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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03

The Rice Divorce suit for fraud In age, lie
causing great excitement In Boston. 1t should
warn young men not to marry in haste. Rice is
but "a; his bride 81. He swears that she mad
him believe she was but his own age, by using
MAGNOLIA BALM upon her face, neck and han
Poor youth He probably found her elbows
weren't quite so soft and pretty. Ought Hagan to
be indictedp We know Of many similar cases.
This Balm gives most wonderfully pearly and
natural complexion to which we don't object We
like pretty women. To finish the picture, they
should use LYONS KATHARoN upon the hair
With pearly chin, rosy checks, and soft luxurious
tresses thew become irresistible.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
". +. N. u. No 80

WrTTV Send 20 cents and the address of Ave per-
" d | sons and receive by mail Beautiful Obic'
xyom mo, size by e-worth tlb0-and null In
NIpN 1 structions TO clear &20a ia Address
NUl J PLuNH Ce., 100 Houth 6th ST., Phila., Pa.
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On Everybody,s Tongue.-EuloViu

On EverybOdy's TOngue.-Eulogiums Of
the great National Regeneration OF Health, PI.AsTA
TIoS BrTTERs, are on everybody's tongue. This
gratuitous VIA vOce advertising is better tn all
the paid-for pufins to which the owners OF DO US
bitters obliged to resort. 1t has . spontaneous
heartiness about It which carries conviction to
the mind of the auditor,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03

ANY, sending us the address of ten persons will
" 10 cts. will receive free, q beautiful chrom O
0NEt and Instructions how to get rich, post pa d.
oNIt City Novelty Co., los South Sth st., Phila Pa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03

The Crucial Test Of the value OF q medicine
Is time. Does experience confirm the claims put
forth in its favor at the outset is the grand quet
ton. Apply this criterion, 20 simple, yet SO
SEARCHING, to TARRANT's EFFERvEscEET SELTzER
APERIENT. How hes it worn2 What has been its
history How does it stand to dayp
Tarrant's Settler Aperient
Is household name throughout the United
States. 1t is administered as a specific, and with
succ IS, In dyspepsia, sick headache, nervous
debility, liver complaint, bilious remittents,
bowel complaints Especially constipation), rheu-
matiPm. govt, gravel nausea, the complaints pecu-
liar to the maternal sex and all types Of nftam'
nation. SO mild is it in it's operation that 1t can
be gwen with perfect safety 10 the feeblest child
and so agreeable is 1t to the TASTE so refreshing
TO the palate, mat children never refuse to take
it, For sale by all DRUGGISTS
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gents Wanted.-Men or women. S4 week
"A or 500 forfeited. Valuable samples free Write
at once to F. M. REED, Eighth street, New York.
A DvERTIs ERSI Am. Newspaper Union repre-
"A sents over 800 papers, divided into subot'
visions. Send Scent stamp for map showing locar
tion OF papers, with combined and separate hsts,
Civ ng estimates for cost Of advertising. Address
8, p, BANBORN, ia Monroe street, Chicago, Ill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-10
piTENT APPLICATIONS.
Anp!ication for Patent.
NOTICE No. .iS.

