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Wcare much pleased to learn that Rev ROOM
s llowARu, d. d., Of Woodstock. has accepted
the Prcsidcncyol thi, Institution, and that Capt.
CnAnlfs a. CrRris, of the L. S. A., has been de-
tailed as Professor Of Military Science. We uu-
derstand that President Howard proposes 60 enter
upon the duties of bis office about the lst Of July
next, and that Capt Curtis is expected some time
in April. With facilities for educational pur-
poses cxoellei 10y but few Institutions the coun-
try, a thorough and competent corps Of instruct
ors, aud combining most happily the mental NOR
al and physical education of its students, we
doubt not that these new appointments augur
for tia more extended career Of usefulness
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- \ peacham correspondent Of the North
Star, in closing an account of the recent shocking
death of Mrs Einmons and her two companions
from freezing says
The bodies brought 10 this village, and placed
In the Town Hall, whore they properly cared for
and the 18th instant thuy buried with apprOpr-
ate services conducted by Rev p b. Fske and Row Mr.
Boutwell,. There was large assembly Of people, and
the remarks Of the ministers touching espec
ally those OF Mr. fiske-iom the text Who can stand
bel1re His cold Fpointng out tho duties of towns ana
individuals 10 the poor, with startling dstinctness."
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court hold at Montpelier in said District,
on the 9Th day Of March, A. ID. 1862
willard o, Martin, administrator with the will an
nexed Of the estate Of Justus w. shepard late Of Plain
field In said District deceased presents his adminstra-
ton account for examination and allowance and makes
application for a decree Of distribution and partition Of
tie estate said deceased.
Whereupon ordered by said Court that said account
and said application DO referred TO session Of said Court
10 be held a the Probate Office In said Montpeer on the
aOth day Of March, A. d. 1869 Tor hearing and decision
thereon, And II Is further order that notee hereof DO
von TO all persons Interested by publication OF tho
same three weeks suecossyoy In the Vermont Watch
man and state Journal newspaper published at Mont
heller previous said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and show cause
II any they may have, why said account should not DO
allowed, aud such decree made
56,5s 7. II. MERRILL, Judge
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Leqal 1lntines.
CTATE OLE VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTNICT s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and fer
said District on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1869.
An instrument purportng to be the last Will ana Tes
lament of Comfort Wheeler, late Of Calais In said Dis
trc deceased being presented 10 the Court by Aonke
Poarce tho therein named for PIobate ltis
derod by said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at session OF said Court TO DO held
at the Probate Office In Montpelier, the 9Th day Of
April A. d. 1869, and show cause, n any they may have,
against the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose II 10
further ordered that copy Of the record Of this order he
published three weeks successfully in ihe Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, printed at Montpelier.
previous to said time appointed Tor hearing.
by the COurt.-Attost,
5TbD n. A. CHASE, Register
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within and hf
said District, on the LIST day Of March, A. ID. 1909.
An Instruments purportlng TO DO the last viii sne
District deceased being presented to the Court Jos.pa
Lane, the executor therein named, for Probate. ~
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
be notified to appear at session Of said Court 20
at tho Probate Onioe, In Montpelier, on inv - ~
OF March, 1869 and show cause n any they mAy hevA
against tho Probate Of said Wl for which parPesA ~
further ordered, that copy Of Tho record o. 1s essI
watehman state Journal printed at honsPsiiS, 20
yious 10 said time appointed ior hearing.
6,57 ~ I, n. MERRlI.L. Judge.
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Nj ONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER
AVA RAILROAD.
The Commissioners named Ia the Act Incorporating
the Montpelier & Wells River Railroad Company,
hereby give notice that they will open books Tor sub
