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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-02-25

A NIMAL CHEMISTRY. has proven beyond all
IA question, that can be chemically combi
ned as TO act upon the alb. sorbent system. and
move various ACCOMMODATIONS, which, II allowed TO
continue, willcreate disease pain, troublesome
morbid swellings. and scroluous diseases, &c.
According TO Chemistry, and the physiology of The
human system, a remedy has been discovered, ard is
now applied and rendered successful, in removing
painful swengs pain in the side and back. scroulous
tunors Kings Evil, enlargement about the neck and
throat. ague cakes, engagements of the Spleen
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician,
that the means here spoken of should be used in pref
erence to evrey thing else, in OF gathering or
painful swelling in the breasts of those who
Those who in the habit of being troubled this
way, should use it before any symptoms of hardness
manifested. No exposure to cold will have any
effect the parts where the application is When
the breasts are PAINFUL there no means which can
be used that will give quick aud certain relief
this Those who do not wish 10 suffer must bear the
above in mind and the means here specified For
it never fails in this disease neither 1t fail The
reader can readily see, it 1t soiten and subdue
such infammations II how much importance it would
be to if~eases of weak backs, spinal irritation,
and In fact all kinds OF weakness or inflammation
AS an external application Liver Complaint. pain in
the hips and shoulders, it has equal; and as pain
extractor there is magical drops or aaInents that
will compare with the Jew DAvID's OR HEBREW PLASTER
this is the remedy, and well known among ply
sicans IN general, TO need any further description
thousands nave been relieved by this Plaster after
ing an account of its discovery, with certificates direc.
uons, DC, accompany each box, which is sufficient 20
spread or Plesers-Price so cents. Ii is pleasant
10 wear, and need fear of taking cold in that
part over which the plaster is applied.
E. SAMSON, Agent.
Ypsanti, Oct. 1874. ends
L EALTHY Families are those who use the ERE
llsurrecrion or Persian Pills.. They keep the stom-
clean the liver free, the blood pure the appetite good
the mind brilliant; in word, the person healthy
Those who have sallow yellow countenances may be
assured that their liver is or less diseased and
that by taking the Persian Pills frequently. their skin
will become clear and fair, their stomach will be strenh
ened,and they will have healthy flow of pure blood,
which will give the bloom of health. Those who are
inclined to fever nd ague, dyspepsia, cosiveness.
who have an unpleasant taste in their mouth in the
morning, should these pills, for they cleanse the
stomach effectuay. that the breath becomes per-
tecty sweet Parents and all 9th ers should bear in
mind that they are elfectual for diarrhoe.-
No children have been known to die of summer CONS
plants who have used these pills from the
of their disease. Mark this for you will not blame
yourselves if your children die hat you did try
the Persian pills.
Sold by E. SAMSON. sole agent for YpsiIanti
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4 q ! 4 t Z q i
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, the
Great
American Remedy
for lung Complaints, and all affections of the Res
piraory Organs.

