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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

The citizens of Ypslauli and vicinity are re-
spettully requested TO NEE, at Larzelere's building
on Saturday neat, at o'clock p. III. to take into
consideration the subject Of a canal, slack wa
ter navigation from this place TO Detroit River.
general attendance il solicited.
MANY CITIZENS.
~YpsiIan:i. July 1S45
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09
STATE OF MiCHIGANf


-Washtenaw County IS
AT session of the Probate court for said county held
at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. the Sd day of
July, A. 1915. Present Samuel p Fuller, Judge OF
Probate in the mati of the Estate of James Karr. de-
ceased.
Upon filing the petition of Thomas K. Andrews, The
executor named in instrument which has been pre-
scented TO said court spurporg be the last will and
testament of said deceased, praying that said nsru-
ment may be proved, allowed and recorded the last
will and testament of said deceased Ills ordered that
Monday the tweniy-eighih day of July, ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day the PROBATE Office in Ann
Arbor in said county be the time and place assign,
ed for hearing and taking the proof of said will And
it is further ordered that said petitioner copy
of This order to be published in any public newspaper
printed in said county, in each week for three
successive weeks previous to the time assigned for the
hearing oIesad, to the end that the of kin said
deceased and all persons crested in lid having
objections to the Probate of said will may then and
there appear and make the known if they think fit
Ia true copy S P. FULLER.
Judge of Probate.
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Eagle I'LL OF ell.

AVON SPRINGS, LIVINGSTON COUNTY. N. Y.
HYHIS Hotel having und"rso4e repairs the
past winter, is now opened by The suDscr-
ber f,r The reception "f eoinpa'rv
Piazza of l60 feet in length has been added to the
front and northen end of tho house from VIII CHI adj
yantageous view may he had some OF The most beau
tifu Of the Genesee river as, belonging to the ex'en,
siye and producqve farms of T. lwird LIE Roy AMI
Thomas H. Newbod, Esq. Study altrrai" n nav ny
been made in this h,us will De enabled u accom-
modae an inc eased number :" guests As at present
arrapced il is eaoraliv spac and corvenien'-ai
tordnn an Agreeable quiet home - 'he Invalid, an
pleasant temporary resort 10 nose seeNlS Piea9 :
Every atenrn wilfbe pad By HIM 10 the aceonlnpd o.
ton and wishes OF visitors, ana attentive walters VIII
he il, constant readiness 10 serve taeni
An Omnibus sn,r Coaches viii DE constantly employ
- in the conveyance OF his borders 20 and from ihe
Uuloher Springs A carriage viii be ready on the ar
rival of the ~ suar day lines o Packet Boats on the
Genesee Vally Canal from Rochester, to convey viso
to his house. free IN
Horses and Crriiges and Saddle Horses Will be FUR
nished at short notice. ". COMoloOh'
InIv ST 1915.
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dical Card.

HEALTH is of the highest earthly Importance
n and the foundation of all happiness the science of
protecting life, is the noblest OF all cangs.
From the day Of Hipocrates" to The present, many
singular absurd and suprrstitious notions have been
advanced in regard TO remedial agents. not only advan
ced but toned by wise and the law, the u
innate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds oil
years ago. established by law, that The following
theory or notions should be strictly adhered to In
of departure of the system from is healthy state
let the disease be located where it might whethe il
local or general, nflammatory, chronic. acute, or
any Of the which NosoloCy may fancy give Inc
Patient was and is SUBJECT be bled bisered phys
cked. poisoned, and starved. and this treatment
ard is called Science mot common sense.) Now,
der, upon notions absurd those, learned md wise
men, (as they called have rueied some
of the strang9st theories that beSet the inagina
ton and they have been adhered TO, in consequence
OF not being examined by the common class of people,
and have been holding despoc sway for centuries,
until about so years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson,
the revoluonizer of the world in Medicine, introduced
his simple and safe practice to a suffering world And
since then Scientific qnacaery has been inmbng the
dust, and has not been long, would seem, that any
person would dare call The medical gentlemen to
account OF their steward ship Until, would SEEM
universal combination OF common sense burst the
spell. Respected reader, just pause and re1ecr mo-.
men let the truth have lis perfect work. Are not
the most deadly pOisOns that the mineral, vegetable,
animal kingdom produces, made of to dis
eases Have they not bee as common at the bed.
side of the sick, iood The table OF the hungry
Ought these things to be 7 Has our Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom for
the healing OF the nations has he said that the
mineral kingdom there were healing virtues. You
may, respected reader, derive some Information by
calling The subscriber at his dwelling in Ypsllanri
You may, perhaps, in future. save yourself and family
from the lasting and iormen.ing effects of cdlone
opium arsenic and the deadly poison scientific drugs
OF the earh-Yes from blserng, and that little nsIru
of death, the lancet, and other harsh pretended
medal agents. under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries.
In conclusion. the undersigned would say that his
system the 1homsonian sy stem, that he has full con-
fdence in for The of all diseases which the
human system is subject. and relies wholly The
vegetable ngdo which the God of Nature has spreod
in such rich profusinn over every hill, dale and val
ley. tie only proper remedial agents, and that a
poI~,;n br5a Me icine.
All k,nrs ~ Guialnlc Medicines for sale.
FtN OERUEYDEN.
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ROCE R lie 8.
DIPOTeaIGGSSa

