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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

EAGTnQUAKE. At exactly three min.
utcs before five o'clock this morning. the
shock OF an earthquake was scnsibly felt
IN all paris Of our city, accompanied by n
tumtlng sound resembling that caused bv
the passage ofa train OF railroad cars acros S
short bridge The shock was so severe
as the shake houses, and even the furnl ,ure
inside OF them, and we have heard OF sever,
al persons having been awakened BY the
sinking otiheir beds 7 his shock Sc, ms
TO have extended in almost every direction,
and we hear Of ITS having been frk in al
most every place within so or 60 miles OF
us Al Jamaca Plains, u chimney was
shaken down; IN Worcester the door bells
10 Two houses were rung, IN Braintree. Dod.
ham, Concord, and various other places we
hear Of It's beng 6lt
A small shock accompanied vrh -rrch
Irrmor and a rumbIng NOISE ten or fifteen
minutes IN duration, was icl IN Newbury
pon Tins morning, n, precisely 8 o'clock
The earthquake was Glt as far east as
Exeter, and perhaps farther 1t was also
ter at Concord, n II |, was quite snar
shock IN Maiden, and lasted nearly ten
minutes The sound soinew hat resembles
mat made by tram Of railroad cars pass
ing over bridge - D0Ifoa Mad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Tlr FOR TAT A correspondent Of the
BaIllmOrc Sun, IN writing from the sent 81
War.Ciycs statement OF row between tho
Maryland md Ohio Volunteers IN which
he us's the following language, viz
4 verify believe tina, our 600 Baltimore
ms could have whipped the whole $500
Ohioans
We are REQUESTED by Buckeye to stat,
TIM, the outher of that letter is preparing a
history Of The far famed Biadcnsbnrg Ra
c's' during 'ho ns, war, ~ which snndr ,
Maryland troop, exhibited some pretty ex
tens've specimens of tall walking
~ \ mirror.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

THE CoRrs oE EsoINEERs Letters
have been r,crved N this city from many
OF The young men who enlisted IN thu corr,
Of nprcrs aud miners now sal. ned a,
Wcs Point coa planning oi,hur trcatm,nt
and be- dccopiou which they s1y was prac
,scd to induce thor enlistment They saw
they are treated a, Il they were serIs. and
are clad IN aulrc which is onlY f, for aims.
house paupors Thcy say hoy did no,
dream NJ onl.sing as common soldiers. bu,
thought, from the representations maie 10
,h'm, thai they were to BE- engaged IN =
hsurr Eou Of military duiy-somub,no
b'',rr sHuatsI to their ssniing IN .ocie,v
Ih"sr young men we're mostly eseellen,
mechanics 'nd"p'nieni snI hirh ,pfreA
auI hey r1rrH ,oiute the dscndIn, oo,i
ton 90 IS h,rh the rules Of me sefy,c,
ani ne ord nary uoalncn, Of the olTiceu
20 the men IN tie American Army nIsc.
them They nov ME, II Is SAT- sem on
ly as ortInarv 'n'iiery, which Ilrue. show
that he public & newspaper rspresen,atlo,
o. the sem ofl-al character Of IA corn. o
ssppeu snI miner, was most cruel decor
ion upon ,hose who believed them
Pal LedSC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

4 SAD DrrAT I corIop,ud,m Of
NE Nrscfo Chustan AtV'cl'r a Meho
o. clergyman compI1.o' o'tbe pre,s'rrte
IN BIZ ssighbofhooi ola disease w4icf he
Gale Sunday siekncn Il - u,,ih.J f..
et seus, not small poi butu syur,ih uc
S"h The mora. couimun Of me pllru, -
The d'sessr ~ penoiical the pst,, ~ 4, ,n.
d.sPossd soO0, Cnut-h ume GA SurIrt
morn'nE, 6a' u Usually etre aties, utteoi
hh o'd'hsr> sui'n's' on Nioodsv toAr,,t
oaIly Ia 'hs m9'u.rs may eamm-uee --
The eoTtsponArn' ajis ,a p5sscun ,.a.
Nben strange prcsc her 'c3.ne. along ,t,,
wby TIN asscEss . no, 30 grn.t.i" Tn,
~ ,hs nay, Is TAlhtT an INkEsfd conf,,,
acc ioT lhs Rev gentleman 10 make
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