We do not wish to triie with the lives or health of
the afflicted, and we sincerely pledge ourselves
make assertion to the virtues of this medicine
and TO hold out hope suffering humanity VIII i
facts will not warrant.
We ask the attention of the candid to few consid.
siderations..
Nature in every part of her works. has left indeli-
bic marks of adaptation and design.
The construction OF the animals aud vegetables of
the torrd. such that they cOald endure the cold
OF the frigd zole and vice versa.
In regard to disease and its cure, the adaptation is
no less tria!ng.
The Moss CT Ireland the Mid Cherry and Pine of
all Northern sttiudes (and DR. 'Wisar's Basan." is
compound chemical extract from these) have long
been celebrated for complaints prevalent in cold eli
mates. Indeed the most distinguished medical
have averred that ure furnishes IN every country
tdo'es for its own peculiar diseases.
The case of Thomas CoZens, of Haddenield OF New
Jersey is related by himself and that all may know
ITS ENTIRE TRUTH It's statement is to be-
fore justice Of the peace.
HADpoNrILD, n. J. April 90 I643.
On, or about the ID day of December, 1871
taken with violeut pain in my side near the Liver
which continued Tor abou: five days. and followed
by the breaking of an ulcer, or something inwardy,
which relieved the pain little, but caused me te
throw up great quantity of offensive matter and al
so much blood Being greatly alarmed at this, ap-
piled to phisician but he said he thought he could
DO but little Tor me except give me some Mercury
pills, which | refused take, feeling satisfied they
4
procured by my friends, and none did good and
the discharge Of blood aad corruption su continued
every few days. and last became offensive cOuld
scarcely breathe. | was also seized with violent
cough. which at times caused raise much more
blood than had done before, aid disease continu.
ed in this way. still growing until February,
when all hope of my recovery was given up and my
frends all .hought would die with GILLOPLNG
! CONSUMPTION. At this moment, when my life
apparently dra wing near close, heard of DR.
IVistGrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and got a bottlc,
which relieved me Immediately, and by the only
three bottles of this medicine all nay pains were re-
moved, my cough aud splitting of blood and corruption
stopped. and in few weeks far restored to
enable to work at my trade (Which is carpenler)
and up to this time have enjoyed good health.
! WitReSs-I acquainted with Mr.. ThomIa. Cozens
and have him during his Illness, think lie above
staemen. entitled 10 full credit.
SAMUEL ii. BURROUGHS.
| Gloucester county, SIS,
Personally came before me- the subscriber, one o
the Justices OF the pence in and tor the sad county
Thomas Cozehs, and being fully affirmed cetding Il
law. saith the above statement in all things is true.
THOMAS COZENS
Affirmed before the 2jth of April 1913.
]. CLEMENT
We publish no fictitious statements.
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Z indiana House
EY A.I.EaDRFATER

BY A. LEADBEATER,
On AtTdter Street beireen Bates aud Randolph
DETROIT
PEEHIS HOUSE has Just been opened under the most
Il fatering auspices, is thoroughly repaired and
otherwise materially improved, and is placed in order
for the reception and entertainment of travellers, the
low price. of
25 cts. per meal, or GO l-2 CTS per day for board
Gentemanly and oblging porters will be at all the
conveyances to take charge OF baggage for guests Of
the housc-Passengers and their baggage conveyed
to and from the house free Of c&orge.
IVA share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited. Detroit LAS %
IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.
EET HEREAS at The Court Of Chancery for
w the second circuit for The state Of Mich
isan, neld at Ann Arbor on the fifteenth dav of
July A. ID. 1e40, in the cause wherein John
Chamberiin was complainant and Wells Chamber
lin aud Jonathan Seey were defendants, it was
decreed by the Chancellor Of said State, that the
premises herein described should be sold a, pub,
lie suction under the direction of one of the mas
tiers of this Court.
NOTICE is, therefore. hereby given, that, BY
virtue Of said decree, will, on the 25lh day of
February next, at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ.
expose for sale at public auction. at The House of
Abial Hawkins, IN the village OF Ypsanti in the
County OF Washtenaw and state of Michigan all
and singular the premises with The appurlenan-
ces contained IN cid decree and Mortgage. des-
crbed as follows, viz: The east half of the south
east quarter Of section thirteen ~ township three
south of Range six east, in The Detroit Land DIS
trict, containing eighty acres. Sale absolute and
without redemption. Terms cash.
C. JOSLIN.
Master in Chancery
GRIDLEY q SKINNER.
Solicitors for Cmplts
Dated January 1st 1916. so CIV
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
N Office is hereby given.that on the 18th de-,
IN oiJanuary 1S46, at 10 O'Clock A. ~. at III,
house of T.. Sprague in the township of Saline
will be sold at public Auction to The highest bidde
the following described land. belonging to the Es
tate of Lowell Goodman, late of the County o
Macomb, deceased. All that certain parcel O
land described as follows, TO wit, comn,encin:
from the west half of the N. e. 1 IF Sec. No. 9
Township s. of Range f.. Commencing a
the s. w. Corner Of said ar. Sec. thence n
l6O rods on the line of said Or. Sec. thence E. CT
rods to the corner of parcel of land decided Il
Russell Briggs, thence s. 40 rods, thence E. 2(
rods TO the line OF said or. Sec thence S. % rod
thence w. &c rods thence s. As rods, TO the cen
tee line of said Sec. thence w. 60 rods TO the
place ofbeginning; containing II acres of Lands
The same beICg more or less.
A. A. GOODMAN.
Administrator on the Estate oil
/ Lowell Goodman, deceased.
Dated January Isl. 1916 so 4w
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE
coMsToCK g. cos CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID
Ersrct OfSArs0parilG

