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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

YEyIE undersigned has hand for sale low for cash Ta
Chains, Double barred Locks Saws Chsels Files all
single Buttons, general assortment OF hard Wan
Caland 2l-y A. BIRD Opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

fu,li puldc inoftd that
ei,ef Mare. suct table mustard aud s
ladies' aud ht knVps old Hdd
taken ~ exchange Inf spuns odd ui sets 81 sons
nude Ia match. a ul pattern style wished it have
experienced workman engaged Shop ,p,eie The Washington
Hall w n IALnpIf
T. r. The highest paid CO.. old geld either goods
~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
Dry Goods md groceries,
JOSEPH =. SEssE.TlIsEIs,
Unaei sf.cr ;tssd GDfliu-N IKE or.

Cndeit sfscr ;sssd GDtlist- Etll&cr.
Uabmgea Nreff, peg,iH opposie me Post one
70 FpEsPL TIL Lily uiuni~ citizens al indianapolis
E4i . and ~ vicinity, that
fl ahuNe hisnesS With release the friends o do
t4sf letsons Wu The ndl,an
es<J datl iend ani Noud
Ere1 dftakr the whole husutss u uh'hl, u ded.
lff9 put htepi, ipta'u1hu terms furnishing either
FJ Nurse llefae butt
~ Aiso taages aud every ether ,cut-e apsltannr
alai,e business
!. = would nhe se that he will ch,fres rea-ona
be p ~ ~ e.
aA he ia la any
OF the ahove uAIeuet,H charge viii be made
/ sTRETttru
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
SAVE yNsts MONEY.
Atsh bisy saddles Of >. y. Itsets.

SAVE xGsts MONEY.
Aud buv saddles 0f >. y. Hugh.
LA J. J. HtGli esnv,tmn, mlotm his hiendz thar he IL
lEA pfpned.h h Nr Sas opposite me- Pot tffs fun,
tleu' with siafefg and Hfhest all esep"ua, the
lowest plites to- tfsb ~ 40 4tu,sl rtelu,e
sIfsU. uN itfNf
ffts infrus, sgd tapa aud AN btgs. Any article ~ hia
hnr Nt he nte ." uief ~ shut lie
would take tbs 'tfaHn o irndei sbks f lr ef pafonlee
heehie bestowed aud e's continuance "t The III
StDDbEisS AND HARNESS MAKING.
n M undersigned, grateful ttpt p,uuaer, Wsiii
I~veeA 'lr, intof'n hs old fishi- aud The pe that
- ht - lnrlufd IA ~ lnuht infs nl attees line,
shcAprr tstnn ever.
Tie WIN wtfmn ai Wak etdred nad VIII froeve Ia payment
iei Iwlf" ~ ils highest market nifrs Ills smp "a tie "uhi
Sentinel once on Washington s.hea tie House
itH g. W, rNltaiR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
NCys ssssOllS.

NV tstBVEES.
= LIS Goldfish barrels az Nackerel. % ho dried
WV Scotch etting Z btr = Va > N"las.e= do =.
H. Afose 500 pounds Saiefaus - boxes M"'fl ka-n de-.
-leel Almonds barrels Butot
do do Water Crackers, lu sounds tarna Rice,
Fable salt pund Lead. flo do Shot.
sorted lrns Powder 800 best Rasa Cgtff, ~ uV1 o.
I Spanish - bpa- Rio tote chest Iak Tea. Imperial
Tsa y rea h. g-l fine y. . sugar irst
stuck
eun 1T Iys and Ntmn hand he nvies
public call and them. TREY wti he ,i
dttsftnei sell
nfodt. okesp the tfaae p,iua CitNKtstaS MANIR.
Inst 1T ths Palmer ltnnsp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
CAUTION 10 ALL!

