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GOT NEW opLEANs) ,v,rT9TNs TD9ETNslTAL I $yR9E9Mss s54IisSz ,. E zens of Little Rock and vicinity. TOOTH ACHE, caused hy exposure of the NERVE, cured without causing the least pain. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, inserted OF PLATE or PIVOT warranted 10 initiate NATURE, so closely, as 10 deceive the incest observer; and to answer many Of the purposes of the natural organs lie can be found at the ANTHONY HOUSE. LitAe Rocf. FeJ. l8. f946.-23ar
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sIEgsEs. & SMslNS

MTfLLte taken totan on shares after the ist " oi Sept, next, by tln Rockville tanning es- taolishnent, (Sesen nies south Of this city,, in fourche township.) In order to accommodate he farmers we have made arrangements with Mir. Charles Iheiss, merchant oa nlltii street. ' tdke iii hides 'and enter tlisin on the share-book. When tanned the leather will also be deposited al the above haned store.
 Salt the hides and dry them in the .'shade.''
 I9 fls GEO. BRODIB
 GO. TALLER. little Rock. August 9th fSf5 H-6m.
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lYgcEEfGaA Notsce.

GoLON BO8LAND NJ. D., offers his prolcs- tD siona services te those who may need them in all the branches of Medical and Surgical practice.
 He may be lound al his residence (lormery Gov. Yell's) on Louisiana Street
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WATCHES, JEW E2E1gGS, SC. P c. DELAR0DERlE S2 c. J. GARNER, kS having associated themselves for 'tle pur- pose of conducting the WATCH MAKING and JEWELRY BUSINESS, in the well known stand on Main street, formerly occupied by BENJ LINE BAUGfl beg leave to inform the citizens of Little Rock and the pabiic n general, that they are pre- pared to repair all kinds of Clocks, Watches, Jew elry &c.. warranted to be done in the neatest and best style.
 They will always keep on hand fine and well selected assortment of the most fashionable Jew elry such as Gold and Silver Lever Waehes Gold and Silver Spectacles Gold and Silver Pencils, Breast Pins, Finger Rings Sc., which they will sell low for cash.
 N. B.-All kinds of engraving will be neatly executed.
 Lale Rock, Feb lj, ISIS. 23-3m
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CLASSICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
 SlA.s4tilN A52Wo

EAST MARKHAM ST, LITTLE ROCK
 .4RKRMS4S IT HHIS Institution will be opened on MOND8Y. X He l2h Of Jsaearg IStd, for tie reception of students, under the immediate patronage of the nt Rev u Dr. Byrne The house secured for this purpose is sufficiently large and convenient for the accommodation of sixty boarders and is located in one ol the most healthy and retired parts ol the city
 The course of studies witlembrace all that Is re- quslte to prepare youug men for commercial basi- ness and inc learned professions; and will not be inferior to any system of education taught in our best Colleges. The discipline will be md yet firm. Every attention will be paid to the domestic com forts ct the boarders, well as 10 their manners and haorai conduct During recreation they will be always under the supervision of preiect,
 TERMS.
 Board tuition and use of bed
 and bedding $l5o per annnm Washing and mendng I2 :"
 Day scholars, 4a
 Stationery aad medical attendance, if required will form separate charges The payments 10 be made hat-yearly in advance.
 No student will be received for shorter period than six months, and no deduction for absence un- less caused by sc!Sncssor di3nission. Each board CT will come provided with, at least three snits of summer, and two sIis of winter clothes; also six shirts, six pairs of stockings six towels, six hand kerehieis, and three pairs Of shoes or boots-all marked with his name. No pecuniary advances will be made by the Seminary in favor of any stu dent, unless an equivalent sum be deposited in the hands of the treasurer
 The annual vacation will commence about the middle of July immediately after public cxamna- ton and distribution of premiums; and terminate about the middle of August.
 Semi annual reports of the health, proficiency and general standing of the students will be sent to their parents or guardians.
 All letters postpaid. and directed to the Rav'd JoffN MONAGHAN, President of the Seminary, will meet with prompt attention.
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S00O LBS Arkansas Flour of good quality, COOO received and for sale at
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS. Little Rock. Feb'y I7, 1916. 23-tf
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LITrfLF ROCK ya1aG1tAJAI9 14YS1QDU .eJgs MISS SARAH R. QUAIL,

