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THE INVIOLABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IS THE ONLY SECURITY TO PUBLIC LIBERTY.
T. FOSTER, G. I4ECKLEY, Editors. ANN ARBOR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1844. VOF-. 4, IV©. 8O. WJ5IOJLE WO. 176.
THE SIGNAL OF X.XBCRTY Speak out in acts—the lime for words The other parties at present have many For (lie 8i(iia; o Liberty. —••••••_ the door ofthe Union for admission as Many of the Democrats in tins region uro be ie slave trade law'ui commerce, and throw over Will be published every Monday morning, in Ilfis passed, und deeds alone suffice; THE CONSTITUTION ANTI-SLA- ways for giving notices, and getting up slave state? and Texas, slavery-cursed nriinj» to dotibt tn'e proprii ty of voitng lor o the protection of the'supreme law of ihe land; Ann Arbor. Michigan, by In the loud clang of meeting swords, an interest in the full attendance of these VERY. Texas, is s'he not proffering her lone star avc-hilder, and I hove no doubt iheir conduct quaily, with other branches of commerce uru.l BECKLEY & FOSTER, The softer mu.«ic die.s! meetings which we have not. Hence MESSRS. EDITORS:—I now proceed to o be added to the constellation which November, will be consistent with their preaent eyear I8M Many veesolg were employed and Act—act in Gods name, while ye may, remark upon the Three-Fifths clause of mbellishes the national barine'f? Has ulinga. Fo« THE MICHIGAN STATE ANTI-SLAVEBY SO- follows the obvious necessity for much any slsrc-s imported. Smite fiom the Church her leprous limb, he Constitution—ar. 1, sec. 2, c. 3. he south redeemed her pledge? Shall a Our prospect* are truly encournging in Gcn- CIETY. activity and personal effort among our Art. 4, sec. 2, paragraph 3. "No person held Throw open to the ligh* of day The term "persons" is twice used in vanton perversion of such an understand- eo. The convention was well attended—a service or l.ibor in one State, under the law* TERMS. ng which cannot be authoritative tacon- ONE copy, pnid in advance, or aa nearly sous The bondman's cell and breakaway friends, be they fete or many,in the vicin- his clause, and so used as to Suppose a nnnimity prevailed which wa» trulj gruiifj- ereof. escaping into another, shall, in conse- :lass of persons not free, and to impose rol the Constitution, be persevered in to g. \c:tce oJ nny liw or regulation therein, lie di«-' hiaybe, Two DOLLARS. The chains the State has bound on him. ity where the meetings are appointed.— irgnti from fucli service or labor, but shall bd he obligation to include three-fifths there- mllil'y the first principles of good" gov- W. C. FIVE or more copies, to one Post Office, if paid In some few instances, through the mere of in the enumeration therein directed. rnmenf, and render slavery perpetual,- live-red up on clairfi,of rtie pafty to whom ouch in advance, at one time, ONE DOLLAR and TWKN Ho!—every true and living soul, 5 rvice or labor may be due." neglect of the friends in giving due and I trust that in my former communica- ontrary to the vei'y character and de- For the Signal of Liberty. TY-FIVE cents each. To Freedom's periled altar bear timely notice to ALL within a reasonable ions I have proved that no unrecorded ign of the understanding itself? If it HE CONSTITUTION IB PRO-SLAVE This provision clearly sanctions all the laws iri TKN or more copies, to one Post Office, if paid I ihe Slates that hold persons to Service. It is The Freeman's and the Christian's whole, distance of Ihe place of meeting—not one compromise or understanding which may vere authoritative it could be so tfnly to RY, AM) THEREFORE OUGHT TO BE in advance, and at one time ONE DOLLAR each. Tongue, pen, and vote, und prayer! ompel a period to slavery. Let the par- oper to observe that the words '-held to scr- half of the number which might easily lave been entertained by the Convention AMENDED. CLERGYMEN, on paying arrearages, can have One lastgieat battle forthellight— vho framed the Constitution can be any ilyzed energies of the Federal Compact be ee" arc used hor8 instead of "bound to eer- the Signal for one year for ONE DOLLAR, in ad- have been obtained, have attended.— Mr. J. M. is informed that Mr. F does not take ce" which is the common prhase wherc person* One short, sharp struggle to be free- >artofthat Instrument, because, 1st, such esuscitafed* and they will be amply effi- vance. the ground (hrat lUe moaning of certain clauses e bound for o term of years, and is the phraso To do is to succeed—our fight Numbers afterwards have expressed their compromise being unwritten, and conse- ient, it is believed, to accomplish that flTTAIl old subscribers, on paying arrearages, bject. to be deionr/irted by a compromise stiid to ha*p «ed in another part of the constitution to desig- Is wuged in Heaven's approving sight— regret that they knew nothing of the quently undefined, would supercede the can join ihe clubs of FIVE or TEN at any time, by nstrument, destroying, at the pleasure of en effected by the framers of the Constitution." He such persons. This clause embraces alt per- The smile of God is Victory !— meeting. As to "calling forth the militia to sup- Vhnt«ver Mr. F. has written concerning the pro- forwarding the advance price. )arties, its essential features, set aside its ress insurrection," &C. a. 1, s. 8^c. 14, I ms who escape, without distinction, and if it ions ofthe Constitution, has reference to the N. B.—All CLUB papers will be STOPPED ns Even one man, filled with that true and undamental principles for party objected; emnrk, 1st, The law of slavery is that. icant apprentices, slaves would have been ex- * Three nevv pnblica'ipns, from the pen of rimed Consthution.-and not to the compromised coon as the advance pay shall be exhausted. All Rev. Dr. Jtinkm, President of Miami College, consistent spirit of liberty which votes for so by removing the limits to legislative laves are chattels. Chattels, in legiti- •pted. This provision binos all lho people in ne, ho never had any knowledge of such mi in- 1 the States to deliver up fugitive slaves so far others will be forwarded until ordered discontin- Rev. Alex. McCaine, of the Methodist Prot- NO SLAVEHOLDER under the most prepos- wwer, render Congress independent of nate legal language—and such is the ued. estant church, and of a clergyman of the he people—in other words, convert that rument. Mr. J. M. in his communication ol the constitution could impose any such obli- terous pretence of preventing or abolish- anguage of the Constitution—are not All subscribers will be expected to pay within Cincinnati Synod, defending slavery on scrip >ody into an irresponsible oligarchy. entient beings. If the constitution1 au- ily 26, appears to assume, that because the en- a-tion, or in other words not to hinder Their be- the year. tura' grounds, have recently made their ap ing SLAVERY thereby, will indeed accom- bonzes Congress to suppress a rising of ctmentsof slavery are contrary to natur«i liyhts, ig returned to slnverj. Tho fact, (hnt this prov- pearance. 2. Because, however great the sacri- id are mornl}/ of no binding force upon the. TERMS OF ADVERTISING. plish wonders for our cause, by his fear- ices of opinions, principles^ or interests, outhern states, it recognizes them as ision is contrary to natural right does not provo onduct of men,-(that is, becaueo no man is un mt u iswo part ofthe Constitution, but it thowa For one square, one insertion, 50 cents. lessness—activity, and perseverence.— hey, to be part and parcel of the consti- entieni beings, and therefore nullifreS the er iiny obligation to obey such lavva.) they are cry clcnrly that h is a bfcd part, and that it l* " each subrequent insertion, 25 centsi ution, must have been included in the haftel principle. If it does this it frees But he must be truly fearless and un- ugarory, a nonentity, in other words, that at; ught to be amended. Legal Advertisingby the iolio. COMMUNICATIONS vritten Instrument, that being the ulti- he slave and destroys the whole system wearied—against the numerical odds and al jtr'siice. 2. 'hicn has thus far suecesalirlly defied the efforu should be addressed, Post paid, amendment not having been made, the dress you at this time. We are unani- 'insurrection'' ofthe Constitution is thaf ?6cause the Constiiution, conformably to natural f Liberty to orenhro-w; arid the present admin- LIUKRTY: Ann Arbor, M The contest now between the proslavery nlledged object cannot be recognized or mously and most decidedly of the opinion parties is almost entirely that of mere secured by the'constitution. Hence that of freemen. If, then, the slaves should ustice. guarantees protection to the people from stration, which, through this lepresemation, has that if every member ofthe Liberty par- the constitution as it is, with its written assert their freedom,- and,- during the con- he operations'of brute force." The tatter part all»n under Its control, is now using the whole parly supremacy to "tohip out" and tri- test, should fall into the hands of the )f this clause is nn an assumption by Mr. J. ty in the State will at once arise, and objects, prohibitions and guarantees, is our rep- have not the least doubt would do vastly 20ih. 1844, and was organized by calling J. W For brutal lust and Hell's red wrong, are elevating the greatest slaveholders in human legislation: nor can the right be King to the chair, and' appointing D/ W. C establish the principles of t"e common law icMntaiion which gave it power in the govern- more by a most salutary negative influ- forfeited except for crime.—Bldckslone. while other poVtions- sanction principles an Man of the Pulpit look!— the country under a deceptive pretence Leach Secretary. meni, this power gave it control of the govern- Lift up those cold and atheist eyes, ence to prevent the annexation of Texas '2. All men are created equal and are practices entirely at vafience with the com mo ment, the control of the government gave it con- {to catch abolition votes) of taking the After some preliminary business, five conver This ripe fruit of thy teaching see; in the event of the election of either Polk entitled to equal liberty.—Declaration 'ion went irrto committee of the whole for tl law. The truth is this,- the people m ;do a Con trol over all the important nffa/rs; which all to- best means to abolish slavery—prevent 1 stitution containing provisions to maintain th And tell us how to Heaven will rise; or Clay, than though every Liberty vote Independence. puipose of nominating candidates-' to he' sup gether have given it almost unlimited power over the annexation of Texas, &c. and then 3. No person shall be deprived of Ytb liberty of a portion of the peopln, and provision ihe destinies ofthe nation. Wiih these facts be- ThejiHcence of this sacrifice— in the country should be prostituted to ported hy the Liberty pnriy at the ensuing elec go into the different neighborhoods in erty without due process of law, and tha lion.- which-snetion the enslavement of another por fore ua, together with the plain proviaions of the This blossom of the Gallows Tree— the most unnatural and guilty purpose of for the commission of an offence—thus tion. Tn« moat important of these are the fo your town and read them to all the peo- Aftcr an informal balloting, the following pe constitution, we ore- told by sorne that the consti- elevating any slaveholder in the nation to making all equal.—Constitution. lowing:' tution is an anti.lr.ztry instrument, and Mr. J.- Search out for SLAVERY'S hour of need ple you can get together to hear you. sons were unanimously no.niivalcd: Some fitting text of sacred writ;* fill the highest official station, not except- 4. The constitution speaks in common For Representative: John Pratt, of.Flint/ 1. The privilege of 1. Mnking slaves th iM. compares these provisions iu favor of Slavery law terms which know nothing of sla- the writ of habeas CJI basts of luxation in cu- to a conventional conspiracy, a legal nonentity, (Jive Heaven the credit of a deed ing Mr. Clay, who declared in his last Depend upon it, friends, your labor and Associate Judgs9: Daniel LeRoy, ol Fenton pus. very, and therefore can have no allusion ses, of 'direct tuxes. and asks if these overturn the u hole structure of Which shames the nether pit! pains wil) by no means be lost. Almost viHty Shubi.-el Atherton_. of Flint.' 2. The citizens ofeicii 2- Making slaves th Texas letter "PERSONALLY HE HAD NO to slaves. - theconstilniion and destroy iho habeas coruua Judge of Probate; Jeremy Hjichcocfe, of Gen Stste sWrlfbeenriffed to lasis of representation Kneel, smooth blasphemer, unto Him, OBJECTION TO ITS ANNEXATION." Noth- any reading Liberty fanner or mechanic 5. The constitution permifs the perma- all the privi|pgt?8and im II the Congr&is of th nnA the right of trial by jury f Whose truth is on thy lips a lie; knows far more about the whole slavery nent loss of liberty, for crime, in a public munities of citizens o U. States. ing but a large Liberty vote will ever de- Sheriff; Nelson Chittenden, of Genesee. Thar the insertion of the3e provisions in favor" Ask that the bright-winged cherubim question than any proslavery professional prison, and1 therefore designates persona the several States. 3. The gunrnnty o ter the south of both parties from pressing County Clerk. Harlo Whittles? ,of Flint. 3." Religious Liberty he African Slave trad of slavery vratra conventional conspiracy. I read- May bend around that scaffold grim, as not being free. this desperate measure. We shall take man, who, as a general thing, shut their Ifegisier; Isnnc Ru«?ef)y '; ' " 4. Liberty of speech or twenty years. ily admit. It was a conspiracy ot a large por-*~ To guard and bless and sanctify!