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Polynesian., 1845-02-01

"REENwAy AND FIEScH's EsTATE.-We understand
That during the week the very important and complica-
TED claim OF the Catholic Church has been finally adjust
tel, nearly to the same effect as the terms offered BY Mr..
French at the meeting of the 3D. August last, and in a
way rejecting much honor on the Rev Able Maigret for
his libcrality and truly Christian spirit in coming to n
prompt and amicable settlement without resort to the
civil tribunals.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

AT LAHAINA, Jan. 2S-Tr. whale-ship Eliza
Malherbe, Havrc 10 months; 1000 whale, 33 sp.-
Bremen whale-ship Gustave, Norton, % months;
1900 whale. 100 sperm. Br whale-ship Java, Allen,
St. Johns II months; 300 sperm. Am. whale-ships
Hoqua, Brown, New Bedford 10 l-2 months; 230O
whale, l2O sperm Warren, Gardner, Warren ls
months; 100 whale Braganza, Waterman, New
Bedford II months; 22OO whale, 600 sperm-(sailed
for Honolulu Goth Jan. }: Canada, Topham, New
Bedford 25 l-2 months; 26OO whale.
Jan. go ships going into Lahaina.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

LATE News FROM MExIco.-The Am. whale
ship Canada, Capt. Topham, at Maui, from Cape
St. Lucas. spoke brig Cayuga 20 days since, bound
from Laplace to Mazatlan, to take in specie for
China, touching at tins port on her way. From her
it was learned that the duties on foreign goods inn
ported into Mexico, had been reduced one half.
The William Ackers, hence. had arrived of Ma
zatlan-no date given.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

FROM JAPAN.-The FIR. whalcr Asia, which ar
rived at this port on Tuesday last, (2sth ut. J
touched at two ports on Japan; the japanese would
not allow them to whale or remain under any pretence
whatsoever-ohered them what supplies they were
in need of. Supplied them with wood, rice. &c. &c.;
would not receive anything in return, although
money was tendered-but ordered them off imme-
diatsly.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
THE PORT OF HONOLULU.
A X X | V f. D..

A K Il | ' + d.
Jan. PSI. s. Frigate Brandywinc, $50 guns)
Parker; Macao Sd Dec.
Jan. 2s-Fr. barque Asia, Lemaison, Japan so
days; 1000 whale. In lat. p NJ, long. l4O E.,
the A. experienced a typhoon-lost sails, boats, and
davies, rails and Observation-Disclosures much in hull
and rigging; ship making some water.
Jan. 3O-Am. whale-shlp Braganza, Waterman,
New Bedford IL months; 22OO VIII, 600 sp., 20, goo
lbs. bone.
Jan. 3l-Brcmen whale-ship Gustave, Norton,
20 months, 1907 whale, 100 sperm, II 900 lbs. bone.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01
Storage to be Let.
COpartnership Notice.

TIME subscribers have this day formed q CO.
partnership under the firm Of REEVE &
HATHAWAY, for the purpose Of carrying on the
BOOT and SHOE manufacturing business in al
its branches and would respectfully solicit . share
of the public patronage.
IN. B.--Their shop is opposite the Sesmsn's
Chapel sign Of the large boot
Honolulu, Jan. !, lsi5. (FI 3w)
Polynesian., 1845-02-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif''s Sale.

I'm SATURDAY, the 22nd of February next, at
~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, | shall sell at Public Auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, a first rate CHRONO-
METER, and n small quantity of GOALS, levied
upon pursuant to execution issued at the Court
of Admiralty Of Oahu. II. BOYD,
Honolulu, Jan. %, lS45. High Sheriff.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

MoRMoNs AT TAHIrI,-By a late letter thence, We
learn that the individuals of that faith, who were sent
out by Joe Smith, the prophet, to convert the Isles of the
South, meet with but little encouragement. They have
gained a few nominal followers only from the lower class.
IS Of foreigners. Two Americans have been baptized.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

will meet the frigate and brig. The squad
ron will then proceed to the U. S. via. Chill
and Peru. The Constitution Frigate, Capt.
Percival was expected in China when the
B%randywinc left, and may be looked for here
in one year.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

