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FURNITURE ROOMS Ono door North of Kisdon ana Henilorson's Hardwue Store. The undersigned haring purchasea the cntire stock of W. D. Sinith & Co., and added largely to the iame is prepared to furnísh bis fnends and palroni, a irood' as.rtmentoi' wcll made furniture, consisting of SOFAS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, BOOK-CASES ! TABLES and CHAIRS, of all kinds, and in fact of everything pertainin to the busmess. J L O U JT G E 8, MATR ASSES, &c, kc..,maáe to order by good and oxperioncod work men, and vairauled to glve BStlafftotjon. Ile also teepa a good assortoient of Cherry and W-ilimt Luraber lor salo at ri'nsunablo pricos. And will ïlso pay thé highest market prics for CLcrry. Walnnt, and White Wood l.umber. P. S. He has also urcbased the new and ELEGANT HEARSE! of Smith &Co., and is prepared to funiish all kinds of Wood Coffins, Metalie Cases, AND CASKETS, On the shovtest nolice. Also attends to laving out Fd pereons day and night, without charge. All lumilurodelivered n the oity fvee ol charge. W. U. BENHAM. Anu Arbor, Janiiary W;h, 1868. 940tf THE HOOTS AND THE LEAVES WIIA bc lor Hie Healii:g of the Nation. Bible. Prof. in., sr. ij-sro3xrjs, CHI GRKA1 -1X1) OELEBRATED PHTSK1AN of the THKOAT,UJNGS, 1IKAUT, l.IVl'.R AND THI BLOOD, Known all over the country as the CELEBIUTEn IIsTTPIJKJSr HEBB DOCTOB I Of 282 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Wiil visit the foliowmi places, viz APPOINTMENTS FOK 18Ü2, 1888 and 1864 Prol K. J. I.vons can be cunsu'tol at the foílowinc placesevenr eionth, viz:Hetroit, Busselfiouae,eah((ionth', 13thanii lg.th Ann Arbor, Monitor House, each month, aath Jackaoig, Hibbwd Hoase, eaoh joontb-, 21. ' flousf, eaoh montl 22iian(123d. Toledo, Ohio, Collins House, each moftth öith Sth añil 96th. ' ' Biltsdate, lüch. , Hillsdaie House, each moath 27tli Ooldwater, Mieh., Southern Michigan House' eali 28 th. 1 , Blkhári IInusp.each month, 29tb s"itk ■ - -1..I.I. Hotel, eaoh month 30 Laporte, rni .. Pee Garden Houee, each month 3ït 1 ! II '' no,CruniellBxohange, aact month, "th an! 8lii, . M:i,iiiekl, Ohio. Wüev House, each month 9tb and lOth. Mt. Vernon, Kenyon Hoos?, each month, llth and lith. Xewark, Ohio, Holton House, eath month, 13th and I4th, i'ainesville, Ohio, Cowlesliouse, each raonth 4th CUEYELAND, OHIO, Hl nd OFFICE, 282 SUPERIOR STREET. East of the public square, oppi te the Postoffice. "■.. ■ ■ ayii e&efi montjfc lstj Sd, 4tí ííMt, 'Ti, - . hJ . to 12 61 , autí CrOm y , ! '■ -1. " ■ ■='■' 9 tu 10 A. M.,and 1 to 3 P. M. '.[.'.n'. . ■ [Öered to - i as have no strife, W!íi! nature or the la, vs Of Míe, VVitl bí l'.wv !,;:;' i ntíverstáhtt) Noi poison : Base 1 oir pain. ' Me ís a pky sitian indeed, fto Cur . The Indían Hwb Doctor, K. J. LYONB, cures the fol lowing compiaints intibe most obstinate stages of theii e„xistenee, viz: DiseaseR of tbeThroat, Lungs, Heart, Li ver, Stomach,Dropsy ntheChest. Rheumatiem, Neuralgia, Fits. or FallingSicknesa.anrtallother nervousderangements. Al.-' aUdiseasesof the bloodsuch asScrofuïa, Eryaipt'las, Cancere, Fever ores, 1-eprosyand all other complica tec3 chronïc com plaints. Alli'orms ui fftmale lüiiculties attended to with the happiat resalís. t ís hopt i!i;u no one will despair of a cure until thoy have gïve the Indian Herb i)octor?s Medicines a faf r :i mi' failhfu) trial. #I)uriDg the Doctor': i melfl In Lurope, West Indies, South America, and the ■ l'nited ta-tes. he ba iiees 1 ;n-i .-........,: ;,, i,.,;k hand, to restore to healtb anl vigor thousanda who were givennp anil pronounced incurable by the mos1 eminent óld school physicians; nay, moro, thounanda wlio wL-re on the verire of the grave. are now living muiiuments to the Indian Herb's I'octor's skill aml succesfifultreatmtMit.iui'lare lïaily exelaimiog: "Blestheday wben fifet e aaw and jiartook of the ludían ílerb Doctor 's medicine.'' Patisfaetoiy references of cures will be gladly and' cheerfully givffn wbetiever required, The Doctor piedges hía word and honor, that he will in no vise,directly or iudirectly, induce or cause ;m Inrvalid to take hia medicme withoul the strongest probabillty of a cure. 55f Mode of examination, wJaich is entirely different fi-om the fflbcult-y. Ir. Lyon professea to diacern diby the oy6. Be tharefore asks noq uestions, nor requtre patientsto exjj'lain sympioms. Ca U one and all, md have the .srmptome and location of y.our diaease eplained free of chfirgel-'The poorsball bpUberaUy considefed. ■Postonice addresa, box 2663. R. J. LYONS, M. I. Cleveland, Ohío, Nor. 25, 1862. ]yS8Q fi IÏJ3 1 iyAV9Nsi0] día! GREAÏ.GHEATER GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED 1859. JjlW)59 Tn thi3 City, are uow being offered at thi OHEAP,CLOCK,WATCH, & J o W7 o X ic-y StorerpHKSubscriber wouldsay to thecitizenso) Ann Ar1. bor.in particular, and the reí-t (jí Vasbtenaw Countv inffenernl, tlint hehasjust lMPOlil'KD