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A GENERA. ASSORTMENT of Planished Tin and
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Selves and
Br2oms-n short every variety house keeping ARTICLES
bA complete assortment Of Cohee aud Tea Ums Table
Dishes and Covers &c. &c. hotels and steamboats, hand
and manufactured at the shortest notice. !,
JUS I'm. Is csiks1ine ..r.ti New S1, York.
.l8E BORDEAUX VINES 81 BRANDY.
NJ r. RIGHT, Co, Importer, 2o4 Broadway offer for
sale in lots suit purchasers the following goods viz
Bordeaux claret wine Chateau Margeaux, Julian St Es
tephe Hds Basac Sautee &c. &c. Casks, bb casscsall
q superior quality Brandy Noeyesu and An,sste
oil and imperial Pnes In glass jars and fancy boxes sealing
wax for bottles and cor All orders will be thankully
ceved aud promptly executed free Of catsge y2 2w-rh
y .Hs 50 NEW MUSIC.
RILEY aCO, s7 Broaaysy pub!i,h and kesy q hand
which they Offer for sale At wholesae and retail the lowest
possible prices Theymanuactuye lnsurcents OF es
warrant article they se being practically acqa mt
Id with the different branches Of their busiaess Military ands
eupped Il the mnst reasonable rns~s. mvl22m errc
TO DENTISTS
GENTLEMAN giving up business will sell his entire
Laea PATENT Lathe; full complete Of Operating
and Mechanical together with $50 fate and Pivot
Teeth &c. &c., for SQ0 cash. 10 close the concern This
great sacrifice They have been twelve months IN use
and embrace article required In the BUSINESS they
Herald Office jyi2 lm'rh
IuANOThe cargo Of the ship Shakespeare, direct from
lcaboe in tight casks, and unsurpassed in quality by any
IN the market For sale In lots suit purchase by
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l A: 4. sy .s Dos
..,..T $500. FOR SALE.
APAR q PspgIs Grey HSG; /. Is hands high
G oa Ssssas s Sr scrss Mare and Top Wsssa The
sSs,s " g &c
owner A'. no farther use ''' '''"' Sss s spARks
- TO LET until the first Of May pos
session given ofsas story house No lSi First Avenue
5 and "a ss Fbs be S... ss y
and june the Croton marble mantle
s s%y ssis"?sSs
f ss E Nay s Inquire :: q i sh es sf John
from the hours Of O'CLOCK Of sapI B. Norton the
0"n q 81 same Office on Tuesdays and Wednesday
LOOK AT THIS 1! 7-----'-
JUST RECEIvED-Anoth lot Of French Boots, Of
FRENCH ;ss 1 I1 %. sss
:1$ :s i. Sss Gene s;:
Calf Shoes 81 and - g. a. great variety Of all kinds
bsE. Slips. ss: Fun A. sF ,s;s q
For an sGs Of all kinds Misses and Chdrs1
axe Re asnSsl 81 Broadway
Jus I'M - III ------ W. Nl1nlLL.
=. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for s. 50: City Made, and
AID CDR Durability ey are saq to tho sod
onabe Boot IN this city Fine French Dress
6 81 A0;s % S
r. sss e. afSs ss
No. Ann street. New York. near Broadway. q
jes. lm.rc 1 H HH 5 u a8sUNo' ana
INFERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO MANY.
q BEAUTIFUL light White plain Summer Hats. price
Also Dsb Beavers Blue Brush and White Hats all
Also. Panama Hats veryIow. c. KNOX,
ieiS Intro ITO Fulton St, between William and Nassau
asa MILLS, HALTER, I7S BROADWAY, M
iit HOWARD HOTEL,
c no ssaS az q M s
French Pearl q new article, .........".s.%
White French Ssiso new artiiclej. loe
lss an s.soTnss. Panama. Fine Palm Leaf Bohemian
ane SthT Hst 'u''a III e 'sai Bo.dav Howard
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
- MRS ROSE No. us Walker street New York re-
pectsIly solciis call from Ladies wishing thing
* in the Millinery or Dress Making line jelt 1m+rh
cAt p kSd EAs A. xs SAdna I'D ATs
first premium Straw Hat and Lace Neop1,ss1 n, q.
