Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

DAILY REE PRESS 1 morNInO) December 6 do dcd 11)0 The subscribers have on hand 1 A 50 ide low hv oci3 HORACE HIM VINTS OILS Arc Candle wick sorlmcnt of deed Cap ices and llgiitgs iiiwii iiu uu'i i i hiui diwu Thick Kip Calf and Morocco Brogan A CKENZ IE The editor of the Maine anner says he is willing that the daughter if she have the meant to do it should play upon the piano or the guitar that she should read poetry and make her self as polished as the graces themselves but begs her to remember that this is but the mere sparkling of the diamond while the substance the real worth of the gem is in the solid matter of domestic knowl edge and that no young lady's education is finished however accomplished she may be until she can darn a stocking milk a cow and make a cheese do do do uin do fol) 2 25 bbls English OjT The Boston American the organ of nativism in the Bay State has hung out its banner with the following ticket for the next Presidency The Oregon question in A corres pondent of Livingston express writing from Montreal Canada says the much talked of and more written about Oregon question does not create very much excitement there in the public mind nevertheless there are symptoms of increased ac tivity in the various military departments At Kingston the tenants of premises recently purchased for military purposes six months of whose term of occupation was unexpired have been ordered to quit in less than three months In this neighbor hood government has made a large purchase of land on the south bank of the St Lawrence nearly op posite Montreal with the rumored intention of con structing extensive barracks The new barracks on the Cote St Louis near the base of the moun tain are in progress they are intended to replace the present barracks at the northeastern extremity of the city which are crowded and The ordinance department is busily engaged in put ting in readiness for active service the sleighs for the winter transport of troops The report says the fiontier posts are to be strengthened A Tough We see an account in the last Montgomery (AlaJ Journal of a tremendous eagle recently killed in that neighborhood Geese pigs kids and even sheep were his common prey but it was not until he attempted to carry off a negro child that the effort was made to kill him which resulted successfully So terrified indeed were the neigh bors that a reward of $I0 was offered to any one who would take him The weight of the eagle is put down at sixty seven pounds and he is said to have measured eight feet three inches from one point of the wing to the other The story is told with all seriousness Commercial Position or the United Within the past two years says the Horatd there has been a complete revolution in our foreign export trade We are now exporting articles of food in immense quantities to Great Britain and the foreign demand for our staples is increasing so rapidly' that We can hardly supply it Our packet ships are crowded full of flour grain beef pork cheese Cotton at present appears to be a secondary article for shipment and is taken princi pally by transient vessels Two thirds of the ag gregate value of our exports in former years have been in the great Southern staple the planters of the South'bave been almost exclusively benefitted by the increase in our export trade as it was con fined to the productions of their section of the coun try Our exports are now drawn from every sec tion of the Union: the wheat and corn of the West the productions of our Northern dairies are as im portant to the people of Great Britain at this time as the great staple cotton has been heretofore The United States are destined to occupy a position among the commercial nations of the world second to none We have furnished the raw material to clothe the people of every country and we are ra pidly becoming the granary of the world and the principal source of supply for food to feed the most powerful and wealthy nation in existence Efforts have been made to cultivate cotton in the East In dies but they have failed and the manufacturers of Great Britain are compelled to consume that grown in this country by slave labor Our breadstuff's are becoming necessary to the existence of the opera tives of that kingdom and they will be compelled to admit them upon the most favorable footing Considering the immense extent of soil within our limits our agricultural productions are very few which can be attributed almost entirely to the Want of markets The population of the States is so limited that our surplus products are annually large but with an external demand as large as the open ing of the ports of Great Britain would give us the growth of the principal grains would be immense The western States alone would supply any defi ciency in the harvests of Europe and nothing would enrich those Slates so much or so rapidly as an ac tive demand for all the breadstuff's they could pro duce Our principal staple productions are so ne cessary to the nations of Europe that they must have them They must be fed and clothed