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HARyEy a. cHAMnERLIN,s Will.

In Probate Court held in West Faflee within and for
said District, on the 2lst day of June, A. II. 1871;
An instrument purportng to be the last will and tesla
OF Harvey A. Chamberlin late Of IhefOrd, In said
District deceased being presented 10 Court by Caroline r.
Chamberlain tile ENecutriN therein named. for Probate
IL Is ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein BE- notified To appear ct session Of said Court 10
be he at the Probate Oee In West fairlee, the IAN
day OF July, A. d. s1l and show cause If they
have, against the Probate of said Will for which purpose
II Is further ordered, that copy Of the recOr Of this order
be published three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
watchman Il State Journal. printed at Montpelier Vt
previous said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court-Atest.
ss-sl ALvAH BEAN, Register.
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SpRISGFlELD.-r spring term Of school in
Main Street intermediate closed ON Tuesday,
June 18th. There have been no instances Of tar
diness during the term. Those who have not
been absent during the term are Minnie Austin,
Nellie Adrlch Bertha Brock, Oracle Gage Car
rie Hopkins, Minnie johnson, Minnie Sanders.
Alice Sexton, Alice spillane MAZE Wilcox, Fan
ME Wood, Edna Ellison, Mary Brady, Charlie
Adams, BERTHE Bingham, Wallace Derby, Orlo
Fisk, Harry Floyd, BERTHE Field Eugene Rimball
Willard IamsOn, Charlie Parker, Charlie Randall
BERTHE Spur, Harry Way and Dellie Wilder
Those who have but one mark are: Winnie Rail
Carrie Smith and Elvn IIerrick
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC!

In comparison Herewith present the following from
the Insurance Department of Vermont and invite the at
tenton of the public advertisement in another col
un showing the actual amount OF assets OF the Com
panies named and the represented in the adver-
tisement referrefto
" Commercial Union Insurance Company, OF England, -
assets. sslOl6llO?; Imperial Fire Insurance Company
OF England" assets sI77OGO7S; Northern Fire Insu-
Company, OF England" assets sO.s75,s6ii; Royal
Canadian Insurance Company, Of Montreal, Canada"
sets. sl.23s.a0i7.
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A CERTAIN nrADAonr CURE

harmless vegetable preparation and the discovery of
hyscian, the Victor Headache Powder has een proven
positively the most cases Of Sick OF
Nervous Headache, Morning Sickness aud Neuralgia a
single powder actually curing in ten when all other
mean. fail. We have had wonderful experience with H.
aud the ten cent trial pack Ut two powders can nov be- had
only by addressing the proprietors. j. r. fEsLEY a Goa
SALEN, n. j., who will cheerfuy mail them postpaid
The fun sized packs OF twenty powders. price ATTY
cents, eau be- had OF druggists everywhere and II Is with
well mered confidence they are offered ~ a thorough
care Tor all distfesses Of the head. 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

SCHOOL PIcEIc AT SouTH DuXBURY The
teacher, Miss Mariana Powers, and pupils of the
school at South Duxhury, held picnic aud fes-
tival ut the grove south Of q, II. Crlndalrs Sat
urday, June aDth, the summer term Of school
closing upon that occasion, A large number of
citizens aud children were present, The tables
were spread and all lauook Of dinner mt twelve
NJ. At two o'clock, r NJ, G. IL Cnndall called
would entertain those present with declarations,
Dialogues and songs for an hour or two The
teacher then took Charge OF her school aud the
| programme was as follows; Address of welcome,
| Miss Jennie Griffith; declarations, Alice &. rur-
| ner aud Alice Pierce; dialogue "Reading of the
| VIII, Dan Turner Willie Phillips, Charley Gran.
dali and Nernie Turner song by Lille johnson
aud Belle Clandall charade, "llomesick 4"
participated in by sixteen school children aud well
| acted dialogue, Specimen of Family Govern
ment'' Charley lonizell Roland Grinlth aud Mat
| tic Phillips honsemaid's sOil0quy was admir-
| ably acted by Rel Cmndall; declarations by
George E,gan aud Elmer shonio dialogue,
| "Why Aunt Sallie never Married" Alice NJ rur-
ner, Lille johnson aud He'll Crandall decama-
tion, Bette Griffith The laughahe scene, taking
n darkey' photograph, came next, and Miss Ollie
| Pierce then gave the closing address Much in-
Duxbury in the picnic and exhibition, The
children were well prepared to act their parts ia
the exhibition acting naturally and without that
| recitation style and atiectatiOn common ulon
such occasions. Where all did well II would he
inyidiOus Ia name any one who particularly ex-
celled the rest Miss Powers has the reputation
| OF being an excellent teacher, aud she planned
| and conducted the picnic and exhibition Ia very
able and successful manner
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There Is no Hotel In Boston that offers acconmo
dations at such reasonable rates the old American
1t occupies line location and account OF lis elgibl
situation and most perfect ventilation 1t the
desirable and decidedly the coolest Hotel In the city
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