Neapessns are and
ranted to made the most fashionable shape called the
Nh N.B.H ei.pssy N.apoliten Hats 81 each.
Miner supplied by the dozen reasonable prices
ma Im*rc To- --- '-T- - CARL KING
IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
QM. RECEIVED from Switzerland, by packet ship
every DESCRIPTION and Of first quality. ready for the
wholesale trade at n %ods zsiP %isE MARIE
jul im.rc e No Ia FaIisn ST. street e New York
KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
1877 and l30 Mercer Street.
MIR lsd " Ia: s ASn ss
"a School for Instruction in Hosemanship is now
As' :. H:s;; a.as 49,, \,
has jus, received from the country several fine and
sonabe price, III my7rc
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Staticns 10 take low Fares all ofs
Leland I4177777
Baggage Crates viii be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
receive Baggage FOR the several Trains minutes
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
H. Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates juorc
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SD STRAYED or stolrn, from No. Is Howard street
XW on Sunday morning. small Yellow Dog with botn
his cropped long a and goes by NE nsms Of
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NEW MUSIC

extensive assortment Of New and Fashionable Music
which they Offer for sale Wholesale and retail II the lowest
possible prices They manusctuye Insucens ofsupeor
ywarant article they se being practically acqn mt
Id with the different branches Of their business Military ands
eupplied AZ the reasonable mvl22m srrr
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CAkYEK M HALL,

CARVER " HALL,
"A Agents, Wall street. New York; 81 Mold Sixth street,
Philadelphia. Plans, Specifications and Estimates for Build
ing Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Es
tate bought and scd money loaned and nvsstsd property
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To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
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kXPkEos AM FiUNEEk PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvana Rail
full operation offers great who wi
pleasant mode Of travelling to the west. ~
The built in the most approved modern STYLE the
boats fitted superior and every effort made
by the propreto conduce comfort and
OF travellers The scenery this route unrvalled and ts
great chain Of Pennsylvania internal improvements well won
Thy of being
By this passengers avoid all the agues and dangers
tendant stage travelling, and the time make
peditious Trip. HlHh ~, 4sss.
The leave every morning o'clock Passengers ad
vised engage their places Philadelphia Office IN Phade
pha of Chssnu aud Fourth streets and at Nos
Is and Is South Third SITS. A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia May II, 18l3. @ t.Es
FOR information, in the city OF New York, apply to
B. H. KNISELL, Agent for
ID. LEECH x { 0.s Line. West II, NJ H.
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BLOODY ATrRAY AT INDIANAPoLIs.-We find the
following in the Indianapolis Sentinel Of the 9th
instant -On the afternoon Of yesterday, the 4th, a
fray occurred in this city between negro and some
whites, in which the negro finally killed outright
The Of the negro said TO be John Tucker about
forty-fve years old and previous to this incident he Is
said to have been Of quiet and nofensive disposition
He was we are told formerly slave In Kentucky but
many years ago honoraby obtained freedom and came
postmaster Henderson for several years up to the time
Of his death ~ fsr. -.
On the complaint Of two respectable citizens, Ncho
las Wood, or commonly called, Nick Wood, was
rested on the charge Of having committed this fatal
The negro defended himself with desperate determi-
nation clubs used and stones and brick bats few
thick as hail. Woods right eye was bungsd early in
the ARRAY, but tho person who most seriously in
jured, and narrowly escaped with lifc Edward Ds-
Wis usually very quiet person who received severe,
though not dangerous cut in the side Of his head from
making Ist,sssipg light up Illinois street. where he
The principal wounds received by the negro sp-
parently those on his head. There was severe one,
perhaps the severcs the right frontal region of the
skull probably made by club; another the back of
the head large cash the top of the front head lit
tie TO the left hole the right cheek below the right
Of the eye, and the jaw bone factured hole
cut through the left and several smaller wounds 1t
was horrible spectacle.
r. s. Since the above was written IL is stated that
writ has been issued for the arrest II william Balsnger
charge Of participating In the ARRAY but that he
has not yet been arrested. .r -NtH Jit
more careful examination by physicians to-day (SAt
urdsyD proves, that fuckers skull fractured the
whole length. The blow which caused Il would have
felled an or.
