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JL843. WHOLESALE & RETAEL. BOOKSELIERAN 3 STATIÖNER, SMART 8 JiLUCK, 137 JEFFERSOfJ AVRNUE, DETROIT. Kceps constatuly for sale a romplete nssortment of Misccllaneous, School and Clasaical Buoks; Letiorand Cap Paper, pliiin and ruled, Quills, Ink, Sealinff Wax, Cirlery, Wrapping Papor. Printing Paper, oï ail Btzes; and Book, iVewsand Caniscr Juk. ot various kind?. slafh: boozs, Fu!l and half bound. of every varieiy o Kuling, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, &c. To Merchants, Teachers, and others, buying in quantitiesj a large discount mnde. SABBATH SGHOOL & BIBLE SOCIETY 0EP0SIT0R 51-tf.Mortgage Sale. DEFAULT hoving been made iti the payment of a ceriain sum of money, secured, to be paid by indemure of mortgage, bcaring date the ninth day of May, n the year of our Lord. one thousar.d eight hundrcd and tliirty nine, exccuted by Miller Barker, of Clinton. Lenawee County, Michigan, to George WestfaJl, of Plymouth, in the County of W.iyne, Michigan, and recorded in the Register' b Office, of the County of Washtenaw, naaid State, on the J Ith day of May, A. D. 1Ö39; at JuJ o'clocU, A. M. in liber, ISfo. 8, page 118, upon which there is claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, the sum of one hun dred and iwelve dollars and sifiy one cents. Notice is therefore herebygiven, thalby virtue I of a power of sale in said mortgage contained, and pursuant to the statute insuch case made and provided, wil! be sold at public auction or vendue, at the Court House, in the villase of Ann Arbor, in the County of Washtcnaw, and State of Michigan, on Tuesday. the twenty-lïfth day of July next, at onco'clock, in tho afternoon of that day, the preinises in said mortgage described, ns follows, to wit: All that certain picce or parce! of land, sitúate, lyingand being in the county of Washtenaw, in the State aforesaid. and known and described as being the southsvest quarter of ection No. tliirty-fuur, in township No. four, south of range No. four east, containing one hundred and sixty acres of land, be the same moro or less: excepting and reserving all thnt certain part of said tract of land, above described, which was hcretofore deeded by Grove Barker and Persis Birker to laaia Currier." Said Mortgage ha ving been given to secure the payment of the purchase money of said premises. GEORGE WESTFALL, Mort. H. A. Noyes, Att'y. Dated, April 1 Oth. 1 843. 5l-3mTO CLOTKIERS A XI) WOOL CARDERS. fTIHE subseriber would respectfuily solicit the JL atteniion of Clothiers and Wool Carders, to on examination of his present Stock of' anieles in their line, assuriug them of thcir superior qualhy, (which wil! be apparent upon examination) and and of the unusuaiiy low rates at which he ia enabled to sell tliem. Among a variety of anieles belonging to the tradc may be enumerated: C.irds of every description; Simules, Steel Reeds 4-4 5-4 wide; Cloihiers Jacks; öattmett Warp: Emery; Tenter Hooks; Worsted Harneas: Card Cleaners and piates; Screws; Copper Kettles; Shearing Machines, Parson'a, also, two or three Car ding Machines. The subscriber feels himself warrnnted in as■uring the trade that his supply of Clothiers Tools, togother with sjme 12or 15 ton of assorted DYE WOODS and DYE STÜFFS, form one of the lirgest and most complele stocks of the kind ever offered io the public of Michigan. - Owing therefore lo the inducements he can offer to those engaged in the CLOTH DRESSING and WOOL CARDING business, of an extensivo stock and low prices, he solicits their examination of the same before purchasing or making nrrangementa elsewhere. PIERRE TELLER, Wholesale Druggist. 