— eyes and ears to the great Anti-slavery It will be perceived that the first reason and the 4. Return of fugitir tion of the people of the United States against tha' it for granted that, at" this important time is based on fhe paramount law of nature: Treasurer; Isaiah Merriman, '* " 5- Right to bear arms Slaves. TRUTHS that true liberty men have so long Surveyor; Pratt R Skinner, a :' I 6. Triul by Jury. liberties of another portion of the same people. Hot champ i6n ofthe people's cause- you are a constant reader of the Signal of the 2 & 3 on conventional arrangement: This wnsa conspiracy against natural right, but Suspend thy roud and vain rebuke been promulgating. Radical reform, a of '76 & '67 entered into with all the Coroners; £. K. Marshall, Bushnell Andrews All these provision* are contained in the con Liberty or some other Liberty paper, and of Genesee. not against hu-nan lawe. The conspirators were- Of foreign' vvfongf and old world laws} a general thing, in these times must not solemnity which could characterize a na- stituiion, and if those that sanction slavery ar that therefore you well understand that On motion. Resolved that a mass meeting tbemeelvcs the law makers; they wet« that por- Man ofthe Senate, look! be looked for from men who hold higl tion's pi ighled faith, by which the state contrary fo natural right, and hare therefore n tijn ofthe people of the Unircd States who adopt- the late practiced pro-slavery humbug (at most emphatically stipulated for the abol- the 3d CongresgiorVal District be held at Fenlon morally binding force npon the conduct 67 mei Was Titty the promise ofthe free, and controlling places in the Church ville, on Thursday, 26th Sepeimbemext. ed the Constitution, and thereby mado this act of the north) that Mr. Clay and the whole ishment of slavery by prohibiting them- ihat is one (biftjf; but if they are not part of tl conspiracy the supreme law of the land; and the TJie great hope" of out early time;— or the State. The sacrifice for them i On motion, the Chair appointed a commitre whig party were fully committed against selves from depriving any person of lib- constitution, that is another thing. The first < present inlinbitantaare now guilty ofdiis same act That slavery's poison* vine should be consisting of John C. Gallup, YVrir. Chamberlin the annexation of Texas at anytime, is too great at present. Our cause among erty except on accusation before and con these positions I admit; the lost 1 deuy. Th of conspiracy, and will continue to be, so long tJpborne by Freedom's prayer- n\rrsetf tree; D. W. C. Leach. the people must become more popu- viclion of crime by a jury ofthe country constitution declares that ft was" ordained and es as they support these provision! of the constiiu-- O'erc ustefed rvith sack fruits of crjtrrtf— now FULLY EXPLODED!!! On uiotion. the Chair appointed O. Parke f lar to secure their co-operation. On this The 5th on the Constitution, which per lablishecl'by the people o the United Slates nn lion. - ' We can not doubt also that you must all mits punishment by imprisonment, and so John C. Gallup and Win. Chatirberfi'n,- a co:n that it is the supreme lav* of the land. Tbes Send' out tlie summons E'aef and Westy account, those who are worthy to have rnitteo to drffl't an address to the electors of Gci; These provisions in favor of slavery do not see more plainly than ever, that from the u furnishes a case to which the clause isap ure important provisions, and the fact^thot it w; And Somh- and North—let all be there,- their names cast out as evil" must "RE- plica We. esee Co. made by ihe people involves all ihe people in th necessnriry interfere with the privilege of the 1 most desperate course of both the pro- Where he who pitied the oppressed- DOUBLE THEIR DILLIGENCE." Let all Now as neither the word slave, nor any A committee of one from each town wa« ap guilt of irs wicked provisions, and the fact tha writ of habeas corpus. If a eJave bring the Swings out m sun aYid air!: slavery parties in resorting to every pos- question of his liberty before a Judge oft ha- true Liberty men therefore for eight condition or attribute of slavery is men pointed 'o obtain and distribute tickets at the ne it is the supreme law of the land precludes th jLet not * democratic hand sible means and stratagem in rivaling tioued or described in the Constitution, it: general election. hope ot removing these provisions by any otlre beas corpus, the Judge will decide whether weeks to come, forego their ease, anc The grisly hnnyrcran'fftask- refuse;-' each other for party supremacy to force provisions being applicable to persons in a On moiion, llife convention adjourned. means than an' amendment of the- Constitu he is a slave by the Iowa ofthe country; and 1 cheerfully make the requisite sacrifice of There let each loyal pftfriot stand', upon the north the greatest and most in- state of freedom from slavery, it follows D. W. C. J/EACfJ, Sec'y. lion. if so, remand him back lo slavery—if riot, eel time and means to forward our cause by Awaiting slavery's command veterate slaveholders in the nation; both that the constitution views all innocen After the adjournment of the County conven Art. 1. sec. 2, paragraph 3. "Representative him at liberty.- :ind direct tnxes shall be apportioned among th To twist the rope ami dfaw the noosed all honorable and practicable ways, anc persons as free. If alf are thus viewec tioiiv she Senatorial convention was organized 1 These provisions iri fator of slavery do not of whom are for the ultimate annexation as free, there can be no constitutiona sevenil states which ni;iy be included wiihm thi be assured their hearts will be made to re- calling J.-W. King: to the chair, and appoimii Union according to iheir respective numbers necessarily interfere with the right of trial by But vain is irony—unmeet of Texas, that trie ruling slaveholders of slaves, the words "three-fifths of aW other joice in November, and, they will ever Wm. Chamberlin Secretary. which fhi>ll be dt-ietniineri hy ndi.linji to the who!< jury, so far ae l.'mt right is secured by tho Its bold rebuke for deeds which start the south must be holding a jubilee of persons" ennnot apply to slaves.- It fol After an informal balloting, John C. Gallup number of frcurea In* fiery artd indignant beat much more than ordinary exultation at lows, that if those words have any appli Fentonville Waa urianimoiiely nominated for Sen service for a terur of years, antl excluding Indi expended with great pleasure and satis- cation, it must be to persons deprived o :tns not tased, three filths of all othtfr per- this right in criminal cases; the slave is un- The pulses of tine* heart. their prospective triumph over their delu ator to (he Stale Legislature from the Sixth Sen sons. faction. liberty for cause, and not for color" or atorfal Distrct. doubtedly entitled to it when, tried for crime. Leave studied wit and guarded plir«6e ded, humbled and degraded northern SUB- Here are many words used to speak the wore caste. The clause their taken according On motion, convention a:ljourne.l. Art. 7, of amendments secures the right of For those" who think but do not frtli • JECTS. We do most earnesfly entreat Let a number of good liberty men to the legal meaning of its terms; the la\V slaves, but notwithstanding it is plainly spoken trial by jury at euis ut common law, where Let MBN, speak out ifr worr's which raise J. W. Kh\G, Cha'n. This paragraph not only recognizes" ai;d sine y<*>u as you love •principle and despise and volurifeef to accompany each other to at- of nature; the Declaration of Independ tho value in controversy exceeds tweuiy dol- Whorp'er tlrey fall an answering blaze, . CHAMBERLIN, Sec'y. tions the existence oj slavery; 6ut it embodies i abhor the most detestable and wicked tend neighborhood nfid school district ence; the declared objects, prohibitions lars. If slaves couid biing Puit3 or he sued- Like flints which atnke the fire fron* steel. and guarantees of the Constitution, does in the very essence of the National Government time-serving expediency of pro-slavery meetings, to SPEAK upon, READ about, anc For the Signal of Liberty.- It invites it to come into the JNiuional Congres at common luw for money, they would be en> 1 not means slaves. Still let a mousing Priesthood ply party men, and prbslaVery parties which discuss the whole subject, and to show GENESEE COUNTY. with its 25 Representatives and make laws fo titled to a jury triul. and thia would not inter- It is not denied that an understanding, fere With those provisions of the Constitution Their garbled text and gloss of sin,- has already made 3,000,000 of slaves- in tn'af the Liberty party, upon every prin- dignified with the epithet' of compromise MESSRS. EDITORS:'—The friends ofthe oppress the whole country. Dothe6e2o Representative 1 1 ed may look for a good account from Ger.ese come into Congress in nccordnnce with the pro which support slavery. And rhako the fettered scroll deny our guilty country, and thereby reduced ciple of humanity—philanthropy, anc did exist in the convention relative to the Its Jiv'mg soul within;: continuance of slavery for a time: It is next November. visions"oJ the Constitution.' No one wiir dew I perceive that Rev. R. B. Beruent takes northern men to the most humiliating con- patriotism" bwve far higher claims to pub- There is a epi.'it of inqftiiry abroad- people ar it. Then is the paragraph jufct quoted part o Still let the p)ace«fed titled knavo 1 contended only that such understanding (he ground th.n the cons?itution does not sanc- 1 dition cf/ mere degraded tributaries to lic' favor and support than any party begirirrirtg to cast abbut ti> see if there be not som the Constitution, or is it "nugatory," "a logy Plead Robbery's right with purchased lips, can not be authoritative to supercede or 1 tion or support slavery, because, aa he says, slaveholders,—manfully to buckle on the better vv'ay of securing iheir rights" than to hum nonentity? ' Let the free States who have suf- And tell uo that our fathers gave which will elevate and! Sustain slavehold- control the legitimate action of the Con- he States themselves have no conventionaf whole liberty armor,- and fly to the res- ers as their principal leaders/ While stitution as it is. The 13 orignal States, for. slave-holders, whether ifiey be Whigs'or Dem fered for the last twenty years under the domfua right to hold slaves, these rights htriug be- For Freedom's pede3ttfl, a slave, ocrnts.- There are some towns in this co'intv ;ion of the slave power in the National Govern- For frieze and moulding, chains and Whips!— cue. It is true we nave" powerful—mis- you hold your meetings, as well as at all at the adoption of the Constitution, with ome obsolete at the time or the American the exception of .Massachusetts, were which have neVer cast a Liberiy Vote, that wil ment anstfer this question. repesenling, and artful pro-slavery ene- other times, we would earnestly recom- give a good account of themselves at the coming Revolution. It appears to me that even if But ye who own that higher law,- slavehol'd-ing states. Gradual emancipa- '•Art. l,flec. 9. paragraph J. The migration hese conventional rights (or more properly mies to meet: but, like David against Go- mend you to extend the Signal of Liberty election. I saw a leading whig fronV Forest, n or importation of such persons as any of the Whose tablets in tire'heart are se', tion was then the most advisable. The peaking, conventional wrongs,) did become liah, if we go forth to the battle irr the every where as widely as possible on the Constitution was every way adapted to'a few iay» since, who Jrankly (old me,- that out o States now existing slmll think proper to admit, Speak out irr words of power and awe, twen;y-fi.x voters, there were thirteen or four shall not be prohibited by ibe Congress prior to )biole:e, ativ community could re-establish; same strength,- we shall promptly meet 25 cent plan, for three months, and other- state of freedom. Not one word need That GOD rs LIVING YET! teen that hod seceded from the old parties since the year one thousand eight hundred ami eight, hem at any tlrfte, through conventions that and vanquish them: In this way let no wise. A number of individuals have thus to be altered or expunged tosuit it to'such jtit n tax or duty mny be imposed on such impor- Breathe forth once rrrore those tones sublime the Presidential nominations. ation. not exceeding ten dollars for each per- ramed the State Constitutions, or by le^isla- true and principled liberty man fear for a obtained from 25 to 30 subscribers by a a coudition;—which by the way demon- Which thrill'd the burdened Prophet's lyre, states its anti-slavery character. What Thewhigs- held a mass meeting at Flint the S'lll." ive enactment. Jt) countries where slavery And in a dark and evil tiTie" moment to engage in 1 lie combat—when half day's effort. Nothing, coirld more then was the understanding? Why, that 22d nisi., and n "glorious" rime they hnd ofit The phraseo!6^y of this paragraph deserves ptir- as existed by law, it has originated by legis- Smote down on Israel's fast of crime he knows he has TRUTH,- humanity and effectually subserve our cause. One half as slavery was to be gradually extin- One of thespfeakersr (the nominee for Congress ticulnr attention. Migration and importation of ative enactments, or been sanctioned and pro- And gift of Wood, a rain of fire!' God on his side. From this time till day's effort spent in this way would often guished, it should be suffered to continue congratulated himself that ho was permitted t< l»ersoi)5 are both distinctly recognized at the op- ecied by them. Any State can establish sla- or rather languish for a season, and at address six thousand of his constituents. Wh« tion of the States. Migration is (ho (crm used Nov. we shall have all the lecturers in the be of as great benefit to our cause as a number* wer6present Iknow rtot;f&ut an individ ery in this way nt any time, where ihe Stattf Oh!'not for us the graceful lay, its end, the Constitution, being adapted to designate the act of pv^rsons coming into a Constitution does not prohibit it; and conven- field, whose services it is possible by your number of lectures. We expect a num- un! who had counted the procession, informci country with intern to make it their home. Im- To whoso'soft measures lightly move to a stafe' of entire freedom" would act le- onal powers bestowed upon individuals i» The dryad and the woodland fay, liberality to procure, and when Liberty ber of large County and State Liberty gitimately throughout the Republic. That me. that he could make but seven hundred, ant joitation iathe term usi d to designate the act o! 1 that nvo'or three otli'ers made about the sanu his way, receive the greatest amount of con- Overlooked by Mirth and Love; meetings are appointed, it will be of in- Conventions will soon be held in different that Instrument interposes its broad shield iringing into a country such things as have at- lumber. entional aalhority that can be embodied hy But such a stern1 and startling- strain' dispensible importance to their usefulness, parts ofthe State, which ivill be of great for the protection of personal liberty to nehed to them the character of property; hence he term importation applied to perao is; it shows hem. If Great Britain could at any former As Briton's- hunted Bards flung down' that every proper and efficient measure, interest, and attended by as many speak- all persons under its control, taken in con- Most of the speakers' on" the occasion, were iearlv that persons supposed lo have the charac- me grant to her subjects the conventional- From'Showdon to the conquered plain, by ALL the Liberty friends, in the vi- nection with the debates of the Conven- strong abolitionists—they sympathize very deeply ers from abroad as possible. P'fepai'e the tion, furnishes abundant evidence of the with the oppressed"—are horiifu.d at the idea ol er of property attached to them were expected ower to hold men in slavery, any indepen- Where'harshly clanked the Saxen chains cinity where they are to be held, should way for such meetings by previously vis- fact. pe'rpetuaiinjr slavery; and as the- surest way ol o bo brought rnio the country. The language enl S'ate can grant the same thing now td Nothing is said of any tax or duty on ' stich ns engaged in the late riots. Of these, eight By th? exulting Tyrant's sneer, must of necessity depend almost entirely N. M. THOMAS, Kalamazoo, quired foreign territory, to extend the would rwvcr"suiTer any evil to cornc upon that t'grulion." This shows also ihat the persons re in prison, one dead-of wounds received from Borne to us by the old world's thrones, on the interest" and activity ofthe liberty limits of the accursed system, increase the chili1. If t/irrc be any merit in strong attach- vho- were expected to be imported' were at the t9 fellow rioters before his arrcst.sixteen are un- 1 L. WILCOX, Jackson,. And by his vjcrims grief, who hear friends in their vicinity and in procuring amount of human suffering and to perpet- en'tr, surely the whigs ire a' meritorious people ption of Congress to be iniide the objects on er bail for trial, seven have fled, and fourare ncf • S-. M. DIMOND,- do; vhich'to raise levcnue as on other property im- ken, but supposed to be in tho ncighboiJuud ©f In sunless mines and dungeons drear, a» full- tin-attendance as possible. uate the ascendency of the slave power Vo doiilit they can say of Clay, "though ho slay How Freedom-'* land her faith disowns! St.- Cen* Com; of Lib. Party. in these States? Is not Florida knocking rn», yet will I trust in him." ortod. Thiffprovisioh of the Constitution macio ie chy. 78 Til E SIGNAL OF LIBERTY