MExIco.-Thc Norfolk ~" IN
fers to the opinion eIprc'''d oi '''
dent, upon hearing the news o. ne ~
ciameHe in favor Of Santa Anna
How Santa Anna, 81 rn
Mex ico, we have get 70 ham +.
he would not consent TO rla ne o '
VernCmz, and Commodore Coco
not dare 10 let him pass who" D.
from our Government "hch y"
believe has been given "h''
fleet Of his nrrlvnl in Mexico n'
fairsl Ia the question n'kc1 ,' =,
when we hanird the news 70 ~ J.
on ~ first arrival be eHp'e''e1 =.
ceandcrlng It very lmpofian, -, =,
'hot the recent message sent By ''
ment 10 Mexico woull BE- '''Y
nalcly received MANY TP'i'' a.,
think II will be favorable To p'''' ..
others, whose opinions n'' 'o'' n,
respect, think that It vii ''Hl "
the war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

SPRINGFIELD hRMosy -VNc 'o'l'
statement shows the number Of it~'
Appcnlag's mbricaIoiat tho Srt.
Armory during the wear ending .h
1916 1865 Percussion Nne "
pIrlc, l. $50 WIpcrs - 2o4 '"f +,
vcrs. 5000 Bail Screws, pa i'"a,
c,s, los Arm Chess Impm,H'.
been made IN tie machinery
y"nr, mud several ofthc an'qw'si 0'1
have been removed, nsi those g ?
construction I'll their places A.
tan, saving is made by the usc oIlm
coal for foreign most Of the paris 10
mory, whore charcoal In been u
tOlJre.- Springfield Gaz.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
calling Sptrtt' from The Der !
A GLORlOIS VICTORY

When Senator Il1ywsd Of North Car.
olina, resigned his sea, in the Senate rather
than vote for the Brush Tariff Bill Old
Father Richie, Of the Washington Uniop
Polk's organ opculy denounced him. and
called upon The people Ut The then approach.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
improvement ofMe Rircrs, Lake Ia

Improremrn! Of he Rircrs, Lake Har
bers &c. The Work Commenced BY
an advertisement in our paper Of MIR w. J.
Adstln, auctioneer, 1t will be seen tha, the
U. S. Government has offered and in few
days will sell, all the machinery md nipple,
men,s heretofore used in deepening the
channel Of lheAlssissippi on rhcDrsMoincs
Rapids. These machines and implements
cost the Government several thousand dol
lars--thcy are almost rs good as when
new; some OF them, we believe have never
been used, and would cost the Government
but trIile 10 store and preserve them for
future use, ifever an appropriation is made.
With the exception Of some chains, an.
chors dc, the balance, being unfit for any
other purposes, will not bring more than
the value Of the same weigh, Of old iron
while many articles will no be worth even
the cost OF the materials Of wi ich THY were
mode- 81 Louis R'pub, Aug. q.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Grdpiic. A late writer >,y,. ,H
would have al idea ofihc orna .
just imagine ten Thousand h',J
thousand mountains, all drunk, 40.
one another over newly p'ou- 81
with lots of caverns IN 1t ur then
into now and then.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Il j"F,ller ciizcns. said candidate for
Congress, recently, somewhere out Wcst,
"FelIow citizens you're well nwar I've
rot no OBLIGATION never wen, to school
~ all my uic but three Ilmrs, and that was
to night school. Two nights the teacher
didn't come, and the to,her night Ihad no
candle d"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

The mos, knowing are The m''
know edge The most 'lHDoy' r'
desIrous of improvement ~ WIZ -
contrary, the ignofant lhink lhs" b
enough the vicious are, 10 ne
ION, good enough.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

In SALISBURY, VI, on the ed Aug, Pa,
rick Moran a native OF Ireland, engaged in
the ore bed was ~ the well, and some one
above was drawing 4 barrel Of water from
the bed when the chain broke and The bar
rel struck him upon the head-from which
he died. He was abuGt 30 ycn's Of age, and
has left wife and two children.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03