HAWAIIAN SvGAR,-The price this year is looking up.
This country sugar has acquired a good reputation in
Sydney and will be in demand for the Oregon. So far as
we can Judge, the crop will be about 500 tons.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

BEAT THIS, WHAT CoUNTRy CAN! On Maui, a sin
gle coffee tree has produced upwards of SEVENTEEN
pounds weight Of shellcd coffee.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

MIR Henry Sea has been appointed by Consul General
Miller, British Vice Consul for Samoa, Friendly and FL
gil groups.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

BY the Hooikaika we learn that His Majesty will
not leave Lahaina, for this place, until Tuesday
next.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01
Notice.

NOtICCe
4 LII persons indebted to, or having demands
IA against, the Estate Of His Excellency ]. A.
kUAKINI, deceased, are requested to present their
accounts to the undersigned, for settlement.
JOHN II,
Honolulu, Dec. Is, 1874. &. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01

o ma mca ale akm a me ma mea ale mai a pau ka
waiwai hooilina o ka Mea HanOhano J. A. KUA-
KIM, i ka mea make C hclc mai Iakou ia msus .
nc 'OpOnO. JOHN II.
'ulu, Dek. rs, 1874. 90 G. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01
Y. S. FRIGATE BRANpYwINE,
Honolulu, January, 26th. ls

Sir.--I have the honor to acknowledge the re-
rript Of circular from You, dated December Goth
Polynesian., 1845-02-01


1914, directed to the Naval Commanders of the
Uhitcd States of America.
AS the matters therein related have been trans
mitted to the President of the United States for his
action, | cannot with ~propriety interfere in the case
until his pleasure shall be made known.
Ihave the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your most ob't servant.
FOXHALL A. PARKER.
Commanding L. s. T.. India Squadron.
To G. p. JrDD, Esquire,
Sec'y Of State &c. to His
Ha~aiian Majesty, Honolulu. )
Dicd-at Lahainaluna, MAUI Jan. 22d ult.,
Rev. SHELDON DIBBLE, a Missionary of the Am.
Board. Mr.. Dibblc was a tutor in the Seminary at
Lahainaluna, and the author of a History of the
Sandwich Islands Mission, and several other works.
He has left n wife and four children.
Polynesian., 1845-02-01
B Y A u RITY
rCIRCULAR.1

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE |
For FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiian {
Islands, Dec. Goth. 1914
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EAPP 4 X T. Mt,
Wholesale Dealers In Dovnestic.
AND IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS

Nos. 81 Cedar St, and I2o broadway,
NEW YORK.
{. q X. having now permanently located
themselves as above, beg 10 cali the attention
Of buyers in this vicinity. (par,icularly those
subject to a strong home comPe,iion) to
their stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Their sales will be conducted upon cash
basis, their prices always uniform and their
representations candid.
Doing large trade with the retailers ot
New York. and its immediate nelghbofhooJ,
their stock Is necessarily large aad complete
al all seasons OF ihe year
For Tins reason they respectfully AJAX your
orders, pledRibg themselves 10 execute them
IN such manner as will inspire confidence
and induce a repetition. Respectfully.
25. 4 mos CLAPP q KENT
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FALES' CATHARTiC LOzENCES