and in a few years we shall have to supply them with the raw material for these purposes more extensively than we ever yet have and our position as a pro ducing and exporting country is therefore every year becoming vastly important GAITERS a few pairs New York Citv made Gaiters at NIGHT PITCH navi I i 4 129 Jefferson Avenue large lol of loor oil cloths at manufactory prices Also a large lot of Steamboat Covmtebtaises od2 KEEVK Co President McLEAN of Ohio to the decision of the Native American Nation Convention at Pittsburgh in May 1847 Before the next Presidential election Nativism and whiggery will throw off the mask and become one in action as they are now one in sentiment The Natives will nominate McLean the coons will follow the lead and the Democracy will lick them collectively as easy as the can lick them individual A Certain and f'fei uul will make regular Dail trip? from iMmit in Batt le Creek COMSTOCK Jr 1 nt Imp Office Aact Com eiroit Nov 25 CHEMICALS ounce Sulphate Quinine do do Morphine lbs Turkish Opium bbls Refined Camphor casks Epsom Sails do lour Sulphur White lead 2090 Ihs pure White Lead dry 2000 extra 2000 No 1 100 kegs ground in oil 100 extra ICMl pure The above Lead is of Pittsburgh ari Buffalo inanufactureand ts warranted to be of superior quality or sale at factory pri ces by NI JACOBS Woodward avc Detroit Vestings and Drills Linfseys Snuinetts Hani Tunes Checks Silrcias rom the Monroe Advocate of Thursday Another Schooner Sunk The Schooner avorite Capt Keeler oh her way to Toledo being cut by the ice filled and sunk yes terday in 24 feet water 8 or miles southeast of this port heavily laden with merchandize The ves sel was owned by Capt Kneeler and a good share of the cargo over 85000 lost to himf'and without insurance The Captain and crew six in all finding all eff ort to save anything of no avail and unable to use the long boat took to the ice as a last hope which was only half an inch in thickness and rising and falling with the swells beneath it and after three or four hours of imminent peril and severe suffering reached Raisin Point They practiced the precau tion to tie themselves together with a long rope at the distance of forty or fifty feet from each oilier in order that as any one Broke through the rest might pull him out In this manner in two separate par ties each one provided also with one or more oars" they sought the shore and all except ('apt Keeler broke through several times and were drawn out by their companions Their escape considering the adverse circumstances attending their situation was truly wonderful Capt Keeler throughout the whole evidently exercised great presence of mind coolness and deliberation which no doubt contributed essentially to the preservation of himself and crew and all will deplore his heavy loss Two steamboats one thought to be the ranklin or Helen Strong surrounded with ice and the other of a larger size and moving are in sight this morning 8 or 10 miles eastward of this port Our citizens are trying to get to them or in some way assist them Losses by the Great New York fire The losses by the great fire of July 19th have been so far investigated as to show that they amount to an aggregate of over seven millions of dollars rom this however says the Journal of Commerce may fairly be deducted the value of buildings burned in Broad ztr eel for the opportunity which thedestruc tion of those buildings gave for remodeling the street made the fire really an addition to their value for the lots were worth more the day after the fire without the houses than they were the day before with them Il was a capital pirce of good luck to the owners of real estate on that street They recovered the value of the buildings from the in surance companies and also gained the advance of the rents to Kip and Calf do do ine do do Kip and Calf do do Thick and Kip Brogans do and ine do do Shoes do and Misses Shoes American Old Port Com do Old Madeira Sicily do White Cooking Sweet Malaga Dry do Claret do Linseed oil Together with the greatest variety of Paints Panners 'ools etc etc which have been just received and will be sold low fur ash agll i HILL 121) lull ave TBe Bight Of COHgfeU tO RefHse the AAaiiMiOM States into the Union "I can only say for one that if it should fall to toy lot to have a vote on shch a question the ad mission of Texas and I tote for the admission into this Union of any State With a constitution which prohibits even the legislature from setting the bond man free I should never show my head again de pend upon it in attahi! Webster tn an uelHall In the above Mr Webster has grossly mis stated the facts The bondmen of Texas can be made free whenever the people chose them to be so In the admission of new States into the Reptib lie Congress has arrogated to itself the power to alter the State Constitution submitted to'them or to refnse admission of the State applying on the ground that its constitution contains that which the members in their wisdom think needs correcting In the case of Michigan an outcry was raised by the federal members and the federal press when