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DRUMS,
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Ayers
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HEALTH BElUTYI,

STRONG AND TIRE RlcH nIoop-ivCREAsE
~ fLFsH AND NEi8fiT-cLEAR SKIN AND
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4 wealthy old farmer was Absalom Lee,
lie had kept but one daughter, the mis-
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VOL. XVII, NO. 3G.
JULY. 1873.


Trains frsk Paw Paw connect ~tth tie same
uamed Trssss On the Michigan CoENal hsurosd
at LavtsH, going east and ws~I.
LKAvEPAw Paw,
$50 A. M. Ksla11Eos AcconmouGttoh, Nta''
iO:as A. N, Nail Train, cast.
A46 D M Mail weet, and Way FrelsEt east
SI5 n m Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
sVTrsins return 10 Paw Paw on departure ei
Mfehgnn Central Trains from Lawton.
c. f. STEPHEN sup t.
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Amoun. paid Tor transportation Of
paup.rs 70 lenve the county ani
State, 50 ~
amount paid for temporary relief IN
the different townships by order o!
Supervisors and Supts. of Poor, 2,j67 81
Amouu. paid FOR livery, 10 70
Amount Of temporary relief furnished ia the
different townships by order of supervisors
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pHEINSULAR RAILWAY.
PAW PAW DIRECTORY.

MARKS. RPISCOPAI.-Rev. Dsrius Barker,
- Rector. Service at lol'sa 3. m. D. ;. al pm.
I,Rw WILL BLPTLsT,-Rev. G. p. Blanchard
+ Pastor. Services 10 Ii clock A r. ana
61-s o'clock P. II.
,,psr rriPrI<T-Rev. - Pastor. Ser
L vice Ia o'clock A. NJ, and L l-2 clock r. NJ
tfETBOpksT EPIsCOPAL,-Rev. William Ford
M Pastor sertices 10 II o'clock 4 M ana
l-a clock p. X.
DRTSBYTBRIkN - Rev. |. y. ONs ISs'ot
4 Services 10 l-2 A. N, and o J.. 4. N.
(tHRIyrIAN.-Rev q. Roert Pastor. SERVICES
4 10 Ia A. ". and = II p. ~
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
OF SUPERVISORS,
Octobcr Session. I@72.
VAN BuRRN CorNrY CLERK's OFFIcE,
paw Paw D.t II 1870

w HIEFN NlTNTI ILENE WT|T'Hl
Paw paw. Oct. II. 1872.
Poard convened pur.uant 10 sdi,nrrment.
On calling tbs roll The following supervisors 8
ar.rersd to their names. viz: :. W. Fisk. Of
Alpens Juan McKeyes. of Antsers: e. Z.
Heath. Of Bangor: r. Nuttirg. ot Decatur
q # Bark,r. of DeerGelI ~ =. rol,o.. ~
Gensya. y. Hart. If Hartford. a. e. r Yeck-
l.y. of Hamilton. A. T.. Gre..,rv, ,t EeeIer:
Charles Van Rip.r. of Porter. and y u. Wise
Of Pine Grove
The folloein. committees. were apu,.r,sd bv
tue Chairman, 2;
0ommiiee on t''nm'-hcssrs. Iol.es,
Bfgss and Fisk.
committee on Finanee-Mossrs. Wise, Ne
kstSs and Hart.
committee On Comparing Rolis-Nessrs
nArEsr, a. Heath Grcgory' bass, Van Ripper,
howard, Monroe, Nultlng, MchcYes. w lsc
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board convened pursuant to adjournment
Roll called. Quorum present. Sundry claims
were presented and referred to the Committee
90 Claims.
John B. Upton, Prosecuting Attorney. pre-
sented his annual report, from which it ap-
pears that there had been during the year tlir-
teen convictions for assault and battery; tween
ty-onc cases OF debt uuder the statute in which
fines had been imposed; six convictions for
being found intoxicated on the streets; two
convicted and fined for profanity; three con
viaions for larceny, and one case still pending
two convictions for robbery; one conviction
for burglary, and one charged with burglary
nolle prosecuted; one conviction for assault
with intent to commit rape, and one in'orml-
ton filed for same offerse: one conviction for
adultery; one conviction for seduction one
conviction tor incest; one conviction for ar
son; one conviction for higamy; one convic
tiOn for bastardy one indicted for assault
with intent TO kill and murder. but convicted
for assault and battery, and one charged with
assault with intent 10 kill and murder still
pending; one charged with aiding ia the es-
cape Of prisoner on bail for trial; one
charged with disposins OF ch0t;el property
acquitted, and one conviction for obtaining
property under false pretenses.
Upon motion the Board adjourned until TO-
morrow morning at eight o'clock.
WEDNESDAY,, October 1G, ls72
Board convened pursuant % adjournment.
Sundry bills were received and referroi ~ the
Committee on Claims
The County Treasurer presented the follow.
ing report, which on motion wa, accepted and
referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance:
To the Honorable Board of supervisor. or the
County Of Van Bureu;
hereby submit the following report for the
dsca. year commencing October lsr, l~il, and
ending September 3oth, l,72
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CJpoDal v. LAWrey, Attern ~ ead % zsssi siar
u at Law, Estary rublis anA PROBATE Judge
VSi nsfd Prssats Co~rt at Pav Paw. sn Meod-
N esuA wsk.
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IL COOK, Teacher Of Piano. Organ. nslsdssp
IL. ssd Cultivation Of the voice, also thereuxh
Bsss asd Harmony. Apply at ais residence On
Rv Paw street, I've doors vsst q KAsassso
6reA Paw az Mich.
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ssvCEgFGAN CENC4&z..
MAIN LINE