| TJOl6h ptspand from . ffest MANY
Nege'sble Substances, are ss pslstsbie
and rlos.iug 30 90, as any other oonEe uon.
At1 compound.
This piepsts,ion is decided, the bea q.
monr all pteparstionsi for While ns crcr.-
lions are az sure az Sails. Castor Oh. Gallo.
mel and Jaleop or any other osihsuio medi-
zines. 1t has the advantage over all IN being
pleasant 40 eat, while other oathstiics are
generally dissgtesablc To take. Price 20 cts
Ier boz with foil directions. and may he
found a, The Depository, No. 30 Commercial
sifoet.
IALES' WORN LOZENGES,
Are ssts and most sure remedy for worms.
CMldfea love them. They &C, Ilse = ohsrm
IN reposBtinp the symptoms. sur h as starting
in sleep, grazing the teeth, paleness about
the mouth md nose occasional sickness at
the stomach, precarous sppcii,e, swelled
bowels, and general feverish habit. The
child falls is,o a quiet sleep. the VICTIMS ale
siupihcd snd expelled, and the child, as for
as heard from. IN every instance has been
cured.
Pace as cents per box with foil directions,
sold at No Va Commercial street.
YALESs COUoB LOZENOEs.
Are beneficial IN all common colds and
coughs, whooping cough, inflammation Of the
throat and longs, IN the Group on hivss, and
moro certain 10 sct satisfactory than ihe cell
ebrsted Hive Syrup, The mos, happy Or
feet IL obtained 10 a few moments, the symp-
toms disappear and The disease is broken up
by the magical effect Of these Lolenges.
Full directions accompanying each box,
and found a, the Depository, No. % Com
meroial street
TALEs's DYSENTERY LOZENGEs,
Are a sale and agreeable remedy for dysen
terry. Diarrbea, and Bowel Complain,, Of
children. Particular attention must be paid
10 the directions on each box.
FALES'S CAMPlIOR LOZEHGRS,
Are bcnenchCal IN all common and sick
headache, and where there il a sense Of
iiphiness OF weight over lhc eyes, in etrup,
,r diseases, surh az Measle. Small Pox.-
Alsn IN MANN, Eplepys; Melancholy Hyste-
RIA, IN 81 Nitua Dance; aud IL oil cases OF
Lencuor and oppression OF the VIAL powers,
and may he taken "uh safety by women and
chnldIen IN all conditions.
Full directions accompany each boz.
FALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now 80 extensively known and Justly col
ebr,ied that further comment upon II will be
useless, we can say however tina: among the
many thousands who have purchased the ton
&C. IN this aud other counlfies none have re-
turned with complaints, while thousand,
have not only expressed their NJ probation,
but their wonder and admission on ,hold-
ing its effects. few bottles only can Je
had al No. 96 Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawinR and antics Of these destructive
creatures can be hushed forever in your house
and store il you will procure 4 boz Of the
genuine
,MADAGASCAR RAT ExTERNiNATOR,-
On using according to direction. You can
no, depend upon !, unless obiaiced al J. }.
FALES'S No. oG, Commercial ST. Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give most desirable color,
To white grey or red wiihou, coloring the
skin.
JOSEPH J. FALEs, 90 Commercial 81.
Boston Mass.
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iis pedi,ts to, TIE proprietor ftets,sk
ll,o~ ~. ~ Ws,irg'on 81 bhtcn.
AGENTS. -. lyuahsr Dsnsl, RpilS Nd
lone. A DIV, Cvuirr~iis y Jsw,sscn.
Cssls,os W Noolton a 60 Nsst Puult
~, 4. A Baiss. Pvul,ns, II Be.ls, Wells D..
v hssdun q svsl,o~, Fswla = smuh,
DANNY Z c~tnsr. J u Val & Co. Danb,
n sinupd,. Piu.lord, Nstren a Bhss
Branaoa, and fot ssl. also b,,,dtuefisis an,
appointed sssni, gsnsrsly. Price one dol.
lst bottle s7iy
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For sale by the following
Agents.