L. :. LAW tFFCs
Eurrl a. Nevada. May -, fst.l,u
N-oTICE l. UEl,EHN GiN IN IhAi ihh
y NrNprk silver Mininc tomrasy II ast.
"a. address. Newark Mills. Newa'k fgS'
,rLrt. W hitc inc county. Nevada ha' 'hf
/ day filed IN this office n diagram together WIN
/, notice of application for a patent from th,s
| / uitcd states. under act oi congress alii"'c'
Nav 10, ~. for fifteen hundred l'e linear
fee, OF the Lincoln Lode. the same running ="
Toe, .putbcastcrly and 30 feet nerthwest"ttf
from the mouth II the Lincoln Tunnel. win
surface ground two hundred feet, 100 feet on
each side of the lode. the lode being stect IN
with. situated in Newark Mining District.
" lite Pine county. state Of Nevada. ami 80
sctibed in the Plat and field notes on hicih 'his
office Us fellows. t,-wit:
o. s. Survey Nc. 81.
BeS;nnir. nj a,ost marked Ne. |. I.S.Srr-
y,y Nr.$-.- whence fhri,s ctior corner On the
! northern boundary Of Section .. I. L.. y ~
r. NJ. II. NJ. bears y. ~ 10. r.. Ass feet:
mouth OF the thihuahua Tunnel bear; ;.
Il Il. l.. llS feet. and n cedar tree one foot
in diameter. marked Lincoln 4. T.. bears y.
-, ". IL feet: thence raining :. Ia L.
l,0 f,c,, to post marked Me- Is. SH-vcs
No. -: thence :. ~ ". 20 feet. to post
markcd No. Z. L. :. Survcy Ne. q; thence
Y. II ". lsO tect. to post marked No. y.
u. Sir ey Ne. .; and thence y. s., +.
F.. u feet. To- pu.t I'VE. L." the place Of begin
ming, containing : ,l-lH acres.
COURSES cNl.rcssyd from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation % IL. Fast. lhls
claim is located in the unsIrNcycd Fart 81 l.
-. y. Il. - f.. VI. l.. ". and i bounded on
neither end by any lrewn claimants; the
nearest mine Is the thih aiga.
The claim j. reccrd,d IN Beck H., ngelf.,@
the Newark District Mining hccords. ard a
copy Of the re,icr and plats can bc found
POSTED at the mouth Of the lincoln tunnel.
m,iy ClhtS +. liul;N. Register.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
DIONEER CONSOLIDATED vi,

ing Company, location vt ttiul d
rlare at Business. san rnue.sco. q! atas
Location OF MARKS. Eurcha district, t4f,'
county, Nevada.
Nriicc i hereby gwen that n, a n, e'l.
tn" directors. held "n thu 1T nay @; gs9
~, an assessment Ne. : ui 10 cent, :.
-har- va. levied upon the capital ,tlct
CORPORATION. payable Immediately, IN IT.
states gold CON, to the Secretary. nj thegfa
ot thu tomi any. loom hayward, I@'
INK. No. II" California >trcct, >an I~!.HgN't
taii ornia.
Any stock uron which this ~ass-%f''
sha | remain unIaId ,n the 9th day Of j.
gu.i. le,4. viii be delinquent, aud ad'e'.'s-
Tor sale Mt public auction; aii tnir.. az
mcni - mad hr'orc will be sold on Ihnr.
stHH. the 3stls. dR! Of Angus. Fh
to- Jay the delinquent assessment. logon
with costs Of advertising and eSpen'' q
,alr. tllAS.> :. Nal, ~>tete'sf'
,fhcc: Room ~ hayward. Building :,
California street. san Francisco, tai y
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a Caro- to the Public

SlEAlS :, THE PIONEER IEN BLK
ha,. tur utrr rhrcr I,a-s st.i.s.J In
M tifs i'.h- tu tn p%fnlIty nf vat, he. .pJ
..@elit te Ia ,ohi tn .n; ami d.rHs that
tltar IL IA, dcilci. and It'll DIT all l.r, :
II u ashih>i him. lie has On hand cvrry-
mug retaining to his linz of rI.ine... +.
~ ~ 'llsht. tn ARTICLE, are uul, 10 he a.t,d
~ AM tn vii be shown. lie In. r,p.
''He"t tn pahile that he IL gold and ~
~ watches cheaper than can b. bought, in
An iitn,i>rn IT irum Eastern mnraf,rtrT.
"a hn taI> aith l|-atiiur houses nrI nm
'Hi,n> AT Nh4i".atr rtir, suui,. In tto,t ~
ihis Yea has, "uls to Vl.Ir In. rlacc in " ~
arg 10, b .lidlur aud. atrr c,Wniain,
,'leih >t,cs, b" convinced rhst HI cn.
toriIin l. n tine u aGy on tLr IL. - -,
- j. STRAITS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-10
ADpjcati0n for Patent.
NuTicE NJ. 81.
Slam nytier.

