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From the Columbian Magazine.
Richard Clinch, the Miser.
CHAPTER |.


II was a cold stormy evening in the month Of
January al. The winds drove in furious gusts
through the almost deserted streets and swept
she fast falling snow in heavy masses against the
buildings, blocking up the door.ways and patter.
ing dismally upon the windows. God help the
poor! for many were the houseless, half.clad
wretches that night lowering around tho cellars
or under the caves, seeking a shelter from the
pitess storm; many shivering fellow.beings
erouching in straw and rags, sick and dying; ma.
ny poor starving little ones stretching their chill.
led limbs upon naked boards, without cen a
blanket to protect them from the cold. God
Aelp the poor!
Yet a more cheerful scene than the snug little
sitting room Of David Brown presented on that
inclement night is rarely seen. Before the am.
pie CRATE, heaped with glowing anthracite, table
was draw up, covered with snowy drapery, on
which the ten equipage was already placed
There were lne tempting biscuits, rich fragrant
butter, It's golden surface bearing the tasteful i'm.
press OF flowers, little glass dishes of ruby ounce
and quverng apple.jelly, while in the centre Of
the table a small silver basket was filled with gen.
erous slices Of delicious plum.cake. Upon a so.
fa drawn near the fire, were seated two Young
perons-lovers. fine, handsome fellow was
that sailor lad, and the modest, bushing girl,
whose head rested upon his shoulder, & whose
little hand is clasped in his, is Caharine, the on.
ly child of David Brown. Edward had Just re-
tsrned from sea after six months voyage, and
DOW, In the presence of his afianced bride, all
'hs dangers he had passed were forgotten, and
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CHAPTER III.

Although now SO perfectly the slave Of avar-
ice, Richard CIinch had once loved. The heart
which beat so feebly in the breast of this drudge
cinnamon, was once susceptible of all The ten
der emotions. At the age ofeighteen, he enter
ed counting. g.house in one Of our Southern cities
where his careful and frugal management, his
industry and keen observation, soon rendered
him a very great favorite with bis employer
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Prom the Cincinnati Commercial.
My Forest Home.
BY ANNA s. RIcKET


BY ANNA 5. RIcKET.
Though gentle breezes softly sweep,
Though Persia's vales o'er fadeless roses,
Whose buds in richest perfume steep
Their silken leaves, and earth diselosos
Her choicest treasures-on the air
The Simoon's fatal breath will comei
Give me the breeze that bends the trees,
Whose branches shield my forest home.
They tell me of the mighty Rhine
or Vins-clad hills whose feet II laVssi
With many a castle on its shores,
That frowns within It's tranquil waves!
Though wild romance its spell may twine,
Round those old towers would not roam;
A stream far brighter than the Rhine,
Rushes apHst my woodland home!
Itslia's skies are brighter-but
They bend above a land Of slaves;
Ours boasting not so deep hue,
Smile gently oer the hOnOred graves
OF those who marked the earth they trOd
With the red seal Of Liberty
Not laViShed at a tyrants nod,
But shed by hearts that would be free.
Are India's tropic flowers more fair
Than the wild blossoms at my feet;
That send their perfume to the air,
Half hidden in their deep retreat:
And though unmarked by careless eyes.
They humbly bud and bloom and die;
Too much their modest worth | prize,
To pass their beauty idly by!
And Natures hand, with matchlesS power,
Has left its glorious impress here;-
On hill and vale, and tree and flower,
And her sweet music greets my ear
In one wild gush Of melody
There is no spot meath heavens blue dome
Has half so many charms as thee
Ny wild, my lovely forest home.
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COLLIER a PORTER.

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ID every Friday morning At TWO DOLLARS per aR.
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From BlackwOod's Magazine.
Honor to the RIOW.

Though clouds o'ercast our native sky.
And seem to dim the sun,
We will not down in langor lie,
Or deem the day is done:
The rural arts we loved before
No less we'll cherish now;
And crown the banquet, as Of yore,
With honor to the plow.
IN these fair fields, whose peaceful spoil
To faith and hope are given,
Wen seek the prize with honest toll,
And leave the rest to Heaven.
Wen gird US to our work like men
Who owe holy vow,
And if with joy we meet again.
Give honor to the plow.
Let art, array'd in magic power,
With labor hand in hand,
Go forth, and now IN peril's hour
Sustain sinking land.
Let never sloth unnerve the arm,
Or fear the spirit COW;
Those words alone should work charm
All honor to the plow.
The heath redress, the meadow drain,
The latent swamp explore,
And Ger the long expected plain
Diffuse the quickening store:
Then fearless urge the furrow deep
Up to the mountains brow,
And when the rich results you reap.
Give honor to the plow.
30 still shall health by pastures green
And nodding harvest roam,
And still behind a rustic screen
Shall virtue find home:
And while their bower the muses. build
Beneath the neighboring bough,
Shall many grateful verse be filled
With honor to the plow.
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CHAPTER ".