139 Jefierson Avenue, Detroit. April 17, 1843. 5I-tf.WOOLEM 1CANTJF ACTO&Y. THE subscribers would inform the public ihat they are now manufaciuring WOOLEN CLOTH with a degree of success equal to their most sanguine expectations. Wüh the machínery they now have, they are able to manufacture from 75 to 100 pounds of wool per day. The cloth they have made for the last three monthsis of the best quality. and ihat mnde in future wül ba uimilar. They have entireiy overeóme the difficulties of starting an establishment of this kind in a new country. Their terms are 37J eents per yard forfulled cloth finished or half the cloth the wool will malte, lf any altermion of the terms should be determined on, public notice will be given. All wool received before such notice is given will be worked on the above terms. If &ny wish to have their wool worked without mixing it with other wool, it will be done, provided they assort it themselves, and lurnish it in quantities of 100 pounds of one quality ol wool. It is much betier to sew up wool in sacks thanto tie it up in blankets; the cloth should be strong. Provision3 of all kinds will be received in payment for manufacturing to the amount required ior the consumption of the establishment. Wool aent by railroad to Scio. will be properly attended to; the number of pounds should be rnarked on thesack with ink; also the weight of the sack. - The wool will be worked in turn osit comrs in. as nearly as can be done with reference to the different qualttie?. ILT Many Farmers have expressed to us their gratification in consideration of our starting this branch of business, and many have encour.iged us by their patronage during the last year. We now invite a!l to bring their wool, to the amount of 25,000 pounds, and receive the benefit of the vcry reasonable terms on which we offer to manufacture t. The establishment is 2 milest west of Ann Arbor, on the Huron. S. W. FOSTER, & CO. Scio, April 30. 1843. 1-tfCÍRAVK STORES MONUMENTS, TOMB TABLES, &c. THE subscriber has a large nssortment of Marhle, of the best quality, suitable for Grave Sto.nes, Monüments, &c. which he will aell cheap for cnsli, or exchange for produce, nt his oíd stand. No. 90, Woodward Avenue, Detroit. Persons wishing to buy will do wcll to cali, as theywill hesoldmuch cheaper than havo ever ben afforded ín this State, and ofa Qualuy that cannot iail to picase. WM. E. PETERS. Detroit, Oct. 27, 1842. 29-1 y JAMES O. BIRNÉyT" ATT ORNE Y AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. SAGANAW CIT7, MrcmGAN. JG. B. will nlso act as Land Agent in the Land District in which this (Saganaw) County is; he will make investments forothers lands, pay over for non-residents their taxes, and gtve information generally to persons interested in thi part of the country, or desirousof becoming immigrants to it.Threshing Jllachhi es. THE undersigned would nform ihc publit thnt ihey continue to manufacture Uoksk Powf.rs and Thkkshing Machines, two nnd D halt mil es lïom tlic vilhige of" Aun Arbor. on the rail-road. The Horse Power is a late mveniion by S. W. Foster. nnd is decidedly superior to any other ever olfered to the public, as will appear by the statements oi tiiose vvho have used theni the Inst yenr. h is iight in weight md sninli in compass, being carried togetlier witli iho Tlircshor, in a cotnnion waggon box. and drawn with oase by two horses. It is ashttle Hable to break, or get out ot repair, as any other Horse Power, and will work as easy nnd thrash as nmcb wjth four horses attnehed to it as any other power with ƒ tic horses, as will appear from the recommendutions below. ííew patterns have been made for the cast Tron. and additional weight