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WOOZ.EKT U A TJ T A O T O B, 7 . THE subscribcrs would intorm the public that they are now manulaciuring WOOLEN ""LOTH with a degree of suocess equal to their most sanguine expectations. With the machin ery they now have, they are able to manufacture from 75 to 100 pounds of wool per d;iy. The cloth they have made for the last three monthsis of the best quality. and that made in tuture will be similar. They have entirely overeóme the dilficulties of starting an establishment of this kind in a new country. Their terms are :)h cents per yard for fulled clotli finbhed. ov half tlie cloth the wool will make. l.fany altenuiüii of the terms should be determined on, public notice will be given. AH wool received before such notice is given will be worked on the above terms. Iftny wish to have their wool worked without mixing it with other wool. it will be done. provided they nssort t themselves, and iurnish it in quantities of 100 pounds of one oiiality of wool. It is much betier to sew up wool in sacks thanto tie it up in blankets; the cloth shuuld be trong. Provisionsofall kinds will be received in payment for manufncuiring to the nmount required lor the consumptionofthe establishment. Wool sent by railroad to Scio, will be properly attendedto; the number of pounds should be markedon the sack withink; also the weight of the sack. - The wool will be worked in min as it comes in. as nearly as can be done with referenee to the different qualitici. QZF Many Farmers have expressed to us their gratification in consideraron of our starting this branch of business, and many have encournged us by their patronage during the last year. We now invite all to bring their wool, to the amount of 25,9('O pounds, and receive the benefit of the very raasonnblc terms on which we o(Ter to manufacture it. The establishment is 2i milest west of Ann Arbor, on the Huron. S. W. FOSTER. Sc CO. Scio, April 30, 1843. 1-tf WOODWORTHS HOTEL NORTIIEKN', EASTEEN AND SOUTHERN STAGE HOUSE. The undersigned respectfully announces to the public, that he is now the prnprietor of this well known establishment. The house havingf been thoroughly overliauled, and refitied in a manner calculated to promote the comfort of citizens and the travelling public. The house occupies an eligible position, on the corner of Woodbridge and Randolph streets, in a business part of the city. Those who may honor him with their counfenance, may be assured that no e: pense or attention in his power, will be spared, to make their sojourn in Detroit agreeable and satisface tory. [46-ïy] S. D. WOODWORTH. NO FITION. ONE PRICE STORE. 'j THE subscriber still continúes to sell DR GOODS, and DRY GROCERIES, atNo. 5, Huron Block, Loicer Toum. His stock of each was carefully selected and well purchased, which enables him to sell Iow for ready pay. As he believe8 the money of the same quality of every person, is of the same valué, he will sell to all for the same price, and no amount of Oratory can swervc biin from that course. Persons enn mako just as good bargains by sending an agent, as to come themselves. In connesion with the store is a Grist and Flouring Mii.i., where he wül nonstantly pay Cash for Wheat at the highest market price. Farmers and Wheat buyers can have their Gristing and Flouring done to order and on the most reasonable terms. Those who wish to purchase goods. or get Wheat floured, would do well to cali and enquire his prices, and into his manner of doing business. DWÍGHT KELLOGG. Ann Arbor, LowerTown, Feb. 28, 1843. 45-tr.1843. WHOLESALE v RETAIL. BOOKSEUERANDSTATIÖNER SMART S BLOCK, 137 JEFFBRSOJÜ AVBNDE, DETROIT Keeps constnndy for sale a complete nssortmen of Misccllaneoua, School and Classical Booka; Letterand Cap Paper, plain and ruled, Quills, Ink, Sealing Wax, Cutlery, Wrapping Paper, Printjng Paper, oí all stzes; and Book, News and Canister Ink, ot various kinds. 3LA1T2 BÖOSS, Full and half bound, ofevery variety of Kuling MEMORANDUM BOOKS, &c. To Merchants, Teachers, and others, buying in quantities. a large discount made. 8ABBATH SGHOOL & BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITOR 5l-tf. Attention Invalids! WHO has tried the Persiav Pms and Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, and is no ready to teatify that they are decidedly the bes medicines now in use' The above medicine have been before :he public some four years, ant physiciane at the East haveused them extensivel, in their praclice,. and were they here, ttiey coulc teil you of the excellent qualities of these medi eines. Readkh! Have you ever used them? l you have not, ask those who huve if they are no what we recommend them to be. They are (he Cheapest as well as the best. A box of piaster contains sufficienf to spread 8 or 10 piasters - price 50 een 's. The large Boxes of Pills contain 73 puls for 63 cents: the sninll boxes 35 pills for 31 cents. No persons should condemn them uniil ihcy have tried ilieni. and then we are sure they will nou These medicines are for sale by one or more agents in all villages and ei lies in the United States. Cali on the agent, and he wil give any information wanted. For sale by J. H. Lund, S. P. & J. C. Jeweit. C. Eberbach, Ann Arbor; D. M. Ladd, Milford: M. C. Kakin, Novi; D. H. Rowland, Northville; J. Scattergood, Plymouth; P. Vanavery, Franklin; J. Dean, Pontiac: J. Millerd. & Son, Dextcr; Dr. Sager, Jackson. 