CAUTION no ALL!
Let Ike 'ror'd take notice and be careful not 10 6uy tie
(sUcAR Coated
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Unless Box has ON il the written signature of
the original inventor and patentce,
e.. Zen jinin smith. Va. ID.
'H>EsE pleasant p's open
n the the uN
HLLS-h"erio uNKNows IA the practice OF medicine
complete las been their triumph all other many
have led
upon examination by DIS Chiffon
others, tins signsilion Ia be
sold ~ New York al l19 RCsHroS
Co. 10 AsroR IIousE.
Pamphlets Ia lie had of agents gratis
~ b. Persons label an engraved Indian
figure, crossed NJ h fine red print.
The genuine also he bought with
Of Bowery aud Gland aud Mrs Hays 1879
nj Respectable throughout the
PATENT MEDICINES.
ID doz Nstas Balm Wild Cherry
IL do Sands SarsapariIa do Ta,lnr's sss m
IL Go Mtnas pulls aud Bies II 10 Jayne's Expecorant
pills, do Sana
100 do Fahnestoek's vermifnge, do Hair Tonic,
IL do Jew David's q Hebrew
plaster Justr by DAVID CRAICHEAD
June 3. 1874. SO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
NEW ul.sDWaEsE SroRr

Opposite The Palmer House N0ooods Badag from IA,
FrN!IE undersigned would
~ that he Is receiving aud opening, directly Phla
lnl1 nm Inns Aen. hmm In
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
ssAEsy.yy ARR.

scYTnEs, scyhe Succeeds Axes Drawing Chains spades and
- shoyels, Curry Combs, Screws Hinges smoothing Irons Ilanes
Coffee Mills, Tea ku, all lower Than 81 uEnDERiy'- ~
NEW GOODS.
GUST received from Philadelphia. N Graydon's Hardware Store
e. sign the ac Buiiiing Mate
Snddlery Coach Materials. Shoemakess Findings Wagon
makers tnn ers and CnOpefs' Tools Backsms' Bellows An
vils Vices, Top Leather Patent Leather oil cloth
Carpue, Maenhe CASTINGS. Fancy Plush Sausage and Mnce
toppeis lokng Glasses, Class Lantern Lard Lamps for
and parlur~. Clio Chimney Gl aud WckS SC %
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SCuOOI. noONS! sgssOOT. EsOors \!


2. Chapman, state Printers, indianapolis.
Dec. 1874. II
SCHOOL BOOKS! sGssOOE. Es0OEAs. :!
fe,ilE received supply of the following
n Books " max
Lessons, Davies's LIST Lessons Algebra
do Greek do do do Geometry
do Horace do
do do iesendre
30 Cicero do Anais teal Geometry
do do Descriptive
Andrew ~ Soidard's Grammar 80 Calculus
do Latin Lessons do surveying
do Reader do Shades aad Shadows
WorceSers Dictionary do Al thueic
SmeIlie's Natural Philosophy Smths 90
Comsock's Philosophy Parks do
Astronomy Randuiphs
IIhchcocks Geology Guihres do
"a, land Morals Parry's
Iale's United states Columns do
Web~ier's Rays
10 Dictionary NIarl's United states
Nuchels Geography Iincon'- i,Iauy
Smiths Robbins Outlines Of History
smilry's do Elementary spoilers
Woodbridge do Eclectic do
Iuntingon's do do Primers
~ "a Readers.
Also tul supply of Paper, Ink tlI Pens Waters,
Sealing WAY. States, Safa Pencils Rubber
Boards.
cash, by 10 &. II DAVIS. Bookseller
STATES AND SPELLING. syoOAS.
States. Is do. elementary spelling
- hooks by Noah Webster iOl0 Slate Pencils give away
iastrecevedand for sale by the iscler very low
e. NJ ,YER eaSto fthe Palmer iio
PAPER.
rST received u cap Letter Wrapping
- and also Bonnet boards of quary all Of
December 20, 1914. y DAVID CRAiGHEAD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
TABLE CUTLERY. DC.

