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The Polynesian., 1841-05-01
TRANSLATION.
JOHN IFS SPEECH.

DELIVERED AT REV. II. BINGHAM's cHvRg
On Thanksgiving Dny, Jan. |, lS4l.
FRIENDS AND BRETHREN-Give attentn
We have assembled to-day to give thma
together for Gods goodness. His goodies
has been very great to us and our nac
1t cannot he enumerated. To perceived
we have only to look back to our dav of Il
norance and sin Let me tell yon som
things myself have Witnessed. When
was child, | saw the dplatrous practN
in the ign of Kamrhameha !. Thcrqv
two kinds Of heiaus or sacred enclosursb|
l rccolcct; the one called the house Of u
no, the other the Louhi The house Of il
no was made Of ii leaf, and included ,he
separate houses, besides another small h)ut
These were the names of those houses
Hale umn, the Mana, the Waiea, and I'D
Hale-pahu, and besides these there va.
Annu, or handsomely wrought HIGH WOOD
fence in front, and the idols made with hana
The Lama was the only timber allowed 4
all this sacred enclosure, except the i'd
which were made of Ohia This vast
temple of Lono exclusively, and Lonos @
der OF priests, together with the king c
could oiliciate in it. In consecrating i1
helan, one day was sacred, like our pres
Sabbath, and ifthe prayer of the kim al
priests in Waiea prevailed, or was un'n''1
rnPted by any noise of man or beast TOE
the next morning there was Kaua OF 7
sitting in rows, rising, marnuvering, sT1
ing songs, with the sacrifice of many h@'
tor the god, the priest, the people, and Y
king Those to the god were laid upon 1
altar on the ground, and also on scar
up high. This was time of most rigid u
pu. Males and females dared not even co1
verse together. If man touched won'
the penalty was death! So also if w0Ioy
uthed man. | saw one man killed
entering a private house in the night, d''''
this X u. Behold, how much we ign0D
ly suffered in those times of idolatry, ano'
might be still afflicted by these dreadful ''
dens of no profit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07
TOWNSHIP EDUCATION MEETING.

Aereenbiy to previous notice. meeting Of tho
ciiizeEs of Wayne Township, was held on the ae
iernoon Of The 3lst July.
REV. PETER CROCKER was called 10 the
chair and r. VALE appointed Secretary
On notion
Inc following persons were appointed by the
Char, committee 10 nominate delegates 70 the
County Education Convention, to be held IN Cen
tresIiIe, on The 9th August. VIM. =. rou.ke,
r. Vale, J. NJ. Poe, Wm B1yce
The meeting then listened 10 a n interesting adj
dress from John L. Talbot, Of Cincinnati
Adjourned TO meet al 3 O'Clock in the evening
The hour having arrived for the evening meet
Jog, and the chairman being absent, d. T. IIoI-
LowAy was appointed chairman protein. The
meeting was then ably addressed by J B Suit
Esq. Domestic and Moral Education II is to
be regretted that there were not more parents
present To hear his appropriate and feeling re-
marks subject full of interest to them
The following resolutions were offered By w.
A. Bickie Esq. and unanimously adopted.
ResoIred, That this meeting highly approve of
the proceedings of the Executive committee Of
The WAYNE County Education Society, recon-
mending the appointment of delegates from the
different Townships, to attend The County Edu-
cation Convention, to be I:eId in Cen,resilie on
the 9th August, 1871.
Resolved, Tina, fifteen delegates be appointed
IN this Township, to attend said Convention.
And further Resolred. That the specified ao-
pon;mens Of delegates, to attend the Convention
should not prevent persons generally from at,en-
ding, but that all who are anxious for The cause
Of Education should feel i, an imperative duty TO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