scription 10 the capital stock of said Company Mon
day the tn day Of January next at 10 O'clock A. NJ
at the following places TO wit
The two Banks In Montpelier
French Gales store In Barrei
S. c. Shurtlin's office in Plainheld;
Moosteris store In Marshheld
Town Clerks office In 6rOton;
Hon. Abel Underwood's office, Wells River;
and the books will be kept open from day to day Sun
days excepted for the space of ten days thereafter and
such further time the Commissioners shall direct
RODENCk RICHARDSON Committee
JAMES r. LANGDON, Of
JOHN A. PAGE, y Commissioners,
by order Of the Commissioners,
T.. p. WALTON, Clerk.
Montpelier, Dec 26, 1863 i6-dawti
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~ Mr.. B. d. Marsh of Willamstown, sowed
last Spring two bushels and one peck of wheat,
and in the fall reaped fity-seyen bushels. Who
beats this? A SuBscIBER.
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.TATE on VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, Sc.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and R
said District ON the 10th day Of March A. d. 1869.
j. O. Emery guardian OF Elisha j. Scott, minor heir
of Elisha scott late Of Montpelier in said District do
ceased makes application 10 said Court for license TO sell
tho following described real estate Of his said ward 10
wit His share In the estate of the said Elisha Scott
decreed 10 him by the Probate Court for said District %
the Jth DAY Of May A. d. 1867 representing that ths
sale thereof for tho purpose OF putting the proceeds
such sale az interest investing the same In stocks or
real estate, would be beneficial TO said ward
Whereupon IL Is ordered by said Court, that said aD
plienton be referred to session thereof 10 be held
The Probate ONCE In said Montpelier the 9th day =
April A. n. 1869, for hearing and decision thereon and
tits further ordered that all persons Interested be totino9
hereof by publication of notice Of said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully In the Vermons
Waterman and state Journal printed At Montpelier boz
fore said time Of hearing that they may appear nj SAID
tme and place and II they cause, object thereto.
Nv the Court Attest,
$3.50 T. II. MERRILL, Judge.
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On FRrENps,-Dr. Wnslow, Of Berlin, recent
y paid for the Waioimaa for the ffty-sixth
year.
IL. n Bushnell, ESD, of Waitsfeld, in remit
ting for his paper recently, says il has been
weekly visitor in his family for fifty years or
more
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County CoNMssIoNERs.-So far as heard from
every county in the State has elected Commits
sioners in favor of the prohibitory law. In sew
eral counties there WIS no opposition.
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~ Widow AARON LAMB, of Calais, % years
|old' has descending nephew 9 years old, of the
hlth generation. Whowill find another such case
p New England2
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Atu meeting of the employees Of the Vermont
Central Railroad, held at ST Adams, on Tuesday
evening (9;h.) o. mke action expressive of their
SORROW l.r the deith OF Mr. II. n. LocklIN late
Assistant Superintendent ll the road, the follow
ing re-,luti .u, were unanimously adopted
liy the iusrumblc providence Of God we are
called Oh mourn thc leath of our friend and COM
paniun. Horace II L,cklu. late Assistant Super
iutendcnt of this road. In token OF our sorrow
and as % testimony of respect for bis memory,
R,soired, That wc sadly bow iu humble sub
mission % che will OF Him who has taught as
that lie dues NOT willingly a1lict OF grie,e the
children of men.
Rsolsd, That 80 the death Of Mr. Iocklin
we have lost an invaluable md faithful officer
one who. REGARDLESS of self, devoted his whole
time and abilities 70 thc service OF bis employers
and who, finally struck down 50 the performance
Of hi. duties, Became MARTYR " bis fidelity a
loved friend and companion, whose modest and
unas-uming bearing, bis inhexible integrity and
genuine worth, won for him The love and respect
OF an with whom be- WINS associated.
ResolrDd, That while in this hour Of sadness
and tral We can oief 90 his widow little of earth
is consolation, we tender her our heartfelt sym
patty, and commend her D. the gracious care and
protection " Him who hclleth those that are
broken IN heart.
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JACKsON's CATARRH SNUFF

