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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

EPSON Salts and Flor Sulpher
M AY be had for one shilling per pound the Drug
lVA Store OF E. SAMSON.
Tpsilanti, July %. l645, 27f
GOD FISH, a fine lot and of the first quality for
~ sale by D. &. GOODW1LL.
Aqril %.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

New and Splendid Millinary Goods
MEfss F. NICHOLS. wishes inform the citizens
WI of Ypslanti and its vicinity that she has just re-
ceived from the East, a splendid assortment Of
MfLLINARF GOODS.
which she will dispose of cheap for cash and ready pay
She has also procured good Foreman, by which the
Dress.making business will be conducted with neat
ness and despatch. -..-.- ... -.....-
fashionable style. ,,..fs ........
N, B. All orders attended to without delay.
Ypsilaht. June IL, 1S45. 19t.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10
UrVcylng z.

GEORGE COOK, Would give notice to the Public
VI that he has completed his studies the Science of
Surveying and is readyto do all business in his
line with fidelity and despatch. All persons wanting bu
siness done his line will please call him at his resi-.
dencein York, Was, ,I,w Go. Michigan,
,4ns:5 I. LS4s
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

NJ o. SUGAR just received on consignment vim.
~ Cncinnatti, lot of New Orleans sugar, for sale
y Chas III. WILKINS, Toledo u.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

A pure article of fourth proof Brandy.
old PORT. Madeira, and Malaga WINES. and
" Holland Gin, kept constantly for Medicinal uses.
by July, 90, l845, Gift E. SAMSON.
yUVOBACCO lot of superior Missouri and Kentuc
III ky Tobacco just received ard for sale by
Chas. HI. WILLIAMS, Toledo, 0.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10
HgROKE into the enclosure of the

subscriber on Thursday mig hi the 10Th inst n
LIGHT GRAP MAKE with dark name and tale Will,
bunch on the left side of the neck, and slight wound
on the back shod all around apparently eight or nine
years Old and also bunch her right hind foor near
the fererock joint The subscriber would notify the
owner to prove PROPERTY. pay charges and take her a.
way. Gen SIIfR OflOPN
PIlsfe!d, Ang ~, 1916. .9sw.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

NHR. MOSES l. ESPERANCE, would inform his
vH friends and the public generally that he has re-
turned and resumed his business of House, Carriage
and Sign painting. He may be found at his shop OPP
posite Hawkins Hotel where he will be happy to
his former patrons. and all who may desire his service
Wednesday July OATH 1S45. ~. =,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10
Drugs and Medicines
E. 8 A M SO N.

