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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
Ipgx OF TnE DIVINITY.

Cin-h all material IDEAS of Dri:y, and do not
let your Imagination Struggle 10 fad lis nay ~
ard 10 some material heaven, with indedinie aud
il,e conceptions ofa nnnarch seated on throne
The striking sHi brauiii me phurs of The Blhle
never were intended tu give Us this IDEA. God is
Spirit Il says 90 lie most emphatlck tome
Vince hr acis tberr uuy cau e see hlm. lie
'h~ wde-=prcad oHnIpf"s"'i po,r,r "h'ch Is
e'cr, where employ e.-s.t atfrA vc can re,,i
zee. aat newer sa.a, except en- ar Us Ore sAll
uanErs ha'-e. % hia .uH4.. n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
Add ANITA E.tate.

S.ct Of jer"sn', lRE it remenbrrc.
Dsfrie' o Rat,ad. Sc. ID tha, a, stated
P'ohole Couu held at Rutland, within and for
aid district, on the first Monday, being tho
7ih day "l NHfc,, \. D. 1889.
SAL"ME ANTHONY, adninisirairix Of the Is
tate of Abto Anthony late Of Sherburu- in SAID
district, deceased proposing to ,rndcr an &C.
count "i his administration aud present his ac
count against said estate for allow sncs
OrRrei That sal account be examined IN
court. al session h,rr1f TO b. holden nj m,
Prob lr Office in Rutland, within aud for said d,
uict, on the l>t Monday of April next nal
that he uhlcajian Ola copy Of this order the,
weeks >ncreSsyely il the Rutland Herald. mint
ed al Rutland, rs soon ~ NAV be, shall be sui
6cier, notice TO all concerned 10 appear. il thew
STE cause and object THERETO.
- f. w. n, PKLN.S Pcyi.tr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
Ncrs E.tahii,hnarus.

AT CuiPMAN'S PolNr. oswsLL, VT.
'tliiE subscriber is nov opening very large
u and general pssolimcnt OF GOODS, at the
new BnrR Siotr, few rods north Of ". Chip
man 81 Cos Sio0e Store, % hich hc OF IS Tor sale
tT cash, all Minds OF counir, produce 81 on ap.
proved ctrdil. Having purchased The most OF
nis gods at aucltun aud 10y the package. aud be
ing situated on the lake shore wh-rr hr is VI a
vet, ui1irg cap.nse IN getting his Goods from
Market he feels a confidence IN saying that he
oill "ll Goods as low or lone than any mrrchan,
in the State, He wuuld invite his friends aud
the public generality 10 call aud see icr them.
selves. Staring aud forwarding promptly aiien.
ded tn, aud done un the loves, ms.
\. b. The highest prices paid for Sleeps
Pelts. J. M'EWAN.
Orwell Oct 10, 1895. ASSN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
{ y \ = u II p rION!
DIR. RELIES ASTiIMATlC PILLS.

SGf Ne from their extra" riinsrv success IL giving
IL Instant rr"i. ani i, curing Cal =. Cuoghs .7sM-
81 9c"Av II Bcepihinx. iFbc,,nR. I,ghI,ss II Ihe
Ch'H ram "a N Sidr. Spii"g NJ BioJd. Ch.I,n dnd
Mirr,ngs mat pcrc,de Fore Gid Lhpg C0mpainis uta
f6H' htc"ni" one e" the must POI u,r m",lIriue kuown,
i"i Gre sought aitor Ir"n par, If the c,uirv ,
accom- ." the Astonishing whic, has aitsoI .d
her adniinsr tn III the al,,e cunp.nts ir.uu,nily
cur n: the MO-" obstinate cases. aud Giving the i,us I'M
expected rclt after cvcy u,her ron.ey had lri and
persons had gwen Themselves w despair o u cura
They have been knownt" persons surprised to be
far gone IN ,ior, and exhibiting all tue appear
ance e alpro ching dissolution
Add such have been the sanitary effects of those p
inss Of the patient evidently To r long hCe for d vs
expected 10 enjoy.
The uporai"l If the pills wonder fIi in ea.ir
plration, quoting the cough, aud procuring comfortable
Comm n colds are frequently IRE moved ia fe hours
GP"Aiih"ngh. (s"ys" i"r-on .peakn. ~; these Pi.s
my wife has tried med Gu, Of The FRI. rc.,-l,
'rao asthnmtic difficulty. (or affection ,i ia. iu,r,s
winch ut times WAS exceedingly dsresrg cuuiung hnr
I" her hons" tor "ys aud eek TO. ether, she a. po
ing gires h'rHe rciJ rtict Hes .4sHnl,iic P,Ns do
-'hstS her re'nra GA quoting her cough, and .IYin.
her comfortable rs,." Ard this the t,si,m,,y o buu
dfed- ar ih"usaI d.. The relief wiirh ard D,D,y, s
wei as thct-. experience from the u.c f these nil. IL.
truly astonishing. AMI renders them Invaluable Ia many
anu arc Ia ilr' I" some, an essential aux ary To Their
comfort, AM alinnt to The tx s,cncc!
PhysciAn ini'rms the proprietor. that Il Gentleman
~ tue country served 10 HIM he had roasun ia
the nsc ' these ij.s had been tho means Of m lilo
Free whole boxes, 30 pl!s, half do, II al. so els,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
REMARKABLE CURES.