attend aud aid BY heir presence and snGeccnce
N The promotion Il rs q c..
Tie committee, ppppojn'el for that purpose. .
taea reported the following no,ajuatien hich
was accepted. r Merdenhall. Peter Crock
er. George f.sS, Richard P5etiaN. j + Pum-
MGR. Armstrong Cfrnnes. VIM. b ancharl An
drew / Srhu, d 7. Holloway. Lewis Burk,
Beaj. Fnleham, SsnueI L. Perkins. Col L. Ra,ls.
back, NJ Browning, and Bradford Chimes.
MIR. Talbot proposed the following resolutions,
VIII oh after sumo discussion were passed
Rcsolrsi That all legislation for the Support
81 common schools, viii be inefficient ull teach
ing shah BE recognized and protected hy law, as
distinct profession, aud indaccme ifcred tn
tue people u establish permanent schools. aud
employ professional teachers only.
ReSolecd, That, IN teaching, al habilual reli-.
ance on printed questions, Is detrimental 10 tho
cause Of sound learning and thorough meu,a,
teaching.
On motion, ReSolrcd, That the thanks of this
meeting be presented TO Messrs j. b. Sun and
} l.. Talbot for their able and highly interesting
addresses
The meeting then adjourned.
D. =. HOLLOWAY, Chairman
X VALE, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

THE ELECTIoN-By ihe offiria! returns nub
iished in this column il Will be seen ,ha, the
following named gentlemen have been elected
State Senafc-Lewls Bark and David Hoover. y
House Of Reprcscntatiecs-Daniel Strutton.
William r. FouIks, and Daniel Sinks
County IreasWer-JAson Ham.
AudHor--Fraus kng.*
Asscssor-Th1nas Tyncr
County Commissioner -Latkin Thornburgh
School Commisioner-Tho Adams
Locofoco.
In the result; q this election there arc some
things which We regret, aud sumo others worthy
of congratula' ior. David Hoover was elected
BY combination Of circumstances. la the first
place the Wing was about 1000 short OF its
real strength A the last August election, the
Wing vote WAS , -)7 and the loco ,212, making
total Of 4,i69; at the late election the vote
was ;, li3--one thousand and twenty-six votes
short of the sircne of last fall The Locofoco
vote was,as IS always the full, land the lowest
loco candidate that ticket got more than
party vote, by his connection with Wings whilst
tho who vote 600 short, and made
still less by the ito votes given to the abolition
ticket nine tends of which have heretofore.
been gwen TO heNhgs. This proves then that
defeat has nj been from any loss of conf
denco IN Wing principles, or from a want Of pop
uIarIty in the Candidates; but 10 the luke warm
ness aud dGvisionin the whig ranks. We wish.
however, here torecord the fact, that David Hoo
yer. during The tie canvass, pledged himself 10
vote for tie Ho.- O. III Smith for the L States
Senate, or for tie WING candidate ,rho NAV be
the choice of th WH;Gs of Wayne County,
This pledge wasnade 10 several respec table and
responsible indFiduals of this county whose
names we have registered for future reference.
This pledge yave Mr.. Hoover large Wing
vote, and we hoe he will fulfill 1t 10 good faith
We only publisfii here tia. there may be no
backing out herafier.
We must congratulate friends upon the e.
election Of fourWhigs ou, OF the FIVE to be cleo
ted 10 the legislature. They are of the riphi !
stamp, and vi stand up to the interests of the /
State, as highrindcd and honora bic men.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07


Ct, rY :,
m
me ffesiaen'' though slightly ndisposod "A
week SINCE IS now IN as good health as he has
oeen al any timc since his ARRIVAL at Washing
Tnr MAiLs-Tho rregplarifv of the mail, ;s
The suffice, Of universal comnlo,,, Tho
incflic,encv Or o,cy,ne,t.c,. so,o .Iooo l ,,o
h NJ. -,
u;t.;, ~
cr,t &c , - -
,.o,,,.,I.;.;
Election isEruRNs--Lnion C0uaty.-The fol-
lowing named gentlemen have been elected in
Union county. Tho Wing party have nobly sus-
tanned themselves. II some friend will furnish
US tabular statement Of all the votes given VIC
will publish it week.
RepreSentdtt0eS-J. ). Williamson and Daniel
Ogden.
associate Judoe-Gcorpc r. Chitwood
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