The dwelling in which Richard Clinch had so
longresided, was a low miserable tenement, black
from age, standing at the corner of narrow
street, not far from the heart of our great metrop.
oils. There were only two rooms, but one suf.
feed the wants Of the miser; the other had not
been opened for many years. There was no pas
sage way; the street door opened directly into
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TERMS oF ADVERTISING.

One square, fourteen lines or ess,l three inser.
tlons, 81; every subsequent insertion IS esnt-.-
Larger ones in proportion. A liberal discount will
Be gwen TO those who advertise by the year.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-20
Beware of COunterfeits.
J. B DODsUN,
fiESRY SMITH.

Those who counterfeit good medicineior the
purpose of adding few dollars TO heir pockets,
are tar worse than the manufacturers OF spurious
coin. For while the latter only rob of our prop
rty, the former take property and. health and life
away, DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry is
admitted, by thousands of dlsne rested witne sses
TO have effected the most extraordinary cures in
cases of pulmonary and asthmetc character, ev.
er before recorded in the history OF medicine.
The young, the beautiful, the good all speak
forthits praise. I, is now the favorite medicine
in the most intelligent families of our country.
Such high stand in public estimation has been
achieved by it's own merits alone. And so long
as discerning public are careful to get Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. and refuse with scorn
counterfets, and every other article preferred to
them as substitute. so long will cures-Poslilve
cures-cheer the freside of many despaIrIng
family.
The true and genuine "Wistar's baisam OF
WildCherryn is sold at established agencies In
all parts of the United States.
Sold at CINCINNATI, on the corner OF Fourth OF
W,lnut stree,s. bv SANFORD & PARK.
General Agents for the Western States.
Also for sale by E. SAMSON,
Ypsilanti and 5yDAVID GREGORY. NorthuilIe
Mich.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

THE Subscriber lakes this method of than
IL king his trends and patrons for the liberal
support they has given him for the last nine years
that he has carried on the Tailoring business in
Ypsilanti, and begs leave to inform the public
that his shop is conducted on very different prin-
clpes from tailoring establishments in the coun-
try towns of this State, where drunken and infe-
rIor workmen are almost entirely employed, or
boys and young women taken for three or six
months, who of course spell the work put into
their hands, He can assure his friends that there
ale none at pressn; employed in his shop but have
been from four OF seven years at the business,
carefully taught by himself in all the ne vest meth
DDS of working in the mos. Fashionable Shops
in New York and, it twell known to the
public that he has never spared expence to obtain
all the various changes of fashion with. With
these assurances he thinks his friends will give
him call, when they want work done, at his old
stand..n next door to E. j. Hewirs store, where
he will do work in all the different branches OF
the Tailoring Business at hall his original prices
iof cash down. WIN. WILKINSON,
Up siIan Feb. GAG
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court
Washtenaw County for said county.
Mehitabe Blinn On reading and filing the above
fpeiition in this cause which
Erastus Blinn. >mong other things set forth thai
the said respondent has since his iniermarriaezz
with said petitioner been gully of the crime d,
adultery and also praying that said petitioner may
be divorced from her said husband, and il appear
lug to the court that said respondent is not resi-.
dent ofthe state, ii is ordered motion ofSk inner
and Joslin attorneys for petitioner that notice be
given TO said respondent Of the filing Of said peti.
ton by publication of copy of this order in the
.Ypsilanti Sentinel" newspaper published in the
village of Ypsilanii. Washtenaw- county, FIVE sue.
cessiye weeks the last insertion Of said notice n
be at least twenty days before the first day of the
next term of this court to beheld at Ann Arbor
the FIRST Tuesday of December nextio The end that
said respondent may then and there appear and
show cause if any he has why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted.
State of Michigan, n Beriah King. clerk
County of Washtenaw. IL of the court fpr said
county. do hereby certify that the oregoing is a
true copy of the order entered in said cause Civ
en- under my hand. b. KING, Clerk.
By ]. Nj. Wlllcoxson. deputy.
Sept, &c, lS46. l40 5w
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Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge.

