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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

Trr Washington correspondent Of the
New York Telegraph write: "On Satur
dav IasI MIR Pakenham addressed an
Official communication 10 the S"crethfy Of
State, rmbndyiug a proposition Irnm the
British .Ovrrnmenr. 10 submiI The c0nIen
dang claims for tb" Oregon territory 10
MISUNDERSTANDING, as | understand the
selection Of tie uuIprage with he Presl
dent Of rrr Z Srairs: Cahinei Council
as immediately cnnv' ned. and inrn'al
reiecIlnn oI The proposal was agreed up"n
and transmitted TO AIr Pakrnham fins
is hr reformation, as have il from i
qu ner which il would be inp!oper for M
lu disregard"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

\ n.ul,t. ,n> Ihr Uni,n. waS cu.-
r r. rm III sire ."da> t,at NJ ) hcll
been mnrd..r,i III NJ X" hy Dr
t. n,,s # General Pa,rde. | VS.
sarl .>ti;-' o have been ,ransmfi,n q BY
ne rc, apis I'm BaIinnr". W",an
lin ~ Il o. Inund iDn fur hf lumor
l. la,', wa, Stated rh"r day ago,
bui nul 'hr w. mo general cI'cnla;ion
Iii tI;:> mulnIng.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18
y ayas cps Verrlli fssscg

nAYNE}S TlERAllFuGE Inns "a iaefeJ eJ1fie
Cd heart ol inaily mother, sglia gt Ell x5iecfedS
SOON 10 follow her child 10 HE grave. bat found
il restored 10 life aud r,sy health byiliis cele!
bra,edspcrific iteSpes aS6fnis wiiilonf jffi.
!atiig the coats nftlie stDlnaca mud bo8eis. and
combines tfe.vlrtucs ct Iadeuic, wllil iiIpsesotss
an ateiallve, Neither tie Ferntlitse nor Tile
f.xpec,"Iln. has rival N tile whole rafigeDfs.
maleri'tsEedlcu, lor diseases 10 Ylinh each IS
adapted .,,a = s, - I, i i
Tic Money is always returned, 5siif Japie,s 8
Carninitve does uul produces the most decideii
b nei IN Chullcs, Sick. Heudache, GiinIius
Pans, Diarl;ra, and all arrangements .ot;ihe
Stomach and bowels. ;gsE- : $50 -
IL Negcy Fais.-The American Hair Dye
never iaIs. when used as directed, 10 change .
the hair iIom any u;hei color, 10 beautiful :lu-.
barn or jrl black. =. IS
PilcS-llaif the cases of Piles are caused
by the irritation Of small worms. Jayne's9 Yer,
mIingc cures all such CASES by scinovinsihe,
wolnis and imparlIns' Il healthy lone 10 The $
novels. - +l,.t-R- -. ,. - 80
Asihma or PhthiSic. is cahSed Hy d lodgment
ol me phlcgni ol inuclis iii lie Iif ccis, which
obslrncls Inc passage Of The air through the
wind t,H,eS. Juyne's EIpeciorant removes the
The disease at once. = ssa5ss.15Sst
W Il. $ ROBERTssis Dr.. Jayne s. only
Agent at Edsefeid Cont Hnuse.: d 3, 8 8
GP Btwareof JCounterfeits! Ss;sIsss; Ss:s,:ss
feOriary lS tf .s5S "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18
THE EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
TEMP. SOCIETY.

" We are requested TO call the al
ieulion Of The Temperance SocIe'les OF
this District, to the meeting Of the Edge
field District Temperance. Society, to he
held at this place in The CourI House al
camille light. on the rsl'Tucsiay evening
of March Courl-each Society is entitled
tofour members.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

Western States which now passes down
The Erie Canal f'r England. wouldttheh
:" IL Qm"nec. ~
nnnlreh TO say that message from
rne Pre-inpnt. similar 10 thai sent to the
IInu, on saturday, was received by The
Senalr and referred 10 The Committee on
Fureign Affairs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18
tOlOur members

