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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-04
March II, ls45,
.:, PROSPECTUS
aa OF THE
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The publishers of the Tribune have been frequently
solicited issue Semi Weekly edition of their paper
for the benefit of those who require the of the day
ofener than week. and yet without daily
Mails do not choose TO incur the expense and heavy
postage of Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rem
dered such publication impossible, without trenchEg
upon tho due issue of our Daily and Weeyly editions.
We preparing to obvate this Difficulty in the new
building now being erected for US the site of our
burnt establishment, where hope to be again loca-
ted by after the first of May
The New York Tribune Semi Weekly, will therefore
be issued ftom Office, I60 Nassau before
the 18th OF May and will be published thenceforward
Wednesday and Saturday of each week. 1t will be
printed fine paper of the size of the Daily Tribune.
will contain nearly or quite all the matter of the Dali
ly, including money Market, daily report OF Conner
cal Transactions, sales of Stocks. City Intelligence,
&c. An assistant editor devotes his whole time to the
collection of this kind of intelligence reporting it twice
day for the Morning and Evening editions OF our dali
ly Two reporters constantly watching the Procee-
dngs of the various courts of our City and noting every
thing deemed interesting to readers. We hope to
make the Sem-Weeky Tribune a most &C ceptable
paper for Business men ofthe City, and for all who
wish more prompt and detailed map of busy life
than a weekly paper can possibly be made.
Correspondents at Washington during the session
and every point general transtory interest will
at all times be employed the liberal patronage bestow
ed on the Tribune demanding and jusfying cores
pondng beraliy of outlay part. In the depart
ment of general Literature and Criticism we have Sc
cured assistance of the highest order, while hope
soon 10 announce department of Agriculture and Sci
ence under the immediate conduct of of the most
experienced and popular writers Agriculture in the
Country. III fine we shall spare expense or effort
to make the Tribune, whether in its Daily Semi Week
ly Weekly edition, eminenty worthy the patronage
of the Business and Reading Public but especially of
Wines.
TERMs-For the Sem. Weekly Tribune Three Dol
lars year. Fire Dollars for two copies
GREELY & McELRATH, 100 Nassau st,
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IN CHANcERY Cd CIRcIuT

Agur Clark, vs. James Myers, Mary 8. Myers,
Neziah Wright, Francis Clarkeand John M. Reese
TN pursuance and by virtue of decietal order of
the of Chancery of the of Michigan made
in this cause bearing date the 10Th day OF January A. D.
1874, shall sell public auction to the highest bid
der the house of Abia Hawkins in the village
of Ypsilanti, on the 7th day of March next at one
o'clock, P. NJ of that day, All that certain piece or
parcel of land situate in the town Of Ypsanti in the
county of Washtenaw and State OF Michigan, bounded,
known and described 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 less or So much
thereof may be sufficient raise the due to the
complainant for the principal interest and the costs in
this Dated. january 18th, l645.
GEO. DANFORTH,
Master in Chy.
C.. W. LANE,
Compliments Sol'tr. 9 CIV
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. DIED--Ai Plymouth ON Saturday evening
24,h of May. Of a lingering consumption, James
L. Ash aged 3 | years and months.
Thus struggling with all the lis of slender
constitution, he was reconciied to his fate. A
large and respectable family mourn their early
loss aud many are the friends who sympahse
with them in affl seton. Sorrow for his death was
universal aud sincere. The great concoufse Of
people who attended his funeral, showed the deep
sympathy and respect the occasion had inspired.
He's gone, alas the vital spark has fed, ASA
The tender parent sluEbers with the dead. g
S. a. o.
In Ypsanii on Thursday the ooh of May Miss
SARAH CHURCHILL, sister of Mrs. j. Fl. Peck. and
formerly Of Salisbury Conn. aged SO wears.
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Strayed or Stolen.
Strayed or Stolen.