yEVHIS invaluable medicine has been in use
IL for more than eight years, as a CERTAIN
speedy and safe cure for the Ague and Fever.
Dumb Ague. chill or Internitant Fevers The
steady aud increasing demand. with The universal
attending its use, has gained for it rep
utation unsurpassed by any other medicine. For
the above diseases,
1T STANDS UNRlVALLED.
Emgrants and others who are travelling west,
with those vino reside in situations where Ague
and Fever, and the various forms OF Bilious dis
eases prevail. will find the TONIC FEBRIFTGE
an efectusl preventive. Full and explicit direc.
tions accompany each bottle. WARMED in ali
cases o: the purchase money refunded Manufac-
rured and for sale by mckenzie & Has ellis Cleve
land o. Sole agent for Detroit,
For sale by E. SAMSON.
Sole agent for Ypsilanti.
June 7, lbs 6m
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= zSCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP

: II VI the w OnLD
Il for The cure OF Consumption, aud all BIon.
chal, Pulmonary. Peuretic and Diyspeptic Alice.
lions. OF all the remedies now known there is
out enc that can be relied on for the cure of that
s.terror of the human race"-Consumption! Tha.
Remedy is Schenck's Pulmonic; Syrup" 1t has
succeeded is cases where every thing else has
failed. and it will generally succeed in curing ev-
cry ase of consumption where The. following
things are attended 70, viz: fair uial, persever-
ance and strict conformity TO the directions. 1t
may not be amiss TO state the reason of the great
success of the Pulmonic Syrup. II is the most
powerful purifier of The system known, it oper.
atcs by assisting nature. to expell the disease
from the Lungs: stomach and Liver. Where
there is hectic fever, night sweats. constipation,
all usual symptoms of Consumption. The use OF
the syrup removes The fever, stops the night
sweats, aud regulates the action of the bowels,
king them healthy and natural. 1t sooths and
ripeas the disease of the lungs, and then expels it
in the form of expecorated matter and it is truly
astonishing what quantities of corruption are ex.
pectorased by patients generally who have taken
The pulmonic Syrup, and this continues antil all
disease of the lungs is removed. and the patient
finds, to his Joy, that he is restored TO health.
SCuENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
A great cure at the Newbrunswlc Theological
Seminary February 5, le45. Mr. III. Sclenck
x
of the great Ihave derived from yeur Pu.monc
Syrup. 1 ohfained six bottles from you agent in
this place, Nessrs. Simpson & Vail. and hal
tot take tv OF them before the profuse night
sweats and zoe incessant cough which deprived
me OF slee3 left me, and before 1 had taken three
bottles, discharged from MY lungs. at several
different times, quanriy of hard nite substance
Iconiinued using your Syruc unul had taken
seven bottles. am now IN good health Instead
of being obliged TO abandon my studies, as was
advised 20 do BY my physicians, am now in the
Theological Seminary at Newbrunswiek. Itake
great pleasure in recommending Schenck:s Pull.
monte Syrup TO my friends aud the public, for /
DO firmly believe that il taken in time, it is Ger.
tain euro inr pulmonary diseases. am your mubi
indebted and humble servant. B. MUDON.
PreParee by J. F. SCHENCK, and for sale al
his principal Office. No. 80 South siz.h street
Philadelphia and No. 4 Courtlandt ST. New York
oppOsi the National Hotel. Also for sale by F..
SAMSON, Ypsilant, Inf
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IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.

IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.
w HEREAS at a Court of chancery for the
w State of Michigan. second circuit, held at
Ann Arbor on the tenth day of July "A. ID. lS45 in
a cause wherein John Y. Larzelere complai.
nant and George B. Lyman was defendant, it was
decreed by the chancel lor OF said Estate that the
premises herein described should be sold at pub.
lie auction under the direction of one of the mas
tiers of said court. Notice is hereby given thatby
virtue of said decree, Twill on the twentyeighth
day of August next, at the hour of one O'clock
in the afternoon of said day. expose for sale at
pubcaucion at the tavern house Of Abial Hawk
ms in Ypsilanti. in the countyso Washtenawaiore
said, all and singular the premises with the all
the appurtenances described in said decree and
the mortgage therein mentioned and described as
follows, towit all that certain parcel Of la
nd situate in the village of Ypsilanti aforesaid
described as follows, viz. situated on Washington
street i'm the village of Ypslanti known as village
lot numbered on the recorded plat of said village
number fifty (50) containing thirty six square rods
of ground, Sale absolute and without redemption
Terms cash. GEO DANFORTH.
Master in Chancery. Wash. CO. Mich.
SKINNER g. JosLIx Compts Solrs.
Ypsiianti, July l3. 1876
The above sale is postponed itill Friday the 4th
dayof September next, 10 take place at the same
time and place. GEO.DANFOh IN.
Master in Chancery.
SKINSrR e. JosIIN Compt's
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. l..
Gnnn,y IF Waohtop..y fSS


