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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

VTTANTFD-AN ENGLISH, SCOTCH OR AMERICAN
w farmer, to take charge of farm Of two hundred
and upwards, situated about five hours distance
from this city For particulars, and accoant of yearly
produce, &c, apply to E. H. ELY, No 43 Wall street
(Jauncey court).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Rirth-marlks, POlypus, scirrhOus cancers,
eanors, mOles, and all removed from the
ace body, by painless external application All per-
interested win be perfectly satisfied OF the fact by
sailing the Office of the subscribers 192 Second avenue
corner of Twelfth street. HARVEY & WALLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

LNRENCH CHAMBERAAID WANTED-WANTED AT
Il Gosings French, American and German restau-
rant, II Nassau street, French woman, as chamber
maid. L. GOSLING 1zEassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

CLVERSMITH WANTED-A sILvERSMITH, WHO
- make good spoons and do oldered work, get
permanent situation and the highest wages Apply to
FELLOWS g. COOPER, II Maiden lane,
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DRINTERS' UNION.-A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
III New York Printers Union will be held Saturday
evening March g. punctual attendance of members ia
requested very important business will be brought be-
fore the meeting JEREMIAH GRAY, President
A. WARNER, Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

VTTANTD--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
w woman with fresh breast of milk q situation
wet Please call at 226 Sullivan street the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

NTANTED-A MAN TO WORK A HOT PRESS FOR
w satnets. Apply at the corner of Fifty fourth
street and Third Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY A
w situation as seamstress LADY, maid, in a respec
table family. Please call at No. Marion street.
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VXTANTED-BY PERSON THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT-
w ed with the city and its environs, situation
salesman, collector &C., would be glad to obtain
position assistant boookkeeper, in which capacity he
would be found competent Should advertiser be favored
with a reply he produce satisfactory testimonials
Address j. D., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

VJTANTED-BY HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PERSON,
w IAN English Protestant situation az useful com
panion and at er dant lady, as housekeeper in
Protestant family letter addressed A. T., Herald Of
fee, viii meet with attention,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

TITO DRUGGISTS.-A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITuA-
j ton, in a wholesale house, in this city; he has
thorough knowledge of drugs understands packing and
king speaks the German and French languages and
is willing to make himself in any way useful to his
ployers Please address f. n. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

WTANTED-A LADY TO SUPERINTEND A FANCY
w goods store in country village: one who under
stands dress and bonnet making Address Monroe Herald
Office, wi III name and residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

ITO DRUGGISTS-WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED
young man, n permanent situation in q wholesale
drug store Undenable references viii be given Please
address Wholesale Druggist Herald Office
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w children and She must be very tidy in person
and habits, and neat plain sewer Apply at room No.
"a Mansion House, Brooklyn. French girl preferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

ITO LITERARY MEN &C.-WANTED, A SITUATION
i as amanuensis, by q Dung man Of good education,
who has had experience verbatim phonograpic
reporter. Address Amanuensis Herald Office.
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VSTAN1ED-A SITUATION, AS A PORTER IN A
w Wholesale establishment by young man. lust
and English languages. The best Of reference giyen
Please apply at 90 Maiden lane third floor
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L'uRNTTTRE sALE-HoIsES CARRIAGES, &c.-JAMEs
Il COLE will sell at auction on Saturday. March 1883
at 10 o'clock at the Of Clinton and lafayette
nues Brooklyn all the furniture cont aimed in the house,
consisting of mahogany chaiys tables sofas &c Brus
se carpets large cabinet of minerals arranged by G. NJ
mounted harness, &c Terms-cash in city funds
~ G. HORTON, AUCTIONEEP. THIS SATURDAY,
VI. afternoon at o'clock at IS Sixth avenue sale Of
household furniture viz book cases four
dozen chairs. three dozen rockers worktands stoves
cribs, and a lot Of saloon furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

