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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
August !

/ ralcs Golden IA HE e'erl ofrc Of The ctu superior
'ouri Law md chInecry 1r the county If Patrick
tt Courthouse ,hettrl The first Monday in July lsl:
ffFef la'ah', administrator oijossc .1fmpby deed.
Plaintiff,
GgaitSi
Elizabeth Cole, .3Hcaaa .usily. An.iice W .}fu4ply
uiian '4arHhf loaa lights and .itfiha his wile, " IL
linn .larpbg Elizabeth coc admiu,t4arix ii ,,,s 1fr
ply, 81. Ana Ruth. illmm and Richard Murphy. ni,nt
e.'ii'tea OF Jessc .1!aiply il. deed. Defendants
liz CnkNCEEY.
The defendants !ohl Light, and .1Iltla h, vile and Il L.
liam ialY not h,.ng entered their appearance, and IL, en
security according 10 the ii assembly and the rules of
' Court, ana It appearing 10y satisfactory eva len that
they are not Inhabitants thls commonwealth: on tn, mo-
ton oi the plaintiff, II is ordered thai the said last mention
en aeehiaht' do appear here ontle first Monday epcu
Der next and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that copy of
ms order be it'll published il the .ynchhrg Nirei-
LAT n "o months successfully and posted the lron door
o. 'hs eooitio"se o this county day.
\ Corv-Tt-ic.
Jnly 10 " - " " :, - ~
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tr-ft. 6,fr cash pre- given af II wheat df'eted
. Al att lumber haai,r Oh The eaoal- -,
sTFPfoE & TAiiAFERho'
w,n
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4 hi tna feectEiag 1iibelf new Store. neafls errn
. ziic tie huasa hfneilg ,a.aaf1rd ~ bi.A M
iOl NJ. lsf., aHl sPelidiI assofiiaeut 81
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.'Iss.s. a y. s .. .5a.tas :-tien:leinrn. Fel,n.
eiy due YOU and the community Al lirge send ~
certificate Of the healing virtues your safsaran R
uhcrs who noY suffering ~ have then could me-
tab,ished and Use your medicn, without delay,
was troubled with a severe a!csr IN my ankir vi,
tended hall way NJ to the knee di,charsias ,cf,
matter, itching, banning, and depii,ug ofcn u ,,r -
at night, aud yery painful 10 balr. ~
was recpnu,cnd4 ID tou.c Your S,tN apaiila D., Mr.
OGonAoll. who had been cured by ii, atl . e. i,n, =
bottles WAS completely cured 20 w
have DELAYED sending You this certificate for one ,
since the cure was effected in order scerta with ,
ty whether il WIS permanent and giys, ma
grcate pleasure To add that have neither soc non f
slightest rc.appearaner oil it, aud that entirely v,l
oufs very truly, SARAH MN TYRE
2lo Delaney sire t, AeA lyt
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IL CnANcEGy.

Nllt'lNlA;N rules held in tie clerks ol,ic o u
county cput of 5e~Iord, A.onday, the -h day ~
: ust, 1913:
Pleasant Preston, Thomas /. Ioitwith and St,llca
hut merchants and partners ifdm. nl' the >t,e "
!r!n offs. {. Hart : Co, plaintiffs,
against
'ha Crca>haw, administrator OF Jesse Golfer Iccea's
" iikefOn Crump and Elijah iii his vile. formerly tm'
beth eoicr, Thomas Coer, p,rpa T.. Coicr. John
Ter Lucy II. Coior, william T. Ro,aiand Mary : hi WE
io' merry Mar s. Cuier, Eu.h,u Gra, I'D f,,smm
Donald, ID, ,,nl.nt,.
In CHANcEny.
The defendants, Wik,rsol Crun mud Elizabeth =
WE, Thomas y. euler AMI Jo.eph T. Golfer, ha,nr y
eed their appearance and given security according top
AL 81 assembly and the rules Of this court and IL appeal
" satisfactory evidence that they are ants o "
communicable it ordered that they d. ape II here Oh "
ipur'h Monday IN October n,S, and answer the ~
nc pan'ius, ana, thai coy fthis order be f'hS,
published IN the l.ynchb rg Nigni,n Tor tw" months "
resSiFely, aud posted at the irun door of the couh''
thscounty. Copy-'rc-to
JNO. II. SrEPrOE, C!E' T.
AuSest W"
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CONTINUATION.