6m. Cash and Barter Store. C. J. GARLAND, TTAVINGpurchased the entire Stock in trade XJL of Godirey and Allen, will be happy to wait upon siich as will gve him a cali. His stock cousists of a general assortment of goods, and will be sold cheap, and tor rcwlii pau onlv WANTED, In exchangelor GOODS, most kinds of country produce, and 300,000 FLOUIt BARREL STAVES & HEADING for which a fair price will be paid. Ann Arbor, April 19, 1843. 52-tf. S. PETTIBONEÍ 8URVEY0R, MAP MAKER, AND LAND AGKITT. Office in Court House Square, Ann Arbor. June 19, 1843. 8-tf. F Shecp Shears. OR Sale by C. J. GARLAND. Ann Arbor.. Upper Town, Rlay 5, 1813.ThreshingJff achines. THE undersigned would inform ihe public that they continue to manufacture House PowKKSand Threshisg Machines, two nnd a linlt mil es frotó the viltnge of Ann Arbor. on the rail-rond. The Horse Power is a late invención by S. W. Foster, and is deculedly superior to any other ever orlered to the public, as will appear by the statemenis ot thoee i who have uscd iheni during the last yeur. h ! is light in weight and smallin compase, being carritid together with the Thvesher, in n common waggon box. and drawn with ease by two horses. Jt is as lutic liable to break, or get out ot repair, as any otlier Ilorse Power, and will work ns easy and thrash as ïiiUcli with four horscs attached to it as any other power with fivc horses, as will appear from the recommendations below. New patterns have been made for the cast Tron. anil additional weight and sirengthapplied wherever it had appeared to be necessary f rom one year's use of the machine. The subscribers deern it proper to state, that a numberof horse powers were sold lnst year in the village of Ann Arbor which wcre believed by the purchasers to be those invented by S. W. Foster. and that mest or all of them were oither made materially different, or alterod belbre sold, so ns to be mnterially different from those made and sold by the subj scribers. Such alterations being decicïedly detrimenta" to the utility of the machine. They have good reason to believe that every one of those returned by ihe purchnsers as unsatisfac tory were of this class. They are not awore that any Power that went from their shop, and was put in use, ns they made it, has been condemned or laid asideas a bad machine. Ailwhowish tobuyare invited to examine them and to enquire of those who have used them. There will beonc tbr examination at N. H. Wing's, Dexter village; and one at Martin Willson's stoiehousc in Detroit - both these gentlemen being agents for the sale of them. The price will be $120 fora four horse power, with a thieshing machine, with a stave or wooden bar cylinder; and $130 for a horse power with a threshing machine with an iron bar cylinder. The atteniion of the reader is invited to the following recommendations. S. W. FOSTER & CO. Scio. April 20. 1542. RECOMIENDA Tí ONS. This is to-certify that we have used one of S W, Foster's newly invented Horse Powers foi about five months, and threshed with it about 8000 bushels, and believe it is constructed on bcttcr principies than any other Horse Power. One of the undersigned lias j ownedand used eight different kinds of Horse Powers, and we believe that four horses will thrash as much with this Power as Jire. will with any other power with which we areacquainted. II. CASE. S. G. [VES. Scio, January, 12, 1342. This is to inform the public that I have pnrchased, and have now in use, one of the Horse Powers recontly invented by S W. Foster, made by S. VV. Foster, & Co., nnd believe it be constructed upon better principies, and requires less slrength of horses than any otlier power with which 1 am acquainted. A. WEEKS. Mount Clemena. Sept. 8, 1841. This is to inform the pnblic that I have purchasedoneof the Horse Powers, recentl y invented by S. W. Foster, and ussd it for a numer of months. and believe it is the best power in use. working with less strength 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 any other power. - The plan and the working of this power have been univer3ally approvod of by furmers for vrkom I have thrashed. E. S. SMITH. Scio. April II. 1842.SMIJT MACHINES. The eubscribers make very good SA1UT MACHINES which they will sell for $60. This machine was invented by onc of the 9ubecribers. who lias had many year's experience in the milling business. We invite those who wish to buy a good machine for a fair price tobuy of ns. It is worth ae mu;h as mostoftha machines that cost from 150 to $300. S. W. FOSTER & CO. Scio, April 18, 1843. DR. BANISTERS CELEBRATED FEVER AGÜE PILLS.