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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-31
AND STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY

~ DIsh IL :! ROACH-
rs, MOSQUITOES, FLIES, ANTS, &c, &c
The EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER, has been in
troduced INTO Great Britain, France italy and
me united States. The enormous demand for il
IN those countries without any commonly proves
dreadful pests. O"' '''0
Mr. MOORE, General Agent for the United States
oeeins II necessary to caution the public against
spurious article which has been introduced The
genuine Is sold at the Drug Store, on High street .
4'9 door below Middle. Only H. cents per Sheet
juno 30 CHAS. II. HFINJTSH' oent
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EANCY ARTICLEs g PERFUMERY. |

ENANCY ARTICLES 81 PERFUMERY.
Ladies, would most respectfully call your at
tention to my assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES
and PERF UMERY, which is perhaps the largest
and richest ever before offered for sale in this place
comprising almost every article both useful and
ornamental necessary for the Toilet, of which the
following is part
Ladies Capriccs, new and beautiful article,
Perfume Cushions, pot up in splendid STYLE
Cosmetic Cream, tn" best article ever offered for
chopped hands, &c. II possesses the most extraor.
binary healing qualities and is the best cosmetic
ever known for Importing delicate softness to
the skin, and preserving it from choopipr
Pmlocome, the best preparation for the Hair now
in use,
Rose Scented Toilet Powder, very SUPERIOR
Tavlor's Chrvstalinc Soap,
Together with the largest assortment of coIoope
Water Florida Water, and Soaps Of superior niiaI.
ty, Of every description Of Per fnmc Preston Snlts
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes Supe.
rior Tooth Powder, Beef Marrow Pomatum. Pa.
toys Celebrated Cold Cream, &c.
GCi~ Call in and examine for yourselves
G. RI. HETNITSH, Agent.
july HIGH st., 4'h door from Middle.
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q BRINCKERHoFF,S HEALTH RE

~ IORa NV E.-1hIs medicine is Il safe and
certain cure in complaints of the Liver and Lungs
consumption, Liver Complaint, chronic and severe
Coughs and Colds, are almost Immediately relieved
and u Ultimately cured by faithful use of the Re.
storatiyc. Dr. Chiffon the eminent practical chem
list and physician of New York, attaches his Ger.
thoate stating its entire vegetable composition af
ter he had made careful analysis. it is wholly
devoid OF any irritating property and nifests so
decided healing and purifying qualities as to quick
ly alleviate the most a@gravating cough and change
the morbid expectoration. Pains in the chest and
side, so often attendant Lung COMPLAINTS are
cffectuallv removed without the least Inconvenience
thcecat of the difficulty being reached much quicker
than any external application From the reputa-
ton OF this medicine in New York where il has
been sold for some years, the indubtable tes
timony is given to its merit. Certificates have
been literally showercd in the proprietor from
the best sources, and stating the cases of persons
raised even when given up by their physician
The fact of no one nCle instance of dssaiisfact
known or expressed, is strong guarantee of its
merit The following certificate is from DR.. Chill
ton, the well known New York chemist
have analysed bottle Of medicine called C..
Brinckerhotf's Health Restorative; and find that
it does not contain Mercury, any other metallic
preparation nor opium in any of its forms. 1t is
composed of vegetable matter entirely"
JAMES r. CHILToH, NJ. d.
G.. BRINCKERHOFF,
Proprietor, n. Y
For sale by c. H. HEINITsH, Agent Ports
mouth, Va.
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WE ARE TURNING OUT The most val
w liable collection Of Books, Stationary, and
Fancy Articles ever exhibited here, viz:
School BooRs Of the most approved kind
a fine assortment Of Writing Paper,
Ink, steel Pens, Quilts WATERS, &c.
Musical INSTRUMENTS NJ various kinds, very cbear
Handsome Walking Canes, Riding wbips. H.
lot Of beautiful Cutlery, embracing acme Of
Rodgcrs'g superior Pocket Knives, and the grestee
variety Of fancy articles, all at cheaper prices than
ever HODGES & co
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Sept. ls-6 p. nj.