I'VE Undersigned, having purchased Of Nests. III.
Hond, Watson Co, lher stock OF G1uds. " n
'9fIYon the business, the old stand himself lie VIII
"'fa good assortment o Groceries hand aud sucits
ta nu1nee Of the patronage which has been extended
Ia the old firm. ia MES Nj. BOYD.
Fra II Is
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~ bcidiity sire |, CIV lu4
The allnwine statement is from i acnilemnu VIA,
Of the in druggists in the eiiy of Pm, ne,c aud hopl
exteniyc knowledge 81 mediine> OF ever, kind and
crience oi the effects oi Sands Sarsapailla his op,
al pecaIar value 10 tiie Hillirt ID
SANpss SNs5trAGILia.-l spctk Experimental, ,l,,.l
,ay thai this medicine is Far n,.e clltc,al II, ii, ,
rhton. acute Rheumatism til any otl.i uf,. amin,
nave ever tested Having endnf Iestene sueie atm
WITHIN tie last hs"Teais nom re cat. attacks # milan
tory or ae4'c Rhcumatisin nave rcccil, It'd S,,l
,afsaiarlh with the hapiesi M, health !, n
better than it has been or MANY tbs pat ny arp,tr
gapd, and my strength Is fapil} returning. aibu. H.
hellthtll change entirely 10 tic h.s ~ c,i M din
Feeling deep sympathy With th,,c who ci4 nal
ih most ormenitg and paini L complaint, ran,t lelo
from earnestly recommending 10 >lch The ue oi tins ,an
bic specific Having the mos ,fir. cs,ltn IN III, mo-
ieine AMI skin ol ID Sands, !, lrdurea Il cieb> H. L.
The et,e's {" their %aiapit', ID taxi pleasure IN adm.
my test Imony 10 that OF many .. Icgs ru.pienddafv
valuable properties, unknown 20 an. ieii.. by the
''iessrs. Sands. Gil tRl.E~ ihi ER In.
l'rn- gi>t and Ap1'ir,ar,
II md |. w esimihs.et-st Prov ,deuet, il /
For iriherplricuiar, md conclusive i'll, il, ~
Isfior value eil'ay see p'n' lie, Nh ia, n birf
ed oi hgent- gfaiis
Prepared ard sold, vholr.al, and ldai l., AB.n
SANDS, Nho!o.aie Druggist, Fnl'o,.-trr I. New laG
Sold also by H. Il I.INAN, Lyn'hhatt
William >!evens, Lexington: \ i,n,sl \ Ca l,,cbpul
Ro's"rS anderson. Pctl.bT- Il. \, Santos. Norfolk s
by Drnagj generally ihio1- ,nt the ii,d ,>tas lm{
u per bstlr six hotties tor >
~ lh' pahlic are rcspc;n l. requested na.pht,
i Sdals Sarsaptillld thu, hl' and 'aaftulA art
III rem r tbie cur.sot the iiiir', i - t,-,.
which the haaaii Iiamc is stbie the, tlo. ASH lot said
Sar-afarlis. and t4le 40 osler.
Aug 4 N6m
Y rules ho.lsn il The clerk, oiac + tn circn, .u,t
' court oil law lai ahln cr, l,t HE c,iiv :" Pan
Al The Courthouse thereof, thc it~tola, in ir, Isl
lana ,Iore, PLu"'ih
S1miei d. lbne. Within H. ~ 'ote, Madison N e..
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SANrS' sARssrARyIIa