Santa Anna sailed for Slsl r,
Vera Cruz. which accounts tor iy.
val n, the Inter place b,forc,b, >
Nlis,lppl left
FRoM SANTA FE.-Le,tcrs m
l'r, dated July II, states ,hol.
mission Of the CpDnsIl was cl'.1'
10 the approach Of Gen. koarucy
were 600 soldiers IN the place Dol
on their way from he lower Com
report states hit they cnn ral,c 4
ten days FortldcaIons wcrr bl.
The probability !. that 10 resistant.
made
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

lIundrcd, OF baggage wagons in' =
lcan army were seen "a Bosloa -
and on the Fnchburg kai.to'a "
glad 10 hear any body so far Non. F"
favored with a lob, II II be but a d'0
bucket
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

beauiiiul communion service Of silver
has Just been presented to the new church
IN Troy, y. Y, Of which Rev. John Pier
pon' Is pas,of, by an assoois,ion OF ladies' IN
Spuns field, Mass
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

II is fes-rd thai Capt Lesviu md eleven
friends, bound to California. have been mu,.
defed. a. their guns have been seen M nm.
session OF ths Csmsnche Indians.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

some two rods over the fence. Ono OF me
horse, rose with several broken rh' and
managed to escape his assallan,, who iell
Y-.- a.. ,,'r- v'h his 'usk' ''r" ont his
onttAl., ana continued to toss hun along
he icnce some ten rods OF mnrc, nj this
timc the keeper, who was ut dinner when
the elephant escaped from the tent, came
M and called the animal by name. The
elephant Immediately obcycs the word and
followed the Keeper to nm orchard about n
hundred rods oil, whrro he wns secured by
strong chains made fast to the trunk Of n
full grown tree lus, ne or informant left
IN tho afternoon. be hcntd thn' The clcphnn,
had nptoo,cd the tree 10 which he was fast.
cncd and had injured man hnt learned
no particulars The tNge Of tho clcphnn,
itlssam Nns caused hy some tobacco on
cca I'd m the food that some OF the 10y
s,nnd,rs offered him People cannot IT,
too cautious how thew trrl" IN such why
with an elephant &C., Buhilo Adv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
= rnr porr DR. woir, in a letter to n

p TnE Porr DR. wotf in letter to n
friend says alt is curious that the present
Pope, when only Con,e Fcrreui, was my
fellow pupil IN the Collcgo Romano, Of
Rome from the year 1916 to 1917 when |
went over to the Propn uganda he IS an
amlsble, jealous, talented, plous snd liberal
gentleman, anl II IS t'er,iorc to be- hoped
.... .- "a, 'r4as.''to- ."-sc Qu4ua,,s uom
the siinpie Conte FerIcul to the throne oi
Plus IA" Thus goes the world, one OF
two students, Of almosi 'qna ground, be
comes a sovereign PonrH the other, though
filing The world with his name ,s the hum.
bic wear Of tho small p1rsh OF Isle Brew.
ers, IN re,ircd par Of the country Of Som
nersct, where however he has the swee'er
reward Of minlsierlng 10 the sprnua wants
Of 90 attached congregation ANXIOUS 10 be
taught
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

ILLINOIS French, the I.ocofoco can1i
date tor Governor has a minority of 90 s2l
The Loco majority in the Senate is II, and
in the House 81. The majorllies may be
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

NroHc CLAIMS 10 O6sc N,4
the Legislature, addrrssor .,..
one Of The States, was verv ,,-.,.
pressing upon them hts et.l, =. l.
folks. When he had hnl,he -
remarked ,ha, he bad ,aNen ~ L.,
from him. that he was em't,u,,, A.
mans iiiend-could not
no came from The poores
ion, North Carolina -hon
~ in tina, S,sle, DuncoR
poorsst psss Of sisss oopo
poorest man 10 that ourl
Their. who was too poor to
ther-iha, he was 30 paa
county was not poor enough h,t-,
obtained the poorest horse 10 ;h4. 10,
", and starto to find q poortic..,
fellow citizens, said he, | mu. s
arrived here, and You VII al al
this is the poorest county 10 tUe =
here | shall remain until heard,
1t is not stated " neither tins po9r f.
was elected, but If his nece,s.ut,
cd his claims, no man was ter
Iur the office.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

In the li.' OF asw patents Is one 70, i'm.
: rovemeni IN h0-'Ipy naIH.l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
LATEST FROM THE ARMY

