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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-17
Medical Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the people of
i Ypsilanti and adjoining towns that he has iecent>
ly located himself here
HOMGPA THO PHYSICIAN
and now ready attend The calls of those who may
faver him with their patronage. He hopes by his de-
voiion the study and practice OF his profession,
merit the confidence of his patients Homeopathic
medicines put up OF der at low prices at the shortest
notice. THOS. BLACKWOOD, M. d.
Homoepa hist
Ypsilanti, Nov 25, lS45. Al 6m
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NNGLlSH AND AMERICAN Drawing
~ Books, Mezn,in Inda Ink, Drawing Pa
per. Pencil Brushes, Newmans Paints, and ott eIs
and all the tools for drawing and painting at the
Book store of E. SAMSON.
YpsiIanii Nov. 25, lS45 44T
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CaItruIIy Itpdlreu anu WaIrdHteu'
fpsilati, November Ia, 1S45.

MISS HARRIET ROWLEY.-Desres to inform
ISl her friends, and the public generally, thar she
has resumed her business, of Millinery and Dress
king. her former stand on Congress Street, above
Larzeere's 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 IL. 1915 l2tf
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, D

STATE OF M MICHIGAN CHIC; tn attachment n y be-
ceve esq justice OF the peace in and for said county
of Washtenaw.
William Brown VS. Robert Crickmore,
Notice is hereby given that writ of attachme II has
been issued in the above entitled against the
goods, chates, rights and credits of the above named
defenden and that said has been adjourned for
trial until The ID day of January 1886 O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day the office of said justice
in YpSiIant in said county. WILLIAM BROWN.
Dated YpsiIanti, Oct I'd l945. 81 5w
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DROKE into the enclosure of the
Id subscriber Thursday mis- hit the 10Th inst q
LIGHT GRAY MAZE with dark name and tale, with
bunch the eft side of the neck, and slight wound
the back, shod all around, apparently eight hire
years old and also bunch her right hind foot near
the fetterlock joint The subscriber would moi ify the
to prove property pay charges and take her
way. Geo. MURQUORN.
PitsfeId, Ang II, 1915. 90 Sw
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In CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.

IN CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.
John Y. Larzelere YIN Pursuance and BY vir-
VS. tue of decree Of this
James w. Waterberry Scourt made in the above EN-
titled cause on the lOth dav of July A. D. s45. notice
g hereby given, that the undersigned, one OF tne
Masters of the said Court, will on Tuesday the Ilth.
day of November next of the clock in the alter
noon of that day. expose for sale at Public Auction at
the YpsiIanti House, kept by Abial Hawkins, IN the
village of Ypsianti. County of Washtenaw, State OF
Michigan to the highest bidder, all the following de-
scribeG piece or parcel of land, with the appurenan-
thereunto belonging situated in the Village OF Up
silanti aforesaid known and described as Village Lot
number one hundred and twenty six (l26) containing
forty seven rods of ground, be the same more or less
according to the plat upou record at the Of
fee in Ann Arbor in said County. The sale will Dc
absolute.
Dated September 10th A. D. 1645
SKINNER g. JosLIN GEO. DANFOkIh
Compts. Sol MASTER IN CHAHcERY
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Come one Come all !!


4 ND examine Samsons stock of Books Stationary,
IA Fancy Goods Jewelry and Plated ware Musicol
Instruments,
TOYS AND
YANKEE NOTIONS,
To say nothing Of the other department of his business
They all know he keeps the best and the
best Of
Drugs and Medicines
and sells them the cheapest of any one in town. notwh
standing the "great decline" EPSON Salts and Sui
phor within the last four months.
He wishes more particularly say 20 and all
that he has just received the largest stock Of Books
and Stationary that be found in the county and he
pledges himself to adhere strictly Detroit city prices
in their disposal and he does that mo
ably find fault high prices account of their being
little compel iiion for person, upon enquiry.
will and that many kinds of Books sold lower in
Detroit. than they retail for in the city of New York
Reader you will find among his stock. almost every
thing in the shape of book from No. 10 quarto BIZ
bic. down the "deyil sticks" Just call and
see for yourselves. 42f
Ypsilanti, Novemb l8. 1875.
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Wanted Immediately