AND TROCHE PONDER
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
caiarrA HsaiaeAe Bal breath, HoHseness At4ma Bron
ehitis, Coughs Dsaihsss, &c.,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This Remedy dses not Dry up" a Catarrh but
Loo'eH' IT. frees the head Of all offensive matter quickly
removing Bad Breath and Headache aiay, and soothsi
the burning heat in Catarrhi is mid and agreeable in It's
effects that It positively
n CURES WITHOUT sNEEZINGl Il
Asa TRocHE POWDER, Is pleasant to the taste and
never nauseates when swallowed instantly gives to the
Throdi and Focal OrgaRs
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort.
Is the best poies Tonic In the world
Try it. Safe, Reliable, and only 35 Cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON 4 CO., Prop'rs Phila.
Wholesale Agents, g, c. Goodwin & Co, Rust Bros a
Bird, NJ s. Burr Co, Weeks Potter, Boston, Henry
a Co.. Burlington, Vt
At Retail BY DRUGGISTS EyERTBHERE.
Nov. 8, 1865. 31Tl-daW
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Es-Butter sold at St. Adams on Tuesday, The
9th, at from % to so cents. Shipped 253 tubs
weighing Is, ls0 pounds
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Meu 4Aduertis

WHEREAS, l have given my son, w, H..
w Kellogg, the remainder Of his time, shall pay
no debts Of his Contracting claim any Of his earnings
after this date. q. W. KELLOGG.
Montpelier, March ~ 1863. 5Ti59'
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EOR SALE-One light Concord Hack
n Wagon, nearly now. built BY Abbott, Downing 4
Cos May 1865 and used but very little seats six inside
and two with the driver outsider has brake lamps and
canvasso : perfect in oyery particular and runs like
top, We sell II only because we propose 10 put larger
coach on the same route 10 accommodate the travel.
Apply to Abbott, Downing Co, Concord, n. H., or
TO the subscriber, A. +. DOWNING
March 2, l3G9-5iu Barre. VI.
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NEw YORK, January 22 1899.
We have examined A. r. Baileys Patent Butter Tub
and think very fine thing TO keep butter sweet We
think Butter will sell higher In this Tub than in the old
style Welsh Tub.
Mathews & Bennor8, ll2 Washington st.
liardcmy, Haydcs Co., 3l5 Washington ST.
Lnghran Eghert 3ls Washington 81;
Baker, Vail Clark, 30i Washington 81.
Rufus L. Cole, l67 Rease st.
Corhett Llatu Co., los Reado st.
Edwin Lyon Co, 800 Greenwich st.
VI. q. Coleman, iis lcado ST.
G. NJ Carpenter Cos i5G Roado st.
V. Kenyon, jil Greenwich St.
And Many Others.
SEND ron cTRcU Wars.
Address A. R. BAILEY
Feb. % is69.-lsu Elmorc, VI.
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CRIsTADoRo HAS THROWN

CRlSTADORO HAS THROWN
The Great European cAeaisfs into he Shade.
lie has accomplished what they have Eyed In vain His
HAIR DYE ANGES
In a moment
Red Gray or White Hair, to a Black or Brown
That Nature cannot transcend.
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryative.
Mark the particulars which the superiority OF this
preparation consists FIRST, It prevents the hair from
falling OUT second, 1t stimulates the vogctatiye power
Of the roots third prevents the formation Of curr and
dandruh fourth 1t lmpars wavy curl 10 raght hair
hfh It prevents grayness sixth 1t eonfers SILKY lustre
on every tress seventh trendors the hair flexible
that 1t lies smoothly any required directions eighth,
1t reyves the torpid vessels Of the scalp and stimulates
them to reproduction.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by ali Hair Dressers-
Mandatory No. 6 Maiden Lano. Principal Depot No.
6 Aston House. 5j5s-iaw
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
Farmers Families and others can purchase no remedy
equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian Eminent for dysontery,
collie Group, chronic rheumatism throat oothaoho,
seascknes cuts burns dwellings, bruises, old sores,
headache mosquito bites pains in the limbs chest back
etc. lftdoes not give relief the money will be refunded
All that is asked Is trial and II according to the
directions.
Dr.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir - have used your Venetian
Eminent in my family for number Of years and believe
to be the hest article for what is recommended that
have used For sudden attack Group II is inval
liable have hesitation in recommending 1t for all
the uses it processes to have sold 1t for many
years and It gives entire satisfaction.
Quakertown, n. j., May 3, 1863
Sold by the Druggists. Price 50 cents and ST. Depot
10 Park Place. 55.5s-daw
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Aduertise
PAILEY's BUTTER TUB