There quite an Improvement to-day in quotations
for stocks stonington went up per cent; Morris Ca
nal J; Farmers Loan Il Pennsylvania b's, /; Reading
Railroad, /; Erie Railroad 1; Norwich and Worcester
Ii vcksburg, !; Long Island, Il Canton H. The sales
werc large and the tendency Of prices the close
for further advance
Sterling exchange closed frm at 10 q I0l per cent
premium The demand for this packet has not been
very active, Bills on Paris quote at 81 Is as,
Some OF the stockholders of the s,onington Railroad
are making efforts to bring about thorough change in
the direction of that company and request has been
made that proxies be withheld for the present We
have seen list Of stockholders in this company and
appears that the directors by no means represent ths
as several Of them only owned one share
each list OF names for directors will be made ont in
lew days for the consideration Of those n crested and
" suggested that proxies be withheld until then
Inc beiviiere Bank, Warren county, New Jersey,
mas declared semiannual dividend of three and half
per cent
Inc receipts of the Western Railroad Company have
'or the week ending the 18th inst been as follows
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
Movements OF Travellers.

There was no visible dimnution IN the arrivals
teriay. The hotels still preserve their usual hustle,
though many left the city after the departure of the
Great Western and the friends she BORE the At
Ian ic. There are at the
NO; ;E w. Ball. Hartford; L. II. Brody, Oswego
J Philbrick Savannah J. Hager N. o.; Goo. Evans,
Philadelphia DR.. Taft Hartford H Howard, s c.; ]:
T. Cameron, do; Capt Robert Wilson, do ii. DeGrof,
Detroit P. A. McRae, Michigan.
,,,an AsTon.-G. Taylor, Boston ); Walland NO; W
Boston Capt Griffin, Montreal; H. P. McKear, Phila
ID. f. Child, Boston; II. Thompson Princeton; w Ray
Boston; Chas. Peck, Buffalo; j. Dudley, Meford; IL c.
Sheppard, Hamilton; j. Huchns, Bangor; v. H. Noyes,
Phiia Capt slansell l6th Regt b. Al Mr. Rae, 81, Ri
Ges, B. A; Dixon Phila j Leroy, w. Chester; A. $
dance; j, W. Hale Baltimore; n K jessop N o.; Par.
ker. Pierce. Boston IL Rose, Geo; J. X. White, Ala
9. Tiffany. Baltimore Ml Springfield } Ely, Phia.
II II. Elournoy, Ala; w. D. simms, Va. 4. d.
Phillips Phila; w. g. White Boston, Flower Craggs,
Crane; Albany; 7; Edwards. Pittsburgh Thos Row
land Pha; Thos. +. Montgomery, N. O.; Allen Chees-
borough, Newell Johnson, Phila.; James Hooper, Bal
tmOre
!. Burke Buffalo; w. g. Clarke Goo fl D. Williams,
Md.;W O. Selfredgc N. o. j. Fowler, A. Putnam Syra.
cgsei W Rotteli Ohio; Thos Russell, l. stagg Gin;
A. Day Boston: H. Vandenbergh, Troy; D. Wilson, Al
bany; II. O. Malley, Eaton; II vallette, Gin.
CLonE-J 7. Robinson, Mass; f. Warren, Alexan-
dra.
HowARps-Geo Bond, Mr.. Morris, j. Pearson Mass
F. A. Geddon y @ w. r. Grant; Albany; W II stro.
ton City; g. Dans H. Phillips Boston; Wardwell and
Osborne, Albany; J. Lizards, Phila B. + Adams, Yer
mont d. Gardner, do; Hunt and Howell, Quebec d.
d. Warren, Troy; j. Cockhurst, Brantford; a. Grubbe,
Wilmington; w. Campbell, do.
USTrp SrArEs-W. Pratt Say Brook; F. Kirkland, do
Hon. j. Stewart, Conn; Capt Munson Maine; Capt j.
I. Smith, New London; Capt Dagget Liverpool; Capt
Wood do; H. Loomis, Sutield; j. Il. Walkley, Alaba
ma; A McAvoy, Boston; N, Hopkins, Vermont; A. Ha
Boston; J. Phillips 81 Louis I'M Hanson Washing.
ton; A. q. Stnson, Boston; A. L. Ackerly, Auburn; f.
Thayer, Boston; l.. Thayer, do. j. r. Phillips, do.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