A I the Emporium of Fashion, several good Jour.
"A neymen Tailors to whom steady employment will
be given.
N. b. All orders for work promptly executed with
neatness and taste. j. K. HAWKINS.
Ypsilanti, Oct. 90 1915 of
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New and Splendid MilIinary Goods

IFC" ut1U NPIO11u1o1 1'1I1rr1 0Oo0'
NEISS F. NICHOLS, wishes to inform The citizens
w of Ypsanti and its vicinity that she has just
ceved from the East, splendid assortment Of
NLLLINARY GOODS.
which she will dispose of cheap for cash and ready pay
She has also procured good Foreman by which the
Dressmaking business will be conducted with neat
ness and despatch.
o Bonnets dressed in the neatest, latest and most
fashionable style.
N, b. All orders attended to without delay.
Ypsanti, June Ill, ISi5. l9t.
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Clocks and Watches
IA. A. PA Il X s,

Z
- the adjacent towns that he has established himself
in the CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING bust.
ness in part of the
Book and Drug Store
Of E. Samson, where he will be happy to receive
share of public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the bnsi-
and since been in the employ of some of the best
workman east, he latters himself that he give
tire satisfaction all who may fit to employ him.
good assortment of well selected Watch materials
constantly on hand and all KINDS of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
carefully repaired and warranted.
Ypsilati, November Ia, 1845. 42f
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$780,, n .sA''',rsH' all heal
IS BOTTLES Wisters Balsam of Wild Cherry
25 dc Stsrkweather HepaticElxer
SO do Bristos Sarsaparia just received and for
sale by E SAMSON. agent.
Ypsilanti November 25, IS45, 45f
Please call and get Pamphlets of the above.
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A pure article of fourth proof BRANDY

A pure article of fourth proof Brandy.
nLD PORT. Madeira, and Malaga WINES. aud
" Holland Gin, kept constantly Tor Medirnal mes
by July, %. lS4a. Gift f.. SAMSON
NOOLSCAP and LETTER PAPER by Tie
Ream or Quire for sale low bv
Fl E, SAMSON
Ypsilau'i November IS. le4S AT
HROUND Coffee, Ground Pepper and Ground SPICE
W put up expressly for family use and tnr safely
July =. d. c, G0ODW tf.L
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C. HI. VANcLEvE, his Attorney.
Dated Ypsilanti October %, 1045. A
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TCIT
now engaged in third expedition; but it is not ex
pected that this arduous service will be completed in
season to enable me to communicate the result to
the Congress at the present session.
Condition Of the Navy.
The successful use of steam navigation on the
Ocean has beenfollowed by the introduction of war
steamers in great and increasing numbers, into the
navies of the principal maritime powers of the world.
A due regard to safety, and to an efficient
protection to own large and increasing commerce
demands corresponding increase on our part. No
country has greater facilities for the construction of
vessels of this description that ours or can prom
Use itself greater advantages from their employ
ment. They are admirably adapted to the protec-
ton of our commerce. the rapid transmission of in
telligence and to the coast defence. In pursuance
of the wise policy of gradual increase of our navy,
large supplies of live oaktimber, and other materials
for ship building, have been collected and are now
under shelter and In state of good presery ation,
while iron steamers be built with great facility
in various parts of the Union. The use of iron as
material especially in the construction of steamers
which can enter with safety many of the harbors a.
LONG our coast inaccessible vessels of greater
draIght g. the practicability of constructing them in
the INFERIOR strongly recommends that liberal appro-
nrations should be made for this important object
Whatever may have been our policy in the earlier
st.oes of the government, when the nation in
it's infancy our shipping interests and commerce com
srativeIy smalLour resources limited, our population
l,arse and scarcely extending beyond the iis OF the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