gentleman n"rr CropG II wi,tf:--'.it HI, erred
C"ri. which f r YEAR htl chu,ed me inconcelrthe
pau .ni Trouble (ai;cr trying various other remees
aHd hnrn- rcr'ivod sum ree. m, soi ,is" how.
"St r a. tn do the com ,,nt, To- make trial uihc boa
& RI laIrr nnd ia,c ~ d"u't tn VIII son he as
rea W Ia expires thor gratitude ~ an
A. Agent. ~ writing Tor fuihor spply If the tlhor
Corn Plaster observes ~" have made sale If Nil YOU se
M nnd ~ the article I" 10 all It prue'.es To be.
toe who have use 1t tnl il Ia prnra the L,.t s.,eC
I corn toy hnyc ever rot with
Free 30 cents u box, with directions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

sovc Of rur Da,coov.

sovU 90 rUE Da,cooN.
rir arorst rsrrns. 60 ssNr.
ova assshs t.s~ tss tsasi"sa'i~-
We r-.s,sis ~ilsrs ~t farg
AL 49, isss ~. usa 90 leave
kisek 80 Iss,'ts gree
rr-a nossh IL .as,a Ne rssss 20 ~""1'
ws,sia ths II no Az.
", ,h,,sI ID. h.sks. ~ tsrs" ne 9eS1--
oa~sJ-. husrs hussa
os.hah ~ where ths prs'os vel
Bssh, .t tAs sfst,y h.s'I
ksIs ever ooseh ss as upoa
The nsG.'e raasi '3are.
B~ss aoi. ny boys. shs squF'ruoi ''o''
psvs ~ih Tia iefssi pan
Get with sas' sword, 'hs ,sns'sl tinei
oa~sfi--h-sss hssta.
o., sss Is a's. i,as pa-f'l'e', a'y b,e',
Bon frAusfuai i-ah
Yssfl.-. 40 .traas i''eg tramp alo0s.
Apl vi hey A,eS tis foai
Thea ls, &c merry bus's 'ean'.
". E'au r. imf. tsti
Tsf hA,iis ,f 2 ,uaros r. g..
Oswsr1--hassl b 'sal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

TO Whogl, il ma. concern.

WIS is Ia give notice hat !, JoI stanley
Sh'"">5nry, ia the County of Rutland at.
S'h'e OF vermont. h'r'by a2rrr to give my sou
Sylvester, has time, and l''~ libruy of conlrao
"g aud Bargaining 70: himself ;-ihercrarr %.
persons vii take disc notice aud govern ,L,n
sd'e' accerdtngly.
JOEL STANLEY.
Radiant. March II. 1896. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
AMOS YAW,
COln.,1issi0rncrs' Notice.