Rmland, w f T. Stoddard WesiRutland,
Ripley d Bailey, Charles Clement Clar-
cndon Spa. Nj Walker; Middletown f. 5
4 T. Sunderline East Poul,ney, Noyes q
Harris West Poullncy Asa Wilkins Far
haven, Alanson Allen; Caslelon, f. jamie
son, Plusford Mills. A Is Bullaid Pnislord
Henry SimOnds, BRANDON Nolney Ross,
julius T. Higgins; Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey +. Middlebury, Rufus J.. Perkins
Mddiehury, Sidney Moody, Druggist New
Haven, H. Rider Bristol G. W Parmalce;
WalhngioId, ID. II Sabln; South Waliing-
ford, Lapham & Hines; Dlnby. John Scott,
DANNY four Corners, =. Smith, Pawlet, Ma
son Edseron-Hauington, Landon q Co,
81 6months.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CsNsswptON r Ltres. Com .
AnfMjM
0iNtM,

rshould bsssoticdIoby ali whom are pro.
disposed to Consumption, or uuubled win,
cough ~ cold nigh, swcair, asthma. rsir
IN the side and chest, d,fhcultv Of h,os,h,nr,
uehibes' and svtencssacfoss the chest. bront
ohlls' iAvet complaints and all shsolion. Of
We pulmonary organs
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO COW.
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga CO., n. Y,
M Z. J. Roosevelt Desr StT-..1h, lp,, II
NE urges inc To make this effort To olssir
some OF your medicine. - ! believe II Oil
cure mo will give a stsloment OF nv c.,e.
About four ~ five months ago ! wa. taken
Win bad cold, and was vety hoatse in ron.
sequence OF working in water while building
and saw mill, l be,ng q mcdaniel snd was
under the doctors care about four weeks.
ana Got To be aGlc la walk about, and tr,ed
10 90 liiIlo work, which brought on SIGH,
oleoding OF the lungs. returned home d.,
WH'ed and suck. The nei, day while sitting
by the fire, blood vessel burst in nv lungs.
and commenced bleeding very fast. The
doctor happened 10 be near, and he done
every thing in bis power to .lop tho
bleeding, snd finally succeeded AFTER loo,inr
rear quart ft"m nv lungs, and moro from
me ann. But tins did not last but few huur,.
myiunRs were 80 spasmo.iic The doctor could
moi control lhem,snd loI five DAYS and night.
continued 10 bleed, until there MAS no blood
TO run, when II ceased 1t lcn me 50 weak |
could scarcely breath ot stir ! Law for a
long time IN one position Until my lungs
heaieh, anu began TO gain & liuls sifeneth.
but about four weeks ago relapse came on
and 6led again OF the lungs, aud continued
TO cough and raise large quantities OF bloc
dy matter every day. and was rapidly hasten
ing TO the grave. NV Giends and ne,ei,hor.
had given OPP oil hopes and told a,e that nru.t
dc. My physician could give me no en-
enlargement, except that the lungs were not
yet ulcera'ed,aud all hopes Of recovery gone.
until one OF your pamphlets were given mo
descritinc DIR Lortor's Extract OF Lung~ort.
NY neiRhboIs obtained a bottle, for me sss
LAST resort but With very little hope. Of It
doing me sny good. have now taken il a.
boot week, and strange Ia say, from the frs,
dose took OF |, bryan 10 mend-and my
health is batter every way My night swcsis
bare nearly ceased, m, strength improves.
my r''slngs are leSs,and hope Is hgain rev,-
ed; but my medicine is almost gone, and
~iah you to send me two bottles immediate
ly, and IL recover, ! will do all in my pow.
TO spread the news that consumption can 10
cured, Iremain YOURS, &C.
CHAuNCEY u. MEDDIRY.
We do not ask people to use Dr Larbors
Extract Of LunR"ou unless they are con
WINGED from the proof offered them tha,
cure can he effected IN MI cases OF lung AMI
liver complaint, provided the diseases ATE not
past human aid
For luther proof SEQ medical books In
handb OF the agents, containing certificates
DC. All persons desiring The seency ol this
viii please apply TO tho proprietor,
G. ] RIOS EYELT.
ri l-2 State al. Albany
AsFsTs LUTHER DANIELS, Rutland
;, D. Wln,low, Piu,ford V. Ross, Bran
don aa,ovIy
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DR., 9 o RICHARDSON'S CELEBRATED
SHERRY WINE BIT'IERS:

