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Post once box 1894 Next drawing, December 4
Extraordinary Drawing december -
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everywhere; satisfactory FREDERlGk ]. KING,
Lawyer Notary Public Commissioner, No. Eighth street,
near Cooper institute
A MATEUR WOOD WORKERS
~ find everything they require In
RARE AND FANCY WOODS,
plaued ready for use.
GEORGE VI. REED 4 co.'s,
1876 10 300 Lewis street. New York
Send three cent stamp Tor catalogue and price list
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
~. corner Fulton and BOornm street
open from A. NJ 10 . T. NJ
On sunday from 8 To Z. NJ
HAVANA LOTTERY. -"EXTRAoRDfNARYn DRAW.
~ every tickets information furnished
o. OTIS Co, $40 broadway New York. and Post Office
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Grocer Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer All New Workers
and everybody else should call and BARGAINS 80 Vessv
street.
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OUR MUSEUM.

number of years ago the subject was agitated
here Of establishing 4 national depository of OBJ
iects of interest in the natural history of the
islands, rs also Of memeutoes of the past of the
native race. These last. however, are now
scarce. having been carried away to foreign
countries, where they figure largely as curiosities
in public and private collections. The design of
4 public museum here, has slumbered until
of late But through the e~xertions Of Mr..
Hitchcock, the Inspector General of Schools, and
OF Mr. Green, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
the enterprise has been at length fairly set on
foot. y spacious room in the west corner Of the
Government House, adjoining the Library, has
been set apart for the museum, and there a pleas
ant hour may be spent by the lover Of the curious
and the student Of geology. Connected with
the pa history of the Hawaiiaus may be seen
beHrtiful mats and tapas, The fabrication Of
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MOUNT HALEAKALA.

1.-The House Of the Sun " is the literal English
of the Hawaiian name of the great volcanic
mountain of Maui. Its height above the sea is
1927 feet, according to Professor Alexander,
and browning its top is the largest known crater
in the world, some thirty miles in circumference
Ages have elapsed since Pele-the Hawaiian
goddess of the volcano-abandoned this region for
the neighboring Island of Hawaii, and the natives
possess no tradition of fire at Haleakala. Having
recently made the ascent of this mountain, we
propose to give our readers a brief account of
the trip.
Leaving Maknwao ON Observation-Disclosures are
plentiful, good, and moderately priced-0c rode
up over 4 rough cart-road, passing the two
pleasantly situated boarding schools,-one for
boys and one for girls,-we found much to inter-
est us in the scenery that developed as we mounted
one piece or table of rising land after another,
until we arrived at a g watering place. about
three miles from the summit. This is Il rocky
basin in the bed of what is sometimes a stream,
and here c%anteens are filled for the rest of the
trip, for unlike Mauna Kea, there is no water on
the top of Haleakala. Up to this point the
road for the most part is uninteresting, the route
it pursues leading over breezy hills thinly clothed
with i0i and Spanish clover, interspersed with
oheio bushes and patches of wild strawberries.
The latter were not very plentiful, but had the
flavor of the genuine article, and in that partic-
ular far superior TO those sold in Honolulu.
Here and there were elumps or solitary specimens
of koa, that have been left behind in the retreat
Of the forest from before the woodman and the
cattle.
From the watering place, at the foot of a tall
barren peak called Puuniniu, VIC wander on over
a very rocky country, now and then toiling up n
steep incline and again winding in and out
amongst erumbling ridges of deoayed lava or over
their crests. At an elevation of something like
eight thousand feet we come across a beautiful
towering shrub that is peculiar to this locality.
It is n species of geranium, with leaves like
frosted silver, and bearing a pure white family
fragrant blossom. The delicate flower shows
strangely amongst so much of rugged barrenness,
and gives us subject for talk until We arrive ut
- the cave" This is the remains Of q huge
bubble Of lava that has swellcd above the general
surface, and being broken partially away, affords
4 rude shelter for benighted travellers who are
willing to consoTt with swarms of fieas and be
half stifed with the smoke that a necessary fire
will pour into the shallow interior. PTcferring
the summit rs our resting place for the night,
We push on our tired horses over the last weary
mile of the road, and after q climb up n dusty
hill, dotted here and there with punches Of coarse,
wirv grass, we dismonnt within n few rods Of the
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FRID4F. MGUsT % Is-