- a SETS Knives and Forks assorted ~ dcz Pocket Knives
Carves and Forks shoe Knives Razors scissors dipped
metal and britannia Tea and Table spoons all just received and
sale low AZ the subscribers cheap cash and trade store
E. HEDDERLY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

DOL States assorted Is elementary spelling
40 - hooks by Noah Webster i0l0 Slate Pencils away
for sale by the lh-cler pieces
- q. AVER, east ofthc Palmer lilo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
'tDDLEoY ANO siAnNi.ss MaKrNG
WHOSE ATCGI s'r's,E.s Z

WHD~E w tEsI SENhs
IIhHpNh Whne utrmed
&5 have Nh, John ,rnnheld
II. ahl ~ acknowledged kiud vt waifh
SAtl<3 hht NAY t hiuhen nlt particular
placed WIN Wurks
Anis ~ witches clocks IeweiD repaired
w"'f'te l "iHn Wtlo am alo pIep red n make
sei nh Kind al lewe slime SETTINGS. Every possible pains ~
he taken a. have work DONE well The public
seehl invited To call aud esous % shop opposite The Wash
nglon Hall a. W II. TAInofP
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

BOOT AND SHOE NANlEta"E0EsY
FT1 ruNIE undersigned thankful for the 1.-The
raj patronage bestowed o hun the two
years, and lac hopes q of
G03ks- >S The lie fl,ters
kA> Try mncnai.y and strict q usness to
v~fs be ahle Ia satisfaction ~ who may give
him call lie has settled place
prepared In make thing his line durable
other establishment lie will sell with
the hr Times and m1nufactor shall than his
20 call and see his splendid of Boots
for Yourself
Hides, IanOw Beeswax, Feathers Flour Wheai a,
MI times Ice received for work shop
Cabinet Shop, Of which those Ia debt will take notice
3e-y WILEY /. RATES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

'l'il. subscriber has concluded make
n his he
s that an his work shat bee flushed ~ the aud h-an
t manner which hts hcfet,r characterized establishments
aud gwen such decided preference public The
her we'll that shoes purchased
nj the less
sr stock those 81 hs manufacture VIII ehapt
tuuN produce i he taken exchange
stand Opposite ilrownng's. g-tf A. kNOnIr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

Planes. Carpenter and cooper, Tools.

GUC pots, kettles, kleis, and odd lids for sale che
- for acon latd aNs.ed tow fax linen feathers teeswax
IIEDDrRLY,S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04
CONFECTIONERY. &c.

uvIOLINs Caronets. Flutes, Octave Flutes Flies, hest III
Violin Stings, Bridges. chronet Reeds, and Preceptor
Vons and Flutes for sale GRAYDONS NeD Hardoarf SOl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

n WOnHen
HA Clocks which viii be- sold River prices transportation added
nd ed Ia
Jewely Washington Hall aud
brakes Hotel. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

TIE GREATEST CURE EYER YET PERFORMED By sN1
.nEDICLNEg IT METER Fans!
From The Albany Daily kaioLe' bockr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04


(e DOI Beaver Buckets by
" % per cent. lower than
IS {. MAYER, east ofthe Palmer House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-04

assorted, Almonds and Rasns, Pickle
Jars snuiTs. Japand escks, also Brass
Reads sparables Forks other articles
cheaper than by 20 cent? don't for
get @ call a u t.DnERIY's As
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-16
Rhode I,lama s-t.,.;.u,,.