Insurance lTEM.-1he New England Life In
surance Company, Of Brattleboro, is evidently
growing in public favor. Ex-Governor Holbrook
is president of the company, and d. +. Averill is
authorized agent for Mortified and adjacent
towns in Dog River Valley.
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Ieaal Wofres.
DERMELIA NJ. EDWAKDs' ESTATE;

DERMELIA NJ. EDWAKDs' ESTATE.
L COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
Probate Court the District Of Washington commission
To receive examine, and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of Permea NJ. Edwards
late Of RoXbury said District deceased represented
solvent and the OF months from the hth day OF
june ISL being allowed by said Court 10 the creditors of
said deceased 10 exhibit and their respective claims
before notice, that will attend ~ the duties of
appointment at the dwelinghouse OF T.. Z. Burnham
in Roxbury, In said District the ih day ct August and
9h day OF November next, NJ O'Clock In the afternoon
of each of said days.
Dated at Roxbury this 2bth day OF June, 4. d. ISL,
WILLIAM Is. CIRCUIT, c,,,,,i.s,,,ar.
aO-qo A. j. AVERILL, COMMENSURATE
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ENDED.-The Baxter-Payson scandal in Rut-
land is ended at last, and the blame rests upon
the sensational newspaper reporters who sought
to make scandal for the purpose of selling theiI
papers libel suit wouldn't be bad for them
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PROBATE CouRT-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington during the week ending July 9Th
1877 July Sd Robert Morse s guardianship, guar
dian account allowed William Woodburys es-
tate, commissioner report accepted July 9th
Rebecca Samson's estate will referred for probate
To July 18th; Ellen G. Davis guardianship, Frank
Pulnley, guardian; Daniel II. and Henry +.
Jones guardianships, guardian accounts allowed
Joseph Sawyers estate, j, II. Hastings, admins
TRAITOR, Ira Richardson and Chas L. Jones' APP
priisers and commissioners, and license to sell
real estate granted; L. f. lanphears estate, ad-
ministiation account allowed. July 7th-Ella l..
Mann's and j. H. Robinson's estates, licenses to
sell real estate granted July Mh-Calyin Fos-
ter's guardianship application for license To sell
real estate referred tn July 2Sth, and appointment
Of Hiram Hathaway and j. C. rowe, appraisers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

ORASGE-Rev. e. NJ. Winch, of Corinth, sup
piled the pulpit OF the Congregational church last
Sunday. Dphtheria has again invaded our
midst. Several cases are reported MIR. Hazen
Goodrich has six hundred heeces Of wool for sale.
His price is fifty cents per pound. Ormand
Flanders, young man about twenty-one years OF
age, committed suicide by hanging, last Sunday
evening. lie had been missed only short time
but, when found life was extinct lie was in the
employ Of Mr.. X, Camp. No cause is known foi
his committing this awful deed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

HEAVY BANK RoBBERy -The National Bank
at Keeseyille, New York, was broken into last Sat
uilay, and funds and securities to the amount OF
over two hundred thousand dollars were secured.
There il ~ yet no trace Of the burglars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

The NEW RArLRoAD-rhe Burlington and La
noble and Portland and Ogdensburg railroads will
make connection at the junction in Cambridge to-
day and regular through trains may be expected
soon hereafter 1t is not thought that the through
trains of the former will run to st. Johnsbury,
and there will probably be n change of cars at
Cambridge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

Thousands Of Men and Women suffering from
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Broken-down Consttu
tons have been perfectly restored to health during p
year by using DIR. y. ID. Howe's Arabian Tonic
Blood Purifier. II supplies the lost wastes, cleansei
and enrlches the blood acts directly upon the Liver Kid
neys and Urinary Organs and builds right square up
Sold by FRANK II. BAsCoM. Druggist, Agent for Mont
pelier VI gOsl
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Communicable twelve weeks school in
Gouldsville for small scholars, taught by Eva T..
Goodspeed, closed June 10Th Those scholars
against whose names no marks were found are ~
follows; Alice Rich, Maud Robbins, Emily Bene-
dict, Gerte Robinson, Jennie Robinson, Milley
Chandler Fred Moulton, Edward Sweeney, Frank
Dutton and Clarence Densmore Those absent two
days or less, are Dora Andrews, Genie Chandler
Myron Gould, Patrick Cannon and Jess Rich.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