TTNO DENTISTS. MECHANICAL AM
i surgical dentist, who understands his business
thoroughly, and can come well recommended No Others
need apply One who feels himself competent to take
charge Of establishment will be preferred Inquire
personally Of i. Pretere dentist 159 Bowery, from to
10 A. M and to Z. M.
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VXTANTED - SEVERAL FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS
w salesmen, Of active business habits Apply at 425
Broadway. HEARN BROTHERS.
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r 0sT OR STOLEN CERTIFICATE NO. 402 IN TIE
IL name Of Thomas f. Whitney, for fifty shares
New Creek Coal Company Transfer of the has
been stopped and application made for the issue of
one. HOPKINS & co. 53 Merchants, Exchange.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DR. WHITING, THIS EVENING, AT71a O'CLOCK, AT
lie tures on the Brain Nerves, Mind Effects Of Mind on
the Body, Gloomy Feelings" &C., with his magnificent
collection Of manikns skeletons models paintings &c.
Admission 12A cents.
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JlARTNER WANTED-WTTH A CAPITAL OF SEVERAL
il thousand dollars, by surgical apparatus maker,
who understands his business thoroughly Address Mr.
Legoupil, Wine Merchant, 312 Broadway
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WTANTED-A SITUATION, AS A PRO TESSED COOK
w in private family by a very experienced middle
aged woman with excellent city reference. Call at "A
Sixth avenue in the bookstore
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THO ORPHANS.-WANTED, TO ADOPT, A HEALTHY
female orphan child from three to four years old it
will be child, educated and brought up lady.
Address Parent, Herald office, for next week. stating
where the child may be seen.
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VTTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to do the general housework of small
private family The advertiser ia first washer and
ironer, and thoroughly understands her business as
domestic Please call at S3 Pineapple street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

CsPIRTTUAL MANIFESTAT IONS.-vERITABLE DEMON
y strations in public Professor OWEN will lecture
this evening, at Stuyyesant Institute, $50 Broadway.
Professor Barnes will be present with his two mediums,
through whom physical demonstrations will be made.
Admission 25 cents. Ioors open at OK O'Clock Lecture
TO commence at "a O'Clock r. NJ.
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Pleasures, while they hatter a man, sting
him TO death.
Jeemes says the quickest way to reach the
"seat OF war;" is to sit down on hornets nest.
Havo SO much of generous soul in you as
not to desert that which is just, but to ownit.
A generous virtuous man lives not TO tho
world, but 10 his own conccnce; he, as the plan
cts above, steers a course contrary to that Of
the world.
II was Mrs Senator Hale's parasol which foil
from tho gallery and wounded Senator Pearce
Even grave Senators, il seems may be wounded
by shafts from tho ladIcs-gallery.
"Fellcr citizens" said candidate for Con-
gress, recently, somewhere out west, "Feller
citizens, you are we'll aware that never went
to school but three times ia my life, and that
was a night school, Two nights the teacher
didn't come, and tho other night haden't any
candiesw
IA man behind the times should be fed on
keseh-"p.
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JOKES.

The scholar who pronounced the Emphrates
short instead Of long, was wittly said TO have
abridged the river"
A fried in tho country writes us that he is
'breaking colts" All we have to say to him
is-savo the pieces!
mo pains will be spared as the quack said,
when saving off poor fellows leg 10 cure
him of tho rheumatism.
A clergyman who had been accused of
preaching long sermons, excused himself on tho
ground that the church was largo one.
"Nonchalant' means the peculiar indiffer-
ent look which is put on by men "who never
pay when dunned for money" Il should be
written non she'll oui.
Last week man fell little in his own csti-
nation, but soon recovered. The circum-
stance should caution others against entertain
ing very high opinions of themselves.
When witty English government defaultcr
after his recall, was asked, on his arrival home
If he left India on account of his health, he
said "Thcy say there's something wrong in
the chest
The New England Farmer inquiries, "what
cows should farmers keep" Fubbs suggests
that thcy should keep their own, as serious in
convenience often arises from a propensity to
to keep those belonging 10 other folks.
You quarrel with your wife, my friend, and
why: DO you not think and wish aliker God
knows we do said poor Caude, each Of US
waits 10 be master!
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Hartford Life and Health
INSURANCE COMPANY
Located at Hartford. Co