ted there tinder the authority of Mexico. A should he write a fourth, he could take times without number? What Whig or- 2. G. Beckley has never voted any has met in this State; and his published The 0uiio SIGNAL OP LIBERTY. neither of the three periods nbnvc mentipne no other ground than that of Mr. Tyler ator lias not kindled as he spoke of theother than the regular Liberty ticket articles against the Liberty party present tion. hftd any'State or Section, in this Union, man that he would go for it reckless o conspiracy of Polk, Calhoun, and Mcsinc- e he came into Michigan. Whoever a striking contrast to the late malignant A portion of the Liberty party believ e >< ARBOR, MONDAY, SEFTKMBKR 9," 1844 ifes'ed aiiy opposi ion to Ttwns comj'OMiig nil consequences. So drive a stake dowr Diirtin for perpetuating and extending the says otherwise, is misinformed, or guilty and vindictive attacks of J. M. Howard that the Constitution of the United Stole* .1 pnrt of it. It has been said that Mr. Ad- THE LIBERTY TICKET. here—that Mr. Clay would be glad to horrid institution, and the prompt anc of wilful falsehood. "Capt. Daniel upon Mr. Birney and his friends. But is an anti-slavery instrument entirely, and ims' administration offered to negociale witl see Annexation perfected, if righth man'y rebuke with which it had been met Hicks" will therefore produce his "sev- no sensible Liberty man will be tempted needs no amendment, but is of itself suffi Mexico for Toxft?, notwithstanding the exis- For P r csident. done. by the noble HENBY CLAY? And noweral good* vouchers," and prove that G. to throw away his vote on Mr, Taylor, cient to free all the slaves in the country" t»nce tif a n.ir between ^pniu and Mexico J A 171 IS § -ft BIR NEI, 2. We would call attention to what what do we find? The same Harry Clay ic as the state of parties forbids any rational when rightly interpreted and earned ouV and that it could not therefore have believe< Buckley has voted a straight Locofoco OF MICHIGAN. Mr. Clay says on Slavery. Hear him: Another portion believe that it For Vice President, that (ho acquisition of Texas, at that time would be glad to see Annexation take ticket," or he must acknowledge himself hope of his election, as a glance at the re- WRs 1 THOMAS MORRIS, would have ujvn.vei iho United States in \v;u "I VO NOTTH1NK THAT THE SUBJECT OF place, and deems it "unirisp to refuse-' on to be a propagator of falsehood. It is nosult of last year will show. It stood meant to recognize the existence of Sla" witruSpniri. Hence it is urtruod that the rat- SLAVERY OT/<;HT TO AFFECT THE QUES- account of slavery—a mere "temporary more than just that he establish what IK thus: very, and in some instances, to treat men or oifro. ification of the Into (retdjr could not have coin TION ONE WAY OR THE OTHER-. Whether institution!" has asserted, acknowledge that he was Lyon, (Dem.) 7,171 as slaves, and that thisia the proper mode prommittedjour p^ace. Texas be independent, or incorporated in of interpreting the instrument—according ELECTORAL TICKET. the United States, I do not believe it .will LIBERTY MEN! NOW is the time to mistaken, or be justly accounted a slan- Williams. (Whig.) 5,102 ftlr. Adnms thought it dtfflirablo fo obtain to the meaning of its language, and thl ARTHUR L. 1'ORTF.R, prolong or shorten the duration of thnt in- act! Stand forth for your principles, and derer. Which course will he take? Bement(Lib.) 1,232 CHANDLKR CARTER, Texas Tivo foreign powers claimed it.— stitution. It is destined to become ex- show that you are men! Make your in- 3. As to the statement of Mr. Lothrop, intention of those who adopted it and 1OM.V W. KING, Mexico was in poswsafbn, nnd Spain tW»S do- . The Liberty vote this year will large- KRASTUS HUSSEY. tinct, at some future day, in my opinion, fluence felt. You have been abused un- that the Liberty party of Ann Arbor had sequently it is really proslavery, ^ inrr nothing to assert and enforce- her claim/— ly increase. CUK8TKK. GUR.NEY. by (he operation of the inevitable law;> of resistingly long enough.. It is time to act '•agreed to unite with the Locofocos at the needs amendment. ili-r rep-eaenlarive* hid ev.?n gone EO fnr n>- population. It would be UNWISE lo re- In the Third District, the Liberty par- For Representative to Congress to stipula'P, in a convention, lo acknowledge fiMe a permanent acquisition, which will on the offensive. Begin immediately.'— coming Presidential election against Mr. ty have again nominated Gen. Canfield: We have pubfi[shed a series of articles FIRST 1MSTIUCT. the Independence of Mexico, nllhough that exist as long as the globe remains, on ac- G6 to that Whig neighbor of yours, who Clay, and some five of six of the most in- the Democrats, James B. Hunt; and thedefending both these opinions. Those in CHARLES H. STEWART. convention was not ratified by Spain. count of a temporary institution." has so often lectured you on this subject, fluential and leading Liberty party men Whigs have selected G. W. Wisner.— our paper of to-day will be found worthy PRCOSD P1STRICT. • Air. Adams had a light to authorise fhe What now becomes of Mr. Clay's an- and tell him HIS duty. Read -to him this in Ann Arbor had staled this as being The vote last year was as follows: of attention. Both sides have have had a EDWIN A. ATLEE. legociation of a treaty for the acquisition ol tislavery character, which has been held letter of Mr. Clay, and ask him if he ap- their plan." it is all gammon. No such Hunt, (Dem.) 6,206 hearing, and we cannot publish any thing- Texas with both or either rC (he pow THIRD DISTRICT. up in such delightful colors by Slade, proves its positions. If he says no, he isagreement has been made, nor such state- more on the subject at present, as"it \s\ claiming it. It was natural that he should Drake, (Whig.) 4,007 Gkldings, Seward, and C. -M. Clay?— bound as an honest man to repudiate Mr. ments put forth. On receiving this let- question, altho' highly important, which WILLIAM CANFIELD. )e£in with that power which hnd (he possese- Canfield, (Lib.) 685 Clay, and not vole at all, or vole for ater, G. Beckley, in company wiMi a interests only a portion of our readers — on of Texas. Spain h;id interposed no ob- Will Mr. Clay act for Abolition in any man who wjll carry out those same an- friend, called on the llev. Mr. Curtis of SENATE. stacle. She had mado no decl.Katipn that sire way? No; because "it is destined to he- Read the spirited and soul inspi- We shall give our own views hereafter. FOR SENATOR—FOURTH DISTRICT. come extinct." When? "At some DIS- lislavery and anti-annexation doctrines this place, who is cited as authority by ring "Stanzas for the Times" on the first SEYMOUR B. TREADWELL. would regird the acquisitron of Texas as on act of war. It point of fact no overture was TANT day."' How?. By constitutional which he has been preaching TO YOU!— Mr. Lothrop, who said he had never made page by Whittier. They are indeed ap- 07-Mr. John Tyler has w,thdrawn TOR S-SATORS—SF.fOND DISTRICT, brmaliy made to Mexico lo'purchase Texas If he says yes, he is a hypocrite/. Con- any .such statement to.Mr. Lolhrop or any from the Presidential canvass. It % SUp MUNNJS KKNNV. legislation? No, but 05^ "nv TFIE JN- propriate to the present age of the world.. FRANCIS AT. LANSING. no negotiation wus opened,no trenly wns con- EVITARME LAWS OF POPULATION. ".-^Q vict him of his hypocrisy by showing him other person—that he had no recollection O'Connell, the champion of Irish free- posed that most of his friends will support" cluded. Look at this, ye Demagogues, and cease from this letter, of ever having conversed with Mr. Lo- dom, is incarcerated as a felon'by the FOR SENATORS—KIFTU DISTRICT, If a riegociatiori bad commenced or if n trea- throp on any political subject;—that it JOHN I'. 'iMARSH, your idle tales about Mr. Clay's Aboli- 1. That play "WOULD HE GLAD" of most liberal government of Europe for JAMES L. BISHOP. y had boen signed and Spain had protested. We learn from the Liberty Her tionism. Mr. Clay think'sslavery will be- Annexation. was all news to him—and that he had no his peaceable efforts to benefit his coun- he prudent and cautious policy which charact- aid, that Mr. C. M. Clay recently ad. means of knowingany thing on the sub- try; while in South Carolina, Brown was OAKLAND~COUNTY. erized Mr. Adorns' ndmini.s!ration, would un- come extinct—not through the antislavery 2. That he would be glad of it WITH dressed :he Whigs, or rather the people ject, not having mingled in political af- sentenced to death—in Missouri, three, btedljj have prompted him to quief Spain, action of the whole people, but through the "temporary institution" of HUMAN of Warren, O. The Liberty Heraldsays FOR REPRESENTATIVES) fairs. Thus the authority for this state- nd accornmodafe the m'ttler, previous lo the 'the inevitable laws of population"— young men are sent to the Penitentiary his speech was an eloquent anti-slavery JAMr.S WILKINSON., SLAVERY! ment disappears at once. Mr. Lothrop, GEORGE SUGDEN, nnoxolion of Texas to the United S ates, and, hat is, in the course of two, three, or for twelve, years—in Florida, Jonathan discourse, wUnout slang, bitterness, or vi- JBELVJN DRAKE, He cannot deny it; and unless he re-therefore, owes it to his own standing and without pluntrin? them in W3r with Spain.— bur hundred years!! Drive down another Walker, ai citizen of Massachusetts, is. tuperation toward any party. He recom- JOHN THOMAS. lounces Clay, he is recreant fo his own respectability to retract what be has.sta- HENRY WALDRON. low totally different are «!f tho circumstance? take here. now chained in a dungeon—and in Ma-mended Mr. Clay f Presidency, SEBR1NQ VOORMEI8, principles, and convicts himself of gross ted on the authority of Rev. Mr. Curtis, or the mder which, with Mr. Adams* anthorilr, I 3. Mr. Clay would admit Texas WITH ryland, Rev. C. T. Torrey, of Massachu- chiefly because he was opposed to annex, uthorized the overture fo iMcxico from those lypocrisy. or else prove that Mr. Curtis did make MACOMETCOUNTY. Slavery! There is no escaping this con- setts, a clergyman, of unblemished char- ation, but he did not wish to discourage vhidi ntfenripd the rerent Ireoty of Mr. Tv- FRIENDS OP LIBERTY! The issue is those statements which he so unequivo- acter, is lying in a loathsome jail in Bal- er! So far from Mexico being silent fihe re- lusion. Here are his own words: the Liberty party in fhe least; nnd he de- FOR KEPRESETATIVES- fairly before you. Both the candidates cally denies. timore—all charged with no other crime PLINY COEBIN, . ifttedly and solemnly declured thnt she would "if icoicld be UNWIS-E to refuse a clared if he thought lib remarks would UtlAUA'CY CHUilCH. ire for Slavery nnd Texas: now rally than helping their fellow men peaceably onsider annexation as war with her. Texas permanent acquisition, which will exist as And now one word to our Liberty have that effect, he would seal his mouth. or the only true representative of Arner- to escape from their oppressors. To cap JACKSON COUNTY. vns no longer an uninhabited country. It had ong as the globe remains, on account of Viends. Suppose the Whigs could estab- In another place in Ohio, he exhorted can Freedom. You have been hammer the whole, T. W. Dorr, of Rhode Island, 1 nen rested from the dominion of Mexico by a temporary institution." Mr. Clay cer* ish to 3'our full satisfaction, that Birney them to support their separate State tick- ilizens many of whom went nrmed from the ;d upon, like the anvil, for a long time; is sentenced to imprisoiiment for life for FOR REPRESENT ATI VEJ. ainly would not act "unwisely!" Con- sa knave—that Leavitt is a swindler— et, and persevere in" (heir anti-slaverv ef THOMAS McGEE, Jnited States. The war between Mexico now that the hammer is placed in your his efforts to secure a larger measure of forts. y equently, he is FOR ANNEXATION WITH that Gcrrit Smith is an infidel, and Beck- ROSVVI;LL n. RL;XFORD, nd Texas had not been terniinuted by any lands, spare not, but STRIKE HEAVY! ey.isa treacherous Locofoco—suppose freedom to his fellow-citizens! What a reaty of peace. Mr. Tyler not only did not. SLAVERY! The conclusion is inevitable. Mr. Clay is now in- our State. He ill these things to be fully proved—would mockery of justice is presented by human LQ.NSON VVILCOX. onsult Mexico, but he announced that her And now what becomes of all the declama- was to speak ,in JacW on Friday, in WHIG FALSEHOODS. laws, and the decisions of human tribu- ssent to the annexation vras altogether tin- ion which has been addressed to abolition- any one, or all of them be a sufficient Ann Arbor on Saturday,-rfrid in Detroit KALAMAZOO COUNTY. f is with much reluctance that we findcur ' nals, and now consoling to good men the ecessary. And he proceeded to conclude a sts about voting for Clay to keep Texas •eason why you should" abandon the no- on Saturday evening.- Next week we FOR FRHRKSENTATIVKe. thought that there is a Supreme Tribunal, DELV.MURK DUNCAN, reaty, embracing a InrVc extent of territory ut—to withstand the aggrandizement of selves compelled to come before the public jle principles of the LIBERTY PARTY, and shall be able to report- some of his pro* JIEMIY MONTAGUE. whose" decisions will rectify the errors of nda numerous popuhi:ion, not comprehended lavery—to put down southern slayehold- vith statements impeaching the veracity vote fora Slaveholder? Think of it. ceedings. men, and place the characters of upright CALHOUN COUNTY. n the Texos which the United States ceded rs who would trample on the rights of of individuate. Yet we- are driven to o Spain in 1G19. IONIA COUNTY. men in their"true light. NTorlhern Freemen—to hasten the, libera- his, from lime to time, in self defence.— everal communfchtion's are ri&v FOR Rr.rRi:SENTATtVF», The object of ihe Whig managers, as JOHN HARRIS, s"In the mean time, too, a powerful opposition ion of the poor slave—"to stand by the* A friend writes us from this county. cessarily deferred till neixt Week. ad arisen in the Unitod States against tie "CAUSE OF TROURLE."—Our attention GEORGt: 1NGLRSOLL. :ause of Human Freedom"—the Whigs vinced from the lead of the Detroit Ad- Aug. 28:- nnexation of Texas lo them. Several Slates vertiser, and from other indications, is to has been called to the following para- "Herkiroer Freeman," by €» SHIAVVASSEE COUNTY. ; arc the "true Liberty party," &c. &c. '•''It is said by some that it is a time of ad declared, thro t!ie r legisiatures.n'erainstjl irculate snch slanders concerning the graph from a report of Rev. C. G.A. Bo we, has reached us.- Mr, Bow© nd others if not whole sections of the Union, 5very man, every politician, and every discouragement: we have i>o confidence FOR REPRKSEPTAT1VB, conductors of the Liberty press in Michi- 1 Clarke, oi the Washtenaw Presbytery, at was formerly editor of the'Eferkim'er'JPour-r rere believed to be adverse to it. This vas >aper, which has addressed these consid- in either of the two great parties. Yes, gan, as shall impair the confidence of the a '-Western Convention" at Cleveland. nal, a Whig paper, but he relinquished1 ELIAS COMSTOCK. ie opposition fo the measure, to which, in my rations to Liberty men, must and will do. ven here on Grand River, as far down Xune 22', 1&44, as published in theN. Y. that rather than support Clay, and raised;1 leleigh letter, I alluded, when I spoke of a ne of two things: (t?3 they will forsake liberty men in its editors, as a prepara- stream as Ionia and Kent counties, the WASHTENAW COUNTY. Evangelist of Jfuly 11: the flag of Birney and Moi'ris. Success 'corrsiderab'e and respectable portion of the Vfr. Clay, and act co'hsistent.ly with their ory step towards inducing the party gen- leaven is working in the great mass.