MISS HARRIET ROWLEY.-Desires to inform
ItI her friends, and the pabc generally, thar she
has resumed her business, of Millinery and Dress ma
king, at her former stand Congress Street above
Larzeleres Block where she will be happy TO receive
the orders of all who may favor her with their custom
Patterns fthe latest STYLE regularly received.
April II. 1915 Ell
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TOPrinters

al ESSRS CowpertDnt s. Hobbs take this oppor.
tauiiy of informing I:e public geneeraly, that they
have commenced manufacturing
pRiN FRS INK
OF every de>crip ion anI prepared supply their
customers aud cufsunrfs srner ally. an the favor.
able
N. B-C"lored lax of ev ~ sh dc made to order
and The common cnl"rs always an hand. >upern- red
aud Blue Inks al 50 90 p, iound.
u Mandatory No 30 D"ck street. Phllielphia.
April II, 1915. 22rf
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StraYed or Stolen.

s FRO Il he premises Of Conrad
nM~~> House in the township of INN Ar6or on
mama 4M Friday night last eight gears old
Il Y1Y WARE. dark bro~n nearly black, heuuy
sse.zszseS tail and foreiop; she has marks Of
fosr "a her neck She Of ihe Jeff fore foot gone and
she has he g,arts nj hiring been oerked in fills She
carries kef fi Rose nd is rOrih a. ieasf S85 >hc
tris inst seen Wr VnRseys in The torDship of p
s-tqaF ana pe san who WH retara said u
Be handsomely reioqrd~d CONhAD HOUSE.
dRs ifbar Nm -. is45.
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T OSr in the month of March ST, a nole signed BY
IL A Voorhees,, esq. Tor forty dollars dated The
ionrth oil March, 1915, payable in The month of Oc-
tober All persons Cautioned against buying
said of the loss has been gwen the
ker. JAS SANDERS
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s. q IL u EON II IL " fIsI
r v. ASHLEY, has removed
NT ~ his office few doors north of A
N1OO Hawkins Hotel to the dwelling
MAA house formerly sccupied by Docr
~> ~ Allen. where he continues q per
form all operations The various branches CT Dentist
viz: Extracting. Cleans ng. and filing decaved Ter,h
with Gold or Tin; setting teeth on Gold Plate Pivot
according to tie latest Improvements, all operations
warranted.
Ypsilan, May II, 1915 If
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Indiana Sc

aA BY A. LEADBEAIEK,
On Af,cater Street beireen Bates aud Randolph
DETROIT
yUyHIS HOUSE has just been opened under the most
aa:tering 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
25 CTS per meal or 60 l-2 CTS per ddy tor oodrd.
Centlemanly and obligng porters will be at all the
conveyances take charge OF baggage tor guests OF
the house-Passengers and their baggage conveyed
10 and from the house free Of chorge.
QTA share of public patronage is respectfully son
.,ted Detroit | 45 ~
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|EROUND Coffee, Ground Pepper and Ground spice
i" put up expressly for family use and for sale by
July d, c. GOODWILL.
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New and Splendid Millinary Goods