FRIDAY. AUGCsT 20. 1879.
va uote ihe arrival, since lsG report. 5fthe American bark
Enma c. Bcai, O. the 18th. Gora Newcastle with essl q, q.
b'eE-s & Co I7th. H. q. n :. Repuise. frol va.eo.vcr
islana, via HIo- Rsaskekaa a-d Haualei; 18Th. A1sr.eas
ship hount WashinFt1a. from san Francisco. O. r. Pr4ft 20
I0ad Eaazo.
The departures have b~eer-llih. Mar Bsle Rsbrrt. er
sAn FTanei@eo. with Island produce valued ~ ssI DOL %.
lsth- J. 4 faIkiuburg. Er Portland. with island rrr4,-s val,
ned a. SI4,sIsV3.
Our caie- from san Fnoe.co arc % the II inst, We ar.,.
FROM the Commercial Herald.
sUo,R-Ihe price Of all Refined has dn,Irr The month Fl
-lsmcrdo one cent PET pound ali around. The prrs-
7B--TEsf ~ - 81 efocey grades i very Light, eoase-
A.e' aIe ~ tnls writing several cargoes en- route from IIoro-
III, uut the bulk 81 the Sugar goes To the rcineTieE On rc.-
C-.st ne seek uadfr reFiss several hundred bbhs Sez YorE
tLusned have changed hands n fuI lquez- Following Il The
LtN1 - y tHe Cahfornl1 Refinery: Golden @ CO lie. Erfr,
Sranutsieu, l2ci ClrcIe a Cushed, I2lc- Cube I9l~, PC--
.face iSyy Kegs HaEaiian ~ current rates. 90 has Cc,tr-I
American * Zephyros, at Glci 200 bags DO. OK ste9mer- 20
CoTr~rr-tnuciiateiy following our last l-s5s 2Ooo b1g.
- r. ~ kts we're placed 90 the trade al 2Ic. and tie
4l2tau9n of The hour. The 5000, 600 pound stock now brrr e
nIa eh4eny y Two parties who are expecting higher rates -
falc - Ut moderate and prices stron-.
NoOL-TLe stock Of all Kinds rena,nino m, ,.fzc,s,
"a ~ splIng cbp add Old nli wen nigh exhausted. Iamis,
- ani hs seasons ai clip are now coming in vcry grar-
"a = y % &c according 70 condition. Short staple. six
~ - months clip free, IG0I5c. Eastern Oregon com
Hisnhs %oacZzei Western Oregon VALLEY clipl. 27NIac Tor Sc
..'Hli caii'rnfa spring, 25A2Glc Tor choice northern fleece.
hIGE-"ith very large stocks prices continue 70 droop. and
~ ANA can now be bought at ste; No. 1 China, G1G!c;
on onskong' brings 1900 bags
quality. ~ f ~ '"''' 'e''dns 70
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which IS now a lost art domestic utensils 1:
ancient war drums stone hatcbets and adges ;
and helmets worn by the chiefs, eather-coyered
strikIngly resembling in shape those Of the an
cIcnt Greeks and Romans. In cases are displayed
memerous specimens OF lava and beautiful forma-
tons Of sulphur from the volcanoes. Some nav
be surprised 70 find specimens Of quartz and
granite from among the Hawaiian rocks, and
there il o remarkable lump Of iron ore from
Kauai. From the geology Of the old world we
have a cabinet Of AZ specimens of minerals. &c.
(catalogued) from James Tenant, London, pre-
sented 10 the Natural History and Microecopieal
Society by W. l.. Green. Some interesting
specimens Of ooze from the ocean bed obtained
by dredging from II. e. Ms 5. Challenger:
very beautiful specimens Of the framework
Of d" ~siiiceous sponge. " also from the Challenger,
obtained from a depth Of 100 fathoms.
In looking over the various articles in this
collection, which may be termed but the mere
nucleus Of a museum. we notice that many have
been loaned or contributed by individuals, whose
names arc affixed, sometimes with an explanatory
note. We hope TO see this example extensively
followed by those having articles of interest in
their possession. If Il thing of beauty is JOY
forever, let Z &c placed where its safety can be
assured and where its enjoyment can he rarti-
Grated in by the public.
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PORT OF HomoLuLu, H. 4.
AREINALs.