— W to him. TOR RKPHESEXTATITE3. onfederacy.'' I did not refer to pereons bui erally to abandon Mr. BIRNEY, and vote Many are sick, henrffly sick of their A large part of their'population were ROBERT I'OWELL, ixhortations to Liberty men, or the)' will o Siatf6 or sections. "or a slaveholder. Hence tho necessity former adhesion to the proslavery par- Irish Papists, who now hold the balance GEORGE MILLERl>r jo for CLAY, ANNEXATION AND SLA- ol* politic;)] power, and were disposed to LOOK ON THIS ! IRA SPAULDING, .Under euch circumstances, I could not bn! p!,^} The three things are now as .ve are under of meeting again and tics. Biniey and Morris are their choice, DARIUS S. WOOD, egaid the annexation of Tex.is, at this time, break up common schools, because the "The (5REAT FUNDAMENTAL, EVERLASTl ALVAH PRATT, again the same falsehoods, so long as men and many arc halting, waiting as they nseparable as Polk, Annexation, and fejicriers rend the BiWe nnrf prayed in (hnING OBJECTION to the Annexation of IMOND 8 compromi'-ling the honor of my country, 7 calling themselves respectable can bo in- slaver} ! ;ay to get more information. Here js a schools. Political A bohtionism is anoth- Vexns, is, ihat it is a scheme for the extension nvolving it in a war, in which the. sympathies duced to repeat them. The following er cause of trouble. They had protract- HILLSDALE COUNTY. 4. If Mr. Clay would ube glad" of An- )lace for work, work rightly done.— of the slavery of the African raceT—Daniel f nil Christendom would be against us, and etter from Adrian, presents a specimen ed meetings carried on wifh cnre-=— but Webster, at Springfield Whig Convention, endangering the integrity of the Union! I nexation, it is a fair presumption that he [lave you any Lecturers for Grand Riv- most of their really good men had .become- FOR RFPRKSENTATIVK$. the personal warfare with which we And now oh this ; bought then, and still believe, that national vould not only permit it- to be done, but :r? Can you send us a Tread well, a satisfied that these spasmodic revivals LEVI'IREADWKLL, are assailed: "WILLIAM SAVAGE. lishonor, foreign war, end distraction; and would labor for it with all his might. — >tewart, a Beckley? were rather a curse than otherwise." '•I HAVK, HOWEVBn, XO HESITATION l* liyision at hoine, were too great sscriSces to ING THAT, FAR FROM SAVING ANT PfeRSWiA^ We should expect this from his charac- "ADRIAN, Aug. 29, 1844. But why do .we ask for Lecturers?— OBJKCTIO* TO THK ANNEXATION OF TKXAS, / GENESEE COUNTY. nake for the acqnisiiion of Texas, REV. G. BECK LEY: INDIANA. er. To vote for Clay, is to vote for an Freemen of Grand River! we are oil SHOULD BE GLAD TO SEE IT, We hnve pnarcrlv nny returns of the Lib- B')t; genileme.n, yon are desirous of know Dear Sir;—I write you a few lines WITHOUT DISHONOR, WITHOUT WAR. WITH THK FOR REPRESENTATIVE ible advocate of Annexation, and for the lacturers; though we have some chief- J ng by what policy I would b New Gordon Advocate, of COMMON COMSK1VT OF THE UNION, AND UPON JOHN I RATT. xtension of Slavery! ivent of my election as Chief Magis'rateof "allowing accusations preferred against tains in the" cause, we can all speak out JUST AND TAI- TRioj*, / DO JYO T THLYlC : you and the Liberty. Party of Ann. Ar- THAT THE, SUBJECT OF SLAVE- "Now, great as I acknowledge, in my opin- he United States, in reference to the nuesUon 5. Mr. Clay lias named the "common for freedom; Liberty or Slavery is ours, "The Wbiflfa have apnin frinmr>hfvl in Um jor. RY. OUGHT TO AFFECT THE- >f the annexation of'Texas. I do not think consent of the Union" as one of the con- which will we have, choose ye.this fall. ronnty. Tho Dnmocrat.s hnd no cnndidales ion, the evils of slavery are, THKY ARE NOTH- The geperal wholesale.accusation is QUE8TiCt.Y O.VE WAY OR TILti Tor thr* SennN*, an-'T hut nno for the Hon°e. ING, ABSOLUTELY KOTHING., in com- t right to announce in advance whnt will be ditions of Annexation. . What does this hat the Liberty party and the Locofocos Messrs Editors, Y~ou shall soon hear a OTHER:'—Henry Clay's last Letter. parison with the -FAR GREATER EVILS he course of a future administration in re-nect )hrase amount to practically, but a bare ire one and the same, and their objects ood report from Ionia County. She isThe hiO IIK.'ITATION IN SATr5O THAT. FAK Whig party. In confirmation of the II P. Bpmrfitt, Liberty candidates for thc- such-a '-'consent" on the part of the States at Grand Haven and_echo back to Jackr men as if they were cattle, appropriates their rATioN.''—Mr. Cloy lo Mr. Mendenhall, Oct. 'ROM HAVING ANY TEItSONAI, OBJKCTiON TO TUI-! nbove, .Cap.'. Daniel Hicks, a prominent received, the former. 1334, the lattciv S will preclude them from bolting from son, where it will be met with a hearty earnings to feed himself, to clothe himself, ts labor ; who repnys the nrti^der? of his wealth AGUN'ST ABOLITION for years." "For XOT THLYK THJT THE SUB- your- object in coming there, and that Now G^rrW. township. my own part," I iff by saying-, "put down my name for 50 The Goshen Democrat has t'he following who Us more absolute over the lives and for- jyterian church. It was. that the Lib- 1 CLAY, ANNEXATION, AND SLA-become fxtincf, at some disnnt day, in my 6. Liberty men have teen cautioned loud meetings before the first of November, to be returns of Grant County i tunes of his labore ' than the Sultan of Tur- VERY rr erty party of Ann Arbor last winter and key or Pacha of Enfypt over their subjects• f opinion, by t]>e operation of the inevi nblf and long against voting for Birney lest spring had agreed to unite with the Lo-iel. d hy me or some one whom I may pro Democrat,- 418 This week we are enabled to presen who is the living, breothtng impersonation of laws of popnktion. IT WOULD DE UJV-they should help Polk, Annexation, and ;ofocos at the coming Presidential Elec- r.nre ;" and by some 10 other orn'ors of iKaj WhiJERSEY. Convention at Baltimore, for President of the as M« Peters, of Alabama, in which hi Slavery parties? Polk is for slavery 3> convention's. true position on Annexation is fairly anc PORARY INSTITUTION. ed this as being their plan, and the au- I am sorry I have not the'list of pledgers It is stated that the new Constitution of this United States ! ! And they call themselves in the United States at present, and hority was endeavored to be placed be- nd the number opposite their nomes. If 1 State, through some.of its provisions abolishes Jefibrsonian Republicans !^—Herkimer Free- fblfy avowed. It will be seen that he is In the contingency of my election, to which against disturbing it in future: so is Clay. yond all cavil and doubt. He stated that yon have adverted; if the nffiir of ecquirinir md, I would oublibh them, it woulJ be si> the remains of Slavery. It domes to color man. FOR IT WITHOUT ANY INFERENCE TO THE Polk is for Annexation: so is Clay:— lis authority was the Rev. Mr. Curtiss, OL'ESTION OF SLAVERY: Texas should become a subject Of considera- of the Presbyterian Church of )our j^lj creditable to their Hreat devotion to this p.d persons the ri^ht of suffrage. The Lib- tion, I shouTd be governed by the state of Polk is for Annexation with Slavery: so em?e. This labor, well performed,-.will iV- erty party nre oganizinir here. Their new FRELINGHUVSEN ON A6OLM0W. ASHLAND, 27th July 1844. lce, a brother of the Presbyterian min- r fact, and tbesta'e of public opmiorr, existing is Clay. Polk is for immediate Annexa- ister in this place. You doubtless see the cidiale the 3lh District. A commistee, ot pnper, the New Jersey b'repmatr, published The Slnvebolilers are afraid of Northern Gentlemen:—I have received your favor 1 at the time I might be C8l!e;] upon to act. tion: Clay is for it as soon as it bearing it is intended to have on thewhich Charles O^ Shepanl ]» chainnan', is ap- at Boon-ton, has reached ns this week. Pres:- mer», however servile they may be. EveiJ tafornvng me fhat my views, as disclosed ii Above all, I should be governed by the par- can be had upon such terms as he may minds of some abolitionists. oointed to superintend this remarkable pledge tlfintinl electors Irtive bt>en- nominated. Every Frelinghiiyseiris not above the suspicion of the my letter from Ri'eigb, on the question of the amount duty of preserving this Union entire think to be peaceable, honorable, just and of labor." oneofthf Free States have now a Liberty jealous eyed Southerners. A Dr.-G'. Hall, of Annexation of Texas, are misconceived, if not J. L. PETERS." nnd in harmony, regarding it as I do, thefair. Here is the only difference between electoral ticket, and one or more Liberty pa- Mississippi; has put the question of Abolition misrepresented in your quarter; and that it is Now in reference to-the ehargesabove grent. guaranty of every political and public CONGRESSIONAL NOMINA- i pers, except Rhode Island. Surely, this does squarely to him, to which he thus responds; supposed that I have changed my opinion from the parties. The question is not "Shall blessing, under Prrwideuco, which, as a free mentioned, we will merely say, not look'like.dying-away ! "NEW YORK, J^i-ne Pf, W441. what it was in 1819. I endeavored to ex- Texas ba annexed?" But "when and TIONS. people, we ure permitted to enjoy. 1. That when G. Beckley came to Ann press myself in tha-t letter as explicitly as how shall it be annexed?" What have These are now completed; In the first "DKAR SIR:—I received your kind'favor, \ am, gentlemen, respectfully, Arbor in 1839,1 here was noLiberty organ- CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS. nnd thank yoO for the friendly interest you could and I do not think now that it can be Liberty men to do with this issue? Let District, we have C. H. Stewart, the Your obedient servant, ization, but Abolitionists voted with their There is time enough yet la db' much mivn taken in this matter. I very cheerfully fairly misinterpreted. the proslavery parties settle it between nominee1 of the Liberty party: the Dem- respond that / am1 not an Abolitionist' niid n. CLAY. respective parties—that he opposed good by circulating Liberty paper's and lu 1R19, when I addressed the House o themselves: but let us redouble our exer- ocrats have re-nominated Robt. McClel- never hive been. 1 hnve beea an ardent fridnct. Representatives, the Executive h«d negocia We have only space for a few brie the organization in 1840 when it was first tracts. How much has been done in your of the colonization society, and still am-.— tions against the abominable project. land; and the Whigs have selected Ed- 1 Slavery in the States is a domestic concern,, ted the treaty wilh Spnin, by which Toxa remarks. proposed at Jackson-—& that he has never "town ? How mirch do you intend to do? Next week we shall present some fur- win Lawrence, of this village. J. M. that Congress Has not the right or power to was ceded to that power, but Congress ha 1. Observe Mr. Clay's present posi ,-tated to any one that he intended to We want at least 500 more subscribers.' interfere Wilh, in its legislation. not then given any sanction to-the cession — tion. "I should be glad of it, withou ther considerations. In the mean- time, hitink down the- Whig party, unless he Howard was the choice of tire Conven- Our list at present is but a little more tion, but he declined. The vole in this V^rv respectfully, I believe now, as 1 thought then, that th dishonor, without wnr> with the common we would say one word to Liberty men. mentioned the destruction of the other than two thousand. If you would have Your obedient servant,- Treoty-making power is not competent, with We have been sneered at, misrepresent- District last year stood thus: consent of the Unionr and upon just ant party in the same connection. G. Beck- your vote increased, circulate the docu- THEO. out the concurrence of Congress, to cede a fair terms." This, we think, will mee ed, and in many cases abused and insult- ley expects that both the proslavery par^ McClelland, (Dem.) 7,862 ments'. way any Territory be'onging to t'.ie Unitei ft/ John W. Crockett, Whig member the minds of all Annexationists. Yen ed, by Whig politicians and papers, for lies will be- "broken down" by the Liber- Howard, (Whig.) 5,495 States. Bat Congress, by repeated acts, ren T ESSHX Transcript, a Massachu- of Congress from Tertnesee, writes concernirig few of them, certainly, would" say, " months together,, because we would not ty party, unless they adopt the principle Porter, (Lib.) 829 dered it as valid and obligatory upon the Un- setts paper, says thnt a depression1 in many Texas ; should be glad of it with war, with dis vote for Clay, and thereby keep out Tex- of universal and immediate emancipation, In the Second District, the Liberty can- tcd States, as if Congres had given its ussent kinds of manufactures begins to be felt. It «WE ARE ALL FOR THE ACQUISI- as, and put down the Slave power. Ev- and equal rights to all. Consequently, 1 prior to the conclusion of the treaty. At thn lionor, and upon unjust and unfaii didate is E. A. Atlee: the Democratic, J. attributes this partly to over-production in TION OF TEXAS upon proper principles ery kind of artifice has been used to per period of 1819. Texas as claimed by us,, wa terms." In his first letter, Mr. Clay wa that "prominent Whig, Capt. Daniel S. Chipman: the Whig, Henry W.Tay- ihis country, -and partly to the floods of for- and conditions, but not a single Whig, sorar unpeopled. No hostile incursion had beoi opposed to present Annexation; in hi suade Liberty men to vote for Clay be Hicks," will either retract his assertions, lor, of Marshall. We have a favorable as I enn leiirn. has bepn. or can he gained into eign goods imported. We have expected a the support of Pulk on this issue." aiadte into it by citizens of the Uniten States-. Tn second, he had "personally no objection cause he was pledged against Annexation or save his reputation for veracity by opinion of Mr. Taylor as a gentleman & depression of the manufacturing business, but ; 1825 and 1827, there were but few inhabitant to it;" in his third {:he would be glad to and the consequent extension of Slavery bringing forward his "5 or G vouch- a man of talents. He is the ablest and did not anticipate that it would so soon com- O^Gov. Polk s letter to IlonvS; St. Gates of Texas, consisting of gome colonkts-, plan- see it," if rightly accomplished; anc What Whig paper ha* not urged thi; ers-" most candid opponent the Liberty party mence. shall appear in our next. THE SIGNAL OF LIBERTY. 79