- Purdy Vegetabli, A safe, speedy. and sure remedy tor fever and agüe, dum agüe, chili fever, and the bilious discases peculiar to new countrics. These pulsare designed ror the affections of theliver and other internal organs which attend the diseases of the new and miasinatic portionsof our country. The proprietor having iried them in a groat variety of cases confidently belioves that they are superior to any remedy that has ever been offeied to tbe public for the above diseases. Itispurely Vegetable and perfect ly harmess, and can be taken by anyperson, -nialeor female with perfect safety. The pilla are prepared in two separate boxes, marked No. 1 and No. 2. and aeccompaniedwkh full directions. A great number of certificates might be procured in favor of this medicine, but lhe proprieter has thought fit notto insert them. in as much as he dopends upon the mérito oí the same for its reputación. The above pul ie kept constnntly on hnnd by the proprieter and can be had nt wholesnle nnd rotail at the store of Beckley fe Co. Orders from the country prompily attended to. Ann Arbor. (lower town) May 29 1842. 9 L. BECKLEY GROUND PLASTER. PRICfi RKBUCJBD TO KINE DOLLARS TER TON. THE 8ubscribers have now on hand nnd will continue to keep a good supply of GROUND PLASTEE, in Barrels, at their Store in Detroit. (123, JefFerson Avenue,) and in Bulk, at their Piaster Mili, on the River Road, half way between Ypsilanti and Ann Arhor. The above' ia from lhe ïïeneca Falls and Grand Iiiccr Piaster Beds. both noted for tlieir superiority. ELDRED & CO. Januaryl2, 1843 4fi-6m. PAINTING. T. LAMB E R T, BEGS leave to inform the inhabitanls of Ann Arbor, and the surrouncfing counry, that having located himself in lhe Lotor Village, with the view of carrying on the bovo business in all jts brnnches, (some f whieh are HOUSE, SIGN. and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GILDING and GLAZING, GRAJNIXG, mitution of all VVoods, MARBLETZING, TRANSPARENCIES, BANNERS, &c. eapectfully solicitó a sharc of public patronge, as his prices ehall be low to conform to ie times and his work done in the best maner. T. L. would say to Farmers that he is parcularly desirous to attend to their calis, as roduce is the best kind of pay. Ann Arbor, Lower Town, March 6, 143. 45.- ly. BLANK DEEDS, MOItTGAGES, &.;. for sale at this ofTice. '"rail road 18 ifcÉslllft 43. TEMPERANCE HOUSE. rTTUIK undersisined would. respectlully inform JL thc l'nends o ;" Teinpernnce, and ilic pübhc ijuncrally, that tlieabuxu nanied llotise, formerly knowri as ilic Temporance Hotel. :ind siuiatcd on the córner oi' Michigan avenue anti YV.nahing ton street, ricar 'lie C'entr;il Raihoad Depot, haviní ondergane thoViriigri repairs anll ven' greai . ndditiona! itnprovemenrs, is now reruly for ihe reoepiion of nll ihuse who muy favor hirn with n cali. The accominodnrions, in every respect, are not inferior to auy Temporalice House in the country, and every atiention will be given to j such as bestow thcir patronage upon this laudable enterprise. N. B. Carriagcs always in rendiness to convey passengers to and iVoni Bonts and Cars. WM. CHAiMP. Detroit, May í. I843. 4-1 y DR. 1-IALSTED'S BEISK PILLS. 28 Pit.Ls FftR 23 Ck.nts. THE Brisk Pilis answer tiie purpose more efícctually for any disease for whieh any otherl pill is recomniended, and supersede them f gother in medical excellence and virtue. If you doubt this, just try them.it will cost you only two jshiltings - and iheji you.. with me, wüi be satisried. IfUieyare not what I rccommend íhem to be, denounce thcm and put theni down. for 1 1 cannot conscientiously recointncnd them for a cure all lor every tliinij. But this I do say, ' out fear ofconlradiction, that no pilla are thcir' equal in removing diseases originating in the stomach or bowels. For liver and bilious diseases, such as dum ague. fever and ngue. intermittant and remittant levers, the Brisk Pilis posses3 peculiar properties for their speedy removal. i From ten years expericnce as a practising physician, I am convinced that nono can cqual ihem. - Read what other pills are good for, and what they wiil cure, and if the Brisk are not superior to them all, then discard their use. Do not believe all ihat is said abou; an