REWARD OFFERED-The Frederick Herald con
taius the Proclamation of the Governor. Offering
a reward of one thousand dollars. and n free par
don, TO any one of the parties implicated In the
robbery of the Frederick County Bank. for such
disclosures as may lead to the arres, and convic-
ton of his associates IN the crime
Emigrants continue 10 roll into New York in
undimnished numbers. Last week 1916 pass
engers arrived there from foreign ports.
Bennett, the notorious assassin of private
character in New York, has been indicted on
three several counts, by the Grand Jury of that
city, for libels on Judges Noah and Lynch.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07
CentrcriIe, August 9Th, 1871.

CentrcriHe, August 9th, 1871.
Mr. D. P. HoiIoway,-It may promote the pub
lie convenience if you will inform through your
pape. that the stated meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners will commence on Mon
day the 18th instant.
JOHN FINLEY, CLERK.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

1IrrEcANoE ]oURSAL-Thc Lafayette FREQ
Press, conducted by friend ]. ID Smith, has
been discontinued, and the T'ppecanoo Journal
commenced ia the same ofice-JouS Il SE,tASs,
Esq. editor and proprietor Mr. Somans es,ab,
subsequently removed to Ohio, and has now re-
turned 10 the seat Of his early Iabors We wei
come him back 10 the fraternity, and hop e,hat he
mny find his patrons to be promp, payers, and
that his labor= may turn many a ocoioco from
the error or his WAYS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

Murder iriN out, Is said that n seaman on
boas3 Of lae L. $ ship Fairfield, AIMED Cas-, has
confessed ne a7Ft,ci patian Il himself aud others
~ the aauedss 81 Sarah Mara Cornell. tor y aieh
the Rev. E. K Avery indicted and t.ied
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

LIrERARY--NIAMI UNIVERSITY. Tho ami
sersars orniion OF the MAN, Chapter Of the Al
Pha Delta PHI Society Will be der cred on Mon
day evening, August oh ISL by Jordan t. A
Pngh Esq Of Cincinnati The literary public
respectfully invited to attend.
ID. w. iDDiNGS,
NJ p. GREEN,
l.. T. MENDENHALL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

The Right of Women The legislature Il
Rhode Island has passed a Law which gives 10 II
married woman after a residence in the State Of
SIX months, without any opposition from her hus-
band, The parties during Chat ptIlod living sepa-
rate-the absolute control Of her children And
after a residence Of two years she also acquires
contfc! over her property, and The right to con
roy read estate without the consent of her hus-
band.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

The C.-s=ylayn Of The Wesleyan Methodist
Church, ia England, have determined hereafter
10 appear in sacerdota robes, similar to these
used By the Episcopal clergy. willis, IN the per-
tormance OF their ministerial duties in the pull
PIT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

De- Dyott, inconnexion vi It'll his son, has aga in
begun the manufacture o: his celebrated old
patent mediciRs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

pom An Address delivered by ). Clay baugh iu
defence al the use OF the Bible IN Common
schools, t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

Fiae;ol-Ihoso IN ttitsc are locoioeo5-tCoI. Rails
back candidate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

oFEiCIAI. Returns Of tie Election, held n
Wayne County. August :. ISL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

X VALE, iSccrcfury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
John GUILTY

