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gapplIes.

NORTHERN IN. HI ROAD This road is
now Is now in operation as far as Grafton.
and doing Il very good business The rails
nrc now laiG 10 the summit in Orange, and
also for short distance west of the rock
cut at that point The rock cut itself is
nearly completed and the road will probably
he in operation rs far as Lebanon Centre ii
November or December, but not 10 the riv-
or until next spring. Waterman.
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POLK,s PASS TO SANTA ANNA.

The Commander OF our naval forces in
the Gulf is hereby directed not to obstruct
the passage of Santa Anna and Suite to
Mexico, should he desire to return thither,
JAMES X. POLK, President.
May Is, 1916.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
THURSDAY. Oct. IA.

Agrceably to the Constitution and the Laws of
the State of Vermont, the Senators and Repre-
sentatives elected convened at the State House III
Montpelier, on Thursday, Oct. l4th.
SENATE.
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Senate was called to order by D. w. c.
Clarke, the Secretary; and, after the roll was call
ed the oath of Office administered to the Sen
ators and the Senate proceeded to the choice of
President pro tenn
George II. Hodges, of Rutland was nominated
by Mr. Nash, and Giles Harrington,o of Grand Isle,
by Mr. Robinson. Messrs Hilton and Miner
were appointed tellers, and the balloting resulted
as follows:
GEORGE T. HODGES, Is
Giles Harrington,
Scattering,
On motion of Mr.. Cushman, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the election of Secretary. Mr.. Cush-
man nominated d. w. c. Clarke of Burlington,
and Mr. Kidder nominated JosephB. Danforth jr.
of Montpelier. The result of the balloting was
as follows;
j. B. Danforth jr,
and Mr. Clarke was declared elected.
On motion of Mr.. Nash,i the Senate proceeded
TO the choice of Assistant Secretary. Mr.. Brow
nell nominated Thomas E. Powers of Woodstock,
Mr. Miner nominated S. N. Flint of Randolph
Mr. Powers was elected by the following vote:
THOMAS L. POWERS, 10
S. NJ Flint,
Whereupon the Secretary and Assistant Secre-
tary were sworn into Office.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, theSenate proceed
ed toelect the Chaplain. Mr.. Hubbard nominated
ELISHA j. SCOTT of Montpelier, who was
unanimously elected.
The President announced the nomination OF
the following joint canvassing committee on the
part Of the Senate.
Senators Mead, Morse, Fox, Hilton, Stewart,
Kidder, Ferguson Robinson, Beeman, Mattocks,
Hubbard, White, Harrington, Miner, who were
elected and sworn.
Mr.. Burton moved that when the Senate ad-
journed, it be to meet at o'clock this afternoon
carried.
s On motion of Mr.. Miner the Senate adjourned
y - HOUSE.
At lOo'clock A. NJ the members elected Of the
House were called to order by j. Nc NJ. SHAT
TER, Esq, Secretary Of State, and the roll having
been called the members were sworn.
Mr. Converse moved that Mr.. Adams Of Aado-
yer be admitted to q seat without producing his
credentials: agreed TO.
: The House was then directed to the election OF
Speaker.
Solomon Foot of Rutland was nominated by
Mr.. Kittredge of Fsirhaven; WHY'S Lyman OF
burlington, bv Mr.. Rice of Somerset; and Hora-
rio Needham of Bristol, by Mr.. French of Willis
ton.
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Agrceably to the Constitution and the Laws of
the State of Vermont, the Senators and Repre-
sentatives elected convened at the State House i'll
Montpelier, on Thursday, Oct. 14th.
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Majority for Foot
So the Hon SOLOMON FooT was declared elect
cd, and he in handsome speech accepted the Of
flee and assumed the chair.
The House proceeded to elect CLERK pro tenn,
when Mr.. Goodhue nominated Ferrand +. Merrill
Mr. Huhbell nominated c. G. Eastman, and .'lr.
French 0; Williston, nominated Joseph Poland
The result was as follows:
Merrill los
Eastman II
Poland 10
So FERRAND F. MERRILL, Esq. Of Montpelier,
was declared elected, and was sworn.
Mr. Kittredge of WAS appointed to inform the
Senate of the organization of the House.
The Speaker nominated and the House ap-
pointed the committee to canvass the votes for
State officers.
On motion of Mr.. Rice Of S the joint rules
were adopted for the time being. Adjourned to
2. NJ.
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SENATE.
8 o'clock, P. NJ.