LIBERTY PROCEEDLVGS IN VJR- HQM. GEORGE BRAHBURN. {£jr*AH the cowards will vote for Air. Liberty. Meetings. ANN ARBOR OIL MILL. We have before menlioned that this gen- "Improvement on the GINIA. Ciay. They say there is no danger of war, S. B. TKEAUWLM., Esq. of' J-tckson will lee fiE subscribers Would give notice"that the* tleintm had left the Old Orgatiizutionistp, and T are eitgijgeu i n msnuruciuririi g LIT march!" Prom a lettor dated August 4th, 1344, Ohio if he's elected, because he is under bonds to cure on the principles, and paramount claims, ot AX.V AKMOF, MICHIGAN. joined the Liberty party. He wne a promi- OI;J. and are prepared to tu-rhish oil of ihG befit County, Va., we extract the following ; koep the pence ! Oh, hush? the Liberty party to the support of lha American 'iiiality to mer«iiant8 and paintc-r». che^p ns it nent whig member-of the Legislature of people ac follows: OCT. 0. B£:-;JAMi.\ SMfflfs "9uglu "We hove taken steps to have 500 copies danjbe obtained f.oru the l'.n»t. Oil exenanj/eri MARY IT. CLARK, Principal. Massachusetts for several years; and is an Liberty Party Triumph—in JYorik Caro- Ai Pal-iiyra, Sept. 6" «t 7 P. M. for Flux sc«d at the jiute of a gilloa of oil ioi H D Coc'ai, or Ifnpfoitd Indian Vegetablr CtlLOE A. CLARK, Vice Principal; of the proceedings of our meeting- on the ii Us," which have been eo extensively used in buebel ol b'lax seed. C'aaii ai all tirues pa.d tor SH VVI'.ST. Teacher In Shiaic. ub!e speaker and writer. He has written a lina.—William SI tide says, the'Whigs are " M-.6it.on, '• 7 at " > »iie Ncic England &ta.'*s lh» circulation. We agreed with J. S. Wharton f do do in Fieiich. Liberty party, from which we extract the all Jtccounts the Whigs have eurried North " Puielbrd, . " 10 nt " Ann Arbor, (Lower Village,) Sojjt. 6, 1644. g K.ILTH. -1 MAflStl, Teacher of Miitheniiitic?. of the Wheeling Times, to do it for us, and SO-iy. following: Carolina. Of course, th«n, Slavery will be " Adsma, " It »t " Bi I being co!nf)..'UMdcd by i.erieci tti;ic!iinoty ol f-IOUY E. CLAUK. teacher ot Juvenile Dept. he found nothing in the address or proceed at " •h>> fi-U'51 qual.'i«, froni the \ EGl.TABLf- abolished m the State. We shall see. " WbeatSnnd., « 12 " at the 'Though originally oppoepd to (he policy WRIGHT'S KLNGLK)M. bave . in.-.-] ih;>r vopui«rity ond ce- t § iHIS Institu'.ioh hn« U;en in operation since ings very objectionable;, but owing to trie* W.eeleyan mcciirsp Houre. i npng the i A .* urns ol iVUP Y>ru.. thsi of an independent :m;i -shivery pplitjcal organ- P S. Grahnm, Whig governor elect, is r JL November 1H, IH30< The ^d)oiabtic year length of them, he thought he could not " Funklin, " 13 at " n excellent vegeiuhle family M*dici; >_•. in en- bhe'ScoARKt; Iffoivf *' r.o'.v \ur, . ITL'.^' *\l Pu- ri)ibracin« forry-eight weeks, two. tern>3, conipri- ization, I have, for the lost two or three years, for the immediate Annexation uf Texas.— with propriety put them in hie weekly paper. " Raisin, *« 14 at " ' at the A nes of JruJjijestion. I>yspep«in. Lirer Com pj-isfc^o all «the»i i IK wnVhiwcnons vt the?.-fulls i ftro tjuarters each—tw,el*e weeeks in a quar- felt the need? a growing tided, of such »n or-Loive.l Standard. plain's or Jaundic*, Ag-ue nnd Feycr. I nTfi warranted to be mi.relii vegttabfi. To sub er—n general examination at the close of each The tone has undergone a gieat change in School House near Darius Cometock'g. Tongue. Sickness at the StypiacjL K'tk Hoed- ne this. •• r^ferour readers to rhe colmnns ganization. An.l however moderately I may —in February and A«gi;»r. regard to anti Slavery since 1#89.'!—Civ- Tlio friends in the above places ar« requested ache, Romitiaiit umi lnferniitient Fevers,Coueh:-, or t..e JY.M> Yuik Free Pteit, wh eh is d at il>ut.v! he last quarter of ihe present term com once have estimated even tn<> potential efficien- Texas, and the dissolution of the 'Union, Herald. to circulate the notice of these meetings and rake Colds, Cntarrh, >3cc. &c. Entirely vegctixbic.gratuitously i.y ali the agents. Certffi«t«, 6se:. menced May 20th. Afier a month's vacation, cy of Hie Liberty Pnriy, 'I found, during my 08 the man said to his wife, when he was they are emphatically may he M.vn o!' great important, from cWebrawl at tha cl tun of ihisqiJHrier, fthich ends the acho- measures To' cuTectual co-operation iu promoting J running for the Subrne (o avoid tlie S i ;.yci,inns. among who:n is JAJCT. KVI!»)»,FH, stic yfnr, ecboi.il will Be again resumed the first tour, last year, through Verniout, New York, :he cause. second to none in the civ. HWaw £ie-it pn«ci- fj^rhe editor of the Detroit Free Press copducing_to iicatih and can n terming eek in Septernber nc-iti. Ohio, Indiana, find Pi>nnv\ Ivnnia, when I^n- yii* invylvc il-o action -of ihe<>e ills: Tt-tai or Ttirficr — For the English branch- hns been to a great Democratic Convention, A Mass Meeting of tfec Idfe- bj( pan Tying the b_U>o0 to 35 per ijuarier. i\.o reduction mad» nt Nashville ; and while regaled at the luxu- ci*ty Men of lar d:«charga ofwnn« 2d. B&pactornpi. aad%y or atjsuoce. except i/j case of sickness, and no doing.-;, and communing wilh many of its • ting tho organs of socrenon, mingling w spiiting carry i>ff the phlegii.y bumou.'fcf.om th* rious tables and in the splendid parlors of the Onkland, Livingston, Shiawassee, ond Gen- food .sud actiug every way in harmony with the" upit ifjk-.'ii for lessthitn n quarter. Exua char- lending spirits, that it had already become, In this village, at St. Andrew's Church, on lungs. ;5d. SU-tor{fic, buJ D»oii tf)fl p,->!^j vfitte :ea are maJe for ruiiaic on the Fiano, with the Slaveholder^ he hns learned, frqm conversa- -•see Counties will be held nt Fentonville on system. » a. Ad,. Cai'iariic. and carry ok i*,« n-.U.i.Ti, ctuully, a most efficient anti-slavery instru- Thursday morning, 5th inst., by the Re?. For Inflamntory diseases used in connection are o th^ instrument, $8.00 tion vilh the masters and mistresses, that, the rbursclny the 26th of September next, at 10 o? t!ie natural ibo.j. ar.d ptfarssr anr Jcfe* of-nn French, .Si00 enlally; and efficient, I will add, morally, as Air. Taylor. Mr. JASQW SWIFT, merchant, of with the '"Rheumatic Piaster" they wi!l be found j>H ijties, by ihe stomach and bowels. Three of Slaves are very contented and happy—'that o'clock A. M. C. H. Stewart of Detroit, snd greatly to aid in the removal of diseases for r La;in, 3,00 •ell as politically'.' Dexter, and Miss ANN S. eldest daughter of 0-vHb pri,p.j:hee nro rnw po«9ei*!*d'*b7 '"y other Drawing nnd PaihVnj. 5,00 they are 6e!dom abused, rarely nverU*k*d. Generat Win. Caafield ol Mount Clemens, air which the Plostor is abivc recommended, f.nu Pilia. Tnsae "Sugared Pilis" will cot>n.>rac! Doc*. P. Brig-hum, of this place. FW 'I now, though, I cannot hero state the •xpecu'd to address the meeting, arrangements particularly are they calculated for all derarnge- the repugnance felt at the .«:srht of other Pals, be- finely dressed, able to buy luxuries, some lru'nimjf the Pigeslivs ;md. Biliary Or.sjais, the Bonrd, inc'ii'f'ns: ti-^h'nfr, Hglit^, &c, $1,75 ea?ons of this conclusion, further than T mnv to this effect having been completed.—It is ex- rnuNe they ar-.- onted witfi ref.ioe f nasj-ir, nut ope- f>cr vreck if p«id in odfauce, or $V,W per week times have a glass of wine—they are ''the primary origin of a multitude of disesues. rak >m a aoviril CAthnnk, :n(l) ur,.'» th<- Stood. ave already indicaied fhern, reg .rd the Liber, pected that every Liberty man in the above zi>uu- Price—B5 cents and 50 cents a Box. ifpnid at the close of the quarter. very cocks of the walk," foe. &,c. So he In CKa^s of Worn.* >.h?;y Hr« soccsi«27lh uH., of consump- 16-ly •'Sigar Otxrtei Indian. Pills;" but en it is •vf Freedom. Our friends in FeutonviJlo kindly when it is nesday aftcnoon, at reading of the weekly com- eed. by which slavery, in this country, isio tion, JOSEPH S. CLARK, Jr.} in tbe55th year in the cornpnss of human possibilities, by th<> «id delighted with (he institution. Suppose the .jffergratuitous entartainnient to all. Certificates. positions. e overthrown; while I consider all oilier abo of his a^'O. <>f any medicine, >*e do beliere they wjll cure. Young ladies desirous of entering the school testimony of the Slaves should be heard, be WE CHAMBERLAIN, in aJroott every instance, the (oliowing corn- tion instrumentalities ps chiefly useful, in so Aug! 20; 1*43. ' 5 nnd pursuing the re.guiar eoiirsu ofsiiidy, would_ fore judgment is pronounced in favor of the In the village of Jackson, on the 3rd Scat., p'aints: (They are laid down in the directions do well to commence at the beginiug of tba aronly us ibey shall lend to establish a. right D. vv. c. LL:ACH, For twelvo yen re I have bona troubled v/ith a which accompany each box.) For Dyspepsia ami Mas. KKI.IA.N-CK POWKLL, wife of Joseph ) ypp master ? Some of them might tell a difleieiit J. C. GALLUP, rheumatic nfTectiuii in my back, eo that 1 hove Cosnvcnesj tjiey are ferfainly uneqaifed For sJem of political action: such a system, as tjiey are ferfainly unequaifed. 'ing purchased n healthy nnd commodioue story. Powell of Ann Arbor, nged S3 ypara. hardly ever been free from pain during tfio whole Fevers, Re-nirnnt, Jnter'niifarit. Fever nnr Committee of Ar»n$«menta building in a pleasant and c'onyerm.-nt part of the is the aim of that party to carry out. There time, »nd wiihin twelve hours after I had ap- Ague, Nervous-. Inflammatory or P«frid. ihest l*!. Aug. 84th. 1844. plied some of Wright's Rhe'i matin Plaster, 1 was vi!lf>ift-, no puins or expense shall be" Spared 10 )re. if I bave not.'joined the Liberty party,' I Pills are wonderful, P\,r Seroftftn, Scnriy, or a great Whig meeting in Spring- .perfectly eajy, and have had no pain since. any impnriiies.of the B! ,od: Cancer. Gri»*el, low faciluaie-the studies tHid refidcr the situation of tall certainly avail myself of the earliest op- Receipts for the- Signal of Liberty by GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF t the viiung InOies profitable and agrcenblo. field, Mass., Daniel Webster assaulted the STEPHEN CAKT, of Appetite; riick Head«t-ho; Jrifl:ir.in:<<'.f.ons ortunity of joining it. The perfect lint red Mail, from Aug. 23, to Sept. 4, 1844. MICHIGAN. Khpn;na;:i»:!i. boih acute ngji cbronie.; Bili^m Bsl^ngirig to the'school arc a Lrbraryofbc- Liberty party for the first time. The fnct that JACXSO* CO.. COLUMBIA, rweeo thr-ee and four hundred volumes, and Phi- ill) which it has cone to be regarded, as C. Clark, Si; D-. M. Bagl«y, Si: p. M. at The next nnnual meeting of the Gen- Aug. 2i, Id41. complaints; Paina in rise Bend, Siie. Sioma-t. the great gun was brought to bear upon it, B:ick; I>rop9y, Diajrlia?«, D*i*er»<» v »,T1 C"lic bicaj Apparatus, Eleqtncal Machiiu', Globes, Eifon Rapids, Si; H. J. Cushman, $4; A. Thi« may certify thnt i have u&cd VV tight'e /ell by pro-slavery religionists as by pro- eral Association of Michigan will be held hhh ot tho Heart, Whooping Cough .^c Scientific lectures nrc delivered before 1I10 demonstrates its growing importancs. Web- Pills in my family in violent attacks of chi.il en:' school at proper intervnls. avery politicians, who equally nffect to be VV. Davis, !65; J. Sowle, 5g2; T. P. Cady, Ve.ik Nerves. Paraly«:fl, Hypocondiiacs; Tew- ster only repeats the old worn-out story of in the Villnge of Marshall, Calhoun billious fever, and have found them to be the The Miaaes Clnrk will enttenvor. not only to' orrificd at its having mode nnli-slavery 'a beet Pill* thRt I ever osed. arid would recom- s. F.pilepsy, f Jys'eric^. Lownes^ of Spirfta 'responsibility,1' Sic. He "pronounced," a^ County, commencing on Tuesday, the promote the intolleetu?! culture of their pupils, 4 mend every family to kerp them on band; Vortp.s: Obcitrttcitvsa, -nd other con-.pla.tira to olitical matter, ' tells me plainly enough, <nb:ff nd Moral Powers utmost cowrldcnO'?; in short, they only need try- position, all of whose influence, bearings and f Liberty. If is from a Vermont paper und free from CLAY, there wifl be a MOTHERS!!—MO THE US!!-/ —Ivmc'e £jftni*ikjf(8 of Criticism—Woyland'a NOTICE. ing to recommend thentselve^. liu;-,! Scieftce—iN'ewnirin's Rhetoric—Hedfie'a results, tend directly to that end. I question STATE LIBERTY CONVENTION, To TOP thmm^i.ciue iaof GRrJAT VALUE. ppljes to that State: Jackson Congregationst-Assocbtion stands ad- REV: R ft. SCOTT. M. D. jOgif—P.'dey'slNanii.'tl TVieology and Evidence* not the motive of any man who costs such a Tou will eaf^m it aa ihou?2nci(j now do. in Now" held at the Court House in Ann Arbor, on LORAITT Co., QRK»S, M»y 16. f Chriatittnily—Comstock'a Chemistry and vote, but hia act is just what I pronounced it 'If wo may 'y.tdue of the incrense of the journed to meet nt Dexter, on the third Tue»day This oiay certify that 1 have used Wright's York, ror its !i;.vinic anatcfaed, an it were,- from Wednesday, the 9th day of October, commen- Natural Piiilosophy—Chmtfe'i Physiology—Mrs.; to be, and if annexation does take place, he /iberty Party, by tlie number that attend, and of Sept. next, at 1 o'clock P M. Poor Man's Piiis in tny practice, arid find th the crave, their snfieriftg children; Dr Smith's "SUGAR COATLD JILLS' l,a, displayed iincf.ln's Botimy—Fnton'a Manual of ilotany- is answerable for it to his conscience and his le intercut inanifes'ed ut the County Conven- cing et 1C o'clock A. M. LfH fill men, and The Conference in connection wilh the A.oso to b« one of, if not "utiroiy, the besi pills nowii e Jurritt'a Geography of the Honv^ns—First, Sec country." (Loud cheers) uec; and .would rocooiuiend every faniily ii iheir grent powers as much, if not more, in the entions, it will not merely double its vote at all women in the State who Think more of the <;i»tiori will meet ihe Wednesday following at 10 rtos of WOH>!y. thPn any >nd «nd Third fJooks of History—Mrs. Wif le next election, hut be throe or four times ktifp them on hand, especially ihoso who live mrd> Kepnblic of Aliiifka—Fhelps' Legal Clas- Now we agree with Daniel, that he who of 3.000,000 of their fpllow being?, o'clock A. M. A full attendance is request- near low, marshy land, or mid ponds, or in uo ott-er d:sesi--e. They are in their ffchp.rmon n s large as it was last year." 8tcs— Plcyiiiir'a Kuc'id. and Davie's Algi'bra and Totes for Polk gives a vote for' annexation ; ed. unhealthy climate. de;uily enesny io these ilecestabie vern'm. VV? thun of the comparatively trtjlng difference cull upon mothers, ond all whs have ihe. care of Ambioe'ic—Parker's Natural Philosophy. JOSHUA BASCOMB. M. D. but is not the fame true of a vote for Mr. in the'iseues bef.ween the pro-Slavery parties, GEORGE BARNUM. Scrib*. eliildreR, to examine ibe- me»ts ol this great The Misses Cl;e -tbe certificate 0! ee for Congre.-s in tho third District, appears be sure to manifest it, if popsib'e,'by th< ir »f the above tnentiDned jncdicine, we do not h«-i Jscob O.rlock, i.oq., one of our m.)*i wonliy York, nnd are furnished with testijnontats from pronounces it "unwise to refuse" this "per- o have a very good opinion of himself. In presence on the occasion. It will doubtless itnte to sny ths't we are nm nfruid to liave its vir citizens.] Children will take theui, end the hap- Rt. Rev. Benjuiiiin Gnderdonk. D. D . and John- 1 O*The Messrs COMS^OCK & CO'S.tues tested by the side of any other of the kin TV!. Griscon, M. I)., of New Yrrk, Rev. J L. manent acquisition * on account of Shivery ? lo R py effects will s-.iun be realized. late speech, according report in the ?rec be much the largest Liberty Convention over Medicines ire getting to b3 the meet popular <>. ;hot ever has b».