go FROM the premises Of Conrad
V5SN House in the township Of Ann Ar6or on
(maA 4M Friday night last one eight gears old
" TH MARE. dark broom, nearly black. heavy
e.sss&15 main, tail and toreiop; she has marks of
Poke on her neck shoe of The left fore foot gone and
she has the marks of haring beeu porked fills She
carries her tail close and ,corh at least $685. She
,cas last mean Mr.. Wanseys the township of Yp
silanti. Any person who piH return said mare, piI
be handsomely rewarded. CONRAD HOUSE.
Ann .irbor, Nay Is. 1915.
nISSOLUTlON-The co-partnership heretofore ex
- istng between Charles G. Chase and Heamon
Holiness was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
C., C. CHASE.
HEAMON HOLMES
Ypsianti, FEBRUARY 90. 1915. 6tf
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HNHERE can always be found good article of CT
u gars, THE Grocery store OF
aug29 D. c. GOODWILL,
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Notice.
BEACH BARK.
Farmers Look Here!i!

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his full booded Dur.
Il ham Bull Emperor eight years old, imported
from England in 1885, and the best bull ever brought
10 Michigan. Also, full-blooded bull Tip (s;rcd by
Emperor four years old. Also, two fu.blooded bull
calves. The above stock be seen any time at nv
farm onc half mile from the village of Ypsanti
JOHN w. VANCLEVE.
Claremont Nav IL. TS45. INF
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Fort Erie.--During the pas, few days survey
ors have been observed stalking out the ground
near the ruins Of old Fort Erie. in Canada, oppo-
site our lighthouse preparatory it Is said. to loca-
ting new battery aud breas,wo.ks for defence,
The point of land selected, is parallel with the in
let of our harbor. and about two miles from par
ael with The new redoubt now in progress of
erection by our government on Prospect HIlt.-
The distance from the ligh. house to the Canada
shore IS $500 yards, and the location chosen by
out neiehbors commands the Niagara at that pont
while our new work is much higher and beyond
the reach Of any battery that could be erected on
/ the opposite shore, still too far from this harbor
to counteract The influence of the proposed Cana
dian for,ificatlon. The Niagara is 600 yards
wide at Prospects Hill.
OREGON ARMY.--A tram OF upwards of two
hundred wagons left our town OIL Tuesday and
Wednesday last for Oregon; others have been
departing daily since. Yesterday Is more passed
this town from the neghborhood of Fort Madison
Iowa Territory. From 81. Josephs we learn that
200 wagons have crossed the Missouri at that
place and vicinity, and departed for the same des-
tinaon. While we write friend informs us that
so more wagons are crossing the lower ferry land
will pass onward tomorrow.
As the main company has started at least TWO
weeks caller than usual, and many intending to
emigrate may be diverted from SO doing by this
fact, we will state that parties will continue to
start until June. and that animals, provisions, and
every thing for complete equipment are to be OBJ.
tanned in abundance, and the most moderate
terms. in this county.-Independenc Mo. Jour.
HUGE EpIsTLE.-Mr. j. X. Peters, who
accompanied the American Embassy to China.
arrived in New York on the 25,h instant, in the
ship Bazaar, and informed the editors of the Com.
mercial Advertiser that the Emperor oflbe Celes-
tia dominions has written letter, 10 the Chinese
and Manichou languages, to the President of the
Ubied States which Is six feet long by three feet
wide Mr.. Peters saw the letter. 1t is written
on yellow paper, enclosed in yellow silk case,
aud is now in the hands Of DR.. Parker for transIa-
lion. 1t is expected home IN the next ship.
NJ. Peters has also brought home large col
lection Of Chinese curouses, exceeding size
even thai made by the late Mr.. Dunn, which was
ex ibited in The eastern ciies.--Buealo Pilot.
Practical Punning.--An acquaintance of ours
has recently taken up his residence in Poplar ST.
IL ol-c. Al G.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

