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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

expresses himself IN favor OF ''incioenta
nsotecsioss.', 1--WE should not be asionlshcd
10 see hin, coneout aext against annexa--
ltion. fIe reminds US good deal OF an
old ba! story. On certain time the birds
held great convention. and on geiuog
together they found Mr. Bat one of their
number aad clni'nlng seat IN the con-
yei.tion. The birds examined him care
fully, and armed at the colsciusion that
he vas not bird. Mr. Bat was not
however put of 90 easy, so he luitered his
wings. saving. II arn q bird, don'tyousee
INV wiags." Shortly afterwards The beasts
bad convention, and Mr.. Bat appeared
as ore of their number, and claiming a
seat in their convention. The beasts ex-
a mined him, and wished TO know, as no
looked Ike any thing bat beast. wheih-
er he actually was one. Mr.. Bat gave
! broad grin, saying, Z" am beast. don't
Tou see my teeth" And so j, rs With
Mr.. Pollx-in he north he is trying to
,alm himself off for bird aud in the south
or beast. And yet his party charges
Mr.. Clay with Inconsistency. Olt upon
such hypocracy. Nj.
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a rc.ker-aga5n. Who dare
Esgs.Ex asav.


That farm which vas offered through the
Sledee Hammer at 8 Upper acre has rot yet
been taken. 's1'nat same old Coon" made a
bargain Cor it. and on the 4th of July the whole
mstter,was settled except drawing the papers
and putting up the money which be had ag
creed to attend 10 on the 18th bat on the 5th
he did not appear 10 draw the papers. Search
was made for him, but he could not be found
He was once traced TO the secret. committee
room and as he could not be got at there, he
was waited for but in vain. He sneaked off
out OF town ithout calling on the owner of
the Farm or pntting himself in the way to be
seen. Iiwss crawling out of very httle hole.
If he darss to buy that faFm as he ageed, let
him stand by his bargain or he VIII get the
reputation hgre Of an unnitigated snake !
The offer is stiil open 10 any one who IS dis
posed 70 take it. Who appears to back Clay I
Speak, Coons.
From. the Detroit Daily Advertiser.
MEssRs. ED1roRs--E cut the above
from The :. Sledge- Hammer" very vile
aud yulger sheet, published at Marshall,
and edited by very vile and vulger fell
low, named Fox, traasendenta. subier-
ranean barn burner. Tie article itself IS
wholly destitute of irath, as matter OF
course, and the author of it whether il be
Sir. Fox, Hon. Mr. Bradley (who al
tempted 10 palm off on me a 500 spuri-
Gus bill in. bet on Folks eleclion.( or the
" Poker" himself, is sn annliiigaled liar
The truths, accepted Of Gen. HAYS
proposition to purchase his farm for ST.
500 and pay when Polk was elected PresI-
dent of The United States. He agreed 10
nave the papers executed on Friday NOR
ning, as informed him that must leave
MarshalIios that day. Ga Friday, how
ever, he was no where to be found, and
after waiting for him until four oclock
IN the afternoon, left lows, BOW call
upon Gen. Hays to execute tlss papers
for the transfer Of that farm, on the i',fns
which we agreed upon, or acknowledge
that he wants to back-oHt.
10 reply to the query "who dares to !
back CIayf' Isay, | dare to DO il; and
If the MARSHALL Locofocos are not satisfied
with he SIX hundred dollars that l have
already BET with one OF them on the cleo |
lion of Mr.. Clay.I will relieve them OF
one thousand dollars more, on the same
result. provided. SIR. Edward Brady be
not employed TO put up that amount in
broken hank bills.
Is MORGAN BATES.
Detroit, July, DC, 1914.
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Protectlon and sao Protection,