Eureka, nevada, MAY IS. 1884,.
NOTICE l. IiEnEEl GIVE 1hAi HE
y Newark Silver Mining tumI any iost-
office address. Newark Mills. Newark lis-
trict, hitc Inc county. Nevada has this
da, filed in this office a diagram. together
with a notice OF arplics;ion ior n patent from
the | nitcd states. under &C, ui toaEress al
proved MAY 10. ~. Ter fourteen hundred
400 linear ie.t ~ the ,hihuahna Lode,
III, same running ~ '--t rotihwcsi-rly and
y fec, soathsastcfis fem Shaft 10. \. with
.uriacc ground 20 tee; in width. siiGai.d IN
Newark Mining distinct, bite inc county.
state Of Nevada. and described in thu plat
and field notes ON HE in this eiIicc a. follow.
te-Nlt:
o. S. Survey No. 80.
beginning at a post marked "No. u :.
Survey Ne. - :. hence the |. section corner
an he north m boundary Of Section 9. |. ~.
y. IA. = T.. VI. J.. NJ. bears y. 3 '. = -
fr-t. To- 40. | Of survey Ne. =. made for
the Nr~aTF >tscr Mining TOM any, VI on
,ce;; and the mouth Of tn Lhii "a
h a Tunnel bears y. IT, W. TO- feet:
thence roaming :. &i3. l.. ltea Get. To pust
nareci Ne. :. 1. :. survey No. y: then t
:. -. h.:n feet. l. iesi marked No. =.
t.. Survey Ne. =. Thence MI W. acc
:; and lhencc \. y +. so feet, 10 post
. / -laD acrrs; courses. rNIfc-."iir from the true
meridian with a magne variation OF le's'
hast. thi> claim is located in tile uI>urNrNcd
part II /. II. y. l.. - l.. NJ. II. NJ, ard i
ho ndri oh the north by the Original lihua-
Ia.
llis claim is recorded in Book A.rascl. Of
/ = Nrwate District Mining iccurds. and Il
copy nf thr %raticc and llats chr he found
iu>ird nj shaft No l.. upon tho luda.
mvl1 tlhiS !. HORN. Register.
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DISSOLUTION Of coPAR1NtasH'

'ElIE GorALTNElSlllr, ~, ttrn:tt
eNisting hctw"en Met ALI " \ LI
u i:cowswc. nevada. i,thi. day dI''oi'g-.
mutual consent. All moneys due ''d
are payable to II. McCallnm. and ai3,.
will bc settled by him. The b ;in,t u,
after Will be eaIried On b, Ht'ii ''''s
IL NJ. 80
bcnwawc. Eureka county. Nevaa'' ~
~ .tt
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NOTICE!

ilErEBY BIG lNioi in,1 r--,
lie ,Lnt have thu. day sold ou; hNtt.ss
ntcre>, in the butcher hu.ine., hnuHn - ~.
II Gltun MARKET" TO Nh. Josef h ' ann a5' "t
will carry on thu same n before, anu KIM
ih-same patronage will be '~Ntendtu " ,t,
All bulls mus, be paid within thitH
either =; ibc Fulton Market or 10 mmf,yE
Eureka. MAY I. l>1k. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-10
Public Notice.

NJ NEHS AND ALL OTHERS 4Sh
NJ b,reby notified II a. tie lssyc 4 r..
dated Mining tomrsnv Limited "lNtaE
responsible tor rayncnt Of lhnor er HSielA
turni.bcd to PARTIES having ~con''s.'' u
acrr-n ,nis 10 wnrs on anv Ct the on. 81
MINI. IN into. Secret AMEN, or el''s91'
sureun:.Gje'i
Eaveln \ey. October :. lSsS -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. ~.
Lawn tftrFY


