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New York, July 7-2aw6m.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30

a S HEALTH is of the highest earthly Importance.
"A and the found aton of all happiness the science of
protecting life, is the noblest of all callinps
From the day of" Hipocratssn TO the present MANI,
singular, absurd and superstitous notions have hean
advanced in regard remedial agents. not only adam
ced, but sanctioned by wise and the law ID The nj
innate injury OF suffering humanity. Hundreds OF
years ago. was established By law that the foIow;ng
theory, notions should be strictly adhered tn In
asses OF departure of the system from lis beabv
let the disease be located where might wbethe
local or general, nfiammatory, chronic. or acute or
any OF the names which Nosology may fancy TO give the
Patient and is subject be bed blistered nbvs
cked, poisoned, and starved, and this treatment
ard is called Science mot common senseO Now rea
DER upon notions as absurd as hose learned and wise
men, (as they were called} have cons ,rueted some
OF the strangsst theories that ever beset the maon.
tion and they have been adhered to, in copshdrcnce
OF not being examined by the common class of neonIe
and have been holding despotic sway for centuries
until about 5O years since, Doctor Samuel Tbomson
the revouOnizer of the world in Medicine introduced
his simple and sale practice 10 suffering world And
since then Scientific quacSery has been umbno m the
DUST and 1t has not been long, would SEEM that anv
one person would dare call the medical gentlemen 70
account Of their stewardship. Until as yDonId &C.,
universal combination of common sense hurst the
spell. Respected reader, just pause and reAecr mo
ment, let the truth have It's perfect work Are NOT
the deadly poisons that the mineral vegetable or
animal kingdom produces made use of to cure our dis
eases Have they not become common at the he'd.
side of the sick, food is The table Of the hungry
Ought these things SO to be Has not our Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom were for
the healing of the nations has he ever said that in the
mineral kingdom there healing virtues You
may, respected reader, derive some Information bv
calling on The subscriber at his dwelling in Ypsilanti
You may, perhaps, In future, save yourself and family
from the lasting and tormenring effects of caomeI.
opium arsenic iand the deadly poison scientific drugs
of the earhYes from bIiserng and that little instru
ment OF DEATH the lancet and other harsh pretended re-
medal agents under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries. t---Ts-lEF ss-ssL
In conclusion. the undersigned would say that his
system is the Thomsonian SYSTEM that he has full con.
hdence in it for the of all diseases to which the
human system is subject, and relies wholly on the
vegetable Kngdom,which the God of Nature has spreod
IN such rich pronsan every hill, dale and VAL
ley as the only proper remedial agents, and tina,
poison cannot be Medicine, li.ia5g 40
N b. All kinds of Botanic Medicines for sale. go
II d. VAN DERHEYDEN,
Botanic Physicsn.
Ypsilanti, November II lsA.ss tksl - s.pi .
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30
IN CHANCERY I'd CIRCUIT.

Agur Clark, rs. James Myers, Mary s. Myers.
Neziah Wright, Francis Ciarkeand John M Reese
N pursuance and by virtue of decietal order of
the court of Chancery of the of Michigan made
in this cause, bearing date the 10th day OF January A.
1884, shall sell public auction to the highest bid
der the house of Abia Hawkins in the VILLAGE
of Ypsilanti, the 18th day Of March next, at one
o'clock, P. NJ of that day, All that certain piece or
parcel oland situate in the town of Ypsianti in the
county of Washtenaw and State OF Michigan, bounded
known and described as follows, to wit, The west
half Of the north quarter and the south east quar-
Of section ten, and the west half of the south west
quarter of section eleven all in three south of
range seven containing three hundred and twenty
acres ofand be the same more or less or So much
thereof as may be sufficient raise the due the
complainant for the principal. interest and the
this cause. Dated. january 18th, lS45
/. ...s.s sce5a GEO. DANFORTH, 1ss.
Master in Chy.
CIV. LANE @eF ~
Complainanrs Sol'tr. 6w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30

