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AND
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V the best, and most useful and necessary
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stock,) and selected by him TO be used in the
common schools of this State, viz;
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By GEORGE WILSON, formerly Principal of the
Canandaigua Academy, and the principal of
the Livingston county high school.
THE design of the American class reader
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Class Reader, by George Wilson, and have
no hesitation in expressing my opinion Ut its
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Similar recommendations from hundreds of
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g Kellogg & Brothers. White Pigeon.
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The charges will only be such as are dcfu-
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commissions, the same as any house of known
capital and integrity. Particular attention
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Liberal advances made on Produce to our
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EyEEE3 Subscriber will continue the above
q business in all its branches at the shop
of Slovenian and Sanders. Beng practi-
cal workman himself and intending TO employ
none but the hest of workmen, he can can't
IDENTIFY assure those who may favor him with
their patronage; that all work entrusted to
his care shall be done in he best manner and
on reasonable terms.
N. B. Most kinds of P.oduce-also flour
barrel slaves wanted in payment for work.
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Ypslanti. March 1874. l5if
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MILLINERY
AND
DRESS MA X IN q.

Miss EeOWley az aslss Philips,
VXTOUID respectfully inform the ladies of
w Ypsilanti and vicinity that they have
open d shop on Congress Street directly
opposite the old Bank of YpslantD where
they intend to carry on the Milinary and Dress
making BUSINESS. They 1atter themselves that
they will do work in the latest and most fash
ionable style.
STRAW AND LEGHORN BONNETS,--
bleached and trinied with neatness and on short
notice.
Ypsilanti, April 9. 1874. IL ow
NE7 HEG DOCUMENTS By EXPRESS
w Junius Tracts, Nos. 2 5 6 Z.
Facts for Farmes and Mechanics,
Clay Almanacs,
- Song Books,
TClay Clubs supplied with the above doc
uments at publishers prices.
JOHN 1. HERRfCK.
SO Jefferson Avenue.
Detroit, April 0. IA. l7if.
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Texas TREATY.-The Treaty for the
annexation of Texas was submitted to the
Senate on Monday last. The following
is from the Government organ of that
day: Advertiser.
A Treaty of Annexation was this day
sent b. the President Of the United States
TO the Senate. The Senate went into
Executive session few moments AFTER
wards Madisonian.
|, is also stated that Gen. Gaines has
been ordered to the South western from
tier. Advertiser.
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sdatasis brought forward. we cannot ever
hope to save the State government to our
party. much less give her vote to the Bal
timore nominee.
Why other presses have not told and
will not tell these truths, we shall not
now inquire, bat they are trtahs--kno,cn
deeply felt-incontrovertitIe truths. aud
we should be false to our party, decep-
tive to Mr.. Van Buren,, and unfit for the
post Of an Editor, were we not 10 pro,
claim them as we now do, 10 the Ameri-
can people.
,, Some new Presidential candidate must
and will be brought forward, or defeat
without, parallel will be our fate. Some
new Gu5ernatorial candidate must be
named Or the State will De lost.
= W c are not, we never were all alarm
ist. we never hinched from any contest.
and if we are destined TO go on a ''foriorn
hope" we shall be found where danger
is nearest but men are rarely sent upon
flr;orn hope unless their deaths will
benefit the army at large. and our lead
ers at Baltimore will not dare TO devote
the whole army TO destruction, when they
shall see, as they cannot but see. that the
loss Of an army in war such as this will
be, will be surrender of the whole pow
er ofthe coury, TO bitter aud unrelen;-
ing foe.--N. Y. Standard
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SANDS
SsGEeS.fP.2REEK.R.

For the removal and permanent cure OF
all diseases arising from an impure state
ofthe Blood, or habit of the system. viz :
Scrofula, Rheumatism. Cutancous Erup-
tons, Scald Head, Biles, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Enlargement and pain in the Breast
and joints, Ulcers, from the injldicIous use
of Mercury, &c.
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T,hird Day /!
An entire Stock of Goods at
Auction.
Rice g. Brother

LarSelere's Brick Block,
Will continue on Saturday, the
18th day of May, the sale OF
their Goods
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BOOKS
gTATTUNARY~

