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NOTICE.

NV % NOlICE.
FTNHE Furnace Business will be continued
n and all the accounts Of Darlington and
Morse settled, by J. Darlington d. Son-and
they hope, by strict attention to their bust
ness, to merit and obtain a. share Of patron
age from the public. A!lorders will receive
immediate attention and despatch.
THEY HAVE ON HAND, r.. .-,E
Meeting house Stouss, Wash Stoves, Boz
|. Stones, variOus sizes, Farmers Kettles,
"a Fire Frames, klhtliroRs, Dish Kettles,
Basias, Grizzlies, &c. dc.
All of whiaK will be sold as low as con be
purchased elsewhere. ~s. -.'s.
The Furnace will now be in constant ope-
ration, so that we shall be able to accomrno-
date customers on short notice. .&,
.... J. DARLINGTON g. SON.
Litch field, Oct. /, 1910. 10
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New Goods! New Goods /!

Nv" WVUUSs INV N"VVVS7s (
Just received at MORSE g. CAMPS, and for
81 sale cheap for cash or produce, first
rate assortment Of DRY GOODS, among which
may be found black, blue-black and brown
Merino black, brown and green striped and
fg'd Tagleons for cloaks; black and blue
black Bombazines; black and blue-bl'k Silk
Velvet for cloak trimmings and Vests; print
ed Saxony, red, white and yellow Fannels /;
brown and bleached Canton Flannels; brown
and blcached Shir,ings, Sheetings, and Drill
Iings; brown and bleached Table Diaper
Fancy Table Covers; Satin Jean Net Draw
ers; royal ribbed Skirts. rose g. horse Blan-
kets, &c. &c. Litchfeld, Nor. -.
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Temperance Notice.

First rate BMckskiR Miitcws,
MYTH first rate price attached. Also,
w quite variety of fall sE ,OiaIer GIores,
Stocks, Collars, and SuspendcrS-India rubber
OVershoes, Boys Belts, fine silk Cloak Cords
and Tassells, Fur Collars-all for sale.
Nov. IL. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
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...a... NOTICE. ~.
lust Received, and for. sale at the Book
- and Variety Store, first door east of the
Court House, a choice assortment of
DRY GROCERIES
which will he sold cheap for cash.
JOSHUA GARRETT.
LitchfeM, NoU. Is. %
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TNHE Boats of the "successors of the New
L. Haven Steamboat Company will con-
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha.
ven daily, Sundays excepted,) at o'clock
A. M. Returning, leave New-York daily,
Sundays excepted,) at o'clock A. NJ
Freight taken as usual. f..s
The above mentioned successors of the N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed to be
transported by them, occasioned by storms,
fire, perils of the sea. or by any other act ex-
~cept gross negligence proved on the part of
said company. to greater amount than t,cen.
ty dollars, unless a special agreement, cover
ing such risks, is made in writing; and will
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned by any such risks, unless the contents
ofthe packages shipped shall be made knows
TO the said company at the time of shipment,
and the same are specially specified and set
down in the receipt given by the Company
for the same. c. w. HINMAN, Agent
for "ske successors ofthe ~. Hurea S. b, ca ="
New-Haven, Dec. 10, 1910. 20
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Mofat's Life Pills and Pheni1 Bitters.