MARROW EsCAPE.-Thc extensive Cabinet
Warehouse Of Messrs. Slevens&Zug in this city,
wins near being destroyed by fire on Friday night
last. T'The chimney took fra in the early part of
the evening, but The premises adjoining the fue
we're narrowly watched until past | O'Clock, and
n, evidences of fire discovered. Between two
and three o'clock in the morning, young man in
the third story was awakened by the smoke. He
gave the alarm, and all engine having quickly got
TO the spot, the fire, which burnt into full blaze
upon opening the doors, was soon subdued. with
but little damage. 1t was found, however. that the
fire had begun on piece of wood placed IN the
brick work, Immediately IN contact with the chm
ney 6ue. and had passed across the entire room,
burning to charcoal three or four of the sleepers
and apparently requiring but moments delay or
a single breath Of air to have set the whole block
in fiames.--Defroit Advertiser
JOURNAL OF THE WEATHER FOR 1s45.
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April 20

fSrIt is said that the POSTMASTER General has
abolished the travelling agencies ofhis department,
but when occasion requires, he will appoint them
temporarily and conGdentially. Exactly so.-
Make il a secret affair and it will be unch 9
effective political machine. These secret ira.
yelling egents will be nothing but federal mission,
aries seut out CONTROL the state politics. Cave
Johnson. though he is rather The FOR the
wear at the card table, is yet shrewd old dog.
Detroit Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30
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In politics the Pilot looking above and beyond the
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growing valley of the lakes with which the former is
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The Pilot is supplied with regular daily files of Par
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Sides enable its aders to Judge correctly than
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NJ c deal Card.

E Ypsilanti. December. 4th, 1874,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30

/ lSSOLUTION-The co-partnership heretofore ex
II listing between Charles C.. Chase and Heamon
Holmes. was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
C, C. CHASE. r
-. - - HEAMON HOLMES
Ypslanti, FEBRUARY 20. 1915. 6tf
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I4tf.

U'They also mske J. B. Cofin's Improved Pa
tent WASHING MACHINES, which are in constant
demand. And as they supply the western part
of the county they would be glad dispose of part
of their territory. .-e.
u They may be found at all times at their red bull
ding Washington street, Ypsilanri, n7tf
March -. lS45.
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fOFAMlLIES u lNyALIDo.

The following indispensable family renee
lies may be f0niid at the village drug stores,
and soon at every country stcre in the state.
Remember and never get them Unless they
have the fac-simile signature of
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30

~Ulu2n<1SsZGtCss on the wrappers, Is all others
by the same names are base iniposons and c"iIitrr
.eiis If the merchant nearest you has Them not,
urge him to procure them at 81 Maidcn.iane, tie
next time he visits New York write iof iheuis,
No family should be neck Without hes- remedies
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30

JOURNAL OF THE WEATHER FOR 1S45.
Commencing Wednesday April 90 to Tuesday 90 in
elusive. Made at Ypslanti by ID. s. WARREN. Their
mometer in North end of the Store.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-30

TO the Editor of the Ypsitaafi Seattnei,
Nr.-Haying noticed card Inyeur paper, from Mr..
l. l.. Allen, and the response by a"Czen," which ia
ken together separately. present the NJ. E, Church
OF this place in The unenvabe attitude of an offeuder
and apologist we. the undersigned trustees there
fore respectfully CLAIM TO correct both mistakes
by saying, that had no agency whatever in closing
the doors Of Chapel against Mr.. Allen, any init
ma ton that oihe would. Having Therefore commit
ted no offence, we have apology tc make, either in
person or by proxy. A. RICE
J. FAIRCHILD.
B. THOMPSON
w. NJ. DAVIS.
Ali SHOWERMAN
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

ABOLITION MOVEMENTS We perceive that the
amiabe Arthur Tappan g. Co have issued pious
and prodgous proclamation, appointing day OF
general fasting and prayer, in order to prevent the
annexation of Texas. 1t is probable that this is
indeed the dernisr resort of these philosophers.
According to all appearances the annexation of
Texas will be carried through sooner or later, and
the best possible opposition the abolitionists can
make is TO pray away as fast as possible. The
prayers of the righteous avaieth much, il is said
SO let the amiable Arthur and his conf~es pray
away as hard as possible.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
New York, January %, ls45.


Permit in justice, at least to ourselves, to cor
rect mis-statement in this mornings Herald
You there give your readers TO understand that
we have not been generously treated by gentle
man to whose house we had the honor of being
invited. You also intimate that the committee of
the subscribers to the Opera have behaved lliibe-
rally TO US. Both views are whelly erroneous
We assure you we have received every degree Of
generous treatment that we could at all desire,
and that we shall always nourish feelings most
grateful, for the kindness of the gentleman alluded
to, as well as of The committee.
We have the honor to be, very respectfully,
EUPHRAsE BoRoHssE,
RosINA Pico, -.ss
LUIGI PfRozzr,
ATrILIo VALrELLINA,
ANTONIO ToMAsr,
ANTo. SANQUIRIco.
To ]. G. Bennett, Eco
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
TheatraeaIa Sx~