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PEOPLEs' LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
sAfS1 ~ DAILY-Sundsys Escepssd-Ihrorgh Di
at o'clockP. NJ, from the Pier between
s:..sl.. C9YEsend % and Liberty strssts s an
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
Steamboat KNfCKERBOCKER,C Captain A. Houghton, will
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday o'clock
O'clock NJ landing Intermediates places from the foot
of Barclay street - s-s ~ -
s.Steanboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain w. II. Truesdel
will leave Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday After
Steamboat new JERSEY, Capt r. H. Furey, win leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the above Lines will Alba
ample time for the Morning Train OF Cars Tor the east
ll4fA
The Bsats and substantial furnished with and
elegant and for speed aud accommodations
rivaled on the Hudson. 'lF sgae ~ ar6s.te
Freight taken Mt moderate s c.fa...
All forbid OF the Boats OF this Line
without written order from the Captains or Agents.
For passage freight, apply board the r. Z.
ScnaItx. the Office onsthe wharf y ju14 &c
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TO DENTISTS.


GENTLEMAN giving up business. will sell his entire
stecko lnstrumen viz one Superior double action Chair
and Mechanical together with $50 rae and Pivot
Teeth, &C. &c., for 500 cash, close the concern This
great sacrifice. They have been twelve months in
and embrace every article required In the business they
will be sold In lots TO suit purchasers Address Dentist
Herald Office. jyi2 im-rh
IuANO-The cargo of the ship Shakespeare, direct from
~ lchboe tight casks and unsurpassed In quality by any
T. X COLLINS 4 CO.,
jui3sc s. South street.
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These certificates published for the purpose Of inspiring
eves deserves necessary many others could be
given, which may the Office A Fulton In al
effect certain and lasting and in all where the Gayanic
mic Rings and Magnetic Fluid viii be found equally
much safer and fgcntv times ds cheap The only place n
New York to Obtain the genuine article Dr. CRIsTEs Of
flee, 13i FuLToN STREET (Sun Buiding)-0 All imits-
ton sold elsewhere IN the city, entirely worthless and with
Ouf The leasfh enoG aIofr QivuSec
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! q BORDEAUX WINES 81 BRANDY.
NJ +. RIGHT Co., Importer, 2o4 Broadway offer for
sale n lots 70 suit gurchase the following goods W.
tsphs Hds Bs!.se ssYsne &C. &C. il Casks bills casscss
in Of the well known house Of Mario Brzerd Roger
bordeaux French mustard and sardnss. Bordeaux olive
wax for bottles and corks All orders will be thankfny
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EOLLAN HARPS.

U CLIMAX STABLE.
COuRTLAND ALLEY, between Walker < White Streets
~ REAR OF 800 BROADWAY.
ExxCLUsIvELY for Gsntle|sns Horss: The aceommo
Room excellent few Stalls vacant and worthy
the attention of gentlemen who wish their Horses have
peror l
jsia im'rrc c. SMITH Proprietor
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N xM 4A s0. l..4.
'r'eipNy 0'''i - 1883 ssN m
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ELT-Englsh Patent Sheahing Felt suitable Tor roofs Of
II houses aud ship bottoms superior article and Of
great beaet only the bottom q yese but also the
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got her into the harbor Mrs. Ford will leave at eight
this morning. for her home to contradict by her pre-
DEATH Her appearance will be like the resurrection Of
one from the grave.-Portiand .drSus, July H.
FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS The whaleship limo
leon, late Plaskett, of New Bedford, arrived home
Saturday in charge Of Midshipman J. Hagan Brown
late sailing master Of the u g. brig Perry having been
abandoned at Tahiti, Sandwich Islands.