E. MSON.
" GUILD respectfully invite the attention of the
citizens of Ypslanti and vicinity to his stock Of
rugs and Medicines which comprise almost every ar
Gle usually called for, among which may be found
cids, all kinds lemon svrup
mmonia TOD
e'ner Lozengcs. indicated
crude and white Musk Chinese
hnis SEED Mustard seed
qua A"i"iohia Muriate soda
quafortis duplex Matches
rrow root Mace
.rsehic Nj w., "a,
iuih Nutmegs
.dhesve Salve M;.ro
'euque OH. Oil Peppermint
i''a" Ca'o""e' do Winergreen
do Honey ~ C;nn.mnn
do Life ~ 49,
do Hourhound ~ C,hohs
W ~ do Cloves
IN - do Lavender
':' do Norwood
Hacking 10 IT,.
go Ae.. do Olive or sweet
ronze yellow and white ~ ~ Csrn
ears oil ~ Coi,
Burgundy pitch 10 81! a"uN"
- - do Juniper
'ue Pill mass 10 npiuoe
IT, ST do Almonds
,r;t;sh Ins,ro do Castor
'iaoI sanJ do Sassafras
'otes. various kinds 90 sl'floi
Flood root az SoseS
'abary bark 10 HoSenaiy
,r;,;.h I'll do Lemon
,alomel, English Io pehnyIo'a'
'amphor 10 Daisan
do M,ana.;. do Fireweed
..,c;nsd usamnas;, Ointment Mercurial
,astor oil Oxalc Acid
,oust;c Lunar Orange Peel
,;nnaroon "'' Opodeldoc, Steers
$1,000 do Liquid
,ofp ,,;.1 Orris root
w Ts 0uo"'0 Oxyd Bismuth
80 Oh Paresorc
anime Powdered Aloes
;reosote Powdered Cubebs
,ardamon seed DO Baoary
'araway seed 40 PERUVIAN oafA
;halk. red and white do summarizes
conserve 10 hhuoaro
,ochineaI Prepared Chalk
olchicum root fumice stone
,oriander seed rink Root
,ourt MASTER Preston Salts
:oIumbo root Plaster various kinds
,onthar;des Pill boxes, wood tin, pape'
;orks. large and small Phosphorus
,ephalic snuff feari asnes
,rocu. Putty
,ast;Ie soan Prussan Blue
;onfectionaries Quicksilver
lovers powders Quassla hass
)igltais Fol Rad Gentian
essences, all kinds DO Rhei
,mery coarse and fine. 90 Coiumoo
irgot 40 SarSaParhia
Extract Colocynth comp, do Scilia
do Hvosciamus do Valerianl
do Lemon Red Precipitate
Elixir paregoric Red oxid lron'
do vitriol Rosin
,psom salts Rose finH =,
I'VE water Rocheiie odi's
lowers Chamomile Rotten Stone
do SIMMER Rose Water.
oil SIENNA Suphate Quinine
finger root 90 zinc
do ground do copper CT.
line Super Carbonate Soda.
sold Leaf Saleraus
sodfreys Cordial Salt Petrei
,lauber Salts Spirits Nitre
;um opium do Lavender compound
do Aloes do Turpentine
de Gamboge Salts Lemon :.
do Galban1m Sponge coarse and fine
do Scammony Sugar OF Lead
do Shellac Syrup squllls
do Benzon Syringes all sizes
DO AssafBtida Saffron
do Copal Sedleitz Powders
do Kino Sal Soda
do Myrrh Starch
do Arabec Tartaric Acid
do Tragacansh Tarter Emeflc
FALL Nuts Tamarinds
1iera Picfa Terra de SIENNA
Iydriodate Potass Lonca Beans
Harlem oil Tooth Powder
I'D
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

ATOTICE-All persons indebted to J. Y. Larzelere
IL & Go either by note book account are request
ted to settle the same before the first day October mex
ond save cost 26tf
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

a .NIkST RATE mould and dipped candles for sale
Eby D. c. GOODWILL.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

Keep in the dark say nothing!!
fEIFIE report is being circulated that you get
u -OSGOODS INDIA COLAGOUE at the Drug
Store Of VIM. A. Heartt & Co. for ten shillings per
bottle, also Dr. JOHN SArPGroNs justly celebrated Fe
rer and Ague Pills. price one dollar
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25

MR.. GHUNP At HOME.


M. Glaa7 reiu+S fioA n journey. H'S r.'e
meets him II he front door.
Eli. Susan-Vou are here. Allwell sup
pnsc. Whltl Chiilrca sick with the measles J
Little Tom ind a bai falil Well is always
50 lhink- \ man need not expect 10 set
l-,at in his own hnuSr. without being greeted
with evil ;i.li-ss. Don't keep ne here in the
draft. I've Il shnca;ag cold. Want good
nursing. Suppose | cau't get ii now, since
the chiiirea arr al ulirr the weather. They
VIII be ATTENDED 10 ~ doubt, whatever he
cones Of me-. G.ve me some tea, as soon rs
vou c.n, Xxi L a t.ia teas. : usan, not too bIowi
rcinenber, iat Ju-t like my m1lller'S tuaii III
vou cam - iii q pichied oyster or two, aitel
nv iaara-v. Mind The ;ca l. hot. No Stops
for me. VIII see the children Not ROW.
After I've h3t my tea. Can't lear anything
nore ut present. llciSh no :" \ Bachelor
leads IN easy life" Pity enc can't know
when they're well off! Tea not ready yet
Well, heaven grant me patience. 1t was nev-
er - al IlT mothers, before was noosed.-
she had always a uice oyster pie or some
thing of that SORT il one came home uneypcc-
Ied!y, or brought Il friend TO dinner. Whal
do Won say | desired you 70 economist as
closely As possible. on account OF that heavy
endorsement that is likely TO ruin me II
diJ economy is one thing, and n.eanuess an
other, an! saving abnut your own useless trual-
perry, different matter from starving man IN
his own house. There now tear declare
Well always So | can't say kind word
by way Of advice (which heaven knows every
woman needs but you must fall 20 weeping
I'm thankful that I'm patient man-that ]
can't be disturbed by triiles, no norhy grea
events either. Had that been possible,
should have beeu dead man long ago. Thei
you might have cried indeed, for you woul,
have been left lonely widow, TO the end o
youf days. Ill take my oath on it. | am glad
if anything stops your tears, but though
such an idea would make them flow the faster
Tea ready you say! Well I'll see il yor
have anything fit TO eat and you can stay ii
the room in case anything should be wanted
1t would be a wonder indeed if nothing wa.
forgotten.
Mr. Grusnp seated himself at the table, aud
alter swallowing plate fall of battered toast
four dozen Of pickled oysters, and sixteen cups
Of tea. fails asleep in his chair, to the great
relief of his wife, who quietly gljdes up stairs
10 her sick children.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25
GEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES.