furckA, NEVADA. June ~. ~
\nFl'E l. lifi tEl GtNEN THAT W.
y ". Mccoy Who" n.f"ilcr address j
tarrha, Nevala. la, thu, dsv filed m TIN,
9TH u iia-fnW together With ! rutlrr OF A.
li.htInh i"I a lHtrnt from tn | wtr,i States,
Ghu'i at 81 unErr>. atIFesri Nav ~. -
~ t"e thalsnAa -WH linear loot al The
''iant Lot. III" >an" tanning To- feet north
ely and ~ let n = seHtheTl4 direction from
a. "iaht ,itait. wllh ,ur.ace ground 10 icci
II width, satcd III Eureka NnHIrs pistfI,i,
tor"ta CO MY, STAT" Il N,t ada, and d.
%,,gfth.t nth HAT ard h"hi Da,v, On lie III
ihn' oliiee n %tollo"-, to-nit:
U. S. Survey No. 70.
Ecsihnine a. a rust marked "Nu. ! l.. :.
S"r'"N No. -" whct.r pot No. q >ur,r,
n n. 10 mad Tor the Eureka Consolidated
Mining unUauy upon til. Sentinel I,ie
ar, Ill Il. sen let: a,.-stas IN tow
u ! r"Ea bears \. l. \, /. li.a ptcrt. high.
- mt u / uhs I'm Ne. / bears ~ ~.
W. = - feet; the tirurt halt hear. :. /. y
".4.ol irrt, aud Il llHe tree | foot in diam.
49, maft.d Trant tt. bear. =. l. - ".
~ irrt; th"nGr %rhnuinc :. 10 ". s-l icc,.
Il" i narhrd VI. :. Survey No, -.
ihrH'" :. T.. T.. l.n7s '-lo feet, Ia
ie>' mart NJ. : I. =. Survey Ne. -:
HA'hGr w" inct. 4" l"st marked
~ -. survey Nc. .; thence y. lrf.
N.l.llt ito let, to post marked No. SIS
NtfN"N w.. theNcc y. To- T.. ~, fcet. to
Lost MAJ Nod No. IS. Sar,ry No. :; and
t,ehcr y - /. IL 2-lo Loot to post No. |.
IN liar ei beginning. continuing . l,-l0N
49, t"liT,r- e>lrrSs-d from tn. true
ta-f.
M clam i located upon uIsur,e,ci land,
AMI i hpurt"i vn neither end b. any hpon n
''hlhaht'' the nearest n ines arot the Snnbur>t
and l,nr.
ihi' clam isreeorlel in Beck 4. rngr-s =. q:
iit thfsta District Mining Eccora., niai a
= "i The f"iie" and lla;> cnn lie found
i">i,'i. "a Hrant >ha't uIun thu lode.
III AhJs +. Holm. I.eei.tcr.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-06-02
the UNFAITHFUL GUARDIAN.
CHAPTER III.