from this port Oct g. 1885, and when about six months
out Capt Paskett fell from alot and injured his head
probably dcrangng his faculties. The T. has been at
Tahiti and its vicinity during nearly the whole period Of
when taken charge Of by the u brig Perry we under
stand that but one Individual Of her remained
beard. " aAfM
rick Capt Reycard, Of New Bedford the island Of
Utica Feb 15 having been blown shore in violent
gale from N. w. and sunk in 81 hours after striking the
shore The wreck was sold for eighteen hundred s dol
Averick had on board 900 bills oil, 40 sperm)
The u 8. brig Of Perry arrived at Tahiti, Society
Islands, January 2sh and sauted both the French dag
for Honolulu to meet tho u s. rigates Brsndywins and
st. Louis thence to proceed TO ne coast q South Amer
ica. ln 1lg ....s 4.s.s.. ~
ary TO- and consequence Of her comandsrs refusing
TO salute French Protectorate nag Gov Brua order
ed boat from the French figats Ursnian guard
around her. and allow communication with the shore
Gen. Miller board, towed to the 18TH by
H. b. MajostyS war steamer Salamander, intending to
touch at Halter another Of the Society Islands, and
Mr. Brown furnishes COL Hatch, with the list Of off,
Gers on board the Perry. j. s. Paine, Commander N H.
Harrison, +. M Crossan John O. Howell, Lieutensnfs
James Tilton, Punsr; J. d. Miller, Surgeons =. D. Dem
b. wrightman, Captains Clerk; William Bsngsn Boat
swain; William Collins, Gunner; j. Storer, Carpenter
j. Lown, Masters Mste. NE~lfH
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SGXS FOX NEW ORLEANS-Loui.ssna and New
s&HAr York Line-Regular Packet, 20 sail Monday. 2st
elegant fast sailing packet ship OBWE
CO. Capt H. Johnson viii positively sail above. her
For freight or PASSAGE having handsome furnished
modaons apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
n. n. COLLtNS u 90, ~ south &C.
Positively goods received board after Saturday evening
10th instant. Il es- ~ * IL *. s., y 4. . ss NJ
Agent in New Oean. James 4. Woodruff who will prompt
IL forward all goods to his address. - ca. jlorc
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-06

" ALUABLE SCHOOL OKS,-Two of
y the best, and most useful and necessary
SCHOOL BOOKS, are the following, which
have received the sanction OF the best judges
in the State of n. York, and have been exten.
sively introduced into the common schools
and academies OF that State. They have like
wise been approved by the Superintendent OF
Pablic instruction of Michigan, (Dr. Com
Stock and selected by him TO be used in the
common schools of this State, viz;
THE AMERICAN CLASS READER
containing series of LESSONS in reading with
introductory exercises in articulation, infiec-
ton, emphasis, and the other essential ele-
ments of correct ane natural elocution de-
signed for academies and common schools
By GEORGE WILSON, formerly Principal of the
CanandaIgua Academy, and The principal o
the Livingston county high school.
[The design OF the American class reader
is 10 teach children hou to read. 1t is not sufii
cieLt for this purpose, that book be instruc-
tive and entertaining, and the selections chaste
and classical in point of diction it should
be also properly adapted TO exercise the read
er in all the varied tones, infections, and 9th
er requisites. that belong to correct natural
e!ocution. The Rev. J. Spencer, of Brook
lin, N. Y. an experienced Teacher savs:-
81 lave very care fully examined the american
Class Reader, by George Wilson. and have
no hesitation in expressing my opinion OF Its
excellence. consider it the best work, for
the purpose which it is designed, thar have
ever seen. and cannot but desire its immedi.
ate adoption in our academies a schools
Similar recommendations from hundreds oil
others, have been recelved.l
Il PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL
SYSTEM OF ARITHMETIC, containing
several new methods of operation, and new
system of Proportion with Teoreticai expa
nations of all the principal rules. Also q
| Treatise on Mensuration, and brief practica
system Of Book Keeping, by the author OF the
/ american class reader.
TThe above are for sale at the Michigan
Book Store, by the dozen or singly. Also fol
sale by E. Samson, Ypsilant. Teachers
who have not already examined them. can re
ceive copies gratis, by calling at i43 Jefferson
avenue Detroit. Z. MOKSE.
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M e diCaI e a rd.

"a A HEALTH is of the highest earthly Importance.
and the found alton of all happiness the science OF
protecting life, is the noblest OF all callIngs.