or "Recent town elections in Ohio show
great Wing gains, compared even with the con-
test last fall, and give assurance that the Wings
will sweep every thing before them in the next
general election in that State. National In
telligencer,
The assertion that there is nothing new under
the sun, is protein false by the above, for if the
foregoing be not nelcs TO the people or Ohio,
then we know nothing about the matter The
town elections in Ohio have never been so en-
couraging 10 the democracy, or so adverse to
whiggery, as they are this sping. Whiggery
will drive (nOt sweep "epery thing before them in
the next general election" bur, in doing so,
will, of necessity, have to be behind, as was the
Irishman's horse, when distanced in the race
Statesman.
Lord Bacon beautifully said--"If man be
gracious 10 strangers, it shows that he is q citi-
zen of the world, and that his heart is no island
cut off from other lands, but continent that
joins them.
GEowTn OF BUFFALo.-We learn from the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, that the number
of buildings erected in that city within the last
year, is upward of four hundred, the estimated
cost of which is about $450,000.
A shopkeeper, the other day, stuck upon his
door the following laconic advertisement: "A
boy wanted" On going TO his shop the next
morning he beheld smiling little urchn in a
basket with the following Pithy label--"Here he
Iis!n
Geography and grammar strive with each 9th.
er to form the pitch of the following clever puns
Which is the coolest river? The ice is Qsis)
There is another colder--the Iser decor.
A PERTINENT QUESTION. ---''We were all chill
dren once, my dears." "La! ma! then who
took care Of the baoies?"
Abby Kelley, while ecuring on Abolitionisn
at Harrisburgh, few evenings since, was peltet
with eggs.
A pig ten months old was slaughtered at An
dersons, N. H., the other day, weighing wher
dressed $50 pounds.
AN UPsTART.---The most biting modification
you can infct upon an upstart, is, to take nc
notice of him.
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JHNIElo NJ NAI, Ods
State Bank, April 8, l945.

DIVISION OF VRGINIA.--There is a growing
feeling in Western Virginia in favor of dividing
that ancient commonwealth into two States
making the Blue Ridge the division line. Nu-
merous grievances suffered by Western Virginia
at the hands of the people inhabitng the Eastern
portion, particularly in the control of legislation,
through superior Representations, derived from
Slave population, which is in great degree con-
fined to that district of the State lying east Of
the mountains, will in time render this a serious
question for the people TO settle. In Western
Virginia there has long been desire among the
people to have Convention called for the pur-
pose Of so amending the Constitution as 10 re-
medy the evil of unequal Representation; this
has met with opposition by the eastern popula-
ton, although it would be but the simplest JUS
tice---Cin. Enquirer.
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A NEW COUNTERFEIT.

Fire dollar note on the State Bank Of Indiana.
The public are cautioned against counterfeit
of the last plate of S.. The counterfeit is well
calculated to deceive, the centre vignette, {two
females, strong box, ship and steamboaD the
figures 5 on each side of the word "five" across
them, the figure and v on the left and the female
figure and 5 on the right, the dogs head at the
bottom of the note, and indeed the whole of the
engraving is very accurately copied but inferior
to the genuine. The sky clouding around the
centre vignette is in very distinct lines, as also
around the figures five Immediately on each side
of the vignette, while in the genuine it is soft
or blended. The open or white part of the
leaves surrounding The figure S at the bottom
oftho note on each side in the genuine cannot
he discovered in the counterfeit, and this is the
most striking difference. Observe in the wreath
around the young lady seated in tho lap of onotl-
thcr that five flowers can be seen, while in the
genuine there are but four.
JAMES M. RAY, Cashier.
State Bank, April 8, 1S45
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Proceedings of "a School District Meet.
ing