Rain anil CoM IIrathcr.-0n Thursday last
the weather was bright and beautiful. hul on
Friday there was u change, and on Saturday
there was 4 fall Of rain. Since that time. we
have had some very wMle irosts, aud the
weather has continued cold.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

Tie Hamburg Republican WIN. NJ B"bn
ESD. has assumed the control of The Rcpnbi'
can wl,ichhs recently purchased, as a'l"onn
ced in our last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

Louisiana. The Legislature Of this
State u as IN have assembled last Alundav.
agrceahly to The provisions ofrne New
Constitution, when The inauguration ofil!r
Governor, aud Lieutenant Governor,
Would lake place. The capital Is lube
removed from New Orleans, In some place
nul less han sixty mi cs distant. within
The first munih Of lhp Session-owins 10
which, lhr papers wax exceeding wfnhy
Charleston Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

The New York Contier says:-W@
understand thai letter was recriye.I few
days since from gblylntciliscnt genll.
rIlan # His ciry. staiiig that be, ~ rnIr
pany with the Hon. Henry Clay. in'rnhed
to leave New Orleans on The 9Th ulliiq,
Tor Havdna. where they ronlennpIute
rcinanIie for ,llorl time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

,llepfsehes; 1--we laGs are not
Tthecfealures in whom We2c 2ceHRi dur riaile lecs
lions ..fraiI, capable Of charge, perislfable.s
borna6aec 2 Hnu,sthen, should we mol
lnoks wjlh unuierahie5 iyearnine for 9ilata
life where alftc.ionis uncllange geahle le-etsT
nal? Surely,if all the tiopes.t tie fears I
;he aims, the aims. ihe tehdings 0f our soul
have their beginnings her Ills: :masis tial-s
ural. il is most Gtling t0tutp 10 hat future
where they sIlalllbe luI6lled- Z ssis
see it stated in an English paper
snal Il O00 sacks ofsawdlist are consumed
annually in London. for sftltfiins dole
alone. Also. thd>oIe 10y mabIfac Iurer has
been known 10 purchase, sff;3,D00 Wort OF
doll eyes atone liina--t 6ato,ie Shundr
aud eleven persons are coust:inlfy enIpl-s
Dyed emplned in one nanufactory.i in :
making small sized ,lonk eys- nd that
as nueh timber isf5annuall y consumed IN S
mak'us wooden horses for children idTidcS9 z
upon. as swoul'l be required IN AZ first FaleS
ship Of war. This is;ScefainIs dmings q :
large bu,inss, lhouShft beldL small
tcrs. !. ~, s4;sSs NJ q
O. -. .r
The Whne Horse ofthe PsaifiGes. .',-
correspondent oi the New: York Spirit:6ff :;
The Times wiring ffbnl Texas, gives thei:,
information thai lbe e ebfaled W hlfs =
Horse of The The Prairies, seen ,bS Kendall g
and other travellers, has: al last beenSssFE
,canshl alive. The letierwriteI ays:- ssssS
u saw him a prisoner, iied Shy one leg,ss
deprived Of his freedom, and 4yisilefls lsbys
many as natural curiosity. He isl aea ~
bitten grey. ahout.14 hands sshish! we'll
proporlloned, and bull a good Sdealsafief !
The pattern OF a Coneslaga Nm; q His
head and neck are really yj,eau,ifui perfect
Arabian--iac simiGe ofgtbesi GodoIplln.
Beautiful cars, larse,nosirils, great:bteadlh
of forehead, and a thtolGe sarse sasanyss
! have seen in any blnod nag His bean
tiful while name is twp teel Ions; AMI hiss
forelnpin proPoriion: fIes8ass cry much
Iaceraied about Isi,eah andiless,slile ef:: 80
lecss OF The lasso in alebins him. From
his appearance he:mast be quite oid--say &
20 or 25.'' ..,i,,s Z: 4, II {,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

he Oregon RcsOiu iuns. s.-The lfal
vote in Ihr House oi representatives, IN
Moniay evening. ~ the passnse Of these
Resolutions, is given below. 1t will he seen
thar Mcssrp, Burt, Holmes, Rherl Sins,
Simpson aud Wnpi ward. of This State.
vt"d against Ihe notice, and Mr.. James
a Bltrk in favor. M",srs Bayly,' Elnbb
ard and Hunrer. of Virginia all D"mnc-
rats. alsn voted in the negativr. -. Cha les.
ton Pnlriuk
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