BUTTER MARKET. The St Adams butter mar.
ket, Tuesday, was dull, with lighter receipts. We
quote common at from ten to twelve cents, good
to choice, fifteen to eighteen cents; selections,
twenty cents, with occasionally a wel-known
dairy selling at higher price
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

ATTEMPTED INCEsDIARIsM. attempt was
made on Sunday evening to burn the wooden mills
in Bratteboro belonging to Jordan, Marsh & Co..
of Boston. A vessel of kerosene was placed under
some boards adjoining the buildings, but the fire
was discovered in season to prevent damage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

SuIcIDE-Joh Rideout, of Weston, committed
suicide ON the 9th by hanging Cause, domestic
trDublps
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FANsroN The school in District No. l. in Fays-
ton, closed July ID, Miss Emma NJ. Bragg,
teacher, Whole number of scholars, twenty -one;
average of the sixteen who attended from the be-
ginning of the term to the close, thirty eight and
a half out OF thirty-nine days. Those having no
marks were: Sarah Baird, Ruth Buzzell, Lizzie
Baird John Buzzell, Willie Bragg, Hattie Knpat-
rick; those having no tardy marks and not absent
over two days; Maggie Kew, Marion Buzzell,
Jennie Kew, Richard Buzze Henry Smith, Harry
Colby, Hattie Bragg, Freddie Baird those hav-
ing no rlrdy marks Louise McCoughn, Hattie
Baird, Jennie Kelsey, James Thompson. Average
daily attendance, eighteen In the afternoon, the
school gathered in the adj aeent grove, where they
were joined by most Of the parents in the DIS
trict, who listened to Rotations and declama-
tons by the children, chronicles by Miss Hattie
Bragg, and prophecies, by Miss Lucy L. Boyce,
two misses of twelve which were highly enter
tanning The scholars presented to the teacher
by Ida Thompson, who made neat little speech
with the presentation, pair Of dainty vases, in
token Of their regard After the literary exer-
cises, the children had games, swings, etc, and
closed with apcnic supper. The occasion seemed
to be highly enjoyed by ALL. The only celebri-
ton OF the Fourth of which we heard in this ycin-
ity, was picnic on the fair ground by the Waits
field Methodist Episcopal sabbath-school, which
was very pleasant affair, A good social time
was enjoyed, without formallty; the children
sang, recited pieccs, aud had good time gen
orally. Perhaps this WIS just as good way u
celebrate Ms to burn kegs OF powder
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MoRRlsvILLE.-H. c. Fisk has gone TO WASH
ington.. Mrs. NJ. + Darling died Thursday
morning, of measles. The Morrisville post-otice
is making up and receiving six daily mails. The
noon stage commenced running from here TO
Stowe Friday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-11