OR IN A QUANDARY.
On our first page To-day, Will be found
the letter of bIr. Polk. addressed TO John
FL. Kane, of Philadelphia, relative to his
opinion of the present Tariff, dated June
10, 1874.
This letter, il will be perceived, is de-
signed for he meridian of Pennsylvania.
Il goes TO the liant that self respect will
permit, aud we think little beyond, in
The effort of its author to run on both
sides of the track at once" But to make
The case clear one. we subjoin an ex-
trac, of his letter TO the people Of Tennes-
see, dated May 30, ls43, in which he
gays -" | had steadily during the period
Il was Representative in Congress, been
opposed TO a Protective policy as my re-
corded votes and published speeches
prove" Il have avowed my OPPOSE
. ton to the Tariff act of the late wing
Congress as being highly protective. L
: had avowed my opinion in my public
8 speeches. tina, the interests of the coun-
Try, and especially of the producing and
exporting states demanded lis repeal. %
Are the people of the country to bs
gulled BY such contemplate humbuggery7
We answer, no. The man that is capa-
Bile of il is unworthy of trust. and tho peo-
pie will not trust him. We shall next hear
him declaring in favor Of Z. S. Bank
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6TMr. Polk has come out in favor of
Inc 'one term principle This is adopt.
ing sound Wing principle. bar he will
llnd The no Term principle is most decided
y popular with the people. SO far as he is
concerned. Niles Courier. s - -
The true secret Of happiness is-con-
tentmenl.
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The sENTlNEL
Presidential Electors.

JOHN BiDDLE.. of Ecorcs,
OK. GREEN. of Mics,
DARIUS G. JACKSON. Adrian,
JAMES L. CONGER. Belpidere.
n. H. BECKWiTH, Ionia.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

G- We have received me first No. of
small and spirited sheet, entitled MIL
Boy Of The SIqshes." campaign paper.
published weekly, at Ana Arbor, Mich.
by Thomas 81. Ladd. We wish it sue
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We have also received the first num-
Der Of 1alldaiiy, entitled he ''Const;-
futioual." published at Detroit, Mich.--
Edw d Elils, Editor. lis colors are
holsled igr Joha Tyler, Texas aad Ore
gon.
% The following vote vas iaken on
the Central Rat Road Cars ms nioFnng.
resulting as follows:
For Clay, 80
Polk. 10
Blrney.
Ladies; Clay s, PIX l, Birrey 1.
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Ladles Clay s, PR |, B,reey /.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-10

SANDs's SARsArARLLA.-The following certificate,
recently received addressed to agent in Madi-
son. Ga, The patient greatly afflicted with Scroula
and Mercnrial had tried various remedies without
any benefit and the afflicted invited read what
he says in reference to Sandss Sarsaparlla afji.
Esa ee8 st 6 MADISON Ga, Aug 5, 1874.
To,t. F. Hoffman, ESQ.,.
DEAR SIR-Asl have derived SO much benefit from the
use of Sands's Sarsaparilla feel it duty the
community, to make the fact in my public. was
afflicted for four years with running and etd ulcers
on my lower exremes, and also suffered severely from
mercural other ports of my body from the effect
Of blue pills and other mercurials tried remedy after
remedy, but they all avaed nothing until obtained
bottle Of Spndss Sarsaparilla which found benefited
me very much continued its use until had taken
eight bottles when was perfectly cured. Judging from
my case hove to believe Sandss Sarsapa-
nla lathe very best remedy for scroula and mercuria
there entirely eradcntes the poison from the
system. After four years OF almost continual suffering
now find myself new man. entirely recovered Yours
respectfully, sta' WILLIAM BANKS.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. B.
T. d, SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, IS Fulton ST.,
New York Price 81 per bottle; s bottles for IS.
1 Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-10

THE LADIES OF THE CENTRAL FEMALE FREE
SCHOOL will hold sale of useful and fancy art-
cles, commencing on Tuesday, Oct 9th, aud con-
tinuing each day and evening throughout the
week. The ladies' solicit the patronage of the
benevolent TO aid them in supporting school in
which from sixty to eighty destitute female child
rem are daily instructed without charge.
The sale will be held at the school rooms in
the basement Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
on Ninth street. r. 1w
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L QCAL. n. W s,

1LEESDURG FESTIVAL.