her constitution was framed preparatoryto her admis sion because of the freedom it extended as regards the elective franchise to those of foreign Many wished admission refused until the objection al clause was stricken from the constitution either by Congress or by the people who framed it or our own part we regard the admission of new states having the requisite population and a constitution as republican as any of the original thirteen states as a matter upon which Congress has but one course to pursue and that is to enquire into the facts as regards population and then to admit her To our mind the rejection of a state because her constitution has liberal terms as regards bitizens of foreign birth or because the people with in the territory choose to entail upon themselves the foul curse of slavery is a matter which the na tional legislature exceeds its power and no good argument can be given to justify it Mr Webster certainly cannot be serious in the gronnd he as or else he takes that ground to demagogue upon in the hope of seeming Abolition votes to aid him in bis aspiration for the Presidency Admitting it however to be true that Congress has the right thus assumed the people of the state have the corrective power in their own hands and the fact that they have this power shows that its as sumption by Congress to be ill founded A new state applies for admission into the Union' She has population sufficient and her people have called a Convention and formed a state constitution in which foreigners who are in the state at the time of its formation are declared voters To this clause the wiseacres in Congress object and declare that admission will not be granted until it be expunged from the constitution although the delegates of the people men who honestly and fairly re flect the will of their constituents have so decided and the people have by a solemn vote confirmed the doings of their servants inding that they cannot gain admission into the Union with this clause in the constitution it is stricken out and the state is admitted and her Senators are elected and sent to the Congress ot the United States All the forms of law have been entered into and the new state is as much entitled to the protection of the general government as anyother state in the Union Her slate constitution can then be altered A convention is called and the very obnoxious provision stricken out by Congress is re inserted in the constitution Will any of the coon editors inform us how Con gress then to mend the matter A state cannot be legislated out of the Union because her consti tution contains a provision which members of Con gress do 'not like The truth is there is then no remedy forthe people of a state have a right to al ter dr amend their constitution as to them may seem meet and proper and Congress has no more right to interfere in the matter then have the peo ple of Michigan to say to those of Louisiana we like not your old Bank laws you must repeal thein These facts furnish to our minds evidence that the assumption of the National Legislature to dic tate to a territory claiming admission into the Union as a state what kind of a constitution she shall have provided it is a republican one (for that kind of a const it uion isguarnteed by the constitu tion of the United States) is one which cannot be justified by sound reason On the abstract question of slavery no man will be found warmer in its opposition than ourself We have lived on the borders of a slave state and seen its blighting and withering effects upon the people and the state Were we a citizen of a state where slavery was tolerated so far as that state was concerned we would be an Abolitionist and would write and speak regardless of menace in its favor As a citizen of a free state we claim no right to interfere in the domestic concerns of other states no more than we have to interfere in the do mestic concerns of our neighbors family If the people of Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and other states deem negro slavery right if they believe with the of that years of legislation has sanctioned and sanctified ne gro then let them enjoy that belief and reap the curses of slavery for their pains While we thus believe we cannot think that Congress has the power to refuse the admission of a state into the Union because it tolerated slavery as did many of the old original thirteen states If however thia right be possessed we believe the people of the state when admitted have the right to make it a slave state if they choose so to do Jt A SlO 000 STOCK "i STAPLE AND ANCY Dry Goods tons dry While do do such as Rich Bonnet Ribbons hi uzc I tin Gup do Plain Taff tins Rich Monslinedc Lames a Twilled ami Kept Cashmeres Besides a full variety of every style to suit the trade both whole sale and retail The attention of all who wish to buy cheap it particularly solicited ON CONSIGNMENT ETTER COPYING BOOKS a good assortment XJ on hand and for sale by A BAGG Woodward av Cloths and Cassimcre Sheetings and I rti a I'Linnnl'i Sheep grey chihs A APPRENTICE Wanted at the Jewelers bu