NoRwlcH.-Qute an ARRAY happened at the
dwelling of Nelson Messenger few days ago
Mr. Abel llebard who lives in this town, married
a sister of MI Messenger, but few weeks ago he
got drunk and kicked her out OF the house since
which she has lived with her sister, Mrs. Mes
senger. July ID Hebard got drunk again and
went down to Mr.. Messengers, for the purpose,
as he said, to run that house. The first thing he
did was to tip the dishes off from the table; then
he tipped the sewing over and started
to throw it into the river. lie talked very loud
and abusively, and made things blue around
there. BY this time Mr. Messenger got home;
then Hebard went for him. He took Messenger
by the throat and said he WAS going to kill him,
Messenger warned him repeatedly to let him
alone, but he would not finally Messenger grabbed
his papering shears and struck him with the
point of them in the side of the neck, making a
bad but not necessarily dangerous wound. He
bard has sympathy as this is not the first time
that he has been to Mr. Messengers while he was
absent, and abused his fdmRy.
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PLAINFIELD.-Rev George f. Forbes will preach
in the Universalist church, in this place, on sun
day, July 10th, at five o'clock.
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MoRETowS.-Ihe barns Of +. d. Griffith, in
Moretown, were burned last Friday evening.
Partly insured,
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riE RACES AT PROSPECT PARK.-In spite of
adverse circumstances which combined to defeat
the advertised races, they came of ON the after
noon Of the Fourth, and were quite well attended
There were but four horses started in the three
minute race. and one Of these the chestnut geld
ing Bonner" was distanced In the first heat,
owing, ii IL claimed, to the absence of the breech-
ing, which had been left off The other three
horses were the bay stallion, Billy b." entered
by James Bowers; the bay geldlng captain
Page" entered by Frank Felt, and the chestnut
mare, Maggie" entered by Charles Keene-al
from Montpelier. The first heat was won by
Captain page'-tme, three minutes and one
secondhand the next three heats were taken by
Billy B'-time, three minutes three minutes
and six seconds, and three minutes and four sec
onds, respectively Captain Page" came In
second each time. This gave 81 Billy b." the first
money, Captain Page the second, and Mag
gle" the third. In the two-forty class but three
horses were started" Bismarck" entered by W.
4 Phillips; Fanny Gray" by n. c, Tabor; and
"Nornan Reindeer" by James Bowers these,
also, all from Montpelier The first two heat-
were taken by 50 Bismarck time, two minutes
and ity-two seconds, and two minutes and forty
four seconds" Fanny Gray" coming in second
and Norman Reindeer third The third heat
was won by Fanny Gray" with " Bismarck y
secnnd--tfme, two minutes aud fifty seconds
The fourth and last heat of the race was taken b,
bismarck" with Norman Reindeer" second
aud Fanny Gray third-time two minute,
and forty-six seconds, This gave " bismarck
the first money Fanny Gray" the second, ant
NORMAN Reindeer" the third The trottin,
throughout the races was close and exciting, an,
The interest manifested by the spectators was great
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State of Vermont.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE,
MONTPELIER, June -, 1877
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true alb
stract from the annual statements of the above
named Insurance Companies on the 3lst day OF
December, A. d, 1876 as appears from the files
and records of this office.
Witness my signature and the seal of this office,
90, on the day and year above written.
|S CHAS. W PORTER,
DepufU .SecrefaiU Of State
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TIE HupBARpFos crsTrssIAL-The centen+
NAL celebration Of the battle Of IIubbardton was
observed at that place op Friday, the attendance
from all sections being very large, aud the pro
ceedipgs being very interesting and enjoyable
Addresses aud speeches were made by Henry
Clark, Lieutenant Governor Proctor and many
others. 1t ia the first Of our Vermont centennias,
and II the others go of pleasantly and profitl-
bly, rs this, it will DO happy era in the line OF
centennials. HtW I..
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gK~We advertise no Companies not licensed
by the Insurance Department
GR- We place no risks in Companies not au-
thorized to do business In this state.
and adjust and pay all claims at this office.
w" Any business intrusted to our care, by
mail or telegraph, will receive immediate atten-
tion-and it being for our interest to secure re-
newals, we Of course always give notice of ex-
| piration Of policies
NJ Any parties in Orange Washington Or
leans. lamoille and Caledonia counties, having
insurance are invited tn try our terms, and see II
We do not make it an object Tor them, befofe re-
uewing--,,nd To those desiring new Insurance, we
will give the best Of Insurance nj the lowest prices.
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Wew Hdrerfisemenfs.

/ BERATION NOTICE.-1his Is 10 certify that
Moses hneene Carpenter, minor bound 10 by the
oyefseer ~ The Poor ~ the Waiised during
nno,l ~, eit me Without cause proyocation. THIS
70 i"Ibt ~ rsona hhthofing trusting him
count ~ shah neither claim his wages pay any debts
this date. utpulE ~ nj MlrfA
waitsneld, July o. 1871. ei-eS
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Reliable Companies,

All OF which licensed according law by the In-
Department OF the state of Vermont, and the
assets of which their actual value. as we
will prove by documentary evidence
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Superintendent Of Trotng William FaIwell OF Barre.
Judges OF TTutting-L, ". Avery of Northhed A. T..
Loyeioy Of Moretqwn, Albert Martin OF wllainstown
Mafsial-O ID, Town OF Woodbury..
General Superintendent CLARK King of Montpelier.
Superintendent OF IlOrses-eo Davis OF East Montpelier
Superintendent OF Cattle-N. G.. Tabor Of MONTPELIER
Superintendent of Swine, Poultry and sheepA.J j. lol
lister OF East Montpelier
Supefntendents OF Floral Ila-Mr and Mrs. H. Hunt
ley OF NOrhed Mr. and Mrs H. Bart Gross Montpelier
Superintendent Of Agricultural Hall and Agricultural I'm
lleinents =. c. Gilman of Montpelier.
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The following are the Judges of the Washington
County Agricultural Society, in the several classes
named, for 1877:
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tLHNN NTI.-FTELD tKUP0.
No. 33Jndges, George Rowland of East Montpelier T..
T.. Andrews Of Berlin T. y. Ketchnm OF Barre.
No. 81 Root Crops-Jndges II. Foster of Calais, T. Z,
Gilman OF MONTPELIER n. Alexander of Berlin,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-07
SOCIEDADES.
GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de San Francisco, MUM. 81