>en offered to an American pnb Blake, of Brooklyn, end Mrs. Enirnn Willard, of fiven Daniel's mighty intellect cannot show 'res«, a.'ier charging- filr. Bimey with politi- held in thie State, as we ere informed there the age; and we kn>w a Rre-n many families? lie. ruid-we will let i' stand upon its own merits CERTIFICATES. Troy. N. Y. ; also, reference is made, by per- an essential difference between the two can- who, fcPowing the suirirrstionji in their pamph- For saic at M^sley's Bookstore. Ann Axbo mission, to the following-g^nilemen : Rt. Rev. •al dishonesty, 'he declared lhat lie (Wiener) will be a large turn out from many coun- We are not in -wnnt <>f ce: irficates of n his' lets, nny out nntv for Medicines, shillings, whore By Keliogg A; firotfif-rs, Whiie Pigeon. S. A. McC'oskry. D. £>.. Hubert Rumscj nnd didates, where none exists. tiee. before they pair! iloILtra. nnd physician's fee be- cliarncter, coming from the most respectab; was as good an Abolitionist, and as smart, n It. Wi!liai.:i, Jr., & Co., Siurges Prairie. L. B. Misner. Es»qrsv Detroit; Rev. Isaac S. sides They do not Jjfl r>n the bumbug principle nun BR Jarnes G. Biniey, and dared ihe Third Two thousand true Liberty.-men and women Siirxion G:;gc(, Qaincy, Branch councy. Ketchain, Ornreviile ; Rev. J. .Hudson, White last State Journal contains the of "one disease, one cure:" but linve different A. K. Hall, ^jLVoni a Nepliew of tho late Judgre Thompson.' Pigeon , Rev. J. P. Cleveland, and Geo. Kcich- Congressional District of the Stale cf Jiftrh- thus assembled, would of" itself make 500 or nielicines expressly prepared- for different com- names of 24 persons of this county who call W. A. Cl;e«, Jamestown, Ind. Nt.n Yor.R, ?,iay 15, 164V. um, Marshall f Hon. Win! ft. Deland. Jntkson; gan to tdl him to the contrary. Here a 1.000 Liberty voters more in Michigan. plaitrc. nnH under The eye ef a rr-gulir pliysicion. Elisha Steer, Angola, " Dr. SMITH'S 'ItsproreJ iwinn Vegetttble'Pills Poul B. Ring. Michigan Ccniro; E. H. Wition, fhemaelves "members of the Liberty party," j They have ail been in tiee many years, and have rmirmer arose in the congregation, in th A number of nou>d sp» akern, full of fhe Chester Moss. Aibion, Michigan. have pioven i v«/ual)le to i^.vsf-li" ? id family, it -Adrian; Daniel Hix3on, Clinton: Gnrdine, who announce their determination to vote for alwiys proved-beneficia!: and the only plnce to A. P. IVinrtn & R. Sibley, j^arsh»}l, Mich. ihe fu.-e af violent JIKAD/OHK, pain in the sid Wheeler. M. D.. Howell: Rev. F. H. Curninp, Didst ofwhich Mr. Wiener took his neat." sou 1-insp ring spirit of Liberty will be there. ^et'hern genniti? in Ann Arhor.is at Mnynord'a. und swmnch For ehildu-i', no bcuor,medicin Grand Rapids; ReyaBi CdKi^zer. Rev. A. M. &r. Clay for the purpose of keeping out Tex- A. CsPender. *"' « Our wiM! known Ann Arbor friends assure us, E. PacfcsV^ Battle Creek, « can ba proit. Mead. Eao,,, Farnn'ngton. such is the spirit among some of our esteem- i'aricular attention will be given to collect- Tiie following gentlemen, Rcr H. Colclnzer' 0°r is full;' and we must defer further not'ee ing. Geo. P. Wright 4k. Co.. aolfl proprietors for [From che-MjcTxon ofihe U. S NAVAI HOSPI- paper of this week was delayed ed Liberty ladies in many towns, thit they the United Stutc-p, nnd Upper and Lower Crnadn. Rev. O. C. Comstock, Rev. A. M. Fitch. Rev. cf the signers and their reasons till next ROLEKTP. SINCLAIR, EDWAHD R. CHASE* r Mr- Curtics, Professors Whiting and Williams, one day by thn sickness o!" the compositars. are geifing up LIBERTY BANXERS for lU* Ail orde 9 ;md business letters for tbe. present; Accustomed as I ?.m to administer to the sick week- March 20. 1844. 48-1 v. may be directed to G.^o. P. Wright, Columbi, J of the University of Michigan-, nnd F. Sawyer, noble BIRNEY nnd MORRIS, to present to f c-jn appreciate r- v.-iluabic rnc io;ne. If there b. P. O.. Jackson Co.. MrcK a medicine adapted ro tiie nameroi>e ai'ai Jr.. Inte Superintendent of Public Instruction,' ANN ARB'!R. f-'epr. 7, 1044- the LIBERTY MEN for th^e public occa- It is for sale slso i-t iVToaroe, Mt. Clemens, iiKinkiqd, ic if Dr. S'SHIH'S fSn^ar Pills. J b ;v Ijjave consented to act as a visiting coinmitiee of PROGRESS. &n school to be present when the weekly studies Wheat hns advanced a htilp, buyers ofFor- sions—for the cause of "suffering humanity. Ut;ca, Pontiacr,'»nri by Do56ia A Wright, JeWet- Msed ;1K?!0 and aeon ttfsrn IK-EJ With the most ass son. Aden's ior the Ssia'e of Michigan. are reviewed; but especially to attend during tho A correspondent from Harrisohville, nrr from 58 to 60cen*s. SMUT MACHINE.. tanishifig resuiis. in trevernl instatices wilhirj w, S. B. TREADWELL, 'Ki-r^ints. Carrol Co, O.. J,:n. 25. 1841. kIg restonii2 tJw pat.ent from extren semi-nnr.i.-ai essiminationa. HE Subscnbe/5 tcAns this niei-Jn/d oi inform- September 4, 1843. 9tf PP.. in forms the Emancipator, Aug. 17: L. WILCUX, ing all such as arc engaged in ihe Milling Te» yeurs since, I WQ8 lakea with theScrofu- and sufieriog to e;:ength and health.— T h, so ;bat I lind no relief d.iy or.jiigfit, vr lii:r>" "Our prospects are Iruly encouraging J. &I. OJMOND, '•ueinees in ihe State of Michigan, t)iat they are For ladies during prc2n«jicy, (hesc pills ar« ;. now manufnc'iiring in >nn Ar&6¥, Waabtenaw being niuch swelicr! and covered w/:h Uicees, mv i-jcertign bat'm. I recommend them to ftll as. HELP MEA10NG IN THE in Western Pennsylvania. Mercer coun- A. L. PORTER, CCounfy , MichiganMh , y B. W.-^kcr'W^ks ' breaf-t and back in grSat pain, nnd nervee much VfliusbJe FAMlt.7 MSVICUCZ. shsHrj-ed. I applied to different Physiciaits, ali ty" will poll one thousand votes this fall. The Mcliiy Apples.—Thr Muiiisonmn sny-: N. M. TtiOMAS, SARAH A. GOULD. Fatcsst of whom ?«fd t! e»-e was no help for me, arid r«ii Matron of the. U. S. Naval Capita). WOJRJLP.' 'The Miilny Apu.'e. HII E;st iin!i;in frnit, i1- iS^ate Conlral pc^tatfiitter o)' Liberty Party. .tic Smut the reine:Iic-»4 triec' proved unavailing nntii 1 We meet in Butler on the 5th of Septem- liich u.i.:y wouiii recounfuiiiu Broo!;'yn. June lUth, 1844. Help those who strive to help themselves low raided at Vick^bnrgh, Mit-sleippi. Rs of/ ot wheat as well or better than any oilier made use- ot Wright's Anti Inflatn. and EHg>um. ber, to form a county ticket. The Lib machine. This machine is a horizontal machine Plaster, which reduced the lnilnumaon. hea'ec: ['From the Deputy Sheriff of New Torfr.J by Honest Industry. scientific nnriie is E'j^enjari lanibos h. In Uie p , Dr. ftoarrsji ''Sugared Indiitn Vegetable Pills' i]vy. it combines the nnd r-lieved the piin. I would recommend i: have been used in rbo-EJdrigde-St. Debtors' Pri- The continiiaiion ol "fl.-.rd Timea" urges tho eleven; will be about three hundred nex The fruMjcIs of Liberty of the Courses of ienting-j scouring) and blowing principles, dis to ell similarly piHictrd. t>nd aqi sure they will son with uncommon satisfaction! J hare neve subscriber to cry out for help, and to inform all the free groans to a hei^lh of thirty feet: at 1 November.' Wherever Liberty princi Monroe, Lena wee and Hilledale, comprising cfii'rging die dust •ttid ainat asi fast ;:s separate! iio s-iti3fl«.i after giving it « fair rial. beard' a iinedicfiie spoken of with more intsres those who are desirous to Economize, thut he has Vicksburg it is only five fee? in hejg'Jith. The from the wheat. %h\a r/uicliini? 13 perfectly sc- t;y the eick who have takrn ihese opened a Now ajid S' cond Hand the Secoiifl Sm^toriul District, are lequesteri CATrJAJilNE ALLENSWORTH. riles are well presented, they lake deep npplos are about the size of a i-ni \\l pencil, ciro fio-ii fire, and run* iruicli lighter than any JAB. J. to send delegates (o Adrian, in the Connty > Iter m.Tc.'inie in uae< For farther information, THOMTSON. Gesusa Co , Ohio. ? Deputy SheritT. "CIoiMifig Cstablislusaent,- foot. The proslavery parties here are wilh a similar color, fragrant smell, and IJUV* April 20, 1843. ' \ On Woodward Avenue, i:i-.xt door tp Hvdc A of Lennwef. a', the Court House, on Wednes- seS lirge bills. Shop in Lower Town. Pn'cte (} trite down. Thespell is broke; the day i the tacte of a very sweet common apple, witf> to agree with the times. All orders for Ma- I crtify tfnt my little hoy put his nrms iirc> [AN EXTRAORDINARY CL7i£.J Wilder'* Scale Factor/, between A'ttvaier and billing water, neurfy (6 the elbo*. so th"t when 1 day, the EIGHTEENTH d»y of September chines will be pn>:r,p:ly aftericlpd 'ft. T hnve to recbrd nn iosta ncejof unpofiflteldd stif VVoodbridge streets, where he will sell clothing dun?, just as sure as another campaign one seed in the centre, of the size and color ppy the diess wa< taken off U'e skin came wi;h it; a tittle GkeajMT than iht Cheapest for Cash.~ mst.. at one o'clock P. M. to nominate a AddressAdd . J£J£. O. & AA .CRITT ferintf, which must have termm-fted- my exist <5bfr»es. There were but two voters in of a cheslnut." niter applying several remedies to no purpo&n— tence. h;ui not Dr. SMITH'S "'Sugared Jridmr fie will also continue to cany on the Senator to represent watd district in our State Ann Aibor. Washtenaw Co.. Mich. 'he »nn becoming much swollen and the child J'liy 8,1844. l)6iu : Vea?tab!o I'ills"' come to my rescue. In ihe fill TAIL0R1N8 AND CLOTHES CLEANING' this township in 1840. In one schoo Very Gooil —The following re'soTuJion' wa> L'jgittltiUire. in grfi.-it pain. I applied 'VVngtu's Ar.ti Inflam- of 1 hi4.1, I liad a Fcrcrfnlous niFectior, which'nfarlj •r;atory'and Rheumatic Plaster," and within two BUSINESS. district of forty-four voters, there' are passed ontheI2th of June at Jackson, filich- THOMAS TABOR, THRESHING covered my body wjlfiflores. Hmr rendered me un bo«r» he w«* perfectly Ciiny, and wcrit to slf-ep. fit for life. Ir> the course of two rnoritfm I" WH AH persons desirous of having grease, paint, twenty-three Birney men, and so of some Chnirrnnn of Committee. After (9 or throe doys F teraoVed^the plaster, .nnd attucked with ES. spplied another, and when thni was removed tbe lence. I ti ok tiTnny prescnprlona,- but r.x'tuni would do well to Cfll! on him; as his mode of others."' rr\HX SubecribB inn was henlwl, except a place the S-AO ofaehil- cleaning is by a process of steam, he warrants to friends to keep their necks out of the hprrtblf rs are - now manufacturing relief. Mv swiffenng was grest. Xtlw. GbnK X HORSE PPOWERO S _'injury would rercmnieiid all to' keep it on hand in ens'; to the cloth in form or durability. Collars and You know that the Whig party canno Dem. principles and paramount claims of the Liberty durable manner. The power is a four horse in ferfie daa&fafew d&ja. when i);o fever artff< power, but is also a first rate potver for two hor- of accidents-/ p«in ;ibn:ed. I coctina&d these pi'.'a in smalt Bre.-iota of coots warranted to be kept .in perfect succeed in this State. Why then throw l 1 purty at the following times and places : shape. Any kind of clothing altered und repaired T wish Mr. C!av, Faid one of our timid ses when wanted for that p'urpbfte". l,t is entire- . E s^Sj fffaout ri?e v/foks, wheu my /ever ;ind s? dway your vote?. If your vote is cast fo !y unlike any that have ever bt'en offered to the NEAVO'US KS a-c grea|Ij henefit- .'u!i were inned, my Mood coinpietf1;!? purified in the neatest styled and on ier;rs to correspond Whigs fo'ns yesterday,'would not write any At Lyndon, Sept. SO, at 6 P. Mi' Polk it will tell for slavery; if for Birney public in tlii* Staie or elsewhere; and is believ- tsd by ihe use of these ii'^:— as "•ferVous Head andttny general hefl'.fi i!::pN>v»;i. I'am certai with ihe reduced prices in other business. 1 He respectfully re^ur-na his sincere thanks to more letters on Texas. Only look at it—lie Sylvan, Oc't. I, »t u ed to possess important advantaiies'overany oihcr he, Tic Do!oro;i,x, t. Vftupp Dnncf. &C [ owe my life. un#er Provirfonce, to the ugd o Against slavery; if for Clay, it will tel the cirrena of Detroit, and the public in peneral Sharon, " at it power. It will work casier; (that ir, wilh lei? tiicif tendency being to sootho the irritability ol" for nothing.—Bangor Gazette. half in favor of annexation; he says FO 2, these pills. E. M. I'A HK. New York. for their very liberal patronage Hint he has here- streng-h o) power) than other powers; i« iflfofe ;he syatem. atlaq pain, and indufce cjtiict and re- in his Tuscaloosa leiteir".—Cincinnatti Ga- Manchester," 3, fit u TFrom M. Turner, Esq., late of tbe U. S lofore received, and hopes that by a constant cx- compact arid convenient to move ; occupying pose. Thoso arfiictfri with Coughs. Cold>. In- The same thing is true in this State.- eriiuT and strict attention to business, to merit zette. Bridg-water, ff 4; at. (( only three fort by Bcvef)!. nnd can be loaded into thicn^a. Ac, will find relief from the ns» of:hear pnd continue to receive a shure of public patron- ILet our Whig friends think of it. They >i common wagon box with the thresher and ;n!!s. Exposure to coM-closes-i-ho porr.«l of tho Severn! years v?*:rb n weafr The editor then proceed^! to show how Freedom,' " 5, ii (• nge to help him along in the WORLD, cannot secure the vote of New Hamp drawn by one pair of hoi see. Economy, strength the'ekin, checks perepir-itioo, fetarda the circi ns»i in th& breast, cpstiyenese r.rtd a dfOicuHf c L'>di, » at (1 : shire for Clayj- but they can take this"op unreasonable this suspicion^ It woTnl do, 7, of ma'eriai. and durability, are united' in theb'.tion, and produces various infiMininntory me- bre«tbjn"g. I wasliicly more than e-?er irotAled WM. LAMBERT. oe8 any one'prrcetve a c\ iiich it can beFeafhers & Paper ISai&g Rtfft-a to Hon. Sil.-.s Wrishr. U. S. Senate. Cams Lawyers, Doctors. Far triers and Mtrthanl* flie Whigs, while they sustain Mr. Clay V - e hn]v c?.\nv ) Gloved from bnepfico to nnoiher rendors jtvetj HE subscriber will kffpp a supply PERFECT CUBS. OF WORMS. to». ftnoW there is no hope of his carrying II The President of one of the Boston Clay •'inv.;iiient M seveml joint owncr.«. Whenever Feathers constantlly on hhandd . AAlao nn n.«- Our liti!e jfirl, 6 ye;t:e old, hia suffered .?!! thr Come bnn;r yvr old garments and have, t'icm' TSort of Paper Hangings. Borders. Fire-board Pa- vuuic new. J!mI3 linois. They then throw away thei Clubs was ono of the Iwo 'gentlemen of prop- Mass ILIfecrSy .Convention ! n p iwer is w/mted lor two a thresher of Hi Bd worst RtacPS of worms; nr.d we hnve, never founc p "W. A. RAYMOND. vote! It will not tell against'tfie annexa l pers, &c. •in effectual CHIP, until we odn ins'ernd Doci erty and standing' who; in the great mob of IN OAKLAND COUNTY. ?'Jttabled. publican Pflrty of '7G, HI Oak- jointly, 'nt less cost to encli thnn thf. expense of JEROME M. TREADWELL, im"' nnd w.<5 rifjrr-r wiineeeod such a change in MONG the niost valuable quuhtips of t Ti 19 they wilf hear a testimony against sla job thveshinc 'or one yciir. The establishment su sborf n time. T!;e pills bfou.rrht aw^ay n ninss . iiierlicine. is its resiorivg inflvence upon land County, on Thursday, the TWELFTH ATTORNEY AND 00i;NSEM,0R AT JLANt. A very.—Chicago Citizen. Lowell issnid to be the grentest marryina is ?i miles WPS' from And ArboV, on the Rail of worm?, PIVI ehe at once improvfeu. She i conslituttonp irr.pnircid and injured by previous d'iy of September next, nt 2 o'clock, P. M. And General Land Agent, nnw in joyous h°nith. We have also found th attack* ot billions fever, or fever and ague; or j Road, on the Huron. The same is true in Michigan. Th place in th^ country. Th' re are thousands ot All tlie friends and enemies'of Universal Lib- S. W. FOSTER & CO. TT7ILL nttcnrl to tiis siic nod rXt-hnpgc of ercrit'is' h'fincfif from tlieir use. f>y n Ions residence in those climates which pro- factor}' girls pining there, wiih small fortune* Scio. June £7,1844. 9tf ? V I/uuis, pnvmenf of Tr-xes, and re'demp JACOB CARLOCK, KStnpIe 8t.,N. T. duce tbern. There are-many constitutions' which Whigs have no prospect whatever ofgiv erty and Equal Rights, are respectfully invi- become graduaJJy underminfd by a miasrinal in-' for husbands. There were 354 unions among •ion of Lands sold for Tnxcs in «rh.