SsrW. Raj 10 d CO ahiBwk -C,tis
James. lii,as s,Ieit ,yas uusnlnrousIyeleelGd
Esq. Presidennfsthe lattes. Rysi}ie lIsIree-
tors yesterday Cha lSi0u lodtrioi. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

'rhc-I."gisIa,nre oI Virginia have order
I'D all public execurions"f criminals 10 pr
held within The walls Of the prison, in tIly
presence oinos less Illan,i five nor more lhan
ten persons. - ~
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correspoadenee.o the Char couliier..
WAnsnIYerDN. Feb z

/ = -
This being the Iasl day bur one Tor IN
Oregon debate. in TIE House, greaf anyle
" was shown.io obiain.the floor. llsnon'
,ho>e who spnkc, were Mr.. Snri5,s.Mr 8
BuI, and Mr.. Woodward OFFS. G.. al
of WHOM wcrs IN lavnr ol asnotIce SUI
modo; thai is 20 say, they wouldsacrom
pany The notice with arr otter o:!a COM
/ promise on the 49ll, parallel of latitude
MIR. Black is The only member from -
who goes the notice in an absolute: AM
unqualified form s;t.5 - a s..'i;;;fsl.
-Ahour twnG' clock, tie Presidents Mes
sage communicating The recent QEss"'i
correspondence wa, brough, 10 the House.
| The message VA. immediately read. and
as received wi,h brcathlcss attention., &
}Mh parties assume thai egoiiation is
a, an Characterization is .reitrled-and
what renal IS huI;-war. or a. hacking out
or The parr of Greas Britain s. g .zsssi2:..;
The FIRST le,lcr is one lrnn, yMr. Buch
anau. dated 18Th Dec ls45. To Mr..
M,Lauc, requesting hin, To ask he cause
ul Grral Brirain'sE n,ilrlory preparations.
Sir N'Lane replies, after conference
url, ,orl Al,crric. n, ths; Lurd A. fpi0rn1e
eo h,m Thai Great ISrIain could mol. over
look the pussibiil, thai the controversy
wirlilre United States would terminate
uulavorabII. and. in ina, case. ,ne}mepa
lions wuuld he very useful and iuIfbrer
Blu, Tic prcpararions had in yiewlgeueral
ohicc,s, and were commcuccd before the
| ~, a
serious hlr. M'Lane gives. as his; own
oD,nrun, ll,ar !. purlr6n of The preparations
we're of n kid thai was txyc.Iy susrttcdsiu
The puruose of wal Win e5Unjled States,,
and ne suggests rlim Grpal sRrilafG will,
IN case of war, act promptly and Vigorous
-Iy, and throw ..ul her, whole strength al
nGcc, Mlih a yiew 10 bring, the way9o a
conclusion al 5,nce. t'zs5a25, IS:
On 4ne 29th bee. 1915. Mr.. 'Pdsken
harl ffrfeu all arhnrali0p. with, aivfeM'ro
am EQUITABLE Dartii;on of tile terriiarys-
lhI, MAS rriecled, and The Blush minis
Iter vas reminded. Thai the u. Ils had
,la,n,ed fbc y.,,,le rerri,orv and liit,fthe
DosltIu,- wouhr seem 10 iripIy-thpf The
kL had siIfss iil'rle 10 t,is wbnlesiorr5hSyy :
Oazt6e 10Th Jiihuaf !, isfFsss al =
| cahanr ytierrd 10 lubnnsIo ar6HraiIoh the
question Of nile; with aaproSlsion ghal il
il sIuuid Ues decideif, tnal neither party
Ii"d ulIe 10 he whole OF Oregon, Then
lhr arbiIralors should decide upon an
equitable mode Of partition.
1hs va, rejected, The President took
The gruunu, final, tnatsterrilorlal rights,
su lnpuftaul 10 ihc U. S.. c"uld mol he pui
be> ond the Conlrui of the u. S.
So, lnerc las end TO one mnre chapter
Of this history. /, brings us near TO an
emu, rllher anicablc or otherwise; Ior
Mr. Packenhall. assumes thai the .ques-
ilon musu he settled, aud urges a settle
ncul pelurc puuIc opinion. IN either
country, shuulu uccuLne murc lrrilated in
re gard TO II.
Correspondence Of The hor Ere Nctcs.
February g.
II me Srpsrc. oIlrr the disposal OF a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

