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,. r.. THOMPSON,

WercfdW TABOR, COlendn'S Hotel.
'HE subscriber would call the of the public to
his very large and weselected stock of cloths cassi-
meres, and vestings comprising all qualities and prices,
whch VIA be sold at the lowest possible rates.
aso splendid lot OF French scaris and cravats.
Sept 25-eolmif
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NTINE sTORE.-JOHN III. BUTHMANN, PENINSULA.
w mia avenue, south sde between Al and 9Th streets
has received and offers for sale
Very fine old Cognac brandy vintage of 1897
lew cases (dozen) very superior Port wine, bottled
IN Oporto--a fine article for medicinal purposes
An invoice of French wines in cases
HauBron, St. Estephe, Oh. Leovle and old Vim de
Grave
have also in store few dozen bottles of extra fine old
Holland gin and few dozen of wild cherry brandy
or my superior stomach bitters keep always supply.
Sept 24-3tif VIZ = - -
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Waahlngton Unworthy OF BaIt.more.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT-Sessio of 1917 and 1913.
xl Prof j. c. s. MoNKuR, NJ d. Theory and Practice OF
Medicine.
Prof. f.. FOREMAN, M d. Chemistry.
Prof VIM. T. WILSON, M. d., Therapeutics and Mat.
Medica.
Prof. VIM. I. LEONARD, M. d., Anatomy
Prof WM. II STOKES, M d., Obstetrics, Diseases Of Wo-
men and Children, and Medical Jurisprudence.
Prof GEoReE McCooH, NJ d., Surgery.
Or. WAKEMAN BRYARLy, Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The annual OF lectures will commence on Mon.
day 18th of October next, and continue four months
The College has greatly enlarged its capabilities for inn
parting medical instruction. The hospital department.
under the control of resident member Of the Faculty
been filed with cases of disease of anatomi-
cal and other preparations has been established and
many important additions the obstetrcal department
have been received from Paris. The the resi-
dent students numerous comfortable and economical
and will prove greatly advantageous such wish
pursue assiduous and uninterrupted of study
Fees for tie Session
Naturalization ticket SIS
Professors ticket each Ia
Demonstrators ticket 10
Diploma "a
Sept N-3tawtlN f. FOREMAN Dean
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INAMILY Carriage at Private Salc.-I have for private
sale very excellent family carriage, in good ORDER
which will be sold great bargain
If not sold at private sale it will be sold public
ton, Thursday the Both instant 10 O'clock m
front of my action
Sept 24-eodNdsif r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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(tHEAP French worked Collars.-We have received
~ 200 French worked collars which will be sold very
great bargain We will offer them from so give
ry fine work and pretty patterns. ID. CLAGETT az co.
Sept 27-3if
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Hv n. GREEN, .7ucttoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, COWS,
shall sell the residence of Mr. Hill, on street, between
18th and 18th west at 10 o'clock, m, an excellent
lot of furniture,
Mahogany sideboard and bureaus
Do dining, breakfast card, and centre tables
10 sofas, lounges clock, and look ing glasses
Cane-seat and other chairs, arm-rocker, &c.
Bedsteads, washstands, and dressing tables
Window curtains, andirons, shoyels and tongs
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Paror, chamber and other carpets stair-rods, Nc
China, glass; and crockeryware, among which are n
good white dinner set
Knives and forks
Cooking and other stoves
Also, good lot of kitchen requisites
2 good mich cows
With many other articles not necessary enumerate.
Terms All sums of and under $50, cash; over 800, a
credit of sixty and ninety days for notes satisfactorily
A. GREEN, Auctioneer
p S.-The houses for Inquire of VIM Wilson,
esq. Sep. 24-6t
HoRSTE5s COWS OXEN = s,t Hay, CORN, EARNING
the 10Th instant if fairf NOT, the fair dayI shall
sell, the residence and farm Of Robert Clark, ESQ., in
Washington four miles from Badensburg, and near the
AdelpLa Mills adjoining the farm of Mr. Dggs, very
extensive lot of the above named We enumerate in
ID head Of horses, among them span well matched
Is do OF cows and calves
yoke of
wagons and harness
2 ox-carts and horse-car
carryal, nearly new, and harness. cart gear, &c.
family carriage and harness
buggy and harness
Ploughs, harrows cultivators, wheat FAM and corn
shelter
large lot of farming utensils in general
Also, 90 stacks of prime timothy hay, corn fodder,
&c.
From 300 to 400 bbls corn, with other grain, tobac
co, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock a. m.
Terms: All sums OF and under &c. cash; $40, a
credit of and months, Tor notes bearing interest," salts
lactorly endorsed.
Sep. 8-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auconeer.
by X. ". DYER, .7ucsfoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION-On Wednesday next the 10Th instant al
10 o'clock, m, shall sell, the residence of Edward
Stubbe, esq, street, between Sth and oh streets, inn
mediaelY in the OF the Patent Office, his household
and kitchen lunure which is good, and well worth
the attention of persons furnishing Among which
Mahogany hair-seat and cane-seat chairs
Do sdeboard, dining and other tables
DO rocking chairs handsome frescreen
Very good piano-iorte stool, and cover
Silk damask cashmeret, and muslin window cur
tans and ornaments
Painted blinds dinner and tea china, glassware
Pier and other glasses, hall and solar lamps
Plated caDdlestcks, nc, clock
Ingram, parlor step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, stair rods, oil cloth
Figured straw mating bedsteads, best feather beds
mattresses &c.
Mahogany bureaus, washstands toilet SETS &c.
With many other articles and good assortment of ktch
EN- requisites
Terms Of sale All Of and under $25, cash over
$25, credit of and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
Sept. 23-eodNds r. w. DYER, Auconeer.
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From the Warrenton (Va) Flag
MIR. Buchnnan's Letter.