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Master Ta,,,,,,a.
IL surrounding towns that he has lately returned ~,
Phil,de pha and IA the authorised agent Of Ward r.
~ Ward and also of Francis Nlahan.
TERMS Instructions in the Art Of Garment Cu,,.
will Ire given by him, aud the subscriber will be On ~
with set of work including scales, proactrf t,,.,
with explanations and instruction. for making M AZ
at ten dollars for the first year and five dollars per H.
for all succeeding years, in advaLce.
The object OF this ~ork ~ TO frrnsh hc trade VII.
method of measuring, drafting and cutting all stSy
garments in the latest style. The tailor with ib,,r
quirements may congratulate himself with the ssisres
idea of being perfect master Of his business and lu,l
taking up his shears with doubts and uncertainty h, mas
fearlessy and with confidence IN the result cut BIZ "a,
lines chakrd on his cloth IN accordance with the S,ra
which accompanies each publication. The tailor vh,
business is not merely TO make covering for msp,t
but 10 give elegance and grace TO costume should mol, h
VIII he spare little expense and trouble to pui himself
in possession Of that knowledge ed with bis bun
which ~ill enable him 10 compete with the most m
en6c Of his competitors and give satisfaction to his eO,
toners
In regatd TO this ystem fCuting feel il 10 be n,
duty 10 to The Trade and to the public pener.ly thai
the improvement, Of The protrocer system without any
doubt the best plan have used, and such rec
ommend il 10 all who wish to make good fits and
ionable garments have used almost every Rul, cut
ting garments that has b. used in the last u years no
whrch are to be compared with these when ptoor,
undo rstood.
The subscriber begs to inform his friend. and the po,
that he continues TO carry on the tailoring business cui
the Store Of Daniels 4 Bell in all its various bunch,
He fu,,ers himself that from his long experience Oo,
he will be enabled to guarantee hands and lash
Ionahie garments, equal to any coming from the eaj II
trusts that by his superior style OF Cutting and his snc
atten'i TO business he will give general satisfaction
and expects to receive portion Of that patronage which
discriminating public is ever known 10 bestow.
All kinds Of CUTTING done in first style and vi,
Tanted to suit.
N. b. Orders from a distance promptly All. nded IN.
Rutland, Sept. 81, 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Kin.inc,on, N. r., Jan. IS, 1893.
Counterfeits. Beware of Imposition !

Counterieits. Beware OF imposition
Each genuine bottle s enclosed in blue PIPER, which
10 label sgHed by SamP'on Reed Nosr OTHER CAN BE
ersuisE.
GThe outside yellow label will have, and alcr Dec,
1889 addition that of Sampson Reed, tho Of
Nm. John Cutler one of his partners.
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has
the OF introduce spurious articles which
by partially assuming the Of the genuine calculated
msead and deceive the public Among these mixtures
The American Pulmonary Basam. Vegetable Pulmonary BAL
sanc Syrup; Pulmonary Basam Garter, Compound Pulmo-
nary Basan and others Purchasers should inquire for the
article by it's whole name The Vegetable Pulmonary
Baa and that has the marks and Of the
une.
Each bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
GPOnc More Counterfeit besides me American Puimona
Baisn and Others abore alluded TO An attempt has
been made deceive the public by spurious mixture called
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam sometimes signed Samuel Lee
lie prepared by unprinciped man IL Bangor Me-
The written in to resemble the genuine sigma
ture base attempt deceive the public and avoid the
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED WING g. CUTLER, Qate Lowe Il
Reed) wholesale dealers Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye
su No 81 Chatham Street Boston, and by Druggists and
country generally in New England aud in the prn
cpa places the United States and British Povn-
ces. Price 30 cents.
Sold in Rutland, BY DANIELS g. BELL. 7--Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
NEW TAVERN

\ LANsON DYER has recently repair.d and r.6,,.d
hs honss for house Of public Entertainment uo,
very Kept by Mr. Page ghsr. he will at off ttn,s -.
H'Ppy 70 wat upon oil those who will give hifa ea and
Eel under Obligations 10 make his hoos. Their home IL
'pafso no P'ns "a supplying has bar With sup@Io, H.
q1o' 'He'h nave been thoroughly Gnnsz.d by he mo-,
Ah"se Aboiatories seldom fail 81 giving a i'm.
and are Pronounced TO be free from s imop,,,is
hs beds axe new and ia neat and veil furnished
pul h' e'ise Usually clear bis meats not o,.fdon.
1sIy, he mesns 70 keep fret rate house, G.ntiensn
coming 10 this place please can ''"'''heh
b9tssdr Sep, 4 le4 u, o.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