ofthe Brandreth Pill alluded yes'erd,y The whole
the e Will be exposed Sturdy, r c be
tanned Ia the mesn time let s BE- refu and
chase only DIR. Br tndfe his Offices hi age VIII
tcate of agency shood be examined and the box com
pared with the fac SMILES thereon
49, C,rrrERrtIr Puts o TELL.
Iwo-thris only the bottom Of III box Rattle like
bullets which they resemble in e. Box little lreer
Than the General appe bury 10Th rd
The red and the bl ck printing The oval figure the yellow
band dots, not lines as 10 the genu ie.
GENUINE BRAvpRETH pf.Ls VOW TO TcLL
Pills entirely cover the bottom of the boz General sppea
clean both red and bac printing labels quite clear
aud free from bus Oval figure on yellow bands concentrc
lines the only thing FIR labels concerned closely
initiated in the counterfeit article Hoping this will be
guide until this fraud be stayed the public seytnt
r. BRANDRETH,
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

PEYToNA AND FAsHioN-AN INDEPENDENT SpoRT-
ING JouRsAL-We give in another column COM
munlcaon which was sent to the Spi,itof the Times
OF this city, but which was refused publication in
that paper Weglve 1t place in the Herald because
we think that there ought TO be the strctes lmpart-
aliy IN all affairs connected with the turf.
IL was thought when the Times was first issued
that the sporting world would have a paper devoted
to Its interests, and one on which all could impIicit
ly rely for accurate and unbiased reports of races
All this high expectation and hope, however has now
ceased to exist we are told in the minds Of many O,
those interested in the sports Of the course 1t
is supposed that northern clique of sportsmen have
control of the columns of the Times, and hence the
refusal to publish the communication which we give
in to-day's paper.
There is evidently room for an impartial sporting
journal in this city One established and maintained
on the correct principles OF truth and justice in all
matters connected with the turf, whether at the south
or the north, would receive the liberal share of sup
port IN the sporting relies
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

EXEMPTION LAw.-The Supr eme Court has de-
clared this law unconstitutional, so far az 1t was
claimed to Affect executions at the time of its
r. ticn smith, the able Judge of Ontario county has
also given an able exposition OF the law He declares
all things exempt under the old law exempt absolutely
we'll for the purchase money for any other claim;
nut that all additional articles exempt under he extend
cd exemption statute, are liable execution issued
for the purchase money OF any other exempt article
Thus in his view horse although il might be exempt
under the new statute would nevertheless be liable on
execution issued for the purchase money Of
household furniture, also exempt under the statute
This understanding ofthe statute may be correct
1t is different from the common ea which supposes an
exempt article Only liable for its purchase money
and such doubtless the intention OF the
- Seneca Falls Democrat
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

KEEP AN EYE UPON HM.--We consider curse Il
called upon to caution the eastern public against
young man, named Augustus Fischer, German who
left this place clasdestnely two or three weeks
SINCE very much IN debt, aud has gone to New York
where as well as IN Philadelphia and Baltimore he mas
as we have every reason to believe already defauded
persons out oi considerable money under that
he has money here He has letters OF introduction that
are well calculated to deceive and impose upon the
wary and keeps correspondence under various pre-.
tences, with the rst men OF the country. He swim.
dler New fork papers would do veil 10 notice this
Whaling, Pa., Times, Sent H.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

AFFAIR or Honor IN WALL STREET We under
stand that affair of honor, growing out of re-
cent fracas, is about TO take place between distn
guIshed flnancier in Wall street. and one of the fash
ionable young men about town. The parties in
question, some two or three years ago, had hos
tile meeting, and one OF them was severely wound
ed. i IS now said that singular and unfortunate
rencontre took place at Burnhams, some other
place on the Boomingdale road, within the last few
days, which must inevitably lead to another affair
OF honor" We do not mention names or circum-
stances at present, till we hear more of the matter.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
MILITARY Movements.