&IAI9QN SA4x x
TSAMSON would respectfully inform the
EZ inhabitants of YpsIanii and vicinity that
he has just received direct from New York. IN
addition to his former stock, we'll selected
assortment of English and classical
SchOOa Eb0 KS.
Miscellaneous and Theological books Music
books. bank books, memorandum and toy
books; fools cap paper, white and colored
letter paper billet paper, tissue paper, Bristol
board drafting paper, plain aud fancy visiting
cards, conversation cards, port folos, lltho-
graph and steel engravines, black. blue, red,
indellibe and India ink, ink powder, inkstands,
ouiIls, steel pens. WATERS sealing wax, motto
seals, letter stamps, writing sand. pencils OF
al! kinds, pencil leads, pencil brushes: crayons
water paints, carinine saucers, b. met and rib-
bon wire; cap springs, band boxes, gloves,
mitts, mittens, artificia flowers, edgings, nee-
dies, pins, hooks and eyes, knitting pins, thread
tape, yelling cord, zephyr worsted, canvass,
French working cotton, dress whale bone,
eyelets, combs of great variety, silver, Ger
man silver, brass and steel thim5les, emery
cushions, spool stands, scissors, pocket knives
pen knives, razors and razor sirops, specta-
cles and cases, snuff lboxes, tobacco boxes.
pocket books and wallets, tooth brushes, tooth
powder. beads. hair pins, and great many
other articles in the above line too numerous
mention. Also. good assortment of
p e K + u NJ E Y,
toilet soap, ambrosial shaving cream, pear
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of the very best quality, constantly on hand
and to which the attention of Physicians and
the public generally are particularly invited.
Care and accuracy observed in the putting
up of medical prescriptions and country Ply.
sicians supplied with Medicine upon the most
reasonable terms.
Also, good assortment of
DYE WOODS & DYE STUFFS.
, 1844-02-14

Mes Iawreaee. repled7-Ao sir. j.
don't back uui from any pari OF tllat bill.
Mr. lietrich moved To amend the a.
mendment Nv striking out the words ''ien
thousand" and inserting the words .sIwen-
81 thousandS which was disagreed to.
The original amendment was disagreed
to.
Mr.. Bennett moved 10 amend the sec.
ton rs an amendment 10 the bill, upon
the motion ofMr. Clark, by adding there.
to the following: sProvided, that moth
ing herein roniained shall be SO construed
ar 10 said bank from buying ard
selling bona fde bills Of exchangs at their
market ~velue," which motion was agreed
10.
Mr.. Craighill moved to amend the bill,
by adding as IN additional section. Said
bank shall not directly or indirectly, sell
any Of its gold or silver com, or export the
Same ont OF the State, nor shall said bank
employ any broker to transact any bust
ness or be concerned, either directly or
indirectly, in any way whatever with any
broker or in any brokerage business.
MI. Coombs moved the previous ques-
tibn.
The amendment was then disgreed to,
and the bill ordered to . third reading.
MI. Hawkins, from the committee on
the Judiciary, TO which the subject wal
referred, reported a bill 10 amend the act
entitled .'an &C, for the punishment o.
certain offences therein named"
The same, on leave, moved that ths
House reconsider the vote on agreeing Il
Senate amendment 10 House bill, 10 ia
corporate the Middletown and West Al
~exsndria turnpike road company, which
motion "a agreed TO.
On motion Of the same, said bill and q
mendment were her recommitted TO
select committee Of one, Mr.. Hawkin'
that committee
, 1844-02-14
Sherif''s Sale.

10y virtue Of a, writ of f, e.. ct lev.
- ia. TO me directed from the court Of
common pleas of Meigs county, | will
expose to public sale at the door of the
court house in PameFoy, on the 10Th day
Of March next between the hours pre-
svribed by law, the following described
lease land, to wit: The west half of one
acre Of lease land now owned and occu-
pied by Thornton Myers in, section l6,
town 2, range IL, and situate on The
north west side Of a certain street on the
north west side OF tho town Of Graham
Station; bounded on tho west by the Ohio
river, on the north by Michael VOLTS
land, on the cast by land now occupied
by Thos. Doak, and on the south east by
the street aforesaid. Levied on as The
property Of said Myers, at the suit OF
Joshua Hanna et al, surviving partners OF
James L. McVay, deceased.
THO'S SMITH, .. n. O.
Feb. ID, I~e14-nISwS
, 1844-02-14
Sherif''s Sales.

10y virtue Of several writs TO me d.
~ rected from the court Of common
pleas Of Meigs county, | will expose to
sale at the door of the court house in
Pomeroy, on the 18th day Of March next
ensuing, between the hours prescribed
by Law, the following real estate to wit:
Lots numbered Z, 9, 10, ID, IA, Is, and
49, in T, Myers addition to the town Of
Graham Station. Also the east half Of
one acre Of lease land now owned and
occupied by Thornton Myers, in section
l6, town 2, range IL, and situate On the
north west side of a certain street on the
north west side Of Graham Station, boun.
ded on the west by the Ohio river, on the
north by Michael VOLTS land, on the
east by land occupied by Tho's Doak
and on the south east by the street afore.
said, with the buildings thereon situate.
Levied on as the property Of I. Myers
at the suit of Alexander Hayman. ,
ALSO,
Beginning at The north east corner OIL
school lot number A, in section le, town
z, range II; thence north about Is rods
10 Adam Lallance's line; thence west
with said line 80 rods; thence south &c
the south line Of said lot; thence east !c
the place of beginning. containing II
acres more or less. Levied upon as the
property Of Lucius Cross at the suit o.
William B. Scaiff + Co.
THO'S SMITH, s. y. C.
Feb. IA, l644-nl6w5.
, 1844-02-14

