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STEAMER BURNT. We learn, says the Gin
einnati Atlas, that the steamer Walnut Hills
was burnt a few days ago, while lying aground
about 80 miles below New Madrid. The boat
was left in charge of the cook, mate, and one
deck hand. We have not been able to learn
the particulars, but fears are entertained that
the boat and all its effects are destroyed.
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{Gz- o. u. B.-GRAND BAND OF THE ORDER
OF UNITED BROTHERS. The members are here
by notified to attend special meeting OF this Band
THIS CTueSday) EVENING, at haltpa't O'Clock,
III The Hall corner of Baltimore and rrpolcs alley
IT. WILLIAM ORR, Sec'y, G. b.
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% SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. Owing
to the solicitation Of many Of their friends, and the
fact that large number of persons were unable to
gam admIttanCe, account Of the Hall being so
Sabbath Schools will repeat their exhibition, IN the
same place, ms the necessary arrangements
can be made. Due notice will be given in the public
papers, nI27-2t
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THE CeNGo MgLoplsTs gave hGir first concert last
evening in the saloon Of the Assembly Rooms, to an
excellent audience. Little Ole BULBS execution of
the most difficult pieces of musit upon the violin gave
great delight. He is truly an astonishing boy Their
second concert will come oil lghtat the same place.
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EI}- r.. y. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. sc.
{G3- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES. PLATES, &c. sc.
Frames re-su and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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o. EGERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES. t

T7'
suTes offices in Baltimore! So strange does luck run
that 1t seems to Us sometimes a. il it Were only ne
c. ssary TO buy ticket house II insure good
prize Comb 1881 -, prize OF $1,000, sold in pack
age Of half tickets come. - Is SO, prize of $1,000
sold in package of whole tickets; besides comb. IL
~ 30, prize OF $3.50, and comb ls Al 81 prize of
Sle0 sold in single chances. And this is only the first
gun for the wcek-ook out for No. 2TO-DAN and
full hroadside Tomorrow at EGERTONS. II
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI. A fire occurred in
Front ST., Cincinnati on Thursday, which de,
stroyed the carpenters shop of Mr.. Shane, two
dwellings, owned by Daniel Gano, and one
owned by Daniel Estell. The loss of the lat
ter is $500 Mr.. Shane occupied one Of the
dwellings Belonging to MIR. Gano, and lost eve
~ thing, his family barely escaping with Their
lives, One of his sons in his flight had ms
face burtt to a blister.
VuLAEoUs ATTEMPT TO Burn STEAM
BOAT. An attempt was made on the 10th
inst to burn the steamboat st. CroiX, as she
was under way, and before the flames could be
arrested the interior Of tho room and the berths
were destroyed; the flames spread across the
cabin and against the ceiling, burning the pan
cngto coal. BY great c1ertons OF the
crew and passengers the flames were checked
and the boat saved.
Dissolution OF THE AMERICAN BAPTIST
AHTl-SLAvEEY CONVENTION. This body, or
qanized several years ago, with It's provisional
committee to attend to missionary business, has
been dissolved since the decision of the acting
board at Boston, not to appoint Shareholder
as missionary. The alleged necessity of its
creation is regarded as having ceased.
SENTENCES. John Daley and John Paul,
convicted Of murder in the second degree, COM
mitted during the Philadelphia riots, were on
-. l, Cor
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. MI Alexander
Callahan, residing about ten miles from Clarks-
burg, Va, was killed last week by a large log
rolling over him. lie left wife and four chill
dren.---Ehjah Sanders was accidentally shot
at Hugheville, Pa, on Tuesday last by David
McCarty. At Cleveland, o., on Saturday,
Christian Si6eld was killed by the accidental
discharge of pistol he was loading.-Mr.
VIM. Cess was killed instantly near Athens,
Nv, by being thrown from his horsc.-At
Boston, on Friday, young man numed Jas
Gordon was crushed to death in the machinery
Of an iron company's works.
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A COoL THOUSAND poLLARs ALL

A COOL THOUSAND DOLLARS ALL
IA. IN GOLD PAID TO A CUSTOMER OF
SCHOOLFlELD co. YESTERDAY. To Nos.