1he l Anainel i''sihPh a''''.N ~
Nrw orleans on he l''h uN, rom iO',
lA'acca b" ifo'P' uuI'f 'tn "'o'
Uef' raiion' > ahou' - mite ," ne '"'t
rot ~ ihe etn'h. 'i "a'f lhe'' ms, T"
hsI ben r"'r'ntd GA account o. NV
ram
1he Ne" orleans Ed"o" i.6''''1' 90
DO I'm 10" 'ltno n'"' rom We we" ""
ii'rani "h''h NC h'd '"' "''E. We Sc
ro.h"g shI'lon' q" 'h'H ,''"''"'''", ~
rerlhe folio" ng 'fom'hc fea} INC "h,'h
' moro 'P'''hc than. TIE accounts '"l'
tc'rhtI Us
b'n Ny'a' VIC '"' '1s w ''' ''"
Of ih' amy Which followed A'''!' 70 l''"'
- h'h '''lo''"'a ~ h'e1t''''''' a.
M'n''"N
A.Aet. ~ WITCH purpose "" was y. ',h'e
Pie cry o. Ne''' On The ''' OF NY
ra~lng n do0ar h'Nt',i 20 700" "'','
''r.'y ni ''1n '''luA NJ l'N % S"'c
COW 3osns n di'i.'n 20 br 'nI't res
'Jcu'' command lei' the caprn' on me 2S'h
OF July. IL Was 900 strong ana had sew
efal p'ct' OF ah'Ilcfv
Tbs brigade, lie those which IeU inc
ePp'iA before 1t vas P'tlrc''y 'q''ppr'. -
Al these troops WIN Two OF 'hree 'hou'
''"'i ~ w '''"' IT, y,
'"''' $50 ~ w. -
give '''u's '''' az ''''''e'J VI '''"
~ I" 49, ~ . .....
ne 'o"s 10y !" ~ 800
, W US - -, a,,. 80,
"'t'iP'' ""' P'0''.''' ;" IVY P''''''
'' H. -, g. 49, 49, -,
!" WV ~! ,n,n , o
'''' "N''''''' "'..t''' NV
"'s ''''' '''''"..'' W ''''"'7 '''o''''
L.I ,,.,d
I.'"u WOW ''.,'' ..'e "'
~ ""' Nv " - '''''>
'"!'
a.. rI. .;ol, ,Lo Ola, 81,
'"iN -" T ''' :, "'s u" '"I ~ w.,
''' u" t'.'"E "o''@ v, pNnp. '"'V O,""'
,'Uu,,u ;" ',a' raoa ,, -, ."c " - -
g. "'"I"a' w" ;,L III i. aaa,a.' y
Nv. a''ef L',.,,,.a .i.J,;o .I.a a,,,o
'o''''''I9 VI '|'"'',', ~, ~, p''"'
WV F'' ~"', ~ . so y, u"u.,,u "o'
".i "'' "an .',,u,'y Wv" , w. .,,e ~,
I , ~ wa '.s' ,"o ~ '"o '''''''''''
'|"'''"'' ''''o' ''' V''' .n ,1.
boston aHaf.
SARATOGA SrRrNGs. Aug 21h, 40
Our village was again visited by fire tins
morning The flames were srs, discovered
breaking ont about Two o'clock in the Wal
ton Row Building, and IN short hmcNhc
whoIe ou''ui". was romp,c'e.y destroyed,
WINS owhfu oy virgin OF A'oany'nui
was insufca Iot - ooo II was occur "d
oy a II. 'naleV n' dWe'l,n9 iufn'nft
all removed. > l.. b"s.n' H. 8l'ce'y am
/ provision sore. 'hsut'n ~ 3oo IN VA
uonal OF New ioIk, which VIII cover all
loss Republican Printing office, type near
! " oil removed; press, with imposing stones
destroyed loss entirely covered by lnsu
rance llca, Make, Of J. NJ. Cole q. Co
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