MAIN LINE.
Traias cave Lavton as follows
EAST. WEST.
NoD i0.4- q. a., 4:l0 p. IN.
kalamazoo Ace. S:4op IA -. n m
is.,jr, Tapr.ss l,4nam l'03 a. n.
H. E. SARGENT. GeO. sup.
&. " HrRn, As-'t Seh. Supt.
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Amount Of cash On hand Oct. j. Us 2,Sae -
Amount received for axes, u,eres,
aud charges durlng vs.,-.. 2.t-S q;
Amount received for fnes.......... iu21 80
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WHOLE NO 922
P0OR TuND,

POOR FUSD.
Amount oa hand October ct, lS7I...s % S6
Amount raises rs county. y............ coo Os
Amount received lrom supts. Poor. $50 le
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EVENING SESSION.

Board convened pursuant 10 Adjournment
Roll called. Quorum present. The Board Of
sqperlntendents OF Eouay Poor presented the
iouo"iag report, which o. motion w1s ac-
cepted
To 'he honorable Board of Supervisors of V IN
3uren County:
The undersigned Superintendents Of the
Poor o. Van Buren, County, would -ssnee,G,t,y
submit the following rs their annual renori.
from October lst ls7l, to October ls., 1872
The Ely record. [volume] (Pioche City, Lincoln County, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The consumption of opium in the
united States is at present very great.
and still increasing. Opium is the juice
OF the poppy, grown in India and in
smyrna, and to a less extent in other
places. That produced in India is priry
cipally consumed in China, having been
imposed on the Chinese by England in
the celebrated "opium war;" The drug
from Smyrna is the kind used in Amar,
lea and Europe. Last year the yield was
shout $50, 900. pounds, of which The
United States took about 28CODO pounds,
This year the product will be less and
the demand greater, according to some
wutlsorNies,.
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4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND AFFIDAvITs
-. Properly made. Abstracts Of Mining Prop.
erty and Real Estate furnished, Deeds, Leases,
MorteaSes, Contracts and all other legal instrin-
ments OF writing carefully drawn.
once, in Cohn's building, Main street. oppo-
site Meadow Valley street. je2.tf
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Ladies' Hair Dresser.
Charles Casteraf hlroE

[FoRMEMY OF 724 wAsHrNoroN
FRAsoIsco, california;
GM BE FOUND AT ALL TIMES IN rHn
~ Tonsorial Saloon Of COIN 4 aeNvHaa J
Meadow Valley street, next to ftsyis' .shi.'
where orders left for Ladies Hair Drsssir. ~:
Making, etc., viii reostve ptDMS 3t3SstJ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-15