Mcfat's Life Pills and Ihenir Bitters.
Il ment Of almost every species of disease by the
use OF Motdfs Life Medicines, is no longer matter of
doubt as reference to the experience of many thou
sand patients will satisfactorily prove. During the
present month alone, nearly 100 cases have come to
the knowledge of Mr.. Moiiat, where the patient has
exclusive and Judicious use of the Life Medicines
some eight OF these had been considered beyond
all hope by their medical attendants. Such happy
results are source OF great pleasure to Mr. M. and
use OF his medicines to his fellow citizens.
The Life Medicines purely vegetable prepara-
ton. They mild and pleasant in their operation,
and arthe same time horough-acting rapidly upon
the secretons OF the system-carrying off all aerimo
nous humors, and assm >ting with and purifying the
blood. For this reason, i'll aggravated cases of Dys.
pepsla, the Lite Medicines Will give relief in shorter
space o! time than any other prescription. In Fever
and Ague, lnflammatory Rheumatism, Fevers of ev-
cry description, Sick Headache Heartburn, Dizziness
in the head, Pains in the Chest Flatuency impaired
appetite and in every disease arising from mpuri-
~ Of she blood, disordered state of the stomach
tue use Of these medicines has always proved to be
beyond doubt, greatly superior TO any other mode Of
treatment.
All that Mr. Moffat asks Of his patients is to be par
ticuar in taking them strictly according to the drec.
tons: II is not by newspaper notice, or by any thing
that he himself may say in their favor, that he hopes
TO gain credit 1t is alone by the results of fair trial
Is The reader an invalid, and does he wish to know
u So lei him call or send to Mr. Mofats agents in this
place. and procure copy OF the Medical Manual de.
signed as Domestic Guide TO Health, published era-
lnlIously. lie will there find enumerated very many
extraordinary cases of cure; and perhaps some ex-
sctly simiar to his own, Molfats Medical Office in
New York, S15 Broadway.
Sold by CHARlEs J. KiLDorRN, Litchfed, agent
! Tor Ltchheld County. ly29 Dec. 10.
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TTOHE subscriber may be found at his Office
Il in Litchfield until further notice.
His permanent residence in Litchfietd, and
constant practice in the Dental art for a
number of years past, together with unceas-
ing exertions for the introduction OF all i'm
provements which have resulted to the SCI
ence from the united experience and obser-
walton of talented men Of this Country and
Europe during the past century, give MIN
confidence in saying that all his 'cOrk shall De
done tciih care and skill in The operation, IN the
most approred manner and aoiih good materials;
combined ,oith moderate and reasonable charges
and fidelity 10 the patient. All work warrant
ed, and unless satisfaction is given no charge
or fee will be required. 3D.
REUBEN B. MERRlMAN.
Leave has been given me to refer to the
following gentlemen for testimonials of char
acter or ability.
]. O. Beckwith, M. D. Litchfeld. -s
J. S. Wolcott, M. d. do
A. S. Lewis, NJ. d. do.
Samuel Buel, NJ d. do
R. M. Woodruff, NJ. D. do
CIV. Grant, M. D /, Dentist, NeWbureh.
Alanson Able. NJ. d. Worcester, Mass.
Henry Fish, NJ d. Salisbury.
November 10, l64O. 25
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FUR for trimmings-also, u few Fur and
"A CLOTH CAPS, for sale by
Nov. IL. ]. LAWRENCE.
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GROCERTEs,

ENLOUR, Molasses, Sugars, Teas, Coffee,
Il Raisins, Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Pinento,
Cinnamon, Salt, Saleratis, Goldfish, Candles,
Tobacco, superior winter strained Oil, Nails,
Lumber, &c. &c, may be found at
A. NORT1'S CASH STORE.
Litchfeld, Nor. 5. %
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Iitch6eld County Mutual
FIR E .. "..
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Company has been in operation
II considerable time, and has insured pro.
perry to very large amount. Il has funds
on hand. and property pledged, sufficient TO
indemnify those who insure against any less
which will probably take place. The differ.
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa-
MES. is now too we'll understood to need any
explanation. Individuals in this county. who
choose to insure their property at trifling
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
Village OF litchtield, or to the agents in the
several towns.
- DIRECTORS.
William Buel Jason Whiting
Oliver Goodwin David c. Sanford
sylvester GAlpin Richard smith
Joseph Adams Israel Coo
Stephen TFowbvidge
WILLIAM BuEL, President.
SYLvEsrRR GALPIN, Sec'ry. u27
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02
THE POLYNESIAN.
SATURDAY, JAN. 2, l94I.