<*on nnrl n^i- ing the electoral vote of this State to Mr ted to attend. Our eloquent and failhfuj joining counries. e^nrninntion of Titles, Convey- Wo have many certificates of cures in cage 0 fluence. withoui even n day's actual confinement. WORIUS. Clay. Consequently their votes for hi thorn during the-year ending April 30. friend, CHAKLKS II. STKTVA:;T, of Detroit, l>ns ANTl-INFLAMMA'i'ORY AND RHEU- ancing. nnd nil business pBrtaining to Real Es !;i ?uch cn?es, the Choiagogue acts like a chnrnr' tate. Ollice in thf? Court House. —the sallow complt.xion, loss of appetite, lan- consented to address the meeting. Other MATIC PLASTER, [From a ladr well knewn in New T all be thrown away. They will no The' Missouri Reporter states that there AN.efficient remedy for Rheumatism, Fever Jacksoti. Mirl-.i':nn. 17-tf. guor, weariness nnd depression of spirits, with j prominent friends of our ennse are expected. I Jinve been trouWeil for years with o'her unpleasant symptoms which render life » count one particle towards his election.- - were fifty deaths in St. Louis, during the Sores'. Whiro Sweliings, Felons. Pain or .and pain in :he head, attended with depression weakness in the Back. Hrenst. Side or Limbs. burden, nP yield to this ren-ec'y when f.-n'fhfullj' Thtere" will he an opportunity for a discus- dimhe*8ofei^fit. && . whfrh hnvo b^jfn entire!' (Jsi-d according to tho directions of theacrompa- VVere every Whig vote irrthe State to b week ending July 22d. Of these, thirty-fivo !';irn"5. Bru"isep>- Cramps. Chilblniris, Liver nnd ANTED —The following Seeds, to be rJc- sion of oYtr principles in the evening, if any 1 ohfed by \j.-. SMITH'H "Sngnred Indian Vr-cpi;) riyirtfit pamphlet. It is entirely a vegetable pi<;> • given, for Birney and Liberty, it woul were children under five years of age. Ijiin^ afTfctions; fudoTout Tumor^i SpTnal nffec- W livr-r<--l 'x-fore the 1st Ocrohor next, for ble Pilld." I prize this medjcuie nhoyffftil others Whig or Democrat plonses to enler the lis-s. sii. InrljEimetl Cyos, AVC. &-. It is unf.ispafisoc' uratinn, and maybe taken w>th perfect safety un»" whir.ri n 'iir piice will be paid in Fruit Trees, SARAH DOi:GL*.Sf?, riot diminish Mr. Clay's chances in th ail Infliirijinator)' (lisenses. hither Chronic or der all circumpttinces of the system. A manufacturer of woden combs nt New Our ?ntfcrprizinrr citizen R". T. MRRKILL, ^'.-rai'ljery or ^-IOHS: 'Concr oi Lu.Ilow and Wa!ker-St. •\cnte. nsit operates by emm!c*acting nm\ redid- 5'> lbs. Cur umber Seeds, For sale by least. Then why vote for the Slave Haven, Conn., if is stated, has now on hand has liberally grunted the use of Mechanic's ZG W.'S. & J. W. MAYNARD. v<£ lnflavnatton3 allaying Pain, Sweating th^ do J\I;t$k ond Watermelon do For 5>nle by G. &, J. G. Hi!!. Detroit; Thoa holder? orders For no less than fourteen millions four FInll, a large nnd commodious building, for parts affected, nnd by its stron^'hening nnd Arto (50 do Reex»er, and 'th'ron^hout the United .c-i^tes.— Price °5 cr>n's per T?''X.—For further particu- 6 1msh ATTORNEY AMD COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND: rect its statement, that Robert Edmunds hu Benevolent—To work a slave from the ibw In behaif of the friends of Liberty j;i Bir- lars, see circulating Pan-.phlet.) For 8-'lo nt 3 do F,.nly M.;rr >w at do O''ic<' (•• •. Med exeliii'tvely to ihcso Pills, 179 ^1 isi.'ley's Bookstore, Ann' Arbor, and J. T. 0 do JLiirgo do Gre8nwich-.St-, New York. SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, been a candidate of the Liberty party Co he can toddle, till he is fifty years oh), andmingham, ELIJAH S. FISH. 1 Stocking, travelling agent for Michigan. S. B. NOBL1 :. CAUTION.—Beware of imitations. JEFFERSON AVENUE DRIUOIT. 1 then send bun out as- a missionary to Liberia! Senator. Such is not the fact. Birmingham, August 81at, 1844. 16l Ann Arbor, Atig. 19, 1S44. ]7-6w. 20-1 y 4!)-If. THE SIGNAL OF LIBERTY 77 PETERS' PILLS. "TO THE SPOILS" ATTENTION SMITH'S TRUTH HAS PREVAILED. A LTIJOUGfJ many ETERS' Vegeuible Pills have now been tei of Util' received at uie Uuiieml jjepoi, «or the P years before the public. During thai perioi been sale of Cloihiers Stock, Machinery, Dye they have obtained a -celcbriiy unparalleled in th and o SniffsJ , &c. &c, iN'o. I3U. Jefforson Avenue, history of the most p/Opular medicim s which havt Detroit, the following large, well assorted, and preceded them or have followed in their track.— •arefully selected stock, viz: AT THE CASH STORE OF The happy combination oi vegetable ingredient 100 bbls. St. Domingo Logwood, Cut, to which these pills, owe iheir efficacy, is the re •'COUGH LOZENGES ; 5 Tons * " ja Slick, suit ofyears of earnest study and experiment, di cure the most obsiinate costs of Cov 150 bbls. Cuba Fustic, Cut, reeled by long previous experience in the prop hours. They hnve cured n laree mi ; niikl. salutary and unudriri in us elU'cis ii|»on ilie wholesys cm. ertiesuf medical substances, the pathology of d 5 Tons " ' in Stick, sons who have been given up by (})e 60 bbls. Nic. Wood. Chipped, Me would say that he has now spent ^0 years in research and investigation, directed to the Pa ease, the nature and modus openmdi o( the va- rious fluids which minister to the support an and friends, and many who have b«,n , 50 " Lima Wood, " tho!i^y ol disease, and ihe paipcrnns of medicinal substances, and their adaptation to the remuva: lo .he verge of .he grave by spi , " 30 «• Red Wood, •• of the maladies to which hVsh is heir. As tho result of these Inbpis, lie is now able to give to the Jlmi Arbor, Lower Village, sustenance of the human body, and orgaiuzaiio Consumption and Hectic F • " b]°°d 12) {* Ground Camwood, public a combination of medicinal vegetable substances which is as near perfection, as c.ire.ul by which those fluids are prepared, modified an distiibiiicd. The triumph of' skill, and patien have had the rose of health ,<. 10 " Quercitron Burk, Htu.iy nnd close investigation, -lots ai.d experimants, can bring it. He would say to iiiysicians. gurd chpek. and now live io 5J0 lbs. Nutgalls, .is well as othe;e. try ibis pill; it will not deceive you. experiment has been complete. Throughout th eucii length and breadth o( our land, in British Amer praises of this invaluable medicine TV 10 Cases Extract of Logwood, h ie peculiarly adapted to ihe removal and prevention of ihe following diseases: Bilious, Inter- FUST received at the above establishment, a complete assortment o man s "'• 300 lbs. Lnc Dye, miuani. and lie.-niitnnl 1'evcrn; Fever and Agne, Corgh. Liver Complaints, Sick lieadach, ica and the . West. Indies, and on the coniinen of Europe, the c;iraiive vir'.ues of Peter's Vege 2 Ceroons Spanish Indigo, 1 ' Colic, Acidity of tile "WORM L0ZE1SGES" 300 lbs. Sumac Sicily, table Pills, are gratefully acknowledged. Tne have been proved in more " ! may be called THE medicine PAR KXCKI.I.ENCK, O S Casks Madder, the Southern States. Their consumption soutr be infallible, in fact, the o..., ,CIUlin 3 Casks Blue Vitriol, of the Potomac, is enormous, aiid continually on Btroying medicine ever discovered >ldTcn 5 Casks Alum, Groceries, Crock* ry, $hs If Hjirdware, Boots and Shoes, Tuscan and Shaw ihe increase. No other pill "goes down" there w.ll eat them when they ennno. before S 2 Barrels Red Tartar. 111eir money refunded. , y, , any oiher medicine, and th B FJ & & ll f hih ill b 'd h h however sugared over with hired puffs and hom 3 Barrels Cream Tartar, Bonnets, FJowers, &c &c, all of which will be so'd as cheap as they can manufactured certificates. the administration of mew,,,,, 3 Cnrboya Aqua Fortis, form is great beyond conception 5 •' Oil Vitriol, be boi.gl.t at any oihn-siore in Michigan. The above Goons were select- Peters' Vegetable Pills may be termed a uni- never been k^own to fail. Dr. Sherman7- 3 " Muriatic Acid, TESTIMONIALS ed uiih great care, and we (eel assured that we can convince purchasers of versa i medicine, for there is scarcely any de "CAMPHOR LOZENGES" 600 lbs. Vinligris, raogement or obstruction of the organs ant (he truih of ivhat we say. The highest price will be pud for Wool. We functions of the human machine which they wil relieve Hendache, IVervou? Sick-head'iir),» {*) " Block Tin, IN FAVOR OF P-t.t,on of the Heart, and .ickJeS f J Teasels, Twine, Copper Kettles, all sizes, will also receive all kinds of produce in exchange for Goods m makes its appearance. The conques E utin.is; confidence off«r them to purchasers as the TESTIMONIAL OF DR. TELLKR. tered Hie. Mercantile bu^ir ess, and is now opening a general and splendid f the complaint will then be easy and immedi- best and most rompl'.tc slockin the country; aod MAMLLOX, Ohio, May 1st, 1844. assortment of ate. In billious disorders, remittant or intermii- BZTRACTGR as it is his fixed determination (by the low rates DR. SMITH—Sir,—I (eke much pleasure in bearing testimony to the efficacy of your tiint fever, dispepsia, dysentery, cholera, cholic, cures liken charm all at which he will sell) to orevent the necessity of liarheca, dropsy, sour or fceted eructations, en- Pills iij removing bile from" the «teinac!i, deterging the Liver, und In all complaints emana- urcerhent of the spleen, sick headache, all com- our Clothiers and ManuHvurerg leaving the ting from that source. J- V? C. TELLEH, M. D. State to make their purchases, he would niereU plaints growing out of imperfector too rapid di- say to the trade, CALL, examine the goods and TESTIMONIAL OF. F. L. WELLS. gestion, torporof the bowels', female obstructions, ascertain prices before you say you can buy WATKUKOO, Mich., March 10, 1844. habitual costiveness, and aH other diseases in and Co.. o/ New cheaper any irkerc else. To DR. SMITH—Sir,—For uparda of six manths I was cruelly afflicted with Fever nnd GROCERIES, CROCKERY, SHELx? HARDWARE bich a purffntive medicine is proper, Peters' He is also prepared to contract for CARDING Ague, arid during thut tune could find nothing ihut srave me permanent relief; at length how- Vegetable Pills will be found unrivalled in the MACHINES made in this State or E.nat. ever your University Pdls were lecimmetided to me. by one of me best Physicians in these NAILS, &C.- &C. speed, certainty and gentleness of their opera- PIERRE TELLER, p«rtfe; and I am happy in being able to say, that from the use of one box I was permanently ton. Sign of the Golden Mortar, cured of my ague; since then a number of my family have been as signally beuch'tu-d. all of which will he offcrred to the public as cheap as the cheapest, for It is asked upon what principle these extraor- 139, Jefferson Avenue, dinary effects are produred? We reply that Pe- Yours, Rpppecift'i ly, F. L. WELLS. Cash or Barter. Wool and most kinds of cd by any mh ,,,, vl ,liv f!7-tf.;i Detroit. ers Vegetable Pill acts as » purifier of the ! refunded in any case if ii do.ee not pies TESJiMOMAL OF DANIEL G00DN0W. llood, by purifying the chyle and other fluids of MONROE, Mich., June 1, 1844. T To place it wiihin reach of nil, tht pu'c which blood is composed. Chyle is a been reduced more than foui DRY GOODS, I hereby certify that Dr. Wm. M. Smith hos been my Family Physician ''or four years nilky fluid deposited by the digestive matter on last pact; that lie IIHS nswl Ins University Pills in his practice in my family with unparal sold for 25cenis, the former p..„„ .v,,,^,,^eJt _ DHY CmOC, he coals of the intestines: and which when Jibitant. The 50 cent size nowiconmiifs four leled success; end 1 think them preferable to nnv pill for bilious affection in the world. will be (aken in exchange for Goods. combined with the billiary secretion, is eonvey- Feathers, Paper Hangings, J iimes as much as ihe tomier, nnd the $1 size PANIEL GOODNOW. Innkeeper, Mucomb-St. House. $$> Take no mini's word, but examine for yourselves at No. &, Huron Bfi! into the veins.an becomes the principle of near ten times as much. ife. This medicine acts directly upon thechylel BASKETS, &c. TESTIMONIAL OF D. S. PARSHALL. Block, Loner Vlliaize.. No family thnt has nny title to 'humanity, FUST, Mich., June 5, 1344. roin which it expels all acrid particles, and al. AY be found at the lowest cash prices, at Ann Arbor, Aiay 15, 1844. . 4-6in. ltimors detrimental to a healthy circulation. Ii fail to have CQNWEI'-'S Pmn Extrncior M RAYMOND'S CASU STORE, 148 Jefferson DR. SMITH—1 am happy to pive you my cordial approval of your University Pills. I cleanses the juices and fluids before the chemical always at hand, to save life, all scars, ami reduce Afrenue. Detroit. am able to keep off Fever and Ague, and Fevera to vvlncli all of us are subject in this West- nge takes place which fits them for ihe imme- all agony from nny burn in five minutes, provi- The undersigned has ju6t received a full clock ern Country, by i be limely use of your University Pills, Send un A pent this way as soon diate purposes of vitalny. Phis is beginning at ded they hnve seen it need, or will believe these of SPRING GOODS, of the most desirable as p i6fiole, for we are nil onx. Yours. &,c. D. S. PARSHALL. he beginning. To embue the streams of life ••'ho have used it. styles and patterns, suitable for oiiy cr country TESTIMONIAL OF MESSRS. NOBLE AND PIT I ELD. .vith health, it is necessary to purify them at COMSTOCK & CO., trade. We certify thnt we are and have been personally acquainted with Wm. M. Smith, M. heir sources. 21, Couriland Street. AMOSG WHICH Aits: I)., and know that he is a man of eminence in his profession—and that for four years he Such ia the radical mode in which this medi- dTP Be-sure, therefore, nnd ask foi COJ*M:L'S, French Lawns, filled the chair of Materia Medica and Pharmacy in the Willounrhby University of Lake cine performs its cures. Testimonials which as our plaie wiih Dnlley's. nnnie on it hflp deon Gingham Muslins, Erie, with honor to himself and satiffaction to the Trustees and Faeo?tv. as well as to the yould fill volumes (many of them from high itoien, and the spurious may appear wiih' ihot Muslin de Lames, Students of the above University. As for his Pilla, they are 'par excellence." cionulic authority) an; iis vouchers, and it is name on it. Know, therefore, that it cbmte di- Balzarinea, CHARLES NOBLE. teed in the practice of the first Physicians here ectly from Coinstock & Co.. or shun it. Balzarine Muslins, NEW BOOT, SHOE, AND LEATHER ind abroad. WM. S. & J. W. MAYNARD, Monroe, Mich., June 19, 1844. B. F. FVFIELD. 3C Agent for Ann Arl.or. Striped Swiss Muslins, TESTIMONIAL OF RfAL B. CHASE. For sale by F. J. B. Crane, W. S. A. J. W. Rich Calicoes, of all qualities, colors and pat- Maynard. J. H. Lund, Harris. Partridges Linen Checks, RIAL B. CHASE, Millwright. Dexlur; M. Jackson. Lcnni; Paul Raymond. ihem cheap for Cash. A- Shiawas6ee Town, Mich. Jmio lsf. 1344. Jackson; Brotherson & Kief, Manchester; D mong which ••may be foujxJ Plaid Swedes. Keys, Clinton; DS Raywood, Saline;'Sione. he tollovving: Fancy English Casaimeres, TESTIMONIAL OF MRS. ABIGAIL C. WRIGHT. Rnbfrock & Co., Yptilanii; Scatterarood &. Co. Broad Cloths, This may certify, that, three years no-o 1 was attacked with Liver Complaint so severely Plymouth; Pierre 'J eller and T. II. Eaton &- Co. Gold Finger Rings, and Bosom Pins Kentucky Jeans, &c. r that I could scarcely turn my .