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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10
Ypsilanti, November IL. 1874.

q ER. tlALSTED'S BRISK PILLS,-2S Pills for
By % cents, The Brisk Pills answer the purpose
more etectuay than any other pills in use and SUPER
sede them altogether in medical virtue and excellence
Ii you doubt this just try them-it will cost only 25
cents-and then you too will be satisfied Ii they are
not what they are recommended be, dcnounce them
They are not recommended to cure everything but
do say, with fear of contradiction that no Mills
their equal in removing diseases originating in the
stomach and bowels For liver affections and bilious
diseases. such as dumb ague fever and ague ntermit
tent and remittant fevers, the Brisk pills possess pe-
cuiiar properties ioa their speedy removal From ten
years experience as practising physician, am CON
vlhcsd that none can equal them Do believe all
that is sad about an nfallbe pill that never fail TO
cure any diseases but try the Brisk Pillsth cheapest
pills III use, and then you have chance Judge of
their merton demerit- AS blood cleanser, and
purifier to ihe diseased system and purifier to the
diseased system, they perhaps supercede every pill in
use They quick and easy IN their operation Civ
ing life life and tone all the torpid organs throw,
ing off impurematters humors, leaving the system
clean and healthy. This is all that any medicine can
do, not ewithslanding the great show of words and
fictitious certificates We determined to let these
pills stand upon their reputation. win or lose
All We ask is impartial trial. They can be taken
by old and yonng, at any time with perfect safety
They are an excellent medicine for children having
worms &C. In word, they possess all the qualities OF
an APPARENT pill for all family They have cured
many diseases which no other medicine could remove
In conclusion, ay, do not despair of a cure until
you have tried the Brisk Pills, for they do possess
peculiar properties and virtues Wholesale and retail
by ]. o. FAY & Co. I36 Fulton Sun Buildings, New
York. Also, by E. SAMSON, AGENT.
Ypsilanti, October 3.lS44. n42
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

HEALTHY Families are those who use the Re-
surrection or Persian Plsr keep the so M
clcan the liver free the blood pure the appetite good
the mind brilliant; in a word, the person healthy
Those who have sallow yellow countenances may be
assured that their liver is or less dseased and
that by taking the Persian Pills frequently. their skin
will become clear and fair, their stomach will be strenti
ened land they will have healthy flow of pure blood
which will give the bloom of health. Those who are
inclined to fever aud ague, dyspepsia cosiyeness. or
who have unpleasant taste in their mouth IN the
morning, should use these pills. for they cleanse the
stomach efectually. that the breath becomes per-
.fecty sweet Parents aud all 9th ers should bear in
mind that they an effectual for darrhoe.-
No children have been known die OF summer CONF
plains who have used these pills from the commence
of their disease. Mark this for you will not blame
yourselves if your children die. hat YOU did not try
the Persian pills. -
Sold by E. SAMSON. sole agent for Ypsilans
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f arm rs Look Here!!!

'dk Subscriber offers for sale his full. blooded Dur.
Il ham Bull Emperor eight years old, imported
from England in 1885, and is the best bull ever brought
10 Michigan Also, ll-blooded bull Tip (sred by
EMPEROR tour years old. Also, ulI-blooded bull
calves. The above stock can be seen any time at my
farm ohc half mile from the village of Ypsilanti
54r- JOHN w. VANCLEVE.
Claremont, May IL, TS45 I7tf
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
coMsToCK q cos CONCENTRATED
M COMPOUND FLUID .e4s v-
Eatrct OfSarsSsDA3.sI0

EIyOR the OF Scrofula Chronic Rheumatism, &C.
q neral Debility, Cutaneous diseases, Scaly Erup-
ions of the skim letter, Pimpes or Pustues on the
Face, Mercurial, and Syphiloid Diseases. Bes from
mpurestate W zoe body, Uceraions of the Throat
and leg, pains and swelling of the bones liver affection,
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood,
exposure aud imprudencces in life, excessive of
mercury &c. The great popularity of sarsaparilla,
and its established efficacy, renders superduousto en-
into any econium of its virtue adduce any evi.
dence in its favor. The sarsapara is warranted posi-
lively good as any other that be made at One
Dollar, al jus; half the price of those much adj
veriised, and strong and in as lsrge bottles, viz;
Fifty cents per Bottle.
This article has cured Scroula of 80 years after the
Dollar article has been used in To be bad of the
agents of Comsock andCo only, throughout the Coun
try, in NewYork only al 2I Cortandt street.
D-Have Comstock,s Sarsaparills none, If you
wish the BEST article a reasonable price.
AZ - --,.,s,.s.s5t g. Z TEAL q ALLEN, AGENTS
/, For the sale of the above.
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8 urVeyiFa g.