INCORPORATED 1910. Charter Perpetual-Capi.
tai SloooO9 with power to increase it TO $3.50 600
THIS long established Company. with an ample cash
cap'a' onel 10 insure Houses Stores. Merchandise
Mills, Furniture &c. ON very favorable Tossss
shall he equtably adjusted and promptly paid. Own.
ers OF pro perry In Ypsilanti vicinity who wish 70
obtain insurance against loss damage tyfre are in.
ved 10 apply directly to the subscribers who are au.
thorzed to issue Policies without dslay.
NORRIS Il FOLLETT,
Ypsilanii. July 90, 1914. Ag,n,.
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NTOTICE-The CO pa.tnerehip heretofore existing
l under the firm of M. Cook e. Co in the Smith and
Furnace business, was this day dissolved by mutual
The business Of said firm will be settled by
Madison Cook. who is duly authorized settle the
same.
MADISON COOK
STEPHEN I'll WAKEMAN
JAMES BOWER.
JAMES FIELD.
Ali persons having unsettled accounts with the above
are requested to call and settle without delay.
MADISON COOK.
Ypsanti. December. 4ih 1914,
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For Sale.

For Sale.
SUyWO Eastern made DOUBLE CARDLNG MA
II CHIMES in perfect order, with Picker. Also
one eight blade PARSONS SHEARING MACHINE, good
as new,-Dye Kettles, Screw, and all other apparatus
necessary for cloth dressing
The property can seen, and the terms of payment
ascertained by calling upon me at psilanti.
It. NJ. TOWN,
March II, lS45. No Pm.
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Practical Punning. An acquaintance ofou
has recently taken up his residence in Poplar ST.
At the breakfast table, The first morning after
SHOWING" the following dialogue occurred.
MY dear, Tits is Poplar Street and BY putting u
(pointing to his better half in it, it becomes Popu-
lar"
And by putting us in it., promptly rejoined the
Lady. "n will become Poputous. "--Bost. Times
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TIDER-VINIGAR, in prime order, for sale at two
AIshillings per gallon. by D. c. GOODWILL.
April 80.
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GROCE lie s..
D@P0EaN@g@aSa

OST in the month of March last, note signed by
IL A. Voorhees, esq., for forty six dollars. dated the
fonrth of March, ls45. payable in the month of DC.
tober next. All persons cautioned against buying
said notice of the loss has been given to the
ker. JAS. SANDERS.
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@The Great Western was graced with a
wedding on her last trip-up. The parties were
Alexander Hamilton of Madison county, and Miss.
Chloe C. Hodges of Herkimer cou.ty, who had
never met ill three days before on the Erie Canal
The scene was on broad Lake Huron, with br.
dal party Of 400 merry passengers.
Love swcs like the Solway, GIBBS ike its tide'
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C>OD FISH, fine lot, and of the first quality, for
~ sale by d. c. GOODWILL.
April 81
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HID ICE, A good article, for sale low. by
HI D. C. GOODWILL.
April, 90,
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SUGAR, different qualities for sale as low can be
Thought in, the place. by d. GOODWILL.
april, %,
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MISS HARRIET ROWLEY.-Desires to inform
1fl her friends, and the public generally. that she
has resumed her business. of millinery and Dress ma
king. at her former stand Congress Street, above
Larzeeres Block; where she will be happy receive
the orders of all who may favor her with their custom.
Patterns of the latest style regularly received.
April ~. lS45. l2f
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The bes. earnest publisher give Of wllat he can
and will do next year is reeremce he has
deLe last year. at time for the last fifteen years
Under this view Of The il would be quite suff
cient r ordinary purposes tor say that the high
character oihis magazine for Literary aud Artificial
merit will be properly sustained But we ale aware
that the rapid dazzling of nov
We have brought forward within Tue last few years
naturally excites lively curo.ity and every suJscri.
Der Is saying to himself - y
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
ID r. s. o. RIG Fl ARD SONS
CONCENTRATED

