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fertures ano Hleetings.

AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on PHRENOL-
"A OGY at Mozart Hall No GA Broadway. by Dr. l. d. bkoUoh
TON THIS "wednesday EVENING. Admission 10 cents
FCTTRE ON IRELAND and the IRIsH-By the
IL Rev II. NJ GALLAHER. in the fry second,st b.lnss
Chapel corner Of TLirdsve and fyseconds., THURSDAY
EVE MING NAV 81 open Lecture to commence
Proceeds Of the ndsy School Adsnes y cent?
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DARGAINS.-SEVERAL small PLACES; ~
ID .eres a. 900; 20 acres $500; I6 - 500 70 sores
90 Country store and Dwelling ony slcc JAoUEs No '
RrosdTav
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TNFORM NATION WANTED OF PATRICK
OAgRAN who landed Newly the ship Neptune on the
nth Of MAY 1895 by brother Address THOMAS GAoHAN,
No ia coombs ..sll.y, philadelphia Pa -
INSTRUCTION HEALTH and PLEASURE.-An
ACHER wants the charge OF small party ON
tour n Enrops Tor about kssenses 10 be
chsns.d Adore. D. MARK, Belmont Msss
OFFICERS OF THE NAVY who lost their
.r.onsl effects serving vessels lost destroyed
.cov, nav the Act o. Cone We have
an. .,.ssy forms application l. BROWN Co. Ne Rak-
place. up stairs
WILL, T.. B. LARCHER, Dentist, call OF sass hi.
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6nmmer Retreats.


DOARDFRs wANTED-At a very healthy place
~ u the '0'''' an JOSEPH JONES South Dover Y.
DOHRD at YONKERs.-1wo large and single
IL pooN on second floor, with BOARD. in small f-clsss
bao. ON Wsnol iii minutes Of depot sbas, Ref
srenee exchanged Now ready Call or address DWIGHT BISHOP
BOARD in FISHKILL-Pleasant accommodations
ID IN Przst. family. s7tO slosw Adlre" P W. Boz No
NOUNTRY BOARD, about five miles from STAN
- ford Connone or two Families can De accommodated At
,n5 me view Lons island Sound Address Mrs L. COLEGROyE
stamford Conn Stage to and from boat aud railroad Mondays
COUNTRY BOARD.--A party or family Of five or
az can be accommodated with Fqod Board snd pleasant
hour. nom KewYor Price Moderate For particulars
W O, Box No iO5 Middleton. Orange Co. ~.
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE-This house is
L open to receive SUMNER BoARDERs Il Is beautifully
On .1 1T Of gos s sD e s s
stroud,borg. MoaIoe Co, Pa
Il ITTATINNY HOUsE-At the Delaware Water
greatly enlarged and proved Lave loot Li5eys
and % and @ here 6ods G.a B9o a IL Leeds E
eunaId Thomas McEa'h Rio1sd hhE sy17 popreo
MONADNOCK MOUNTAIN The new MONAD-
Va MOCK MOT NTAlN HOUSE Jeffrey n H. ~' pc egen ioI
The house commodioa capable Of lodging 300 guests
Isoaon healthy nearly half the distance from the loot to
the top Of the mountain The OH always lesh and ee .
Spring lie. sbos, 50 ieoi iom the house.
Parties trart ns py etN'
Application board directed GEO. ID. RICE Agent New
Aou Hclse Troy H. VIII receive prolnp tt'en
ton. travelling rail should take tsAaas and
Cheshire Railroad OEO d. IuOfi Agent
Troy \. H.. Nay 3 1866
S,EAsIDE WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, X. J.,
- three miles East OF stoningori Com.
"PLMF1ON HOUSE"
Flint season and New Furniture FirstCass Accom-
uodafions Open from middle Of June to October ;.
Point fine sailing fishing and surf bath
ina surpassed the whole coast i is accessible by New
Snugton and al steamboats, and railroads con
Line Railroad steamers aud ssi boats con
VITA all trains stonngton for Watch till ADDER
A. : PLIMPTON Co, Westerly. X. J., until July i
Amer July J. POST Office address. stonneton, Conn
MALL HOUSE. Wilamsburgh n. " within 80
w minutes Broadway ~ v City. Location healthy and IN
surpassed. Terms moderate.
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Che Curt.