f1R IN HlN13tt ~, f.FAlAN n elta ~ ~ -.
sWi=i>G reoa a. isirt sE tff, ~ u1e5b. - n,
II o. me l>lIAJ.s..
A milJ apet.rnt, asliseft,s ard tour co ,t,ir
y three most useful properties Of medWibe. ltl3.,4
ri5esani rss,ote, Seruula, Gamer lcpro-, an Tia ~
siaulaus SUe,. all diseases pi the skin, .il Ill , u
dlsatde,s not organic, but spfingng ifnin dsi -,
ton give way before it. hygeian innu..ire 'as
Diseases having their origin in impure s,i, oI fl,
and fluids generally, will be speed /, and elcci,iai
ei by This Invaluable medicine IFS opef tih,n / a.
and consists in Iemoyng .le 10 disease BIZ -.
into the circulation and passing through the .,nci.l W
The following letter will iur isl iaditi,lual te,,
the intrinsic virtues OF the Sarjapafiila llcy .4i
themselves ~" IN
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1 Ogn Uts!lEls fLAN SEEDING " s6
sDOV tpnrriase lulO bushels FaN seed, lo3
whleh We will pay seiy h'ah ree
LEE ( ROBERTS.
Aug. - Is
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ih5foSc ellis, Iln I hawkins Inr l.k,hn tl' in
hme- GoN and Elizabeth his wta iroiba Id liz aidl u
his Wiie U ~ ,ilis, .hmos tls ai. ihon t,i Is an
tnd distributes ui dphn ellis decd. II, liarl,
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: y "a ~ - $.
ch sAlE III THIS olrllL.
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- - , - - - -
ia iloekhdgs. ing james River. opposite Ia bffen
Ices Ferry, within iwo miles oi tie muuih 81 Hue
Norih tiyer and the Blue Ridge Canl. aud hnc miles
81 the Natural bridge. hrin1 the same Tract laetly
owned by CD. John NJ Gfeenee dec, Of Norlii Caro-
ina. Tins Tract contains,
6 e o q 4 o D. G q x s.
about nne hail 81 which Is cleared land. aud tie residue
sell timberel OF the Hae,eand Land. about 80 arfes
are glaze land. c1pl5p Of being converted nio neaiow;
ahout lHD botrnn. and Ir5e portion oi
The resid1e Is ihr fI..l mnallo srl.
The lefels will bs srf} hocral. (as Il .a} intention
IN c"nfef ie tic purchase money into interest hear
ny unJj aad vii be Tally made known on lhr dsy Of
SHE.
Persons Hamlra information will address J. -. Da~
sidsan, Lexington. Va; and the land will he shown h
any une, Wishing Ia examine il. b. John /. Grrenleo,
Al Greenlee's Fely, " II. J. Wright. residing The
premises. SAMUEL FLEMnlNG.
July u MISS.
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~ h' pahlic respe:tinl requested .fr, t3
II i Sands SasHptiilld thar h. and i, .nqauA arhttH.
al rem rl tue cur:su t the ilir - t,i-ci.
which ihe aa,u aiHe is sthic t,c,tlo, ASH sud
Sar-aparll!s. and tase 40 oal,r.
Aug 4 w6n
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y .:irs@ $50. =, "a .1a.a.,c,
r. % ~ S.s T. L.

WILL SELL. n public suction. tc'ofr thc if5a
. daar vi fin cuufilogse. in LeNfnsea. ~ The ~
iy NJ September next ihli valuable and Wei AagNt
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Feb. Il
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09
Washington Nay 18Th ls45
FOURTH OF JULY.