iness nov2 IQI TH rsO'X 20 d) 50 100 900 prs Plain ur Trimmed Velvet Lined ami Metallic Rub bers 1200 prs Stoga Boots our own make 500 do Kip do do 300 do Thick and Kip Brogans do 300 dot Bools do American and rench Calf Morocco Kip Kid Sheep and Deer Skins Upper and Sole Leather and indings of all kinds A good assortment of Custom Work made this side of Biiti Ho Oxintry Merchants mid Shoemakers supplied al a small ad vance Prices hi the BOOT St SHOE MANUACTORY AND DEPOT ftO 129 Jefferson ave RUITS resh Raisins Prunes Cit ron Zante Currants Almonds Black Walnuts But lernuts just received and for sale low bv JAS WATSOX dccG 156 Jefferson avenue Rcpub Hal! block ADIE'S The only place iii ihis City where Uns arucle can be foued is Jefferson A rnue 19 novU KNIGHT PITCHER TEW GOODS! GOODS! AT WHOLE XI iSALE REEVE fc Co arc now receiving an extensive stock of all and Winter Dry Goods mid Dry Groceries which will be offered al prices that cannot fail to suit any and aBihat should favor Ihciu wuha cal) 59 Wood want Avenue Larned BuiMings rr Wholesale and Itetail Dry Goods I REEVE CO TT AX just received and offer for sale at No 59 Woodward 1 avenue a large and well assmted tack of OTATE MICHIGAN county of XVayne fs Ata session of the Prohaie for the county of Wayne held at the of fice of the Judge thereof at the city of Detroit on Monday the first day of December in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty five Present Cornelius Judge of Probate In the matter of the esiaic of Alien Smith deceased Un reading and filing the petition of Mary iSinilb widow of said deceased prating for reasons in said petition set forth that she may be appointed administratrix of said estate Thereupon it is ordered that the consideration of said peti tion be postponed till Monday the fifteenth day of December insiani al ten in the forenoon of that day when the heirs and all other persons interested in said estate may ap pear at the Probate Office in the city of Detroit and show cause if any there be why the prayer of the petitioners should not he granted and it is further orderef that said petitioner cause a copy of thia order to he pobllwhe! fvi ny newpnper primed in the ciiy of Detroit for two weeks successive! once in each we previous io the lime above appointed for the hearing in the premises fA true copv) CORNELIUS Judge ot rrobatc Au We understand an injunction vas granted on Thursday by the Chancellor a gainst the assignees Of the Bank of St Clair at the suit of Mr Botsford a' resident of Oakland county and we also learn that process was bad upon the assignees (tjC The steamer Great Western which left yes terday morning for Buffalo after proceeding down the river some 15 miles was forced to return in con sequence of the large quantities of floating ice The navigation of the lke we understand is even more hazardous than the river from the same cause in Providence landlords will not let houses to people who have children! This je a war agaiiftt home industry PERSUN PILLS BUT XOT TIII LIGHT UNDER A BUT READ AND ONDER fTMiE time is come and now is I hat the great muss of the peo JL pie of ibis and the old world have decided thut the PERSIAN AND INDIA EXTRACTS are the most rffcctual combination of medical ingredients that ev er has or can compose a pill The Resurrection or Persian Pills being made of vegetable extracts are easily digestive becoming a juice in the human stomach This liquid is easily taken up by the absorbing vessels and conveyed throughout all pans of the system dispensing hie and unimatiou ail the organs By being assimilated with the blood it enters into its combination purifying the streams of fife You see it would naturally and readily combine with the blood and all the secretions thus adapting itself to 'lie removal of all diseases of impure blood which clog the organs cause pain distress amt deal it If the impurities settle upon the organ of the stomach it causes a had taste in the mouth a furre I longue id breath in digestion dyspepsia pain a sense of hiilness or goneness If upon the lungs or throat they will cause a cough tightness weakness and an uneasy sensation in the throat irritation bron chitis and cosuuipiion If they settle upon the fiver they will cause liver complaint jaundice or sallow skin fever and ague biilious diseases of nil kinds and irregularity of the bowels diar rhwa Ac If upon the nerves they will cause nervous weak ness pain in the head sick headache general dcbifitj low spirits beat in tlic back side or head If in the system generally it cau ses general emaciutum scrofula tumors tight hard skin pimples blotches irritation Ac Ac You know if any thing clogs the engine all the machinery be comes retarded in us muiou and as i decreases in slrengh the motions become parallysed more and more until finally ceubes to meve So with the human system as the blood becomes impure with humors the organs suffer creating pain misery and if not removed death A cotis'lanl use of these pills in a family add years to each like or being made of vegetable extracts they may be taken from yottili to old age without injury