A message was received from the House noti-
fying the Senate Of its organization.
Joint Resolution introduced. BY Mr.. Foster, pro-
viding for county conventions on Saturday at one
o'clock p. NJ. TO nominate county officers and for
joint assembly on Monday, 10 o'clock a. NJ. to
confirm the nominations; adopted.
The hour having arrived for going into joint
assembly, the Senators repaired to the House OF
Representatives.
On returning, joint resolution from the House
providing for joint assembly at half past four
o'clock to elect Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
Treasurer, was received and concured in. The
joint resolution from the House providing for a
joint assembly tomorrow forenoon to elect an au-
ditor of accounts and reporter of discussions of
Supreme Court was received, ana on motion of
Mr.. Harrington who remarked, that perhaps ex-
animation would prove that the latter officeI I'M
der the present judiciary law might be advanta-
geously dispensed with, the resolution was laid
on the table.
The Senate again went into joint assembly and
on returning Mr.. Brownell moved that Com
mittee of two be appointed BY the President, to
notify his Honor the Lieutenant Governor of his
election and to conduct him TO the chair; carried,
and Messers Brownell and Harrington were ap-
pointed the committee. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Senate came in and the Canvassiug Com
mittee made their report, as follows:
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On motion of Mr.. Converse, resolved that both
Houses meet in Joint assembly at l-2 o'clock P.
NJ. this day. TO elect state officers.
The Speaker announced the committee on the
Library, on the part Of the House-Messrs Car
penter of Mortified, Seymour of Yergennes, KEEL
logg of Benson.
ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS.
The Senate came in, and tho joint assembly
made the following elections:
HORACE EATON, Gorernor
LEONARD SARGEANT, Lieut.. Governor.
GEORGE HOWES, Treasurer.
Eaton l25, Dillingham; IS, Brainard 10,
Sergeant l24, Field 7s, Scott 10, Scat. 2.
Howes l24, Marston 81, Wood 49, Scat 3.
Adjourned.
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rot UOceH0T.
Whole number of votes, 490s0
Horace Eaton, 22,455
Paul Dillingham; jr, ls,6Ol
Lawrence Brainard, 6,926
Scattering, 50
For Lieut. GopsrHor
Whole number Of votes, 4s,3ll
Leonard Sergeant, 22,44l
Charles X. Field, ls,S52
Jacob Scott, $500
Scattering, 80
For Treasurer
Whole number of votes, 4s,394
George Howes, 22.44l
jeremiah T. Marston, 1892
ZeDas Wood, 6,90S
Scattering, l03
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THE WILMoT PRovlso.-In the late Dem
ocraiic Conventions OF the great States OF
Massachusetts and Vermont. the Wilmot
Provlso was brought forward IT separate
Resolutions. and in both Instances VOTED
DOWN BY LARGE MAJORlTIESI-
Where is even probability that the party
in New Hampshire will hereafter adhere 10
d proposition apparently forced upon them
10 save The Isl and Sd districts? We see
none, because we have no evidence of its
irnness which would be constructed into an
usnrpation of more wisdom than their loco
loco friends in Massachusetts, and The Empire
State possessed. We nevertheless hold
mem 10 The position they took in June last.
"A democratic member of Congress from
Maryland lately spoke of Mr.. Norris.-who
mas credit ior supporting this proviso in the
hrf' instance, though he abandoned i, By vo-
ting Tor The three million bill 10 buy territory
uni ramelled AS man Of all others in the
non slaveholding Sta tes, 10 be depended on
by Southern poliIicians.-[N. fl. Scntin-
ell
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-10
sTATE OF MICHIGAN, I.
County of Washtenaw