A respectable School District meeting was
held in the school house, in the town of Jeffer-
son, county of Harrison, on the 22d of April,
lS45, which was organized by appointing An
DREW SwARrz chairman, and G. Seymour secre-
tary The OBJ ject of the meeting stated, was to
consider the public conduct of those whose acts
affected their district. The following resolutions
were, with one exception, unanimously passed ::
ReSolUed, That we deem the conduct of John
NJ Burns, (Township Cerk) in lis late appoint
ment of School Directors in this district, highly
reprehensiblc, and his attempt TO Selfhire him
self, usurpation and an abuse Of the power he
accidentally possesses.
Re3olped, That VIC hereby again and publicly
declare, that we do disaPproue of John M.
Burns as Teacher of school, having given him
patient trial of eighteen months.
ResOIoed, That the pledge given us by John
Reed, Director, that he would not employ John
M. Burns, gave US hope that We would not be
materially affected by Burns appointment; but
the said Reeds more recent vascillating conduct
has destroyed all our hopes and confidence in
him-beleving him lost TO all sense of honor.
ReSoloed, That we confess ourselves aston
ished at the acceptance by Henry Hilbert of the
office of director, in view of the fact, that there
are more than thirty houschoIderS in the district
who have children, while he himself is not a
householder, is not married, and is nowse inter-
csted in the school; his only object being to Sc
cure place for a Brothcr-in-lam. We doubt if
the State of Ohio can produce parallel instance
Of cool impudence on SO small scale.
ReSolUed, That we feel ourselves compelled
TO make this public expression of our fo elings,
that our silence may not be construed into an
acquiescence, nor we be reproached with the
influence of cowardly fear.
ResolUcd, That DR.. Geo. w. Dufield, Jack.
son Croskey and Gideon Seymour constitute a
committee to make legal Investigations and other.
wise carry out the wishes Of this meeting.
Resolued, That these proceedings be signed
by the chairman and secretary, and be published
in all the Cadz papers
ANDREW SWARTZ, Chairman.
G. SEYMOUR, Secretary.
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NEW GOODS.>
SieIcarI, .NtIIigam 3. Bennett

StelCGrE, .HtIIigGH q Bennett
NAkE pleasure in announcing to their old friends
Il and the public generally, that they have just
eelVed and are now opening at their Immediate
iy opposite the Court House, the largest and
MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
brought to this market Their Stock comprises all
kinds OF merchandise offered for sale in the Western
Stores; among which are
Cloths. Satnetts, Cassimeres, both Wool and Cot
ton Summer Stufs, all kinds of Bal zerines Lawns,
Cash mere Dcosse, Berashe, with large and splendid
lot Of Prints at from
SIX TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
Also: Leghom Hats, Braid & silk Bonnetts, with
general assortment of Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware Ton Nails Scyhes, Scythe sneads, Sheep shears
Wool Twinc, etc, etc etc.
All which will be sold as low as they can be pur-
chased at any other establishment in the West.
Call, Friends, and examine our Stock before you
purchase elsewhere.
All n nds of Country produce and even CASH will
be received IN exchange s., NJ, q Is.
Cadiz, April 25th lS45.
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HEALTH!--OH! GIVE ME MY
HEALTHY


How oft and repeated do we hear these words utter
ed from the lips of those who lay prosated upon the
"Couch of Hope" borne down with disease and sick
ness, without perhaps, sympathsing friend or medi-
cal aid to comfort their distress When we take into
consideration the many that have 'fallen asleep in
death during the past year in own city, county, and
neighboring towns and the many whose lives are yet
despaired o-ths sight must certainly awaken the
sibiites of the most houghtess of the uncertainty of
ife-those hat with but few days since are
gonclooing around for the familiar faces" of those
who took active part in the business scenes of life
and those who attended our places of worship-where
are they! Echo answers, in yonder graveyard The
high, the low, the rich, and poor, have met the same
fate; the beamng eye of the beautiful is dimmed and
closed forever the voice that spoke so harmless and
eoquents the hand that once spoke the hearts
friendship is unfeeling, stiff and cold What has eau
sed all this arrangement and destruction Ohuman life
and feelingreader has been the work Of that fell
monster CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION! YE
DEATH! Behold, this calamity which is in nine ca
ses out of ten brought on by suicidal neglect Why
not then endeavor to suppress the fatal vctor-he first
eeed of that horrible disease, by procuring in time that
Panacen of the healing art
DIR. DUNC.AJnS EXPECTOR.4NT REMEDY;
medicine that has performed thousands yea, tens of
thousnndsof cures and does for the suffering canEnlp-
tire patient all that is in the power of medicine to per-
torm therefore, dono rie yourself with the many ig-
norant quack nosrums pufed into notice throug the
public papers. "Seek and ye shall fnd.n
fresh supply of medicine just received and for sale
wholesale and retail by ap. 301 w. B. BEEBE.
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Rn WAKING UP. The National Tntelligencer,
in announcing the changes in the departments
at Washington, says
off we do not accompany the announcement
OF these acts of prescription with the comments
which they call for, it is ussuredy not because
we do not share the general feeling which they
have excited"
This venerable paper was as nsensible as the
clod of the valley, and as dumb as mummy,
when the whig cabinet, during HaIrison's thirty
days Of Presidential life, were welding the axe.
II could see the treasury go down to tde-waiters,
Granger strike post masters by thousands, and
the other departments go on in the same STYLE.
and feel not pang. This was not prescription.
Oh, no! II was prescribing prescription! Now,
few removals give it the horrors; for this is ac-
tual, bona fde prescription! What crocodiles,
these whigs.--Bufdlo Courier.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoTlCE is hereby given to all persons indebted to
IN the estate of Nathan r. Turner, late of German
township, Harrison county, decd, that the undersign-
cd has been appointed administrator, with the will an
nexed. All persons therefore knowing themselves to
be indebted TO said estate requested make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
tho same will present them for settlement legally pro-
ven, within one year from this date.
GIDEON SEYMOUR,
Administrator tesfdDento annero Of the estate o
Nathan X Turner, deceased. apr 30
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OLD PICKLE FOR PRESERVING MEAT.---Somc
farmers consider old pickle worth dollar gal
Ion for this purpose. AS il is saturated with the
animal juices, it necessarily abstracts little from
the mass to which it is applied. 1t may be kept
six or seven years, and with it, even at this age
pork may be put down safely in the hottest wea.
'ther. 1t should never be scalded, but merely
strained, that the grosser parts and sedimenlary
deposits may be effectually separated from the
fluid.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