eially should there be exptession OF
opinion tos.hs efec, in The branch al the.
Legislature whici, shares with the ESecu
live theireaiy making =. wcrs. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

Tie Chronicle S Seafintl.-Jas. NJ Snyil'e'
Esq, formerly cii,o, of The Southern C"nran',
il now associated with the editorsof le Chron,
iclo Sc Seu,incl,' in the management OF that
paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

Tie u. S. Journal This pnpcr.wlicl' vas
published a, Washington City, by MesSrs
FISK & Dow, and edited by them with consd
eraJle ability, has passed ihlo the hanas'oi Mr.
II. III Robinson Tie name hasl6ecn changed
10 tliat Of the Weekly Times:
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
Beware of Counterfeits.

Those who counlerlelt good medicine or the
purpose of adding few dollars 10 their pockets,
are lar worse than the manufacturers ct spuriou
com. For while the latter oaly rob us OF our prop
rty, the former { he property and Eealth aud lite
away, Dr. Wisiar's BaIsam of Wind Cherry is
admitted, by thousands vi dssinieresied wItne
10 have effected the most extraoI binary cures in
cases oil pulmonary aud as,hnie.ic character, ev.
er before recorded IN the History OF medicine.
he young, the beautiful, The good all speak
forthits praise. IL Is now The iayorlte medicine
IN the most intelligent iamfiles uf our country.
Such high stand IN public estimation has been
achieved by lis own merits alone. And 80 long
as a discerning public are careful TO gel WIssar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. and refuse with scorn
commercials, and every other article preferred 10
them a substitute, SO long will cures-I oslilye
cures-cheer The iTesIde OF many despailng
family.
The true and genuine ''Wistar's Balsam OF
WIldCherry' is sold at established agencies in
all parts of the United Siales.
Sold al Cincinnattl, on the corner of Fourth OF
Walnut streets, by SANFORD & PARK.
General Agents for the Western States.
Also for sale by e. SAMSON,
Ypslanti and byDA VID GREGORY, NorfIrilLe
Mich.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
St,HENt RS
PULNONIC SYRUP

HNHE GREATEST REMEDYin the WORLD.
for the cure OF Consumption and all Bion.
chial. Pulmonary. Plsuretic and Diyspeptic Alice.
lions. OF all the remedies now known there is
hui that can be relied on for he cure Of that
.Herror of the hum, nrace"-Consumpon! Tha.
Remedy is Schenck's Pulmnnc Syrup" It has
succeeded Is cases where every thi.g else has
allied. and it will generally sue, eed in curing ev-
cry ase of consumption where the following
Things e attended TO. viz: fair trial. persever-
a &C, and strict conformily to The directi. ms. 1t
may not be amiss to state the reason of The great
success OF the Pulmonc Syrup. / is the mos,
powerful purifier of The system known, It oper.
ates by assisting nature. to exrell the disease
from the Lungs: stomach and Liver. Where
there i. hectic fever. night sweas. constipation,
all usual symptoms Of Consumpt ION. :he use OF
the syrup removes the fever, stops the night
sweats, and regulates the action of the bowels,
making Them healthy aud natural. II sooths and
ripeas the disease of The lungs. and then expels it
in the form OF ezpec'oraed matter and it is truly
astonishing what quantities OF corruption are ex.
perforated by patients generally who have taken
he pumonic Syrup; and this continues until all
disease of The lungs is removed. and The patient
finds, to his Joy. that he is restored 10 health.
SCuENCC'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
great cure at The Nepbrunswc TheoI ogicaI
Semina ry.-Fehruary 5, IS45. Mr. J.H. Schenck
Dear Slr:-- w Ia great Satisfaction inform you
of the gr at have derived from your Pu,monic
Syrup. Iobrained six bottles from you agent in
t'hs place, Messrs SimpSo & Vail. and had
no. taken two OF them before the profuse night
sweuts and Toe incess mi cough which deprived
ME OF sleep, left me- and before l had taken three
bottles. disoharse ed from my lungs, at several
different times, quantity o hard w bile substance
continued using you Syru unril had taken
seven bottles / am in good health Instead
of being Obliged TO abandon studies. as was
advised to do by nv physicians, am in The
Theological Seminary at Newhruisw'eS. Take
gre at pleasure in ummendng Scheuck's Pull.
monte Syrup to my friends and the public. for
10 firmly bcleve that i; taken in time, il is rer.
tain euro inr pulmonary diseases. lam your muhh
md ebted and humble servan,. b. +. MUDUN
Preparee by F SCAENCK. and for sab, at
mis- principal Office. N". 81 South sixth street.
Philadelphia and No. Cnur,landt st. New York
opposite the National Hotel. Asso tor 81 e nv Il.
SAMSON, YpslaniI. l If
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRcUrr.

IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.
M HEREAS AT Cour of chancery for he
w State Of Michigan. second circuit, held at
Ann Arbor on the t-nIh day of July "A. d. 1915 in
cause wherein John 7. Larzelere was complal.
nant and George B. Lyman defendant, it was
decreed by the chance lor OF said IS tate that the
premises herein described should DE sold nj pub.
lie auction under the direction of enc of he ma.
ters of said court. Notice is treby given tI,atby
virtue of said decree, Twill on the iwentyeghth
Gay OF August next, at the hour of one o'clock
in the ait, moon OF said day. expose for sale at
pubiicauc'ion at the tavern house of Abial Hawk
ms In Ypsllnti in the couLty2of Was,s enawaiors
said, all and singular The premises with ihe all
the aPpurenances described in said decree ant
the mortgage therein meaioaed and described ss
follows, towi: all that certain or parcel OF
nd situate III the village of Ypsilanii aforesaiS
described as follows, VIZ. situated ON Washington
street IN the village OF Ypslan known as village
lot murdered on tie recorded plat of said village
number fifty (5O) containing tiriy six square rods
OF ground, SAFE absolute and without redemi to.l
Terms cash. GEO DANFORTu
Master in Chancery. Wash. Co. Mich.
SKINNER & JosLIN. Compls Solrs.
YpsilantI, July Ii. 1916
Inc above sale is postponed till Friday tks 4'h
oayoi September next, 10 take place the same
time and place. GEO. DANFORTd.
Mas.er in Chancery.
SKINNER & JosLIS Compi's
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