PATTERSON RACES.
June 6-The DERBY, Nile Hes,s Two Mile Heats gaDs
-steepe Chase Nile Three Mile and II Mile juno 1-hrd's
Race SEQUEL Stakes Three Mile Heats Sweepstakes and Coposon
Premium EXTRA TRAIN Erie Railway at II and II .43 M
Union COURSE Long Island.-TROrTING on
u WEDNESDAY, May 90 at O'Clock Match for &2o0
mile best in i've pesse H. Woodrah m
Phfers SHARK" Cars will leAye TIE South
Ferry and and from the Fulton snd Wna
WILLIAM SHAW. Propnsior
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fepal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City aud County
" o. NewYort. -FREpERtCK FlNCh. Psnlr sgain.t ID
WARD sERWANGER ard MARY BERWANGER h. wife The
plaintiff being Ignorant Of The OF said VIE se
h therefore tesnad m tho pleading and po,eso loeIns
inss IN this seton Mary Berwanserl, ChAiEs Revenue
H. kNELLES and FREDERICK his wife I'M. stamp be,
PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK, cancelled
CHARLES LOECBE and ;. HALL, defendants
Summons for Relief Com not ser lie the aeienoah" soo'e
named: You A., hereby summoned ana te9Iea 70 ns~sI
compliant In seton, when em De nea IN te once
Cek City and County Of Newfo orb, At the City
Hall IN the said City OF NswNorf aud 70 ,erve copy o. your
Subscribers a. their Office Number
- said City Of New OK "hih twenty cay
. the @rvce OF h. exclusive Of the day OF
service; ard fail the SAID complaint WITHIN ne
time Aforesaid plaintiff action will sppy TO the Court of
the relief asaandsd comp snD.ed New ORR May g. 1900
Az W n KIRCHElS Plaintiff Attorney
Tie cou,.rt ths action hed in the Office OF
the Csr City AMI County Of Now or on Tue Is Jay '
Nav 1866 A. +. ". H. kIRCHElSi FlAini1 sA'tofhrys
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v. ]. BUMsTEAD. N. D.
y. A. BURIAL. N. ID.
J. M. CARNOCHAN.
T.MATLACK CHEESMAN. MD.
VIM. DETMOLD, Dr..
VIM. II. DRAPER. N. d.
N. GONZALES ECHEVERRlA,
J. NJ. ID.
N. EIsLER. NJ. d.
AUG. q. ELLIOT. N. D.
.GEO. ELLIOT, JR., M. ID.
THOM. Adds EMMETT. NJ. D.
J. y. FERGUSON. NJ, ID.
GUIDO FURMAN. NJ. d.
A. X. GARDNER. NJ. ID.
/. DR.. A. GESCHElDT.
X. P. GIBSON, NJ d.
J. w. 0oULEf.
HORACE GREEN.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, M. ID.
T.. KRACKOWIZER, M. u.
g. III. LELLMANN, N, d.
JARED LlNSLEY. NJ. D.
W. {. LIVINGSTON, NJ D.
r. z. MARCY, NJ. u.
I. NJ. MARK0E, Nj. D.
WIN. II. MAXWELL. NJ. d.
JOHN McCLELLAND, 81. ID.
h. w. McCREADY. NJ. ID.
JOHN McViCKAR, NJ. ID.
JOHN 7. METCALkE, NJ. d.
ALEX. b. MOTT. M. d.
EMIL NOEGGERATH, NJ. d.
y. N. OTIS, NJ. d.
HENRY ID. PAINE,
u. X. PEASLEE, N. D.
Dr. Y. SlMR0CK.
d. ii. SMITH.
J. w. sOUTHACK, NJ. d.
EBENEZER sTORER, N. d.
A.RUsSELL STRACHAN, MD.
J. 3. THEBAUD, NJ. d.
T. @. THOMAS, N. ID.
wM. II. VAN BUREN, ". D.
J. II. VANDERyEER, N. d.
w. EDWARD yERMlLYE.hD,
LOTHAR vOss, NJ. ID.
HENRY &. WALTON, NJ. ID.
John W. WARNER, NJ. ID.
JOHN NJ. r.. WETMORE. N. ID.
JOSEPH WIENER, M. d.
II. ". WILHELM. NJ. ID.
JOSEPH W0RSTER, NJ ID.
CHAs. WRIGHT, NJ ID.
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CUPREME COURT.-COUNTY of CATTARAU-