Il Il "a IL -
THE PROPRIETOR Of this Medicine offers to the public
the result Of extensive and thorough
tigaton of the laws which govern a human system IL
cannot be denied by those who have become acquainted with the
singular virtues Of these BITTERS they possess pnemi
all others for the diseases which they
fess
1t well known fact that most diseases arise from
Of the Stomach and Bowels youthful adult and de
clinng life.
tomb Of roast, and boiled, and flesh and FISH,
Where bile, and wind aud phlegm, and acid jar.
- An.' s the man is intestine war
The sympahes which exist between these and
other Of the living body IS the foundation OF nervous dis
Of all kinds irregular appetite, dowsiness wandering
pains headache owness Of spirits Sc and these II their tu
birth dyspepsia palptaon OF the heart hortness OF
breath jaundce piles feyes, nfammaory humors coughs,
and host of which embitter e and poison all
Of enjoyment -.
their being less powerful according
ence disease When used in appropriate quantity case;
slight arrangement of the stomach and bowels caused by
slight bilious difficulty and the like where
needs assistance serious they
will be scarcely felt On the contrary obstinate they
frequently operate powerfully causing three
atoms daily until the circulation fluid becomes purified This
accomplished they act the system without
food each receiving mutual until the constitution is
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. D. SANDS Agents No
10 Fulton street, 2i3 Broadway and " East broadway
ais lmsm
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PHILADELPHIA.
Jurisprudence Of the Herald. ]


PHILADELPHIA, May 80, ls45
The weather continues unaccountably cold chill
wind is blowing from the northeast and yet the sky is
clear and the atmosphere dry.
Yesterday morning. and this morning, had ice on
the ponds in the suburbs of the city, quarter of inch
in thickness
Things very dull at present in this vicinity The
manded, account Of some legal difficulty There
another trial by the natives ofthe third ward Southwark
Thursday, to the ward house but they were
unsuccessful in getting their judges Of election they
divided of and held the election their hook, at
different place from the regular and legal polls.
The friends Of the Rev. John Coleman will regret to
learn that he is lying very low with the small pox
Fears entertained for his recovery and his parshon-
ers, of Trinity Church. Southwark, and the numerous
readers OF the Churchman religious paper in your city,
which he edits, are considerably greved.
Commodore Stewart appeared at the Exchange this
morning II is the first have of him for some time
past He appeared hale and hearty, chatted with his
friends lively ever and looked truly like what he
is, " Old lronsdes."
number of tppling houses fined tins morning in
the Quarter Sessions and the money paid into the county
treasury from the amounted to upwards Of $780,
There is but little stirring. The stock market
than yesterday State SIS firm and from the impress
sion that prevails to the ability and will of the State
to meet her interest, it must rise. Indeed the endancy
is upwards.
Sales of stocks Mt Philadelphia
FfRsr BoARD-May 3l-Sl00e Illinois Bonds 80: $1,000
Tennessee SIS So $4,000 Ches Del 6s rs; $500 Coun
ty Is 1906 $3.50 do 5s 97t; $1,000 Tennessee SIS 49,
SECOND BoARp.-$500 State 5's cash 72t; 5000 Ches
Del Canal Loan, 6s rs; $4,000 do. DO DIS 75; $4,000
State SIS DIS. 73l; 1000 Cincinnati Bonds %.
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
oud Dye which changes the color the
skim The superiority of this Dye consists easy
mode OF application aud instantaneous eecta other dyes
requiring from to twelve hours produce change It's
superior excellence will be apparent every upon single
application
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily n"-ALExASpER
TRlcoBAPHE-The effect of the above the hair truly
fro.a gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "Severa Of
acquantnces have recently applied their hair the vaua
bic liquid Dye known Aexanders Tcobaphe-a and
valuable discovery and has failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying i gray hair
whiskers, il imparts beautiful brown black color
For sale by Rushtcn Co druggists 10 Broadway Aspn.
wall 86 William street. johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane J. W. Wright Co Cedar streets and of the principal
druggists throughout the United States, sole
H. & q. A. WRIGHT, % South 9Th street,
myl41m*je Philadelphia
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Once for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP.
At No. 40 la COrtlandt street, New York,
as usual.


FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
GUS illness BY Syrup made from old Indian recipe and
being strongly urged by friends well by the
ducon the Syrup to public, ans
men for that and located myself No 4 CORTLAND
man the schsncS had verbal nnGerdny %
him. and the medicine sold in his name true
e: the form o.
continued this competition until had reason to believe this
c0%ndn had in f. ne relative to the variability and
be more efectual requested but it declined could
overlook and pardon merely personal but
& vii, with The
one would extend its consequences to the other =
nv me ana ee
cusvely to it. These influences based upon my well known
patients or Their friends WHO called oce
others whom visited both in the city country the
Treatment consumption colds coughs DISEASES Of hs organs
Of respiration well the liver complaint and dyspepsia
av been the Of 5sns"s snd restoring to
Results like these were truly gratifying and did feel will
ed through the neglect or variation Of any Other
ds'saGs
and aye the knowledge the only
saS ee from al ii as ws a TO-
insure its FIJI and uniform strength without the use Of kind
the most effective Ingredients have the aid Of discovery and
Of necacy blackish color and variable strength
s %Se S% my I and
The has been incidentally mentioned
for himself opened office in this city,; wish him
al the that he justly deserve He invites the pub
The Original Genuine Palmonc syrup prepared IN this city
street: p. s. BEEKMAN.
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PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,
OR THE
COLD WATER CURE.

MYSTERY Mischief and Misery neutralized, by Hydro
IN pathy being popular view Of the system praced by
Vincent Of Graefenbergh safe natural and tried
remedy disorders incidental the human frame Here
frauds allure but
ofa Reader fail study and this glorious dis
which God and Nature for your preservaton
in i will find treasure, like TIE Scholar Of Salamanca,
profit mingled with pleasure New York published and sold
my27 lm*rc
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chestnut STREET THEATRE.

CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
Frys Grand Opera of LEONORA
Messrs Pratt Wemyss announce the citizens of Philadel
pha that this Grand Lyric OPERA the first work of the kind
eyer written in America, will be produced
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 4th 1915. Mrs.
Segun Mr. Frazer and Mr. Seguin have been engagedand
have been made with upwards Of hundred
vocal and instrumental performers.
As this Opera every department. will be placed before the
public splendid scale of illustration than
thing heretofore attempted in America
Th prices Of admission will be- Boxes IS Pit cents
l = Box book is omen. jel 3ttlbz
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RICH CONCERT
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL GLEES SONGS
DUETS SC, SC.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED having formed association for
the purpose will give during the month Of June next
the Coliseum $50 Broadway, series OF
THREE SECULAR CONCERTS;
The music consist Of the Gems of Celebrated Authors writ
ten for three four and five voices together with Songs Duets
&c., Of which have been performed in this country
The first performance will be given
On Tuesday Evening, 3D. of June, 1916, Mt
o'clock, p. M,
With the following Programme:
PART /
Glee-My ladde gone far .Harmonizedb by Knyvet
SuarierLOft in The Silly night DO Tx 8 PeSr r;op
Giee-Turn, Holy Father, isclo and Chorus Of Nuas)
J. Clarke, Cambridge.
Glee-Hai Memory hail. tPrze Glee Of 1881 j. Battye
PART ii.
Siee-Descend, oh. Shower by y: battye
gnett(6Loves sweetest flowers by x +. horn
Glee-Come DER the brook Bessie Arranged by H. k Bishop
Mr.. H. e. Tmm will! preside At the Piano.
MRS. STRONG
MISS PEARSON,
MIR. w D. COMES,
- MIR. j. PEAR ON.
Single Tickets fifty each may be obtained at the Music
Stores of Firth Hall FIRTH Hall Pond 29 Broadway; At
Nesbitt, corner Wall and Water streets -
Subscribers for the for will Be
en to three tickets for dollar Subscription lists will
be left at the stores above named and with H. Meggs 6
Broadway
New York, May 3oth, 1915. msl 4t'rc
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NJ We1ical Motice-The Advertisements OF the
th OH Colee q Medicine and Pharmacy established fo
paper w 81 RIl,E 4 Il; 1S S ~ ~ Sylumn =, Uni
once and Consulting Rooms o the College IS Nassau 1T