' SNSAS
the closed curtains into the room
where Mr.. Lennox was lying. He was so
changed that one might have thought whole
years had elapsed since the terrible scene
of the preceding day. His breath came
with a labored effort, and he lay back
against the pillows 80 weak and faint, that
life seemed ebbing away upon each trcub-
ed respiration.
In a chair, by the bedside, sat Mr.
James, with writing materials before him,
engaged in putting upon paper the direc-
tions which the sick man dictated-it was
his will.
al leave everything in your charge" he
said, with slow and difficult utterance, 81
knew that can trugt you"
"I am glad to'have your confidence" }"
Mr.. James replied, softly, Every glad"
"The whole of my fortune will be placed
in your trust for the child Nellie; you wih
love her, care for saer, as 1 would have
done; for were she my own daughter I
could not regard her more tenderiy."
MIR. James wroteAOn for some moments,
in silence, until the sick mans hand laid
heavily upon his own, made him pause.
-'I have been thinking" he said, speak
ing with added pain, "that ought TO
mention in some way"
MIR. James waited for him to proceed,
with his eyes calmly fixed upon the con-
tracted features.
''1 am very SICK" continued he, land
it is difficult for me even to think but it
seems to me now"
He broke off for a,moment, and turned
his face to the wall, while one or two hot
tears rolled slowly down his cheek, the first
evidence of softening that he had given. But
he wiped them away es well as his poor
strength would permit, and strove to speak
againin faint but trembling voice.
"You know what mean, James,"
"Partlon me, my friend, but am really
at loss; perhaps you aAude to the age at
which the little girl shsll enter upon the
management of her own fortune ?"
Z" no, no, that is all aFranged-you will
direct everything, paying her an income
until her marriage, then, of course, her
affairs will be placed in her husbands
hands. / spoke of another"
"6ome relative-your nephew, per-
haps p
"of fmy--my-" the words came forth
with a gasp, and he pressed his hand upon
his breast to still violent paroxysm of
pain, " my wife"
He put his handkerchief to his lips to
wipe away the specks of foam that had
gathered there, in his effort 10 speak, and
when he removed it. single dropof blood
stained the white folds.
what place can this lady possibly have
in your will ?" Mr.. James asked, coIdlg.
"This-tbis; OH IL had only more
strength am suffocating-call the doctor
again %
The medical attendant entered in Obe-
dience to the summons, and bent over his
patient with look of solieitude.
"I feel as if we're choking, doctor do
give me something to stop it."
The physician took phial from the man
tel, poured few drops Of SOME clear liquid
into spoon, and gave It to him to swal-
low.
81 am better now," Mr. Lennox said,
raising himself on his pillows with sigh
of relief, Leave me for little, Doctor"
The physician left the chamber, and the
sufferer lay for few moments absorbed
in thought.
Write this" he said, at length, speak
ing more rapidly, and with energy "There
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-03-27

The Decatur Republican has the following
just and appreciatve notice OF the Peak Family
concert in that town:
with regard to the Senior Peak Family
Concert at the Town Hall last Monday evening,
the general impression is that the house was
much better than the performance. Our citi-
zens had attended really good exhibitions by
the - Junior" company; and from the repre-
sensations made had every reason to expect
frst-cass entertainment. They therefore came
out en- nldsse and filled the Hall, even at the
very plump prices charged for these hard
times" The csrelessness Of the arrangements
was manifest from the start, when 1t was not
thought worth while to have the performers on
hand together; but that it would make no diff
ference to an audience in q small town il they
lcere kept waiting threequarters Of an hour
after the time, for some Of the company who
preferred to remain behind until the evening
train. The audience good-naturedly waited,
but waited only to be disappointed in meagre
entertainment, possessing, 1t is true, some
good features, but utterly disappointing as Q
whole. Let the Senior Psaks" either i'm
prove their chow, or take in a few feet Of their
big sign. LaNake is a good fellow, though,
and pays bis printers bills without waiting for
/" on demand"
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Sherihs Sale.-By virtue Of writ OF Ex-
ec1tiop issued out OF and under the Scale OF
the Circuit Court for the County OF Van Buren,,
and State OF Michigan, and to me directed and
delivered, against the goods and chattles, lands
and tenements OF Henry Huxley the defend
ant therein named, and In favor OF Sophia ).
Moulton, plaintiff, and bearing date the twenty
fourth day OF January, A. ID. 1874, did on
the thirtieth day Of January A. d. 1874, seize
and leavy upon all the right title and interest
OF said Henry Huxley, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit. The north
east quarter of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton twenty, IN town four south of range four
teen west, and containing forty acres OF land,
more OF less, according 70 the United States
survey thereof, which / shall expose to pubic
sale at auction or vendue to the highest bidder,
at the front door Of the Van Suren County
Court House. in the Village OF Paw Paw, at
the hour Of two o'clock IN the afternoon OF
Saturday the second day OF May, A. ID. 1874. or
30 much thereof as will satisfy said execution.
together with the interest and legal costs al
lowed by law.
Dated March 18th, 1874. 990t7.
JOHN L. SLOVENIAN, Sheriff.
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Mortgage Sale.-Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the sum Of four hundred ffty-four
dollars and sxty-six cents 1896 is the amount
claimed to be due at the date Of this notice on
acertain mortgage bearing date the eighteenth
day OF November, A. d. 1870, made and ex-
ecuted by Eugene d. Conger, and Francis G..
Conger, mortgageors, to Priscilla c. Napier
mortgage; that said mortgage WAS recorded
in the office Of the Register OF Deeds for Van
Buren, County, State OF Michigan. on the thlr-
teenth day OF December, A. D., 1870, in Lbsr
D, OF mortgages on page 230 and that said
mortgage was duly assigned by the said PRS
ella Q. Napier 10 Nelson w. Napier on the
eighteenth day Of May. A. D., 1871, and that
said assignment was recorded in the Office of
the Register OF Deeds, for said County of Van
Buren, on the twenty-eighth day OF November,
A. d.. 1871, in Liber No. 2, Of mortgages on
page 40S, and that no proceedings have been
instituted at law 10 recover the debt now re-
naming secured by SAID mortgage or any part
thereof. In pursuance and by virtue OF the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained and
or the statute In such case made and provided,
the premises described in said mortgage, and
situated in the County Of Van Buren,, in the
State OF Michigan, to-wit: Lots numbers
twelve (12) thirteen (13) fourteen Q4) and if
teen (15) OF Block number one % of Dyckman
and Woodman'a addition to the village OF
South Haven, according to the recorede plat OF
said addition, will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the hour of one O'Clock,
Of ednesday, the seventeenth day of June,
A. D., 1874, at the front door OF the Court
House. in the village OF Paw Paw, IN said Coun-
ty OF Van Buren, by the Sheriff Of said County,
to satisfy the amount that will then be due on
said mortgage, and the costs and expenses al
lowed by law, and the attorney fee mentioned
in said mortgage.
Dated March IS, 1874.
NELSON W. NAPIER. Assignee
VIM. Il: Lyon, Atty for Assignee,
99Ot13 st. Joseph, Mich.
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Van Buren, County Examin-
alton of Teachers, 1874.