Lucatcu at IfartIOrd, Connectlcut.
1NHE subscriber having been appointed Agent o
4 this we'll known and responsible Company, and
being duly authorized is prepared to effect Insurance
on Lives on the joint stock mutual principle, at
remarkably low rates.
The Form of Application and Pamphlets explanato
ry of the system of Insurance adopted by this Conpa
ny can be had gratis by Applying to the subscriber
w. Waldron Co.'S. Store, Hillsdale.
nFRisks on California Emigrants, taken ut 3 per
cent extra. J. B. McCARTY. Examining Physician.
J. G. MILLER. Agent.
WilIsdale Jan. l. 1859 n277
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tho County of Hllsdale and State of Mich
igan held at the Court House in the vi,ge
of Hillsdale according to previous adjourn
ment.
December, 9th 1851
The Board were called to order by Henry
Packer, Chairman; when the roll was called
and the following members of the Board IN
swered thereto:
Adams, John M. Foote; Allen, Eraaus
Lake; Amboy, Gideon G. King; Cannon,
Murray Knowles; Cambria, Daniel Weaver;
Fayette, Henry II. Sherman; Jefferson, Chs.
ID. Luco; Litchfeld, Henry Packer; Moscow,
Benjam min Fowle; Piitsford, Nelson Nye;
Ransom, VIM. E. Warner; Reading, Go.
Fitzsimmons; Scipio, Jonah G. Tyler; Son
erset, Daniel G. Crane; Wright, Sawyer B.
Downer; Wheatland, John Lirormaes,
Woodbridge, Richard Bryan.
On motion of S.P Downer, it was voted that
the Board of County Canvassers for said
county of Hillsdale for the fall election of
1852, be allowed the same conpen sation for
their services and travel per diem as is al
lowed the members of the Board of Supervi-
sors.
Joel w. French, County Treasurer elect,
presented his Bond to said county for appro-
val, and after reading the same, on motion
Of Mr.. King the same was laid on the table
On motion of ii. ii. Sherman committee
of three were appointed to settle with the
county Treasurer. HI. II. Sherman, VIM.
R. Montgomery and Jonah G. Tyler were
appointed said committee.
VIM. N. Pardee presented an account to
the amount of $224,o3, as principal aud in
terest on money deposited with tho county
Treasurer, arising from the sale of unclaim-
ed goods, sold by P. McAdam one of the for
warders in this county.
On motion Z. Lake, d. G. Crane and d.
Weaver were appointed as special committee
to investigate the same, and report to this
board.
A petition from E. H. c. Wilson and others
asking for the increase Of the salary of the
late county Clerk, w. w. Wood. two hund-
red dollars, was presented and read, and on
motion of Mr.. Sherman it was moved that
the board allow Mr.. Wood 300 additional
compensation. On which motion the yeas
and nays were called for, which were as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Lake, Sherman, Luce, Packer, Ty-
Ter, Crane and Livermore-7.
NArs-Foote, King, Fowle, Nye, Warner,
Downer ard Weavcr-7.
On motion, it was moved to reconsider
the previous vote. The yeas and nays were
called-when the vote was as follows:
YEAs-Crane, Lake, Livermore, Luce,
Packer, Sherman and Tyler.
NAYs-Downer, Foote, Fowle, King, Nye,
Warner and Wcaver-7.
The following accounts were audited by
tho board, and orders drawn on tho Treasur-
er for the same, viz:
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Go feel what have felt,
Go bear what / have borne
Sink meath blow father dealt
And the cold worlds proud scorh,
Then suffer on from year to year
Thy sole r,lief the scorching tear.
Go kncel as I have knelt,
lmplore besecch and pray
Strive the besotted heart 10 melt,
The downward curse to stay;
Be dashed with bitter curse aside,
Your prayers burlesqued, your tears defed
Go weep as have wept,
Ger loved fathers fall
Sec every promised blessing swept--
Youths sweetness turned to GALL
Life's fading flowers strewed all the way
That brought me up to woman's day.
Go see what have seen,
Behold the strong man bowed
Wah gnashing teeth, lips bathed in blood,
And cold and livid brow;
Go catch his whitening glance, and see
There mirrorod his souls misery.
Go to thy mothers side,
And her crushed bosom cheer;
Ifine own deep anguish hide:
Wipc from her cheek the little tear,
Mark her worn frame and wilher'd brow,
The gray that streeks her dark hair now,
With fading frame and trembling limb;
Ard trace the ruin back 10 him.
Whose blighted faith in early youth,
Prpmis'd eternal love and truth,
But who, forsworn, hath yielded mp,
That promise to the cursed cup;
And led her down through love and light,
And all that made her promise bright;
And chained her there, mid wan, and strife
That lowly thing drunkard's wife:
And stamped on childhood's brow SO mild,
That withering blight, the drunkards child.
Go hear and feel, and sec and know;
All that MY SOUL hath felt and known;
Then look upon the wine-cups glow,
See if its beauty can atone
Think if its flavor yon will try,
When all proclaim 'tis drink and die!
Tell me HATE tho how'll
Hate is feeble word;
fodthe-ABHoR-my Uery soul
Vim strong disgust is stirr'd-
When l see, or hear, or tell,
Of the dark beverage Of He'll!
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Ed. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.