The appearance among US of the Rev S
r. Hall Of Crailsbury, and Rev. T. Thomp
son Of Burlington. the Assistant Geulogists
has furnished us for the past few weeks will
an apology for inflicfing. upon our readers
some remarks upon the importance OF Geo
logical Survey Of the State OF Vermont.
These gentlemen have been busily en-
gagged for the last fortnight in their geologi
cal reconnaissance and we learn, BIZ the bye
that some discoveries OF scientific and yccun
iary interest have been made in franklin and
Grand Isle counties. We repeat what we
have heard with the view 10 excite enquiry
about the various mineral Treasures which,
we doubt not. abound in Northern Yer
mont.
A Large and valuable bed Of mari. which
NAV be seryIceahly used as n manure. exists
upon tie land ofJudge Lyman Of AlburEh
and other similar beds in ihenorih part Of ;he
town Vt Highgate
The mineral waters Of Alburgh and High
gate have been examined aud are supposed
TO be very similar in their chemical proper
tics. Both Of these springs issue from beds
OF black slate; and their waters will Lc care
fully analysed by the Biologists daring the
course OF next winter.
The stratum Of soapstone running from
Jay through Richlorj. Waterville. Wiilston,
&c. has been partially examined and sup
posed to be very valuable. In Richord were
found very beautiful specimens d; Asbestos
and Actinolitc.
In West Berkshire upon the farm Of DR..
Searles and Mr.. Pierson has been found a
large bed of Eron ore-apparently of good
quality 1t is ihought TO be equal 20 the Peru
iron in softness, yielding from 30 TO co per
ccnt.-As there is a good iux 10 thisOre and
the bed is situated near stream Of wafer
furnace might he put in operation al iillle ex-
pense and as the ore seems inexhausilbe.
we trust some enterprising person viii avail
themselves of this locality and commence
manufacturing iron.
Other discoveries of interest in various
towns have been made which wecannot now
present in detail. The facts Which we have
given have been mentioned as the rusult OF
lortnight's scientific exploration o.! this part
of Vermont The Biologists will continue,
lin company with Prof. c. b. Adams,) TO
make further and more particular examina-
tons IN towns already visited by Messrs.
Hall and Thompson, ard we trust their Ia
bors will more and more tend TO satisfy the
public that thorough geological search for
a series of years will develope great miner
al wealth. IN tfle Oreen houhtaii!s anu III ule
Valley Of Lake Champlain.
We will venture 10 express hope that
such aid as may be required will be readily
extended 10 these gentlemen by the citizens
ofthose towns which it is their duty 10 visit.
We anticipate that they will, as hereto
fore, receive benefiling hospitality and at
tention wherever they may be and enjoy ev-
cry facility for scientific research which it is
in the power of our citizens 10 furnish.-iS.
Adams Messenger,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25
THE RAILROAD TNRO' NORTH
ERN NEW YORK.