BosroS, Mass, Feb. s, 1869.
We The Undersigned butter and cheese dealers Of Boa.
ohi ,nafe examined Patent Butter-Tub shown US by
thv fNtentee a. H. Bailey, and have hesitation In
saying that 10 must De a great Improvement, and wo
unh nuttof VIII soil bettor In this tub than In tho old
style tub. We would advise all Dairymen 10 use thls
tu9 " they wish to get the highest price for their
VIM. D. Hovey Cos % Fancun Han Market.
=. 4 j. Y. lamaon Co, 10 Blackstone St
lolnno bnsmoro, Fancun Han Market.
.tushy bros. Co, % % faneul Hall Market.
Chamberln, sturges Co, ~ 81 Fanu Hall Market
Cos, Doe Capin, O. % Faneuil Hall Market.
A. y. klham 4 Co, North Market ST.
benton, taverly Coz North Market 81.
J. W. 4 J. L. Randall, North Market st.
z. W Mitchell Co., il North Market st.
L, VI Brock Co, % North Market st.
Geo. II. Xcaton co.
iona Bgelow Co, q North Market st.
Putnam Niggn Upton ~ North Market 81.
HALEY Martin. q 2i North fanouil Hail Market.
Wills butterfeld, 10 North Faneuil Hall Market.
Nichols Inckey, N North Faneu Hall Market.
Luoius sade, "a Fancuil Hall SQUARE
English Lhmps0n, "A Faueui Hall Square.
6rinith Co, fanoun Hall square.
.. Carter CO., 50 Chatham 81.
y. 4. Noyes Co.. Salem.
Parker a Carey.
. A. spencer \ Co.. o. Chatham St.
+. A. Orchard Co., % City Wharf.
Uucy & B0ynton
sartweii Humphrey.
W r. Boyuton, blackstone St.
u r. snow a Coz - Blackstone st.
Hovoy Mead a Coz IN North st.
Molvon Chaplin I'VE advise % let the salt make its
own brne.l
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NEw YORK, March 10.


Gold s1.3ls.
A correspondent writing from Rio Janeiro
says, that Lopez is treating prisoners Of war
with the greatest cruelty, causing them to be
whipped and tormontng them in different
ways before they are executed Mr.. Carrera.
formerly Minister to Montcyideo, had his
wrist cut before he was shot Bcuigno Lo-
pei the Generals brother, General Darrios
and the Bishop of Assumcion, were executed
under the eyes Of their relatives, after having
been exposed 70 the greatest outrages For
eigners are treated in the same manner and
cruelty beaten before they are put to death
Work has been resumed upon the Stevens
Battery at Hoboken, under the personal SUI
perntendence Of it, chief engineer General
George b. Mcclellan.
The mere mention Of Judge Clifords name
in connection with the colectorship, that oft
coveted berth, sets the political wire-pullers
well nigh crazy. If Stewart had held on they
would have clenched the office.
Lathrop, Luddington & Co., will probably
90 into bankruptcy.
There is some falling of in the amount Of
shipments south, but as the spring advances,
trade will increase
The market for sugars is dull and specu-
lators look anxious. The refneries are we'll
supplied. Flour and produce dull,
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NEW YORK, March l6.

NEw YORK, March l6
About $50 hogs, already dressed, were
seized at the Hudson River Railroad depot,
on Saturday by the Sanitary Inspectors and
sent to the rendering dock for examination,
having shown that they were all more or less
diseased Over 400 carcasses came in the
same lot, and it is believed the rest of them
have been thrust on the market.
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How Shall | Recover My Health ?"
This IL the mental question asked by the sick and AZ
ter repeated failures. Have you used BRANDRETWs
PILLS. This is medicine which simply clpanscs"-
The blood and every organ Of the body. This pur-
CATION is sure 10 restore your health II pursued in
accordance with the printed directions one who hasre
covered his own health by this tells you to have
courage and do likewise J. j. Cook publisher OF tho
BanHc, for twenty years at bennington w. says
"Brandreths Pills cured me Of dyspepsia when every
other means had med, and was actually given up by
my physicians and friends"
Scrofula Of AZ Years Standing Cured
Jacksonville. Pa. Jan. "a, lsGs.
DR.. Brand,eth-Dcar Sir have been afflicted with
scrofua for forytwo years. but when hope had long de-
parted, salvation unexpectedly came have used your
pills for the last fifteen months. Language fails to
vey an idea Of the blessing they have been 70 me- they
have cured and my health and strength are now per
fectly restored.
LUClEN B. JONES.
Sold BY all Druggists. DR.. Brandreths Office Bran
dreth House, Now York. 5j53-tiaw
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ST. Louis, March 10.
Joseph and james Kelley have brought
suit against the Charlton and Randolph Rail
road to recover 100000 for breach of con-
tract. The suit involves dispute of sixteen
miles of work.
Gen. Marcy left yesterday for Washing
ton.
Mr., H. Boggs, President Grants former
partner in the real estate business here, and
who was to have been appointed Surveyor of
this port, died on Friday.
The st. Louis nominations by President
Grant will give great offence to the radicals
here, especially to the friends Of General
Sohurz. Efforts are being made to heal the
breach, by having Con. Mcclure, the Schurz
candidate for collector, appointed surveyor.
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A TecM Prcserriag Trcc.