but with decided benefit puny children will become healthy and strong with the slow use of these Pills They sooth weak nerves siicngthen the weak and cleans all the organs in a manner above dcscribled Being compound of juices they pass through the sm llest vessels thus reaching disease whenever pent up the system even in the eyes and brain We know that they are the best Pills in the world fur lent of Ihuusawis that have taken every other pill have decided so and nountig could hinder them Hoiu keeping them oa hand Take these pills freely and you will seldom want a physician XX ho ever heard of much sickness in a family where these pills were taken freely? Then again they cause no pain or weakness in their operation they soothe the bowels and ure a sure cure for l)iarrhaa or Summer Complaint Indigestion cosUveness and all diseases arising from an impure stomach or blood There is nothing better for fever and ague or biilious diseases and all others memiionctl above Price reduced to 2s per box for 35 Pills Remember each box contains 35 therefore they are the cheapest as well as the best Beware of pills made of gums calomel ami coarse powders for they will bestroy the coals of the stomach in time and cause death Beware fur the most of them cuniain calomel or somethtg as destructive to himan existence Remember the Resurrection or Persian Pills made of Vegeta ble extracts or sale in all the principal places in the Union XVholesale mid Retail and also by OXVEN A Co A deed JAUUBS WHITE LEAD We have thisilay receiv cd from Cincinnati a large quantity of whitehead pm up in keff'S of fnuii 25 5JU lb which wc wil' sell at m'tniifa'inr ers prices adding transportation BRIDGE LEWIS Bleached And Brown Damask Table Covers ck ot Pnisisot new atlerns Also a fidl as ANCY GOODS Bonnett Tabbs Sublime The Editor of the Philadelphia commences a leader thus When the creator of the Universe decreed that man should earn his bread by the sweat of his brow you suppose he intended there should be gou ging He intended fair and nothing but then Banks coons and other vermin (learned gouging from the angel that fell never more to rise and now it is taught almost by instinct 03s The London Times treasure alone we have lavished in this crusade against the slave trade in liberating slaves and half ruining our West India colonies would if expended in bettering the condition of our distressed countrymen have effected incalculable good but our factory workers and others are not called slaves and their cries are disregarded The Salt Tax Western people are now taxed eight cen's on a bushel of salt to support the Ge neral Government It is proposed to 'reduce this tax as unreasonably high To this the Oswego Advertiser whig objects and says: is admitted that foreign salt comes in com petition with American at Chicago under the pre sent rate of duties and we know that a number of cargoes of St Ubes coining up the St Lawrence have been shipped from this port for Chicago during the present season Of course a reduction of the duty would drive New York salt out of the western markets and this is asked that the value of cattle may be enhanced a trifle which it costs nothing to raise on the prairies of Illinois salt comes into the St Lawrence as ballast and on the completion of the St Lawrence canals may compete successfully under the present duty with our own salt in the Western So by their own showing we can' get foreign salt much cheaper than New York salt Our peo ple should remember this A premium for children was obtained at a fair in New Hampshire the other day and we see that philosophers in the island of Jamaica West Indies propose a premium for childten there with the hope of stimulating an increase of population Witness the following: the old system of slavery and after tho abolition of the slave trade had cut off the flow of laborers from Africa measures wise and judicious were adopted to encourage and promote the increase of population and parents espec ally the mothers of a certain number of children obtained a bounty and in being exempted from1 the severer description of labor Why not bring the same principle into opera'ion now To bestow a bounty upon parents who succeed in rearing six or eight children till all are ten years of age would have a good effect upon the increase of population Jamaica Journal Oct 4 1845 This is not an original project 'it appears and the condition of the Colony being rather alarming from the rapid decrease of population we have no doubt the suggestion will be adopted Texas The steamship McKim from Galveston arrived at New Orleans on the 19th ult but the news is unimportant A dinner had been given to Gen Houston at which the Mayor presided the A merican rench and Bremen consuls being guests Methodists is Canada The Wesleyans have increased very rapidly in Canada within a few years 1 They now number more than 20000 church mem 1 befs have upwards of a hundred and fifty chapels and sustain about an equal number of preachers Indiana Sentinel says: On the 2d day of November fifty years ago president mother i was quite unwell and on