Graduate of Geneva Medical College; formerly
practitioncrin the State Of New York. Having loca-
ted at this place. he offers lis services to the cti-
zens Of Hilisdae and surrounding country, hopes
by close attention TO business and giving satisfaction
TO receive their share Of public patronage. Office
over J. II, Pratts store. Residences at the place
formerly occupied by DR.. Griswod, corner of North
and West SITS.
Hills.iale April %. 1859.
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GO FEEL WHAT IHAvE FELT.

The circumstances which induced the writing of the
following most touching and thrilling lines follows
young lady of New Yok in the habit of writing
for the Philadelphia Ledger, the subject Of Temper.
ance Her writing SO full Of palhos, and evinced
such deep emotion of SOUL that friend of hers accused
her OF being maniac the subject of temperance.
whcreupon sde wrote the following lines:
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On motion, board adjourned to meet to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
Ii. PACKER, Chairman.
+. M. HOLLOWAY, Clerk.
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Tuesday, Dec. 2sth 1852.
Board met according TO previous adjourn
ment. Roll called, and mombers answered
to their names the same as yesterday
Murray Knowles, ESQ.,, presented creden-
tials as substitute in place of VIM. r. Mont
gomery, detained by indisposition, and on
motion was admitted TO his seat.
The committee appointed in the case of
tho claim Of VIM. N. Pardee, reported that
this board have no jurisdiction in the case,
that the claim is matter belonging 10 the
duties of the Treasurer.
The Treasurer reported in the above mat
tor, that from satisfactory evidence furnish
ed him, he is satisfied that VIM. n. Pardee
is the legal claimant in the above claim, and
that over and above all evidences this day
paid said Pardee there is balance of one
hundred and thirty nine dollars and fifty
seven cents due him from the county; for
which, on motion an order was drawn for
tho same.
On motion, Erastus Lake was appointed
to servo on tho committee of accounts.
On motion, the sum of ten dollars was al
lowed VIM. T. Howell in addition to former
accounts allowed for defending prisoners in
June term, 1852.
The following accounts as reported by the
committee wore audited, and orders drawn
for the same:
J.Fitxsimmons, const. fees Grim. cases e6 "A
Walter Baker, wit. do do 222
josiah Murdoch, do do do 03
Harvey Ransom, const. do do
claimed Ss 20, allowed sl4
s. G. Murdock, const. do do 06
do do do A
On motion Board adjourned 10 meet at ]
o clock 2. NJ.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
FOR CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS.
Apply To II. McCOLLUM
PORTAG OHIO,

PORTAG OHIO,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANC COMPANY
Cbarte cd in IS32-Over 5000 Policies Issued.
The length Of time this company has been in opera
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recommend il safe and cheap institution tie Insure in
The undersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills
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56ll3 total foreign born,
Total population, Jan 1850 in the State 397,-
us.
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OF THE BOARD OF sUpEHvr:
S0RS.

At a session ofthe Board of Supervsorsfor
tho County of Hillsdale and State of Mich
igan held at the Court House in the vill,ge
of Hillsdale according to previous adjourn
ment
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K. ". ASHLEY,
- Mechanical and Surgeon Dentist
DETROIT. MI

~-~- DETROIT. MICH
Teeth filed with Gold Tin Foil; also. inserted on
Gold Silver plate from entire set. lop-
peraious performed in a satisfactory manner.
Office corner Of Jefferson Avenue aud Grswold Sts..
in Ives Block Opposite the United States Court Room
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE. Uu.