al a session of theProbaie court fer the comfy
efN'ashrenaw held at the Office of The Judge
thereof, at the village Of Ann Arber, on Monday
the fourteenth day of December in the year O.
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
six.
Present Elias NJ Skinner Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Slas Dickcrson
Deceased,
o., reading and filing the Petition of Henry
Dexter. administrator ofihe estate of said deceas
ed praying for reasons therein set forIh, that he
may oe authorized and licenced to sell ceriain
real estate, IN said county of Washtenaw and al.
so the county OF Wayne in said state described
in said petition, for the purpose of paying The
debts against said estate and she charges OF adj
mnsierng the same,
Thereupon it is ordered that the consideration
Of said petition to be postponed till Monday tine
eighteenth day of January next. at one o'clock
in the afternoon of that day. when tho persons
Hierested in said estate may appear at The Pre-
bate Office in the village Of AnnArber. and show
cause. if any there be,why theprayer OF the pe:i-
iiones should not be granted; and 1t is iurhcf
ordered, that said petitioner cause copy th,s
order 10 be published in any newspaper pr:nte'l il
The county of Washtenaw for three weeks sae>
ressively, once in each week, previous 20 ths
time above appointed for the hearing in tIc
premises. ELIAS M. SKINNER,
Ia true copy Judge of Probaie
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Beware Of Counterfeits.

Those wiio coaa eF fei. good medicine or the
purpose o. adding few dollars 10 their pockets,
are Ear worse than The manufacturers of spurious
colo. Fo. while the latter only rob of our prop
riy, The former take property and health and life
away, Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is
az mil ed, by thousands of disinterested Witnesses
20 have effected the most extraordinary cures in
cases OF pulmonary and asihmetic character, ev-
er before recorded IN the history of medicine.
The young, the beautiful, the good all speak
forhifs praise. Ii is now the fayoriie medicine
in the most neiiig gent families OF our ceun ry.
Sach high sand in public es. maiio has been
achieved by lis own merits alone. And 90 long
as discerning pubic are careful TO get Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. and refuse with scorn
counlerfe.s, and every o;ier article preferred 10
Them as a substitute, so long will cures-posi;ive
cures-cheer The freside of many a despairing
family.
The true and genuine "Wisrar's Balsam of
WildChefry" is sold at established agencies ia
all paris Of the United STA
Sold at Cincinnatti, on the corner OF Fourth OF
Walnut streets, by SANFORD d PARK.
Gene al Agents for the Western States.
Also for sale bv E. SAMSON,
YpsIanti and byDAVlD GREGORY. NortAuiile
Mich.
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Machenzie's Tonic Febrisage.
yEvHIs invaluable medicine has been in use

yHyIES invaluable medicine has been in use
Il for more than eight years, a certan,-
speedy and safe cure for the Ague and Fever
Dumb Ague. chill or Interinittant Fevers The
steady aud increasing demand. with the universal
success attending its use, has gained for il rep
utation unsurpassed by any other medicine. Fol-
the above diseases,
IT STANDS UNRlVALLED.
Emigrants and others who arc 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 FEBRLFUGE
an efectual preventive. Full and explicit direc.
tions accompany each bottle. WARMED in all
cases o. the purchase money refunded Manufac-
rured and for sale by Mack enzieS Has-kelIs Cleve
land O.. Sole agent for Detroit,
For sale by E. SAMSON
Sole agent for Ypslan.
June Z, l25 6m
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20 Farmers.

ID OGERS PATENT, improved, spring steel
Z 3 CaItiraaor Teeth, direct from the manufac-
orv Of the Patenlee. now on hand with or
without woods and for sale at tie shop of ]. Stock
dale. Huron street, Yp>silanti. The best farmers
IN the state Of New York use them AID say,
Pillow once deep and we'll, and drag once length
wise OF the furrow, and the cullivalor finishes put
ing in Wheat. Rye, OATS &C., better than can be
.'ohe in the old way" Also in preparing land
plowed in the Fall, for every kind of spring or p
they save from one third TO one hall Of the labor
and expense and get the same in iu better season.
Those who buy one sett only can take part out
and put them into small wood,o use among corn.
They are cheap, self sharpner, easy to wood and
mol .ioole get cut OF repair Wheat put in with the
above is not liable TO winter kill. Some of your
neigebors have already bought; please ask them
how they work. Trurh viii prevail.
P. HASCALL. Agent
YpsiIanti Sept. 26-7w.
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SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP
THE GREATEST REMEDYin the wOI