Al session of theProbaie court fer the county
al Nashiensw held at the Office OF the Judge
thereof, at the village Of Ann Arbcr, on Monday
the fourteenth day of December in the year of
cur Lord one thousand eight hundred ard forty
elk.
Present Elias NJ Skinner Judge of Probate
Ia the matter OF the Estate of Silas Dicke rson
Deceased,
On reading and fling the Petition of Henry
Dexter. administrators Of The estate of said deceas
cd. praying for reasons theren set forth, that he
may he authorized and lcenced TO sell certain
real estate, In said county of Washienaw and al.
tu the county OF Wayne ia said state described
IN said petition. for the purpose of paying the
d. BIS against said estate and the charges OF ad-
minislerIng the same,
TIL, rcupon ii is ordered that tho consideration
OF said petition 10 be pospoUcd till Monday the
eighteenth day OF January next. at one O'Clock
III he afternoon of that day. when tho pereons
irtsrcssca'u said estate may appear at the Pre-
bale ofiice in he village oi AnnArber. and show
exase. is any there be,why thepra,er of the peii
TONER should not be granted; and it is further
ordered, that said petitioner cause copy this
order 10 be published in any newspaper printed in
tAe county Of Washtenaw for three weeks sue
E, essively, once in each week, previous to Tie
;,ne above appointed for the hearing in tie
premises. ELIAS M. SKINNER, =
"a true copy) Judge vi Probate
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lsrti Jure o. f<6.
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
4 I session of the Probate Court for the
IA courty Of WashIenaw, held at the Office of
the Judge thereof. at the village OF Ann Arbor.
on Monday the thiriieh day of Novsnlber.in o
yead of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
I r,y tsix.
Craeent. ELIAS NJ SKINNER Judge of Probate in
The matter OF Abigail Millington, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Cicero Mill
-llrsion representing that Abigail Milling.on in
ter life time. made and published certain instru.
msnt in writing purporting to be her last will
AID testament (Which is now in fle) that said
cicero Wilmington is the Executor named in said
sssfament. and praying that said instrument may
Ne proved and allowed as the last will OF said de-
essscd.
Thereupon it is ordered, that the consideration
of said petition be postponed I'LL the First Mon.
DAY IN February next. at one O'Clock in the AFTER
noon ot that day. when The heirs and all other
persons interested in eaid Estate may appear al
rse Probate Office in the village OF Ann Arbor &
show cause, il any there be. why the prayer oil
the petitioner should not be granted; and it Is
farther ordered that said petitioner cause copy
OF this TO be publishedin some newspaper printed
II the County of Washtenaw. for six weeks sue.
cessfvey. once in each week previous TO the time
above appointed for the hearing in the premises
True Copy, ELIAS II. SKINNER.
Judge Of Probate.
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EMPORIUM CT FASHION.