The letter of the Hon. James Buchanan addressed un-
der date OF the 25h of August the democrats OF Beks
county PENNSYLVANIA entities him to the thanks Of every
lover OF his country. 1t throws the weight of his great
influence against that blind fanaticism which, under the
name OF aboitionism and the garb of philanthropy is
curtaing the privileges, increasing the burdens, and
riveung The bonds OF our slave population, and which
even threatens the existence of Union itself Adolf
onism, exempifed in the principles and conduct of
Its advocates, is unscrupuos it is blind and fanati
cal Ii disregards the most solemn moral obligations
and refuses to abide by of the most sacred and
binding character The rights guaranteed to the south in
our federal constitution opposed frittered away,
and their repeal openly advocated The agreement com
monty known as the Missouri compromise, into which
the north and south entered after contest which con-
vused the country throughout its length and breadth
now iercey assailed and sought to be set aside The
vote upon the Wllmot Provlso emnenty calculated
to alarm the country, nasmuch showed that aboli-
tion influence was so powerfully felt in the halls of Con-
gess as almost to succeed in prohibiting slavery in any
territory which may be ceded to by Mexico as an in
demnty for the expenses of the which she commenced
against u.s. In disregard of the Missouri COMPROMISED
which leaves the whole question of slavery in the hands
OF the people south OF the latitude OF 90 degrees
30 minutes, and also of the fact that the war against
Mexico has been prosecuted mainly at the Of the
blood and lives OF southern citizens the aboitioniss
now propose TO say to the SOUTH Your people shall not
be permitted to remove TO any portion of the acquired
territory enjoy any fruits Of their labor and suffering UNI
less they leave behind them large portion of their prop
ery when they emgrae" In this in all other matters
it seems that the south and the north yeaps
But while the country is wonder-struck al the exhib.
ton OF abolition feeling in the upon the Wimot
Proviso, IT is really encouraging to find statesman so
elevated and distinguished Mr. Buchanan stemming
the tide of aboonism and calling upon the citizens OF
his State to stand by their pghted faith and the
promises of the constitution His voice will not he dis
regarded His appeal in behalf of our rights must dispose
the citizens OF the free States to do us Justice And the
generous citizens Of the south will in opposition to
mos, cherished at Of their character il they fail to give
s0'e"'di evidence OF their gratitude to Mr. Buchanan
We hope that Mr. Buchanan's noble example will be
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QsAO REwARDRan from the residence 81 OF The
ID HI Dickins, in Washington, during the night VI II
2th September, negro boy named OSCAR, ap' asy
years old He is likely, well made, and heai'ny lat
dark fine teeth and hair cropped short but no paruc
marks are recollected. He took with him good MANI
clothes, and a dark cloth cap. ,u,e..Lsr
Twenty dollars will be given II taken In, and $40 as
out Of the District, and lodged in jail
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New FAN tOOds and FhshfOns.
DUVALLS BROTHER, merchant talors, under Gads
IL by's Hotel, Pennsylvania avcnue I'd street, would
announce their customers and the public generally he
arrival from New York with their usual supply of new ana
fashionable goods, of the latest imporations
Those wanting good article at moderate price, or
tasteful and elegant garment will be suited by calling al
store before purchasing
Also fancy articles for gentlemen, consisting in part Oh
Suspenders new style cravats and stocks
Silk and woollen shirts and drawers
Linen and cotton Shirts handkerchiefs gloves
Dressing robes, umbrellas, &c.
Sept. 23-3taw3w
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TXTOULD beg leave respectfully invite the attention
w their friends and the public to their large and fashion
assortment of fancy articles for geniemens wear all
of which they fully prepared to oer at reduced
prices for cash. Sept N-3aw2wlf
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ID ICH Fall silks, Cnshmerss, Moussclines, Quadrhs
III and silk plads, this day received by
Sept Tiff WALTER HAKPEK ~ w,