FRANKLIN FlKE INSURANCE co.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, " Y.
Capital $500, 0o,O00--SurpIuscashf fund $4,000
Hon. CADY IlOILlSTER, Pest.
Wa. L. AVERY, Sect'y.
N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
JoHNsTowN. y. Y.
Capital iS200.0 .000-Sarfius Cash Fund $50, 900
DIREcT0Es.
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David $. McNamarn Stephen III. Johnson John Clark
w >. Ineraham, +. Brockett. II. +. Clark. VIM
liotchkiss Philip Van Week, w ". Clark, J.F Pot
ter.
OFFICERS
Chester Phelps. rest. w. S. Ingraha.n. y Pres't.
X. p. Clark. Sectary John. Clark TREASURER.
Stephen B. Johnson Attu Nathaniel Smith Gen A1eBt
The following well known firms of New York City
are among the Insured in this Company.
A. i. Stewart, & Co, Harper & Brothers.
I'owen * McNamce, Wilmerdings & Mount,
J. X. Jefsrny e. Sons, Alfred Edwards g. Co
Vyse e. Sons, Merrill Bliss & Co.
Wyeth g. Rogers, Hall g. Brothers,
=. ochrane & Co., Thomns Mcclure & Co,
james Beck & Co, J. w. Shutrn & Hurd,
l.. a. A. Stewart, William III. Cary & Co
Tiffany, Young & Ellis, +. .Cottonet g. Co.
Wadsu orth g. Sheldon, Renard g. Co.
The undersigned is prepared tn take risks in either
Of the above responsible Companies at low rates
can be obtained in any good substantial Company.
ED CONE, Agent.
Hillsdac. Aug. IN, 1852.
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GENERAL TAILORING BUSINESS.

CHARLEY HAT ON. wishes TO inform the citi-
~ zens Of Hillsdale and vicinity, that he has got
back to his old stand door sou Tn of the Post OE
fce where he is prepared TO get up Clothing in
perior style TO anything west Of New YORK, nndo
the shortest notice.
uCutting done tn order and warranted, if carefui
1y made up. D305
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Wednesday. Dec. 10Th.


Board called to order by the Chairman
Roll called, members all present except
Messfs. Fowle and Luce.
The following accounts were presented;
allowed and orders drawn for the same.
s. Chandler, for Stationary & postage S5 %
III. B. Rowlson, printing election blanks 90
The following resolution offered by Mr.:
Lake was adopted:
That the Sheriff be required to procure
twenty five cords of Wood for the Court
House and Jail, and that the Clerk be auth
orised to draw orders on the Treasurer for
the same.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Downer:
Resolved, That the Board Of Supervisors
employ suitable person to Index the Books
of Mortgages, geographically for the County
of Hillsdale; the same was adopted by yeas
and nays, as follows:
YEAs-Crane, Downer, ,Fitzsimmons, Foote'
King, Lake, Livermore. Knowles, Nye, Pac-
ker, Tyler, Warner, Weaver and Sherman
IA. Nays-none
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Downer.
Resolved, That L. M. Holloway be en-
ployed to Index the Books of Mortgages for
the County of Hllsdale in accordance with
the previous resolution; provided, the ex-
pense shall not exceed the sum of S22o:
which on motion of Mr. Crane was amended
so as to read 1925. The question was taken
on the resolution as amended by yeas and
YEAs-Bryan, Crane, Downer, Fitzsim-
mons, Foote, King, Lake, Livermore, Knowles.
Nye, Packer, Sherman, Tyler, Warner and
Wcave-15. NAYs--none.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Fitzsimmons and passed:
Resolved that the County Clerk be instr
ucted to keep an account of all the receipts
of his Office, (other than his salary together
with tho name of the payor for the next cur
rent year, and report the same to the Board
of Supervisors at their January session Of
1854, or at the close ofthe year 1853.
The following account was presented and
allowed.
j. ii. Pratt, pitcher and tumbler for
Treasurer's Office, 81
On motion. Board adjourned to meet att
o'clock, p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, and
were called to order by the Chaiaman.
The following accounts were presented
and allowed. and orders drawn for the same.
LnnM II MiIln- for services IA