infallible pí II - that neyer fails to cure any disease- but try the Brisk Pills - the cheapest pills in use - 23 pills for 25 cents - and then you will have a chance to j idge of thcir tnerit ordemerit. As a blood cleanser. and apurifier to the diseased system. they perhnps supersede every pill in use. They are quick and easy in the operation, giving life nnd tone to all I thc torpid organs; throwing off impure matters I or liuinors; leaving the system healthy and clean. This is all that any orie medicine can do.notwi hstandingthe great show ofwordsand ficlitious cer tificates. We are determined to let 'ihcso pills stand upon their own reputation, win or loóse. All we ask is, for a fair and inipartial tr'a1. Thcy can be taken by old and young. at nny time with perfect safety. They are an excellent medicine for children, for vvorms, .tc. In a word, they possess all the qualities of an áperieril pill for family use. They have cuted niany diseases which no other medecine could remove. In conclusión I say. do notgive up or despair of a cure until you have tried the Brisk Pills, for they do possess peculiar properties and virtues. For Sale by S. P. & J. C. Jewett. C. Eberbach, Ann Arbor: D. H. Rowland, Northville; J. S. Scattergood, Plymouth: J. Dean, Pontiac: j J. B. Dickson, Mt. Clemens; Maitland & Co.. Romeo; Sprague & Rochester; Church & Burchard, N. P. Jacobs, J. Owen Ss Co., Detroit. 10-6mYPSZZ.ANTÍ ACADEflO H. H. GRIFFEN. Principal. MISS C, E. HAMMOND. Assistakt. THE twelfth term of this instituiion will commence on Monday, May 29, and continue 11 weeks. While this school is equally open to all of both sexes, who wish to acquire a good education, particular attention wlll be given to those who are preparing to teach. The exclusive and uninterrupted attention of the principal will be given to impart a pnictical knowledge of the English branches. He occupies about half an hour daily in leciuring, with the aid ofiheapparatus, mincrals, or otherwise. Apparatus. - Tho Institution is furnishcd with Chemical. Philosophical, and Astronomical apparatus, Surveying Instruments, Geometrical solids. &c.. to the amount of 300; also, a good Cabinetof Mincrals worth $50. TuiTioïf in the common English branches, including Composition and Ieclnmation Gom $2.50 to $3,50. In Philoeophy. Chemistry, As-( tronomy, History, Rheturic, Boinny, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, &c. from $4,50 to $5.00. Mezzotintonnd Chinese or Theorcm painting, L3.00 each for 12 lessons, taught by Mrs. Griffen. The tuition is.to be paid at the middle of the term. No deduction for absence will be made, except for protiacted sickness, and no one will be ieceived for less ihan five and a half weeks. - Books may be had of the principil at Detroit p rices. Board, Jncluding room and washing. from 1,00 to $1,50 per week; forfurther particulars nquire of the principal. Rev. I. M. Weaa, Rev. H. P. Powers, Rev. O. F. North, J. Fairchild, M. D., J. C. Allen, M. D. , G. and E. M. Skinner, Esqrs. have kindly consented to form a visiting cominittee, to be present at the Week reviews on Tbursday, and at the public examination of the school. Ypsilanti, April 29, 1313. 5- ly. TO CLOTHIERS AND WOOL CARDERS. THE subseriber would respectfnlly solicit the attention of Clothiers and VVool Carders, to an examination of his present Stock of anieles in their line, nssuriug them of their superior quality, (whieh wil! be apparent upon examination) and L the unusually low rates at which he is enabled to teil them. Among a variety of articlea bclonging lo the trade may be enumerated: Carda of every description; Shuttles, Steel FleeJs4-4 5-4 widc; Cloihiers Jacks; Sattinett Warp; Emery; Tenter Hooks; Worsted Har-j ncss; Card Cleaners and piales; Screws; Copper Kettles; Shearing Machines, Parson'a, also, two or three Caiding Machines. The subscribcr ioels himst;lf warrnn'ed in assuring the trade that his supply of Clothiers Tools, toeiher with s)m 12or 15 tonofassoricd DYE WOODS and DYE STÜFFS, form one of the largest and must complete stocks of the kind ever oflcred 10 the public of Michigan. - Owing thcrefore to the in'Jucements he can offer i to thosc engaged in the CLOTH DRESSING and VVOOL CARDÍNG business, of an extcn- sive stock and low prices, he solicils iheir cxain-' mtiiion of the same before purchasing or niaking arrangements elsowherc. PIERRE TELÍ.ER, Wholesale Druggiai, 139 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit. April 17, 184M. 5l-tf. BOOX BÏNDSEY. AT THF. l'AI'KR MII.L (r.OWKR. ÏOWN) A.NN ARUOR. EBOOTIÍ would respectfully inform the inhnbitani8yf Ann Arbor and vicinity that ho continúes the business of ROOK BIN DIK ft, at theold tand, in the Paper Mil!. Oíd Books will be neatly rebound on short noticc. AU kinds of RULING done to order.- Country produce taken in payinenc. April 10, IÖ43. 53-tf.Peters Pilis. 'Tis fun theysny to get wcll with them, ALL mankind througbout thcir wide and hnmense circulution, thh'f evor try them conuuue lo buy ihem. Peters' Pilis ore purely vegetable; they work no mirados, nor do thcy pioles tu. cure all distases. Uimusc iliey are ihi scieutific compound ot' i regular physician. who lias made his prolussion the study ol his lile. Dr. Peters is a gradúate of Yale College, aluo oí' the Massai-husetts Medical College, and luis soiuewhotdislinguished himsclfiis a nian of scieixe and genius among the tainily of the late Oí jv. Petéis. Petera' Vegetable Pilis are simple in their prepnration, niild in their action, thorough in iheir opernüon. and unrivalled in iheir results - The town and country are nhkc h'lled wilh iheir prntse. Tlie palaee and ihe peor house alike echo with their vinues. In all climates tliey will retain their wouderful powera and cxerl them unoiicred by age or siuntion, niul this the voiee of a gratelul communiiy proclainied. - Peters' Pilis prevent - keep off disenses il' timely used. r.nd have no rival icuring billious fever. lever and agüe. dyspepsia.ver coniplaints.croup. sick hendadle, jaimdicc, aslhinn,di'opy. rheumnlisin, enlnigenient of the epteen', piles, colic, female obstruciion. heartbum. furred tongue, nau8en, distention of the stomnch andbowels. incipient diarrlicea, íltitulencc, habitual costivenesf. loss of appetite, bloched, or aallow complexion, i and in all cases of torpor of the bowels, where I a cathnrtic or aperient is indicnted. producing neilher nausea, griping or debility; and tve repeatall who buy them coiuinue to try tlicm. The most triumphant success has ever attended their use and cnough is alrcady known of tl.em to immortalize and haiul hem down to pos i terity wilh tbc iiuprovcmcnts ofthe ge in n'.edI ical scienco. Dr. Peters was hred to the heal■ ing art, and in order to supply denunds, he has oiiginated and en lied to his aid the only steam ' drivca tnaehinery in the world forpill working. I 'Tis perfect, and i its proecss imparts to the pill essential virtue. becanse by being pcriectly wroughr. all the pills' ïidcien virtue is revcaled, when called into action. and here also it is Peters excels all the world and takes all the premiums. uicdals and diplomas. So cieqr the tract for the Engine - Peters' Pills are coming - a million ol witnessescan now be heard for them - resistless - do you hear that! while a host can testify that they believe they owe their salvation Irom discase and dcath to Petéis' Pili, and if calomel and knivesarc gelting par;ia!Iy inlo disuse we are only mistaken. Certificatks. - This paper could he filled with them by residents of Michigan, by your frwnde and neighbors - ask our agenis. lt is now wcll known that tlu: pëöp'lê wül have Peters' Pilis, and to hinder would betostop the rushing wind. Price 25 or 50 cenls per box. The resistless ib ree of these inuhs - their universal reeeption. added to the testimony of miliions. "keep it before the people'' nmstand wil] be heard tliroui;hotit this vale of tears. Their happy influence on joung ladies while suffering unc?er the uaual changes oï lile as diiccted by the laws oí nature, thuy impart a buoyancy of heart, fneling and aclion, an ehistic step, vdvet check, lilly and carnation complexión by thcir action on the chyle, &c. and ladics in delicate situations niwaya admit their power and innocence, and take them two or three at a time withou' in the slightest degree incutring the hazard of an abortion; which facts are of the utmost importancc. Pimples; n young lady sent her love to Dr. Peters, and says slie feels more grateful to hi;n for the restorniion of her beauty than ifhehad saved her life. 'Tis fun to get well with Peters Pills.for they cause the blood tocourse aslimpid and gentío through the veins as a mmintain rivulet; 3 or 4 is a common dose, heneo the patiënt is not couipelled to mnkp a ineal. TROUIU.E IN PLUTO"S CAMP. Quite astonished Oíd Pinto enmelo New York. ' Ilearing Peters had got his Pill Engine at work,) To resign his comtnission, his hoitr glass and ecythe; I have come to delivcr them all up to you - Sir, tny calling is over - my business is through; I have been for three years in a terriblestew, And J ï.eaily don't know what on carth }'ain to do; - Not of your tnighty sire do I come to complain. But a tamal New Yorker, onc PETERS by name; The diseases my aids. in this war of mankind, Are subdued by this Peters, what help can wc find7 I would yield liim N. York. bir. ff there he would stay; 13ut, sir. Peters will have the whole world for his sway. While musing in council what course to ptirsue. Thnt