and strengthapplied wherever it had appeared to be necessary from ono year's use of' the machine. The subscribers deern it proper to state, j that n numberof horse powers were sold last j year in the villagc of Ann Arbor which were believed by thepurchasers to be thoseinventcd by S. W. Foster. nnd that most or all ol them ' were either made materi.illy difïerent. or ' tcred betore sold, so as to be matcrially different from thosc made and sold by the subscribers. Such alterations being decidedly detnmenta' tothe milityof the machine. They have good reason to believe that cvery one of those returner] by the purchasers as unsatisfac tory were of this class. They are not aware I that any Power thnt went from their shop, and j was put in uso. as they made it, has been condemned or laid nsideas a bad machine. All who wish t.ibuynre invited to examine them and to en q ui re of those who have used them. There will bo onctbr examination nt N. II. Wihg's, Dcxtcr rilagr; and one at Martin WiLi.soff's stoiehousc ia Detroit - both these gentlemen being ngents for the sale of them.The price will be $120 for a four horse power, with a tlireshing machine, with a stave or wooden bar cylinder; and 130 for a horse power with a threshing machine with an iron bar cylinder. The attention of the reader is invited to tlie folio wing rccommendations. S. W. FOSTER & CO. Scio. April 20. 1842. RECOmiEXDATfONS. This is to certity ihnt we havo used one of S W. Foster's newïy invented Horse Powers foj about five months, nnd threshed with it about 8000 bushels, and believe it is constructed on Letter principies thnn any other Horse Power. One of the undersigned has , ownedand nsedeight different kinds of Horse Powers, and we believe that four horses will thrash as nuich with this Power as fivc will with any other power with which we areacquainted. H. CASE. S. G. [VES.Scio, January. 12. 1P42. Tais is to infonn the public that I have purchased, nnd have now in use, one of ihe Horse Povvers recently invented by S W. Foster. made by S. VV. Foster, & Co., and believe it be constructed upon better principies, and requires ess srcvgti oLJiorses than any other power with wmch 1 am acquainted. A. WEEKS. Mount Clemens, Sept. 8. 1S41. This is to infonn the pnblic tliat I have ' chased one of the Horse Powers, recently j vented by S. W. Foster. and ussd it for a I er of months. and believe it is the best power in use. working with less strengih of horses than any other power with which I am acquainted, and being small in compass. is asily moved from one place to another. I believe 4 horses will thresh as much with this power as 5 will with anv other power. - The plan and the working of this power have been universally approvod of by fcrmers for whom I have thrashed. E. S. SMfTH. Scio. April IL 1842.SB3IXT MACHINES. The subscribers inake very good SMUT MACHINES which they wfll sell for $60. This machine was nvented by one of the subscribers. who has had many yenr's experience in the milling business. We invite those who wisli to buy a good machine for a fair price to buy of iis. It is worth as mmh as most of the machines that cost from 150 to $300. S. W. FOSTER & CO. Scio, April 18, 1843. DR. BANISTER'SCELEBRATEDFEVER AGÜE P1LLS.