ASSIyEEsARY MEETING or TIE MgTnop-sr
>CSDAT-SCHooL SoCTLTY.--Ih" eighth NUM-
ycr>aiy Of this Society VA; held ut Centenary
Church sunday afternoon a,t nt y g'cl0&I--
!. l.. u. Walford, president, In Ill" char :
Charles I. Rady secretary.
Tie meeting was opened with singing hy
Centenary school. and prayer fy Rev. +. VI.
Peterson There was y"r, hrs." attend,
aHcr ri this nirrll,lg.
william Willis. Jr.. retiring president, red
hi annlia| rcpS9t tur thc year rndr@ >rrtcm-
her 3Uih, 1872. Tho report was very full
aud interesting enc, reviewing tnc work o!
the year and Giving the following (as.;~
tIi,I!hg; u d";iiiis IL" nasi yvar. ) teachers
and i scholars nGGlit"r ot conversions, - !:
The roll, OH the first sunday IN this rlontil,
: / officers. 2I1 teachers, and 1,JlT scholars
total, 2.2"2--an increase Of lGI oYcr laS;
year numHcr Of volumes in reading libra
lrs iparj!aI report, 2,:ii2. Ta'un u SANG,
Il 100: Number of Sunday. school papers
taken monthly, l,l7j copies; number Of
schools; supporting D2rcaS or Aid Societies,
(. and these hayc rs henciiciares amount
OF money expended during the year Tor gen
,ril aud benevolent purposes, = ,31i (pNC!:;-
>i.c oi fMlr SrhrpIS n1t reporting on this
hradj a; Clly-,trc"t school raised, in addition.
2lJo toward: dcfaEing IL" church debt :;
Centenary srinG! expended f." tirgc-t
nmo,lHt y! u;urcy; DruaCl->.rcct school raised
the !ar"rst &mount within the year. Nom" o!
the schools aTr in debt, although they nc- &.
funds 10 supply dctic!"ncic% ii books, Ct.
tlay.5trr-t school had Ii" l#!s'"s! ii;in'cr ot
conversions. Tho rcr2en'um q adults
IN the s:A0oI, is Il -! the aggregate
rolls; Oregon ;as the largest adult roll. The
department Of The scholars is represented il
coed. the large majority ol ihc schools
uSc the. Uniform system" :nl lie tiiirtr
Catcvhi~lu is in general use. Tiic -clo1I,,
with nn@ exception, held Il session every
Sunday through i!.c yy; irrespective Of
wc3tAcr, and III the exceptional case there
was only one ouis-ion,
lir. 7. l.. u. N'ailor.i, IL" prc-idcnt-eicct
for tic ensuing year, r.1Acn hric: il1uSiy1!
address. ;i>hi.i9 the hearty e9.rcrati"H vi she
ucui'cr, Q: tAc .:oc!"tr an.t Promising io ito
al il his power 80 ili,ii Tie Couiid"ntc ~
posed in him. lie called attention to the
nfppu .it;Un OF the St!mliay.&ch0ci InjnA AZ
London 10 oI..clvc the -',tI Gi,d 2I> th'y> "i
tits lnpiijh ~ dn,- oi special prayer ia bc'
nalf oi lie SunLay-schogi work ali over The
world.
On motion or Rev. Or. G'anbMy. it was
unnimcusy resolved Tia; Ill the >"iGno!3 OF
| this ~pcicty heartily rc,pGul 10 Ii" call oi
The 5snlay- school Cu;nn "f London. aud
! viii ctr1.,c IL services ii t;;cif rc-pcctIy"
>.l,eoi, %, SUGGESTED l,y the saiA Tn.cn.
rcY. ii, Grunicly l!.cit aadrcSscd The
| riGc,ina-stl!c "ialic oi H. Soul o. =
Little Child" lIc referred to TIE valuable
statistic. contained in the Presidents ! report
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REv. HrGH 1TowELL BRowN, the distiE-
gUi>hed pastor Of the iyltIe-Strcct Blpti>t
church. Liverpool, England, will lecture tor
thc benefit OF the memorial fund, ri the First
Baptist church, to-nightn = O'Clock. Sub
jet: "'Ghe Peoples ProrcrDs.'
The Boston Adr9hSer says =" II the inter.
ast aid appreciation manifested by those
present can be taken rs any criterion. Mr..
Brown is one Of the most successful lecturers
that h2s appeared here for many day. The
wonderful! variety of proverbs at his com.
mand bespoke patient Investigation and wide
acquaintance with the everyday speech OF
!oi;'c!v uroTcrb-quotin" people. AS 4 lee
tUrer b' strong, quaint style has made him
";ttC'Y known"
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-REslGSA-
ITO. or DR.. BARD.--At the conclusion of
RcY. DR.. Baird's sermon On Sabbath morning
last he stated to the congregation that it BIZ d
become necessary for him to dissolve the
pastoral connection which had existed be-
tween them for the past two years. As
Secretary cf the Publication and Education
Boards of the Southern Presbyterian Church
it becomes his duty to visit the churches in
its jurisdiction, and a3 tiiis would preclude
bis regular ministrations TO his congregation
lie deemed it best that they should call some
one else at once who could give his whole
tine and take up tile work when lie was
compelled TO lav it down. He requested Il
meeting Of the church and congregation in
the lccture-room on Wednesday night 10
cnnfcr upon some plan for future action.
Very great regret is felt hy bis people at tie
resignation Of DR., Baird.
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PORT OF RICHMOED, OCTOBER Is. l6;".