3. lS-Sehr IA Hoi, Reynolds, from KahuIui, Maui.
l5-Schr Active, PuaahiEa, from KShaIa. Hawai-.
I5-schf Pauahi, Hopu, from HnO, Hawai-.
i2-sehT Annie, Kalauaos from Kona and Knu, Hawaii.
I3-Sehr WarEick, John Bail, fin Kalaupapa, MoIoEai
lS-schr Manuokawai, Rala"aa, I'm Mako, Maui.
t9-Am * Emma G Beal, Bailey, Sc days I'm Newcastle
H-Sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina. Mani
L-schr Mile Morris, Lima, I'm Kaunakakai, Molokai.
is-scnF Mary Flea. Mana, from Kohala, Hawaii.
Il-schr Lnka, kaaj, from Mooaa, Kauai.
III RePqlse. Admiral Cochrane, I'm Victoria,
VIA Hno and Hanalef.
l5-Am ship aeunt Washington, Perkins, Is days from
san Francisco.
ls-schr Prince. Beck. from Kona and Kan. Hawaii.
ls-Schr Kamaie, BoIles, I'm waimea a Koloa, Kauai
B-U : ; Pensacola, Admiral Amy, I'm Hawaii & Maui
ly-sehr FairT Queen, Kaaina, from Hanalsi Kauai,
l9-schr Rinau, AhuihaIa, from MaIiko, Maui.
G-Schr Hattie, Niks, from Waimea and Kol0a. Kauoi
2l-Sfmr Kiauea, k~archani, from Kauai.
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Tue RELIGIOUS CONFLICT IN GERNANY-BERLIN,
July 25.-The NORTH German Gazette, commenting
on the recent submission of Catholic clergymen to
the law for the administration of church property,
says the Episcopate has thereby abandoned the prin-
ciple hitherto maintained, that political and ecclesi-
astical matters can only be regulated by means Of
independent arrangements between State and Church.
The Gazette infers that the Roman cura has given
permission to the clergy to decide for themselves, at
the same time securing a decision that submission
will not be regarded as an act of disobedience to
Papal authority. This, continues the Gazette, may
be considered as changing the struggle between the
political and ecclesiastical powers, and the Catholic
Episcopate will probably urge upon Rome the neces-
sity Of extending still further freedom of action in
these matters.
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district on tie latter island the deep valleys u
Waipio and Waimanu the rolling plateau Of
Waimca the dark red cones on tic side Of
Mauna Kea and. following up it, gentle SLOPE
above the belt Of forest, s,iIl more crater shapes,
until, cTaEning all, there rIsc the summit peak,
with here and there q riff Of snow.
\ long spur or ridge Of piled-uP lava bounds
the eastern side Of the gap through which we
look, and the low-lying clouds that have been
gathering on the windward side Of this thanking
wall, impelled ny the frcshening trade-winds,
pour over the edge. and in a slsPing sheet Of
feeey softness Nil the gap. soon the volume
Of cloud has completely bid the gorge. and then
detached masses eddy around and sal! into the
crater. settling On the cones and wreathing around
them like shrouds. Other masses follow, and
speedily the whole vast floor of the crater is
spread over with an undulatins canopy of cloud.
that thiekens, swells. and finally fills the space.
The rim Of the crater still shows above the clouds,
but the abyss Is gone And 80 We mount our
horses and bid farewell to Haleakala.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. liam d Mary Belle Roberts, Gray, for san Francisco
1f-Schr Pueokahi, Clark, for Hama, Maui
n-SChr Juanita, Dudot, for Kaunakakai. MoIokai
l4-Schr Kinau, Ahuihala, for Maliko, Maui.
I-schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, for Kahuiui, Maui.
IT-Schr Active, Puaahiwa, for KOhaIa, Hawaii.
H-Schr Pauahi, Hopu, for Hid, Hawaii.
I-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa,M oIokai.
tS-sehr Manuokawai. Kalawaia, for Molokai & Maliko
I8-Schr Mile Morris, Lin q, Tor Kaunakakai. Molokai
I3-stmr Kilaues, MaTehaut, for Kauai.
lS-km bktn Jane A FalkinburE, Brown, for Portland, o
lg-Schr Ncttie Merrill. Crane. for Molokai q Lahaiua
I9-Schr Mary Ellen, Mana, for Kohaia, Hawaii.
2O-Scht Luka, Kaai, for MolOaa, Kauai.
2O-Schr Prince, Beck, for Kona and Kan, Hawaii.
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OAHU I!