the 3d of thesame month his father was happy as a We are that the saying is not outs VRES1I ARRIVAL OIL Direct A iroin the iHUDiiiacttHy comprising the newest soul most pop ular styles of every width and qu ilitv just received and for sale by BRADORD Co Hiay2 130 Jeff Ave ICELAND MOSS and TOLIT COOlI CANDY This Cough Confection possesses in an etiiiiieiit degree tome expectorant and demulcent proper ties consequently its tendency is to soothe strengthen and re lieve the chest and lungs of ali irritating It is prepared according to the directions of an eminent and successful physician and is composen of the choicest expectorant or cough medicines known in the vegetable and is decidedly the most effcct nal safe and healing cough preparation now known to the Medi cal aculty It is not pretended that this remedy will cure consumption or snatch from the grave as it were hy a miracle tbedyingandefua iated invalid Ihii that it will heU up and remove from tbe sys tem the effrets of exposure to colds and the train of lung affec tions following them can be full demonstrated bv a trial of cns box i 'V pr This confection is superior to anything yet disoovered for the cure ot Bronchitis and Catarrh Hundreds who havesuffcredsc: verely from one or tlie other of these complaints are now enjoy ing a perfect state of health and ascribe their recovery to the usef the Iceland Moss and Told Cough Confection This rr ioed ma He token nt atf Umet with advantage and will be of great benefit to children being perfectly harmless ant! pleasant to the taste as well as efficient in curing coughs Vo ihsls and public speakers should use this remedy as it immerfi ately removes hoarseness and gives strength clearness and lone to the vocal organs Il mav well he coifed the liff of the voice JJrnggist HILL Druggists Detroit Agents for Michigan PITY LOTS OR 84LE The following city pro petty is offer I for sale cheap: Lots 1 11 12 In block 11 on the De ain Ire firm between Jefferson avenue anj bridge street on the corner of Or leans street Iot 1 1 in block 1 1 oul of Congress street on die Dequhidrc farm or terms apnfy to th? tin lersigdej'at their office corner of Jefferson anl avenues oeH WALKER CAMPBELL PURE SPERM OIL Beached and unbleached LampGi 17 of various grades and qualities for svle at law prices by JACOB fARRAXD jel) 16 Xroodward avenue 10 3 3 2 cases Powdered Rhubarb 2 do do Jalap 100 Il Cape Aloes together With a general assort ment of Drugs and Medicines receive I by recent arrivals and fur sale al the very lowest rates at and Retail bv HILL nov2fl Druggists Detroit THOMAS GALLAGHER Wholesale and Retail Dealer in oreign Wines Liquors TEAS COEES SUGARS Which will 1(C sold cheap for Cash or exchuagled for Country PHODl'tK No 19 and 21 corner of Griswold and XXToo Ibri Igr Between the Postoffice and erry House Detroit pRASD RIVER AND OHIO PLASTER vT extra quality for sale by BRIDGE LEWI Of) BBLS LINSEED OIL in good order received and for sale very low by JACOBS se12 ave Detroit QN COMMISSION A lot of Harness and Britlle Leather at KNIGHT n'il 12:1 Jeff live LA DI TIS A cood asortmnnl just received andfr sale 1IMDT HOYTVV Edward are ERYAN SON removed their Stone and MaK hie Yard the Central rail roada few rods wert of the Tem perance House where they will le happy to wait on their old customers and all who Win favor them with their patronage Hoping by strict attention and good work io merit a eontiaa ance of public patronage Mom kinda of country prodaea aken in part payment aov 1 MACKERELL Pickled Salmon iresb 4 Codfish just received and fvr sale low by deed JAS WATStlX resh table oil catsups Sauces Pepper Sauee just received and for sale low bv peed JAS WATSON A tew bushels for sale by nov 20 HILL INSEED OIL On band and for sale by Tj KOBIIltT IIKIDIONT nuv25 92 Woodwmif avrnue Wbbls Spirits turpentine fors jeby JACOBS sc12 XXrnodwarfl ave Detroit At Auction" Sale to commence at 10 A on Turi1ny December 9th 1315 (ami to continue until closed out ut DOTX Auction Room This is an entire new and fresh stuck ul sea sonable Goods fpceivetl from the east witluu the last 30 days and Will be sold in lots to suit the trade Terms of Sale All sums under 100 cash (par funds) all sums under S500 and over $100 60 days all inns over t0 days Approved notes al bank or city acceptance consisting in part of the i 10 pieces Broad Cloths Beaver un l'Piiot Cloths 73 ps Tweeds Sattineis and ulled Cloths Also while! and rd tweeds and plain tlnnuels canton flannels muslin de Lines gisIi niercs ulapaccas linsey wool eys blankets comforters UH! pcs bleached sheetings shirtings Irish liniirn? Russa diiprrs crash table covers canvass paddings vestings apron check 3U pieces fancy prims modern si) les colored cambt tcksltrown drills i willed jeans Kentucky jeans hard times blue drills brown Hol lands ginghams tickings dnnify furniture prints A Urge and choice lot of fine draw consisting of mu'ls muslins fine cambricks jackndneis lawns laces edgings ami insertings black and fancy dress silks Jinnen ami silk handker ceief Also a large assortment of shawls ami dress hamlerciefs plaid