We are sra,iEed 10 perceive lhar his IN
pnrtant Subject is taxing hold Of the minis 81
Buston capitalists Il s deeply enisiins H., II
attention ON the strong ground that it ct.d
be the cheapest aYenne for the produce 81 tie
great West to reach Boston. il Is caicui;.-
ted that at leaS; 20 cents On eyery Larr1l "f
-four can be saved in transportation, by -;
Ogdensburgh rouie. There is als1 VT b.
cal trade on that ruute which Il Mt iucrr.s.:
from wear to wear. The lion region is s~;,rc--
~ yet begun TO be developed. As >ocn IS =
Railway frayerses Northern New YCrk. n o,v
counties VIII b-cune a. wealthy rs the iron
counties Of Beras and Schnylkili in Pculsyl-
vania.
Facts are now showing that Baiiaa,s 70
more 10 deseope al iron region than any n;h-
cr means iinirr-cammnuicaiion. The rth-
Is, ore Is OF no seTrics far away from roads IL
where the expense of transportation Is a aIEg
item in It's cost. Railways cheaper tlarS-
pOrialiOn-and also iarite observation If tho
capitalist and ihds eventually draw capi.a;
That such would be The effects on Nolih,rn
New York, no one doubts who is acqaaiu,c;!
with its extraordinary mineral resources.
1t is certainly not agreeable to our St=,r
pride that Boston should have the credit ur
carrying through the honorable enterprise
of uniting Lake Champaign with Ontario
That work legiiimately belongs 10 the city oi
New York, but as her capitalists seem TO, To
have the spirit TO complete even the New
Y oFk and Albany or tie Erie, it would becz-
pecting too much of a city with lis hundred;
of millions of capital 10 take hold ofIhe Nori.l-
ern Railroad. Boston with far less car.ii;l
has the sagacify TO see tho advantages il.ar
can be reaped from Railway enicrpr.zr. and
therefore fully deserves the horor ofcarrvii.g
through the great Northern Railroad. which
will strengthen our frontiers While il will adj
to the business prosperity of our people
AtbcHy Argus.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25
ATTEMPTED MURDER At DE-
TROIT-FIRE AT ANN ARBOR.
Correspondence Of WtAs 8. Co..
DETGoIT, June )

DETROIT, June ,.
The teller % the River Raisin Bank, Mr..
Hall, was shot last night, soon after midnight,
by person named Geo. Wells lie decoy-
ed him about two miles towards Brest, having
left with him at The bank, kegs said TO contain
coin; stating that he upset his buggy and
could NOT get the other keg in again. Hall
mad done Wells tavors at many times, and
iney We're apparently friendly Wells shot
MN IN The back, and protested that it was
nninienilonal; and Hall believed him. Hall
requested him to drive as fast as hs could and
get Inn home. When they came near A. E.
"in5 residence Wells got back of the seat
ana Shot hIm again in the side of the neck
lie got out OF the buggy, and was along side
OF the horse, and made no reply TO Halls re-
quest 10 be left at the Exchange or NJ his
bFother-in-law's but droveby the latter Mace
some 6G0 feet, when Hall jumped on, and
succeeded in getting TO his broiher-in laws.
IL Is very doubtful whether Hall will long sur
H,nlT,e-'housh he may. Wells is now in iaiI.
ne Kegs believe, contained only sand.
he Depot house at Ann Arbor burned
p'"n yesterday afternoon, with some other
o"lidinss' two warehouses, sc. Loss TO the
S S ABOUT So,OO0 or $4,000. Supposed to
n DIV caught by sparks from locomotive
Buffalo Com. 4dr. June 7.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25

The once blooming and beautiful gitl now
lay on the bed, white as the sheets that cover
ed her. They were then left alone. lie never
described the conversation-but when the
door again opened, there lay on the bed The
Bible which the boys had carried away, open
ed to place which John had pcnciled. \
shawl, mostly ruined by sal, water, but still
showing that it must once have been very
beautiful, lay on the he'd; and pocke'-bUok
was in her hand, while On hen bosom
lay beautiful lock Of hair. Some thought
that this interview would Hill the poor girl at
once-but this is not woman. She dies by
inches She was calm, and sweetly resigned
after this, and seemed to look forward with
more undivided attention and affection to the
blessedness of heaven, after, than before the
return of James,
My story is soon closed now. \ few
months after This, poor Laura was carried to
the grave. Her sun went down in stiffness.
in brig Illness, and in glory, though il set III
the morning. Her last breath WAS the breath
Ofprayer, offered 10 Saviours name. james
and his mother were allowed to walk among
the chief mourners. And when Il grave-ston
was erected, james insisted upon it that by
its side one Should be erected To commemu-
rate the worth and fate of his brother. The
inscription said They were lovely in their
lives, and in their death were not divided
Every word of the dying request Of John
was treasured up by James, and fulfilled to The
letter. For many years he coull hardly
speak of him without tears-and he always
said that his soul was led to God during the
days connected with The shipwrcck that
the most solemn place, this side of eternity
is on raft at sea, while kneeing in prayer ovel
the corpse OF dear brother. Just before bury
in. him in the waves. And the widow uses
TO say, that next to having two sons, that o
having one like JONES, was the creates, blcs
sing mothers heart could know.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25
SOCIETY OF TRUE INSPIRATION