P31M9IpAAo | dtE undersigned having been appointed Trus- 4 tees, have made an arrangement with Ma49 QUAIL to take the superntendence of this Fnsd- tuton,
 The first session will open on MONDAY THE l5f1I DEe EMBER, i9t5 aud as the number will b2 saa- ied, is necessary that all applications ta made as soon as possible.
 The course of instruction will comprehend all the higher branches ot thorough English edsc.tisa together with
 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,
 AEYD aIUSIC. The terms of tuition for session Of five months hava been fixed, for Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Con- position, &e., sl5 co FRENCH, 10 % DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 % MusIc, 2j co From the fatering character of the testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary. Penn, we can confidently recommend this Institution to such young ladies as desire to accomplish their educaiion Boarding can be had in respectable families on moderate terms
 T. S. DREW,
 A, E. THORNTON, } Dec. l5 1Sf5. l4-=tf
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DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES, ]
 ARKANSAS DISTRICT.
 NOTICE TO BANKRUPTS. shall apply 10 the Court al it's next term, for pro- cess against ali persons who have failed 10 comply with the rule of the Court, requiring the payment of costs in their respective cases. A great number are iii arrears, and Heu eases arH ia GH probability De dj5mjssed.
 WM FIELD, CLERK. E1h eG 1e1. ot.a.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] s..
February % I84S.

STATE or ARKANSAS, ! s.,
 COUNTY or JEFFERSON S@s
 NOTICE FOR CONFIRMATION or TAX TITLE.
 Whereas, on inc 4th day ot November, ls44, John j. Hammett, sheui of said county, pursa- ant 10 previous advertisement, sold for taxes the following tracts or parcels of land, viz the w l of the northeast qr. ot sec. p, of 5 s, in r ", of fte fifth principal meridian, containing eighty acres; and the ] of the n " or of sec ?. $ SIT W, con tainng eighty acres; and inc of the W qr of sec 2, s s, ' W, containing eighty acres; and the c ol the qr ot sec 22 $ s, r W. containing eighty acres; lhe " of or, sec 22 of 1 $ $, ", containing eiaity acres the of Il CT, the N { of the qr, thc " of the W or. thc " of the W q, t.e o the qr, and the of II qt ot SEC 3!, II 8S,r5 W, ot the fifth principal meridian, containing, together, eight hundred and eighty acres and, d,thcundarsgned Ambrose iIud5ens became the purchaser and which said several tracts of land he now holds by rtue of several deeds ex ecuted to him by said sherii bearing date he tenth day oi February. l546.
 For which said several tracts of land, the under signed paid the following sums of Inonef, to-wit:
 Taxes at tie sale. Sl9 02
 Taxes for the year lSl5 l3 75
 Sheriif's deeds, 90
 Clerks fees for recording, 90
 Taxes for iSl6, l3 T5
 Total, & ? 5 Therefore, know all persons whom t may con cern, that notice is hereby given to all persons who can set up any title to said lands. sold and pur chased as aforesaid, in consequence of any rghl or any lreguarify or illegality connected with such sale and purchase, to come forward and show cause at the October term Of the circuit court of lief tersen county, at court to be holden at Pine Bluff, on the 2d Monday of October next, if any they can why the right SO obtained as aforesaid, should not be eonhrmed-inasmuch as the undersigned will then and there move the court for confirmation of his tile, in accordance to an act of the legislature, approved Nov. ad, l336 in relation to the conrma- ton of tax titles.
 AMBROSE IIUDGENS.
 Pjae Rl4f, Ftb. IGh, ls46
 Printers fee Sl5 90. 246w.l
 DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES, ARFiNsAs DIS-prcT.
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RFEOgsA', Eg.ogA MC.

NHU3Eb'1 NEBgA CAE. EO Bbls superfne Flour OO f0a9 lbs Bar Iron, assorted, }a0 lbs Hoop iron assorted, i. rec lbs Round iron. asserted l6 Kegs No. l White Lead,
 llhd Bacon Sides, Received per "Arkansas Mail" and for saic by
 VIM. E. WAIT. Little Eeel, NeH 19. 1915. la-G
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Some people mind their own bnsinesss- others neglect everything which most con- cerns them, and are always meddlng with the affairs or their neighbors. The former are usually quiet and peaceable ciiizens-the latter never; for the community are too well informedsto award to tfem the praise they desire, and without t, they can never be con tent. A real peace maker is an invaluable blessing in neighborhood; but quarrel some spirit is no small calamity.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-25