cloakings 50 gross buttons all kinds 50 packs pins 20 dz webb nnd india rubber suspenders 1U0 dz worsted woollen cotton and silk hosiery 50 dz open work night saps 20 gross sale combs 20 gross twist combs 50 dz ivory combs pocket combs hooks aiid eyes in boxes and carded 200 dz spools thread tapescotton and linncn Boot and shoe laeets welling cord needles thimbles wors'ed comfuriers mils tine limien collars coat bind ings cord sewing silk Also an invoice of stock goods to be sold for cash consisting of laces muslins ribbons Ac Also 50hil chests Ten 50 jars maccuboj 5 bxs sperm candles 20 bxs fine cut tobacco ET All wishing to afirml the Sale may depend upon the taking place al the time mentioned dec3 EDMONDS Salesman THIS invainnldemcdirinehasheenin' use for morethan fl years ns a certain speedy and safp cure for Ague and ever Dumb Ague chill nr evers and in creasing demand with the universal success attending its use hag gained lor it a repuafion unsurpassed by any other oe (he above diseases IT STANDS UNRIVALLED Immigrants and others who are traveling west with those who reside in situations where Ajiue and ever and the various form of Bilious diseases prevail will find the Tonic Eetriffufo un effectuil preventive ull ud explicit directions accompany each bottle Warrant ed in all cases or tbe purchase money refunded Manufactured and for sale by Mackenzie HaskelN Cleveland Sole agent for Detroit 4 3 JACOBS Woodw rd avenue SARDINES! SARDINES! In boxes and half boxes just received and lor sale low hv XYATSON dccO No loft Jefferson nvenue Republican Hall block Wines and Liquors At Wholesale and 'i Pale Ota rd Brandy Drown uo Old Cognac Spaiiisli Ohl Jamaica Si Croix New England do liin do Wine do do do do do CARS! CABS Gentlemen and Ladies can I acrommo dated with Cabs any hour ot the day and evening by calling alMr hair dreeing establishment Avenue sell b6ots shoes for the fall AND aviXTER TRADE TJ has just received than 400 of Boots and Shoes suitable for the present and approaching season among which may be found a large stock of Thick Kip Calf Seal and Morocco Boots Do Napoleon and Water Proof Boots Thick Kip Calf and Morocco Drogane Do Pumps aud Slips Ladies Calf Kip Grain Morocco and Gaiter Boots Do XX'alking Shoes Ties and Slips Boys Misses and Bootsand rihoes of every descrip Ladir? Misses andChildrcns plain fur trtmmWl ami metallic Over rhors as well as every other article usually ctilled tor in his lin all of which will be sold sufficiently low to all who desire good arlicles 1 r1 rim Public mid Merchtui particularly are respectfully desired to call and see for themselves A good stock of Custom ade Boots and Shoes always on hand seIQ IL BALDWIN 2000 Ilw resh Butter nicely put up in packages fur amily just received and for sale bv THOMAS GALLAGHER nov26 Corner of Griswold Ibndge sis luih John bagg QPIRITS TURPENTINE nn hand and fr" sale by RUBER DERMOST Powers the Sculptor was born in Vermont reared in poverty and removed at an early age to Ohio Engaged first in attending the reading room of a hotel then in a grocery store soon in clock making kc to obtain a livelihood On visiting the museum he saw a plaster cast of bust of Washington and that sight awoke within him the passionate love of sculpture which was destined to form his guiding star through life Tbe at Philadelphia owned by Hector Orr a Scotch man after sinking much money and disgracing all 'concerned in the promulgation of its abominable doctrines has gone tbe way of all things It did not much precede its principles and advocates 4 T3RERII BUTTER JO tons Butter in irkins ami Bar rcls for tl! by no25 BRIDGE Ar LEWIS GARRISON CUTTER Corner Jefferson A' oodward Avenues DETROIT have just received $20000 Rich ancy and Staple DRY GOODS in addiiion tu their former purchases this fall which makes theif block one of the largest and most complete for Jobbing and Retailing in Ute western country The attention of country merchants and tamihes wishing to supply themselves with Goods at 15 to 20 per Cent less than heretofore offered in tuis city is called to an examination of our stock ami prices as wc plcdgeoursclves to make it their int rest to do so comprises the largest and richest assortment of Cloths Cassimeres Vesting and Dress Goods of everv' (hcription of any west of the ci: of New York Remember the IMPORTANT CORNER GARRISON CUTTER us we are determined that no one who favors us with a call win be allowed to leave dissatisfied xvith prices nov9 dcc6 MICHIGAN Counit of Wayne Ata session of the Probate Court for the county of XYaync held at the of fice of the Judge thereof al the ciiy of Detroit on Thursday the fourth day of December in the year one thousand eight httudreil and forty five Present Cornelius Judne of Probate In the matter of the cstaic of George Meldrum deceased On reading and filing the pciition of Robert Meldrum and Da vid Meldnmi children and heirs at law of said deceased praying that James atson may be appointed administrator Ze buttus non of said estate Thereupon it is ordered that the consideration of said petition bo postponed till Monday the 