G0ln-ssissiOnarrs' Notice.
GEJ /, the subscribers, being appointed by The
w Hon. Pr bait Court Tor the District of
Rutland, commissioner So receive, examine an !
adjust all claims aud demands OF all per. ons
against the estate Of
ABNER MOON,
lat" OF Ru land, IN said district, deceased, repre-
scented Im>uivrn', aud also all claims and demands
Inhibited III Offset thereto; and six months from
The Gas Y OF Fen inst being alionrd by said
cont Tor hat purpose we do therefore ltiebv
our SAID appointment ut The DIV, Hing house Of
Mrs ii"na N""n ia said Rutland GA thu thlrd
y" s.ay>" March and June next, from O'Clock
mutt 1 O'Clock p "! on each OF said DAYS.
II PIERPOlNT,
DANIEL. GLEASON, 'o"" 'S'
Dated s., Rutland, this l6h day OF February
\. D. 1885.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
rur phuSK,RD ASD MS BOTTLE.

Tue DaUSKtRD AND MS BOTTLE.
SVtsf.
Touch thee 40. War ofTtako aee
III break ny head against TIC wal,
Dii ysu aoi prun.ss al
To maze ne strong ~ samp,oa--
Aal ri,a--g:eh a. Cfotlf.-
on urins Thy siilsooo' ntes)
Adj wisa--use a. solomon,
And happier than The hapi ie''i
Bet in.icAl 81 thi,--y'la1i
You'r striped me q my 'eeas--
Les, nv po,kst Hs empty a.s cucsoo'' nost
H. MneA--ts1,el se 0gt 81 81, ,ny senses,
Made .ns rag rl--rals ns wrs'ehsi,
Anl thea lail ne - n lch!
Touch thee mre ~ here, yonse.oo
u th, g., ~ 'caf he mron
with thy broken 'kul'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

TT u - W ~ - 3,
in IunL"w VI una,r the drm - \. DICK
ERSON ~ co.
There ill he at all times good assortment
of plain aud Japan'd WARE. wbch Prdlais
~ho are WISHING 10 huy, can have a. The lowest
uh"lrs,l- prices. Also, GOODS, such as Ped
lars generally want. AT II small advance from cost
w A n TED.
We are wan,iuSSNis,, .~.",Y f.iiifI young
men to freddie whuc Can Furnish ihrir own teams,
and !ur such good encouragement i'll be given.
n. 3. Pedlfs who are wishing to purchase at
the above named hop, vii do well 20 call.
n DlCkERSON s. co.
Ludlow, Feb. 25, 1885. ii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
NJ the Subscribers being appointed Nv
w tn II N. Ptoh Zee Court fnr the di,rici
Of ltuiind, comu,i>>ianpfs, 80 receive, "Ns.ti -
and adjust all claIm> aud dru.suds Of all persons
against The estate oi
AMOS YAW,
late Of Ira, in said district, drc-a,ed represented
'nN"irrni, aud also all tliins and demands *.
hjNl'rd IA offset thereto aud six months from the
29th day Of February last, being allowed by
,"'d court ior that purpose, we do th,r~fIe
hereby sNo notice thai WE vii attend 10 tht bu.
Ahe's OF our said appointment, al the Ian OF Sol
omnn Ravens in said TIA, on tie Ist Mondays
OF May aud August next, from 9 o'clock A. VI.
until o'clock u. NJ. on each Of said days
DANIEL S EWING,
JOHN MASON, ''""''''
Dated at Ira, this Sd day Of March, 4. d.
1896. il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22

An APPRENTICE sa'd business.
Rutland, Ia,'h Z, lS9G ll:fw
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19
TEXAS.
NEw-ORLEANs, SEPT. Is.