a charge frequently brought against
foreigners, is their supplying natives with
firearms, and otherwise encouraging them
in their wars. This is true, but it's results
have generally been beneficial. We 1nd
that wars have ceased, soon as one leading
chief secured the asccndcncv, and his power
has been frequently established through the
assistance of whites. They would naturally
prefer the service of the most energetic and
capable man, as he would best appreciate
their services, and we rarely hear Of their
joining indisclimatoIy both parties, and aid
ing in protracting ii long and bloody warfare
At these Islands, the Society, ana indeed
others, we perceive that the way was opened
for christianity through these very means.
When missionaries have succeeded in cstah-
lishing themselves before this has occurred,
wars have resulted between the advocates
of the new religion and the adhcrcnts of the
old. The christian party has finally tri-
umphcd, but by the aid Of firearms, and the
superior knowledge derived from more i'm
mediate contact with the whites. This year
we have heard Of the disastrous struggle at
Tonga, which, although the heather party
have been victorious, will eventually tcrmin-
ate in the success of the better cause. as a
powerful nation has become involved in the
contest.
Missionaries have been at the Samoa and
Friendly groups several years, and the ma
tivcs have made rapid advances in chrstiani-
ty. These islands having no foreign popu-
latlon, and being but an occasional resort for
shipping, show conclusively how much can
be accomplished by missionaries, undsturbcJ
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02
(J,yv.,p

schooling will fill, their moral habits min
but slightly changed. Severe laws NAV
press open vice, but they cannot produ,,
fncmcnt of feeling, or elevate the n,,n.
such wrctchcd beings, until they rcmo,
causes of their degradation. Comuel a.,
to live in similar manner, and they 49,
rapidly degenerate. Indeed, we doD,,
the condition of the scr's of Russia !.
better.
The Roman Catholic missionaries .,
Gambler Islands have been cmincu,lr
ccssiul in converting the people to their f.,
but in this they have been aided by m,n.
cidcntal circumstances. The island is So.
and contains but 24OO inhabitants ~
are far separated from other islands G,,
no shipping touching there, and the U,,
consequently were without any previous n
and undisturbcd by conflicting doctrines b.,
no temptation to forsakc their prcsen, Ga.
The population is now on the incr,,1
the men arc employed in Smelling. while !
the women learn to spin. The bowen
of the island colnpcls the natives to labo,t
their subsistence, and the various arts VII.
they are taught, keep them industrious
that at present every thing there is in a M,
porous state.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02

bushing vice ; old pandcring to the young,
the young lost to every sense Of dcccncy,
with hardly an exception on the whole
island. Tahiti might formerly resemble
Cythcrcn it is now more like tic pur-
licus of st. Giles in its customs. We at
tribute this proligacy principally to two
leading causcs the laws made nominalIy
to check immortality. but which prove Il
productive source of revenue, and the en-
tire absence OF industry with the young
females. \ sensible and rejecting chris
;ian, knowing the existence Of immortality
in Il community, will use every cxcr;ion
to reform the society by mild persuasion,
and dwelling upon the beautiful picture
of virtue in al, It's forms he will be very
cautious of dragging vice before the open
day it is contagious the prcdominancy
of evil is strong in our lrail natures take
the entire sense of shame away from Il
female, and no law will prove cilcctuaI in
giving a moral tone to society. This has
been unwiscly done at the islands. The
laws framed by Missionaries, with the best
intention. but most erroneous Judgment,
to check immortality, have produced uni
ycrsal proAigacy.* The fines received
by these laws, are divided between the
Queen, governors, and conStabas in
forming. Nothing can better prove the
lomoralizcd state OF these people than
the scenes at this tribunal. An offender
Lrourht ~, fnr tln Tr., t,,,,o ot,,,,rs va; !,
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02
GUESS AGMN.-No lady in IlonoIl
wrote the poetry published in our last.

Another year has melted into eem1l
Its hopes and fears, smiles and tears az
mingled with the past, and we are one ste
nearer our "dark inn," the grave. To
many of the lovely and beautiful have pre-
cedcd us in that drear journey! How mar
that our hearts held dear, whose mcmort
are enshrincd in our natures, will be thsr
to welcome US! They too have played the
part IN this busy scene below, have miuse
their tears with the sorrowfil. and rejoice
with the joyous. But friendship could N
stay them, and when their turn came, the
PASSED from our sight like a hccting cIou
Time rolls stcrnly on-thc great, the go@
as well as the bad-young and aged-a
allke crushed beneath it's wheels. NatO
hcrselfgrows grey, as its burrows deepcnup
her bosom. What does this lesson tcac
US? Do rolling years weave wreath
virtue and wisdom around our brows? shi
we be prepared for the perfect society, Il
unlimited expansion of happiness and know
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02