[From Frankfort, Ky, Commonwealth, Sept.
The Governor of Kentucky has been notified by the
Secretary of War; that General Taylor Commaadant of
the Army OF Occupation in Texas is authorized in case
he should need them to call Kentucky for auxiliary
troops Tor that service to repc the apprehended
invasion The number and description Of troops should
lor Gov. Owslcy has replied TO the Secretary Of war
assuring him that the citizens OF Kentucky have lost
oil their patriotic zeal which has ever
ihem and which as always led them to be among the
foremost in defending country against
foreign aggression He holds himself in he
has sign ned to the Secretary 10 comply with oil const
tuoDa aud legal requeiiiops Of the Federal Govern.
ment made by the President his authorized agents
and ne assures the Government at Washington that any
reqnisiton upon the militin Kentucky will be prompt
y aud ssilanty responded TO by them.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
THE GREAT
AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT UTICA,
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
THE
WEEKLY n E r A D.

The Ufekly Herald will be issued at eight o'clock
tomorrow morning
# will be beautifully illustrated with three superb
engravings, representing grand view Of the State
Agricultural Fair at Uuca-a spirited Ploughing
Match-and the famous " breed" of Cattle, which
probably obtained the prize.
This number OF the Weekiy VIII be very valuable
10 farmers in all parts of the country.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

SEDUCTION, INCEST AND MURDER. The Wesfe'n
Frontier Whtg published at Van Buren, Arkansas,
gives the particulars of aggregation Of crime almost
too horrible for belief On Cedar creek lved man py
the name Satum with his wife and daughter ABOUT Z
years old On the 18th uIt the daughter gave or'h 10 an
leg child which Is charged TO have been killed
denied the girls situation even alter ~ had been noto-
ous in the and had forbidden his wife to
m.n,oai, Al the girls delivery, not soul but himself
wss nresent--hs wife not bong permitted to be in the
room soon however the thing was nosed about.the
,;r andher father and mother, denying what had oc.
eemr,ed A stratagem led to full disclosure commit.
tee OF the citizens told tho girl her father had confesse
nil and, in consequence, she made confession. The
.ther then did but declared the child was born
de and he had buried io the purpose OF secrecy
The child, however, was found unburied, near a ledge
of rocks. The Wig says there scarcely be doubt
that the father OF the girl also the father Of the child
The girl and her father in jail and the mother has
turned States evidence.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

House-Messrs Germon Stanwood Huntington Pelham, and
White The only orgind Ethiopian Serensders who can
claim The rendered e,vibls by their
se, crowdag the house for four successive wi
all the cic oft cty ,n,u this evening the tru,
tive and surprng peri and BILE iud ed
be- the soul th,t sh uks fro de that exquisite
and sublime feeling cnuo be equal b. the
cal arti es TIA! d guise pc hps he les ste aud
them their al ,city be and trd and andrr
stood, this evening Il PtImo's
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

and Others alb purchasing Article o this kind would do
well to all and ex ,mine the muactoy the various pat
terms offered each being made Of the best but vary.
ing only in outside fnish
Ce tcttes proof Of their utility the posse son Of
the from of the m the
country; liberal discount ,de wh,les lie pu ser
g. oAUNDER, Il son, i77 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

ror Dol 4s EXTRA ae do Ca Young Hyson s.perb rt les
Is S. and 6s the wholesale and retail Of the
Tea Company sa G.ee9weh street the Court
land street. aud III Chatham street. ar aud
vet) This is Oldest and laset Tea Establishment ID
America Their reputation for upright ng aud for the
high quality OF their oods stands doubtless viii r
ever stand, unriyaled We earnestly commend families
country merchants and the whole public this
able establishment. - 7''
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