32 Al prize of $1,000, sold 10 citizen Nos 9 %
% prize of $3.50 sent 10 Hanover, Pa.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 60, drawn
May 26 lowest prize So, are
30 IL "a 10 81 so 81 SO - IS 81 %
Draws TO-DAY the beautiful scheme Of Md. Con
solidated Lottery, class d.
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StHEAP DRY GOODS. There maybe found
a. at the "White House" one of The best assort-
ments of STAPLE DRY GOODS in the city, and at
prices that is at once the surprise and delight of every
customer, consisting in part of
Cloths, all shades and qualities, from 50 to 81
Cassimeres, French, English and Domestic, g. TO Sll
Summer Cloths, from 81 TO 62. cts.
Linen Drills white brown and fancy colors % to 81
Gambroon, plain and fancy, 25 to l2i cts.
Irish Linens, 25 cts. 10 81 ..... ..
Lawns, Bareges, BaIzarnes, Chintzes, Prints, AL
paccas, sc sc.
Also. large assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS,
which will be sold at factory prices at the "WHITE
HOUSE" JOHN II. WILSON,
No. SO Baltimore street,
m27-ws3t 4 doors below Frederick.
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EH w. TILTARD, SURGEON DENTIST
a q . N. W. corner of Eulaw and Lombard streets
ml0-3m
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HNOR HIRE. cOl0red Boy brisk active and
a intelligent Apply early at
No 100 SHARP STREET,
m27-tf 3 doors north of | ,ee st
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I'D BKOWNIN<T. IMPROVED
Aae PATENT REFRIGERATOR AND
BUTTER Bon MAKER,
No. 13 COMMERCE STREET,
mo- 3m near Pratt.
"a ENV NOVEL-JUsT RECEIVED. The Jew
"a Suss, Tale of Stutgard, in 1857. Translated
from the German of IIauif, by a Lady. For sale by
PARSONS Il PRESTON
Book sellers, Stationcrs and Blank Book manutacur-
ers No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
pot, NOR
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THE CAPITALS ARE.

Tickets S2!; halves 81; quarters GO; eighhs Bic.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages Of 25 tickets for only $3.50.
~ Draws next SATURDAY, May 3lst, F. +.
Seminary Lottery, class 81, Capital S400O-Tickets 81
shares in proportion, in which Scheduled * Go.
will sell or certificate packages OF % whole tickets
to only Sl4, halves 81, qrs 50 80, eighths 81 20.
~ For the fortunate numbers, either in packages,
single tickets shares please apply the fortunate
SCHOOLFlELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t First oiTiceftO Baltimore street.
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ENGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
EL The surest offices in Baltimore. SO strange does
luck that it seems to sometimes if it were
only necessary to buy ticket at our house insure
good prize. Csmb - IL "a, prize of $1,000 sold in
package of half tickets; comb l2 Is SO, prize of
$1,000. sold in a package of whole tickets; besides
comb. - p 50, prize of $780, and comb. ls Al ST.
prize of $780, sold in single chances And this is only
the first gun for the weeH-Ook out for No. 3 oday
and full bfoadside To morrow at EGERTONS.
The drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are.
- 4l "A 10 81 Q 80 "a SO II la 81 90
Draws Tomorrow, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class %. IS Nos. lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 | prize of $4,000
1900 10 II Il
1000 10 " 1000 &c
Tickets SS-shares in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets apply at
EGERroNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
Corner south st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce aud Pratt streets
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ARRIVE

ARRIVED,
Ship Caledonia Massicott DAYS from Ne,y York
ballast, to master.
Barque Ida, Halletr, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Osborn Whitridge.
Barqne Gulford, Smith, days from Boston, plaster
To w. Mcdonald & Co.
Brig Columbia, Coffin from Porto CaheIlO, 10Th inst
coffee and hidrs, 10 P. ]. Caduc, Smith * Cureu ].
Boyd & Son; and Aguin & Galway, of New York.
sailed IN co. with brig Constitution.
Brlg William, Brown days from New York, bal
lost, 10 master.
Brig Massachusetts, Burgess, days from Boston,
assorted cargo, TO Th0s Whitrdge & Co.