In many parts of the United States Nr
Years day is made festival of the m.
pleasant nature. Not to speak of the g|
changes of wishes of good will, and Gifts NJ
tween acquaintanccs, the family mcc,w
and the little gatherings of friends to pas,
socia! hour, and the throwing open the ho
to the full current of domestic haprincs
when young and old meet around the bean
of their common home, it is also day I'd
voted to reconciliation. Calls are ma|
upon all acquaintanccs, and the occas
improved to bring those together, whom al
cidcnt or mutual unkindnc,s has csranst
The past is to be forgotten, and only d
present kindly greeting remembered. b
tendency is of the happiest nature, and na|
family fcud has been healed in this man
ner, which otherwise might have rankbt
through long years. Well would it be {.
mankind if the custom be universal Bu.
ness is also closed on that day, places h
amusement open, and the streets thronci
by thousands of light-hcartcd pcdcs,riut
Fastening to pay their devoirs to the "tar,'
who remain at home to receive their ma.
friends. This over, and if snow is on t
ground, vehicles of every size and descr,
ton turn out, up to those mammoth sIci.h
(pecu'iar to Amcrica) holding forty ind
viduaIs, and away they speed, the be.
ringing right checrily in the clear air. a
ride or dance. AS we have no big sIci.h
here, we cannot invite our patrons to rd
but we can and do wish that the presp
year may be to them the hapriest Of h
happy.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02

,ho ;,,cr;nr Iii no, nro,or, ., C;r , ,;c.
,h,, ,h,oa fa,.,hs &c ,Lo nro,o,t h,h;,a.
flows re ,I,,, T,L;.;,,, ,ro r,,., lilo ,LI-
t,r, c,r L.,,a, ,I,n lr.ol;,rs c,r L,,,,,
l,a;,cs e
TLa Lo,os., or ,ho ,r,l,;,;,, L,s oo.-
,,;,J, ro, ;,n,,ro,nJ o;,Lnr from, ,!,o r,m.o
nf now I,ws ~ nn,lor o., nn,v L,.'r;nn
,rhc ,h;nr w,. fnyror,v =, ,hn nnrc,, or
,L, n,r,,,, ,,,Lo.o ,,ro,n..,, f., ,.a,, ,,Lo,,
,L,oc,oJ ;fna o.n,,oj =, ,,,a,. a.,,o..
:, .,,nor,,;,;,,. Iro,I ,,,,nr, a,.a. Lin, a,I
If g, n,;,r;,r,unn L,,,,nnnJ :, ,,, ,,,.;,n,
,oJ ., H., h,,;,,,, ;,,;,,ral tl, ,,,n,, ,,,;o,,
n,,l, L;,,, Ja,.;n'-,, nr n,.,I.;,,, .,,,,,,,a,,
,rh,f,. ,,o.o ,,a,,, .,,,J ,,r, r.n,,,,,,,t. t,o,
,rc nnv no,,na, nnl ,,o ,i,Li,;,, iii,
c,;. soo,, 80 a..,,al ,,a T,,.o,,a,,, =, ,I,,,
c;v;;vod ,,;.o ,rho r,,,r,c,dr &c ,Lo Co.
malcs in al countries ;nHucncrs t,c v,,oIc
noo,l, IVA T,h;.;,n h,s honn ronro-
srn.cJ Nv tho Au,hor 49, h,y;n, hno,
r,;,oJ r.o,, J,rr,lo1 ,o,,;,;a, W.
ore sorry to cav that shc bas NO, nrof;,cI
Ly hor ,I,,ncornn, l,, L,s lainanI,J
to thc I,wost nos,;I,lc ,l,., :, ,h, sc,lo
of v;rtun and morals ,,d L,s Ir,rroJ tho
n,,o nnn,l,,;o, v,;th Lnr IN hor c,II Thn
Au,hnr h,, r;,o, , ,,,r1I;nr n;o,nro or ,,n
Lorr,,o nv,o,, 70 vL;c, cr,II-,nr,l.r
wns c,rr;aJ IN tho hn,thc, s,,tn or ,hnyo
,on,,ln v,;c,, viii, ,,,,., nyor,, r,nI;,,r
ri; u :, r,;o;., ,,,;,l, L;,, -. ,ha ,,,1,;t;a,'
en-. ;a; ,.;n,,.p ;l" '"t's r ~. e"~
o.,j ,,;aa ..,;,aI g.. r;, ,I' ~ Wv
,,,a,,, .,,,.L a.;, r.. Ill., c' = 49,,
ANIL, I,.,, ,o,.rn, ,,,.,. ,,,o ,.,,a. al,';,
the claim of tho Miss;,narv j., h,r;n,,
raised M = virtuous fcmalo connu,,;tv -.
those sl,nds and will, sorrow, ,,n wo
state our belief that il is not oI,orcthcr =
sense of reIrion which has checked the
great crime. Fear. first under the new
religion, from the tcrrors held out by the
Missionary stopped it, and the universal
horror with which all classes of Europeans
looked upon 1t, gave durability to the
check the fr'ghtiul destruction OF human
lie IN ihe interim TO the present day, IS a
PROOF '''ll the dre;lo Oh an oiiehdcu Ma
Ncr Is passing away ana 'l,a' the sense OF
Il 'iOio' uut! w SoCittl HdS ioI luhcl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
HNoNirOUND EXTRACT OF nOARHoUND
L or INDIAN rnIIEII SNRrP-Tl,. .n,,l,