lourths Of an acre, IN section 8, town D,
range IA 10 the Ohio Conpany's pur.
chase. Also part of lot number % in.
the village Of Rutland, Beginning At She
south east corner Of LOT number ~;
|ihance east 95 l.2 links 10 the sireet;
thence on the line Of the street TO the
south east corner Of lot number Cd;
~ti.sncs north to the place of beginning.
Levied upon as the property Of Rodney
Downing at The suits Of William Wilson,
Jr., two wriis in favor Of Taylor. Ship
ton & Co.
ALSO.
One house and LOT in tho north west
corner Of section 8, now occupied by
Franklin Downing. Levied upon as the
property Of franklin Downing at the
suit Of William Wilson, jr.
ALSO.
One lot supposed to contain three
fourlhs of an acre ia section 8, lowd s,
and range IA. Levied upon as the pro
perry of Rodney Downing at the suit Of
Dalzell, Taylor & Co.
ALSO.
Lots numbers 40, al, 60. and 81, will
the appurtena, 3es, in the town Of Ora,
ham Station. Levied upon as the pro
perry Of Lucius Cross a; the suit o
James Stewart.
ALSO.
AT the same time and place the follow
ing described real estate 10 wit: Fou
acres Of land be the same more Oh less
beginning at V, B. Horizons limo in 10
number 3Ol, section !, town .. range Is
thence up the Ohio river TO William Da
vis' lower line in said lot number 3O1
Levied upon as the property of said eros
at the suit OF Holmes and Kidd.
ALSO.
The undivided half of lot number %
in the town of Graham Station. Levie'
upon as the property of Peter Lallance
at the suit of E. Lawrence g. Co.
THO'S SMITH, 8. M. C.
Feb. IA, ~l844-nl6w5.
, 1844-02-14
sherif's Sales.

10y virtIa Of a number of wriis 10 me
- directed from the court oe common
pleas of Meigs county, / will offer for sale
al the front door Of the court house in
Pomeroy, O the 18Th day Of March next
between ihe huurs prescribed by law. tho
following described real estate, TO wit;-
Lots Nos. 5 and 4 in the village Of Cru.
ham Stallion, with the buildings thereon.
Also lots nos. 5, II and II in said village.
Levied upon as the property Of Thornton
Myers at the suit Of Z. A. Brown and
CD.
ALSO.
Half acre iot beginning Of a stake ten
rods and six feet from the souih cast cor-
ner of 10, number 8, section %, range
Is, in the Ohio Company's purchase;
thence south west with the State road .
rods, thence north west on the line of A.
J. Phelps land 10 rods; thence north
west with the State road 8 rods to tho
land Of B. Stout and William Parker;
thence on said line 10 rods 10 the place
Of beginning, with a steam mill thereon
situate, Levied upon as the property Of
Reserius Russell at the suit Of John N.
Allen.
ALSO.
All the interest of Adam L~allance 10 o
certain tract of land IN section l6, town
e, range 12, being the undivided half Of
about 60 acres Of the east end Of school
lot number 4 in said section, with the
a-ppurtenances. Also the undivided half
Of lots nos. 76, So, SO and 81, in the town
of Graham Station. Levied upon as the
property Of Adam Lallance, at the suit
Of Daniel Dye, William Alexander, and
Lucius Cross.
ALSO.
Ninety.fye acres Of land be the same
more or less, being part Of, section 80, in
town 4, range l2, in the Chic Company's
purchase. Said land wa decided to 10.
slah Smith by James BARLEY. Levied
upon as the property If Josiah Smith at
the suits of David Barber and George
Spergen.
ALSO.
Beginning at the north east corner Of
the LOT owned by W. Stivers; thence east
on second street in the town of Pomeroy
$50 feet; thence south on a line parallel
to said Stivers' east line TO low water
mark in the Ohio river; thence with low
water mark west $50 feet; thence north
TO the place Of beginning, with the aP'
pu~rtenances. Also lot number 81 in the
town Of Pomeroy. Levied upon rs tbs
property Of U. +. Howe, Thos. Irwin and
James Kallam, ut the suit Of the Presi'
dent, Directors g. Co., Of the CONNER
cial Bank Of Scioto.
ALSO.
Il Two town lots, numbers IS and 40, ID
. the town Of Graham Station. Levied or
as the property Of Lemusl Swearengel
at the suit of John Hall, administrator o
the estate Of james Rayburn, deceased.
"5 THO'S SMITH, 9. n. o.
fl Feb. IA, ~l644-n16wL.
, 1844-02-14
H~IOLEeIsLATuRE,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, Fy1..2, iS44.