CEORGE COOK. Would give notice to the Public
VI that he has completed his studies IN the Science oil
Surveying and is readyto do all business in his
line with fidelity and despatch All persons wanting bur
sness done his line will please call him his resi-
dencen York, Was, saw Go. Michigan,
.arrs5 Z. ISls
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

BY A. LEADBEATER,
On At,cater Street betaceen Bates aud Randolph
81 !. 1000 .~.. DETROIT
FEsHIS HOUSE has just been opened under the most
a fattering auspices, is thoroughly repaired and
otherwise materially improved, and is placed in order
for the reception and entertainment of Travellers at the
low price. of ~ -,-.-s., ,-.f--..- ~ -
25 cts. per meal, or 81 l2 cts per day for board.
Gentlemanly and obliging porters will be at all the
conveyances to take charge OF baggage for guests OF
the house-Passengers and their baggage conveyed
to and from the house free of choyge.71 49, s
G5-A share public patronage is respectfully soil.
cited Detroit Is45 %
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- For Satellite House and Lot
Es:.EI situated on the corner of Washington and
l5siE& Ellis streets. T rms made known bv en-
- curing of c. Joslin, Esq Ypsilauti.
G. FRAN.
ipsiiahu. oetooer 2o' 1914. 45ns4
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Notice is hereby given, that writ of attachment
has been issued in the above entitled against the
goods. chates right and credits of the above named
defendant and absent and non resident DEBTOR and tina
day of October A. D.. 1S45 O'Clock in the after
of said day, the office of said Justice in Ypsi-
lanti, in said county. JOHN Y. LARZELERE. 3
.s7A.e-r q DANIEL LARZELERE.
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a NROUND Coffee, Ground Pepper and Ground spice
SH put up expressly for family use and for sale yb
Julya, ,s.s Ia &C, GOODWILL.
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Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen.
90 FROM the premises of Conrad
Vt&-vM House in the township of Ann Arbor ON
S@AA Friday night last one eight gears old
w IN MARE. dark broom, nearly black, heavy
eeE&ssz9 main, tail and toreiop; she has marks of
Poke her neck shoe of the left fore foot gone and
she has the marks of haping beeu Dorked in fills. She
carries her tail close and north at least $685. She
wds last nea, Mr. Wanseys in the township of D.
sianti. Any person who a0i return said mare ,oiL
be handsomely rewarded. h1l- CONRAD HOUSE. n
Ana Arbor, Nay l3. 1916.
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s.s,s7aC TOPrinters
NE ESSRS. Cowpert,Oait f. Hobbs take this oppor.
tuny OF informing the public geneeraly, that they
have commenced manufacturing s IS @ =
PRINTERS INK
OF every description and prepared supply their
customers and consumers generally on the favor
able terms.
N. B.-Colored Ink of evary shade made to order,
and the common colors always on hand. Superior red
and Blue Inks at $500 per pound.
- Mandatory No. 80 Dock street. Philadelphia.
April II, 1916. ~ e.s - 22tf
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A Cash Job