snmmor, relief To the above named defend
You answer the com. hey stamp
plant TIN named psinf which MED: ~ Oents
IN the the Cerk Of Caarsugns County az csnceeu
Ficotiyilk York the 10th April 1906 and
copy Of your the subscribers ~
Cauz County SevYort within twenty days after the ,sIVe
Of the day Of service or the paintn "'h
apply 70 tlr Tor relief demanded 10 The comp amt
M30 awtE w Rlt f. SCOTT flainttn AuoInft.
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Remopals.

DEMOvAL-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
III COMPANY has REMOVED to Nos 50 and 81 Waist
OF Hanover
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY .-SARAh
- NJ nlDGLEY ss, THOMAS sLOCoMB and GiLBEhI L.
BEFCKMAK nssgnees Nion. Mdgleyk Jennings NOJlcb-
In pursuance dre order made in The above en-
Of May loh notice hereby gwen 70
Ginning be creditor, Of the late nr OF "ons Mnf
Jennings present their claims hns them Win the nndet
,isnd The ye. named IN appointed by decrets order duly
,rrhed Once Building Montasuest in the
ty Bfoov on the I'D Of june nett al u o'clock
ssdday. And notice also hereby ven inst in dssu Of
claims the will be barred OF tue
bneh said late firm and Of the ad
Judgment uade sh day Of May 1866 nd Of
Tie ina udgueut IL d, ened action. Dated May 20 1890
49, !. GREENWOOD Referee.
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Ueooins CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.-
N WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tksabhAbs'
1851
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NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESlDENCt ne7I tSt
rytown so seres land healthy location sbnndsnes o. @
.od ,hsds trees 5000 Apply to C. l. BAhhill 10 i
n
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DOARDERs WANTED-At very healthy place
~ 80 'H7 COUNTY, JOSEPH JONES, South Dover. n. Y
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CVPRENE COURT-City and County of New
- - - .ri.crt.n! ctI RI Is s rI-cKFR and