Steamer OH DoTripion, Eusual. New York, uct-
rhaudi,r and pisscugcrs, John ". wyatt, arenf
Schooner Caroline HrlG:ts. Ja2kscn, uaVie us
Grace. coal, w L. OK < co.
Schooner John Mcl,nui:, Co.cilaD' EeT cfS'
Iron ore. ola DoU;.tboH Ho!ks.
Schooner Virginia Dare Johnston, Georgetown.
ceal, CDtircli 4 E:IilIs.
schooner s. Il. Sharpe, sharpe, FA;!cGclrhia coal,
). E. Latilrup. -
scnooner 1. L. Smith, Jones, Gcorsc:0wu, Goals.
schooner Mohawk, Wright, Georgetown, coal, S.
II. Ha%rs.
Big Iicie, -, Sew Ye7k, to load lour fropl Gal
" sc;1cner butterfly, Frank, Georgetown, co2i, E.
" .l 3lton! oa@r Gray Easi: wila'ns Baltimore, IGra.
her {. T.. Whit!cch.
ScI"on,? r. luirth AMI Francs4, Be:lei, Iost.eso
Nouroe roG. old i;omiGiuR Works
srno"ucr Mar J. e. Newton. 61,igoIa ph.isael-
Mia, rie i;on. Old DJa!nson "CsE1'
SAILED,
Steamer John sylvester, ,iig"rd, Norfolk, net
rhapii :. aud passengers. l.. u. i"t1hi. n1enL
Schooner Serene. Jones, saVauGau. Nar ISc1eaao~
"i'e' ~"'''' ctmhrfD roR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE. October lj.-Seho3her Anl'c Ea''h'
Weaver. " re- -, :. >,,,
Srho0ror liarr, Laudell. Taylor, cleared at &c"
YORK ll,h instant t"r itlchmo:a
:, boorcr sandy Hook, CrIn:!rr, cleared 1T &C"
York l.lh instant tog ii.hLiaEt.
MENOH.Sp3.
CITY polST. oe'oi,r II irri.ed, Gai pig ha'u'
~,n5a"r t,i!l..ti. rf ~" FORK iiifst lc' - tsc.
in 1rrtl wi,iti 80 ,:t. GEth II fe t@-!nSh GYM
der |, zee. stroke. "..a 41H ~ aurJsn !! bt!asAcsS
On ,hc tn ast';:; ir ;',rSt . if1.c' ~ os'0a
o,,o,or 10th. ff.y niles east Of ueGioren, bark
rIo,-, t%0rw.t Petersen, from Cara.F Tor CiSy
Point.
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po,Icg CoIrr, McNoAY-Jps'tce William
YoU Crcc }residing.--Jhe following c'scs
were disposed Of:
William Jinbus tcoiorcd), charged Oh "af-
y~.nt with as-aultin- and hcating his Wle,
Martha jinhns. Found guilty, and sent TO
al for three months.
Della smith (coloredl, charged with being
..,sortigrlr and using obscene language III
.h3 streets. Fined =.
u>nyy smith (coloreC}. charged with beng
d;,orlrily and using iGiiCccnt and prVtanc
language In the >t.ccts. Fined =.
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There were three dea'nS ii Tic S"CoId
Church school and nine conversions ~ l..c
First since the !u>t report.
Tue subject :or the meeting I3aS called
ur-rrlliing to the "rcaIiE;lion Of III" lli>t
,IDcttaficn> in the Sunday-scaooi work.
}If. Gillian, from the Second school, made
an interesting address. urging more spjrittI'
alily Oil the part Of the teachers and more
zcal in following up tie lessons q the sab
bath. He was followed by Mr.. u. /. Taylor
aud others.
After other discussions of TratterS Of in.
tayp.t 10 tie schools. tie meeting VA: closed
with singing and til" bencdic.i1n.
The next needing occurs 1T 'hr Grace
street church in November, on the second
.lnI,Al..r ui-.ht
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THE AIT or pr0T6CRArliY keeps pace #li,, II.
indeed 1t does not excel III startling rrT discoveries
md improvement. al, her arts which arc advanced
from year II year towards perfection by science and
learning. The improved porcelain pictures alone
taken AZ l:EES & cos gallery are well worthy tho
nl'nc Of that oli-.e:3ili,htd frm The.r reduced
;riccs an fine wo=,i deserve til patronage OF the
cn'irc community.
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Tn TR1Ar rr W. J. A~NABLE, III the Cotln.
X EoEli Of Hcnric0, judge Lacy presiding,
Proceeded Yesterday. in The first case,
',hly.eI with obtaining lnoncy Under tal-c
prctcucc-, the demurrer to the indictment
vas sustained, and he was recognized to al
pear before tie grand Jury at the next feE'
r,lnrv term to answer al Indictment 10 pc
preferred against him for felony. 1hc second
Csc, in which he is charged with, forgery
va. continued tor the Commonwealth un'l'
,hn ncxi term The three mistcmeanGi
r.l.cs vrrc continued until the next term Oh
tIl. u,ot;on Of Mr. AnnGt'c's counsel. lie
va hai.cd IN ull the cases, Ne>srs. j. NJ.
Humphreys. II. /. Wi@and, and :. j. Anna-
lie, becoming his Surriies.
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Go 10 PlzzINl'> for Diana grape.