= OR the cure of Scrofnla Chronic Rheumatism &C.
e neral Debility, Cutaneous diseases, Scaly Erup-
ions of the skn. letter, Pimpies Pustues on the
Face Mercural, and Sypiioid Diseases, Biles. from
an impurestate III Zoe body, Uceraons of the Throat
and leg, pains swelling of the bones liver affection,
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood,
e Exposure and mpru6 encces in life, excessive use
mercury, &c. The great popularity Of sarsaparIla,
and its established efficacy, renders superhuousto en-
Ter into any econium of its virtue adduce any evil
dence favor. The sarsaparlla is warranted posi-
lively as good as any other That be made at One
Dollar. al jus; half the price of those so much adj
verliscd aud as slroag aud in lsrge botfles viz
Fifty cents per Bottle.
This article has cured ScroluIa of 80 years after the
Dollar article has been used in vain TO be bad of the
rents Of Comstock andCo only throughout the Coun
try in NewYork only al 2l Cortandt street.
IFHave Comstock,s SarsapariHs none, II you
wish the BEST article at reasonable price.
TEAL & ALLEN, AGENTS
For the sale OF the above.
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July "a. IS45,
THE recent destructive fire in New York will of
course excite solcitude In regard its effect on the
solvency OF insurance companies in that city and the
neghboring places. The Directors of the Hartford
Fare Insurance Company are happy to assure their
customers and the public that they are prepared to-
adjust all losses sustained by their
offIcefrom their surplus fands~-d current receipts
without delay, and without withdravr~-- -ertaa
nent investments. Their capital remains ample for
the security Of all who insure with them: and they
invite ofdesir5be properly obtain Policies on
favorable terms both the Home Office and at their
several agencies Their mode oftransactine business
which for 50 years past has secured the public conf
dence, will remain unchanged
By order of the Board of Directors
JAMES G. BOLTS. Secretary.
NORRIS & FOLLETT. agents.
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TO TEACHERS.

SHyHE Board OF School Inspectors for The Township
a OF Ypsant will meet al the Office of c. w. Lane
Esq. on Saturday the first day of November next,
O'Clock r. NJ for the purpose of examining all persons
Offering themselves as candidates for teaching primary
schools in said township.
BY order ofthe Boasd of School Inspectors
@. H. LEE. Township Oferk
Ypsilanti, October Is, 1916. 80 2w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-02-25
MedicaI Gard.