VNHE TRUSTEES TAKE PLEASURE IN
announcing that MIR. A. PRATT, A. NJ, recently Of the
Golden Gate Academy. Oakland, and an instructor OF much
experience and excellent repute will be in charge OF this insti-
teton the coming year.
He will be assisted by accomplished teachers in the various
departments.
classics.
Miss Fannie Merritt, recently a teacher in the san Rafael
Institute, and Miss NJ. r. Eckley, for two years n teacher in
the Bencia Female seminary, will instruct in drawing, music,
and other studies.
Mrs. Pratt will act as matron.
Patrons Of the school may expect a year Of superior advan-
tages.
The next term will open on WEDNESDAY, the Sh OF
September.
900 2m by THE COMMITTEE.
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PnoFEssoR T~yndalI's challenge about the prayer
gauge has been accepted. uneousciousiy but prac-
tically, 10y a curious sect Of believers in Great
Britain who call themselves. frankly enough. the
Peculiar People" 30 far as We can see, their
peculiarly - consists chiefly in their taking liter
ally what other believers take fguratively. The
Peculiar People ought not to be stigmatizei as
fools. for an eminent Judge in England, the late
Baron Pigott. belonged to this odd sect. and, as
Shah Baham says in the play. " You will no, easily
make anybody believe that a Shah is a fool" What
a Shah is in Persia and countries Of that sort, "a
The Peculiar People have just established a
hospital in London. From this hospital all doctors
are to be rigidly excluded. When we consider that
4 physician of unusual moral scrupulOusness has
just come forward in the Lancet to show that IN
dertakers are in the habit of paying English doctors
a percentage on burials. this regulation of the
'' Peculiar People may be thought not very Pc
culiar. But with physicians they exclude also all
medicines. Their doctrine Is that when the Lord
will heal He viii heal, and when He will slay lie will
slay, and they hold it impious to interfere with his
DEGREES otherwise than by prayer. Now let Professor
Tyndall insist upon having a regular monthly COM
parison of the returns from the hospital Of the
Peculiar People, with those from any ordinary
hospital. No one can complain Of such a test, since the
Peculiar People, who may fairly claim to be the
only practical and exclusive believers in the efficacy Of
prayer as a sanitary and hygienic instrument, have
themselves invited it. If it comes afterward 10 a
question of the relative efficacy of prayers put up
by the Peculiar People, and by other deyout
persons of a less positive and peremptory faith, that
matter may be discussed from other points of view.
Recently, in a discussion in a private circle on
the efficacy of prayer, we heard an idea advanced
which struck us as new-though it may be old to
others. 1t was to the effect that, while the Almighty
governs the world according to fixed and immutable
laws, the operation of which we call Nature, yet it
may be that He inspires His people to pray for that
which is about to CONE to pass, and that thus occur
what are known as direct answers to prayer. The
remarkable fine weather which characterized the day
of the late transit of Venus-which it will be re-
membered a correspondent Of the ADVERTISER
claimed was vouchsafed in answer to special prayer
was mentioned as a possible instance in point.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

fore existing under the firm name a BLACK A AUD,
il hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. !. n. BLACK
will ray all liabilities a. the iac paftnerhiP, and ai persons
indebted are requested 20 make immediate payment 60 him
oniy. y. III. BLACK.
june Ist, 1873. JAMES ATLp
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NOTICE
FOR RENT. SALE OR LEASE

o. COTTAGE AND Pr Misses AT
10. present occupied hy Col. II. PrendrrEasi, II and II
- WALTER II. sEAI.
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List of Advertised Letters
DEMAINING IN THE POST-OFFICE

nv Aoh'AAA 80 AHfNT
Arnold, Miss = { Kennedy, Jno :
Adams, Mr. King, Geo
Briggs, JnO Landstein, y
Bunker, Ill McGonagal or Lewis, MicheaI
Babcock, Jno Luce. VIM
Burnham, s ii
Brightman. Jos Mackenzie, W + 4
Baker, C s McDonough. Jno L 2
Biglow. II u Ntzhugh,, Henry J
Bmening, T. " McDonel, Kenneth
Mccormack, Alex
CLARK, J re- Mumford, Judge
Chapman, Eben Maitland, Erskins &
Childs, F r . Mcguire, Simpson
COker, WIN . Morant, Philip .
Mills, Warren 4
Downs, Henry
Dickson, O O'IIara, Patrick .
DevereuX, w b Ochs, friedrich NJ
Francis, } Person, L n
Foster, Friedrich Pena, Richard
Perry, Nclceus
Gilet, CIV
Gleason, c " Robson, Mrs
Gage, Sam1S Ranken, W HI
Graves, Samuel > Richard. W II
GTifiss, Sabine Rankcn, II
Garlichs, Adolpl Reeves, Jno Il
Giherd, James
Smith, James d
Harrington. II shiplcy, Alex n
Tartng, August Stone, VIM H .
Henderson, Col Jo
Hoyt, Harry Trempcr, Mr.
Hall, VIM libby, ES
Hart, Alfred Thomas, I
Ilin, l.
Van Loon, WIN
Jordan, Capt Meltial
Weedon, Richard
Kaufman, WIN Wilson, Francis 2
Krug, Paul Wassmann, Rudolph
a. Persons inqurng for Letters in this list are requested
to ask for Advertised Letters.
A. p. BRICKwOOD,
au14 81 Postmaster General
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NorICE.-rhe w-hansassaIs Ba.s BaII