From the day of" Hipocrdfes," to the present. many
SINGULAR absurd and superstitious notions have been
advanced in regard remedial agents, not only adva
ced but sanctioned by wise men and the law 10 u
innate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds oil
years ago, it established by law that the following
theory or notions should be strictly adhered to In
of departure of the system from its healthy state
let the disease be located where it might whethe it was
local or general. ndammatory chronic. or acute, or
of the which Nosology may fancy to give,fhe
Patient and is subject to be bed, bstered, phys
cked poisoned, and starved and this treatment was
ard is called Science mot common sense.) Now, rea-
der, upon notions absurd those learned md wise
men. Gas they were called have cons irueted some
of the strangsst theories that beSet the magma
ton, and they have been adhered to, in consequence
of not being examined by the common class of people,
and have been holding despoic sway for centuries,
until about so years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson
the revolutonizer of the world in Medicine, introduced
his simple and sale practice TO suffering world. And
since then Scientific quacSery has been tumbng to the
Dust and il has not been long, would SEEM that any
person would dare call the medical gentlemen to
of their stewardship Until, would seem
universal combination of common sense burst the
SPELL Respected reader, just pause and reflect mo-
ment let the truth have its perfect work. Are not
the deadly poisons that the mineral, vegetable
animal kingdom produces, made of to dis
| eases Have they not become as common at the bed
side of the sick, food is The table OF the hungry
Ought these things to be Has not Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom for
the healing of the nations has he said that in the
mineral kingdom there healing virtues You
may, respected reader, derive some information by
calling on The subscriber at his dwelling in Ypsilanti.
You may, perhaps, in FUTURE yourself and family
from the lasting and tormeniing effects of caomeI.
opium. arsenic, iand the deadly poison scientific drugs
of the earih-Yes from bsterng, and that little instru
men of DEATH the lancet and other harsh pretended
medal agents. under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries.
In conclusion. 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 to which The
human system is subject and relies wholly The
vegetable King which the God of Nature has spreod
in such rich profusian every HILL dale and val
, ley, the only proper remedial agents, and that
E poison cannot be a Medicine
o n. 3. Ali kinds of Botanic Medicines for sale.
ID. VAN DERHEYDEN,
BoannIc Physicisn
n Ypsanti November II 1914.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS & TRUSTEE s
are requested to notice the fello1rng raiuable

SCHOOL TEACHERS e TRUSTEE
are requested to- notice the fslloyrng ualuabIe
- Book
.HE TEACHER, or Moral Influences en-
u ployed in the instruction and governme mt
of the Young intended chiefyt to assist young
teachers in organizing and conducting their
Schools: by JACOB ABBOTT, late principal OF
the Mt. Vernon Female School, Boston.
sfThis work has been very justly recon-
mended as worthy place in every SchoolLibra-
ry. Although particularly valuable to teach
ers its usefulness is by no means confined TO
them. Parents will find the principles of fam
lily. government, and mode of Interesting their
children in mental and moral improvement,
clearly and happily illustrated, while Trustees
OF schools, and all concerned in the great sub
ject of education will see high and striking
model of what Teacher should be and some
means ofjudgng his fitness for business.
Mr. Emerson, in larger Work on education,
places this book FIRST among the sources TO
which he has been most indebted, anu says, ii
should be in the hands of all persons interested
in education He adds, it is full of ingenious
devices for accomplishing the objects of the
teacher in school, and especially for obtaining
an influence over pupils. For its moral tone,
also, this book is of great value"
| A new edition is just published, which viii
| be sold at a low price, with a view of giving j
an extensive circulation. For sale The Mich
gan Bookstore. by C. MORSE.
Detr oil, August l5 1874. If
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CAUTION CIR UL A X.

10 DruggeSfS ana country 1ueIC"dHts'
JHVhOse valuable articles, Oldridges'sBalm
Il of Columbia for the Hair, and Hay Lin-
ime mt for the Piles, etc. have been extensive
Iy counterfeited. Those wanting these prep
araticns will please write, when ordering from
any other houses, for Comstock's articles
The true frticles have that name or signature
always on the wrapper, and vendors will do
well to rember that, which ordering, as the
limitations are so exposed in nearly all the
tue newspapers throughout the country. that
they could not be sold, should they be so un-
fortunate as to get them.
Our friends throughout the Union are re-
ouested to give us immediate notice, by letter
should any of the counteriei.s appear in their
respecriye places. Respectfully,
. ~ es- COMSTOCK e. co.
Wholesale dIuggest, 81 Courtlandt street,
New York For sale by TEAL g. ALLEN.
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