VIZ the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the district of Rutland, com.
missones TO receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate OF
JACOB BRESSEE
late Of Psod in said district deceased represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and months from the Isl day of Sept. inst being
allowed bys id court for that purpose do therefore here
by give notice that will attend TO the business Of our
said appointment, at the dwelling house of Martin Leach
in Psiord, the last Monday of February next, from
o'clock A. NJ. until o clock +. NJ on said day.
S H. KELLOGG
VIM HUMPHREY co""s'er''
Pittsford Sept. &, IS4l. 37-39.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
NoFFAT's VEGETABLE LFE HEDL

4VI clnes.--These medicines are indebted [
fot their their manifest aud sensible actoa parity
the springs and ohannes Of life. and onduins them Wit
renewed tone andgar 10 many hundreds Of erthed
which have hsea made public aud % almost sPee 81
of nogsf, Lfs PiHs and PhoHiE Bi' have been grateful
~ and Psbe aet logged by the per"n' bcnefted and
,opheal principles upon ~eh they compounded and Up
sht hey act
yte LIFE MEDICINES r.comueud Lcmssivcs d.es.es
II ever form ard desourton Their fret operation to ioo.
The OF the stomach and bo~e TIC inpa
hs-denedfess Inch collect tie cchvouons Of
the smaller in.ne, Ohsr incidence. ony partially cleanse
these leave ach collected bh ID TO produce
hsbtsAi eosVeues all II. tan Of es' 80 sudden DAT
hsa, With Ne smnsni dasgsn Thu. fact ' veil lao~n to
all regular Auatomst who eIsmtbe The hgmNn bowels Ast
Death hence tsepfslaticss q those vel no'ued
g,hs esaet medensof medciae. prepared 'hd he'sJsd
the public petson, The s'o"bd effect Of The
e oianss the htOeys sod the bladder and BY
an, .,,, The i've. aud the isne, the hsahfu act,on Of
dep<nd n. regularity 81 the yunay
yss. Tn. blood ~h,ch takes color from the ss.n"5 Of
lie liver .ud the isng before At pa..ss Hto beHg
xs,h freely tttough The
P.r Of the us'sn ADD nsmPhsh', moaa" the banner Of
beslth ~ the bleomny chsst
hoa.r. veye,sss Ire mseene, h,. btsh ,Loroosh, test
I'd ssa ptosoaaeed rspsd, fot p,spP.s fats
sRd lead ssh. 49,, sssss' i Tempt Anuet, L7ngsor add
Fever, % al sd. Rhesassn Got. Dfoytr, s tsds
Gave Worms. As,hma'sra upoh scsfe,, Uioes
ass eabute sfsp'oas I'D bad oonaieiou
.rup,s oompasis sao~ elosd, sad other e'ssgTeesb'
so1pisI,ss. SAT Rhsap Eu,,pels, -oauoa I'D ln
sossI. tAi other eo@Phiu stoh an c d. hsns'
trssas Ia Fever sAd Agss Psfnesa' ne IT,. Medicine
have bees .s. esnsenty sBcoe,sfs that th
fever add AgSs sstuot rty'ea.hs sost ssssf,aiy pre-
eE1he them,
All Mr. Mont teqsr., - ~, pststi e % hs psrea
t ttliss the LIE Aeeenss etii sooo'.rcs WITH N
drseiieas IT. not ss~sPsPef hoes h"f snsthng that
ka.s nay ssy their fHso that he tiuslf bs
ro' that he hoFe, gss credit. u tess b, tts e'si
Of faf ifiti
MoFFATs MEDICAL MANUAL. ee sasd a, eosss.
EsSs hsa'A Ths luls paupAei- 81 isc BY W Ao1'
us hfusS~r psbsksd 70 f- Irpa 90 q -
pstsst Tally NJ Assats Theory q ess.ss', ste -
fossd kgt, siefts,ss p@fsoss sosties seah u tea
spss ,rsss abe thereof Pncs IS
60 s.s ~ hoasts tgents 6. osrsiiy.
Ties ssals aec fer sas 3, BURT MASON
Asssts a. ksttsEa CoEHt,. III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28