DEMOVAL by fre.-Thos. W. Scaife has removed
II his Grocery Store to No. 166 Penn. next door
above Hand st. where he hopes his former customers
will not orsake him. think the walk too far, as he
will be extremely thankful to all who will aid him by
their patronage thro ugh his present difficulties.
To my friends who aided me in rescuing my goods,
and my creditors and others who dealt so Kindly by
would say scarcely know who to thank FIRST most,
but to all lam under deep and lasting obligations, and
trust they may be better rewarded. apr 30
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NEW STORE IN CADIZ!
wM DoGGs r. V. sMERAL G. s. ATKINSON
BOGGS, STMERAE 81 Go.
Splendid Stock of Goods!

FENEIE subscribers respectfully beg leave to inform
the citizens of Cadiz and the surrounding country
that they have just received and are now opening,
large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
In the old store room Of r. Craig at the corner mme
diatey below tie Sentinel Office, and opposite Mahood
Grimes store. Their Stock consis of every variety
of Goods usually found in a store, such as Dry Goods
Groceries, Hard,care, QueensCare Cina Glassware,
and full supply of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles
The subscribers assure their friends and the Public
that every article in their store is and resh and
warrante to be good and we are determined to sell
at small advance for cash. or approved country pro-
duce Purchases solicited to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
April 16, 1945. BOGGS, SIMERAL g. CO.
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ogden AND SNOWDEN, Successors of Avery,
" Ogden and Co y have removed to lIborts street,
head of Wood, Corner of Irwin Alley,) where they
will be pleased to their old friends and customers
Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Gazette, ST. Louis Re-
publican, and Louisville Courier, copy l month";
Maysville Eagle, Portsmouth Tribune Columbus
Journal and Ohio Statesman, copy weeks.
Pittsburgh, Pa. April 90.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
DO hereby forewan all persons against purchasing
/ or trading for two notes of hand given by me TO
James II. Baker, bearing date the 18th or l4th of
February, l945; the first for Two Hundred and Twen-
y-eight Dollars and 98 cents payable one year from
date; the other, for Three Hundred and Sixty-Two
Dollars and "a cents, payable two years from datc-as
am determined not to pay said notes, unless compel
led by law; they having been obtained faudulently,
and without due consideration.
March 24th 1s45. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

AMERICANS IN RoME.---We find in the French
Journal, list Of the various artists now at Rome,
for the purpose of perfectng themselves in their
pursuits. In the list, America is represented
by eleven painters, one sculptor, one architect,
and one engraver
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MARRiED-On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev.
Whitaker, Dr. L. CANS, of Stark county to Miss MAR
GARET G. HANNA, of Steubenville.