From Teras.-Wo hav, this nom INT barn I'd
by an arrival from Galv ,ston, Texas. tho follow
ing information from that gu irtsr Tn, election
tn has result I'd in the ol walton of Houston to
tho presidency and Lunar to tina vic, pr sid ,ncy.
Auoher attempt, which prov I'd unsucc yssful, has
b,en m ds by Sp lniarl, of tho nan, of Pay Is,
TO ,scuc Santa Anna, Upon being examined,
he stated TINT hi had b,en employ I'd for tn, pur-
pose by tn, Mexican consul of this city this,
howsvsr, is Doubt ,ss void of all foundation.
This arm I'd T,xian scioon r Il ,rribl, h I'd TAX
en- ssvsr al Mexican prizes, which were sent in
for lju1ic ltion.
The kan army, about 1000 strong had re.
NOV ID tn 9ir encampment to the Garcitc, mar
Matagorda Bay.
NAcooDocHEs, (Toxas,) Aug. %.
Proclamation from Gen. Samuel Houston, to
the citizens Of Teras From reports which
have reached m,, am inclined to believe tina,
our stu dion is unsafe som, Cherokee IS, with
tn, nativ, lstia1s, hIvs return I'd to the Choro-
kee villlgs from 1t imoras, and say that ths In.
dams of the Prairie and M xicin force arc
about to attack this portion of Tsxas.
tn, counties Of s IN Augustine s bine, Tlna-
haw and b wal, as well DIS Nacog loc.ics, will
forthwith organic, tho militil of each county,
The following acquisitions mad, TO sust ain the
United Stat,s forcs at this plac, until reinforce
ments can arrive at this place from Gen. Gaines,
viz. t.
Sixty four from San Augustine, fifty-six from
Tanlhi NV, fifty-six from ,bine, and thrty-thr "a
from B,vel. Tas troops will repair to this plac
with the least possbls dslay aud report TO the
Commanding Gm,rll soon as thoy arrivs.
This all is ide through tho Judg s of the Sc.
ver coanties, and must % rsg ard ID as the law of
the land; the troops will only b, detained few
days, as soon as GJn. Gln IS can s,nd rsinforcs 3.
ments to this plac, they will be dischirg,d.
L,t arms and ammunition be brought; at least
one hundred rounds ar, requested. Ia, CON.
mandarin. Chisfwillbs with ths fr,emcn of Texas
Ifthey have to meet enemy all the mon of Tex &
must have their arms in order--to have libsrty
We must be watchful. Signed.
SAM'L. HOUSTON,
Command or. ia Chief
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

~ Wisconsin appears to be filling up so fast,
that Uncle SIMS liberty cap will probIbly gain
another star, ers mlny years. The Democrat at
Green By, in par graph respecting one of the
hot,ls, says -" W. have but two tverns in the
place; which, though larg, and commo iious, do
not cone up to tho public demand;' and aft r
m ,ntioning that m ny private houses ar, filed
with bo 'rd'rs, and many prisons "hav, not
whore to lay their heads" advises those who in
tend emigrating thithcr, ito bring along their
own HOUSES, beds and b,dding-otherwise, ten
chanc, to ono, they will BIO obliged to take re-
fuge in a icig,ram and sleep on a blanket The
editors congratulate, themselves under those ci--
cumstl nces, with tho consol tion that good
tailor has taken up his abode with them,--afford-
ing the prospect of reform in som, Of tn, bad
habits of the pl c..
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

The bitter bitten.--We are pleased to learn
that the Commissioner of the land Office
has directed the money paid by Murray
Mcconnell, ESQ.,, on the entry of tract
of land in Kinzie's addition to Chicago, to
be refunded, the said land having been al
ready entered by r. A. Kinzie, Esq, and
not being subject to private entry, having
never been offered at public sale. We con.
graduate the rightful proprietors Of the pro.
perry on the result, and trust that all intrigue
relative to this land has received its quietus.
Wrought, however, 10 courtesy, to condole
with Mr.. Mcconnell on the loss of this
goodly slice out of his imaginary seven mil.
lions; and we would advise him in a friendly
manner, 10 seek other means of becoming
'the richest man in the State Of Illinois. p
Chi. Amer.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

We shall wait in painful suspence--impatience
on the tip-to,-till our returning cities bring
US full intelligence of the dark deeds of last night
and of this morning.
We h,vs just heard that the Indians took 8. J
Eubank's horses, last night.
Sr. AUousrINE, Sept. Is.
Cpt. Dummot's company arrived from New
mansvill, on Friday night last. We understand
that but f,w Indians signs were seen on the
rout, either going or returning. The inhabitlnts
gen rally have ben sick thJ man aro, however
NOR, he lthy than the women and children.
Sickn IS prevails among the regular troops to
gro gree.
AT Glrey's Ferry there are $50 on the sick r.
port, out Of less than $50 ut Picol lta out of 81
there but one for duty, and at this post thr ,e
hospt LIS have been filled with sick troops from
the interior. OF one company of Unitsd Sites
troops, who went out to Nswnansvills, but one
man has escaped sickness. The Florida militia
have bsen NOR, healthy this is owing to then
being Injured to the climate, but considerable sick
ness exists among them.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