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by I'll,
E'CoMMoN Council o. the Village of Ypsilanti, unit
the first day of July next for excavatng ditch abou
hundred and forty rods in length and six feet wide
the bottom. For farther specifications grade &C.
fer to Delos Showerman where the same may be seen
and where proposals may be left. ~. ,-..~.
t-t.q sfl By Order of the Common Council
- e.ss 20 - sa.s, y .,-, T. NJ. TOWN Pres
80 = rs-s+ - ~, 50 - D. SLOVENIAN, Rec.
Ypsilanti June 10th, 1886 - ----.,-- 19tf
The time for receiving the above proposals is fur
Their postponed until the fifteenth inst.
- -. TIM. TOWN, Prest,
~ D. SLOVENIAN, Recorder.
Ypsilant, July i. 1e45- -.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under signed
IN having been appointed by the Hon. Judge of Pro
bate for the comfy of Washenaw, commissioners. tc
receive and examine all claims of Creditors agains
the Estate of Asa Peck deceased, wi meet at the of
flee Of J. Goodwill Esq. in the village Of Ypsanti or
the 18th day of September the IL tn day of October
the 18th day OF November and on the 10th of Deem
Der next ensuing. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon each
of the above named days at the place, and for the
pose aforesaid. hGa bs-.s1a7 lsII q q 81
JOHNSON GOODWILL. ....I
JAMES VANDERBILT. Commiss-
JARVIS E. MARVIN. toner's.
--594ftS s1.g6T Ypsilanti, Aug. 9Th 1916.
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STATE STATE OF a Aa ct vs be-
ceve ESQ., justice OF the Peace in and for said WASH
tenaw county. -'--
"a. lobr
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y. moLASSES Just received on consignment
\ ~ a Quantity of molasses for sale by :
~ Chas. II. WILLIAMS. Toledo q.
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Indiana use

Dated, July, 31st, 1s45. !.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

0rj- Yesterday we had snow, sleet, mud, sun
shine, rain, foul, dry, and wet, all in The compass
of morning. Great variety, but not so charming
WAysRLY Houss.-Among the many excellent
public houses In New York, the Wavery de-
servedly stands among the first class MIR. Whit.
comb, into whose hands this establishment has re-
Gently passed, is gentleman OF extensive expert
ence aud OF the most courte Gus and obging man.
aers The house has just undergone a thorough
repairing, and extensive improvements have been
introduced into every department, whereby the
comfort and convenience of the guests are made
equal to those found in the first houses in the city
The table is unsurpassed for it's variety and excel
lent cooking; and the establishment, in all respects,
IS one OF the most commodious and best conduct
ed in the city. Success to mine host, the gentle
manly landlord Of the Waverly.
ALARMING FIRE IN RAvRNNA, ONO. Oa the 5h
INST, flre occurred In this village, which created
ho most alarming apprehensions for the safety Of large
and important portion Of the village The fire broke
between and O'Clock A. NJ in the boot and shoe store
OF Ledyard srmon situated main street. one door
west OF the Post Office and four doors east OF the Star
Once When discovered, the fire had made such pro
gress that no Efforts could he avsing to the build
na or even any Of it's contents Mr. Harmon, who lodged
IN the building, had barely time to escape and Mr. Led
yera succeeded, with some effort to rescue his account
BOOKS in doing which he received considerable injury
nom the flames The wind being in the direction OF the
building occupied by Collins LefRugwell az a Post OF
tce and drug store, the fire communicated 10 tina
ana hid dsancs TO every attempt made to it. The
basement OF the same building occupied by Mr.. Ma
tasn sherman, as marble shop for the manuiactur.
log OF grave stones Before the flames were got under
six large buildings were DESTROYED together with nm.
wards OF 81 900 worth OF property Great praise is given
70 the Posmaster DR. L. Collins, of the firm Of Collins
cnng The contents othe Post Office q the neglect of his
own property Every thing Of value pertaining 10 the
Post ofec was safely removed from the burning build.
soe) left TO the mercy the flames Aporton onlS
ol The drugs and medicines were saved
The New York herald., 1845-03-19
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, "wednesday, March 10, Isao.

STEAM SUR CsMBaIA.--We hourly expect the
arrival of this packet with one month later foreign
intelligence.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

AEIfRENT TRIALS On the outside ct this days
aper Will be found report OF the anti'rent trials
Al Hudson, Columbia county, from our special re-
porter.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

Dc- The Rev. DR.. Pise has published his lectures
on Cathociy, delivered in St. Peters, in the shape
Of small brochure. We.circulated them ten times
as much in the Herald
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

0J- Mr. Gouraud, the Professor Of Mnemo.
techny seems to possess the prestige of the newspa-
pers, and to be the only great man of the day.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19
Thcatricals, SC.