4 CERTAIN cure for DJspepsis, Wan
N deing or Settled PSas, Hssrtburn.
Sinking Faintness. Piles. Liver Complaints,
Sour Stomach, Weakness OF The Limbs, Ner-
vops Debility, Costlssness. Loss OF Appeuis.
Dizziness, Headache. and all disease eaus-
ed BY an unhealthy stale OF The Stomach and
Bowels.
For sale, wholesale and retail, al the Doc
tore Office, Is Hssorsr Street, Boston, and
10y Barrett d Co, Rul,Hd, VI. 3Iom
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THE MOTT REMARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED

utobonhtus ~ hpsii "a ICio
On az sl-ont tn. l3lb da, 81 October, Ieii. was
tstsn With vneh nj pain IN my SIDE, near the l,et
~h,oh eoriinued sboet b.e DAYS. snd ~ss followed
By tho breAt % Of 80 ulorr o. shscr., Iu~afdiy,
- h,oh relieved the psta hitis hot caused
th,.~ 10 great qsniity Of off. a.tss matter aad
90 mpeh blood i,e,pg greatly siarmed at this, !
ppc,i To a yhysseian but he SaiJ he thought he
rsud do bot little Tor except give NJ soase Mr.
cu'y Pis Which rc fused io take. ieshas sat sheJ
ihsI They could do me no goHd-ssd The dlschsrss
81 bioed cd cortutaIou continued every lev days.
nd st last became oa. n,ise tha, could scarcely
br,aths Vas slso ses Isd With violent oosgh
which a. in,ss csssod % rsIse more blood ibs
had doRs before md roy d,ssass eoniiased in tn.
W., piIi gro~ins worse. ssia frhsss'y. vhss I'll
k.-se Of Nv reroseFv ~ss eivsn up, ed ny 6,enss
all ,snssh, ~cs'd DE ~ gailofAag ronsampsAsn
Al th.. IaesAsHt ~hoH my lie spp nfeAtly drss
NJ near lie olo,e. heard Of Ds wssssrs BAlsum 81
ia Clserry, hnd got bottle wkich relieved me
isnu,ediz,siy and blythe Of oniy thee botties
Of the rs$dicibs al my paSs were remosed-na,
eesrh sod spti,ar OF blood snd corruption sntrelr
.spp<S nd ~ Ie- weeks my beahh Nss 20 lar re-.
tofed 40 e. ensbls me 10 ~od Al thJ trade whlch 70
esrpsAlsr ,sAd SP 10 this laps have sulo,ed sevJ
health. THOMAS GOZkNs,
GIssoesss. E~asiy.k- J.,
rcf.oasiiy csms hfiofs me the sal~eaibsr. eas Of
The Jss,se.s of the fesor 81 sAd county Thomas
Cossrs sa4 leias ds,y srire,ed hecording to law
,sath to shove o stesscst 70 10 sii fh,sss ifoe
Aarnod s<sere ne 90 Ihs sfsh day 81 ApsitisI3. ,
J. CLEMENT. JP.
e.sh 70 The sess< sAssssd sseess q tA.s Bsissa.
.NATURE-s FASoRlTE PRESCRIPTION
. p4esrups,Os ssssss.al Ia her ~sAis, 80 "a pc
pared lreH chemicsi srirssts ffou sshssasess Who
ne ss,hss Of ssssfe hss pisoeSd "a osr o~s lsss
! Coz ~sso psryes~s. thai nsHy ~to bso~ aOthinx a
liza s1ss 81 tts Ds~psrstoa are csds@tettss Ia
J<essisry sses<s b, ssli,ag a. sn.eis slaallaf -
spqssrsncs ~ ~ spnessAtEg Their e~s Trash a
.sE<n~s a. this Rsiss~u, - W ps,tss - siri or
ss1 ssas@ssy s.-su.iss tssi d Iaported 49,
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| The kxd tcss<dv tsews 10 lie ~o~ld fs~ re
sv's ef C~vf Cstss.A stAs-s .Cresp. bred.
fsS al rae Lssrs, W Aeapsae 4 osgA, Bres-
sAsf,s. Jrf.estr, sbgistSs Of R,esiA,
PAS ibs HrcsH ~ 0Ss. L.r
CemtlsfaL end ne f,d .5ogu Of
CONSUMPTION.
4 th-...sS os.s, deemed sts,i, hcp>l... h.,.
tfris ss'sld,sN.d u, vast suprr"fh, o.st s.srr
fass-si s,~,iss escosey D. has sl~a,t he. -, T..
~ aftsfss ees PfesCriPiiot isi~s f''~sd th'sf.
y fr,.s r. 'aatssi silfsrt, ftvm via Cl.rft, Upl
"a Ts'-t~" ir,e, ihsi sv sssisred -Aeis,-, dc
sI~s 81 'hs lssgs p'evst W. siss fs~ ,ss,ss-
.t' 81 Ne ','fsesdia,t,I Po~s, hos s,uIssss
almost ~nho-i end
A 10y ,.sars.se. - ~ - rises Of ~. N.~ y.,t
tss-osl -he see yi'ee ~ b, sI be- pA,..siss. te
de 4 eoasprugape, bid bard iss'o' lo' roaih'
iae sse- .s~d smops lsrrs qasstn'es 81 nstisf's
sott III 1850, sohs,sses bad ,stea u,edoihs Fee
t~e sseatis hriHs Pss~.d All hop~--ehuny cured
