmeutIc it- ahaHuon' say 'i' =.
- l..i never proved true 10 any OF II
'f,,-5g.- the late war upon that party
-.l fuiiu. nothing Out "A"l was So'u AN
Il. -a modern democracy
III. followed ty Mr.. Saith, who spoke a
fsr-th upon the subject Of Oh
final la4uoe-, in which he advances
new tine r.es. but dwclt upon tu
. .1a and cry ia regard to the payment
Is. that &c what is good for the laborcr
.r the buuIhuller, an argument Wine.
dismissed long since as unworthy tire atteu
r.t .4ir-minied men. Mr. Smith should %
lci that the government has not change
-altHu TO redeem each note, and that ever
payable principal aud interest, IN gold
otherwise specified on its face.
.lH Pa tv of Jericho followed ia
aars- eH the purity of the Democratic
a.a.a o.. dr. Smith, die convention al
C.my Committee appointed for the e..
N.y,s. Burlington.
MY, jericho.
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VERMONT NEWS
ADDISON COUNTY.

O. u
,...,, .....l ,r.1,;- c.-,a,,..r a
Aim rseantly attcmnted 10 commit suicide
H. sLot himself in the len bre,st with a rifle
r. h,if entered inst above tho be.rt n,ssin,r he
tve,n tie third aod fourth rihs and through the
luu.-. and lodging under the shoulder blade.
va.u.- e was czt.8eteI. The young man will
probably recover The real cause Of the act Is
mr. known. though LADY is said TO be con.
otrn,d in lbe case.
rl.-..--.--e a..
"a ''iI WI me- iol.S 'Ci ,is AZ
'li' l''lI''''1 mas peeu col4Inencel from '---a-
'-'! 'li'oh' "es'"afu-
Harrison White recently sold his hrmin Leices-
GU --7' ~ 'i,, 'le..-' VA d uS''ie o'HS' ~. !.
- p -'l' . "..iI Sto
'a'' -'. III Id ''''.e'''' Il. 800
me i.1Ai-ion OF the new Town Han building
...l m Y-.--.
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T. Z. WALES, Jud ge


In c1mplia-ce with said order. l hereby declare
that have adopted said George Cook my child
and heir-at-law, and desire his name changed
above.
52w3w DANA J. MORRILL,.
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52w3w

IN the District Court Of the United state for the
Il District Of Vermont In the natter q Vim.
r. Ruggles, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. To whom it
nay concern. The unfcr- gucd hereby - - notice
Of his Appointment - ASSIGNEE Of VIM. r Ru tgl.s Of
Lyufon in the County II Caledonia and state Of
Vermont within sad Districf, who has b en- afutged
Bankrupt upon q petit On Of bis cred tors, by the
District Court n said District.
Dated at Newport, in said District, the 10th day
Of June, AID. 1869.
52w3w LUCIUS ROBINSON, Assignee.
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Only 5000 miles Of wire are required to COM
plete the Geographic circuit of the globe
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ADoPTTON NOTICE.

THE PROBATE COURT for the District Of Chit
l teuden To Dana J. hoTrill Of Swanton, Nerm1 mt.
You are hereby ordered 70 publish notice three
weeks successfully in the Burlingt1n Free Press.
published at burlington. IN said District that you
have adopted Georl Cook a. your own child and
heir-at-law, and desire his name changed 70 George
Z. Morrill,.
TIE. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02
0ew advertisements.

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