Masses A%D FAcE".-I.aiics who mask tieir
faces and uccxs with craluc'5 eBdan~.r their Eesia
IL purpose. Tho pa'.cr work Iecei"cs noboty.
There is but Que article known which VII, restore
Aiem:,!ie ccmp.cxI"n or create eternal briitincy
na locn who're they have urver her2tofors e3 sted,
and :ha: article - H.,ctS'S MAGNOLIA BALM. Il
perform, th: toi'c: miracle hy !.!Is!Cg vitality Into
the shiG. Tic Coral aid herbal IL cc3 cf allch t.
Is compose! ce!;'lr stimulate :hc circulation in ths
m:.utc blood vessels aad brace tie network Cf
nerves through which thcT pa. Thus cuickcpcd
md strengthened, TIE external co"cfinS ao"r &C,
iiret frcsl, aud hcalthfu hue, ard ever! trace O.
,allown"ss disappears. Tie ralaSt checks dcrtvu
from the Identifying baptism Of this delightful. cos
ujrtic warmer hUe. airl t!c arms, hands, and
neck hoa,;p lrairc which the charla'ans, who pro-
"ss 10 make ladics "beau!ifu forever" with their
poisonous cement. eau never hope 10 initiate
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ElSIrlN: h~i"GTs TrIrLAp,-S.. Johns
Lommaudrr!, No, l, OF Wilmington, Del.
will reach this city bv the Richmond. FrctIc.
rirhsbGrG ard PotnHac railroad thi, after
noon. They will bc met 1T The dcro! by !,
detachment OF hichm"nd Commandcry, No.
:, olrl escorted hy them to The Exchange
lio!el, Tonight the two communicates will
Jointly attend the iiasualc presentation III
Assembly Tail, after which they viii paitici-
pate in complimentary banquet rendered
to the Delaware Knights Ivy those of Rich
nland,
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The largest attendance was on the 18th VE
October, when there were present in the So
ven schools reporting 223 officers and tcaci-
crs aud l,Slj scholars.
The Association was addressed by y p.
Fox, Esq, and by Rev. DR.. Tupper: after
which il was adjourned TO meet 1t the Pine
street church OH the afternoon Of the second
sunday in November next.
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MELTING or THE BAr-
T!sT SCNDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION was held
on last Sunday afternoon ct the Sidney Bar-
ti7t church. The President, J. L. Winston,
Esq, presided; Otwuy D. Brown secretary.
Ntcr the usual introductory exercises the
reports of tie schools were presented, as fol.
lows: