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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-10
ErORTGAGE SALE-Def.ult havi,

EE ORTGAGE SALE-Defauli having been marie
!FE in the payment ot ii certain "f money secured
10 be cad b. the coGiiion Of cerian rgage bear
inS date the seventeenth day OF December in tic year
ofo, Lord thousand eight bundled and forty.
cuted by Join W. Stuart OF Superior in The county Of
Cicero Mngron of Ypsilan, county and stale afore-
said of the second parI. and recorded IN The Office OF
Repis Ter OF Deeds tor Washirnaw county Michigan
the twenty eighth day of December. A. ID. lS40 in Ii
her No. g. page 39S. which said mort gage the
eenth day OF June in the OF ourLord thou
sand eight hundred and foryfve duly ed by said
Millingtou to Thomas r. Brown which assignment
recorded in said office of Rrgse of Deeds tie 22d
day OF June A. D. lS45 IN Lber No g. page 338 ; up
oil which NOR q ,ge there is claimed be due the
sum of two hundred and fifteen dollars and forty CENTS
and no suit or proceeding having been Instituted at law
mr. in ci,ancery 10 The debt secured by said
p,or,r,se ~ anv part thereof Notice is hereby given
Thai said mortgage will be rrecosed and by virtue OF
The mower of sale contained said mortgage. there
will he sold pubic auction to The highes bidder tor
,sb and without anna isom The twenty second
day January twelve O'Clock noon al Inc court
house IN Ann Arbur in The county OF Washtenaw and
sare of Michigan (being The place where the Circuit
corrt for said county of Washicnaw is hed) all or SO
much of the orfgagcd premises forth IN SAID mort
gage ms all be sufficient satisfy the amount winch
will then he due said mortgage anu costs, winch
said PREMISES are described in SAID mortgage as oi-
lows all that ract parcel Ot land situate in
the town o Superior in The county OF Washtenaw and
state Of Michigan known. bounded and described
follows viz: being the half of the south quar-
ter of secIon twenty six. [26 in township south OF
range east, containing egh'y of land be the
same more or less" THOMAS r.. tROWN.
Assignee of Mortgage
c. Ii. VANcLEvE, his Attorney.
Dated YpsilanIi October %, 1885, 40 I'm
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Ypsilanti Seminary.

THIS INSTITUTION was opened in august 1914
and Chartered hy the las, Legislature. The number
of students IL attendance has been $50. he Propr-
e:ors r. turn their grateful Acknowledgements for this
liberal share ofpubc patronage; and pledge thef Ell
forts 10 make the Institution worthy OF iuturc conf
dence. Persons wishing pursue Collegiate course
Of Education, prepare for the practical business of
Life, will find equal and ample opportunities.
ENGLISH, CLASSIC, & Ornamental education will be
furnished Young Ladies and strict attention paid
to The morals und department of the students
TIE Academic year is divided into Two terms of %
weeks each ncing the first Monday of Sept.
andthe second IN Feb. and closing with public Ex-
animation. ,..-.
TUITION. from s 800 to S 600; board. room rent &
hre-wood s IA per quarter of IL weeks lie ssons in
music, including the of instrument. $50 tuition
be paid invariably by The middle Of The quarter No
deduction made for absence except in of sick
REFERENCE is made to the visiting committee IN This
village also Rev. James lnglis and NJ. Sanford De-
troit d. Barrel. Monroe; a. Tucker, Adrian; j. L.
Fulton. Tecumse,; J. Booth, Clinton, G.. W. Ilarris,
Jackson; w. Alien, Ann Arbor; J. Wisner, Noltn
Vile i; james Pyper, Pontiac.
Prot VIM. l.. EATON. ! p.;,.;,.,.
MARY b. F. BROWN.
w.. H. Mn %nnsr !P,oprierOrs
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BURIED ALIvE.--Ih baI,n"rc cOrrespnn-
dent of The Tribune IF this morning, tells The fol-
lowing horrible sory:--
"A most horrd case Of burrying alive occur.
red few weeks since in our city. and which nj.
though generally talked If. has. cut of resppc.
10 the friends nf the diseased. been xcluded from
the, public prints. A Young lady was taken sirk
aud died very sudd nlv. aud supposed BY The
family aud physic,an. and was placed in her cot
6n and carried To the Depository "f the family .and
placed in the faily vault. A few DAYS afterwards
on visiting the vault they struck with The
horrible sight Of be young lady in her burial cl".
thing ont nf,he cnffin and sitting mp against the
SIDE If the waIl--tlrad
AS may he supposed. in. discovery has plum
ged her family aud large circle nf arqnantanres
in the deepest anguish. I, Was fmlnd III exan,in.
ing the cofi Ina, The Lid had hprn frcihly press
ed aft by the YOU ~ wnnan.wh" had actually been
buried befre the vita! spark had fed, and who
had fled and who had returned tn consciousness
bu, to die the mast horrible of all deaths! Many
Manv may doub, this, bat i, is too true to be de-
MED !"
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The publishers of the Tribune have been frequently
soiirited issue Senl- Weeklv edition of their paper
for the bcne6t ut those who require the the day
ottener Than once week, and yet without daily
Mails or do moi choose the expense and heavy
pos age Of Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rem.
dered such publication impossible without irenchiig
uron tho due issue of Daily and Weeyy editions.
We are preparing to obviae This Difficulty in the
building now being erected for us on the site of our
birnr establishments where we hope 10 be again loca.
ted by after The first of May.
The New York Tribune Semi. Weekly, will therefore
he issued tom Office, l60 Nassau e. on or before
The 18th OF MAY, and will be published thence forward
Wedne sday and Saturday of each week. II will he
printed ne paper of the size of the Daily Tfihune
will contain nearly quite all the of lise Da.
~, including money Market, daily report Of Comm en-.
cia transactions. sales of Stocks City Intelligence,
&C. An editor devices his whole time 10 the
collection of this kind of intelligence reporting il twice
day Tor HE Morning and Evening editions of ocr dai.
y. 1wo reporters constantly watching the procec-
dngs of the of City and noting everv
thing deemed Interesting 10 readers. We hope tn
make the Semi>Weekly Tribune most &C cepiabts
paper Tor business men out OF the City, and for all who
wish more prompt and detailed map of busy fife
than weekly paper can possibly be made.
Correspondents Washington during the session
and every point gene raj iransitory nieres. will
all times be employed The liberal patronage be SLOW.
ed on the Tribune demanding and jusiifymg a cores
ponding liberaiIiy IF outlay part. E. fhe epar
of ge 'eral Literature and Criticism we have Sc
cured assistance of me highest order while We hope
soon 20 announce depar ment of Agriculture and Sci
ence, under the date conduct OF Que OF ie most
experienced and popular writer's Agrieulinse in the
Country. ln fine shall spare expense or effort
10 make the Tribune, whether in its Daily Semi. Week.
~ ar w ekly edition, emnen,ly worthy the pa roma
OF The Business and Reading Public, but especially of
VINES.
TERMs-Fvr the Semiweekly Tribune Three Dol
drs Year. Fire Dolirrs for two COMES
t;REEl.Y & MrELRA Tf. I6o Nassau 81.
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OHIo.-The Legislature Of Ohio assembled
and was duly organized on the first inst. Gen.
Seaba-v Ford Of Geauga cnuniy was elected
Speaker o!rhe senate bya vote of2O 10 IL for
Oliver Jones, Loco, Of Hamilton county. O.
Cole III Med,ua county was chosen Clerk. II
The Hml-e. Elias F. Drake of Greene county
was elected Speaker, received a votes TO %
Tor Fergus Anderson, Loco, of Butler county.
A. H. Lewis Of Portage county was chosen
Clerk. all the officers elect are of course
Wigs.
Gov. Barley on The succeeding day delivered
his annual message. Ii lisa PLAN brief and vary
sensible document, relating exclusively to the at
fairs Of the State. Tho debt OF Ohio foreign
and domestic, is stated to be abnut twenty null.
lens. Of which part falls due j" 1850, part in 1856
part in 1860 and part in 1870. The Interest
has been puncruaIly paid the last year, and ar
engagements have already been made f.'r its pI-
| neutral payment in January and July next
! The canal revenue has fallen off $4,000 in con.
sequence ofihe partial failure Of The wheat crop
| he past season. Twenty-one banks are in ope-
ton under the new banking law and Two more are
nearly read, 10 90 into operation. Gov. Bart
lev says the system works weiks well. Diet
Ado.
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YPSIL 4 NTI
Shrine of Fashion.

TIME Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public genera'v. that he has commenced business
ia Ypsiian'i, directly opposi the Office o! Vanc:evs
Co. where all orders IN the
TAILORING LINE
will be executed with accuracy, neaness and dispatch.
Ills long familiarity with The business together with
strict attention The and wishes Of his custoV>
aad every material charge of fashion, will he
sufficient guarantee his friends and patrons, that AL
orers, wbeiher of fine and ornamental, or
and substantial knd will be done in durable and
:rusty manner.
The subscriber would further state, that he intends
10 e,npiey none but experienced journeymen which he
thinks viii be an addi 'iona motive all those who
rave garments Ia make to give him call rather than
have them pass into The hands OF children and up
prrnticcs
N. b. Easy coats and garments of every description
for farmers and laboiig men, short notice and
warranted in ai cases. ]. Z. WALKER.
YpsanIi. July 29ih 1916. 27if.
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Important News.

IN SAMSON. Authorised agent for the sale ofeP !
HI. genuine Wisar's Hasan Of Wild Cherry. bQc4.
ans Hungarian Balsam. Folgers OosaonIan, Ssynee
Eypec,oran Syrrp. Rowands Improved Tonic AIrxfure
-coms:ork & Co.'S. Medicines. including Oldridkess
Ba m Columbia. Connels Pam Extractor, Hays Lini-
ment, Extract of Ssrsaporila, &c &C. Shermans
.I.ozenges and Ptasiers. Deans Chemical Plaster Jew
Davids or Hebrew Plaster. Dsirys Pain Fx:ractor.
Fosrates and Godireys CoroaI fahnestocks vrrnugse
Brisois Sarsapariiis Ogonds Tadia ChoIagogue Wash
;rgon E'ixer. Ea<'rrn Tonic. liebas's Med;cines-
Wriuhts Indian Vegetable Pills, trego,ys, Phnneys.
Smiths University and Smiths &rGHT Goa ed Rnsh's,
fIalstedss liericks Peters K<1zI1c1inn Persian.
Muscoverus Ton,aio. Lees Meflate, and Picra PILE.
a sup, uT the almvp aIM avs am tIa u.
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derive ss great profits as can be derived from any
other regular business. 1; is believed that such
system. strictly within the revenue standard. will
place the manufacturing interests on stable foot.
ng, and innure 10 their permanent advantage -
while il will. as nearly as may be practicable, ex
tend to oil the great interests of the country the
incidental protection which can be afforded BY our
revenue laws. Such system when once lirnly
established, would be permanent, aud not DO SUBJ
ject to the constant complaints, agitations, aud
changes which must ever occur when duties are
not laid e'r revenue bu, for the protection mere
ly" Of favored interest.
.eff -sa suB-rREAsURY
Entertaining the opinion that ''lhe separation Of
the moneys OF the government from banking insli-
tutions Is indispensable for the safety Of The funds
of the government aud the rights of the people. I"
| recommend TO Congress tina, PROVISION he made
BY Law for snch separation aud that constitution.
al treasury be created for the safe keeping OF the
public m'ney. a H-t
The constitutional treasury recc ,mmened is
designed as secure depository for the public
money. Wi h ,ut a y power to make loans dis
counts or Z. issue any paper whatever as a cur
fFency r. c;+eusation. Icannot doubt that such a
treasury as was contemplated by The constitution
should Ie independent of ail banking corporations.
The money Of The people should be kept in the
treasury Of Inc people created by lew, and be ~
the custody O. agents OF the people. chosen by
themselves according to the forms OF he consii,u-
ion; agen,s who directly responsible TO the
government. who under adequate bonds aud
oa'hs. ard who are subject to severe punishmens
for any enbezzlcmcnt, private use, %. misapplica-
diou oftt public ia IDS. aud for any failure 9TH
er respects to perform thei. duties. To say that
the people or tn. gov RI, ent n npeteni, {
or not TO be trusted with the custody OF their own
rnoney, IN thar own treasury, provided by them.
selves must bit must rely The presidents. cash.
iers, aud st ckhOiders of birking corporations Dol
appointed BY them. nor resp Dnsibe To them. would
be to cs,cede H., they are inaompelcnt TO: self.
government.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

.HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in.
IL BARN his friends ard pui.llc thai lee has jus,
received T. divers splendid report OF the present Fall
and Winter Fashions FROM New York al his old stand
next 10 iiewits scre Main street. Ypsilanri. Naval
and Military Platforms, Ladies' Clcaks, Pellisses, and
Riding Habits either plain braided equal work
done IN The best shops in New York lie wouid also
beg lie ave say that his eldest is the youngest
app! eniIce, he has in his shop who has worked at
Tue Business years and half. With this assu-
rance. that patrons usual need labor under no a.
prehension that their work will be done in the best
siyls. This is fandango il is with some tailors
shops where they advertise 10 ecp the best Journey
men. certain Tailoress has quit working because
she has not got pay, she says Tor last coat she
made for him. out the gentleman has go boy thai
has worked hive months the trade he can PERHAPS
get along without the lady, Aud in order to
cash payments he will do any description of Tailoring
at halt his original prices and orders attended 10
promptly, he thinks when his friends, The farmers
are geng their cloth up this fail would be orth
their while to ket p in mind this. Wm. WILKINSON
Ypsianti. Ocob er ~, IS45. 4tbI
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NOTICE..
Saddle and Harness making

STATE OF Of w MICHIGAN $. IT, attachment m y he
ceve esq. justice of the peace in and for said county
of Washienaw.
William Brown VS. Robert Crick more,
Notice is hereby given that writ of atachmc IT has
been issued in nh" above emitted against the
goods. chales. fights and credits of the above named
defenden and that said has been adjourned Cor
trial until The ID day of January 1876, O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day the office nf said us a
in YrsiIan in said county. WILLIAM BROW.t.
Dated Ypsilanti, Oct I'd l645. 8, 5w
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Book and Drug Store

O. E. Samson, where he will be happy TO receive
share of public patronage.
Having served a regular apprenticeship at the bns'
and since been in he employ of some OF the bes'
workman east. he latiers himself that he can give en-
iirr Satisfaction to all who may fit tn employ him.
A good assortment of well selected Hatch materials
antIy on hand and all kin 3 of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
carefully repaired and warranted.
YTsilaii, November -, 1915. 42if
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j. u ADAMS vs.. THE GALLOw.. - Under the
above head the papers are pub ishIng lie ter, rf
this venerable mLn. 10 an Anii Capital punishment
society in Pennsyiv ania, by which IL is attempted
10 cast the whole weigh Of ms great name in ia
vor Of that Ut,pan Innovation. We Confess that
the "o,d Man eloquent has written a very nc.
CON npdt,mg letter but We DEFY that it exhibits
anyihimg like sympathy with the views Of lha
cie,y. aught beyond a mere desire to please
those who falter hun with their aitentions. i"
show this, we make the following extract, aud beg
our readers to notice particularly the phrases
have ralucised War, Slavery, Murder, aud
Homicide IN any form, evils, fondIy hope, TO
disappear heseaiter from tie annals OF the humaI,
race upon earth. Every step in thus progress n
can BE- made during the remnant OF my own liie
will be hail d by me with inexpressiblr delight !:
kand although the reUocliOn of that sentence " the
Almiohfu that ..pltoso sheddeth mans blood, By
man shall his o,on blood be she'd" lcould in my
PRAYERS 10 hearen be The LAST accomplishment, uI
the perfec ibiity Of man Hpon EARN. l would
gladly contribute 10 IL, even IN adcancs oil some
other forms Of homicide more odious III themselves
but perhaps deeply rooted IN The intirmrties
Of mans nature. | do therefore, heartily wish aud
pray for the success Of your efris 10 promste the
ABOLITION of capital punishment, and II you can
shape the laws oi The island to "a disclaimer Of
the right of Government itsellto take from any
human being the life granted him by his Creator
| would welcome 1t the harbinger OF Brighter
day when no individual of the Of man shall
exer lose his lie by the ACT of another. am
very respectfully, gentlemen. your friend and fel'
low cit,zen. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Now observe: ls,. Mr.. Adams recognises the
death penalty. and would in his prdyers--when
if ever man should speak The real feeling OF his
hear, in the fear Of God aud regardless of the
thoughts of man-invoke its abolition as the tasl
step of mans perfectabiliy after he abolition Of
all other kinds of homicide. and yet he would
gladly contribute 10 it 10 advauce of other kinds
We hold tina, mans progress aud his acts should
be in exac, conformity to each other. The advo
Gates of the presen, penalty :or murder. agree ex-
.c,lv with Mr.. Adams in wishieg the abolition OF
.War. Slavery. Murder, and Homicide IN all 9TH
er forms" the discontinuance Of which aboIishes.
of ITSELF the penalty of death; aud for the supper
Of his illustrions example, they confidently appeal
from Mr. Adams before man, 10 Mr. Adams IN the
posture Of duplication. before the Almighty
Dare he pray for The immediate abolition OF the
death penalty, and urge. as reason, his beI'e
that that would hasten that "brighter day, when nc
Individual Of the race of man should lose his life
by the act of another"
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MISS HARRIET ROWLEY.-Desires to inform
lVl her friends, and the public generally. thar she
has resumed her business, of Millinery and Dress
king. at her former stand on Congress Street. above
Larzeere's Block where she will be happyto receive
the orders OF all who may favor her with their
Patterns of the latest stvle regularly received.
April IL. l645. i2f
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Medical Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED would inform the people Of
i Ypsilan,i and adjoining towns. that he has iecent>
" located himself here
HOMGPA &c PHI YSICfAN
and is ready attend the calls OF those who may
faver him with their patronage He hopes by his de-
voton The study and nracce OF his professions, to
merit the confidence of his patients Homeopathic
medicines put up OF der low prices a; he shortest
notice. THOS. BLACKWOOD, NJ. ID.
Homoepahist-
Ypslan, Nov 25, lS45. Al 6m
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. SIS A 7 session of the
.washtenaw County. "A Probate for
said county, held Ann Arbor, the 5ih day Ct Dec.
A. d. -45. Present Samuel P. Fuller Judge of Pro-
bate.
In the matter of the Estate Of Asa N Ballard deceased.
Upon reading and filing the petition of Eu Nor
ton, administrator of said estate praying for lie
sell certain real estate of which said diseased died
zed and described in said petition. and FIR
therein SET forth, Ii is ordered that the consideration
of said petition be postponed until the twenty ninth day
of December slant, ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
that day. at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor in Said
county, an6 is further ordered that said pettone
copy ofthis order to be published in public
newspaper printed in sld county. in each week Tor
three Successive weeks previous TO the day of hearing
aforesaid, the end that all persons indebted in said
real estate having objections to the granting of such Ii
cense may then and there appear aud MAKE the same
known il they think fit. s. T. FULLER.
"a true copy.) Judge of Proba,e.
December IS15 &c 3w
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Wanted Immediately
A T the Emporium Of Fashion several good Jour.
"A neymen Tdiors to whom steady employment will
be given -
n b. All orders for work promptly executed with
neatness and Iasre. }. *. HAWKINS.
YpsianrI Oct.t23. l215 9tf.
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a ,earIu.a colt nf the same color. with bald face
The ii ,hi fore foot white. and the left hind foot
white, and the subscriber would say TO a'y ore
who will give information where The said animals
can be found shall r. crive the above reward, in
formation will be received at the post nfira in Thu
village AMOS. X. KNIFFEN.
December TO- lS45. 46f
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"NGLlSlI AND AMERICAN Drawing
IL Books, Al, z that, lndia lax, Drawing Pa
u. Pruc,l Il, u,hes, Ncwn,aus Paints, a,.d oil ers
aud all the lou, Tor drawing and pa,nmg a, the
Bu,k slurs at E. SAMSON.
Yps,lanIi Nov. %. lS45 Az
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AN ANswER.--A gentleman who had by TALL
h.ok.n one Of his RIBS, gas mentioning The circum.
stance and describing the pam he felt. surgeon
who was preserr, asked him if the injury he sus-
,.;.ed was near the ..vetabr2 7" .No sir" replied
he, ..a was within few yards of the Court
Ho use? 7"
: OF The Grand Jury in New York. have ref,-
"A d 10 find bill against VIM. l.. Mackensie for
no ssessing himself OF the celebrated Hoys cores
ondence. PAS
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NOOLSCAP aud LETTER PAPER by liz
II keam or Quire for sale low bv
E. SAMSON.
fpsilauu November IS. lS45 44f
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ora good joke is told of New Orleans
Grand Jury A proposition was made TO ind'ct
. dealer ia lottery tickets. Several of the Jury
were very fierce to find an indictment when The
For.man proposed tha, each jurors pocket.bnnk
.bould be exhibited, and If a majority were found
not to contain lottery tickets. then an indictment
.houId be found aud rira versa. The cxam'n-
alton was gone INTO. aud the dealer oas not indies-
ed
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Weekly National Intelligencer.

Wis parer being made mp % such portidn OF the
Il contents oil tie National lntelligencef proper as
CIV be compressed within the compass Of single
newspaper, continues be issued and mailed to sui
scribers every Saturday at Two Dollars year, paya.
bic III advance III all eases-no account being opened
with subscribers 10 the weekly paper.
To bring this paper yet nearly within the reach
Of SUCH as desire take by the year cheap paper
from the seat OF the General Government. reduciion
will be made in the price of it where number Of cop
les ordered and paid for BY any one person or as.
socaIiou at the following rates.
For Ten Dollars six copies will be SENT
For Twenty Dollars thirteen copies. and
For each sum ct T, DoIlars above Twenty EIGHT
copies will be forwarded; SO that a remittance
OF Fifty Dollars will command thirty eeven
copies.
&C Publishers Of papers throughout the ser,rnl
STATES and Territories rho wH gre single imser.
fioa 10 IN advertisement (rifh This note aRn.red
and senesone # their papers TO this Office xA The ad
rertisemenl marked therein SHAH feceipe tAe Ferkly
Nationnt Iafritigencer for gear free NJ charge
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Clocks and Watches
nj. A. PARKS,

DEGS leave 10 SAP to The citizens OF Ypsilant and
I'D the adiaceni towns thai he has established himself
in The CLOCK And WATCH REPAIRING bust.