A gentleman has been wallng IN 'hl' cliy
for several DAYS in order 10 procure n pass
age to Brazos Santiago, where I've hopes to
find a revenue cutter To take him To Vera
Cruz. lie started from Pensacola early last
week in the revenue cutter WOlcoit, with
dispatches for Com. Conner. Tho Culer
put into Mobile Bay for sose curious rea
son, and the bearer OF deSpatt hes came over
here, arriving the DAY alter the ncLane leh.
He has been waiting since Tor the departure
OF the Alabama for the Bfazns, which was to
have leu last evening ~. q. Pc. Aug. 20.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

LIVE IN FLORIDA -Quincy Fla Avg
IA, 1916 The minds of the people here,
are too unsettled to think OF any thing n,
present Onr Jail is full Of rascaIs for
house er 1ro stealing, who will be
ra.g" NHl six weeks Last night
about ten o clock, while the western stage
was within hrlfa mile Of this place, the
driver vas shot and died a few hours after
There is dreadful state of things here, but
the den OF vaillnins IS fast breaking up
We have now in Jail cigh, finished rogucs,
the murderer Of the poor stage driver n.
mongst them An extra court ls 10 be held
on the Iirh o(Septembcr, 10 try and hang
them n Of course--in fact, great mum
ncr was anxious to have them hung to day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

DREApruL ENrLosIoS or FIRE DANr
The pousville (Pn) Miners Journal OF
the 2s,h ult hos an account ofan explosion
Of gas VIII ich took place on the afternoon Of
"Wednesday last, n, the coIlIery worked by
NJ George Rich, on the ives, branch ri
tho VII, Carbon road known Ms Lewis vein
which was most disastrous in iis results.
II wus followed by what's known To miners
as choke damp, and black or nher damp,
by which eigb, mro were overpowcred -
So xioleni was iL,hss Tor q long lime no ~.
sis,ance conld be extended to thorn SNecess-
fully, and Mr. Rich, tho owner, who enter.
ed for this purpose, was near hllinga VIC.
tim to his philanthropy. At las, they were
eS,ricn,ed, SIX Of them perfectly ,ns"nsibIe
one, named John Tiley, d-nd, md long al.
ter yet another, who though IN longer than
nnv olthc rest. was vet recovered. Mr. Rich
himself WINS, fora long time in state OF
unconsclopsn and dcllflum. bat is rccov
cting, rs are NIL who were taken from the
shaft alive. The scene was Of heartfelt in
trrcst--ihe prostraiion OF tho sufferers, the
dlsmav OF the spectators, and The agony o
the families OF the injured mon, presented
one OF those scenes persons who do not 1--we
in mining districts can form no adeqnlc
idea Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

lnc state election to ,.m, ...
him, by rt,ur'>ng Il locos,.,
the Legislature md ,l,..r,,r
cfnor The r~n,N ~ Nor, a.
come furth n, h.. bNllrc.
ohlrcinc the ola WHINE, , a..
4 WING GOVERNOR "a
* WHO STATE SEMI,
a WING HOtSE Of C6l.
and thn' SECURED The ,,ctnon
ing of the Legislature. n
TWO WING SFN,ro.
The mni'r,,y Tor tho W., r'
- about TEN THOUSAND
majority on join, ballot IN hi
tom srfcrH 10 hrtNiv
Tie is now appealing 10 ib.t
Pennsylvania, to come hnb -.
Dallas md polk ~ haray,nr IN.
n, md hocntiug the Con~,,.
God grant thai hS oppe,, n,, ~
the Same response a, toy d.. .
Clrolun = Lancaster Union
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

~ the above are l.ocofocos Lincoln,
(7lh plstnc) the only Wing elected to
Congress, has majority of 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

INDIASA The oficlnl returns of the
Indiana eI clIon tor members Of the Lopis.
n'ntc. as stated IN the State Sentinel, gives
The following result,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
ARKANSAS Hgislalure.-S so far.

Iowa ELECTION Van Buren, county
elects Wing and Loco to the Council,
and two Locotocos to the House of Repre.
s"ntauves Sheriff and most Of the county
officers Wing. For Constitution SAL
against s72.
Lee county elects a Reform lickct-l I.o.
coIoco to the Council and Whics and /
LocoIcco 10 the House Of Representatives
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

GroRGIA The following are the nom.
nations for Congress In Georgia so far as
made.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02
To Farmers.