Engine of Pcteru broke forth into view.i he Kmgot terrors looked a wlule. As though his.soul was tjirned to bile, At that unspnring scourge of ills, By all men kimwn a Peters' Pilla. These Pilles ol Peters' stop the slnughter. And leaves the blood as pure as water. Now Peters makes, I'veheard him say, Frve hundred thousand píllg a doy; So that the chance is very Miinll Of people dying there at II: For soon the cheeks. so marked for doom, Begin like any rose to blooni. Look hzrcl all icko ir y them continue to hxnj ihzm. Forsale as íbllows, by Mesrp. Beach & Abel, G. Grenville, F. J. B. Crune. Maynard, & Co.. G. Ward, S. P. & J. C. Jewett, .1. II. Lund H. Becker, Dickenson fc Cogswell. and S. K. Jones, Ann Arbor: Geo. Warner & Co-, mul .1. Millerd & Son, De.ter, Wm. A. L. Sh'aw, Limo; J. C. Winatis. Sylvon. Hnlf, & Smitli, Grasa Lake; W. Jackson, Leoni: D. T. Memman, Jackson; M. A. Shoemnher. Michigan Centre; Brothersot) & Co., L. B. Kief & Gilbert. Manchester; D. S. Haywood, S-.iline; Snow &Keys, Clinton; .1. Scattergood Sí Co., Plymouth: Stone. Babcock feCo., ana Juline. Movius&Co., Ypsüanti; Pierre Teller, Detroit; 3. & J. Bidwell. and Dr. Underwood. Adrion; IJart &- Mosher. Springville; Harmen & Cook. Brooklyn; Smitli & Co., Jonesville; L. M. Boyee, Chicago - and almost every where else. Oct. 10, 1S.J2 27-1 y TARirr or no TABirrT GOODÜ ARE CHE4P AT GÁRLANDS. JUST received at tlie Farmers and Michanics Store, direct from New York, n general aseortmetit of clioice and select GOODS, consistingof all most every articlo wanted, euch os Sheetings Shirtings, Broad Cloths, Cabeiíncre, Calicóes. Drillings, Gambroons, Linens, Umbrellas, Ribbons, (ravats, Mous. de Lain?. Sükp, Shiiwls, Bonne(s7 ílatp, Sugar, Tea nnd Coflee, Crockery. Boots and Shoes, Looking Glasees, S.c. l&c, All bf whícli vvill be sold cheap as thc cheüj)cst. Goods purchasers will keep in mind thc í"annera and Mechanics Store. C. J. GARLAND. N. B. Any gooclspuichased of him not giving sntisfactioi) ii price and rjuality can bo turned. Ann Arbor. (1,'pper Tuwn) .June 13, '43. 7tf For Sale. ON'Kyokcof WORKJNG OXEN: Knqui.re at the FJat Store of II. BAGG. Lower Tvn. Ann Arbor, May 2í), ISlíJ. 5-tf IfLOUR BARIlf-LS for snlc Chcop for ' Cnsh, by C J. GARLAND. 2 Ann Albor, Upp?r Town. May 5, 1843 Blánk di:edV. "mó io'Tía (Tes . i-; s i,CUTIONS, SUMMONSES, &c. jiiet piinted and for sale at thc rr vio nal oirn 7;. rrcE." DEAN'S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL PLASTER, The. mufl i'ffcctual remcdy yet discovercd for lihntnuilism, t'ever Sons, ïi'hiie tSu-tlliiiga, Injtammalion in the Eyes, Sicelted Throat ra ScarIrt Ferer, Quinscy, TUE CHEMICAL. PLASTER s ni important remody tor thoso wlio nre altlicted with chronio and inilanmiatory complaints, by jis easug pain. counicracting inflamniation, mul {.'ving speedy relief by its active, strengthening. anodyne. diaphoretiennd cnunterirritant propertics - in eflectu;il reinedy (orChronic and Imflammatory R.henpiauéro, Agüe in ihc Breast, Scalds, Buins. Bruiscs, Scrolüla, Ulccrs, Old Sores ol nhiiost every description. Cnnkereil and Swelled Tliroat orisingfrom Scarlet Fever, Felons, White Swcllings, Chilblains, &c. Persons suften ng "rqro Liver Complnirns, Pulmonnry discases, Inlammation of the Lungs. with pain in ihe sido, bnek or limba. will find relief by the use of thia Phsicr. In uil cases it mny be uscd with perfect safety. E. DEAN S CHEMICAL PLASTER is put up in boxes at filiy cents and one dollar ench. with full directions accompanying each box. Mnnufncmred nnd sold wholcsnle by II. I1ARR1S Sc CO.. Ashtabula. Ohio. sole proprietors, to whom all orders should be nddressed. Sold also by thcir Agents throughout the country. O A liberal discount made to dealers and physicians. For testimoniáis and cenificates from persons of the hiphest rcspectibility, wlio have UEed the Clieiuical Piaster, see another column of this paper. For sale hy the iollowing Agents in Michigan: IJ. W. Rood. Nilc?, J. C'. Larriinore. " C. Slianahan, Edwardsburth. Win. O. Austin, White Piceon. Isaac Benham, Jr., Conatantine. Danl. L. Kiniberly, Schoolcraft. H. B. Hnston, & F. March,jrPM Kalatnazoo. James W. Coihrcn. P. M. Gnlcpbingh. T. L. Bolkcoin, P. M. Baitle Oeelc, James Af. Parsons, P. M. IMarsliull. Paul Raymond. Druggist. .liii-kfcon. Wm. Ja'ckson, P. M.Leóni. Hale and Sinith. Grass Jjake. John C. Winans, Sylvan. J Millerd & Son, De.-íter. Thomas P. May. Jr. Plymouth, Perin & Hall. Northville. MendSr Mc.Curthy. Farmington, Peter Van Every. Franklin, Julius Dean, Pontinc, Mack & Sprague, Rochester, James Stephens. Utica. E. C. Gallup. Mt. Ciernen. G. &J.G. Hill, ?Detroit. John O wen fc Co. Dr. Thos. M. Sweeny, Dearbornville, E. Sampnn. Ypsilanti, J. II. LUiN'D. ) W. S. & J. W. MAYNARD. Ann A.bor CHRISTIAN EBCRBACH, ) 19 - 1 y Plowglis! Ploug'hs!ff CWT BE BEJT! LQ THE subscrib'.