Brig Betsey, Burnham, days from Boston, ballast
to master.
schr United, Bray, days from Providence, via
Norfolk ballast, to master.
Schr James Barber, Eldridge, days fin Fall River
ballast, to Osborn Whtridge.
Schr Rochester, Rogers, 3 days from New York as
sorted cargo, to John w Brown.
Schr Martha Elizabeth, Cormwell, from Kingston,
jam, lth inst logwood and pimeutO to T. p Cohen
Schr IIyaIl, Gibbs, days from Providence, domes
tics, TO w A. Cole.
Schr Michigan, Terry, days from New York, as
sorted cargo, to |. MAXIM.
Schr Amelia, Strong, 48 hours from New York. as
sorted csTgo, 10 Rose, Merrill s Dodge.
Schr Brave, Halleck, ). days from New York, salt
and cement, to Jas. Corner & Sons.
Schr Pearl Crowell, 9 days from Providence, do
mestics, to T. Pierce
Steamer Ericsson, Claypool I'm Philade phia, mdse
TO z. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Margaret Hugg, Litton hence for Buenos
Ayres, went to sea early on Sunday morning, in 20
hours from the wharf
Batque Home, Watts cleared at New Orleans 18th
inst for New York.
Barque Lawrence, Howes, for Baltimore, cleared
at Boston Oath inst.
Brig Justina, Caypool, for Demarara, got TO OIL
Friday.
Brig Charles Wirsman, Osborn, from Baltimore,
was at Feee Islands about LIST Nov. last
Brig Agenoria, Andres, from Baltimore, arrived at
Fa River 22d inst.
Brig Freighter, from Baltimore for Boston, (before
reported abaHdoHed ON the 18th nst.) was fallen in
with on the 22nd, so miles E. of South Shoa of Nan
tucket, by brig MilikOne from Newburyport for Phi
ladephia, who put on board the mate aud two men,
and took her into Boston, When first boarded the F.
had about Ia inches water in the hold, pumps both
chokcd, and both dead lights
Schr Dart, (new) Kennedy, from Baltimore for Can
tOn arrived at Anjier 9th Jan The d. had l24 days
passage from the Capes, and two-thrds of the time
had light head winds and cams made the last half of
the distance from the Capes in "a daysreefed sails
but twice since leaving Baltimore
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Baltimore, via East
Greenwich, arrived at Providence 23d inst.
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EpEAUTIFUL LUCK YESTERDAY. Two
ED prizes of $1,000 sold by the great prize Sellers
TUCKER BhO. in yesterdays lottery in one single
package of half tickets While others find a dicul-
Again we say, huz3a! Nor was this the best luck
S2OOO in whole ticket we sent to old patron near
the Maryland line in Virginia. TODAY, $1,000
ID ballots and only IS Nos. in the wheel-Tickets
So, qrs 62cts 8ths 81 bets splendid scheme for a
package which will only cost 81 on certificate, CON
tanning % tickets.
T. T. TUCKER s. .BROTHER.
1t Right on the Corner--Head of Centre Market.
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TEyHE LATEST NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
Il PHIA and BOSTON PAPERS may always be
had at Hinckley's Literary Depot
Just received-LONDON PUNCH, I24 cts.
Benefits NEW YORK HERALD, 81.
Philadelphia Saturday COURIER, 81.
Philadelphia GAZETTE, 81.
Various new and cheap Publications..
Second hand cheap Publications bought, solo or eN-
changed by CHAS. A. HlNCkLEY,
milo No. 365 w. Baltimore-st.
DALZARINES AND PRINTS. 3cartoons
-HD BALZARINES; 5 cases new style PRINTS, re-
ceived and for SALE wholesale and retail, ny
HENRY w. COOKE,
m24.4t Corner Of Hanover and Lombard street.
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MARRIED.

Day of final hearing, 9th Sept, 1915.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
IediCal Card.

As HEALTH is of the highest earthly importance,
n and the foundation Of all happiness. the science of
protecting life, is the nobest OF all callings.