Lowell, Mass. is in state of siege
Madrid itself, was not more decidedly insur.
gent at the "last accounts" than this same
Lowell. Judge Lynch has put on his ju-
dicial petticoats, and called out his COM
peers for regular battle with the factories.
Some two thousand girs--they generally
measure the commodity in that city by miles
were on Saturday last encamped, with
several hundred men and boys by way of a
flank guard. The damsels making up
this formidable array, are represented as
being in great spirits. They had regular
meeting in the City Hall in the evening
but they very discreetly concluded that it
best comported with the character of their
sex, TO hold their deliberations in the day.
time. The immediate cause of the insur.
rection appears to have been reduction
of the girls wages twelve and half cents
a week, or, what is in their unsophisticated
opinion equivalent to it, the companies in.
creased that sum upon the price of board.
We have some curiosity to learn how the
Amazonians prosper.-Courier 4. Enqui.
rer.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

" paper from the eastern part of this
stale, brings us the names of three electoral
didates entirely different from those supported
by us as the republican nomination and what
looks passing strange to us is-they are pirAded
Immediately und,r tn, names of the Republican
presidential candidates. We have not learned
that any oihsr duties will devolv: upon the cleo.
tors, than simply to cast their vote for president
and vice president. We support VAN buren,
and JOHNSON, and shall not hold up ticket for
electors to vote for thor opponents, however
spccious may b, the disguise under which they
are presented.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19
Correspon len:c of the Detroit Free Press.


DEAR SIR:-The President returned to
Washington this morning. Ihave seen him
and have never known him to look in such
perfect health. The chief object Of my
visit, however, was to see him in relation to
the affairs Of Michigan, so that might be
enabled 10 communicate 10 you his views
on some of the matters of interest to you
at present, as received from his own lips.
No question has arisen since the nulli6ca-
ton Of South Carolina, which has given him
so much anxiety as the admission of Mchi-
gan into the Union. His sympathies and
feelings are with you, but am a7prehen-
sive, that the course which the result Of your
elections would seem to indicate you are
aboutto pursue, will compel him to the adop-
tion OF measures which he would like to
avoid. AS to what measures he may direct
in the event Of a rejection, by your conven-
ton, of the conditions Of the act of con.
gross, am not authorized to state /; but
can assert confidentially, that if your peo-
pie are determined, as hope they are, to
sustain the convention, should they do SO,
at all hazards, they have many and severe
trials in store. Let them reflect well be-.
fore they take the step, but once done let
no man look back upon the past. Once
committed, Michigan cannot retrace her
steps. Let all parties unite in efecting the
one great object, the minority acquiescing
in the decision of the majority, and let it
then emphatically be "no submission"
even though the world might say we ex.
hibited more spirit than reason.
The President is clearly Of the opinion,
that no portion Of the dividend of the sur
plus revenue, nor the five per cent on the
sale Of public lands, can or will be, under
the act of congress, paid to your state until
her admission; and that if she is not admit.
ted as state of the Union on the first of
January, 1887, you must lose your portion
Of the public revenue. The act of con-
gross, he thinks, requires the surplus money
in the treasury on the first of January, 10 be
divided amongst the states of the Union at
that time, and that consequently Michigan
as state out the Union cannot be inclu-
ded. These views | had previously re-
ceived from the secretary of The Treasury.
Neither the President nor Secretary con-
slider that any right has accrued 10 Michi-
] gan IN those funds, as state, by the pas
sage Of the act Of congress for her admis.
sion without her assent to the alteration Of
boundary accompanying it.
fully concede that interest is the worst
and bascst ofall passions by which men can
be governed, and that it should seldom il
ever be appealed to. But when look at
the situation in which Michigan is placed,
am led to ask where is her remedy D.,
That she has been grossly wronged, | adj
NIT" but can she find the means ofredressl
The issue placed before her is bit the high
wayman's alternative, and she must yield
to the force Of circumstances.
The estimate which Ihave received from
the treasury department will give Michigan,
! il state Of the Union on the first of Janu-
airy next, about one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars from The five per cent
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