4 HEALTH is of the highest earthly importance
and the foundation of all happiness, the science of
protecting life, is the noblest OF all callings.
From the day of" Hipocrafes" to the present, many
singular, absurd and superstitious notions have been
advanced in regard to remedial agents. only advan-
ced, but sanctioned by wise and the law the u-
timate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds OF
years ago. established by law, that the following
theory, notions, should be strictly adhered In
of departure of the system from lis healthy state
let the disease be located where it might whethe
local or general, n1ammatory, chronic. or ACUTE or
any of the names which Nosology may fancy give.
Patient and is subject 10 be bed, bstered, phys
cked poisoned, and starved and this treatment was
ard is called Science mot common sense) Now, rea-
der, upon notions absurd as those learned md wise
men, Gas they called have instructed some
OF the srangsst theories that bese the magna-
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,
unl ABOUT SO years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson,
the revoutonzer of the world In Medicine, introduced
his simple and sale practice a suffering world. And
since then Scientific quacaery has been nmbing the
Dust and it has been long, would SEEM that any
one person would dare call the medical gentlemen to
an account Of their stewardship. Until, would SEEM
a universal combination of sense burst the
spell. Respected reader, just pause and relecr
ment, let the truth have its perfect work Are not
the most deadly posons that the mineral, vegetable,
animal kingdom Produces made of our dis
eases Have they not become common the bed.
side of the sick, food The table the hungry
OUGHT these things so to be? Has not Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom for
the healing of the nations has he said that in the
mineral kingdom there were healing virtues. You
may respected reader, derive some Information by
calling The subscriber at his dwelling in YpsilanI.
You may perhaps in future, save yourself and family
from the lasting and tormenting effects of ceomeI.
opium, arsenic, and the deadly poison scientific drugs
Of the earh-Yes, from biistering and that little instru
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 is the Thomsonan system, that he has full
fidence III it for the of all diseases to which the
human system is subject, and relies wholly The
vegetable Kingdom, which the God of Nature has spread
in such rich profusi"n every HILL dale and val
ley, as the only proper remedial agents, and that
poison cannot be Medicine,
n. B. Ali kinds of Botanic Medicines for SALE
ID. VAN DERHEYDEN,
Botanic Physcisn
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HyNGLISH AND AMERICAN Drawing
II Books, Mezotiut. India Ink. Drawing Pa
per, Pencil Brushes, Newmans Paints, and oil ers
and all the tools for drawing and painting at the
Book store of E. SAMSON.
YpsiIanti Nov. 25, ls45 44,f
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Look Out For Fires.

The late destructive Fres in different places through
out our country should all be prepared for the
devouring element The subscribers as agents of the
Hartford Fire Insurance, and the Columbus (Oilfo)
Fire and Marine Insurance companys are prepared to-
issue policies without delay upon all descriptions of
properly both in the Village and County. and on goods,
Wares and Merchandise in transitu upon Lakes, Ca.
nal and Rivers
NORRIS & FOLLETT.
Ynslanti Auu G. 1917 1af
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YpsiIanli. November II 1914.

d = Il. uALSTED'S BRISK PILLS. q Pms tor
HE 25 cents, The Brisk Pills answer the purpose
efectually than any other pills in use, ard super
sede them altogether in medical virtue and excellence
If you doubt this. just try themt will cost only %
cents-and then you too, will be satisfied Ii thsy are
not what they recommended to be, dcnounce them.
They not recommended to cure everything but I
do say, with out fear of contradiction, that pills
their equal in removing diseases originating the
stomach and bowels. For liver affections and bilious
diseases such dumb ague, fever and ague, intermi
and remittant evers, the Brisk pills possess Pc
cuar properties foa their speedy removal From
years experience practising physician, am con-
vnced that none equal them, Do not believe all
that is said about infable pill that fail 10
disease but try the Brisk PiIls-ihe cheapest
pills i'll use, and then you have a chance Judge of
their merit or demerit- As blood cleanser. and a
purifier to The diseased system and purifier the
diseased sysiem they perhaps supercede every pill in
They quick and easy their operation, CIV
ing life life and all the torpid organs throw
ing off impurematers or humors, leaving the system
clean and healthy This is all that any medicine can
do, not outstanding 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 al any time with perfect safely
They 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 other medicine could remove
In conclusion, / ay, do not despair of cure until
you have tried the Brisk Pills. for they do possess
peculiar properties and virtues. Wholesale and retail
by ]. o. FAY 81 CO. I36 Fulton Sun Buildings, New
York. Also. by +. SAMSON, AGEHr.
Ypsilanli, October 3,I644. n42,
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Strayed or Stolen.

-. ..v.,
II A. Voorhees, esq., for forty SIX dollars dated the
fonrth OF March. 1645, payable in the month of Oc>
tober next All persons cautioned against buying
said note as notice of the loss has been given the
~ASr' JAS. SANDERS
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ELOPEMENT