TIME Ladies' Furnishing StOre north side Pennsy'
vania avenue, between Al and 9th Streets No. IA Mrs
MARY ANN FRANCE agen.-Mrs. FRANCE has tho pleas
ure of Informing her numerous friends and the public
having returned this city, she will, Monday the 9Th
instant as agent tho proprietor, open the above eab
lishment with decidedly the rich, varied select and
fashionable assortment of millinery and fancy goods ever
offered in this market Most of these goods having been
imported direct from Paris, and all being of the latest styles
selected with great care, and bought for cash. they VIII be
sold on the most pleasing terms, ior cash only.
Sept 2l--eo3t*
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Tickets Sl5-sharcs in proportion -,
To the above magnificent scheme, which has been num-
euuaed in point OF aracton, and in which no m'ee sn
Der prizs can be less than OOOwe invite particular nSIe
ton The risk package of whole tickets olg no
and for packages of halves, quarters, and eghtns IA
ion One package of tickets may the four sPena
capitals of 5000 81 500. $4,000, and 5oOoo amo''e
to the beautiful fortune of
1880 DOLLARS.
We have tickets in all daily Baltimore lotteries
Orders win have prompt and confidential attention.
ID. PAINE 81 CO., Alexandra, va
Sent 22-6t4dN2c
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OIL our havana papers:
From the Daro dc Ia Marina, Sept
The peace progress and happiness of nation depend
intimately and constantly the and good prnc
PIES possessed by those persons who in OF
the executive authority. NO matter what administrative
principle predoninates; because, If personal influences
whether acquired in this way thatwhich necessary
accidents grow ing OF the social organization ITSELF
not absolutely decide the Creates, of human Problems they
can at least hasten retard them.
The best opportunity which ia afforded for the study
of this truth in all It's phases and for the following of
without losing IT'S rack in the nations of South
America, which rose up as but yesterday, under
who struggle increasingly midst good
Influences and more less tranq nil and advanced
according they ambitious and egots teal or patriotic
and noble. Amidst all these nations, Venezuela, New
(faaa. and Chill offer interesting spectacle cult
vatlnp carefully, and with happy results under peace
aud regenerating shadow OF peace and order the
rial interests both moral and intellectual 1t
on the contnenas Mexico, Central America, the Ecua-
dor Peru Bolivia, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres,
with intestine disccrd by Internal and external warfare,
tireo oil thus wrestling always ready instant 10
become PROSTATE and deienceiess to be dissolved and
tinguished And where be found the clew the
PLANTATION Of this difference in the destines of nations,
which. with some slight variations all possess the same
natural elements population oil like origin and hefero-
Character the same language religion and Gus
toms, and the system of 1t in the
who have had the guidance the these
ernments. Venezuela has had Paez, New Granada a
Chill Bulnes; these three
and incanate tranquility of the three nations which
are marching onward 10 condition which may be great
and influential.
Psez has just saved Venezuela from the horror.
Mosquera saved New Granada in 1872 from the vandal-
like principles proclaimed by Orlando, the
Gre BuInes accepng his reelection to the presidency,
civil war; in which il was be plunged by the
bilious partisans Of the admiral
These belong only TO the history OF war, but
also that ocvilzaon Their services have been more
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-16
Fashionable Tailoring.

HNliE Sub>ciih,-r 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 lie has carried the Tailoring business in
Ypsianti, and begs leave TO inform the public
that his shop is conducted on very different prn-
cipies from tailoring establishments in the coun-
try towns of this State, where drunken and iafe-
nor workmen are almost entirely employed, or
boys and young women taken for three or six
months, who OF course spoil The work put into
heir 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 targht by himself in all the vest meth
DDS of working in the mos. Fashionable Shops
in New York and, as it twell 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
stand. next door TO +. ]. Hewirs store, where
he will do work in all the different branches OF
the Tailoring Business at halt his original prices
ior cash down. WIN. WILKINSON,
Ypsi lanti Feb 0 sal
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-16
Brandreth's Pills.

