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A Dlï OF FANTnra AND PRAYER, Iu view of the :ioth day of April being ñxed apon as a day of fasting and praving ly the (rienda of tempéranos Ín Eníland.tneWomans'NationalChrlstian Temperance Union unite with them to observe I he :ili day of April as a dav of iiuniiliation, fastiugaiid prayor, in bchnlf of Temperance in our land. Societies are requested to observe tbe day, by holding all day prayer meetings and maas-meetlngs, and by doing such otber work as the .spirit muy prompt. SUBJECT OF PRAYER. The following themes are suggcsted, and an hour designated for each, that all nniy uiiite as olie in believing prayer: From 9 to 10 a. m. For the Chrlstlan women of the land; that they niay know and do their duty in relatiou to the liquor trame. From 10 to 11. For the pastors of the Churches ; that they may be clothed with spiritual power, and taught of God, as to the part they ought to take iu this work. From 11 to 12. For the children and young peoSeople of Ule land ; that they niay be kept from the ebasing inlluenee of strong drink. From 12 to 1 p. m. For Christian and other business men ; that they may dare to stand by the right. From 1 to 2. For our country, and all in official position. From 2 to 3. For manufacturera and dealers, men and women ; that God may open their eyes, and onable them to see that they are ruintng the souls and bodies of themselves and othfi-s. From 3 to 4. For the young men who frequent the dram shops. From 4 to 5. For drunkards and their sufl'ering wives and children. Masa meeting, 7 1-2 in the evening. Misa FKANCIS E. WILLAKD, Annik Wittenmyek, Oor. Sec. W. N t'. ï. U. President V. N. E. T. Union. Sharp Cali. The books and accounts of the late publisher of the Argus will soon be put in the hands of an ofticer for adjustment and collection. All who would save costs should make a note of this fact and act promptly. Settlements can be made at the Augus office. Ann Arbor, March 11, 1875. E. B. POND. Strange hul True. It is natural for people suffering with Consumption, Coughs, SevereColds, or any other disease of the throat and Lungs, to put off frum day to day buying an article that they know has cured their neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they have no faith iu it until it is too late. If you will go to Eberbach & Co., Druggists, and get a bottle of Boschee's German Syrüp, your iramediate cure is as certain as you live. It has lately been introduced in this country from Germany, and Druggists and people everywhere are elated over its success. You can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size botile 75 cents. I."2öw4 At Home Again. Dr. North having concluded to sell or rent his country seat, has again taken up the pritctice of Dentistry and opened rooms over Johnson'e Hat store, where he will be pleaaed to meet his oíd f rienda who may need his. professional skill. He is prepared to insert teeth on rubber base, celluloid, gold or silver, as may be desired. Teeth ülled with pure gold, and by other approved principies. DB. GEO. W. NORTH. Ann Arbor, December, 1874. 1510m3 ■ T I II 150 Bushels Prime Clover Seed. 2U0 Bushels Prime Western Timothy Seed. For sale at lowest iimrket rtes. BACH & ABEL. THE ANJi ARBOR SAVINGS BAHTK Ann Arbor, Michigan. Recebes deposits of One Dollar aud upwards anc allows Five per cent. interest on all deposits remaiuing three months or longer. Interest Compounded Semi-Annuaily. Also buys and sells U. S. Bonds. Gold, Silver and Interest Coupons, and New York, Ketroit and Chicago Exchange. Also sells Sight Drafts on Great Britain, Ireland, Gbrmanv, or any other part of the European Continent. This Bank is organized under the General Banking Law of this State. The Stockholders are individually liable to the amount of their stock, and the whole capital is security for depositors, while with Banksof issue, the capital isinvested for the security of bill-holders. This fact makes this Institution a very safe depository of monies. Married Wouien can deposit subject to their own drafts only. ffloney to Loan on Approt ed Securities. DIEECTOES: S. Smith, C. Mack, -w. W. Wines R. A. Bkal, W. D. Hakriman. D. Hiscock, ' W. Deubkl. OFFICEES: R. S. Smith, Pres't. . c. Mack, Vice-Pres't. C. E. Hiscock, Teller.