b, lev bsstlrs 81 the Dalssu 10 September and
tktob-r. igN
Wun,a,., E.q ,uo,r., &c. ~ card cf
sps.rn-ir ssihEa ,rft~sa,y eve ,eup st,Haisg tsr-
Iised 10 tJ Recorder 1iilm,dss sbd J fo--
o. -.
A C,r~sa Ne- Yeh eit,. Who h,d DOT ,l.pa i,-
log dn-a. sf .'eh yesrs. leiss obliged 10 slssp
iH . slnns ro,tuts 90 fu cured ., 10 sttend to hn
bu,,ne.. Ih. mo.. sio'my weather.
Thosnss BssdIee, E.q, }. 2 Jsnsies, l.. l.
JseSs nosa..s. N D. iis"i'asdou. cared
child 81 p shoroebts. Of ebsti~sts d,sesse 81 the
ssg, shss ks had tined oil tho sssai remedies 10
vsin.
"TAsrc - NJ such hing as far In the his
tory of ,h. ~oederfpl hal.sn. E'denee the mast
convincing evidence that no one can doubt fully
s.,sbhshe. ih,. hef. Fa the sske ~ bevii, we
seleei the fslie~tsg fran thousand
lsaso PIs,t. Lev, editor NJ ,hs Posehtosp.,s IA
rs ons Of the moe, isaoes,a papers he state al
New York, states under The soihotit, Of bis o~e
a mr. abat n a no lady n relative oI uf
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6kdh
The shove IL correct likeness of q person
that hs, been cured II bad humot OF long
siandirr, by using BROWNS sARShPA-
RfLLA and TOMATO DIrTERs. Who
will or can have The least doubt bot the a.
bovc medicine is the bcst article now In use
for The following complains. shet reading
the following terih.stes bad humors,
dispersi., jsundice, cestiseness 10 cured by
them 10 a short time, after all other predi-
clnss have failed. Give them a tnsl and sat
i,fy Yourselves Of tho truth Of the above az
seriiou.
BE sure and always ask for Browns, as
there arc limitations and cuunterieits sold,
which IL no more like the genuine which is
prcpsrsJ by Frederick BrOwn than cold wa
ter.
These excellent buers " III be found Ger
tain cure in all cases Of indigestion or dis
pepsia. laundlce, loss OF appethe, general de.
bilnv, fs,ntnesS and sinking Of the stomach,
Town Of spirits, costIvencss, delsi miDa,ion
Of blood 10 the head pain IN the side and
limbs, tiarrhn, weakness, dizziness, Cu,sne.
Gus eruprions on the face and neck, hectic
fever, nigh, sweais, nervous and sIck head
ache, atiJhy Of stomach, bilious affection,
piles, and in al diseases caused ny impur.
tues Of the blood the debility Of the system
OF the unhealthy state Of the stomach and
bowels.
They are also exceedingly chcaciSus in
restoring constitutions broken down bS sed-
entary emplnyncnis and have been extensive
ly used by clefgymen, editors, clerks. seam
stresses. and numerous others whose health
has been inbred bv confnrmcn, and close
application, with the happiest results. They
restore the action Of the stomach, increase
the quantity OF blood, and impari to the wan
and emaciaicd system OF the luvs lid The vigor
and glow nj true health.
These biiicrs are warranted 10 be a purely
vegetable compound-and mark this, they
can never do the leas, injury in any case
whatever.
They are kept by many persons as fami-
" medicine. and have been given to the
younges, children, on account Of the mild.
ness Of their operation, with excellent ef-
feet.
Pos,offce. Egartown, Mass, NAY, 81, ls45,
Mr.. +. Brown Sir. VIII you have the
kindness. to forward me by the schooner En-
eIgy now III Boston. a, Central Wharf, OPP
posits Aiessrs He~ins q Fishers store six
dozen bottles sarsaparlls and Tomato Bit
ters. A captsin OF a ship bound on Cape
Horn voyage, wishes more than have now
on hand To supply hun with therefore
send this 10 be mailed in New Bedford. 40
tina, You can send them up by tho Energy
Should delay sending the order until to-
morrow's mail, ii would be TOO late TO send
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