New and Splendid MIIIlnary GOODS.
HEISS F. NICHOLS wishes 10 inform The citizens
". of Ypsilant and its vicinity that she has just re-
ceived from the East. splendid assortment Of
MILLINARY 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.
IL Bonnels dressed m the neates, latest and most
fashionable style.
N, Il. All orders attended TO without delay.
Ypsanti, June ii, 1915. 19ti.
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NTOTICE-The CO partnership heretofore existing
i under the firm of NJ. Cook & Co IN the Smith and
Furnace business, this day dissolved by mutual
The business Of said firm will be settled by
Madison Cook, who is duly authorized to settle the
MADISON COOK.
STEPHEN II WAKEMAN.
JAMES BOWER.
JAMES FIELD.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the above
are requested To call and settle without deav.
MADISON COOK.
Ypsilanti. December. 4th, 1914.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO Eastern made DOUBLE CARDING MA
CHIMES in perfect order. with Picker. Also
one eight blade Parsons SnEARINe MACHINE, as good
az new,-Dye Kettles, Screw, and all other apparatus
necessary for cloth dressing
The pToperty can seen, and the terms of payment
.,certained by calling upon me at Ypsianti.
T. NJ. TOWN,
March II, 1s45. nS I'm.
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Yp~,I.nI y syrn,h,r II iaIi.
Farmers Look sprel!
HE Subscriber offers for sale his full hlooded Dur.
L ham Bull Emperor eight years old imported
from Englard IN 1889 and is the hes bull ever brought
o Mi-hign Also. (ull-blooded bail TIM isr nv
Emprrnrl tour y.ar- "lI Also, two r hla,,ls hill
ewes & o. .',nve * can be -nv i..,. af NY
Ia rln sc M e r,n The vitgr v.
JOHN w w W.
Claremo;t. May IL. I945 l1t
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The bes. earnest publisher can give of what he car
and will do next year is a reference to what he has
done last at time for the last fifteen year
Under this view Of The case it would be quite sufH
cent for ordinary purposes for say that the high
character this magazine for Literary and Aricia
merit will be properly sustained. But we are aware
that the rapid dazzling succession of noveiticswhich
we have brought forward within The last few years
naray excites lively curiosity, and every subscr
Der is saying to himself
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
To the Friends OF Humanity.


DEAR sR IL suggest whether, since the sentence Of
OConner and Van Seenburgh commuted the friends Of
humanity ought not to have meeting say in the great
city ofNew York; for the purpose Of appointing commit
tee duty shall be- from time to time to visit Sing
Sing in what manner those unfortunate ndivdu-
ais may be treated unfortunate, because it 10 evil
that nothing but the STERN strict letter Of the law
jusfes their punishment by confinement in prison
They guilty of murder, it is true they have been
legally convicted Of murder it il also trueof the muir
der OF ocer Of justice in the discharge Of the duties
of his office yet the spirit Of the age and Of our inst
utons" is evidently opposed to their punishment for
this offence, offence 1t may be called. Do they not
suffer in the great Of Freedom Is right that
these large landed estates should exist in this glorious
republic, whore every man should have rgnt 70 arg
in any feld-live in any house-drink as much rum
eat many onions, and chew as much tooacco ~ ne
pleases free from the payment OF any rent 70 any snd
lord PATRON who may choose to wear ciean snit,
drink glass Of wine live in marble house. Ssee
Ira Harris speech Of last wntsr)
would suggest Horace Greeley as one Oh the com.
mittee II should bc the duty OF the committee TO see
that the work OF these two martyrs a. light ana easy,
and pleasant and agreeable, as may be consistent with
their they have plenty OF roast beef
that they are daily informed by Of the phanthro
mic and otherwise Of the sympathy Of the
pxbc with them and their suferingsthat said commit
tee forthwith have Daguerreotypes Of the prisoners
sent to Mrs Stsee and the other To be
Yours, &c, JOHN SMITH.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
JOHN SMITH.

Fort AT SPRrNewKLIs.-The defensive work at
Springwells has been pushed with great activity
during the past season, over three hundred men, We
learn, having been constantly employed three IaCes
Of the work have been completed and sodded ana .nc
fourth nearly finished The failure Of ns or the
ouns iris AZ Il is we understand farther appro
Praon viii be made for completing the a0 apS SasSnr sSa
ing barracks and quarters ior tne 81, ss x, whsn
new M appropriation, i made, will be avaabieDs'r'a
.ddperftssr.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
DENTISTRY.

~p n q, RfANKMAN, Dentist, 1l6 Chambers street, ~
late OF Virginia offers his professional services to
~ rnblic Persons who desirous oi having
and useful appendaGs as the teeth po
Nv attended TO- requested % call at his once wnee
ferences Of the highest ca" " ~ n2o iaI
derste and all operations warranted "" ~
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
Highland Cottages.