FRANCISCO BASTON Yea, 10 efe.tna en- todas
cantdndes que no hajen de ID pesos q cortos dias
vista. sobre los scuientes puntoe
ALAyA = hmurrio. Ahaba, La duardia SALIVA
terra, Victoria.
Ibanez 6hinchilla HELM, La dineta La Roda, Villa
ALicANrE Alcoy, Alicante Elche Orihuela.
1 AL9sRIA. = Atra. Almcria. Hueeas.
AyGLA. Avila.
ioa Barcnrrota Cabrza de Bucy Don Bs'nit2. Fregc-
nal, Lirena Merida. Montijo, olivciDas. Sianuesa.
pALEAREs. : ibiza. Mahon, Palma.
BAEekIesA. = Arenys de Mar Baialona, BARGE
Matar6, SabadcII Tarrasa. vich viiafrnnca del Pa
nadas, Villanueva Geltr1.
"a BIrgos. Castroioriz Ierma. Miranda dc Ehro.
Roa. Sala dc los Infantes seano. yIlladego, Villa
4 ClcEREs. - Alcintara. Brozas. Ciceres. Plascn-
GApfz. : Algecirus. cadiz. Ceuta. chiclana ai-
braltar Grazalena. Jerez de la Frontefa, Olvera.
! Puerto de Santa Maria Puerto Real, San Lucar de
Barramcda. San Rogue San Fernando:
CANpRIAs. - Las palmas, san Cristlba de Ia La
euna, Santa Cruz de- Ia Palma, Santa Cruz de Tene-
I CAsTEILoN - Bencarl6. Cas,eon vinaroz
;, CIuDAp REAL Alea2ar dc san Juan. Almnden.
miel. Infantes. Manzanares. Picdra Bnena. VALDEZ
pelas.
! C6rdoya Lucena. Mantilla Montoro. Rambia;
Comma. = Betanzos. Gee, Coruha. Ferrol, Nova.
Ortisueirs. Santa Maria. Padron Puentedcdme san
CuExc4 : Belmonte. cahete., Cuenca. Huete, La
GERoNA. = Bngnr. Blanes Flgueras. Corona, La
| Bisbal Lioret de Mar Oiot. Palafrugcii. Palam6s.
San Feu dc Guixols.
GRANADA. = Granada.
GUADAL.AJARA.-A AtienZa Brihuega. Cifuentes.
Guadalajara Molina. Pastrana Sacedon. SigNenza.
Tamaion.
GuIPuzcoA. Azpeitla, San Sebastian. Tolosa.
vergara.
/ HUELvA = Huelva.
! HUEscA. = Ayerbe, Barbastro, Graus, Huesca, ia
ca Sarinena.
JAEN. Alcali la Real. Alraudetc Anddjar. Bae-
"a Ballen. Carzola Jaen. Ln Carolina Linares. Mar
& tos, Ubeda, VillacarEillo.
LEON. = Astorga, La Bafeza. Leon, Ponferrada
/ Villafranca del Nicrzo.
LERInA. Agramunt. ceryera. L@rida. SEQ de
IoGRono. = Armodo. Calahorra, Huro. LogroAo
Torrecilla de Cameros.
LuGo = Logo, Rivadeo Vivero 4ts
MADRID = Aeala de Henares. Aranjuez, CoIne-
mar Vieje. Getafe Madrid. Navalcarnefo. San Martin
de Valdeiglcsias Torrelaguna. Chinehon.
MALAGA = Antcquera. Malaga. Ronde. VeleH Ma
ia&a.
MuRcIA -Aguilas. Albania, Bulla Caravaca Car
tagena Cieza Jumia Lorcs Murcia. Xeta.
. NAyAgEA Aroiz. Eiizondo Estella. Pamplona
Tafala. Tuiela.
0RENSE. --Orense. 44.5..ft 4safzi
( OvIEpo = AvlGs Gandamo, Canga de Ons, Can
ga de Tineo. Castropol. Colunga. Cudillero. Giion
Grade. Infesto, Lastres Ifarca, Lanes Navia Ove-
do Pola de Lena Pola de Siero Prayia. Riyadesella
Salas Vayieosa. ta sfts
PALENcIA. = Paencia.
PcYTEyEpsA Ca!das de Reyes. Estrella, Guar
dtas. I.an, PonteyedrR. Puentearsas. Redondola
Tuy. Vigo. Vilagarcfa