w HEREAs. my wife Polly !:eft my bed and
wv board without any just cause orprovocation, ms
is 10 give notice that shall pay debtssof her con-
tracing after this date And all persons cautions
ed against trusting any person on my account wineQt
written order from me, as shall not pey any debts
contracted upon my account, exceptnpon my rntiel,
order. ThCMAS ibuou
Superior Dec. 30 1916. 49 3w 4
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ID r. KE into the enclosure OF the
- subscriber on Thursday night the 10th inst
LIGHT GRAY MAZE with dark name and tae,witi
bunch on the le # side oftIe neck, ard slight wound
on the back shod all around, apparently eight or nine
wears old and also bunch her right hind foot
the fetterlock joint The subscriber would notify the
owner prove property pay charges and take her a.
way Geo. MUKQuOhN.
Pits6eh, Ang H. 1915. Wv
Blanks! Blanks. Blanks!
Justices Blanks, Road Warrants, &c. for sale
NJ this Office.
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STATE or MICHIGAN S, s'a &C NJ y Ss.
ceve esq Justice of the peace and for said county
Of Washtenaw.
William Brown VS. Robert Ciickmore,
Notice is hereby given that writ OF attachme 1t has
been issued in the above entitled cause against the
goods chattles rights and credits of the above named
defendent and that said has been adjourned Tor
trial until the I'd day of January 1876. at one O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day the Office of said justice
in Ypsilanti in said county. WILLIAM BROWN
Dated Ypsilanti Oct "a lS45. 81 5w
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- urveyirs rag.

Ynsilanti AVG. G. 19t7.
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Hartford Fire insurance Office.

YpsiIan,i. Aug. IL. Is45.
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C. H. vANcLEvE, his Attorney.
Dated Ypsilanii October %. 1S45. 40 3m
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-02-03
INTERESTING TO PATENTEEs,

case is expected to come before the United
States Supreme Court this week, which will
have an unusual interest with pa,en,ees. The
correspondent of contem porary says:
I" 1t is the question of the planning machine
patent. An array of counsel unknown hereto
tore is employed. On one side are the following
tor Mr.. Wilson, the plaintiff-Mr Webster, MI.
Staples, of your city (who is hourly expected
here) Gov. Seward Reverdy johnson. of Mary.
land, Mr. Latrobe Of Baltimore. Mr.. (late Sena-
tor) Henderson, of Mississippi, and Senator
Phelps, OF Vermont, in all seven-each of whom
is expected TO address the court For the de-
iendants-Samuel Stevens, Esq, of ALBANY, Hon.
ii. ID. Gilpn, of Philadelphia, (formerly At
torney General of the United Stales) MIR. Sleigh.
an eminent lawyer of Baltimore, and Judge Bib.
late Secretary of the Treasury. The main point
at Issue Is said to be whether, when a patent is
granted for fourteen years by the United States.
and the patentee sells rights under his patent,
and subsequently, the patent is renewed, the rights
are also renewed of those to whom the patentee
sold before the first fourteen years expired In
other words, can man sell rights which he does
not possess BY the plaintiff Wilson, it is con-
tended that he assigned only rights which he
possessed at the time that he did not contract to
sell rights which he might afterward acquire IL
expected that ten days may be consumed in the
argument The amount involved is very large.
The machine in saving labor being only second to
the cotton gin in importance"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-02-03
LATE FROM HAYTI.

BY the brig Republic, Capt. Scott, which left
Port an Prince on tho 18th instant, files of Hay
ten papers of the 4th instant, have been received
at New York.
The captain reports that an expedition was
fitting out, destined 10 make an attack on The
Dominicans. 1t was expected that the blow
would be struck in the month of February. from
which the Haytens expect great results in their
favor.
The President has written reply, addressed
to the French consul, in which his conduct to.
wards Dubras is explained and justified. 1t will
be remembered that Dubras French citizen.
residing in Hayti, was violetly expelled by HAY
tlons from the country. The President saws that
he had, on former occasion, been found guilty of
malPractces against The State. and had received
orders to quit the country. He did so, but af.
forwards presumed to return again without leave
For this contempt he was again expelled sans
ceremonie, but the President denies that he was
struck or i'll treated. 1t appears that he reap
peared in Hayti, on permit from the Minister of
War.
The President answers this, by saving that the
permission had been obtained for him by another
Frenchman under another name. Meantime the
French consul, after having demanded an indem-
nifty Tor the rude Treatment Dnbras is said to have
met with, has Indignantly left the country, and re
mains on board French frigate in the harbor