NJ IEWS With ground pans OF The Highland COttages at
Ro1bury, Boston, designed and erected by VIM B
Land-or sale the Of SaYton and Miles Wiley Put
nam, NJ H. Newman Roe lockwood Son; and other book.
in New York, Philadelphia aud Boston n8 7w%r
FRENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
HAVING reached that period Of life which renders retire
agreeable offer for sale interest the above
hotel.
Also, the Furniture stock Of Wines, Liquors and = the
fixtures of well regulated hotel.
portion Of the Servants that have been brought the
Hotel, will also be for sale.
The will be liberal and made known to one wish
the whole half will be sod Thu. hotel built in
1887 by joint stock company, and incorporated by
act Of the legislature in 1839
1t situated Of the principal Of the city and
contains about eighty all well handsomely furnish
ed and the house Of the best built and finished hotels
the state.
The largest depot the Union here and the ncrea
sing prosperity the city make this property most valu
able. The hot be purchased price making it a
profitable investment for a capitalist -..,..
nl61 WILLIAM FRENCH.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
Movements OF Travellers.

movements
The following nearly embraces the whole OF yester-
days arrivals. At the
AMERrcAN-H. Tillotson, John Young, Philad; Thos.
Beekman, Hudson N. X. Benson, West Point; L. c. w.
H. Mahafy, Conn., Capt Leonard, St. Louis; John J. Oh
cox, Albany; A. Mathews, NJ Y; n B. Blunt, Ft Wash
ington; J. p. Bankhead, U. s. N.
AsroR-C. T. Platt, Philad; Dr. Johnson; Va; Z. N.
Pratt Albany; Dr. Shaw, Hon. D. Webster, Boston; J.
J. Maynard Philad; J. Greenwood Albany; T. D. vos-
qua; E. Burden, Troy; w. Fl. Blossom, Canandaigua;
W. Peck Mckay, Buffalo; s. r. Graves, ireland; Ed.
Grant, N. c; j. Bourchervela; j. Dougald Montreal; j.
b. Macy, CHM; John Quincy Adams Boston; Christie
pher Hughes, Bait; X. Winthrop Boston: B. W. Jennys,
N. H.
CIrY-W. D. Whipple, Albany; J. s. Bates. Bedford;
James Lawrie, Boston; c. Whiting, Coast Survey; j.
Power, Catskil; Geo. Danforth Rochester; L. Pendra
ville st. LOUIS J. c. Hewes, Pottsville; A. Bennett
Phil; j. Seymour, Psekskll.
FRANxLIN--D. Wheeler, Bridgeport; John B. Simmon-
son, Staten lsand II. Fish, Utica Z. r. Dudley Dutch
co; H. c. Sadler Brockpor; s. Smith, Albany; Col.
Wood w. +. Smith, Geo; J. Williams Rochester; Geo.
Smith, Cansjoharie J. Miller Baltimore; B. Prsntiss,
Mass.
GLoBE-Charles Hulsmsn, Washington; T. Cadwalla-
der, Trenton; R. W. Benedict, Staten Island; Nj Crss,
J. T. Patrick Philad; Ed Chrisman, do p NJ. Psgott,
do; G. Stevens, w. Johnson, London.
HowARp-T. Van Brunt l.. /; I. Wager, Troy; w. Nj
Bsbbett N II; n. Barlow, st. Louis; T. G. Smith, Cinn
Hon. Samuel Phelps, Vermont; NJ. Brown Va; NJ. J..
Thomas w. Thomson, Pa; L. s. Bingham, 5. c; X Lon
nergan, Cinn L. Hancock Newark; II. Foster, Bangor;
DR. Boardman, Trenton w. Sanderson Philad; G. w.
Paris, Bait; MIR. Taylor, Saratoga.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TATTR Mt


rALMO resnectiuy informs his patrons and the
~ pubc that he has opened Restaurant his well known
and popular old stand sdong the Opera House He will
Breakss Dinners and Suppers, In the French American
aud Italian style t all hours and by
any similar establishment I III the city.
Sgnor Palmo trusts that Of his old friends will kindly
remember his peculiar abilities Tor epicures
dinner Of three dishes choice, with half bottle Of care
ale porter &c be had daily for 39 only His
bill Of fare will comprise all the choice dishes Of
at the lowest prices. and served III the best manner.
B-Hot and cold Baths supplied the above establish
ment usual i. PALMO,
nl2 lm+r 80 Chambers st
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Pennsyipania Apenue, Washington City, ID. C..
THE PROPRIETORS Of this large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their thanks the pub
lie for the liberal support they have given and confidently ant
popularity from the Efforts of the under
signed to the public accommodation The house is
the Avenue the promenade side between Third aud Four
and aaf convenient the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol 1t is capable Of accommodating three hundred guests
all its has recently undergone agene5a Improvement
have been elegantly funishedhe ladies' ordinary
eed indeed every division Of the house primary
consideration has been the comfort OF
The dining hall Of the commodous and best light
ed day night in the Union Our of
polite, active, obeden and well disciplined Briefly
denty challenge the judgment Of discriminating public
all the essentials required to render public house home
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 so per day Permanent boarde
times. TYLER 4 BIRCH.
The Expres will please copy every other day for three
weeks and send bill to Tyler Birch. ms 3m eodrc
ON
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
Circuit Court
BAiore .JudRe E,dmOnds