The Bohemian Girl gains upon the Orlesnos at every
representation The music s exceedingly agreeable, the
plot well managed and the dramatic nterest
red from the nightly crowds which II atiracts.-Bss.
The company Of Sable ssters ond Ethiopian Minsrrls
Miss Annette, Miss Pauline, Jerry Halle.t C. White, and
r. Miller have been engsged at Washingtonisn Hall.
Boston.
Mr. q. Jamison Is performing OF Lancaster.
Putnam is being performed in Cincinnati
General Welch has been doing good business in Phi
since he left this city The national drama Of
Antony Wayne, notwithstanding it has proved on at,
,racve card has bren laid aside 10 make way for other
novelties The great spectacle OF the Wandering Jew
reproduced in all Its orgins spiendor on Monday
evening.
ceris in ST. Louis, called The sobie Harmonfss" They
are highly spokenIof
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

The Opening OF the Spring CampsigD-Thc
Great Whis Meeting at National Hall
Speech OF Dudley seidcn-Thc WING force
fairly nrrayed against "NativeSsm,'' and
Religious Persecution.
The meeting Of the wings at National Hall last
night TO respond to the nomination of Dudley Sci
den as their candidate for the Mayoraly, Was one
oi the largest and most enthusiastic political as
semblages ever seen ia that building. AT han past
seven O'Clock the hall was crowded TO sufiocailon,
and the dense gathering was called to order by
Abraham r. Lawrence, ESD, who nominated as
President the Hon j. p PHOENIX, who according
" took the chair amid the most enthusiastic ep-
pause.
The following gentlemen were then proposed and
accented as the other officers Of the meeting:-
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

5j- Senor AlmoRte, the Mexican Minister, is ex-
peeted in town from Washington to-day or to-
morrow, en- route for Vera Cruz
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

Or OF the two new two-cent evening papers
now under way-the Mirror and the Ga=ette,
the latter seems to be the most readable We fear
Wis's will be a failure.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

Ot- Great fears are entertained that the Post
Office Department will try to make the new post
age law unpopular, in order to get it repealed.
Don't, Cave, if you please.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

0r- Yesterday we had snow, sleet, mud, sun
shine, rain, foul, dry, and wet, all in lhe compass
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

CHEAP FREIGHTs TO THE SouTH-We perceive
among our advertisements notice that the rates
OF freights over the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad have been considerably reduc-
ed, and that the time occupied in making the trip
from one point to the other much lessened All
who are engaged in the southern trade will be
much pleased with this reduction in time and
money. That railroad company has it in its power
to benefit the public to great extent and its enter
prislng managers will make this road the grand
thoroughfaIe for southern travel and southern
freiqhts
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

CONDITION OF THE STREETS The streets were
never in such horrible condition as at present.
The mud is thick and greasy, and sticks to eyery
thing The crossings are impassable, and the Cor.
poration have driven away the poor creatures that
used 10 sweep them. When is this to end
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

present, they would drown IL by inelT
(Great Cheering) feel fellowcizens, that we ere Z,
the verge election in which to be whether
the wing party is in existence o: rot Already are our
adversaics broke pieces divided into two parties
Iyou determine well your purpose the cause OF Henry
Clay will vet tIiumph- Chetripg) All we need
fellow citizens is to keep close ranks-he nosy-tut
show that our wishwil be unaswerablc in ls4s perse
thus and il must carry through in triumph in de-
nce Of all the pernicous influence that can be
against Let keep as friends Of peace and order
Let only be wings in the true spirit will sweep
away every of destruction Let act
in prospect for lSls and then all will be well will say
no more want to hear j. w Baer the Buck eye Black.
smith The gentleman sat down amid the greatest sp
rlsuse.
Mr.. J. w. BAER then came forward and rec 'ived
with much cheering, which having subFided he said he
was not able to make speech to such assembge as
then before him. particularly eer the very able and
eloquent speakers who had gone before him. He had
spoken before but to little good he had supported
Henry Clay throughout his own neghborhcod but with
one tale, and into another with quite dferen-in one
advocating whg principles and in On adjoining quite
cesdsd these
people, and when itwas asked who he was, and were
,odthat he was the bosom friend Of General Jscx'on %
they took for granted that all right and voted ior
him accordingly. he then gave few old anecdotes,
hich have went the round Of the papers during the
election campsgn pretty sns wsTs ers
ed on fact. lie proceededt to say Boys am wing ron
principles not bes Henry Clay is whg or nat nat
same Ho had been Charged with being horse seaer and
hut these charges did not AFFECT HIM
charged with ne1DH lyieT unn, auu WIS Was
certainly The greatest blow of s CHEERS snd lsushter
Il as true he held small Office under John Tyler, but
he only did SO keep % Sm %as bv ~ ny
Office He opposed the annexation OF Texas on the
ground that Il necessary that the ocofoco defaue
shond have some place TO fly TO when they dscov
cred and il Texas was annexed where had they any
asylml (Grea anghteriand cheerng) It was true that
he was oy them 10 Of % for
the future, the only that should have his vote
Henry Clay fGrest cheering) He meant to take
he advice Of this great statesmen which nc gave to the
kentucky famcrpc his flint for the next election nnd
recommended all thosc present 10 70 and do liRewise
lie said he would not have spoken on this occasion only
let them know that IL the coon was Dead the bear was
still living The speaker sat down amid great cheering
Some confusion ensued the question Of
tier.
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