POPULAR REMEDIES.

THE most popular remedies OF The prca.
i ent day as those which cleanse and pu.
rfy the blood, and which are known To la
innocent in the qualities. Such remedies as
sntimony, zinc. mercury and the having re-
course 10 The bleeding IN diseases, are now
It II hoped going oui 81 fashion, and ,egstu.
Bile remedies " III soon he the popular Tnsdi.
cine. Then Bfsndseih's Feeeisble Unser-
sci Pills will loo used and appreciated. They
are known to Aci benehcially on every part
Of the body being taken up by the chyls
they pass into the blood, which they purity
and il should be remembered that they only
remove those parts from the blood which
we're The cause of inhAmallon 81 disease Of
any kind. Notllina is equal To Kidding the
viiialed humors with vegetable medicine nf
lhns kind which eighty four years have
proved never IN do isJufy. but ALWAYS RoOC
BIZ CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The follow ing are the only authorized a
gents for The sale of The BTandreih Pill. and
Linimen, IN Rutl.nd County.
VIZ CSIoddsrd, Ripley s Bailey, RW
land J Bssman s Son, West PoeliDsy.; e
q Walker, Benson X b Armstrong. West
haven: J ID Goodwin. Cssileion Hodges a.
Hawkins WsAt CAsileion, A willard. Par
haSen. W. u. Calm * Co. Orwell; Buck
mss,sr. Sbrsw sesB; S Townsend. Wsl!ing.
ford, Laphsm ami Val South wAllinelord
r + Rogers Dsnby, Wheaton, & swallow
Ps~Is,, II, S,mpnds, PniSlord, Ira DmloG,
brandon. Ira Dipshqm. sudbury, y "
SAWYER. TTnnaulh Vad and .Ous. Middle
town. Anea Grover, Wells II llhohcook,
Clarendon Springs Moves a Harris, EsN
Pouhnsy h. Prss,cn, piftsbeid; Jones A.
Dow, Cs,,Ingsvlllsi X. Richardson. Jr she'-
burEe. SisAs