HyHE GREATEST REMEDYin the WORLD
III for the cure OF Consumption, and all BIon-
chial, Pulmonary. Peuretic and Diyspeptic Aztec.
lions. OF 1.-the remedies now known there is
but one that can be relied on for the cure of that
s.terror the human race"--Consump:ion. Tha.
Remedy is Schenck's Pumonic 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 attended to-, viz fair trial, persever.
ance, and strict conformity to the directions. Ii
may not be amlss to state the reason of the great
success ofihe Pulmonic Syrup. II is the most
powerful purifier of The system known, it oper
ates by assisting nature. to expell the disease
from the Lungs; stomach and Liver. Where
there is hectic fever, night sweais. constipation,
all usual symptoms of Consumpiion. The use OF
the syrup removes The fever, stops the night
sweats, and regulates the action of the bowels,
making them healthy and natural. II sooths and
rpeas the disease of the lungs, and then expels it
in the form of expecorated matter and 1t is truly
astonishing what quantities OF corruption ex'
perforated by patients generally who have taken
The pulmonic 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.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
A great cure at the NewbruuswIc Theological
Seminary.-February S, 1916. Mr.. J.H. Schenck
Dear Sir:-WEn great satisfaction inform you
of the great Ihave derived from your Pumonic
Syrup. Iobiained six bottles from you agent in
this place, Nessrs. Simpson & Vail, and 1 had
not taken tv Of them before the profuse night
sweats and zoe incessant cough which deprived
me oil sleep, left me, and before / had taken three
bottles, discharged from my lungs, at several
different times, quanrty of hard white substance
Icontinued using your Syrup until had takeu
seven bottles. am in good health. Instead
of being obliged 10 abandon my studies, as was
advised TO do by my physicians, am now in the
Theological Seminary at Newbrunswiek. take
great pleasure in recommending Schenck-s Pull
monte Syrup 10 my friends and the public, for
do firmly believe that if taken in time, it is GER
tain inr pulmonary diseases. lam your mubh
indebted and humble servant. B. +. MUDON.
Preparee by J. F. SCHEHCS, aud for sale at
his principal Office. No. 80 South siz;h street
Philadsiphie and No.. Courlandt st. New York
opposi the National Hotel. Also Tor sale by E,
SAMSON, Ypsilanti IN
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, THE Circuit Coud
Washtenaw County for said county.
Mehiiabie Blinn On reading and filing the abovi
VS. ipetiioa in this cause which
Erastus Blnn. mong other things set forth ,hs
the said respondent has since his intermarriaee
with said petitioner been guilty ofthe Grim
adultery and also praying that said petiT;o5sr 49,
De divorced from her said husband, and +, a,'n
lug 10 the court that said respondent is moi
dent ofthe state, ii is ordered on motion ofS1
and Josn attorneys for petitioner that nn,;a .aner
given TO said respondent Of the filing of said
ton by publication of copy of this order ~ pen.
."Ypsanii Sentinel" newspaper published in III
village of Ypsilant Washienaw COUNTY Eve =. me
cessve weeks, the last insertion of said no,;. quo
be at least twenty days before the first dav 800 -
next term of this court TO leheld at Ann .s s"o
the first Tuesday of December nextto the and 20.
said respondent may thenand there annsa. .n ns
show cause if any he has why the PRAYER of s a'S
petitioner should not be gnnted. sa'u,
ca s'ss Of Of wichigan. Bsriah King. ess{s
county, do hereby certifylthat the foreeo;. said'
true copy ofihe order enered in said csns s Is
en- under my HAND. KING sc Uiv-<
By NJ. Wllcoxson ds.A
r. - - l40 5w
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PsIIur'tT' 7" 1S1Ir' lug u
Look Out For Fires.
z GID YOUR EIORSE!
The rESsrn.aea n