The Spring Examination OF Teachers will be-
gin on March 23d, and close on May lst, and
will be held at the following times and places
March 23d, at Porter Centre School House.
March 9th, at the Union School House,
Decatur.
March 3lst, at the School House In District
No. 8, Almena.
April Sd, at Glendale School House, Waverly.
April 9th, at the orion School House. Airing
ton.
April 18th, Lawrence Village,
April 18TH at Bangor village.
April 10th, at Covert School House. Deer
field.
April 18th, Hartford Centre.
April 21st. at the School House in District
No, /, Geneva.
April 23d, at Bloomingdale Centre.
April 29th, at Keeler Centre.
May LIST, at Lawton.
Examination will commence at 10 o'clock a.
m, and close at p. m. Candidates are reques-
ted to be punctual in attendance, and to pro-
vide themselves with Pens. Ink and Fooscap
Paper.
The following rules will govern the e1amna-
ton;
/, No communication nor the use OK books or
pencils allowed.
2, Write only on one side OF each sheet /:
writing first your name, Postofice address, age,
number OF terms taught, and number of the
district where you expect to teach.
8, In Mathematics the entire work will be
required to be given.
4. AS Teachers should accustom themselves
to the habit Of giving clear and complete deffi-
nitions in the fewest words possible, extra
credit will be given for concissness Of express
sion and neatness OF work.
Teachers will be required to pass a critcal
examination In the following branches for the
several grades respectively.
THIRD GRADE-Orthograph Reading, Pen.
manship, Mental Arithmetic, Grammar, Geoc-
riphy and U. s. History.
SECOND GRADE-The above together with
Physiology and Algebra.
FIRST GRADE-In addition to the above,
Botany, Science of Government and Natural
Philosophy.
Saturdays, with the exception Of April 18th,
shall be deemed Office days, for the purpose OF
! attending to any legitimate business connected
with this Office.
Office hours from 10 o'clock a. N. to p. n.
II. 5. WILLIAMS County superintendent.