NJ Korponay has quite recovered from his recent ndis
position He about to give splendid ball in Philade
ph at which all the ss Of that city expected to be
present.
Mr. Burton the lessee Of the National Theatre Wash
inson made his appearance the boards of that theatre
Tuesday evening being the first time that he has mt
on the buskin for two years.
The Cnennod Enquirer, says that Miss Clarendon the
beautiful actress il lnea descendant OF the Earl of
Clarendon, Chancellor Of England. whose wife was
beautiful beer sci in OF the Manchester tap rooms
Young sconca assisted by his scarcely less wonderful
sister. and Miss Taylor, giving concerts In Newark
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
G. 8. ssiil for plaintiff w H. Luff, for defendant

MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoN.-The fifth trial for Mayor
Yesterday. resulted in no choice. Mr.. Davis had
4269; Mr. Parker 1906 Mr. Eustis l499; Mr. Homer 1852
scattering i0l Mr. Davis lacks Ss votes of an election
For Aide men, two Of the 67e Candidates elected
Messrs Benson Leavitt and Samuel Perkins, who were
run upon the native and whig tickets There ID now
quorum in the Board of Aldermen which will enable
them to choose chairman and the
for the transaction of business with the exception
haps OF drawing money from the treasuryBoston 7ran
nj Ian.1
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

THE Firth COMPANY OF WAHINoroN GRxYs -
This fine corps give splendid ball at the Apollo
Saloon on Wednesday next, the 29ih inst. From
the arrangements in progress it promises to be equal
to any Of the season as respects spendor and com.
pauv.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
Com mon Pleas.


JAN. 29-John W. Sryd and Thursfon Mab6en vs. Hoy-
rson Olmsttad and JOS A Tanning This action
Of respass brought the of $64 20 seged
to have been due under the following
appeared the plaintiffs in July 1874 having number Of
eggs and oats at their disposal employed Messrs Oos
dealers in the ne endeavor retail them They
sold defendants barrels eggs and
fourteen bushels of oats, for which, payment having
been received, the present action is brought.
For defence pu in that both the articles in aues.
tion much dsmsged delivery, that after ex-
animation they were Immediately returned Verdict for
defendants.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

IMPORTANT QUESTION HE'LL on NO HE'LL
We had prepared brief sketch of discussion
which took place last evening on this subject, in
the large room OF the Broadway House, Broad.
way, but owing to the pressure of still more inn
portant matter, we are compelled to omit il for the
present.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
An Acrost,c Ode

Friend Of the fair! accept the humble lay
Each happy beauty to thy worth would pay.
10. thin. has been drons work 10 scare,
II one brief hour, the freckIe from the fair,
Aceeding good thy SOAP beyond compaie.
Great was thy work to take from ladies' faces
One awful drawback to their many praces!
Upon their upper lip, grew beard like hair
Right Will CIV thy genius did prepare
A Poldre Subtle! and no more twas there,
Unto Thy talents Fame shall yield her praise
Do still great deeds in Fashions brilliant ways!
The public anxouy cautioned against purchasing Dr.
Gouruds beautfyng -ny where in IN cty
Broadw ay ' @ "S '''N'
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
To j. e. Bennett, ESQ.
Amusenaents.

THE ORPHEAN FAMILY give a Concert at Rutgers
Institute this evening. They seem to have pecu.
liar faculty Of drawing out audiences every of their
Concerts far having been hed to rfowng Their
style of singing is well known need descrr-
ton from but we would say to all Of friends go
and ray them visit tonight
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
In Advance.-The Wand. ring Jew, por,

In Advance.-The Wandering Jew, part
Kill will Re ready at the New World Office "a Ann street.
THIS D.y s 10 o'clock L gives the catastrophe Of the
and xyid Z ,S,escspen L advance all other editions
be published complete th, weeks New World Il the team
er should arrive to-day The public will do well keep
eve on he next World" Complete Of the Wandering
Jew at the ofhce-s4 cents each nu Inber.
h. WINCHESTER Publisher, a. Ann ~.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent.
JAN 22-Iheriot vs. Prince This which we have
very fully reported will be given to the jury this
noon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

FANCY DREes BALL.-There was not large at
tendence at the Fancy Dress Ball Of the Zippa
Club, last night, but it was very peasant and
agreeable affair, in which everybody appeared to be
delighted. The display Of fancy dresses was no,
very extensive, but every thing was in good taste,
and the festivity was one which will be long re.
membered by those who were fortunate enough to
participate in IT,
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