Our passage on the lake, in the Columbus, "a
we said last week, was stormy and exciting.
The accommodations were of the first ord,r, and
III officers andrservan.s kind and att,ntiv,; but
III, el ments v{re out of joint and gu rllous.
Nothing Of much IMPORTING, occurred during
tn, night of tossing in the cove, s'vo tn, loss OF
an anchor end tie absenc, of comfort andr pose.
When, at thr,e p. NJ, we r.trac d our rolling
way lack to Buff los leuel waters, aside from
Fri, turned up edgowiss, our for, mentioned
thr,e Missouri ,ntl ,m'n,' bound for Tex Is and
glo-y, provident ally with us, elop,d with seve-
raj others to a | nd lodging, and wer, Numbered
next day among ths missing If the mara dis
turbsd waters of Perry memory SO disheartsn
men of Mar. going to tho fsld of valor, what
must b, the tendency of the smoke and thunder
at the lannon's mouth when they i there
Nver, perhaps sine, the days of ancisnt No.
ali, were collection Of watcr-sickoned mortality
moro joyfully dis,mbark ID, than was ours, on
ting ashore at the western city of antiquity,
FURNISHED up bright and new, as Detroit really is.
The happy exchAng, from excitement to p ace,
prompted us to embraces the first opportunity that
offered for conveyance to hotel, not far off:
a relic no doubt of ancient Dotroit-and proof
enough that the ark of sacred history has to this
day some rlsemblanc,s. Chest ri I'D might pos
sibly have derived some suggestions here, when
he wrote on cleanliness-i.e e. if he were in this
country. Ono meal-tho alpha and omega, for
us at that house, no doubt-and with two hired
tsams we roll, over the 'ups and downs of an
intolerabl, muddy 70 I'd, hundred and fifty miles
intolerable, truly, all the way, saving now and
then spic, of p ssable way, over sand hill, a
prairi,, or marsh Seven and half days out,
including the Sabblth--which was to us day
of pleasant and sacred rest at Ypsilanti. Mr..
Weed is, in our estimation, preacher of no Or
binary abilities.
The bare recollection Of the inn, kept by f.
Russ ILL., in the township of Quincy-where we
saw pumpkin of his raising, which weighed
81 pounds and measured four feet and two inch.
es around, either way-was enough to mako any
Yankees mouth water for fortnight.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19

New Testament for the Blind Science
has, in late years, done much to alleviate
the unhappy condition of the blind; and
one of its greatest achievements is the
printing of books for their use. Taking
advantage of the blinds proverbial NICE
ness Of touch, books have been printed with
raised characters. The blind, by running
their fingers over the page, distinguish the
letters and are thus enabled to comprehend
the sense. The whole New Testament
has been printed in this manner. For this
act of real benevolcnce and philanthropy,
the blind are indebted to to the Massachu-
sets Bible Society. The whole has been
printed in compliance with the rules Of that
society, without note or comment.--Bac.
.talo Com. Adp.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19
Wisconsin Tsrritorv.-Gov. DODGE o

Wisconsin Tsritoy.-Gov. Dodge Of
this territory, has issued a, proclamation
apporioning the members of the Council
and House Of Representatives of the first
Legislative assembly, under the act organ.
'izing that Territory-passed at The last SEES.
sion Of Congress. The number of Coun.
cillors is Misrepresentation 90. The g.
lection is to be held on the second Monday
Of October, and the members elected,
convened on the 25th Of the same month
at Belmont, Iowa county.--Dai. CONNER
ciai Advertiser.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19
FoR PRESIDENT
COUNTY CONVENTION.

TIL, Domocr 4tic r public ms of tn, County Of
st. Jos ph are requested to meet in tn ir r5spec-
tvs towns, on Monday, the "a h day of October,
to nomn lts Deleg ites to r,pr sent said towns in
County Convention to BIO holden in tn will g.
of C ,ntr vile, on Monday, the 3lst inst. at 10
o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of nomin lting R,
pros,ntatives in the Site l. gisl Azure, Sheriff
Register of Deeds and all other county officers.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-19
TOWN MEETING.

The r publican Electors of tho township of
White Pig ,on, ar, requested to meet at thu school
hous, in Constantine, on Monday, the Gath inst
at ten o'clock A. M. for thopurpos, of nonin lting
six delegates to tho County Convention to b.
holden at c sntreville, on the 3lst inst.
October l2, 1885,