IMPROVEMENT ~ New ORLEASs.--ln promenadlng
the Levee, yesterday, we were much struck with
the rapid growth and expansion Of the baure, opposite
ne second Municipality, between ST Joseph and Canal
streets space OF near q quarter of a mile ia
Wi9th now divides the river from in front.
os makes too broad Levee and looks as If the Mis-
ppi was receding and about to leave the city There
y smPie room on the new alluval formation for two
streets hetween The river and the present front of the
city IL seems pity that so much valuable ground
should be suffered TO lie idle and unoccupied-N Or
leans Bulletin, Sept 10
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

WATER SpoUT.-Ths rare and sublime phenome-
non was witnessed at Cleveland last "Wednesday
morning heavy storm.cloua scudding before anerth-
est gale was met by strong opposing OF air,
when arm Of the cloud seemed TO drop down, and
with its mighty hand drag the waves up TO the sky The
whrling and dasbng o ne spTay at the surface OF the
lake. says the Plain Dealer the column OF water and
mist rising tall and tortuous line cloud,
very plain and welldelineaed characteristics Of a
waerpout, as 10 cause every who fortu nate
as to witness it. to excaim with admiration and asoaish
mcnt. IL continued about five Minutes, when
the nor wester riumphed, and swept the cloud away to
the southeast Of the city. There is not majestic
and terrible phenomenon in nature-Bufao Commercial
N
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

MORE REMOVALS FROM THE Custom HoUsE.--The
Collector is preparing to make another batch of re-
movals in few days. The more the merrer
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

The Plumbe National ID yuerrian Gallery
still increases IN its act,o The Gallery ee 10 Ill VIII
should f, Of visiting and mi x be,nt,u pro-
ductions Of this .ustly c-brat-d Professor Pumbe
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
steam shin Britannia
The state Election.

This steamer is now over due. She is IN her
fifteenth day.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

Arrangements have been made for building on Ice
House. aud for obtaining supply Of ice from the United
States: and doubt the community will consider them
selves indebted 10 the gentlemen who have been at
good deal OF trouble in the matter.
1t is proposed TO meet the expense by the disposal
of shares the shareholders for the first year having the
privilege of certain quantity Of ice daily for nothing
The surplus stock will be sold at reasonable rates and
quantity equal to ten shares.be apart for the use Of
the Hospital Government gives site for the erection
OF the building, and there is doubt that sufficient
number of shares will be subscribed Tor to defray tho
expense Of its erection, and the first cargo when it
arrives.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12

AN INDIAN Council AT WAsHiNGroN'--i nc
newly arrived delegation from the ro''awa'o%,es'
held "a council at Washington last wees WIN '"e
Cherokee delegation, al whose heao Is 'onn Noss'
~ roee.;no was requested by the former, some
of whom attended at the Ias' grano .oupe" ne,
- a.. Cherokee nation at Tab .lc-quah in the month
ofJune, 1913. -
tn. salkn was commenced by Ross, who coun,
.e,Ied the Po,iawa,omes TO rely on the ADVICE 0,
their prea, Father, the President o. Inc onneu
States, 10 avoid engaging in war with other '''oes
10 adopt the HABITS Of the white men,ano 10 ce'.e'
ahe alliance of the tribes, by encouraging the nor
ding Of Annual Councils. "HaIt-day' was ue
orator Of the Pouawatomies,and he concurreo ""''
Ross in all he had urged. The Calumet OF peace
was lighted passed round the Council ann 'nes
departed in very grayfins spirit 80
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12
E .- From the Wreatl
A SCRAP FOR THE TIMES.