The Anniversary of our independence was du-
ly celebrated in this place IN our own peculiar
religio-civic manner. Upon moderate estimate,
near 500 children and perhaps half as many
adults formed the procession which moved from
The II. E. Church, TO Mr.. Lazelere's grove to lis.
ten 10 the address and music, and taste the lots of
provisions furnished by the voluntary contributions
of our citizens.
The only appearance of military in the streets.
was the uniform Of the "juvenile nvincibles," who
as yet are far more likely TO dream Of reveling in
piles Of gingerbread than in the Wigwams o!
Oregon" The weather was uncommonly fine,
and The day passed off without any accident to
mar its enjoyments. Having been prevented from
attending most of the exercises, we cannot give a
delaiied account of them.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

One ofihe prominent items Of the times, is the
removal Of Gen. Lewis, as appears. for very
singular cause. A daughter ofihe Gen. had mar
ried gentleman connected with he French EN-.
bassy, which Mr.. Polk regarded as bringing him
too closely in connection with foreign power TO
be safely trusted with State affairs; he was accor-
dinghy forthwith dismissed.
He then appealed TO Gen. Jackson, but found
that Mr.. Polk had been in advance of him in seek
ing the Ex-Presidenis approval. The Veteran re-
turned him the warmest expressions of friendship,
but cnuidnt help him. His letter we have moi
room to insert.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

lance of 102 miles, thence TO Holiday sburgh lO4
miles, thence transported his boat, with her car
90, over tie Allegheny Mountain on the Portage
Railroad, s. miles to Johnstown. thence to Pitts
bureh 1903 miles, to Beaver BY the Ohio river, %
miles. thence to Erie oy the Erie Extension ca
nal, 1876 miles, making the whole distance gone
over by the Star by canal. railroads end river. OF
792 miles.
We were informed by Capt. Turney that ve-
~ good business can be done in This branch Of
trade as soon as the navigation on our canal shall
he considered permanent.
Capt. Turney deserves for bis perseveI ance the
thanks of The community, few of whom we believe
have entertained The belief that they would in
Erie boat loaded at The Anthracite coal mines
of Penos, lvana. Thus day by day ,he mems of
business for our canal dcvelupes itself. Twenty
wears ago, rhc man wuud have been pronounced
crazy who would have foretoed that boats laden
with coal would be lifted over The Allegheny noun
ans without disturbing he cargo. and then quiet
ly hoated into the waters Of Lake Erie.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09
THE FOURTH I'M DETROIT.
Correspondence of the Ypsilanti Sentinel.

correspondence
DETROIT, July A, 1915.
Mr. Editor-This grand Gala-day of the nation
came off in fine style. 1t was usnered in by the
firing of national salute at the barracks. At IL
o'clock procession was formed at the junction
Of Woodward and Jefferson avenues, composed
of regiment of volunteer troops and citizens gen.
erallv, which under the command of the Militia
ry officers marched through the various streets to
the City Hall, where after the usual appropriate
commencement of music and prayer, the Decla-
ration of independence was read.
As the words and sentiments of that noble and
time-honored instrument fell on the ear and sank
to the heart of each auditor, his thoughts involun-
,ary reverted TO the times that tried mems souls :
TO the various fields of blood where the lives, for
tunes, and sacred hOnors, OIL that parchment so
nohly pledged, were SO gloriously redeemed =
thence around on the citIzen-soldiery there assem-
bed, in every lineament Of whose manly features
could be read The sure guaranty of defence a
gains, any aggressions on the rights and privle.
ges so justly ours and forward, through the vista
Of the future TO the fairer hopes and brighter WIS.,
IONS still to be realised should Columbia's sons
prove true 10 the covenant of blood, so firmly
bound by the perils, lives ana sufferings of cur
Pilgrim ancestors.
1NCAt SutiiO tiC Oiattou W IL. LIZ
replete with manly and patriotic eloquence. with
thoughts that breathe and words that burn,'' But
should fail in acting as reporter--your readers
must conceive for themselves the man, the subject
and the occasion.
Various other were the means of enjoyment re-
sorted to by our citizens, such as boat rides, Pick
Nicks, &c. The beautiful Island just above our
city was visited by great numbers during the day.
Among the ceremonies performed there was that
of Christening the Island anew. ard Instead of the
vulgar name Hog Island" it is hereafter to be
known by the more euphonious title, LA BELLE
ISLE"
There was magnificent display of fire works
in the evening at the Michigan garden, BY our el.
low townsman. Mr.. Adair and the way he "does
up the clean thing" in his time saint TO be beat,
But the evident increase of n,emperauce amongs
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09
OUR MISCELLANY.