CUPRFME COURT-City and County of New
- Yors-HIRAM A. TICKER CHARLES $. TucK i.t and
ssa iS.t PL0 buRFFT s0d IT, 8 Revenue STAMP 'O
fhhphhsA a bAbOoeh, - De cents .'''.''....:
deusnd eoPsractTo the above banned DesnaAa TO-
in ,his a,on Of which copy herewith served aPor you
.S orr Ns q ss sais n. :. a. .y Of
tw, day, sae the service hereof eea,s o. the Gay % ,os .
.oe'ad the plaintiffs ,n' seton viii s uig@en, ss.in 70.
AID seventy ents with interest fourth day Of NAY
ihoasId light hundred and d1yhvo beside The costs Of TINS
''''' HI5ERSoS 5 SULLIVAN Plaintiff. A ~ T.
IN, complaint , shove .',on va, med u , 9e' Of 'h'
o''i o. u' '' IE .a s srLLivlS faaa At,eru-y
CUPRLME COURT-Ciy and County of New
- YorL-wiLLlAM P. wooDCoCk I'd sfain,, DAVID u
.a a sssst Es,eo Of ~ 2 vii and
Senss Mh's s' ss ss' Nm da Of s.maal White de-
,sd ssgs P White .ad soPhs Witt b. vi" w .'t. u.
Bar.sr and Mary baker ~. WIFE George W johnson and
J.n. -I Paterson h ~ Hsplb.h c wLi,e Francis Upton
0eogs Dani.n ch.,s. R.ynod', fsser, "a W.. ps''c
Soeirans Jane. Murphy Ds. Pier William P.rssr Pierre
r. Isss G,arss wheeer sld Finley To e Defendant,
snd each Of them You hereby suuncnsd snd req
s S9 u. c5 AID Comfy Of Ss~Yors City liz. the
& q New Yea y. sa@ % I', h cox o. 20 .
,hs Civ ScYo within twenty day. .le the r,ss o. 'e,
70 sn,w II, ia Complain, within .os'ad the plaintiff
Complaint ~D.;sS kF1rl il, 1896 AIMS THOMPSON.
Plaintiff Attorneys
50 Cent Tho Complaint "a the above entitled &C
Re,,uss stamp ton duly hlsd Office OF the C!ers
o. the City sud County Of New ORR on
..-......s..s......sss 18th day o. April, lb6
A AN : THOMPSON.
n. We'd Plaintiff n. Attorneys
CUPREME COURT City and County Of New
- Yors-CARL KFssnASS. Plaintiff sst TiiE COMMERCIAL
COMPANY Defendants Slmuicns Tor money demand
o. cosr,e To the defendant, shove named You hereby
required th. complaint IN this .on which
Cisrs Of the and County Of New
Yofs At the The CITY ofNe~fos the ,h day Of
Ma, 49, tho said complaint
ocs No go Boadsa the City oi New
Yor. within dyn~r the ,.rvs u TIL. yea
..-.... sIclvs service and fall TO
complaint within the tHe soressid the
action will take judgment azsns, Tor
stamp the thousand aud ak hundred dollars with
Cancelled inere'i IRON ths hr' day o. March one slsh
Dated NewYors, May ~, 1900 -
JOHN A. GODFREY Piaintif . Attorney,
N,H isvevW No 240 Broadway. City ofNew Yort.
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ReaI 0stale for Sale.
AILWANTING EARNS.
VAITTARI.E RED of CHINA CLAY, and

CHEAF COUNTRY HUMt, 40 MIHuIts uUIu
Ns-- HOUSES aud LOTS sssy Elizabeth
. n W KELLnGG. rIe-nln- No LtL .-A-lt.- ~ NJ
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CUPRrME COTRI-CITl and COUNI1

CUPREME COU2T-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NETWORK ALBERT SCHULTZ, Plaintiff, agsinst hAhf
SCHULTZ People the State of Newfork Deendnts
pursuance Of above entitled Court made - tne
above eus action 18th day Of May 1906 the Referee
appointed sad judgment for the purpose Of cnf mo
effect judruou viii SELL a. public auction Al the h1changs
Sales Roor No mn Broadway New Nork city. the h day OF
June 1896 II o'cock through JOHN bisSiN1 eei
estate LAND situate lying and being
her- the City Nswior&. bounded and containing
the noIthrTy side 81 twenty
hundred and twenty i've feet ese rom
uoithy aud parallel the TENN
essteIy along the center
block between Twenty seventh aud Iwenty.ighh
rests twenty-five oshsry snd parallel with the
Tenth sresad ninety eight feet nine inches twenty
westerly northery s oil i"eh
seventh ,u. the pace Of begnpng. being the
zane ot conyved Petty amin H. atton and 5ane
bs wife I'D April l85l recorded In the kessers
Office New fo In Libs $50 page oN oil
snhectro mortgage amounting IN
the sg.e 10 forty hve dollars also interest thereon
Dstsd NJ Is lad JOHN b. HAsKlN Referee
A. ~ ~.
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ENIE NAI.T-A fine RESIUENVL III III'''"I r
II No 68 Presidentst Cinton. win o. ~lh'D ,.
laid ON thenNeiion.. '''
.so'y 20 y h KELL0GG Executor No. O. Cedarsi n l.
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6otels.
LAKE GEORGE.

THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL WILL
OPEN for be RECEPTION Of GUESTS on the o. June
JOsLIN a GALE. PTopnstors.
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EOR SALE i'm RROOKLYN-A hr,t-class ]


por Conn hne twoory HOJ 81 with Two Of Land
the Beautiful prospect IL
House will be e furnished n de' red Apply 70 p
J. ALNORD a. Soutlpoit. Conn.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

Boston correspondent says shoddy and
petroleum now hide their heads before the
surprising luxursnce of the bogus growth
Of wealth obtained from burgary-burglary
confessed, gloried in, unpunished. and law
ishly rewarded. We have in our vicinity
now two members Of this class Of wealthy
men. One is Charley Adams, the robber OF
Concord Bank, who after all the hubbub
made over bis detection, has settled down
for life. with an independent fortune, on the
snug farm which he made the bse of his
operations against the bank safe, and drives
d splendid span. with the bride WON his
speculation has enabled him to marry within
a month past. envied by all her poor ard
honest neghbors. The other is Horace An,
mis-, the hero of the still bolder operation,
which carried a million and half Of money
in broad day light from the counting-room
Of purblind New York broker, and who
has been here within the week, brazeu in
the security from arrest, which was one of
the terms Of bis bargain, and boasting to
the admiring detectives and sporting men
who are bis familiars of the cool hundred
thousand which he carries in bis pocket as
the result of his speculation.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

TILrING Hoops.-There was some tall
hlushing on River street, says the Troy
Wdig, yesterday. The wind was high, and
made very free with tlting skirts. Just
when it was at its highest, it caught lady
crossing First street, u front Of the Troy
House, and with whisk. transferred things,
enveloping her head in her skirts, and eiy.
ing her much the same appearance as an in
verted umbrella. Every body flushed, and
everybody shut their eyes, and when they
opened them again the fair "inverted" had
disappeared, nobody knew whither-not even
our watchful police. Boreas ought to have
been arrested, but, Of course, the police were
not equal to the task.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

MOUNT ARARAr.-Mount Ararat is 5000
feet higher than Etna. and 1928 feet higher
than Mount Blanc-the latter the point OF
greatest elevation in Europe. 1t is detached
from the other mountains of Asia. and is
divided into two conical peaks. Sir Robert
Porter paints iu vivid colors the nagni6-
cence Of the spectacle when he first came in
eight Of Ararat, maiestcaIy rising from a
widely extended green plain, fsrtilized by
the clear waters of the Aras, (the ancient
Araxes.) and covered with Armenian villages.
In various points Of view, the summit has a
striking resemblance TO a ship-a fact which
has been recorded by all travellers to the spot
and the whole country round is full Of ira,
dictionary stories relative TO Noahs ark and
the food.
|: is common belief among the Armeni-
ans and Persians, that the remains of the
Ark still exist on the summit Several at.
tempts have been made to reach the top o;
the mountain, but rarely have any such at
tempts succeeded. Moving sands which
threaten to overwhelm The traveller, fntv
roads which cut his shoes to shreds, terrible
precipices, with overhanging rocks. and
above all, nests OF snakes, have constantly
struck terror into the stouest hearts, and
nearly in all cases induced the abandonment
of the enterprise. At Erivan, the Armeni.
ans show the spot where Noah first planted
the vine, and the town of Nakhdjovan (place
Of descenl) is believed to mark the spot
where the Patriarch first settled on quitting
the Ark.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28
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The Placer herald., 1866-07-28
The Grateful Preacher.