STRAYED from the Subscriber OH the 9th
- nst small sire BROWN COW, interspers-
ED with Red the sides, said COW IS years old
has some white The bag. also about halt OF
the brush of the tail Oae of the ears has been
tore by dog Whoever will reluln sad COW or
give Information where she may be found, Eshall
be paid for their trouble. =
r. V. ASHLEY.
Ypsilant, August 18th, 1916. I34 If.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02
Il d u N ID.

zERVIAH BARKER In DIVORCE, Upon reading
u and filing the petition in this
JOSEPH BARKER. cause and it appearing that the
defendant does not reside within the jurisdiction OF This
court 1t is ordered motion OF Skinner and Josln
attorneys for petitioner, that notice OF the tendency Of
this cause be published in the Ypsflanii Sentinel a
newspaper published in the county of Washienaw, for
six successive weeks Inc last publication be thirty
days before the next term of this court.
,S state of Mich san Beral King Clerk Of
county do hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
of tho original order entered in the foregoing cause
Given under my hand this 2lst day of July d 1916
B. KING. Clerk.
by J. NJ. Wilicocson, Deputy.
SKINNER & JosLIN, Petitioners attorney
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02
Important to theSick

~ SAMSON, Authorised agent FOR the sale Of rhe
HZs genuine Wisars Basam of Wild Cherry, Buch
Expectorant Syrup; Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
Coms:ock & Co.'S. Medicines. including Oldridge's
Balm Columbia. Connels Pain Extractor, Hays Lima
ment Extract of Sarsaparilla, dc &c. Shermans
Davids or Hebrew Plaster, Dalleys Pain Extractor.
Fosgates and Godfreys Cordial Fahnesocks vermifuge
Bristos Sarsaparila. Osgoods India Choagogue, Wash
ingon Elxer, Eastern Tonic Ailebasi's Medicines,-
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills. Gregoiys, Phinneys,
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated, Rush's,
Halsteds. Hcricks. Peters Resurrection or Persian,
Muscoveus Tomato, Lees, Moffats, and Picra Pills.
A supply Of the above ALWAYS on hand.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02

THE SNUFF Box.-The following dialogue took
place between old lady, disciple of Miller, and
friend who called upon her, the morning after the
world did not come to an end. well mann, | am
surprised to see you. How happens IT you didn't
ego up last nightr' ''Wel did start-but marcy
on us, forgot mySnuf Dor.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02

Let all who sick send TO the agent OF the great
American Remedy. and buy bottle OF Vaughn.s
medicine, we have but word to say-t Is the
best article of medicine the world ever saw. See
advertisement in this paper.
DR.. Wistar's BatSam Of Witd CherrH-This tru-
~ valuable medicine is meeting with great success
all parts of the country, particularly through the
middle and western States, where Pulmonary Con-
sumption has so long prevailed. treatise on the
above disease can be had free of charge of the
agents.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02
Drugs and Medicines
Clocks and Watches
III. 4. II 1RKN s.

H. 4. PARKS,
IlEGS leave 10 say the citizens OF Ypsilant and
- the adjacent that he has established himseI.
ness in a part OF the
Boz and Drug Store
OF E. Samson, where Ilc will be happysto receive a
share of public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the bust
ness and since been the employ of some ofthe best
workman cast he illers himself that he can give en-
tire satisfaction all who may fit employ him.
good assortment of well selected Watch materials
constantly hand and all kinds of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
carefully repaired and warranted.
Ypsilati, November lS, 1916. 42tf.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-02

Getting IN Soidicrcd. We understand that
sneeing of those ofthe California Volunteers who
under 81 years Of age, will shortly be held
the RICH, side of BuermIk Channel, TO express
their thanks to the founders fihe Constitution for
establishing the Habcas Corpus, from the opera
ton Of which they the finders of so much ben
eft. They will also pass resolution OF grcaitul
consider atoms IN behalf of Col Stevenson, thIo'
whose fare and discipline they have got rid OF their
greenness, and have been taught emphatlcally to
know beans and nothing else. We understand
that a banner Will be presented TO Col. Stevenson
on this occasion, representing that removed chief
tam in the midst Of his gallant band, distributing
a'ean soup aud black bread among Them. The
banner will bear the motto ION hospital thoughts
~ tent. The reverse will be soldier stripped
fusn, on ten rcre field, uerd, ". Y. Tub.