- Purcly Vegetablí, A safe, speedy. and sure reniedy lor fever and ague. dum ague. chili fever, and the bilious diseases peculiar to ncw countries. These pulsare designed for the ïffeciions of theiiver and other internnl organs which nttend the diseases of the new and niiasmatic portionsofour country. Tho proprietor having iried them in a gre-'t variety of cases confidently helicves thnt they are superior to any remedy thnt has ever been offeied to the public for the above diseases. It is purely Vegetable and perfectly harmless, and can be taken by anyperson, maleor female with perfect sofety. The pills are prepared in two separate boxes, marked No. 1 and No. 2. and acecompanied wilh full directions. A great number of certificates might be procured in favor of this medicine, but the proprieter has thonght fit notto insert them. in as much as he depends upon the merits of the snme for its reputation. The above pill is kept oonstrntly on hand by the proprieter and can be had at wholesale and rotail at the store of Beckley & Co. Orders from the country prompllv attended to. Ann Arbor. flower town) May 29 1842. 9 L. BECKLEYGROUNI) PLASTER. PIUCE REDUCED TO NliS'E DOLLARS PER TON. fTIHË subscribers have now on hand and JL will continue to keep a good supply of G ROUND PLASTER, in Barrels, at their Store in Detroit, CJ23, JeíTerson Avenue,) and in Bulk, at their Piaster MUI, on the Rivet Rond, half way between Ypsilanti and Ann Arhor. The aboyé" is from the Séneca Falls and Grand Weer Piaster Beds. both noted for iheir superiority. ELDRED & CO. Januaryl2, 1843 40-Gui. FAINTIN6.; T. L A M B E II T, BEGS leave to inform the i;ihabitants of Ann Arbor, and the surrounJing country, ihat having located him'self in the Loiocr Vitlage, with the view of carrying on ihe above business in all its branches, (some of which nro HOUSE. STGN. nnd ORNAMENTAL PAIJYTIJYG, GILDING and GLAZING. GIIAINLNT,, imitation of all Woods, MARBLICfZJNG. TRANSPARENCIES, BANiN'FRS, &c. respectfully solicita n share of public patronage, as his prices shall be low to conform to ihe times and his work done in the best manner. T. L. would say to Farmers that he is particularly desirous to attend to their calis, as produce s the best kind of pay. Ann Arbor, Lower Town, March &, 1843. 45.- Jy. BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES. &c. for sale at this office.Peters Pilis, i . 'Tis (un theysny to get wcll wuh thcm, ALL mankind throughout thcir wide and immen.se cireulation that ecr iry them conniiic to biiv (hem. Peters' Pilis nre' purely vegetable; tiu-y work no mirncl, nor do tliey pioless lu. curé mi diseases, becuuse Un y are tlie scieniific compound óf.á regulnr pny'sícion, who has innde lus profesión tlie s:mly oí 'bis lile! Dr. Peters s a gradúate ol Yak: aleo o. the MassnchusiMts Medical College, añil has eomewhatdistinguished Inmyell ís a man oi science and gemus aniong the family of the Inte Ci jv. Peters; Peters' Vegetable 1 Vil, are simple iiitheíi preparntion. mild in their nction. thoro'ugh ü: iheiroperation. and unnvnlled in their results.- The town and country are alike filled with their praise. The palace and ihe poor house alike echo with their virtues. In all cliuiates they will retain their woudorful powers and exert them unaltcred by age or situution. and this the voiccol'a grateful eomnmnity prociaimed. Peters' Pilis prevent - keep . ff diseases il timt-ly used. r.nd have no rival in curiüg billious fever. lover and ngue,dyspopsia. liver complaints.grouii! sick hearlache, jaundice, asihma.dropsy. rheuniatism, enlargement ol' the spleen, piles, colic-.femaleobstruciion. heart burn. furred tongue. nausea, distention ofthe stomach and bowds. ineipient diarrhasa. ílamlence. habitual constíveness. Iossof appetitc, bloehed, or sallow complexión, and in all cases oftorpor of the bowels, where a cathartic or aperienf is indicated. producing neither nausea, griping nor debility;'and ive repeat all who bjry them continue to try t!icm. The most triumphent success has e.vt-.r atiended their use and enougli is alrcady known of them to immortalize and hand them 'down to pos terity with the improvenients ofthe age m medical science. Dr. Peters was bred to the healingart,and in order to supply demanda, he has I onginated and called to his aid the only steam i driven machinen' in the world for pill workin?. 