This medicine is acknowledged 10 be one OF
tie most valuable ever discovered, as u purifier
OF the blood and fluids 1t is superior to Sarsa-
parilla, whether a Sodorfc alternative, II
stands infinitely before all the preparations OF
ties are alone of incalcuabe vaue-for these
Pills may be taken daily for any period. and in
stead of weakening by the cathartic effect, they
add strength by taking away the cause OF weak
ness. There is no good Mercury does, which
these Pills do not likewise. But they have none
of the miserable effects of that deadly specific
The TEETH are not injured-the BONES and limbs
are not parayZed-no-but in The stead OF these
distressing symptoms, new life and consequent
animation is evident in every movement of the
body Brandretl's Pills are indeed Universal
&c RHEUMATISM They cure DIABETES and SroP-
PAGE OF URINE They cure DYsENTERY and Con-
sITUTIoNAL CosTIvENEss. They will cure all
thu Sc apparently opposite diseases, because they
cleanse and purify the blood. provided, however.
nature is not beyond all human ASSISTANCE.
La all cases they will be found safe and SIM
pie remedy, yet "a powerful for the removal OF
diseases, whether CHI onic or recent. injections
or otherwise. They do not render the system
liable TO be affected by any changes of tempera-
ture. The very cause, occasion OF the human
frame being affected by Guilds, and coughs is
removed by their use. Therefore, they may be
used al all times and seasons without damage, land
change of diet, and any extra care is unneces-
Sary, l33-4m
For Sale BY E. grant, Agent at YpsIlanIi.
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Joseph G. Neal, the charcoal
sketcher." in his thinning of tribu-
lation Trepid, man without hope,
thus admirably hits off that class
of people who are never SO happy
as when they are miserable.
How are you, Trepid; how do
you feel to day ?"
ga great deal worse than was
thank'ee; most dead, I'm obliged
to YOU; I'm always worse than l
was, and l don't think | was ever
any better. I'm very sure, I'm not
going to be any better; and for
the future you may always know
I'm worse, without asking ques-
tons, for the questions make me
worse if nothing else does.
Why, Trepid, what's the mat
ter ?"
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,

County OF Washenaw
At a session of theProbafe court fer the eounv
of Washtenaw held at the Office of the Judoe
thereof, at the village Of DIM Arbcr on Mondav
the fourteenth day of December in the wear If
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 70 riv
six. - -
Present Elias M. Skinner Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Silas Dicke rson
Deceased
On reading and filing the Petition of Henry
Dexter. administrator ofthe estate of said deceas
ed, praying for rrasons therein set forth, that he
NAV DE authorized and licenced to sell certain
real estate, IN said county of Washtenaw and al.
so the county oil Wayne in said state described
in said petition, for the purpose of paying the
debis against said estate and the charges of ad
ministerng the same.
Thereupon 1t is ordered that the consideration
of said petition TO be postponed till Monday the
eighteenth day of January next. at one O'Clock
in The afternoon of that day. when tho persons
Interested 10 said estate may appear at the Pre-
bate office in the village Of AnnArber. and show
cause, if any there be,why thepray of the petit:
TONER should not be granted; and it is further
ordered that said petitioner copy Of this
order TO be published in any newspaper printedl III
the county of Washtenaw fof three weeks sues
cessivey, once in each week, previous to the
time above appointed for the hearing in the
premises. ELIAS M. SKINNER.
Ga true copy Judge ofPtoFats
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Hartford Fire Insurance Comply;

- July "a. is45l
THE recent destructive fire in New York
will ofcourse excite sol:cifude in regard to lis
effect on the solvency OF INSURANCE companies in
that city and the neghboring places. The DretG
tors Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company are
happy TO assure their customers and the public,
that they prepared TO adjust and pay mat
urity, all losses sustained by their Office. from
their surplus funds and current receipts. without
DELAY and without Withdrawing their permanent
investments. Their capital remains ample for
the security of all who insure with them; and
they invite owners of desirable property 20 obtain
Policies on favorable terms. both at the Home Of.
fee and at their several agencies. Their mode
oftransacting business which for 35 years phsl
has secured the public confidence. will remain
unchanged.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES q, BOLTS Secretary,
NORRIS & FOLLETT. AGENTS
Ypsiant, Michigan, Aug. 6.
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Nothing, / tell YOU in particu-

Nothing, / tell you in particu-
lar, bat great deal is the matter
with me in general: and that's the
the danger, because we don't kno'
what it is. That's what kills peo-
pie, when they cant tell what it is;
that's what's killing me. My great
grandfather died of it; and so will
l. The doctors don't know; they
can't tell; they say I'm well 'nough
when I'm bad enough, and SO there
s no help. I'm going off some of
these days, right after my great
grand father, dying of nothing in
particular, bnt of every thing in
general. That's what finishes our
folks"
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Empire Mills.

TIME UNDERSIGNED have completed
Il their new STEAM MILL and are now pre-
pared 10 grind either wheat OF coarse gram ia
the best manner and on tho shortest notice.
Farmers wishing to gel their wheat Toured
will find it to their interest," TO patronize to pat
this mill, as work viii! D done on the most
reasonable terms and a SUPERIOR QUALITY of -four
will be made. There viii be no delay in doing
custom work, as -four and meal of the best quail.
iy will be kept constantly on hand to exchange
for heat, Corn, Rye or Barley.
The highesi price viii at all times be paid for
every kind OF grain, Saves and HeGding and Hoop
timber and cord wood, EDNONDS d. co.
YpsiLanti Jan. DC 1871