We have returns from all but rwo towns Of Ills
State. indicating The following rrsnii:
Charles Jackson. Wing aud Law and Order
Bt in favor of the unconditional liberation of Dorr
= chosen Governor ny about 80 maj ,ri'v over
james Fennrr, The Democratic Law and O.der
incumbent. who is npfos, d 10 lhc liL ration Of ID rr
Jack>on's clear maj 'riiy viii be a little less than
100 votes.
Lieut.. Gov Dimun. aud probably al; tie resi-
of the regular Ltw aud Order State ticket are re-
elected over the candidates supported by thase in
favor Of !heraii,g ,rr by about sos m#i1riiv.
Hon. Henry \. Cran>icn Wig AID Law aud
Order. has been reelected to Congress from the
Eastern Dis;rlcr ihnuI opposition. He has over
5000 votes 10 about go scattering.
Ex-Governnr Len,ncl H. Arnold independent
Wing, has run Hon. e. X. Potter, original
Demncra ard regular Law aud Order candidate.
ty 500 or 100 mal,rily.
The Legislature Is sr,uely Law ard Order and
Wing T., the Senate IS Law aud O der, : Dorr
n,en are returned elected FIVE more 30 come il,
i,h ,,it divided.
To he iiausc. 80 Law aid Order, % Parries
are relurned M choice in Snuh kmes,owr.
wacre separate Wing. I.,av aad 0sier AID Dprr
tickets were az 4 80 choicc (.,w and Ofecf
3S5; Wing. I1G; Dor, 1s4.) Ne believe llirre
are 10 cn,is i. II aii,.n f's!i ~ i,aSf vail be
Law AID G.drr. 3l,e Legislature Is ,befcio.c
hearty two are Law ai.'i Ard..r
~. .srancr and G ,;sgres, ,ia P aieT are d ia
ted h. the stpry,'r. 81 .. lhat' they we're u.s.
iitial 10 the se;lpcnl Of it de IaQe ~ irga.d
10 the Texas ,.,lqiry
Cav +. was accuses. l wiho',iana ihr Rrso-
fitioIIs of The Legislature sealp-i an, xali'u at
important crisis; aud VI r. l'plser voted with
abe annexailmist- on a. preliminary question II
was said by mislake.- IriJaae.
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a CARD

The undersigned begs permission to return his sincere
thanks the citizens of psany and vicinity. for the
kindness md courtesy extended him. in attending his
first Lecture Texas at the NJ. F.. Church; and begs
PERMISSION to explain the why he had not the
pleasure of delivering his second Lecture, had been
previously announced the place. On arriving
the Church, the hour appoin ed. onnd the Pas
or of the Church and large number of Ladies and
Gentlemen in the vestbuIe and around the door, but
my utter astonisment the doors locked upon
An explanation asked. but none gvan. Ienquired
whether the doors woud, would be opened: but
given In this very painfrl and unex-
peced suspense, and embarase led situation, Mr.. Larze,
ere very kindly invited the Lecturer. with the Ladies
and Gentlemen to repair to Hickory HAIL. accord
ngly number of the citizens repaired hiIber; but the
evening being ad vanced and the unexpected land per-
nit say very uncaied for,) Situation in which we
thrown. prevented from delivering the entire
Lecture. Being kindly invited to occupy the Hall at
any time, and for any purpose. and through the respec-
iu solicitation of many OF the citizens the und ersgned
would respectfully that the Lecture Texas
viii be repeated this (Itednesday) Eoeaiag at Hcko
~ HALL which through the kindness of the proprietor,
and other friends will be made comfortable and pleas
ant for. Iads and Gentlemen: who arevery respect
fully invited TO attend and hear for themselves. The
under signed avas himself of ih.s opportunity otender
his since re iheks for all the of courtesy extended
him, and more especially as he is measurabv a srau-
ger. l.. L. ALLEN.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-16
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All others take their European intelligence from the
Enlsh Press thus leaving ignorant of all Continent
tai affairs except what it suits the English interest to
detail.
In politics the Pilot. looking above and beyond the
present party distinctions, aims at NATIONALITY /;
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approve her when right; and to right her when wrong
The Pilots party the citizens of this Republic a
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commercial and otherwise, OF Buffalo and the great
gro wing valley of the lakes, with which the former is
inseparabIy connected.
The Pilot is supplied with regular daily files of Par
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furnish not only original sources, and by giving both
sides, enable aders to Judge correctly than
they possibly can by reading only one.
The Commercial Department OF the Pilot is in fully
competent hands, all will admit. and the market in
teligence will be second other sheet; either in
accuracy its early promnlgation
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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-16