q NcNfOUND EXTRACT OF nOARHoUND
OR INDIAN COUGH SYRJP-This inyalu
uhle teeclriac, ihe result of much research. and hong
chTTrteUos, - now fUr the first time offered in this civ,
a. a safe add eif'eacious remedy IN Pulrnonic. Bron-
chIal end LAryIgeal diseases aud all affections connss.
ted Win the organs Of respiration. To prepare and
administer nedIeins Tor the cure Of diseases which
shall sheei ~ object without dersng:ng other iun,.
i"ns' Ssd thereby creating a new disease, has long
been ! dssidersiuni among the profession.
Moot. Ii not all. of the preparations. inflicted on n
suffering community under the name of -Couyh
Drops. Stomach Cordis!s.' EIpCctorants. a.. Sc
have been ~ saturated with opium n, ~ leave an
effect on the sysi'm far worse :han The disease design.
ed 10 be cured.
Not NJ with the Iaitan CeVSA Surrp.
Though COMPOSED ufa great number OF materials
they all belong 10 The ,nme Emily-all tend To The nue
definite Obj0et-the curing aud prereatrr di.e-sc
without leaving a sting behind. Much more might be
sai'. sad many certificates from respectable person,
appended. Of the viiiUes of tao nsdicine; bot aGer
all the best recommendation Of any specific is. tina; ii
does its WORK right" Come then. We afflicted. i-y
the virtues of the Compound extract or IIoarh,und
and Ne cured Carefully prepared and put I'D in bot
1es with directions. AT The Botanic Drug aud Medicine
Siofs. lS1, N3rket Square.
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NlEClNli-iN eEANli Ry-ht rucs hvld in IN.
elcIk's office oftho Ct,tuit Superior court OF Law
a"d Shgo"riy rr &c cOun.y If Ohio, IN ihs
month Of !nrrsry ls4l.
John ACI.suu Complai ant
against =
Eh-nczo' Zane, 'urViviug sdministrator With the
w.! onneSad OF Noah Iane. de- eased, az d ssid
tbcttter Fans Jamos &. Johnston. aud Serbia
'iis wE,, Nhhsm W. Shriycr. snd Cafoline. his
VIE, JAMES "A hC1Can aud Mary HIS wifi.
Platoii Zacs. bamd,n Znrc. Elizabeth Zsae
End Sofnt.iH Lafr; while said Ebens Ger. Sopht-.
Carollcc, hary !'latOti. HRnld,p. r. xaboth ,Td
Coruelir, are chiidren md Lo,rs az Law. os III 49,
Noah Zsnc, late of Ohio rcunty. d,,,a,rJ ~
Ely Dorsey. and Mary l.. his VIII, at tSrx
Eane, widow e said Noah Zars. re~.at,Sy,,b
! Alexander Nilfon. admins TRAITOR OF Nstcns NJ.
son. late Of ssid county OF Ohio. facersed. and ,i.o
! ALEXANDER Wilson, CathHTine T.. N,i.on Ia
vd T.. Wilson, NHgi"I, Wilson Il. Elijah, tb Wison
children and Eers ~ law Of the said Marcr,Nli on.
dsesnscr. pet,urar-r
The defcadurts james c. JrLurton ana S.o,,,,
bis wife. and Cuthaurs E.Davd r.. Niryiaia md
khZabs;h Wilson, not having entered their aprtnT-
anse and gwen Secuilty according 10 TIC ret Of rs.
s,nbly Gnd the rulosG Of thit Court, arc II srre.tirp
ot this eoInInou~e alih. On muii.p Of IN. rou.
plslnant by counsel, ills ordered that the said ID
iSndants do al pear Es-U on N e GIs cav Of Inc Nor
spfng term Of this court, onttr their $40.
pearance, give security and answer Tie con.pisIn.
ants bill And That "a copy of this order Re I, NH.
WIN inserted IN ssmG Newspaper Printed in IN.
city of WhesbnS Tor Two months suscessiy.l, arc
posted Gtthe front door Of the court house OF ChIS
county.
copy TASTE.
ALkX. T. LiIDLEY, Cicrk.
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EDWARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN & suRcEoS

EDWARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
EREWiTH offers his professional services 10
tho citizens Of Wheeling.
DIR. ID. was for four years attached as an indoor pa.
pill TO one Of tho largest provincial Hospitals IN England
and subsequently studied under SIR Ashley Cooper in
tho London Hospitals. This, togett er with favorable
opportunities for becoming acquainted with his profe.-
sion in the Eastern States. where he has bsen engaged
in practice during tho past nine years. Lends him To
hope that any reliance which may be reposed in his
professional skill, will no, be found 10 have been ms
placed. Office nsII door 10 tho Gazette Office. Nam
GIeot. ny2J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

from wet sndsold, all thewors. SYMPTOMS Of tI.
compliant tetk We "a ughiness Gcfose tts Ctetd
with dIfEeu!t and oi-tresssng ufcatlNG, Drf ~
the last year Of his ~ neSe, the jisoase increases
SD ~alarmnaiy Re 10 prevent hs folio Any e"s'-
ness. having lost hs speech. arc being thu, a'ete1
wIis immsdiate suiocoton, unui a cSri5ts SA-
peeioIaiion would com, on, whie only eave hin
reliof Tor a lew hours, The physicians who aJiet-
ded him pronounced his complaint beyond the pCf-
slbiliiv Of core. bot at last Providence dirce cd =
pamphlet 81 to left &c hts house, sitter which we
procured soEle of Or. Hgnt's Botanic Pals, ,nd az
ter taking few boxes he found hIulsclf ,nure'f
free from the complaint, bcirss caBsb.e at this uult
ofany exercise. even If walkil FORTY miles rnLy
anu having all the enjOymonts Of serfect health'
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CARD.
&AMUEL CHLrRCM.

\ rs been nbIe fhrOurh The kIndness
= Of o number ~ MS fisnds N resume The
h iesalc GTocerv, COmnisFionHud SHIPPING hu!
. - Do 20 street between Wood md SmIthGcld
ets nssr 70 the sand fsfsshy occupied By Jesse
rsrth.
20 intends 20 keen on hand en- Assortment Of
lcsusns Pittsburgh Manufacture COPPER end
. snd vii be graiefol cor 9 call from his friends
---gheuf The country.
fsbgreh. Oct. 8 tsfo-~w On
Transcript WelisbuYah Nafsh1n Beacon. Ella.
ssovn. Marshall GO. DrmDcraur Republican.
gsufewn. ADD Gszsuc parksrshufrh. will copy
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