'Tis perfect, and its procesa imparte to the pill essenual virtue. becanse by being perlectly wrought, all the pills' bidden virtne is revealpdwhcn called into action. and herc also it is Peters excelsall the world and tnkesall the premium medals and diplomas. So clcar the iract fór the Engine- Peteis' Pilis are coming- a niülion ol witnessescan now be hertl for ihem-resistless - do you hear that! while n host cnn teslify that ihey believe they owe their salvation Trom disoase r.nd death to Peters' Piii. and f calomel andknivesarc getting prutially iiuo disusewe are only mistaken. Certifica TKs.-This paper could be filled with theniby residents of Michigan, by your friends and neighbors- nsk our ager.ts. ]t is now well known that the pcople wil] have Peters' Pi]!s nnd lu hinder would betosiop tlie rushing wind! Price 25 or 50 cents per box. The resistless force of these tniths - their universal recepción: added to the testimony of millions. "keep it bei'ore the people'' must and will be heard throiighout this vale of tenrs. Their hnppy influence on joung ladies while suffering under the usual changes of life as directed by the lnws of nature, they impart a buoyancy of hcart, feeling and nction. an elastic step, vel vet cheek, lillyand carrJation complexion by their action on ihe chyle, &c. and ladies in deliente situations nlways admit their power and innocence, and take them two or three at a time withou'. in ihe süghtest degree incutring the hazard of au abortion; which facts are of the utmost importance. Pimples; a yoong lady sent her love to Dr. Peters, and says she feels more gratefultohim for thcrestoraiion of her beauty thnn ifhehad saved her life. 'Tis fun to get well with Peters Pills.for they cause the blood to course fislimpid and gentle through the veins as a mountain rivulet; 3 or 4 is a common dose, henee the patiënt is not compelled to mnke a meal.TROUBJLE IN PLUTOS CAMP. Quite nsionishcd Oíd Piulo cnmeto New Ycrk. (Hearing Petera had got his Pil} Engine ni work, j To resign liis commission, his hour glass and scytlie; I have come to deliver thcm nll np to you - Sir, my calling is over - my business isthrough; I have been ibr three years in a terrible stew. Anti Í reaily don't know what on earth J'am to do;- Not of your n-ighly sire do I come to complain. Bul a tamal New Yorker, one PETERS by .name; The diseases my aids, in this war of mankind, Are subdued by this Peters, what help can we find? I would yield him N. York. sir, if there he would stny;But. sir. Peters will have the whole world for his sway. While musingin cogncil what course to pursue. That Engine of Peters broke fortli into view. The King of terrors looked a while, As though his soul was tumed to bile, At ihai unsparing scourge of ills, By all men known as Peters' Piüs. These Pilis of Peters' stop the slaughter. And lcaves theblood as pure as water. Now Peters niakes. I'veheard him say, Fxve hundred thousand pills a dny; So that the chance is very small Of people dying there at all; For soon the cheeks, so inarked for doom, Begin like any rose to bloom. Look ferel all mho try ooniimie to bvy thcm. For sale as follows, by Meisrs. Beach & Abel. G. Grenville, F. J. B. Crane. Maynard. & Co.i G. Ward, S. P. & J. C. Jewett, J. H. Lund, H. Becker, Dickenson & Cogswell, and S. K. Jones, Ann Arbor: Geo. Warner & Co-, and J. Millerd & Son, Dexter, Wm. A. L. Shaw, Lima; J. C. VVmans. Sylvan, Hale, & Smith, GrassLakc; W. Jackson. Leoni: D. T. Merriman. Jackson; M. A. Shoemaher. Michigan Centre; Brotherson fcCo..L. B. Kief & Gilbert. Manchester; D. S. Haywood. Saline; Snow & Keys, Clinton; J. Scattergood & Co., Plymouth; Stone. Babcock & Co., andJulins, Movius&Co., Ypsilanti; Pierre Teller, Detroit; J. &. J. Bidwell, and Dr. Underwood, Adrion; Hart & Mosher. Springville; Mannen Sc Cook. Brooklyn; Smiih & Co-, Jonesville; L. M. Boyce, Chicago - and nlmost every where else. Oct. 19, 1S12 27-lyCash and Barter Store. C. J. GA R LAND, HAVINGpurehased the entire Stock in trnde of Godlrey and Allen, will be happy to wait upon such as will give him a culi. íl is stock consists of a general assortinent ot' goods, and will be sold chcap. and for re.adii ixiii only. WANTED, J In exchange lor GOODS. most kinds of counI try produce, and 800,000 FLOUR BARREL STAVEö & HEADTNG, for wfajch n fair price will be paid. Ann Arbor, April 19, 1843. 52-tf. JIMOJYElf TO ME .111 IPH. f 1 1 II E subscriber would hereby givc nolice to JL the forméis of Washtenaw, and the neighboring counties, tliat he has an OU MUI now in operation in Ann Arbor, Lower Town. where he intends at all times lo buy FLAX SKED. (and other Seeds used in makine: O'l.) and pay the highest price, nnd the best of pay. - Onk DorxAii per bushel will be paid for goocl cloan eeed, or, one gallon of Oil given for the same quantity. Faumkhs are requested to ry Flax on their SumiTier lallows, and thereby avail themselves of tvvo crops instcad of one. Merchakts are requested tosend in their seed nnd exchange for Oil in preference to sendijig to New York or Boston for it, and ihus keep whai money we have in our own State. [40- tf.] JOEL R. HIDDEN. Ann Arbor; Lower Town, March i'. 1813. 'B. DEAN 'S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL PLASTER, The 7iwst cffectuul remrdy yet discoverrd for lUuvmatisin, 1'cvcr Sores, White Stvelliiigêi Injlummnlion in the Kyes, iSwetkd Throat in iScarlet Fcrer, (uinsey, &c. $'C THE CHEMICAL PLASTER is an importnnl reincdy Ier ihose wlio nrc afHicted witli ihronic and intiniMuatory complaints, by iis easi ng pain. counieiiictiDg inilammation, and giving speedy relief by as active, strengthening, anodync, diaphoretic and counterirriltmt proporties - an erl'ectunl remcdy forClironic and irriflarrTriintory Rheuniatism, Ague in the Brenst, Scalds, I Burns. Bruist's. Scrolula, Ulcers, Old Sores of ultuost every deacription, CanUeied and Swellcd Throat arisin" froni Scarlet Fevcr. Felons. White Swellin?, Cliill)Iains, &e. Persons srfljring froniLiver Complaims, Pulmonaiy discases. ínflammation oí the Langs, wiih pain in the side, back or linibs. wi!I lind relief by the nsc of tlus Piaster. In all cases it niay be used with perfect safety. E. DEAN S CHEMICAL PLASTER h put up in boxes at filty cents und ono dollar eacb. with full directions acconipanyinpeach box. Mnnufncturcd lind sold whul-jsalc by II. II ARRIS fc CO.. Ashtabuln. Ohio. sole pioprictors. to whom all orders shoiild be nddressed. Suld also by their Agente throughout the country. (p"A liberal discount mndc to dealers and phy. sicians. For testimoniáis and cerlifientes from persons of the highest respectibility, wlio have used the Chemical Piasier, see another column of this paper. For sale by the (ollowing Agcnts in Michigan: II. W. Rood, Sijel, J. C. Lariimove. ; C. Sl-.analian, Edwardslmrh. Win. O. Ausiin, White Piceon. Isnac Benham. Jr.. Conatantine. Danl. L. Kin.berly. Schor.leraft. H. B. Huston, &-F. March.jr PM Knlamazoo. James W. Cothren. P. M. Galrsburgh. T. L. Bolkcom. P.' M. Battle CreekJames M. Parsons, P. M. Marshall. Paul Raymond. Druggist, Jackson. Wm, Jackson, P. M. Leoni. Hale and Smirh. Grnss Lake. John C. Winans, Sylvan, J Millerd & Son, De.