S HEALTH is of the highest earthly Importance,
"A and the foundation of all happiness the science Of
protecting life, is the modest of all cangs.
From the day of " Hip0craies" 10 ihe present, many
sinonlar absurd and superstiious notions have been
advanced in regard remedial agents, not only adyan-
ced but sanctioned by wise men and the law 10 the u
innate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds oil
years ago. 1t was established by law that the following
theory or notions should be strictly adhered to In
asses of departure ofihe system from is healthy state
let the disease be located where it mignwhethe was
local or general, infanmatory chronic. acute,
any of the names which Nosology may fancy 20 giYe.iae
Patient and is subject to be bed, bsIcred, phys
ck.d poisoned, and starved and this treatment was
ard is called Science mot common seRse) Now, rea-
der upon notions absurd those, learned md wise
men, las they were called have cons rueed some
of the srang9st theories that ever beSe the magma
ton and they have been adhered 10, in consequence
of not being examined by the common class of people,
and have been holding despotic sway for centuries,
until about 80 years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson,
the revoutonzer of the world in Medicine, introduced
his simple and safe practice 10 a suffering World. And
since then Scientific quachery has been nmbing TO the
DUST and il has been long. would seem, that any
one person would dare call the medical gentlemen to
an account of their stewardship. Un!, would seem,
universal combination of common sense burst the
SPELL Respected reader, just pause and reflect mo-
ment let the truth have is perfect work. Are not
the most deadly poisons that the mineral vegetable, or
animal kingdom produces, made use of to our dis
eases Have they not become common at the bed
side SICK, 1904 is on sAe aOic D!
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 said thai in the
mineral kingdom there were healing virtues. You
mav respected reader, derive some Information by
calling on he subscriber at his dwelling in psianli.
You nav perhaps in future, yourself and family
from the lasting and termenng effects of calomel.
opium arsenic sand the deadly poison scientific drugs
OF the ear,li-Yes, from bs,ering. and that little nsru
uent of DEATH the lancet and ether harsh pretended
medal agents. under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries.
In conclusions the undersigned would say that his
system is the Thomsonian SYSTEM that he has full con-
6dence in it for the cure of all diseases which the
human system is subject, and relies wholly on The
vegetable King dom which the God of Nature has spread
in sneh rich profnsian over every HILL dale and val
ley, as the only proper remedial agents, and that
poison cannot be Medicine,
N. B. ALI kinds of Botanic Medicines for SALE.
ID. VAN DERHEYDRN,
Boiannlc Physcisn.
Ypsilan November II. 1874.
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Ypsil4nli. MARCH, y, las.

x OTlCE-Tbe Annual Township meeting for the
y election of Township Officers. and attending
the other usual township business for the Township OF
Ypsilant, will be held at the White School House OF
the side of the Huron River in the village of Y D.
silani, Monday the seyenth day of April The
polls will be opened O'Clock A NJ and close at
four O'Clock p. Nj. OF that day. At said ee cton there
will be chosen Justice of the peace for said Town
ship in the place Of Abraham Voorhees, whose term of
Office will expire The fourth day of July Also
the question of License no I.icence" viii be
submitted to the electors of said Township. according
to Law. r. ~. TOWN.
Township Clerk.
Ypsilanri, March Is, 1915 nS 4w
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Ypsilanti. March Is. 1915.
For Sale.