A PRfNrER's ToAsr-The following toast was drunk at the late celebration of the an niversay of the Philadelphia Typographical Association.
 ByE. Grallon.-0er Consteliaiioa-Eng land would willingly rob us of V; but she will find we have got I I and Fl to protect our rights: Not a beneath the | of 54 shall ever be forced from us and the Brit ish press will have to figure in many blus- tering T before they frighten ns.-tssr, palpar
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-25
REDUCTION OF pOsTAf;lt

For the benefit of subscribers by mail, the Mes sengcr and Review will be printed oir the finest pa- per, manufactured expressly for il, by which the postage will be greatly reduced and the bound volume rendered far more convenient.
 The undersigned believes lhai the above drrange- ment fs aa suspicious Tor Southern and Western Literature and Interests, and hopes to be adequate ly sustained and rewadd fer lis efforts 10 inain- tain them.
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EaSsss EsENsF oEs SALE.

pIdt1 UI liFkdIIsts' Auditors Office, Little Rock, Arkansas Fist February l84i. 2l--Sw.
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TO THE PEOPLE eF TIE sorTit aSn
 WEST

Having pmehas.d from the proprietess srN,,4, . S0RfdefA 9aa tFtfcn Mgedhi4 Naaaainc 4ad Ry. fiem T "l iio.h iilc lst lanRary nsxt Be b.a,fl- aA Mith !. ". '-l.. l-.liI
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AuDIToR's OFFICE, LITTLE ROCK,
 Arkansas 2lth February 1s46. 2i-4w.
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aI'E5E SOUTHERN LITER RhpY
 TEgEe2i5ERg

HE MsssENGEH has been estabI shed more ihaa eaees4 gea}8-npeh longer tan any other sonthern wof ever existsd-duinr which il has tnaintaited tae hiSaest rank among Anerican Periodicals. It u2s @#a3s been emfaeaHy s9uiherlt: apd fo, several years has been undressing itselt to the Wes, both eaiienally and by its abiasi coalribAfo,s. 1t will continue 10 address iisplr ta fhn
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-23

These Vessels are commanded by experienced and
humane Masters, and particular attention will be paid
TO the accommodation and good treatment Of Passen.
gers under their charge.
Persons wishing send for their friends can do so,
by procuring Certificate of Passage Of IARND Co.,
Boston, specify ing what Vessel they wish them
by aud the day of leaving thus saving them the
pense OF any detention in Liverpool
HARNDEN ~ Co, wishing To conduct their business
upon principles of fairness and equity to prevent fraud
aud deception have but price for passage, which in
all cases. incn1es head money and bread stus. Pre-
paid Passengers ALWAYS have the preference Pas
sengers paying IN Liverpool
Those applying by letter or otherwise, for Ceriif-
Gates of Passage should in all cHses furnish the names
aud nges of the persons sent for, with their address IN
mll enable Messrs iarnden co. OF Liverpool, to
notify them ol the proper time To leave home, aud tur-
nsh other necessary information.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers SUI
perOr facilities and accommodation.
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fams of Il. 1slan0.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General .9sSemJiy,Junc Session, "A. D.ls46.
POted and Resotped, That the School
Committee OF the several towns shall have
full power to settle up all accounts for keep
ing the schools IN their towns the past year,
according to the best of their judgement and
discretion, Notwithstanding such schools may
not have been kept, IN all respects, according
to the provisions Of the present law. and
that oil acts and doings Of the school com
mltiees OF The several towns and school dis.
tricts, done in good faith during the past yeor,
and before the election of the presen, com
ml'ees and trustees, shall be held good IN
law, and are hereby confirmed.
True cOpy-wllness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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PELL'S
FASHIONABLE REFECT0RY.

HNllE undersigned respectfully informs his
IL friends, and those visiting Newport that
he has put his establishment in thorough and
complete order for Spring and Summer buSi.
ness and his arrangements are such that he will
keep constantly on hand a choice aud fresh sup
ply of the bes' New York Oysters. lie will al
so keep supply of Oysters from various other
places, to suit the taste of the most faSidiouS
epicurean. He will also be ready to furnish
Public Dinners, or Parties, at the shortest notice;
also dinners and suppers, for one or more, at his
rooms, served up in the best STYLE and at moder.
ate prices. His establishment will be in com
plete order, during the summer season, and the
choicest and rareSt viands will bekept constant
ly on hand. Also a collection of fresh coniec
tionary, manufactured in the best style, and of
the incest materials.
He respectfully solicits a share of public pat
ronage, and will warrant TO give general salts
faction to all who favor him with their patron
age. THOMAS PELL.
Nav %.
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HOSIERY & GLOVES.