Nov. 2s-This court simply organized pro forma,
this morning. and adjourned to the fourth Tuesday in De-
cember contrary expectation and to the disappoint
ment Of the different reporters of the city who were
eager pursuit OF some information regarding the
intercepted letters to Polly Bodne His Honor. the
Judge made allusion TO such matters nor had he
any developments make for, is supposed, these
letters iii any such there are entirely beyond his
judicial rerence that the trial is dismissed from
his further cognizance
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
ALBANY, Nov. 81, ls45.

ALBANY, NOV. u, loao
Opening IF the Lecture Season. Winter .a,rong geents for
Trauef-Inp, oueaents- heatricais, &c.
The Hon. John G. Spencer delivered the opening lee
ture for the winter, before the Young Mems Association
last evening" at the First Presby Church this city
The occasion drew together large and highly respecta
bic audience, aud the address, in my judgment,
worthy Of the ex-Secretary. The subject the
ganzaon Of tho association and the results generally
ofsuch societies. and the object OF this particular
citation. II was received with universal approval and
copy of the lecture will probably be solicited for pub-
cation.
The banks discounting mendousy this fall The
the shape of paper.
Since the rain commenced falling, the weather has ma
terially changed from cold TO mild II is to-day quite
notwithstanding the tempest and there yet
signs OF the close OF the navigation The winter ar
rangemen.s for travel between New York and Albany
will commence on Monday next The train from Boston
will leave that city at about 10 A. NJ, and will meet the
New York and New Haven train at Springfield, at p
NJ and reach Albany at p NJ The proposition TO run
a steamboat from New York to New Haven to connect
with the railway to Albany, has been abandoned.
pnldn , soO 10 'e on .ae mareh m "
hundreds Of men employed at the upper part the
town, digging away and removing hills and filling up
valleys for the extension of streets number of the
streets are lighted with gas and it is being introduced
into the stores hotels shops, etc The immense chan
delier In the Assembly chamber has been removed
and gas will be used in its stead during the ensuing
sion.
Mrs II. Hunt is in her element. She continues to be
greeted nightly by crowded and intelligent audiences
with the most marked favor and enthusiasm She has
improved vastly in her appearance since her repuder
Her air is disngme, and her face. in my opinion while
upon the stage perfectly beautiful Rice has arrived
and the theatrical season. with such company, promises
to be rich.
The boat from New York. due at Albany this morning
at A. M did not arrive until p. NJ to-day. There
very heavy fog upon the river last night and at
tribute her non-arrival to this circumstance
The Hon. j. j. Ellsworth, of Yates and the Hon. Hor-
ace Wheaton, of Onondaga passed through this city to-
day, route for the National Capital
To-day has been very gloomy, account of the storm
but the air sngulary mild for the 27h Of November
.4ilons.
have just learned that the (Burke) has post
poned the Concert, announced for this evening, until
Saturday evening" Doth inst on account of the rain
This is damper the Albanisns had congratulated
themselves upon having the souentrancing melody of
the artist this very night. Well wait and see.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29

ABBEY HOTEL.
TO LET-TheFurniture Fixtures &c., Sc. for sale. The
ation The Proprietor havingmade South
will sell his interest reasonable terms
Mr. Van Rensselaer, would many thanks for the be
raj patronage bestowed the Abbey for the past
% woud oicr q ior n ma S is ana m
divdgas or for parties short notice His table and bar are
daon Of parties and good music will be ready for those
who may wish to enjoy the
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
PREMIUM BOOTS.

. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 50, city made and for
style and durability, they equal those sold other
stores for S. Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
for s. so, those other for Sc ST.
IfOuNG SJQNE's French Boot and Shoe manufactory,
one othc fashionable in this city. Our
boots having been judged the late Fair Nibo said
be The best boots the price sold this country Also
superior style French Dancing Caters and overshoe
sianty on hand.
goods warranted to give satisfaction Boots Shoes
made 10 order in the shortest notice Mending in the
store YOUNG JONES, 4 Ann street,
NJ 1mrrc near Brosdway, New York.