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser thus
describes this association, 11localcd at that
place:
The Society is composed OF about 500
Germans who reside on the Buffalo Creek
Reservation. 1t was organized in Germany
in17l4, and has since existed as religious
community, 10 the great benefit OF the mem
bers, and without disunioa or difficulty OF any
kind among them. Their property is held in
common, as is managed by a Board OF Trus-
tees under constitution or articles OF asso-
citation, which have been submitted 10 the
Legislature by fther ;petition. During the
latter years Of their residence in Germany
they we're troubled, oppressed and perSecu
ted by The government officers, especially by
the Priesthood ofother secis, on account o
their religious faith, and unani ously re
solved TO cmigra;e 10 America, in order TO Sc
cure that liberty OF conscience that was de
MED them in their native land. The colon,
already here is but the advance guard. 20(
more are expected TO arrive this season.
They have purchased about 700 acres o
choice land on the Reservation, have made
very considerable improvements. and cree
ted numerous and valuable buildings out o
the ioint funds the association, a,rd intenl
10 put up large wooden mandatory and
other buildings in course cithe ensuing year
From their mode ofconducling their bust
ness, it is believed to be important to their lit
teresis, and not prejudicial To the public veal
that they should have power to carry on their
agricultural. mechanical and manufacturing
operations in corporate capacity. Those
who have had dealings with them say they
appear to be very intelligent and honest
people,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25
TERMS OF TENTH VOLUME.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We are growing Old,

BY FRANCES BROWNE.
From Chambers Edinburgh Journal.
We are growing old-how the thought will rise
When 4 glance is backward cast
On soma long remembered spot that lies
In the silence Of the past:
1t may he the shrine Of early VOWS,
Or the tomb of early years;
But it seems Ike far of is,e 10 Us,
In the stormy sea of years.
Oh. wide and wild are the waves that part
Our steps from its greenneSs now,
And we miss the Joy of many aheart,
And the light Of many brow;
For deep DER many a stately bark
Have the whelming pillows rolled,
That steered with US from that early mark
Oh, friends, we are growing old.
Old in the dimness and the dust
Ofour daily tolls and cares,
Old in the wrecks of love and trust
Which our burdcned memory bears.
Each form may wear TO the passing gaze
The bloom of lie's freshness yet,
And beams may brighten our latierdays,
Which the morning never met.
But oh, The changes we have seen,
In the flr and winding way;
The graves in our path that have grown green,
And the locks that that have grown gray!
The winters still on our own may spare
The sable or the gold;
But we saw the SHOWS upon brighter hair
And, friends, we are growing old.
We have gained the worlds cold wisdom now,
We have learned to pause and fear;
But where are the living founts whose flow
Was a joy 20 hear!
We have won the wealth Of many cline,
And the lore ofmaiv page;
B:;t,rbcre i tie hope that saw in time
But its boundlcss heritage!
VIII it come again when the violet wakes,
Nni the woods iieir youth rencwl
We have stood in the ligl. ofsunny brakes,
Where the bloom IS deep and bluei
And our soul, ,nigh. joy in The spring-time then
Eat the joy was faint and cold,
Foritue'cr could rive Us the youth again
Ofhearts thar are growing OF.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-25

A Canada paper, speaking OF the projected
railway between Erie and Detroit, says il does
not wish the Upper Province to 'bcct me a
beast of burden fer the Ysnkees.''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-11
nj EW- ORLEANS WEEKLY Bull
" LETIN--Published ercyy Satur-

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With view TO give this publication
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the Planting Interest, the proprietor has
engaged distinguished chemist and pro-
fcient in science 10 furnish series OF cs-
says on the adaptation Of chemistry and
tho kindred sciences 10 the improvement
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A series Of letters on the general Pro-
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Those letters j! is proposed to publish at
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are designed 10 furnish historical and
connected account Of all important i'm
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Of ihe different States.
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| June Ill