-elf in bed; I u^ed many specifics and remedies, such as ; Detroit? also in Adrian. Tecumseh. Brooklyn. Hearts and Crosses. Silver and Com- —ALSO— Brandreth'e, Rpsurrecthn, Oreu'tal, and other pills, but with little or no effect. One yent FEIJCH has removed his establ shment from the Upper to the Lower Pomiac, Chicago, and almost every when? else. mon Thimbles. Watch Chains and Blue Drills, ngo, my friend Hr. Smith called on me on his way to Boston, when be gave mo a box of Viilage,No. 4, liuton B:ock,whete he holds himself in icad'ne-s^ to 'dress Ann Arbor, Jan. 15 JS44. 27-ly Keys, f'cn:-il Canes'; also. Spoons, do Linens, his University Pills, which perfectly restored me, and my health has not nsrain suffered the '"widerslatidings" of every Man, Wo-nan, anfl Ci-ild who will give dim Sugar bows, Butler Knives, Fustians, Tooth and Hair Frufhes, from like eath-e. ABIGAIL C. WRIGHT. a call, in the neatest*, cheapest, ami bi st manner that can be done in Mich- Tickings, Rochester, N. Y., No. 13, Ftanklin Street, June 25. 1344. « for Pocket Books, Violin*" Checks, igan. ITUATED in the town of fjngihh, Ihghnrn Strings. Needles, Linseys, TESTIMONIAL OF JOHN VV. MILLER. County. Michigan. Said Farm emitoin* DEAR DOCTOR—Justice requires me to state, that I linve sold your University Pilla for one LEATHER and FINDINGS of all kinds constantly on hand. S Pins. Hooks, Burlaps, hundred and fifty acres handsomely siiua- and Eyes. Baggings, and a half years last past, nnd tha^ 1 can seil no others while I have them on hand. They ted In the midst ol • a thriving settlement.— Specraeies. Fine Padding, have superseded the sale of all others—their effect is truly wonderful. The land is what is usually called timbered Corr.bs.Dressing Cori.b'?, Canvass, JOHN W. MILLER, Dntgght. Land, in Mlrhignn, 'he umber being su»ar Brown Sheetings and Drillings, Side Combs, Back ConiL8, Monroe, Mich., June 12, 1844. maple, whi:ewot>d. beach, ash. oak. &c. all Pocket Combs, Water Painia* Bleached Cottons, For Sale.by J. H. LUND, Lower Town, and WM. S. U J. W. MAYNARD, Uppei CAS FT and \\ IDES, in any quantities, for which the highest prices will kinds of timber peculiar to the limbered land in Swiss, Jackonet. Book Cotton, Steel Pens, arid "Wide Laces and Laee Edgings, of every des- Town, Ann Arbcr. ]3 ]y. he given.- lores of good improvement: a good part bfttris Tweasers. Snuff&• TobnccoBoxes. PJIngjicg, &e. s English Monr'ow. A'so. n enod^ All of which vill be sold as cheaj-. ;is nt arty oih« cription, (j^Let none purchase until they have called at Felch's, No. 4; Huron er esiriblish'i en. tJiis side of New Tort. Vestings, C ,-* Plock. LOG HOUSE ANV NEW BARN, N. B. The subscriber thankful for so large Bonnets, SIf f 5 » as rr. a O 33 Ann Arbor, May 4, 1844, g_ n share of pnblic patronage, still solicitPn oorttin- Ptibbons, ScrSi rr 1. ly framed, 34 l>v 42 feet, well finished. There are Linen Cambric, c 3 ^j* also on the place (arming utensils, such as uence of the same. CLOCKS AflJJ (VATCtf- X s s § § Cambrics, to 1|a Chains, Ploughs. Drag. Cart, Fanning Mill, ES of every description repaired nnd warranted. "S » -o Also, JEWELRY repaired on short notice- Hankerchiefs, s r r> ~* ~> o* Notice to lHcrelra'nls. &c. which will be sold with the place. Cravats, &c. &c. &e. % % = 3 WOOZ.I TERMS OF SALE. Shop at his-old stand directly opposite the Cortrt 00 Cl. —• HE SuJiscnbers enci)ur;i»cd by the patron- House. Cash pui'd*for o/d Gold and Silver. Persons trading in the city are invired. at = m -J « One quarter of purchase money down; tho O rr. & S T ,'ge they have hitherto received in ihe C. BLISS. least, to call and look at this stock, and if the wiio.esale depnnment of iheir business, will the remainder in ten years, if necessary, with annu- prices arc not as low as elsewhere, patronage ie al interest For particulars enquire of the sub- Ann Arbor, July 1, 1844. 28-Iy. CD • rst day of May next, open the store now occu- not expected. pied by Geo. Grenville. fronting on Huron scriber in Defter village. W. A. RAYMOND. street, and connecting with tljeir present store JULIUS RANNEY. HE following indispensable family reinec'to 148 Jefferson Avenue. Detroit. in iiio renr. iffxcfi'isively foVa March 20, 78-14. 48-tf. T may be found at MAYNARD'S" Drtigi'ta May 20.1844. ' 4 6m CLOTH! CLOTH!! Store, in Ann Aibor, where none will be leJd To Clothiers, Manufecinr- HE Subscribers would inform the Public unless ki.own to be of the best kind «nd no that they will continue to manufacture good Bristol's garsaparilla. ers and Merchants. where they will keep at all tnues a Jull assort- r HIS valuable medicine so justly celebra'erl counterfeit article ever offered, patent medicine HE subscriber isn^w receiving at his stores. •sretJl of invariably procured of the orig.n 1 inventor or T 188 and 190 Jefferson Avenne, Detroit, T as a certain cure for Scrofula or Kings- his regular successor: the following carefully and well selected stocl. ;/ Goods, Boots, , 8{fy Shoes Carpet- ,| j Manufactory, two nnd a half miles wesl Kvil, or any disease arising from impurity of tht 1 at ie r Wood, has become so well known as to need nn Er No family should be a week without these of DYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS end WOOLEN MAN- ing finis, Caps, Paper gg of Ann Arbor, on >lie Huron, on the following remedies. j~n WACTUREK'S MACHINERY. pub! cation of the-numerous certificates now in BontMiS) Crockery by Ihe (rale, TERMS. >urpossession, of the extraordinaiy cures laielj BALDNESS, 55 tons Fustic, Cuba, Tobasco, Tampjco ant! Until the first d;iy ol January, A. D. 184&. i Carthagena. Hardware and Groceries, performed by it, but fearing there may be sonn Halm of Co'unil/ia, for the Huir. which wil ihe price will be 'A7\ cents per yard, or half the persons affected who have been gulled by nsing stop it it fulling out, or restore iton bnld places; 10 tons Logwood, Carapeach, St Domingo £ft Sfc. Sit. cloth the ivoor will nmke. From the 1st of Jan- and Honduras, , he imitations got up 6y others, we would re- and on children make it grow rapidly, or oft ll of which will be soid on ;is good terms as at uary to ihe loth of May, 1845- the price will spectfully request them to' call on us and satisfv those who have lost the hair from any cause- 6 tons Nicaragua, Bonair, Coro, Hache and iiy point this suleofNew Y^rU Ci'y. be 3) cents per yard, or nine twentieths of tlu- Lima, themselves of i;s many cures in similar cases.— ALL VERMIN that infest the heads of ehfl- G. D IJIJ.L & CO. cloih ihe wool will make, iluitis. 4f> yards out of By purchasing of us they can rely upon the gen Jren in schools, are prevented or killed oy it ot 3 ion3 Camwood, very choice, Ann Arhon Mnrch -1(\ 1^41. . ffit| 1 380 barrels Logwood, cut and ground, 1<;0 manufactured . The wool will be manufac- niheness of the article, which they should be once. Find ike name of COMSTOCK on i( ture^ in luin as it may come into the factory, as careful to do, as we are told'there is a spurious- or never try it. Remember tins alicays. 191 " Fustic. " " nenr as may be with reference to the different 100 " Red Woods." •' iriicle of the same name for sale in this vicinity. PILES, &c. qualities. Any person who will furnish one or He careful to observe that "Bristol's Extract ol 120 " Canurood, " " A'Ai'r, llAVlL:uNU tV CJ<-> wuuld res" are wholly preven ltd, or governed if th© affnefc 10 " Qnerecitron Bark, more parcels of wool from 80 10 100 pounds ot Sarsapanlla, Buffalo," is stamped upon the bot- u pectfuliy inform the tanners of Washicnuw one quality can have it manufactured by itself. has come on, il you use the only true HAYS' LII»- 45 Allum, les, and "C. C. Bristol" written in his own IMKNT, from Conisiock & Co All SORES, iofJ the surrounding counties thai ihey hnvo es- V.'ool wil) be rece ved nt Sci). Wool seni land over the Cork. 42 " Copperas, iiblished ihemsel.vea in Lower Town. Ann Ar- and every thing relieved by it that admits of nn 30 " Blue Vurio), by Railroad will be attended to in ihe same man- W S. & J. W. MAYNARD. •or, for the purpose of nianulaciuring Threshing nrra? if the owner were to come with it—ii Ann Arbor, Dec. v'5. 1843. 36 nit ward application. It acts like a chmm. Vie 28 •'" Madder. Ombre, and Dutch crop, Machines. , . it. 3 " Cream tarter, shoull be caie'ully marked. We have mnnu- 2 » Nutgalts, Having been for many years engaged in this Jaciured clqVb during ihe past year for a very liberty Almanack for S 845! RHEUMATISM AND LAMENESS posi- caaea Indigo, Bengal, Manilla and Gua usiness in Ohio, they fee] that they can with large number of customers, to whom we believe tively cured; all shrivelled muscles ard linbsarff re we have given very general satisfacrion With 'TT^flE t-uhsenber is preparing an Almanack foi restored, in the old or young, by the Indian Veg- timala, -L 18.5, which will be made a general statis- T 2 «* Lac-Dye, etable Elixir and A erre and Bone Liniment—bat Flo^se power; also Eastman's plannmiy power, price nt which v«'e offer to manufacture cloth, w< tic il arid historical record on slavery and emauci never without the name of Com.stock & Co. on 2Q ext. Logwood, lifferent from nny other niado in tins conn.uy jation. A great vainly of original articles in 2 Grain Tin, hope for a large share of patronage. it. •nd jrcnerally preferred to any oilier Mnchines. )iosc, and a choice selection of entirely new mu- KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE wilFcrndT- 300 pounds Verdigris, •vhich tliey intend to sell at such prices and on SAMUEL W. FOSTER & CO. sic for ! ibeny Meetings, will be inserted, making 15 Carboys Oil Viiriol, Spirits Sea-Saltsand Scio, Washtenaw Co., July 25. 1844. 3-tl cate al) WORMS in children or adults with a s;ich terms as cannot fail lo give satisfaction-^ t a valuable book. certainty quite astonishing. Nitric Acid, hoy nr1^ determined not to be outdone by any It. will ;ils,) contain some excellent articles on ALSO, tho subject of Temperance. TOOTH DROPS. KI-TUKS—cures ©ffeetoalTy. 1 similar esiablishinent either in price, style or Ann Arbor. Feb. 5, 1H14. 41 Copper Kettles and Cloihiers Screws, Tenter quality ot woik. Hat Store. It will be richly embellished with plates.among }looks, Jack» and Brushes, Press Papere, Card ''Competition is the life of trade" and all they AMES G. CRAA'fc: would respectfully in- which will be the likeness of JAMKS G. BIRNKY, Cleaners, Weavers' Shears, Nippers and Bur- /'oiin ihe Public, that he has opened a fine isk of the Farrnins communiiy is to patronize Jslock of air Liberty candidate for President, also a brief .Jing Irons, Comb-plates, Pickers and Bobbins, • hem so far as to give them an opportunity ustory of his life. 1844, "Wire. Worsted and Cotton Harness, Stetl an I ifsupplping a part of the Machines that u.nv Hals, Caps, Stocks, Cravats, Scarfs, We shall be happy to receive orders from any WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Cane Reeds,j Broad Power, Hand Looms and he wnnied. They are prepaied to iepair old Collars, Umbrellas and Gloves, establishment d.'sinnir Quantities; Fly Shuttles. Steel and Copper MaiW, Emery. Machines. It will he publisher] in August. &c. at No. J0or Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, nearly Their whop is in the basement story of H. & opposite the U. S. Court Room ami Post Office, Publishers who will give this notice inser- Pasons* Shearing Machines, 4, C, and 9 blades. fl. Patridge & C'»'s Machine shop, where thev whero he will be I'nppy to see his friends and ion for three months, shall receive 100 Alma- BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Allen's double and single Carding Machines. nay be found to answer all calls. Supply them with as good an article in his line nacks, each. Machine Cards, Leicester, as c;m be procured, either heie or al theeasi. J. N. T. TUCKER. SMARTS BLOCK, The above goods have been recently purchas KWAIT, HAVJLAND & CO. W. W. KKAI'P, and «s clieu-p. 37 JEFFERSON AVBNUE, DETROIT* ed directly from the importers and manufactur- Keeps constantly lor sale a *~oinplete assortment ers, EXCLUSIVELY r&R CASH, and will be sold at T. A IHVIhANI), Gentlemen in the inferior, wishing a first rate J. E. MC r.AIH. iig the many striking proo/s of the ex- of Miscellaneous, School and Clnesioal the New York jobbers' prices, adding transport- fnfchionabltf artiefe of Hats or Caps, can be sup- •itement 01 Bristol's Saieaparilla, not the least ie Books; Lctierand Cap Paper, plain and ation only; and in consequence of the decline on \nn Arhci-. Anri? "3 1P44. fimi plied by sending ihdrsize or have any style fur- urnisbcd in the fact that such a multitude of ruled, Quills, Ink, Sealing Wax, many of the American manafuctured articks nished to order in a lew hours, and icarrtmtcd to spurious and counterfeit preparations have been Cu;lery. Wrapping Paper, Print- will, in many cases, be sold at FIFTEEN PJBH WRIGHT'S suit. Call and see—it may saTt: von a dollnr. mi lonh, and some of them by men that profess ing Paper, oi ail sizes; and CENT LESS THIN F&nMEK PRICES. Thirteen year* Jfledieated JPlftsfer, spread JAMES G. CRANE. i high b'isinees standing Unless this medicino Book, News and Can- experience in the Dye Wood business enables for immediate use. Detroit,, July 12 1844. _J3-Gn bad been ol sovereign value, and its great suc- ister Ink, of va- the subscriber to say to his customers that he is PRICE ONLY ONE SHILLING, IN ORDER TO cess beyond ail question, it would have found no rious kindp. prepared at all times to TTARRANT his goods of INEN SHEETING, two yards and a quar- mitations*. People never counterfeit that which •uperior quality. PLACE THEM WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL. L ter, and threp yards wide, at . 8 valueless. Whoever heard of a single cou.i- BLANK BOOZ& THEO. H. EATON. .\ slight ailments, or where ihe patient prefers RAYMOND S CASH STORE, erfeif of the wild-cat currency ot the West?— : Sterling coin and s.ifety-fund bills are cnunter- Full and hall bound, of every vanity ol KuliujT Dye Wood and Dye Stuff Warehouse I a less expensive article th>m ihe ' Anti-in 148 Jeff. Avenue, Detroit. MEMORANDUM BOOKS, &c. 188 and 190 Jefferson Avenue. Detroit. •I-imatory and flhouiratic Plaster," these will be May 20. 4 eited conslantly. The fact that a thing is ex- f ensively count" rfeited. is proof of its value.— To Morchan'8. Teachers, and others, buying The Ann- Arbor Journal, Ypsilanti Sentinel ound highly beneficial. Being already spread in quantities. » larjre discount "mrfe. Pontiac Gazette, Flint Democrat, Adrian Expo- for immediate appjicaron, ihey wili be .'ound The success of Bristol's Sarsaparilla has caused sitor, Mnishall Statesmtn. Niles Courier and very convenient for WF.AK BACKS, Pain or s! Whigs!! t to be countorfoiied in almost all the cities and SABBATH SGHOOL & BIBLE SOCIETV DEPOSITOR .Republican, GazettP, Michigan City (la.) and Weakness in the Side. Breast. Stomach, be- EFENCE of ihe Whigs. V\ hig Almanacs, owns in the Union. Spurious money is uni- fi i -if. the Enquirer, London, (Canada.) will ench pub tween (he fe'houUlers, or wherever there is Pain, D Whig Songs, and Life of Henry Clay by versally rejected: so should spurions medicines Jish the above notice inside, to the amount of or where a Plasier is needed. They may be ren- Sargeant. For sale at Perry's Book Store. >e. No sensible person will take the false when Came into the enclosure of the subscriber on fbree dollars, and send copy of notice with hills dered more serviceable by pasting a piece o£ May 231344. 5tf. e can get ihe true. People who do not wish to r about the 27th of June, a brindle Cow, with to subscriber for payment. 37—rf. cloth on the back of them before they are ap- !>e imposed upon, should obtatn the genuine ar elar in the forehead an