-rs have ccnstant'y on hand n lnrgc assortment of FLOUGUS, of a superior quality, which they oiler lor 6ale as CHÍT-AP as can be purchased at nny o'he plnce in tln's Cotinty. Thos wishing to purchnse wil! picase culi iind examine for thoint-elves. PARTRIDGES, KENT & CO. Ann Aibor, April 20, 1843. 52-tf. Chancery Sale. Absolute, for Cash and to the highest Bidder IN the cause pending in the Court ol Chancery. for the Second Circuit of the State vi' Michi gan.. whercin James Abbott is eomplamant. anc Abigail Wclch, David Eoion, George Wclch. Ilenry Welch, llr.ri iet Welen, and Augusta Welen, are defend.iivs, the said George, Henry, Hnrriet, and Augusta beiiig Minors, under the ape of twetity-iinc yoars. - Whereas, by a decretal order in the above cause, made by his Honor Elon Farnsworth, ilien Chancellor of tlie State of Michigan, bearng d;ite the fourteentS day of July, A. D. eighteen liundrcd and forty one, it w;i8 ordercd and decreed, that the above nanied defendauts sliould redeem certnin rnorlgaged premises in the Com - plainant's liill contained, by ihe payment of the sum of iour hundred and ninely-eight dollar and twenty-four cents, and the interest to accrue thereon, from the fourteenth day of July. eighteen hundred and lorty one, the date of a certnin report in stiid deeree meniioned. and also the cosis of complainant to be taxed. on or before the fourteenth duy of November, in the year eightecn hundred and torty-one, or that in defaull thereof, the said niortgaged premises witli the iippurtenances, or sp niucli ihereof os would be sullicient to pay the said debt and the interest which had accrued, or inigiit ihereal'ter acenie with said costs, and which might be sold separately without injnry to the partiesor either of them, ehould be solí) at public aurtion. at the Couit Houèè, in the village of Ann Albor, in the County of' Washtenaw, by and under the direction of one of I the Masters of the snid Court, the said Mas'er firstgiving six weeks previous notice of the lime and place of sale in eoine newypnper published in 3aid Cuuhty, as by the said decrec, reference bcng ihereunto had, may morcfally appcar. And whcren;;, tbs said pren:isis are vet unre Jeemed, and ilie ;ibovc statcd sum wilh interest, ind costs, is yet due and unpnid.JNow, tucrefore, noiice is herehy given. tliat in pursuance of thcdirections of the said decree. mul hy virlue of iis antiiority, 1 will, on the sixteenth day of Mny next. at the hour of Twelve o'cloclc, at noon, ai the Couit House of the County of Washtenaw. in the village of Ann Arbor. sell to the highest bidder, nt public Auclion, the lands and premises in smd rlecrec mentioncd, or &o mucli thereof as mny be sufïicient to pay the aforesaid sum, interest and costs. and enn be sold separately without injury to any of the parties in tliis cause, which caid lands and premises are known and described as follows, vrz: tll that certain tract or parcel of land sitúate in the County of Washtenaw, and State of Michigan, known os the Kast half of the South Eaet qunrter of Section ïi'imber thirty-two, in Township nuniber four, South of Range nuniber suvcn Eás't, contninins eighiy acros. The enle will be absolute - without redemption and for cash. G. T. GRIDLKY, IVI.'i.ster in Chanccry. C H. SiKWAKT, Sol. forComplt. Datcd this 2.-th dny of March, 84o. m The abovesiile is adjourned to the 8th day of June nuxt, at the time and place nbove mentioncd (í. T. GR1DLEY. Master. Ann Arbor. May 1G. ]843. The nbove sale isfurthor poslponcd until the twenty-arcond day of June instant, at the same place and timcof diy. G. T. GRIDLF.Y. Mnstcr. C. H. Stk-.vart, Sol. for Compk JuneSth, 1843 The abovo sale ie furtlicr pnatpoucd till the eleventh of July next t the same place and time of day. Dated Jwf. 22, 1843'. G. T. GRIDLKY, Ma.-ter in Chanccry. C. H. Sn.wARr. S'!, for Coniph. LANDS FOR SALE. THE undersigncd is authorised to scll scveral trncts of land in tlie counties of !St. Clair, Baeinaw, Snmlnc, Woshtcnuw and Lcnavce ot heir cush value. and takein pnynient State Scrip md Wnnante ut pur, or thcir equivalent in cash,jj he will proportionato terms on time. The caFl ralue tnny bc ascertained. if deaired.by appraUrs chosen by the purcltnser and suhscribcr. The Wn&htennw Iand9 consist of 118 aerea in th; town of Websier, flightlj iniproved, of enrly and clioice selection. and 214 acres 'A miles below Ypsilanti, on the Rivcr Uuron. having ricli botloni and upper lands. good timber, running wnicr. corn and wheat soil, excellent sites for buildinir. surrounded by seitleim nts, good loade nnd milis. About 30 acres have been under cultivation. Cl IA' SU. STEWART, 47 tf Jeflerson Avenue. Detroit. ÜVIillincry & Drcss iIaking. Mns. C. BUFFFINGTON, "pESPECTFULLY onnounces to the nXl habitants of Aon Arhor and vicinity, ihat she hos opened a sliop, midway, between the upper and lower villages, where flie businees of MILLIJVERY fy DRESS MJ1KIJYG will bo carricii on, in all ts branches, with punctnality, tlespatch, and in the best and mofit fasliionable stylc Ann Arbor, Aprils, 1843. 