From the day off, Hipocrafes." TO the present. many
singular, absurd and suprrsous notions have been
advanced in regard to remedial agents. not only advan
ced but sanctioned by wise men and the law TO the ul
innate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds OF
years ago. it established by law, that the following
theory or notions should be strictly adhered tn In
ases of departure of the system from is healthy state
let the disease be located where it mgntwhethe il was
local or general inammatory, chronic or acute, or
any of the names which Nosoocy may fancy to gve.ae
Patient was and is subject be bled bisered, phys
cked poisoned, and starved. and this treatment was
ard is called Science mot common sense) Now, rea-
DER upon notions absurd those, learned md wise
men, las they were called) have cons rueied some
of the strangsst theories that beset the nagna
ton and they have been adhered to, in consequence
of not being examined by the common class OF people,
and have been holding despotic sway for centuries,
until about so years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson,
the revoluonizer of the world in Medicine, introduced
his simple and practice TO suffering world. And
since then Scientific quackery has been inmbing to the
dust, and has not been long, would seem, that any
one person would dare call the medical gentlemen to
an account OF their ewardship Un.il would
a universal combination of common sense burst the
SPELL Respected reader just pause and reflect mo.
ment, let the truth have its perfect work. Are not
the most deadly poisons that the mineral, vegetable.
animal Kingdom produces. made use OF to cure our dis
eases Have they not become as common at the bed
side of the sick food is :he table OF the hungry
Ought these things so be Has not our Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom were for
the healing OF the nations. has he ever said that in the
mineral kingdom healing virtues. You
NAV, respected reader, derive some information by
calling on The subscriber his dwelling in Ypsant.
You may perhaps, in future save yourself and family
from the lasting and tormenIing effects OF calomel
OPIUM arsenic and the deadly poison scientific drugs
Of the earth-Yes from bsterng, and that little nsru
ment Of DEATH the lancet and oet harsh pretended
medal agents. under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries
In conclusion. the undersigned would say that his
system is the Thomsonian system, that he has full
6dence in it for the of all diseases which the
human system is subject, and relies wholly the
vegetable Kingdom,which the God of Nature has spread
in such rich prousn every hill, dale and VAL
ley, as the only proper remedial agents. and that
poison cannot be a Medicine.
N. B. ALI kinds of Boannc Medicines for sale.
d. VAN DERHEYDEN,
Botannic Physicisn.
YpsiIanti, November II 1874.
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Ypsilanii, November II 1874.
IN CHANCERY Cd CIRCUIT.

Agur Clark, James Myers. Mary S. Myers,
Neziah Wright, Francis CIarkeand John NJ Reese
r N pursuance and by virtue OF a decietal order of
in this cause bearing date the 10Th day January A. D.
1874, shall sell public auction the highest bid.
der the house of Abia Hawkins in the village
of Ypsilanti, on the 7h day of March next, at one
o'clock, p M. of that day, All that certain piece or
parcel of land situate in the Of YpsiIanti IN the
county Of Washtenaw and State OF Michigan, bounde5
known and described as follows, to wit: The west
half of the north quarter and the south quar-
Of section ten, and the west half OF the south
quarter Of section eleven all in town three of
range containing three hundred and twenty
acres ofland be the same more or less much
thereof may be sufficient raise the amount due The
complainant for the principal interest and the costs in
this Dated. january 18th, lS45.
GEO. DANFORTH,
Master in Gby.
c. w. LANE, cess
Com lainants Softr. 2 6w
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A Yicfory for tic Tariff.

Yesterday the two houses of the legislature met
in Convention TO elect Senator to fill the vacan-
cy occa stoned in the Senate of The United States.
by the resignation ofthe Hon. James Buchanan.
The Loco iocos nominated the Hon. George
Woodward. of Luzerne county,, Free Trade
man; or. in other words. Polk Tariff man.
The wings deemed prudent 10 make no nomina-
tor; it being out of their power TO eject cand-
date Of their own. On the FIRST ballot. they voted
for various gentlemen Of their own party. The
next ballot number Of them cast their votes for
Gen. cameron, an outright Tariff man and
one pledged besides, to 60 for distribution Of the
proceeds of the public lands among the STATES.