Ladies' Wors'ed and Cashmere black and
colored ; plain and imperial Cotton, IN black and
white ColorS of the best makes Chldren'S and
Misses Hose. white and colored Virginia and
Cotton half hose black and coi'd kid Gloves
Lisle thread do. great aricly; Sylphide, Eve.
lima and French Thread Shawls aud Hdkls
SpialfeId. Pongee and English silk hdkfs. &c E.
&c, whcb with large assortment of Prints of
all the latest styles brown and bleached Corons.
Ticking, Drilling, FlannelS, &c they offer at
the lowest market rates Nos 80 d g. Milk,
reefs, corner OF PearI.st Boston, April %.
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EnDIOymcnl Wanted.

A young man about % years of age, having
"a entirely lost one of his handS,-of good
education and excellent moral character, Uhe
best testimonials in relation to which will be
produced if requred,) is desirous of Obtaining
employment In Store where he could make
himself useful to his employers. Reference to
McHAEG FaeEBoRN, Esq, Broad,street New
port, or to Elder JAMES TAYLOR, Middletown.
May 7, 1916.
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WOOLENS.

French and German Cloths, tv iIled and plain,
OF the best makes; English Fine Cloths, blacks,
blues, olives, browns and Spring colors. Jet
black German Doeskins Extra Fine black Cas-
simeres; Harris Fancy DoeskinS the newest
styles received regularly; Middlesex Black and
Fancy Cassimeres, a full assortment. American
Cloths Cassimeres, Tweeds Sattinets &c
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Gsa,Gyl lgIOlissS.
Court of Probate, .Niddietoun, June Is, 1876

Court of Probate, .Middieto,n, June Is, 1876
"HE Executors lih account on the Es.
IL tate of Isaac BARKER, late OF Middle
town, decd was presented for examination
and allowance.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court
Of Probate TO be holden at the Town House,
in Middletown, on the third Monday OF July
next, at one o'clock, p. M, and that previous
notice be given by publishing n copy of this
order for three successive weeks in the
Herald Of The Times, that all persons in
terested may appear at said time and place
and be heard.
A true copy-witness,
ie 25. JOSHUA CoGGLsHALL, Prob. CTk
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BOSTON a NEWPORT.
Rail Road and Steamboat Line
On and after Monday, Aprii 6h, 1916.

On and after Monday, April 6h, 1916.
AcSs4 Passengers leave Bos-
"A Ia ton (Sundays ercepted)
ESSI.. from the Depot OF the
Boston and Providence
Rail Road, taking the Fall River Cars, n, "a
o'clock, A. NJ, and A. o'clock, p. M. Arrive
at Fall River at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock. p. NJ. Thence by the new and splen-
did steamer PERRY, Capt. G. w. WooLsEE
to NEWPORT, leaving Fall River a, 10 o..
clock, A. NJ. and Z. NJ, or on the arrival of
he Cars from Boston and Taunton, and ar
rive at .NEUPORT at ia o'clock, A. NJ
n nd 81 o'clock, L. NJ,
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National Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, of London:
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL $2,5OO,OOO.

The following are among the advantages
offered by this Institution -
! The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capi.
tai in addition to the accumulation of Promi-
ums.
! The peculiar benefit secured TO the as
sured by the principle of the Loan Depart.
ment.
The payment Of Premiums, annually, half
yearly, or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal
Thirty days allowed after each payment
of premium becomes due, without forfeiture
Of Policy.
The Society being founded on the MuTu-
AL 4 JoINT SrocK principle, parties may
participate in the profits Of the Society, two
thirds of which are annually divided among
the Assured
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured. for Medical
examination.
: For the character and responsibility Of the
Institution, the Society has the privilege Of
referring to the
Hon. ABBOTT LAwRENcE, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, Esq, Boston
Medical Examiner in Newport, X. l.,
THEoPHILUs c. Dunn, M. ID.
Pamphlets containing tables OF rates, &c,
may be examined and all necessary informa.
tion obtained at tho Agents office in this
town, over Mr.. Callahan's Book Store,
Thames-s.. C. f. ROBBINS, Agent
Newport, X. !. Nov. 20, lS45.
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VOSc'S TOurO.St. Cottage.