22l day of December at ten in the forenoon of that day when the heirs and all other persons interested in said estate may appear al the probate office in the city of Detroit and show cause ifuny there be why the prayer of the petitioners should not be granted: And it is further ordered that said petitioner cause a copy of this order to lie published in any newspapers printed in the city of Detroit tor three weeks suc cessively once tn each week previous to the lime above appoint ed for the hearing in the premises (A true copy) I IA AN Judge of Probaie Custom House Detroit December 3d 1645 1VOTICE is hereby given that I shall sell at Public Auction at the Custom House in the city of Detroit on XYedncsday the 31sl day of December instant al 10 A the follow ing articles seized for a breach of the Revenue laws viz: 3 car pet satchels 5 dozen and black otton mils 17 cotton purses 12 cotton reticules 3 silk do bead do 11 12 doz pr kid gloves lj doz silk mils 24 doz silk gloves dozen grecian boots 6 oz silk and twist a lot of silk tassels 10 satin storks one case math ematical instruments 1 set chess men 4 lb zephyr worsted 10 packages ribbon 1 do binding 3G0 ds edging 2 buck skins doz pr silk mils lb sewing silk 4 lb black sewing tnread 1 ps catgut 19 gross patent and com Watch crystals 4 doz spectacles 14 doz do 6 lbs needles 400 darners and sail do 8 gross fish hooks 3 doz do with wires 2 bottles watch oil 11 razors 13 prs bead and fancy moccasins 3 doz tooth brushes I cap 2 prs goldsmith scales and 6 combs HAMMOND dec5 w3w Collector 500 CASES BOOTS ANI SHOES KNIGHT PITCHER are now receiving at their Manufacto ry aai Depot No 129 Jefferson avenue the largest and best stock of Bools and Shoes Leather and indings ever offered in this city aihbiihtins with their orders which are to he filled (in Boston Lynn and New York) expressly for fall and winter trade to more than 500 cases 50 cases Thick Boots 50 30 Monongahela XX his key Ohio io The above Liquors have been carefully selected and will be sold at a small advance from cost by JAS WATSON dcO 1 5G Jefferson avenue Repub Hall block Detroit MACKINAC AND SAULT STE MARIE A EL Post Office Detroit Dec 5 1615 WHISKEY 100 bbls Ohio hiskev fir sale by HEVTAL INSTRUMENTS list received a fresh jy stock of tllcrs Excavators Keys orceps Gold and Tin oil Platina XVire tles Constantly on hand I Hf DR Tilos CLARKE aug23 5G Aver I QHAWLS HflA WLH! A splendid assortment of Bro cha Cashmere De Laine Rich Black Cass imere Ernhroi i dered superior and low price Rele Roy Shawls just opened and for sale cheap by HORACE HILLS 1 sel3 ft iil'Icfieravn avll 1 ah 4 5 2HTCH AIiIj GOOD8I TUST RECEI'J half days from New York a large of Dress Goods consisting of Rich Cashmere De corse de Laine Plain and Twilled Ginghams Shaded Tarl tons for Evening Dresses Splendid Cashmere Brocbe do Thibet Hack plain and damask rich Plaid Silk and VVool Shawls Rich Velvet and Silk Cravatsand Pointe Rich Otnbm Striped1 and Plaid the best imported this season Glovesand Mitts Linen Cambric Hdkfa a large stock of Bonnet Cap nf Sash Ribbons Velvet and other trimmings Black Lace veils Lares Lore nnd Gimpwire Edging? XV ide Silk for Mantillas plitin ami watered em hers 5nd Artificial lowers The above Goo arc of the very best styles imported this saa son The subscriber will open abuut thc21ih insL a large and fashionable slock of Paris Millenary el5 GEO MOON 450 Jefferson ave bbls XViine ish and Uat kmac Trout for sale aiain elVlJ New Manh ufm Store PAYMRNT AXT A A good servant girl One that eoak weir VV and serve a small fiuntlv Apply at James Gro cery Store 15G Jefferson nvenue 1 7 novl3 mo WOL HUNTERS A a large ouantity of fresh St: lhey will warrant do the business Owing to the general com plaint heretofore in relation to this article we have taken extra pains to procure the pure stuff and we are offering it al a reduced price 4 HILL nov2 Druggists 120 Jefferson avonue Detroit BRIDGE LEWIS winler dresses of sup 1 pTT House on Congress street suitable for dLj Dwelling and Grocery or dwelling Enquire of Chase Cargill tr of Mr Powel on the premises sclti Ofin LBS ERMA SILVER in the hcct for sale atVV jy3 PIQUET hemp is now exported to Scot land where it is used instead of lax for the Man ufacture of certain kind of goods and where a new kind of process has been discovered for softening the article prior to its being spun Veryfine and white goods are made of it as well as bonnets and paper An Anti Bank Society has been formed in Lasale county III The members pledge them selves not to receive or use bank notes or of any kind and to deal in gold and silver There is not now a bank in the State Burnt C1MI OIJ W1IE A We are at all limes tying cash ami ilic IHG1L3 price the market will 'warrant for good Wheat delivered al oar warehouse foot of irt st Detroit? HOWARD CO Superior Irish Linneus Linncn Pocket Hdk is 1j forjale by HORACE IHLL 151 Jefferson ave I ETTER ENVELOPES for use under (lie Cheap Postage Law for sale at the Bookstore of JJ 1J XGG PATENT TINNED LEAD PIPE of various size? for sale by SHEPARD I 38 avenue A A MT "cure fb'M.