The people oI Ottawa, Keni. arr q Wes-
tern Calhoun are moving in the matter Of rail-
road from Grand Rapids 10 Battle Creek, to cum
meet with the Central Road. At a meeting held
the 25ih of juno, at Grand Rapids COMMITTEES
was appointed 10 procure charter next winter
ard another 10 solicit subscribers for the survey.
0EThe Wyandot Reservation near The village
of Fla Rock. in Wayne County, is to be sold at
the Land office in Detroit. The minimum price
$500 per acre, the improvements TO be appraised.
Some of these lands are of excellent quality.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09
GrWe learn that .wo mem were severely in

GIVE learn that Two men were severely in.
jured in Marshall, on the 4lh inst. by the prema.
ture explosion of a cannon. One individual los
ing an arm, and another both. We hoped to
have received the Marshall Statesman in time to
publish particulars, but were disappointed.
We wonder If any body received qualification
enough from, the firing of a cannon to compensate
these unforunates for The loss of their limbs. If
so, they had better pay up speedily.
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u.s. apparent in The groups fits victims collected
round the various groggeres of the city gave US
great pain, and should serve to awaken every
lover OF his country to redoub ed exertIons in the
cause OF temperance on the prosperity Of which.
depends the enjoyment of our superior privileges
as people. YouIs rulv M,
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u The Buffalo Pilot! where is il! Wepub-
l:shed its prospectus aud thereby became entitled
to receive it one year, after which We should have
been willing 10 pay the required difference, but
We have now missed it for several days. VIII
you please explain Mr.. Pilot.
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w o o l..

Upon personal enquiry. we ascertain that up 10
Saturday last. the 23h inst. seventy five thousand
three hundred and sixty pounds Of wool had been
shipped TO The east from this place. Last wear,
up to the 9Th of November, 1892 lbs were ship
ped from Tins village.
Shp'd this year up to June, 9th, 1886
last Nov. 81, 63642
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