Csaa meets for practcc en- Tacs4sys, Thurslays and Saturdays
.. 40 p g.. or t- grounds a. ub- rrsr ofths K-r7rre Ware
hrGse.
Hanoluia. JAY i-h. 1873. ~.
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~ITIZENSA AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
- LII, NtsInE frenis aud ssranEers seeesah2 ar
cordially invited 10 ai.cnd Pubic worship az fVhG ct
CHURCH uhcre services are heti every sabbath at O'Clock,
A. NJ, and IL Z. NJ. SEATS are pcettasd tore ply Who maJ %
pleased 20 attend. Tlere . q Geanes4ay evening Prayer
Meeting a. =. oclUek. in the Lecture rnoa, O. which All a.
werone. sp& ~
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NOTICE !

NOTICE
WHEREAS. 4 she undersigned did. on the
w 9Th day Of June, 1875, appoint His Royal Highness the
PRINCE W. +. LELEI0HokU To be my Agent Tor the care
and management OF all my property, both real and personal,
within this Kingdom, notice thereof i hereby given 90 all
whom IL may concern. n. K|EELIkoLANf
Honolulu, July 10Th, 1875. 9os-3m
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u,nE rNDERsIGNEn, pRoPRIEToR

and Publisher 81 the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ApyEETtsTH,
viii continue the business &C Printing and Publishing In an
is branches AT The old stand. No. 10 Merchant Street; .
June 9Th. ISIS. J. N. BLACK.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
n YOU'LL RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIE
Il Foreign Residents Of these Islands, that I have this day
Purchased the
Wholesale
Hitherto carried on by Mr.. GODFREY RHODES, and that I
shall hereafter conduct the same under the name and style ~
MACPARLAEE K CO. II. MACFARLAEE
Honolulu. tu1ust IL, 1875. a1l4 e
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New Steamer.

tn. following communication from Maui on the
above subject. was too late for our last issue.
Pr AI.rn Annnak ISTS
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Projected Departures.
FoR HAsALEI-Schr Fairy Queen, sails this p ST..
FoB MISDW ARD PORrs-Stmr Kilanea, sails on Monday
FOR HALIKo-SchT Rinau, sails this p NJ.
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cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Ram

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Ram
This Is to certify that We, the undersigned,
Allen &. Pruden and Harrison Maynard, have
and We do hereby form limited partnership
for the transaction Of . mercantile and manu-
tacturing business in the city Of st. Paul. In the
State of Minnesota.
First. such partnership is to be conducted
under the firm name OF A. Z. Pruden.
Second. Tn. general nature Of the business
t. be transacted by said firm is the manufac-
ture and sale OF stoves, tin ware, &c.
ner interested in said firm, his place of residence
being the city Of st. Paul, in the State Of Mime
sofa. Harrison Maynard is the special partner
interested in said firm, his place of residence
being st. Albans, in the State Of Vermont.
FOURTH Harrison Maynard, special partner
Aforesaid, has contributed to the common
stock the sum OF eleven thousand III ,O0O) dol
lars as his share of the capital Of said partner
ship.
Filth. Said partnership is to commence on
the 10th day Of April, 1876, and is to termin-
ate December thirty-fr 1879.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this fifteenth day OF April,
1876.
A. K. PRUDEN, fseal]
HIRAM MAYNARD [seal]
Signed and sealed in the presence OF
D. Robitaille, den.
George c. Noble, AS to Hiram May
H. F. Stevens, nard.
State OF minnesota, County Of Ramsey, s.
Be it known that on this seventh day of April,
1876, before me, a Notary Public within and
for said county, personally appeared Allen K
Pruden, to me well known as the same per.
son described in and who executed the forego-
ing certificate eff special partnership, and he
duly acknowledged that he executed the same
JAMES B. BEALS,
| (Notarial seal. Notary Public,
Ramsey Co., Mimi.
State of Vermont. Franklin County, IS. b
it known that on this twenty eighth day Q
| April, A. D. 1876, before me, Notary Public
within and for said county and State, person.
| ally appeared Hiram Maynard, to me vel
known as the same person described in and
who executed the foregoing certificate Q
special partnership, and he duly acknowledg
| ed that he executed the same.
II. F. STEVENS,
[Notsry's seal) Notary Public.
A. g. State Of Vermont.