The MAMMOTH Ox-The place where this fine
animal Is exhibiting, mentioned in our paper YES
terday, SHOULD have been IS Bowery--not Broad.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

DssIAL.-Officer McGrath denies that McCurrv.
who is scharged with the murder Of Roux, has be-
queathed him any compensation, and asserts that
McCurry is not worth one cent in the world
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

ANOTHER LAUNcH-A new steamer, two hun
dred and fifty feet long and sixty feet wide, will
be launched at Hoboken at nine O'Clock this morn.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

Mr.. WELcH's GRAND EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
This unrivalled company commence their season at
the Park Theatre on the q h inst, and if we may
judge by the card just issued by the spirited propr
etor, it will certainly be of the most splendid
and efficient that has ever visited this city In the
list may be found the names of some twenty Of
the most able and talented male and female eques.
trians Of the present day ; together with those
beautiful dancers, the three Misses Wells, and the
female acrobat, or tight rope dancer, Miss L.
Wells. These are to be accompanied by an or
chestra OF the first musicians in the city, conduct.
ed by Sig Cappuanno, which, together with the
new scenery, wardrobe, trapplngs, &c cannot fail
to draw good audiences, quite equal, if not surpass-
ing. any Of the stars that have appeared in this
house during the past seassn There are to be af-
ternoon performances on each Saturday, which
will afford the juvenile portion of the community
an opportunity Of being pre- sent.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
The Cambria

What has become OF this steamerf Is it not
time for her to be here7 She is now in her nine
teenth day.
The Long Island rail road train, due last evening
a. seven o'clock, had not arrived when our paper
went TO press
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

me hanger OF delay WINS never more strik-
naly yemphed An in Of those who
TO cor complaints and those who have ehr by expo.
o. ny they are oubled pain o the side aud chest short
mss OF 6fea hing become ievcrish in the afternoon
f eating hearty mt hey gradually from Ii,
nory ymptoms Of decline 70 take care Of them How
are .ners 20 ~ found n ms condition who know
melancholy one especially when known that remedy is
At hand Expsence has proved Dr. Foeers Oossonirn or
Aealng BsI.am, be Of the best remedies in he
world TO put TO flight these syptoms and n,
vent their recurrence used according to the dections Ca
se that were ALMOST hopeless hne been found TO Yield 10 this
rsmedy Iss charm i The result Of the twenty
Of hos. who may stand need Of its curative effects FOR
l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ' $50 ~ a'''
All FhiIndciphsa subscriptions to xns
5frALp mn.I be paid to tie agents Zieter Co. Ledger
NAV also be obtaincd daily at o'cfoch So ~''"-
All the new aud cheap Pubic lions for sale at the e
''""'"'' niiy>
Medical Notice. Advertisements a. IN.
Ssw York Coere e Medicine and Pharmacy established lor
tne suppression OF Qnaskery the cure of all diseases will
paper, w. s. RlCHAnDSON M b. A Ssns w ~
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College s5 Nassau strt
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

The EPISCOPAL SEMrrARY.-It seems that four
Of the students have been expelled for some alleged
hsterodoxy OF opinion. Why is the matter not
made public Let us have the facts.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

Mn8hetism- -inWerestlnG ana W0nderful
Experiment The subject Of Medical Magnetsm this (Thun
dy) evening at the Society Library Room, day
ner OF Leon rd street by Dr. A B. STRONG which
sion one q skl dentists will tooth from
iaay while ~ the magnetic state Ao by request Dr. sher
wood an physician OF city, will and
take active the experment No posponement on
accouat Of the weather. Admttance Is cents.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

detailed his Of pmpton OF years standing
during hch time his life was Of and he xpector
ted sixty gallons Of purent matter seventy bottles
almost m;racuous cured by four bottles Of Dr. aylors bal
of Live wo f 373 Bo~sry, and Wholesale dero III
water street Dr. Leed's drug he ter as published
the Courr, may be The Office Thsv have also ore
from DR. How NJ. OF West Point OF his case and nu
othe most astounding rsmonsls in relation to
complaint ,h ud and for themselves Beware OF
limitations Of Buy only above See The steel
engraved wrapper. - '
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
Marine Court.


JAN. 22-7tmple Fay At al Thomas W. Guynne-
This was sn action brought upon three promssory notes.
together amounting to $l09 49, For defence, was con
tended thst there consideration and also that
usury had been taken This was reported fully some
time aimee when nonsut moved FOR and granted
consequence OF the absence Of some docu
menss Verdict for plaintiff $780, Mr. Msrsn ior pam
tiR. Mr.. Wash for defendant