aSWO Eastern made DOUBLE C1RDLNG M
IL CHIMES in perfect order. with Picker. Also
one eight blade Parsons SWEARING MACHINE. good
new,-Dye Kettles, Screw, and all other apparatus
necessary tor cloth dressing
The property seen, and the terms of payment
ascertamed by calling UP III psianti.
IT. III. TOWN,
March Il, 1915. no Pm.
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Papers from Texas VIA New Orleans, to The
22t ult. inclusive, have been received al New
Yo:k.
News Of the fna! passage OF The anne xa'ion res
ulu,ions in Congress had Just reached Texas. and
had created considerable exeitf'mt Silute>
were fired, enthusiastic meetings held. and every
demonstration favorable la the Project was ma de
IN Galveston.
1, appears by the Houston Telegraph that the
National Register, Which has always been looked
upou as the organ Of the government, does no,
rrfec, the sentiments ofPresdenl jones, and tihn
the Executive IL warmly IN favor of annexation
The next intelI .gence will be looked for with
interest.
II was reported, in Texas that Santa Anna had
made his escape.
From the Galveston news, Marco 22t.
Immediately upon the arrival OF The news oil an
nexaou all the vessels in the harbor displayed The
Star Spangled Banner aud tie lone Star floating
IN unison from their niasts.
Upou the reception of undoubted inteig' nce
thai the iont Resolutions had finally passed both
Houses meeting of the ciIIzens OF Galveston was
convened AT the Veraudah on the l5 h inst. wherc,
,,non motion. Gen. Memecum Hunt was called 10
the char. Upon motion of Gen. Hugh Mcleod
a committee was appointed TO draft resolutions. 10
be referred to future meetiug,and a salute at loo
guns fired in comnenoraiIon OF The success OF an
nexation.
From the Houston Telegraph March 18Th
We find that an impression Is gaining e'ouoo'
thai President Jones is opposed TO annexation ana
the Washington Reistor is regarded as u''ermg Dis
sentiments OH this subject. We. however have
reason 10 believe, thai the articles IN the Register
published entirely independent of him. and win
out his assent, or dlsseut. as he troubles hiniseii
very little about The affairs of either of the editors
at w ashinglon. We have 'nfornation UPON which
can rely, that he is a warm friend OF annex
alton, and disposed TO make any honorable saeri-
fee to obtain il. Hon. David s. kaufman. ia'e
Senator from Sabine Shelby and fiarrisois has re-
csivedih the appointment Charge d. AfnIrs TO Inc
Quilted States. Mr. Kaufman is an ardsit friend
oe annexation, and VIII doubtless make every tx-
eItion iIf Iils power to consulnate this great NEE
sure. ssss
Mai
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-16
PHILLIP WHITE,
Fashionable Barber and Iair-Dresser
Congress Street
YPsILANTI.
White Washing.

FayT1E Subscriber takes this method of informing
IA those who intend White washing their houses This
SPRING that he is prepared to whiewash in the best
manner, and from long experience he confidently ex-
poets please all who may favor him with their patron-
age Orders left at my shop promptly attended to
STEPHEN JACOBS.
Ypsanti, aIacrh IL, l345. M 2w
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Agur Clark. rs. James Myers, Mary s. Myers,
Neziah Wright Francis Clarkeand John M. Reese
II N pursuance and by virtue of decieral order of
Il the of Chancery of the of Michigan, made
in this cause bearing date the 10Th day OF January
1914, shall sell at public auction the highest bid
der at the tavern house of Abia Hawkins the village
of Ypsilant, on the 7th day OF March next, at one
O'Clock, p. NJ. of that day. Al that certain piece or
parcel OF land situate in the of YpsiIanti. in the
county of Washtenaw and State OF Michigan, bounded
known and described follows. TO wit The west
half of TIC norlh quarter, and the south east quar-
Of section teH and The half ofthe south west
quarter OF section eleven ALI in three south OF
range seven east containing three hundred and twenty
acres oflani be the more less or much
thereof may sufficient the due to the
complainant for the principal, iHerest>and the costs in
this cause. Dated, january 18th, 1916
& GEO. DANFORTH, Ss.
MAstern Ghy.