S now opened for the reception of COM
Il pany-Citizens and Strangers are invited
to call and exchange gold and silver for Ice
Creams, Cakes, Confectionery, Soda, and
many other good things. too numerous to
mention. Families supplied with creams,
Water Ices, Cakes, &C., at the usual prices.
Picnic Parties furnished, and no extra
charge for fixtures.
Families supplied with ICE as usnal--12
lbs. per day-commencng 10th Of June, and
ending 20h Of September, for s..
HALL TO LET--corner of ma rket quare
III "a by &c. Apply to
June 4th. WIN. S. VOSE.
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For The accommodation of those residing in Fall Rv-
er aud Newport, We have appointed Mr. RUFUS ".
kINSLEN Proprietor OF the Boston Express. Agent Tor
the sale Of Passage Tickets aud Bills oi Exchange
For further Information, apply NJ his offices ~ Mount
Hope building, Fall River-or ~, 1hames-sirret New
port, X. L,-cr to HNRNpEN n 60. No 100. Siate-st,
aud Z, COurtst., Boston. Feb. 10, lel6,-3m.
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VESTINGS a. TRIMMINGS.

Boiled Satin and lIoneycomb VcStngs Ly.
onS black Velvets sup Silk Serges black stock
Sans; Cashmere Vesines, new styles; Italian
servings best twist brocade aud twist buttons.
new patterns; Canvass and Paddings; Alpaca
Coddinglons Crolon Cloths Jacket Linens,
Cambroons
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DRESS GOODS.

DE LANES, corded do. newest styles in variety;
Lama cords Oregons; Satin Cross.over G,ng
hams BalzoLines; Berages Graduated Mus
lin Dresses; Lace and Dart striped and fancy
Cambricsand MuSlins Book MuSIins Bishop
Lawns; white Fancy Cambrics and Jackonels ,
fine and extra A white Linen Lawns
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-23

AN ACT To continue an Act entitled IAN
Act securing To mechanics aud others pay.
mont for their labor aud materials cXpend'
ed ~ directing and repairing houses nn'
other bindings. canals, railroads aud lnru
pixies. with their nppurlrnance-.
II is enacted by The General .iSs'mbiy as
fOIioDs:
Sec. !. The act entitled AN Act sccuf.
ing to mechanics aud Others payment io'
their labor aud materials expended ~ erect
ing and repairing houses and "thrr build
tnpa. cnnais. rarunds and turnrlkrs. viii,
ihcr appurronauccs," passed February Z.
1891. Is hereby continued m operation un'li
the rising ol the General Assembly. NJ ~
next June session.
Soc. 2 Thus act shall 90 into cfIcc, FROM
and after the passage thereof
True copy wlinrss.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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RENITTANCES.

For the convenience Of persons wishing 10 rem
money to their friends, Keep constantly Tor sale
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, which are cashed at any Banl
England ireland, Scotland. Duplicate Checks ar,
always furnished insure the purchasers against loss
n. u. The accommodations and reputation ot th'
Line SUCH that other persons advertise Ia bring ou
Passengers it, and the public respectfully iulorm
ed that HARNDEN a Co. are the only authorized
Agents To sell Tickets tor the Line.
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ih' ''I'N -"HllfSr,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

AN ACT in addition to, and in amendment
of "An Act relating to Public Schools"
! IS enacted by The Geaerat assembly as toiions:
Section !. The limits Of the school dis.
trcts IN the several towns shall continue the
same as before the passage of said act. until
they shall be altered by the school committee
of the town; and the formation or alteration
of joint district in adjoining towns shall
be left with the school committees OF such
towns.
Sec. 2. Any school district may elect ot
their meeting for organization, or nj their
annual meeting in April or May. either one
or three trustees, ms they may decide, md
such trustee or trustees shDll hold their office
until the next annual meeting, or until their
successors are qualified.
Sec. 3. IL any school district shall neglect
or refuse TO organize, or If organized, shall
for The space OF SIX mouths, neglect or refuse
to establish a school committee Of the town,
may by themselves, or an agent by them ap
pointed, establish such school aud employ
teacher, as the trustees OF the district might
have done.
Sec. 4. The Commissioner Of public
schools shall furnish 10 each district schoo |
a suitable register, aud publish and ds,rl.
bute to each district, an edition of the school
law with the alterations above made aud
such forms and explanations as may be
necessary for the uniform administration of
the same and the expense thereof, when
approved by tho Governor shall be paid out
of the Treasury.
Sec. 5. In case of the absence or sick
ness OF the Commissioner of Public Schools,
the Governor is hereby authorized to appoint
u suitable person TO act as Commissioner
during such absence or sickness.
True copy of record-wIness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secry State.