50 ly TREE LABOR Hl ARC US STEVENS $ SAMUEL ZUG, HAVE taken the rooms in the lowcr end ol the White Block, directly opposito the Michigan Exchnnge, whero they will keep an txtenaive assortment of CdBIJVJET WJiREi of evcry kmd, qualiiy. and deecription, ol' t heir own manufacturing, nnd warronted to bens faehionable. good, and clicap as can bc had West of New York. Purchnsers ai e reqnestcd to cali and examine our extensive assortment before buying. Any ar:ic!e of Funiitiue made to order, and Trurravtcd to ilen?e. UPHOLSTKRING done in Ml is various branches, and nt the shorJcst noiice. CHA1RS, LOOKiNG CLASSES. AND W1LLOW WARE; nlso. Mtüwgavy Boards and Vetteers - ne cheep as the chenpest. In exchanee. CB.ERRY, WALK UT, AND MAPLE LUBÍBER, bc. c. #c. STEVENS &. ZVG. Detroit, April 17. 1843. ri-3ni TO CJLOTÏÏËKS7 MJjVUFJCTURERS JiND MERCUJ1NTS. fTlHE subscribers aro now leceiving, at thrir X stores, 188 Jcffl-rson Avenue, and corner of Raridólph and Woodluidgc streets, Detroit, n Inrge and {feberal stock of Bye Woods &c Bye Stuffs, 35 tons Logwood. Fust ie, Limewood, Nicarroguá, Ilypernif; Wood, in the stick, i 30 bbls. eiuuml Cuinwood, 150 do Fiieiic liiO do Logwood. 100 do Hndwoods, 20 do Aluin, 6 hhde Copperas, 4 do Rlue Viti-iol. 4 pipes Onihre nnd Crop Mndders, prime, 500 Ibs Extract Logwood, 600 do Bengal. Mndrnsand Cnraccas Indigo, 300 do Blue Nutgalls, (Allfppo.) 250 tío Powdered Cúrcuma, 2dO do 'erdigrip.10 Curboys Oil Vitriol. 6 do A;ui Fortiw. 4 do Spirits Se;i Suite, 4 do IS'itric Acid, 2 cases Lnc Dyo. 300 Ibs. Banquo Tin. 2."0 do Cream Tartnr. 500 do Quercciron Bark. Togcther wiih a complclp nssorimcDt of all tli6 minor anieles in the ir:ide. lo wit: P.ess Papers. Tenzles, Bniïbt-s, J.ieks, Tent Uook8, Dye Kettles, Pickers, Burling Jrons, Nippers, Prussiateof Ttaèh, Snl Amoniac, Sal Soda, Sugar of Lead, Steel Reeds, Card Cleaners, MACHINE CARDS, Sntinett Warps, Shcnis, &c. Tbis ciilire 8tock lies been purchaded Wtttiin the last iwo weeks, and sclccted personally by ono of the concern, who has been in the business for the last eleven yeuis, and they have no hentntion in saying tliat the quulity of tlicee goods is unexceptioiiiible. They will positivly be sold ai the loweat New York jobbing prices, with ihe nddition of traiisportütio only. The subscribers have the sulc Agcncy in this Stnie lor the sale of "l'ARSON'S SHEARING MACH1NF.S." and the celebmted liLEICESTEIi MACHINE CARDS." dicidedly the hest in use. THEO. IJ. EATON, & CO. ApriNK 1843, 51 tf nowmv tö nis "müdK THE subscriber would hereby give notice o the farmers of Wa&htenaw, and the neighboring counties. tiiat he hos an Oil ZMEill now in operation in Ann Arbor, Lower Town. where he intends nt all times to buy FLAX SEED. (and other Seeds uscd in making Oil,) and pay the highest price, and the beet ol pay. - Oiii: Dollar per buslic-1 will be paid for good clean seed, or, one gallon of Oil given for the sanie tjuaniity. Parm.bsjj are requested to try Flax on their Sumnier fallow.o, and tlierehy avail ihemselves of two crops i ristend of bne. Mkrchants are requested to send in their seed and exchange for Oil in preference to sendinp to New York or Boston for it, and thus keep what money we have in our own State. [45- tf.] JOEL R, HIDDEN. Ann Arbor; Lower Town, March 1. 1843. To Fhysicians and Country Merchants. e "piERRE TELLER, Whole jL sale and Retail Druggist (sigti jpTlJtï óf the Golden Mortar,) 130 Jofj Mjn nij icison Avenue, Detroit, has on IgillLoM hand and offers to purchasers, ot ljRüGS very lo vv rales: OTl!l 6Wl 4 Casks Epsoni Salts; 2 casks II! l' 1 flour SuIPhur; 2 Powdercd jj Jalap; 1 Bbl. powdered Rheubarh; IJlJjjJllllj 2 Bbls. Cream Tartar; Castor OÜ by the gnllon or dozen (nssortcd izes:) C.ntiiphor, Caloniel, Quinine, Corrosivo Subfiirmte; French and English Cheinicais; Permncry of all kinds; Linseed Oil; White Lead, Jry and in Oii; English Venitian Red; Engliih 'jiimpblack; Sp. Turpentine. Michigan Glass cf all sizes togcther with evcry ther irticlc connctcil with tho Drug, Fnint, )i, ind Dye Stuff Business. April 17, 1Ö43. f,l-tf.OF fill kinds neatly executed at '.he tíignn. Odïcc, nt the shortest notice, and on the most rcisonablc teriTis. Books Pamphlots Circular' HaildbillS A:c. will ba printed to order, t diiy time. with the utmost accurncy. O' Orderu by mail promptly fillcd.