Vhj the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
w bate court for the district OF Fahaven commission
to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of
MARY MORRIS
late Of Wells, in said district deceased represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and months from the 3D. day Of Aug
last being allowed by said court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10
business of said appointment the dwelling house
John Clarke in said Wells Mo day LIST day Of Novem-
Der from o'clock until o'clock. r. NJ said day
JOSEPH PARK, lC,i;
DAVID B. LEWIS, O0mm''S' ''rs''
Wells. Sept. LIST lSi1 $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dye Stuhs.

fgN Subscriber ecy beg leave to inform his friends
and customers generally that having received from
additions his previous stock Drugs
&c he offers Tor sale his store, Nos * south
Old Fanuoll Hall at uncumony low prices very full and
complete assortment of
Drugs, Medtcinei, Pants and Dye StuGs.
Having selected the with great quality and
variety embracing all newly discovered peparaons he feels
confidence that he offer
those wishing TO purchase be found the city.
Dealers IN Drugs Paints cloe country merchant and
manufacturers respectfully invited call when
all goods will be offered extreme low prices accom-
modatng terms and Of tho best qualities.
EDWARD BRlNLEY.
al the old Brinley Store, Nos ) "a
south side Faneull Hall.
n B.Boodroot, Spuued Rye Black, Snakeroot BeesuaI
Gnldthread, Oatmeal, Oils Hemock, Spruce
Taazy and Wormwood constantly wanted for which Ugh
est market price will lie given, l0-42 mos
Boston, arch 1911
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
For the Cure of Coughs Colds and Con
symptoms.
s f. 4 RS
SEARS
GENUINE TEGETiBLE Pulmonary BALSf1IC
SYRUP or LfEERBORE

NIKIP OF LIIEKU ORI.
NJ ORE than IS 90 bottles 81 ths valuable
VI base lsa sod nnneiPay ~ the state Of hains
as hs Os ed 10 the public by the original Bsehor and
proprietor. a fe~ y,su s,bos.
undoubtedly superior to any Other sdee OF, rcd 10 IN.
pablo 80 seaon .s suEs re.ei ~sen taken 10 ess
Ssnsross esuhests' could Re ADDED for TIE tssos Of
any 10 may a faSed ~th those diseases for ~kst
bq The Superior oftEs
kao~u snd - qualities hgh spproved that deem.
- several however bs the bsa Of
tecttobt accompanying each 6oiile.
Each gsnohs bottle eoeI~sd - bloc -rappefos Which
80 I7h~i ,sned b. 7 u. hEkRlCk, OF \ FACE.
Pfos 81 Oeats F-T bo,tls
Fa' ssls ., ,he g'os dozen ssagls bol., By PAGE
Htl-ca Ne TO -ton Otrrs MAJ .. directed. sl.a D, " "
PEnrs hshpssf gsnsrL sgsnl f the stat. Of Ntfnout
Sra Istsrt-fhos Psck & O.. BgfIngio J Ishsm
Shffss'ni isH. Fsfri.b1f. Habuegtos Nergshnss
Rose Nab Ns-HAsen, ssnss Moot, Mdtleburs; Hgut
~ rud ggas sissgr Jtcksau ksscaam bfsR39l, suoa,
EscI, 4 l. OFaegsr Pttsfosd; DsHsr. s. BED, R.I
SeewSs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
I T. RMS OF THE HERA 3D.

To village subscriber. s2by mail 81, or S75 'S"'
individuals aud companies Who take thar pF'
odce Sl75 OF 81 80 IA advance. Compaai' o. "'''
the same.
To those supplied BY south. Nesisro post ra"'''
At their door, S2-eompaass and indiVdoai' mug ~
cute Sl,75 with deductions IA both Of % csl""
"a sdSshos 10 cash
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