"srAlDNo's Gus" has now takcn the place Of all
Clements and Mucfagos.
june 10, ls6s-dl WITS
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think the above Is true, every that buys the
Hour tells the story. II will compare we'll with any
other brand Of S2 Hour sell for s05O per barrel and
shall keep good supply on hand ut my mill. Every
barrel warranted.
HARRISON KETCHUM.
MarshHed, Feb. g. 1869. 52tf
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Special dlutinns.
ST o p TIL AT COU G. II!
Prof. Hamliton's
MFniCATFu

{ y I e. II { 4 N u Y
blade nom extracts prepared n Vacuo-a certain and
elective remedy for Coughs Colds, iIOnrsouoss Sore
Throat, Asthma Bronchitis and Consumption Those
who ty-always use it-curc their Colds aud avoid Com
sumption and an early grave, Price only % couts One
million sold annually and sold everywhere.
for sale In Montpelier by RodAcd Crooks, Bahcock
y lnllnr and N. X. nrnMn %
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GOING WEST !
ct. LOUIS FLOUR!

We the undersigned would say that the st. Louis Flour
bought q II. ketohum, is good -four we ever
used. We call 1t tip-top thing.
II. Il, WOODWARD, Perry Loe George s. Spencer s. A.
Carleton, Ira Smith, Francis H. keehum, George A. Gil
man, Pasehal p Davis, Daniel Smith, Hiram Goodwin,
Solomon Wells
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, COM
Il Inning the maximum Of efficiency, durability and
economy with the minimum OF weight and price. They
are widely and ayoahlY known, than 600 being In
use All warranted satisfactory, sale, Descriptive
circulars sent on application, Address.
j. @. HOADLEY a CO.
4i,GJ-deOd Lawrence, Mass,
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" PRlCES--The Maverick House Is Of the best
arranged Hotels In Boston, contains about two hundred
rooms We intend 10 keep Il arstclass house. Board
only $500 per day, by the week, s. 10 i2, Fifteen
minutes walk from State street All horse pass BY
the house every 2 minutes.
East boston, Feb. 1, 1863. 5ltf-dlm
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-06-11

While 1t is pleasing to see that Secreta-
ry Boutwell, is able to report steady re-
dnction Of the national debt, it is no less
pleasing to see that, in many of the
States, there Is reduction of the State
debt. The last exhibit in this direction is
by the Governor of New Hampshire, who
reports n reduction during the year of $780,
600. As the whole debt of the State is but
little over three millions, it WILL at this
annual rate of reduction, be entirely wiped
out in nine years.
Ethan Spike writes from Boston to Il
contemporary that Mr.. Gilmore has five
earthquakes making at the South Boston
foundries, for the Peace Jubilee, and two
more "lvely ones from South America, for
the hallylooyar chorus; the great Hoosac
Boar, three fiddlers of the venerable King
Cole, and Peter Piper of picked pepper
memory, hev arrived. l applied for a sit
ooation several times. Mr.. G. thinks my
voice has more volum than sweetness. 81
don't think can work you in, unless as a
bull of Bashan, in bellcrin korus." Says
|, "anywhcrcs am willing to exert such
vocal powers as mater has gin me, where
they will be most Cffectin. Let MS hcv
piece" "Amen," says he.
Mrs. Elizabeth Langdon has purchased
four hundred acres of land about forty
miles from New York, near Thompson
station, on the Long Island Railroad 1t is
the design of Mrs. Langdon to establish an
institution somewhat on the principle o
the Howard mission. Boys aud girls with
out natural protectors and providers, from
infancy up to twelve years old, will be adj
mittcd. Tho farm is to be planted chiefly
in the small fruits. 1t is thought the chill
dren will be well adapted to gather these
and can also be employed in manufacture
ing the baskets for the fruits. The proicc
tor of this new and desirable charity in
tends erecting coInmodious building as q
home surrounded with play grounds and
other attractions. A non-sectaran church
is to be attached to the establishment. Tho
children, after being regererated and prop.
erly trained, will be sent to the country
many of them to the West--for adoption.