HereupOn Mr. Lewis relieves himself aud seeks
redress OF his grievances in The following noes,
which the President treats with The same coniu-
mely he showed before election to The Pennsylva-
ma burghers who enqured concerding his ani-tar.
iii sentiments, aud in fact, he seems to have this
same peculiar way of treating all subjects of an I'M
pleasant nature.
To see the heads of Democrats themselves,
s'sned
Like taps othisile''
under their own guillione is no disagreabl spec
tac'e to Nhigs:-But to the correspondence.
Washington 9Th May, 1916
SIr:-l learn from a private source that YOU
have intlmaied that my removal from office was
rendered necessary, because the position occn.
pied was dangerous to The Government. inasmucIl
as IT would enable me 10 impart Information 10 a
foreign power, to the disadvantage OF my own
country.
hope there is some mistake in this--you ad
the ght to take my office from mp,bl not my re-
paaton. beg therefore 10 be Informed whether
you have made the lmputalIon against me to which
have referred
Your obediebt ser want, w. B. LEWIS
To JAMES X. Polk, Esq. Pres. of the u. S.
Washington Nay 18Th 1915.
Sir; wrote YOU note few days ago, which
was handed to you on Tuesday morning 18Th,
by NJ Eaton, who informed me that you assured
him that it should be attended To the same day.
As nc answer has been received, though two days
have elapsed, have hough, possible it may have
escaped your recollection. My object, therefore
IN addressing 10 you. Is again 10 ask your attention
10 the matter, and to say to you that early reply
IS desired, as | am anxious 10 leave for TenGes-
see, and this is all now that deains me. But al
low me, at tie same time TO say TO you sir, that
my character is involved i'll This affair, am unwll
ling TO leave Washington, however anxious may
be 10 do SO, until apprised of your determination
in relation to my no!e handed you by Mr.. Eaton,
as stated above, | am sir. your obedent serv't.
w. b. LEWIS.
To james X. Polk, Esq. Pres. United States
Washington Nay 18Th 1915
Sir; Having waited week and received no
answer TO my note am authorized to believe you
have decided not TO answer it, from which infer
that The limitations therein referred to as having
been made by you, are true, you would have
availed yourself of the opportunity TO disavow
them. | think proper, therefore, to inform yon
that | propose starting 10 morrow morning for
Teuesee. and shall there determine upon the time
and mode of viEdicatlng my character against the
aspersuns which you have attempted 10 cast upon
it. l am, sir, your obedeut servant,
w. B. LEVI is.
To James X P"k. President United States.
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Nor do we perceive that cheapness of freight
aud fare is to be necessary consequence Of the
sale ofthe roads. The Directors would doubt
less.eve maintain the highest rates during the
continuance ofnavigaiion, which would moi drive
commerce and travel round the lakes and during
The remainder OF the year. such as public neces-
si'y might enable then 10 obtain.
We have not time TO enlarge.hut in our view the
possession by a chartered company of any Rail-
road across this Peninsula. commanding the great.
or part efihe trsde OF Lakes, Erie and Mchi-
gan would DO the most odious and powerful mo-
nopoly which The country has ever behed.
But there some who doubt the policy o:
Stale works of improvements under any circum-
stances. The correctness of the policy, We app
preheud depends very much on The circumstances
of the case. The general policy of all nations has
been To avoid as much as possible direct taxation.
To affect this. various schemes have been adop-
ted, many of them only having the merit Of Ia
king the tax from The pockets Of the people imper-
ceptiblv: such as duties on exports, excise duties
&c., through the intricate mazes of government.
Some communities, however, aud we are happy to
learn ours is Que, so favoraby situated that a
revenue may be obtained in paymsnt for an equiv.
alent actually rendered. The carrying of so much
freight, and SO many passengers for SO much coin;
aud of that lot the largest share from our own cit
liens, but from those of other States. Under these
circumstances. we have no doubt of the policy Of
State Improvements.
But TO conclude, the sale or suspension of the
Public works. seems TO be inevitable of the pres
ent course Of divide counsel, and divided action
even if it were unattended with party favorsm
and parry prcfigacy. be pursued.
This We have tried to show will bene fit neither
the commonwealth, nor particular sections. Will
not the people then take The subject into consdera
ton, and look for an Executive and a Legislature
the coming winter that will by prompt reduction
of all our expenses, and united effort to complete
the most import ant of our public works, brighten
the reputation cf our State. develop her resources,
and augment her prosperity
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63,642


From above it will be seen that the wool crop
in this county has greatly increased during the
past year. A considerable amount vet remains
in store at this place. and small quantities CONT aue
To arrive. We think that up To the time quoted
ior last year. at least. 100000 lbs. will have been
shipped irem Am Arbnr besides this, a large
quantity has been purchased by the factory ~ the
lower village. Tor manulaclnre.-Argus.
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GFTHE INDIANA HoUsE.-We prepared
n,uce of,hls establishment two weeks since, which
was overlooked We hasten therefore TO do JUS
tice to the proprietor by calling the attention Of
our readers 10 his invitation in our advertising
columns. By all means try those first in whatev-
er business they are employed. who are not afraid
to advertise.
We only speak our own experience when we
say, such are uniformly the men, and almost the
only men with wh I'M one can maintain business
relations with mutual advantage. By advertising
thy manifest an enterprislng spirit. live and lei
live disposition, which always prompts a man to
sc eK MS own wetf1re by promoting thai of others.
But there is one exception TO this rule against
which we wish to warn our readers. When you
see man seek 10 avoid the obligation which ad.
vertsiug among his own townsmen, and those
whose patronage he seeks, by bringing his bills
and notices from Misunderstanding himself ut.
terly unwilling to assist he business and enterprise
of The people whose favor he seeks himself. He
is only seeking TO promote his own sel6shness-
he is seeking by, false promises of advantage se
bring fish to his ret.
Thus endeth the first lesson.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

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explain this passage, "and they were clothed with
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