| She therefore oontriyed, at his very next Wis
it, to have that very thing to do, and as Gregory
entered the savory smell OF frying fish streamed
| ND like grateful incense to his olfactories.
Nv ont you hold the pan r. asked Miss Ag-
nella, in her blanaest accent,
| Grumperly looked at her tenderly as he check
| ed, the Il have 9TH" and seized the shOrl pan
hanuie, while Miss Agnella stirred the Ire its
tiercest rage. The day was warm, the IRE
mtolerabe, the fish Missed and sung as never
did 1sh, and Gregory felt certain tney neeaed
attention, but his duicinea had steppea out, aud
did not return. He SHIFTED losition, he cham
ged hands the sweat poured OH in torrents mad
tney been his mothers tish, his own iisn, or any
other ones hsh except Agneila' S, why Nc would
have lett them to their tate. But he still hoped
The next moment might rehese hun, anu he
should DE- consoieu with her apology, anu sooth
Gu with her 81 mpathy. but she Came not,-ihe
WIDOWS .nu doors too were closed, ana not a
bre@th OF air tanned his glowing cheek. Once
iie thought VI MAILING chlH perform the ser
vice Oh u dummy, out il would take nre, anu ne
snouia lose the SYM ny, II net the favor OF Ills
mistress. Oh now aruentty did he Wish Ior
osher ash ny" Lut at lens tn, his marty idcm
Nas compiete, ior Hiss ..gneila, VINO nad close
| ~ Observer his suiierlnss through convenient
toOf uOiC3AOH dppSdtc1 o. VIC uOOi, just a. wy
CRY lna 1T OF desperation, was aooat, to reii4-
qulsl his post. Did she hot ny win out-slreacii-
eu arms and plying ey e 10 his relief! oh, no!
her conquest was mol complete.
''tiold on, gregory GEAR, L Ii take it presently
siie sdi. very cooiiy, as she moved ABOUT the
lrvo.n as though very neelfully engaged.
/ a new :" said Mr. Grumperiy, ITS very
hot"
'Hav'nt you turned them yet ~ asked Miss
IAgnella.
I'M! have waited for you."
"lndeed!s said the lady, Il am afraid they
have Durned,-why did you not turn themp and
she poked up the Lire.
81 0id not know how" said Gregory very
meekly.
s1ndeed! why supposed from having heard
yon Say so oftenthat You had 'other iisn to Try,
that you did know something aboutlt..
| The truth flashed upon the mind OF M. Grum-
perry, and dropping the pan he wodll nave lied
I to the river and fed the nshes instead OF Try
them, but the robust arm OF his lair charmer
arrested him, and the music OF her merry laugh
chased away his notification
''Only promise me-" said she, ''that you will
have no '.other fish to fry'-that you will be
less selfish, or shall fill the pan again.
| Need we say that the threat mad It's desired
efiect,-that he did give the promise, and that
ne also exacted one, and that when this last was
fulfilled that Gregory Grumperly became more
happy man.
Ali this happened because he never wanted
to have .'Other iish to fry"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21


RoME.-We learn by farther accounts from
Bologna, that the amnesty had been again cele-
brated in that city by feasts, which lasted two
days. Malcontents having, during the night,
covered with mud the placards containing the
decree of amnesty, and effaced the Pope's eff
gy on some of them, the inhabitants became en-
tagged, and, but for the timely Interference of
the authorities and other persons enjoying their
confidence, would have committed serious dis
orders. The people insisted on new placards
being posted up, paraded the streets crying
"Pius TX. for everm sylvia the Italian Con-
federation" and ''Death to Tyrants.." and at
night regular watch was established to pre-
vent the placards being torn down. M. Zama
one of the members of the military commission
had received three stabs, inflicted with a knife
during the ARRAY. Cries of "Viva Pins X,
King of Italy!' uttered by some young men of
Padua, were near producing a collision with
the Austrian trooTs.-Bost0n Atlas.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21
HOLD YOUR HORSES!
Tile Tssrt.:ah ia MnfiOsS.

NHE SUBSCRIBER having received same
II OF the best Leather ever brought into TINS
place and which he warrants and the work man
ship he warrants shall moi be eguslled west OF n.
York. he very liberal patronage WHICH has been
ex ended 10 him Is duly appreciated and ms arr
Engagements are now such as to enable hun 10
otter every inducenient for The contnuaticn 81 tue
same. His shop will at all limesbe supplied WIN
SINGLE 81 DOUBLE HARNESS
OF all kinde, Trunks. Vallses, SC &c. and made
to order on the shortest notice, all OF which he
will sell cheap, -.
CarriageTrimming done with neat
ness and dispatch.
Repairing done on the sbortesr uo.ice' -,
N, B. All those indebted to him will please e. g.
and. settle the. same, The highest price rs NE
hides. !, Ckars,Isa n,
Yps;lanii. Angus, 10. 1916. isf 90
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-10-21

The census of the city of Rome, which has
Just been completed, shows that the 'seternal
city," which at the time of the C@sars counted
n less than two millions and half, in 1916
contains only 170,l90 inhabitants, belonging
q 1898 families of lavmen. Besides these
there are Al bishops, 1888 priests, 2,Sl 5 monks
or members of monastic orders, /, 472 nuns, $40
seminarsts, and 800 herctics and Mahometans,
besides or 10 thousand Jews, the number of
whom they disdained to ascertain, or about 1877
900 in all. In 1910 the population of Rome
was l54.632-Boston Alias.