This exhibits ia eight years total Of 4a995 being an
Average of 81 776 annually have not ascer,aBed the
nunber az other ports eAcep. for year sa when it
Was 1884, aud il that be added to the arrivals IN New
York will make the annual average OF PASSENGERS from
forign countries landing these shores 40 SoI Now
II IL 10 be that this Includes all
engaged In Amerc1ns who nave been abroad
md Nh others Il incu les females and Children Let u.s.
therefore, make necessary deductions IN order 10 as
certain the Of ait annually arriving Iom abroad
null puober oil ~ ssen gers from abroad. 20 367
Deduct one sixteenth Tor tray eliors aud persons in
The New York herald., 1845-03-19

UNIVERSITY OF New YoRK.-The Medical De-
partment has its annual commencement, this even.
ing. About four years ago, nineteen students gra-
duated at the old College in Cro:by street-this
year, thirty-three, and at the new College this
evening, one hundred and twenty will, it is said,
receive diplomas. Such is the influence Of a
healthy rivalry and competition
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
POWHATAN HOUSE.



THIS beng the season for visiting, the sub.
y scribsk would call atieniion 10 Ihis Hotel
80 ione and generally known under the coDtrol
Of Mrs. Dosal. lis delightful location, lis 6ns
accommodations. and the quiet and orderly man
ner IN which II IL conducted, make il most de.
sirsbIe resting place Tor gentlemen with fsmi
lies. Differentiated By o,hef buildings, Il pos
sesses the important advantage Of free circu-
laiioaof air, rendering il healthy and pleasant
The friends Of the subscriber, who visited
him a. Dibrell's Springs and the Warm Springs
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their &C
qnaintsnes with him al Tie fowhstan Honse
situated on . level and beautiful emineuee zeal
the centre Of the city. . few steps frem the "a
pitol. Governors House. and City Hall, and We
~ convenient to the Railroad Depois, Boa
Landings and business part Of the city. Th,
Povhaian Cosch win be in resdiuessio convey
passengers and baggage 10 and from the Hote
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save then
from 50 cents to 81 porterSge.
BOARD PER DAY $3.50.
BAR, on The Basement Floor.
CHAs L. DIBRELL.
Riehmord, July 2, le45-te
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Papers bv sI.e .staiI.

The FAIR Pans will hereafter be mailed FOR
Harpers- Ferry ,Sbepherdstown. smi,hield and Lee
Town. The packages for Elk Branch. Snyders
Shop, cad Lambert's. will be mailed for Duffeld's
Depot. Those for Peaeher's Mill, and Samuel T.
Strider,s. will be sent to 'Harpers-Ferry. The
Cross Roads package, and Milier's Box, will be
left at Kerneysyille. Barnhart's package at shep-
herdstown.
Other papers on our old private route viii be left
st the nearest Post Offices according TO the diree-
tions from Subscribers.
Il hoped, as al these now 60 free Of postage by
mail. subscribers will take some little trouble to
send for their papers to the several Offices.
Postmssters are respectfully requested not to let
the papers Of subscribers go into the handsof per-
sons not authorized To receive them. by careless-
ness this point, 10 instances, both subscri.
bers and printers are badly treated.
e7Post Masters win please observe the fol-
lowing extract from the Post Office Law:
Deputy Postmasiers wiil no; allow neWspa-
peIs 10 be read ia thsir Offices, by ptrsSas TO
whom they are not addressed; nor lend them
oul % such, in any case, without the permission
os the owners"
Our subscribers have been subjected TO fire..
quent snnoyances BY persons reading and mis-.
laying their papers, and we hope that hereafter
due attention will be given 10 the requisi,ion
contained ip The above section of ihslsw.