On The fifth ballot Gen Cameron was elected; the
Wings voting for him nearly unanimously. A
msority Of the Natives. well some sixteen or
seventeen tariff democrats, united with the Wings
in effecting his election.
We regard the election Of Gen. Cameron. de-
cded triumph ofthe protective over the Free Trade
policy and Wing victory. One Of the most
distinguished Democrats in the State. we might al.
most say in the country, remarked on the announce
ment of the result there is no longer q Demo
cratic party" 1t certainly argues bad for the
continued ascendency Of the party. that there is
ouch incoherency in it that cannot be kept to-
gelher even by the hope of the spoiIs of Office.
The Wings deserve the thanks of the nation, for
del ealing Inc election OF OeOTSH w. "OouWdIu
We append table of the several ballots.
BALLOTS.
LIST End Sd 4Ih 5h
Geo. w. Woodward 81 So 55 Sc SIS
Simon Cameron ii "a 43 Do 67
Scattering 81 % "a IL
David r. Porter received FIVE voes on the see
ond ballot and one on the third. After the third
and fourth ballots the Locos struggled vaiently for
an adjournment. but without avail. They saw
they were doomed, and died in perfect ccnvulsions
We have never seen party OH any occasion, ex'
hibit stronger evidences of disappointment, mortI'
fcaton and chsgrn PER- Freeman.
Anecdote of Mr.. Calhoun.-We have heard a
story told of Mr. Calhoun which speeks so well of
his independence Of character, that we think 1t
ought 20 be put on record for general circulation.
Mr.. Calhoun being pressed by scme Of his friends
to retain his connection with the new Administra.
ton, duty which he ow ed TO those friends, re.
piled with spirit: Il will not compromi, my honor,
nor the honor of my friends. BY conserving to re-
main where am" Being pressed to accept of the
appointment of Minister to England, we are told
that his answer was: .'lf should accept the
appointment, shonld probably receive ms,ruc
lions which could not obe,r' And again, being
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Later From Chma.-lne Sweu.sh ship Zeno-
ba, Cap. Beek,nan, arrived at New York or
the 29h. She left Hong Kong on The II Of Dec.
The Marquis de Ferrer, Secretary of the iega-
ton of France, left Macao OIL the Is Of Dec. for
Paris via Bombay, with the treaty negotiated by
NJ Lagreene, for ratification. The Ambassador
himself would soon embark for Manila.
The Royal Senate Of Maca has given notice
that the tariff Of ls43 will cease ON the l.t of April
1916. when new tariff will go into operation.
Also that vessels entering the harbor will here
after pay five mace per ton anchorage.
Thsre was furious tempest at ManilIa on the
night of Nov. l lih in which several vessels were
lost; the town o: Nueves Cueres sustained much
damage, most of the houses being blown down in
GLIDING the governors, who had a narrow es-
cape for his life In the town of Tayobas more
than 500 houses were destroyeda land the rich crops
were ruined.
The following paragraphs from the Bombay pa
pers are given IN the Regsler;
A fearful accident occurred at Innore on The l4ih
inst. Several thousands of Brahmins had been as
sembed at the Palace TO receive gifts al the fesi-
val of Gunpultee. They were descending stair
case in crowds. when the structure gave way, aud
in the rush and crash winch ensued, one hundred
aud ninety four lives were lost.
On the I'd. uli. Tankenwell, a small town on
The Gambia, was siormed by column of about
300 baboous which assaed the natives wnh,,greal
feroci,y, biting aud pelling them with sticks and
stones in their attempting TO carry off what pro.
visions they coulu find in the village. The in
habiiats made stunt counter assault with cutlass
and musket. more deadly weapons than the mon
keys could command. In running fight nearly
100 were captured. and since sold: several are
here and seem by their antics, to have forgotten
the old cause of their captivity.
One ,reek later From Characteristics ship
the Grafton Capt. Gardiner, has arrived from Can
ton. She brings advices to the 9th ST Decem
: her.
This is the fourth or fifth vessel from China
that has arrived within the last mouth, loadet
with teas.
The Celestial Empire had fallen into the great
est possible quielness. There were emeutc
among the long queed Chinese; the pirates onl,
seemed tn ocupy the attentions Of the people.