A few wears since. ere Temperance
Or reformed drunkards eloquencs
Had meam ,rphosed into s1the
'I,hose men who love TO sip their rtne,
There lived youth IN eastern ia'o' s
Of con,ey look aud asp'c, bland,
Who, lr.d of leading single HE, 49,.
B-,houghl himself To take wife.
Accordingly. on looking round'
O.,e 10 his no,ioa he found'
Aud lavlng slege lis strange I" tell
He stra,yhtway took the cHadci!
And uow, says john, on wedding-av
Leafs make all possible display
Wen ask our friends To cume and June
wub as in drinking wedding VINE
..W,ne" said the damsel in d's'nay,
.Do,'t even mention II pray
Ask any other thing you choosc-
The very thoughts gives me the blues
.Rut hold" SAYS John, ''hold On bit,
Read this, ere verse in no VIII.
.The heart of man is cheered wuh r,ne,
Aud oil the face doth make to SHINE.
Al Ga IVA, too, OF Gaite,
They used WINE a, ,heir wedding spree
/ guess twill d., fui yuu aud me
.Taa, winc' n fair repie, was mol
The stuff which soaks Il modern SO.
Old Noah was d jadge ut drunk,
And rest assured he ne 'er wohid mink
To fill his cup with what now passes
A. wine aiming us,-sincr naotaSSes
Whiskcy aud lag GOOD chemists say
Are all ITS made uf. at thus day.
That's true euuugh. bun dont yGu Know
Is.at uine is uine, lore any how
..Wr,l. we" SAID she Your argument
Applies as you but little u'ean';
l am convinced bring on Your w'"e'
You may have your ~ay-lll have m'"e'
At Ieno,h arrived the bridal day.
And sw ,ti the moments passed away,
TIL tina, glad hour which, was 10 oiess
Them with its long-drem, happiness.
\ circle bright and gay Was mere
The pleasures of the day 10 share;
And none less happy-"one less gay
-Fban John himselt-and sooh 10 say
~. had GOOD reasons blooming bride,
Well wishing friend. every side,
Aud last. tho no, least, in the tram
A dozen bottles Of champagne
All things are ready now-'he maid'
In all her loveliness arrayed.
Enters the room with glad surprise
I'd cheer the bridegrooms waiting eyes.
.Good heavens cried John, what ais your lac
Think you that grease will give it gracez
Has some new fashion come about
Which rouge and carmine put to rou'.
Which tells you from their use to cease.
And give the checks coat oil gredSe'
..If it al II scripture, love she SAID
Then If you please. you may upoau'
THE heart of man is cheered Nth rune
And oil the face doth make TO shine
..But, quoh John, the scripture oil
aVas nure and nice-h would not SOIL
An angels garrnents-and ts clear
r. want such stuff as you have here
That's true," she answered, 'but you Know ,r
THAT oil is oil, iore any hotc!
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12
.Wel, Mr. Sow, wants to ask yon one queA.

tion.' So
'Propel il, den.'
.Why am grog shop like counterfeit doIla'!
ID res you gb it up?-Kase you can't pass 1T.
Yah! van bigger, you talk much bout
your counterfeit dollars. just succeed to deform
nae why counterfeit dollar is like an apple PIE Z
Oh 1 drops the subject, and dosena know noti-
in 'bout II. 90 ssis'srrs -ss-'fse- s.isH ~
.kase il lsii'i current ass go ssssrslsa-se sss
oh. de Lord. what niger! why am YOU head
ike bag of dollarsa' sseg lsf<sasa Il -
Go way from why am it ?'os5 81 "a
sKaSe dare's no setse (cents) init. ~ 81 -
Well YOU always ras dc brackest Oakley l
uebrr sred-ynu always will hab de last word
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12

- Love is Volcano. the craier Of which no wise
man will approach too nearly, lest from motives
far less philosophical than those Of Empedocles,
he Sh'tald ls swallowed up, leaving something be-
ptnd sss, taa, viii tell more tales than a, slipper.
.ssfs2sel.l.s ~ = 80 .l<s.zt %
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12

4 nlan down south lately b a house of logs
and turf hung out his .shiigie," ard sent The fol-
lowing advertisement 10 the village paper :A"No-
ice To lraveIlers--sigu OF the Pig aud Tarfef.-
Ilavi.g built a large cosdaian TO my public
dvelling house. am prepared TO contain travellers
in more hostile manner than dad or Mr.. carier
either. Cali aduy me. Do, gentlemen
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12
JOE PRINTING.

Executcd with neatness and dispatch at THIS UlIce