IL friends and the public generally, that he
continues the Tailoring business all lis branch.
es in the buildings i,rmeriy occupied by +. SAM
son where he is ever ready to serve his custom
ers in HE most approved style, and at the cheap
81 rates.
Ne is constantly in the receipts of the latest
Fashions, and feels entire conidenc in his ability
10 suit the vary ing tastes OF his customers.
CCTTING-Do as cheap at any shop in
Town on the Shortest notice and warranted TO fit.
]. X. HAWKINS.
Ypsiani May. q s46 49, 22tf
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MORTGAGSALE-Defau fault haping been
Iv1 made in The payment Of a sum o. money
secured to be- paid By an indenture of mortgage
bearing date the 7h day Of .4prit 1889, erecn-
ted by John ". Wallace then of Ypsitanti
Washtenatc County Michigan, to ShuLael Co.
nant Of the city O Detroit, Recorded in the off
ice Of the Register Of Deeds Of said County #
Washtenaic on the lSA day of June 1889, IN Ii
Der No. at page l7S, ackich mortgage acas au-
ly assigned to Charles ". Lane on the first
day Of January A. d. 1874, upon ,chich there
is uoic claimed to be due the sum of ttree-hun-
dred and .fre dollars and ticenty-seren-cent q.
no suit or proceedings at la,p or in Chancery
haring been instituted to recocer the debt secured
By sad mortgage, or any part thereof-.Notice
is hereby gloon, that by ri-tue Of a po,cer Of
sale contained in the said mortgage, there aciH
be sold at auction to the highest bidder ON the
22d day Of January merit, at tscelue o'clock,
noon, at The Court House in hevillage Of finn
.4rbor, in said countyof Washtena,o, the premi-
ses described in said mortgage as .folio,cs, riz:
''situate lying and being in The county Of Wash-
tenap and State Of Michigan, kno,cn and des-
eribed as being lot numbered three hundred and
ninety eight in the Vcstern addition Of the III
plot of the same. CH.4RLESW. Lane,
sIsstS Hcc " sIU tSUSCcs
Dated, Ypsilanti October 14th, 1916.
Nh ORTGAGE SALE.-Default har,ng been
w made in Mepayment Of a sum of money,
secured to be paid bydn Indenture Of Mortgage
bearing date the 10Th day Of October, IN he
gear 1858, erecuted by augustus +. Ball, then
Of Ypsitonti, Wash.enaw County, Michigan, TO
Shubaet Conant Of the city Of Detroit, recorded
in the Office Of tie register Of Deeds Of said
County on the 18Th day Of February. Il ID 1889
in Liber no. z, at page 400, which mortgage
,cas duly assigned 10 Charles ". Lane on the
first day Of january a ID 1874, upon rhich
there is now claimed 10 be due the sun, Of one
hundred and forty dollars, and eighty-too cents
and no suit or proceeding at tar or in Chan
Gerry haring been Instituted to recover the debt
secured IN said Mortgage, or any part thereof
Notice is therefore hereby giren that by rirtue
of poacsr of sale contained in the said Mort
gage, there ,cil be sold at auction, to. the high
est bidder on tse 23d day Of January merit ct
ttcelve o'clock, noon, at the Court House in the
Village of finn .4rbor, in said county cf Wash
tenam, the premises described in said Mortgage,
ri-: 'situdte lping and being in the County OF
Wdsttenau aforesaid, knoacn and designated as
being lot numbered three hundred and ninety
nine, in the icestern addition to the Village OF
Ypsilanti, according to the recorded plot Of the
same" GRIZZLIES ~. LINE,
Assignee Of Mortgagee.
Dated, Ypsildnti, Oct,ber l4th, 1916.
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MISS CUFFMAN.
Tailoress and Dress-malzer.
Llie of Canondagn

IL ESPECTFULLY informs The inhabitants
M OF YpsiiantI and vicinity that she will be
RI adv at all times 10 attend 10 orders in her line
t,,aeT at their houses a. her residence at ar.
l;oeee-. on Hurou street norh oiCongress street.
Having had considerable experience in making
tteadelsIh coats. cloaks, vests aud pants IN The
first families of Canandagua village. she think ;
che ssaiI be able to please those who may favor
hc, with their patronage.
Get. ii, l841. l4l.
N. B.-CHILDREN'S DRESSES, neatly
and tastefully fitted and made up.
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HOLD YOUR HORSE!
The rH1arss.lh ian Nj allan

NHE SUBSCRIBER having received some
u of'the best Leather ever brought into tins
place and which he warrants and the workman.
ship ne warrants shall not be equaled west of N .
York. he very liberal patronage which has been
ex ended 10 Llm is duly appreciated and his arr
engagements are now such as to enable him To-
oiier every inducement for the continuation oil The
same. HIS shop will at all limesbe supplied with
SINGLE IL DOUBLE HARNESS
OF all klnde, Trunks, Vahses, &c sc. and made
to order OH the shortest notice, all of which he
will sell cheap,
CarriageIrimming done with neat
ness and dispatch.
Repairing done on the shortesr uo,iee,
N, b. All those indebted to him will please call
and settle the same, The highest price paid fol
hides. 4, CRANE.
fpsilanti. August 8. SAG, 81 3m