-ter. Thomas P. May. Jr. Plymouth, Perin & Hall. Northville, Mead & MoCarthy. Farniington, Peter Van JCvery. Franklin, Julius Dean. Pontihc, Mack & Sprague. Rochestcr, James Stephen?, Utica. E. C. Gallup, Mt. Clemens, G. &J. G. Hill. } „ John Owen & Co. $ Detrült' Dr. Thos. M. Swoeny, Dearbornville. E. Samson. Ypsilan'.i. J. H. LUND. ) W. S. & .1. W. MAYNARD. Ann A.bor. CHRISTIANEBERBACH. ) 49-1 vNO jn_C_T-IO"N". ONE PRICE STORE. THE subsenber still continúes to sell DRY GOODS, and DRY GROCERIES, atNo. 5, Hurón Elock. Loiccr Toton. Mis s;ock oí eacli vras carelully selecied and well purchascd. which enahles limi to sell low for rcady pay. As he believes the moncy of the sanie qtinjjty ofevery person, is of the saine valuc. he ll sell to all for the same pnce, anH no nmount of Oratory enn swervc him trom that course. Persons can mako just ns pood bargains by sonding an agont, as tocóme themselves. In connexion wiili the store is a Guist and FtouRiNG Mii.i., where he wül constantly payCash lor Wbeat at tlie highest mnrket price. Farmers nnd Wheat buyers can have their Gristing and Flouring done to order nnd on (hn most reasonable terms. Those who wish to purchase goods, or get Wheat floured, would do well to cali and enquire his prices, and nto his manner of doing business. DWIGHT KELLOGG. Ann Arbor, LowerTown, Feb. 28, 1843. 45-tf.To Fhysicians and Country Merchants. BpiERRE TELLER, WholeÉJl sa!e and Retuil Druggist (sign of' the Golden Mortar, ) 130 Jeffersou Avenue, Detroit, lias on hand and offers to purcliasers, at very low rates: 4 Casks Epsom Salts; 2 casks flonr Sulphur; 2 Übl?. Powdcred JaJap; 1 Bbl. powdered Jllieubar; 2 Bbls. Cream Tartai ; Castor O1 ly the gallon or dozen (assortcd sizes;) Camphor, Calomel, Quinine, Corrosive Sublímate; French and English Chenucais; Perfumcry of all kinds; IJinseeS Oil; White Lead, dry and in Oii; Engüsh Venitian Red; English Lampblack; Sp. Turpentine. Michigan Glass cf all sizes together with every other nrticlc conne-ted with the Drug, Paint, Oil. and Dye Stuif Business. April 17. 1343. f,_(r.WOODWORTH'S HOTEL. NORTHF.RN, EASTEEN AND SOUTHKR.N" STAGE HOUSE. The undersigned respectfully announccs to the public, that he is now the proprietor of ihis vvell known establishment. The house Jiavingf been tJioroirgrlily overhauled, and refitted in a manner calculated to promote the comfort of citizens nnd the travelling1 public. The house occnpies an eligible position, on the corner of Woodbridge and Randolph streets, n a business part of the city. Those who may honor him with tliPir countennnce, may be assured Ihat no e pense or atton'ion in bis power, wil! be pared, to mnke their sojourn in Detroit agreeableond satis.'actiorv. [46-ly] S. D. WCODVVORTH.RAIJL ROAD rïi-.G-D wWiiJfff l3"W& TEMPERANCE HOUSE. THE undcrsifwed would respecifully inform t li e CricncJs of Temperance. and tlie pTJbltc genèrally, that theabove named House, formerlyknown ns the Temperance Hotel, nml siiuntod on the corner of Michigan avenue nnd Washington street, near rhe Centml Railrond Depot, havins; undergone thorougli repairs aiul very great addiiional improveinents, is now ready lor the iecoiiion of all tliuse wlio may favor liim witli n c.ill. The accommodiiiions, in every respect, are j not inferior to any Temperance in ihe cuiintry. and every attention will be given to sucli as bestovv thcir patronage upon this laudable enterprise. N. B. Curringes ahvays in readiness to convey passengers to and froni Jioats and Care. VVM. CU A MP. Detroit, May 9. 1813. 4-ly Shecp Shcars. FOR Sale by C. J. GARLAND. Ann Arbor. Upper Town, May 5, 1843. 2 ■