\ The Wings Of Georgetown, we understand.
have completed their arrangements for attending
the Mass Convention of the Wings of Loudoun,
to be held at Leesburg, on Tuesday next They
have chartered two commodious canal boats,
which will leave Georgetown early on Monday
morning, SO as to arrive in Leesburg on the same
afternoon. The fare for the trip is only one dol
lar. We have also received note from the
Committee of Arrangements cordially inviting
the Wings of Washington and the Glee Club to
be present at this meeting. The following notice
is appended to the note; with request for it's
insertion in the Standard: 9
The canal boats of Bowie g. Smart and 8. p
Smart will leave the basin at Georgetown early
on Monday morning next (l4th inst) for the ac-
commodation of the Glee Clubs, and such Of the
citizens of The District Of Columbia as may de.
sire to attend the Loudoun Wing Festival.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-10

UNITED STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC
OY TYLER g. BIRCH-rhe subscribers having
d opened this largo and commodious establishment on
Pennsylvania avenues between Sd and At Streets on the
square and Of the railroad depot invite the
attention of tho travelling public and community at large
the ample arrangements they have made for their
commodation and for all things appertang to their COM
fort and convenience The very liberal encouragement
which the public extended to Thompson Tyler, while
proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel induces him to hope
that he may continue to deserve it's patronage at the Uni
ted States Hotel and he them that neither pains
nor expense will be spared in his efforts to the
tastes Of ALL This Hotel of the largest in the
Union, and will accommodate 800 persons 1t has
mesous private parors for families and ia but min
utes walk from the railroad depot, and five from tho
Capitol. THOMPSON TYLER,
oct7tf JAMES III. BIRCH.
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LANE r. TUCKER, MERCHANT TALtORS,
DEG LEAVE 10 inform their friends and the public
ID in general that they have just received and
great variety ofhe latest and styles Of French
and British
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS, &c &c.
the New York market will afford and they think
Of the handsomest and fashionable nssorments they
have had the pleasure to offer making their stock
this time large and complete.
We most respectfully invite an early CALL as we are
fully prepared to all who may favor with
their patronage in best style, ut the shortest notice.
cheap for cash or to punctual customer. @
Always on hand general assortment Of Fancy art
cles for gentiemens Paris fashions Just received
septlS-dlm .t=
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SCHOOL BOOKS, DC.

III SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.
II. FARNHAM corner of llth street and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue would invite the attention of booksellers
country merchants teachers and Others to his stock OF
School Books, DC, Mt very reduced prices All OF the
most popular school books, named below IRE constantly
on hand Others not hand ordered will he prompt
ly procured, provided they are tO DO found.
BIOGRAPHIES: Mitchell, Olney, Worcester, Par
lev Matte Brun Burritt, Woodbridge, Willard, &c.
CRAMMARS: Smith, Murray, Cowley, Levizac, Boil
mar Gould. Adams Kirkham, Cleaveland, Cabot, An
drevs & Stoddard Goodrich Greer, Frost, Fish, Agicr,
&c. -
READING BOOKS: Pierpont Worcester Blake,
Sanders Lowell, Emerson. Ray, Murray, Cobb, Abbott,
Miss Robbins, Miss Tu,hill, Goodrch, Sigonrney, DC.
SPELLING BOOKS: Webster, Emerson, Town,
Gaaude,t Sanders, Bentley, Picket, Cobb, Hazen, Par
ley. Comley, &c.
PHILOsOPHIEs: Blake, Comstock, Swift, Gale,
Olmstead, Phelps Jones, Parker, Abercrombie, Way
4 ARITHME'rICs. Smith, Emerson, Leanard Colburn,
Dawes, Cobb, Farley, Adams, Welsh, Pike, &c.
1CHEMISTRlES: Comstock, Blake, Beck, JONES' LIN
coin, Turner, Phelps
HISTORIES Farley, Frost, Grmshaw, Goodrich,
Hale, Pennock. Goldsmith Tyler, Robbins Robinson,
. ASTRONOMERS Burritt, Guy, olmstead, Blake,
Whitwell, &c.
of all sizes and styles quarto and small Bibles juvenile
books Of the best character together with the books OF the
American Sunday School Union and the Episcopal sun
day School Union Also Blank books Paper, Ink, States
Quilts and the greatest variety of Steel Pens to be found
in this country, at Wholesale and retail octio
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GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT, AMI
A LOTS FOR SALE. sfs

A GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT, AND
LOTS FOR SALE.
IN RARE OPPORTUNITY is now offered to any
person wishing to engage in business at stand already
established .a
The premises occupied for the last thirty years
Grocery and Feed store by the late George Adams, OH
the of 9Th and Streets the Navy Yard will
be ronted punctua tenant and the stock of goods
hand sold low to the individual renting
On the premises two story brick dwelling, with
store and fxtures-basement and garnet finished
brick Warehouse with dry cool cellar in the rear and
yard-pnrt newly paved all i'll every respect comfort
able convenient and in complete order The location ID
admirably suited the country trade, being the
Eastern Branch Bridge, and at the junction Of the two
leading thoroughfares
Also for rent two story frame house, containing
rooms and n wood wash house, with large garden
we'll enclosed between the Capitol and Marine Barracks
The following lots for sale-they are desrably 10.
Gated and be bought bargain Lot sqr 967 con-
tanning 1926 square feet part Of lot and 10 in lO46
part OF lot and Improvements in 1893 part Of lot 10
in sqr 80 lot H. and parts Of lots and in sqr 1893
lot in sqr 70l Also number OF other lots in the 4h
5th and 9th Wards, for sale or lease
Application for any of the above TO be made to
oct9.3t+ JNO. GEO ADAMS, Executor.
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STOVE AND CRATE WARE ROOM

I OPPOSITE FULLERs HOTEL PENNsYL vAnIA AVENUE.
JOSEPH H. NEVETr,s prepared to furnish his friends
and the citizens Of Washington and Georgetown with
a splendid assortment of STOVES Of every description.
Cooking Stoves Of approvedmodern pateni SeItons
Rotary Tops and Revolving Ovens, Kitchen Companion,
Hot-Air Cooking Stoves, and Ten plate Cooks. Also,
Church. Parlor, Hail. Chamber and Office Stoves, such
as Radiators Frankns for wood coal Cannon, Saa-
manders and wood parlor Stoves all Of which Of late
and superior patterns, combining and durability
Enamelcd Parlor Crates of superior patterns and beau
ty Kitchen Ranges and HotAir Furnaces, for churches
Air Cooking Stove complete capable Of cooking for
raj hundred persons, suitable for large Hotel.
Radiators and other Stoves refined and repaired with
despatch.
Always on hand, large and general assortment Of
plain and Japanned Tin and Sheetiron Ware, all Of
which will be sold at the lowest possible pnccs for
octl [InteSGobe6tl H. N.
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GRAND RALLY OF THE WINGS OF
LOUDOUN


The Wings Of Loudoun county will hold a
Grand Mass Meeting, in beautiful grove about
half a mile southwest Of Leesburg, to COM
,nence on Tuesday the 18th day Of October, 1914,
and to continue for two days to which our fell
low citizens Of Virginia, Maryland, and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, without distinction Of parties,
are cordially invited. We promise them recep-
ton which shall bein all respects worthy Of the
Wing County Of the Old Diminion.
BILL OF INTELLECTUAL FARE.
B. W. Leigh, w. c. Rives,
]. Nj. Bolts, James Lyons,
VIC. Johnson, G. r. Richardson.
Chas. H. Pitts, Philip Williams, ,t
A. H. Stewart, r. IT. Daniel,
J. s. Pendeton, Andrew Hunter,
and many other distnguisheds peakers have been
invited and are expected to attend.
Ample provisions will be made On the ground
for dining the company. howeyef Numerous it may
be, and at night the strings Of Bitches in Lees
burg and the neghborhood will All be on the out
side.
The ladies' are most earnestly solicited to grace
the occasion with their presence. separate
table for their accommodation will be spread, and
select committee has been appointed 10 attend
to them. pss, 19 8 e
6f ComMrT TEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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CLIREHUGHS TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDI
m BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR

CLIREHUGHS IRICOPHEROUS, OK MEUl-
n BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR
HE TRICOPHEROUSo or Medicated Compound Is now
aeknowledg ed by thousands, who it daily, to DO the
only remedy Badness and to restore the hair
that has fallen of become thin prevent Gray Hair
and every appearance of Squirt and Dam
drift from the hair, and to keep it in .hs most healthy Soft
and glossy state ea...
Gentlemen whose hair has become thin, or fallen off
from natural decay, the effects ofever other disease
~hat may be termed constitutional predisposon to bald
ness will by the Of this compound have their hair
when the hair first shows symptoms ofdecay after has
fallen oH--no matter from what cause, he confidently
both ladies' and gentlemen that the hair will
he lost but will be restored to its natural healthy vyor
GRAY HAIR.
At oil ages the appearance Of gray hair indicates
Taxed state the nerves and blood vessels connected
with the root. Numerous tend to influence the
change of colorsuch study, fright fever long sick
ness head aches too great devotion to business or the
very common practice Of wearing the hat within doors
The progress II gray hair at all periods Of life may
tended be prevented and those hairs that hive pre-
maturely changed may be again restored to their original
color TO effect this end it recommended that all
times and the head be kept COOL the hair cut ra
Their short the free of the hair BRUSH evening and
morning. and the application Of this compound every eve-
ming for short time will increase the activity OF the skim
vessels, &c. to their healthy action. Persevere in this
course, and the result is certain
SCURF AND DANDRIFF
This compound is strongly recon mended keep the
head entirely free Of all Scurf and Dandn Nothing
more injurious to the growth beauty of tho hair or to
healthy state of the SKIN in all whore the head
subject to it. whore it may have accumulated IN tho
hair application will readily remove all appearance
Off, and its occasional will keep the hair clean, soft
and glossy. -
For sale by J. H. GIBBS, at his Fancy Store, opposite
the Centre Market, and Dressing Room National Hotel.
q sspl8. lmf 81
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

/ BAKGAINS! BAK(1AINS!! ttt9Ifs
L HAVE just opened large and beautiful stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods including the best French En-
gsh and American Goods, to which invite the atten-
ton Of the public and which prepared make up
and sell in style and which cannot be supas
sed in this city sgfESv saysv a rsggs.
My stock Of Cloths, Csssmeres vestng., Shirts Bos
soms Collars Stocks, Gloves, Handkefchefs, Umbrs-
las and other fancy articles large and having been
bought by myself can be recommended Of the best
quality 4fss-s1 sgsaY4as 2s2 sasH
have also opened and intend to keep instantly on
hand cheap the cheapest and Of material
ready made Clothing which invite the attention Of the
public K. w. BATES, Merchant Tailor,
+ Oct7-lw flint. Il Adv. Penn. Az. near War Dep.
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~ n NOTICE. -ss4 ..t ts.ta.si
HE SUBSCRIBER has sold out his stock Of Boots and
Shoes to his son MALCOLM DOUGLASS by whom the bu-
sness viii hereafter be conducted his account,
az the old stand between 9th and 10th Streets Psnnsy
wanna avenue south side There will be fresh and full
supply OF goods store few days. which the atten-
ton Of the publcis respectfully invited.
oct9-3t $1,000 'hlne 49, VIM DOUGLAS
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A LIBERTY PoLE.-The Wings of the North
ern Liberties on yesterday afternoon erected a
beautiful Liberty pole at the corner Of G and
9Th streets, from which CALAMITY floats the names
of CLAY and FRELINGHUYsEN. A
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-10

CHRISTIAN ECKLOFF, MERCHANT TAILOR,
III OPPOSITE BROWNS HOTEL,
HAS THE PLEASURE Of informing his cus,ouAers
and the public that his supply of Fall and Wnier Goods
is unsurpassed for Beauty and Fashion and he
them that shall be dissatisfied with the prices
his goods bought unusually low for their superior
quality.
fashionable Ready-mAde Clothing, all of his oscn make
superior in quantity and quality to any in the District,
and at prices that cannot fnii to please. oct93t.