strolling preacher, ''once upon time,"
Addressed congregation rather slim
In numbers-yet his subject was sublime:
('Twas 'Charity,') sonorous was the hymn;
Fervent the prayer: aud though the house was
small.
He pounded Justify the Sacred Word,
And preached an hour, loud MS be could
bawl,
As one who meant the Gospel should be heard.
And now behold! the preachers hat is sent
Among the pews. for customary pence,
But soou returns as empty as it went!-
Whcreat, low bowing to his audience
He said, my preaching is not all in vain:
Thank God, I've got my beaver back again!"
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

CoRRuPTIoN.-Five members of the New
Jersey Legislature have been indicted for bri
berry; some Of them on two separate char
ges.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

A torpedo, which was sunk 10 Charleston
harbor over three years ago, recently explo-
ded in eight fathoms of water. 1t lifted an
immense volume of water,
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

Judges OF the Supreme Court.
s. W. Sanderson. John Curry, Lorenzo Sawyer,
A. l.. Rhodes and o. l.. Shaiter.
Clerk-W. ID. Hartman.
Reporter-C A Tuttle.
The Court meets in Sacramento on the first
Monday in January, April. July and October.
Members OF Congress.
Senators-James A. McDougal and John Con.
ness.
Represcntativcs-J. F. Highly, John Bidwell
and ID. G. MrRuer.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28

1t is now a violation of the laws of Wis
consin for minors to enter billiard rooms o.
places where liquors are sold.
The Placer herald., 1866-07-28
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VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS!
They will not harm the most delicate female
and can be given with good effect in prescribed
doses to the youngest habe.
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin, the Salve is most
Invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone.
but penetrates with the'most searching effects to
the very root of the evil.
DR.. MAcciEL's PILLS
Bowel Complaints,
Coughs,
Colds,
Chest Diseases,
Costiveness,
Dyspepsia,
DiarhGl,
Dropsy,
Debility
Fever and Ague,
Female Complaints,
Headache,
Indigestion,
Influenza,
inflammation,
inward weakness,
Liver Complaint
Lowness oil Spirits,
Ringworm,
Salt Rhcum,
Skin Diseases.
Scalds.
B- NOTICE.-None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box,
signed by DR.. J. MAGGIEL, As Futon stree},
New York, to counterfeit which is felony.
zss- Sold by all respectable dealers in Med
icines throu ghout the United States and Canadas
at % cents per box orpot. APPS ly
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There are no watches in Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Delaware, Wisconsin, Iowa, Min.
nesota, Kansas or Montana according to the
assessors returns.
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Eureka.
THE SECRET FOUND.

M EDlCAL MEN have been for a ges in search
lv1 of an iniallibe cure for RHEUMATISM
without success; but the desideratum has at
length been discovered.
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The Light of the World 4
Or. MAccIEL's
PILLS AND SALVE.

THESE lite-giving remedies are now, for the
l. first time publicly given to the world. For
over quarter Of century Of private practice
the ingredient in these
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COURTS, COUNTY OFFICERS, &C.

DISTRICT COURT. Hon. T. L. Mcfarland,
Judge. Meets the first Monday in February May
August and November.
COUNTY COURT.-Hon. II. Fellows. Meets
on the first Monday in March, June, September,
and December The Probate court also meets at
the same time.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS District No. !.
Samuel Dodd; residence Lincoln
District No. 9. W. G. Richmond; residence at
Dutch Flat.
District No 3, A. B. Scott; residence at Forest
Hill. The Board meets on the first Monday in
February May, August and November,
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LIFE-GIVING PILLS!

Have been used with the greatest success. Their
mission is not only to prevent disease, but to
cure. Thy search out the various malades by
which he patient is suffering, and re-invigorates
the failing system. To the aged and in6rm few
doses OF these valuable pills will prove to bc