FEvIIE SUBSCRIBER having received some
e of the best Leather ever brought into tins
place and which he warrants and the workman
ship he warrants shall not be equalled west ofN
York. The very liberal patronage which has been
extended to Kim is duly appreciated and his ar
rangements are now such as 10 enable him TO
offer every induccment for The continuation oil The
same. His shop will at all timesbe supplied with
SINGLE & DOUBLE HARNESS
of all kinde, Trunks, Valises. &c &c. and made
to order on the shortest notice, all Of which he
will sell cheap,
Carr age'irimming done with neat
ness and dispatch.
Repairing done on the shortesr uolice,
N, b, All those indebted to him will please cal
and settle the same, The highest price paid fol
hides, /, CRANE,
Ypslanti. August 8. SIS, 81 3m
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GUARDIAN SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant TO IL
IN cense and authority granted by the Judge Of
Probate for the county of Washtenaw. State Of
Michigan. shall expose to sale at public auction
at the House Of M. Fl. Wallace, in the village Of
Ypsilanii, county and State aforesaid. the 18th
day of February. A. d. l647 at one O'Clock P.M
ihefollowing described real estate, being the prop
cry Of Mehetbe Cooley, minor, to wit:
TIE equal undivided third part of all lhattracl
or parcel of land situate in the Township of Au-
gus,a. in the county of Washtenaw. and State OF
Michigan to wit: the south east quarter of the
north east quarter of section number nineteen also
the north quarter of the north east quarter oil
section number nineteen, township number fonr
south Of range number seven east containing eigh
ty acres be the same more or less
YpsiIanti, Jan. 20, 1916. -
DAVID STEWART, Guap1ian.
Unto MEBErfbIE CooIHy
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In attachment.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, In justice court be-
County Of Washtenaw, fore c. H. Vancleve
Justice of the peace in and for sal d county.
Joseph S. Wood VS.. Carl Schlimmer.
NOTICE is hereby given that a wit OF attach
/ Y mcnt has been issued by the abovenamcd jus
tice of the peace in favor of the above named Jo-
seyh s. w God, Plaintiff, against the goods, chat
ties. rights and credits; moneys and effects ofthe
aboyenamed Carl Scnlimmer defendent, retur'
nable on the 9th day of October A. ID. 1886 and
that the trial of said cause is adjourned unit 1.-The
9th day of January d. i847, AZ one o'clock P nj
at the Office of said justice in the township of Yp'
s;lan,; in said county. JOSEPH s. WOOD
Plaintiff.
Do,ed w, iIanfi Oct o'hat
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MISS CUFFMAN.
.Egiloress and Dress-ynalxoy
Late of Canandagua. n Y.

Late OF Cahdnuagud' N +
TT RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
.Egs of Ypsiianti and vicinity that she will. be
ready at all times to attend TO orders in her line
ether at their houses or a: her residence at Dir.
Bosses on Hurou street north ofCongress street.
Having had considerable experience in making
hroadclolh coats. cloaks. vests and pants IN the
FIRST families of Canandagua village. she thinks
she SHALL be able to please those who may favor
her with their patronage.
Oct. Ia, 1871. al.
N. B.-CHILDREN'S DRESSES, neatly
and tastefully fitted and made up.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

VII T. 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
Ypsilani, and begs leave to inform the public
that his shop is conducted on very different prin-
ciples from tailoring establishments in the coun-
try towns of this State, where drunken and infe-
rior workmen almost entirely employed, or
boys and young women taken for three or six
months, who of course spoil the work put into
their hands. lie can assure his friends that there
are 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 west meth
DDS of working in the mos. Fashionable Shops
in New York and, as it i twcll known to the
public that he has never spared expence 10 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
siand..nex door 10 E. ]. Hewifs store, where
he will do work in all the different branches OF
the Tailoring Business at hall his original prices
Tor cash down. VIM. WILKINSON,
Y,.sitits Feh 81 e
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Sportsmen Attention.
Il. S. ORMSBY.

HID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
10, still continues his business as Gun Smith in
the Village of Ypslaua,, few rods south of the
Episcopal Church, where he intends to carry on
the usiness in all its branches, and hopes by
promptuess and attention 10 the execution of his
work (ail which he warrants shall te as we'll done
as at any shop in the siaie) TO secure portion OF
public patronage. All orders in his line OF bus
ness. either for new woek or repairing, will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
N B.-Brass Castings for Guns, and other
a % tings furnished to order.
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aseal tlac Testimony.

MtNROE. MICH, Jdnt ]. IO4O.
DR.. Colin S, INSTRUMENTATION sir-I lakegreai
plpasnre in sending you the following conclusive
Testimony OF The curative qualities of your 'ToNIc
FEHRIFBGE"
La The month of June last, had occasion TO
thoroughly fest il from person in my employ
whose certificate you will find annexed am
clarified 10 learn that you extending the sale
of your valuable medicine, over the west and
south, and am we'll satisfied from the evidence be
fore that il isthe only remedy before the pub.
lie thai effects permanent cure.
Very respectfully, yours
ID CO..