DC, White nfl4, frna the Committed
es Bsnks ana Currency, Ia whDm II was
isconmisird. reported lack The bill In
secharttr lie Bark OF Wooster, with an
nmendmsnt. which was sgrredio
Thosuesiion Then was upon the amend
mentUfFcssd By The geatleman from Ham
alton.
Mr.. A:chbold said in substance the a.
mendncnt was cnrrect. There were
other parts 10 the bill more essential, ma.
king the directors and stockholders indI-
yiduaIly liable. lie was not convinced
of The necessity Of the amendment and
should vote against il.
The amendment was disagreed to.
Mr.. Ciarh offered the following amend.
ment. HTbat il shall be unlawful for
said bank 10 loan or discount 10 any stock
holder or director, upon any note or other
evidence Of debt, or to permit any direc-
Tor sr siockbolder 10 become liable in any
foim TO she bank, ~ q greater amount
than one bali Of the capital stock of such
stockholder or director, actually possessed
by him." which was disagreed TO.
Mr.. Ewing offered the following amend
ment. II shall not be lawful, 70: said
bank Of Wooster, to issue and put in Cir
culaiiou, or TO have in circulation at any
one time, an amount Of notes or bills Of
said hank, designed. calculated, or 10.
tended 10 circulate as money, greater
,hau The amour Of capital stock actually
subscribed and paid into, and remaining
IN said bank and said bank shall be re,
quired 10 have and keep, in the vault.
thereof, as the actual properly Of sale
bank. an amount Of god or silver coin
equal TO one dollar for every three dollar.
Of such in circulation; and, in case i
shall 80 happen that said bank, by the re-
demption Of IFS noies, and the payment o
immediate liabilities, in gold or sliveI
coin. shall violate so much Of this sector
ne relales to the proportion OF ito speci,
and circulation. II shall be unlawful 70
The directors Of said bank, from the tint
such disproporiion accrues, 10 discoun
,aRy mole, bill, bond or other security, o.
in any manner pay out, or put in circu
~laiion any Of the circulating notes of sail
bank. until the legal proportion Of circu
i%a,ion, and gold and silver coin, shall b,
rsgaIhed; and all such discounts. made il
violation Of the provisions Of this section
shall be conside,e and held, oall inieni
and purposes. void. And the directors
sonsenting 10 such violation, shall be liza
bic, jointly and s~everaIly, in their indi
vidual capacities, 10 said bank, for al
damages arising TO said bank for such vi
s%laiien.,
The House then took a recess.
, 1844-02-14
MASTER COMMISSION.
ER'S SALE.
COMMON PLEA

MEIos COMMON PLEAS.
William RadfOrd |
John 7 Young and In chancery'
PURSUANT TO an order directed to
me as Special Master Commission
or in Chancery by the court Of common
please of Meigs county, Ohio, | will Of.
fer for sale at the door Of the court house
in Pomeroy, on the 30th day of March
next ensuing. between the hours prescri.
bed by law the following described real
estate, N wit: Eighty acres of land stu.
ate in tho said county Of Meigs, being
the west end OF the south half of fraction
number six, in section number fifteen, in
town three and range thirteen, Ohio Com.
pany's purchase, to satisfy q decree in
the above named case.
THO'S SMITH, 8. NJ. c.
Feb. IA, l844-n16w5.
, 1844-02-14
O. Rev. Mr.. BLAKELY will preach at
the Court House next Sabbath at II
A. M.
Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue Of several 'Writs 10 me d.
II rected from the court of common
pleas Of Meigs county, | will expose to
sale. at the door Of the court house IN
Pomeroy, on the 10TH day Of March
next, between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described real estate,
to wit: Fifty feet front and extending
back the whole length of lol number 10
in the town Of Pomeroy, to be taken of
of the east or upper part Of said lot
Levied upon as the property Of Wash.
ington Stivers at the suit Of Isaac Eos.
ter.
ALSO.
Lots numbers II and IA in the town
Of Graham Station. Also 6 acres Of land
more or less, beginning at the south east
corner of David G. Hopkins land in sec.
ton IL, town 3, range ls; thence east
40 rods; thence north 10 Adam balances
line; thence west with. said line to the
south west corner Of said balances line;
thence north from the road leading. from
Graham Station to George w. Bells mill
thence west to said Hopkins n Q cor.
ner; thence south to the place Of begin,
ming. Levied upon as the property Of
Lpcins Cross at the suit Of James M.
Cooper.
ALSO.
Ono lot supposed to eoataia thrse.