DiREOTLY from EÜKOPK.a Tremendous Stock of Watelies! AU ofwhichho binds himsclf to sell CH15APKE than can be bought west of Now Yorlï City, Open Face Cylinder VVatches Irom S6 to O10 do do Lever do do 8 to 21 HuntiügCase do do do 14 to 35 do do Oylinder do do 9 to 28 Gold WnteheB from 20 to 150 I have abo the CELE BR ATE D AMERJCAN WAT CHES, whlch I wlll scil ttr 833. Kvery Watch warrantad to perform well.or tl: o monoy s-eiunded. Cloclis, Jewolry, Piated Ware, Fancy Good. Gold IVds, MuaicalInstruineHts aad dirioes Cutlery, &c, ' and infactavariety of everythinc usually kcpt by Jowelfirs can be boughtfor the ncxt ninety days at your OWN PRICES! Persons buylng anything ut this well known establllbme ut can -rly upnn netting goodü exact'y as repreaented.OTtbempoey rofunded. Oalearly and secure the beat bargnlna ever olï'rred in Mf City. Ono word in regard to Repairing : We are prepared tomakeany repnirs onfine or common VVatche6,even to makintio er the entire watch f uocessnry. Repnlrlng bf (lorks and Jewelry ra' usual. Also the manufacturldï of RIHOP, BROOCH8 iir auythina: (lesired. from Cnlifornia Golil onshortnotlce. Engravinu in Hits i ranches e xeented withneat. ufas anddispatch. J C. WATTS. Ana Arbor, Jan . 38thlP59. 7f4w Ayer's Cathartic Pilis. jwFopeningT The largest Stock and best assortment of CABINET FURNITURE ? ever brought to this city, ineluding SOFAS, TETE-A-TETES, LOUNGES, BED BOOM SETS CENTEE TABLES, BUREAUS, CHAIRS, XiOolsLins Olasses Gilt Frames and Mouldings OOFFIKTS METALIC CASES, &c, &c, and all othef goeds kfpt in the bost and latgest hnuses in the country. We Keepno second hand furnituie or Auc'ion gooda. ",üin kept ci'tistyntlv on hnnd, aml made to order My gouds arfe oiïered at THE LOWEST CASH PRICES N.B. I must have mency, and respec-tful ƒ peques t those indebted.to cali and flx up ther oíd matters without delay. O. M. MARTIN. Ann Arbor, Oei. 6. 1863. -25tf 9i . The peculiar taint or sUy . infeotion which we cali sZ S ávx niuftitudes of men. It - IvMSEj& c'f'ier produces or is 'zSkrJfD?tk fooblcil, vitiated state trWWSS Wzot' the blood wherein 3'Kfcii JBtllat flnid becomes inhaiïÊËKi Í1 , jSvSfêi coro petent to sustain jfefcbig f .vtJÊM8ÏflMl vigorous aetion, and. gjJgyVrrajgF' leavps the system to "v5 - decay. The scrofulous contamination is'variously caused by mercurial üisease, low living, disorclereu digestión trom unhealtliy food, impuro air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venercal infection. Whatever be its origin, it is hereditary in the coustitution, descending " frora parents to children unto the third and fourth generation ; " indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who says, " I will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children." The diseases which it originates take various names, according to the organs it attacks. In the Jungs, Scrofula produces, tubereles, and finally Consumption ; in the glands, swellings whieh 6uppurate and become ulcerous sores ; in the stomach and bowels, derangements which produce indigestión, dyspepsia, and liver complaints; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections. These all having the same origin, require the same remedy, viz. purification and iavigoration of the bic .il. Purify the blood, and these dangerout. i cempers leave you. With feeble, foul, or fcoirupted blood, you cannot have health ; with that " life of thé fiesh " heílthy, you caunot have scrofulous disease. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is compounded from the most effectual anti dotes that medical seience has discovered fop this affiieting distemper, and for the cure of the disorders it entails. That it is far superior to any other remedy yet devised, is known by ajl who have given it a trial, That it does combine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect npon tms ciass or compiaints, is ïnuisputarjiy proven by the great multitude of publicly known and remarkable cures it has made of the following diseases : King'S Evil OF Glandular Swellings, Tnmors, Erup tions, Pimples, Blotehes and Sores, Ery sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt Eheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tuberculous deposite in the lungs, White Swellings, Debüity, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia or Indigestión, Syphilis and Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases, Female WeaknesseS, and, indeed, the whole. series of compiaints that arise from impurity of the blood. Minuté reports of individual cases may be found in Ater's American Almanac, which is furnished to the droggisti for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be learned the directions for its use, and some of the remarkable cures which it has made when all other remedies had failed to afford relief. Those cases are purposely taken from all sections of the country, in order that evcry reader may have access to some one who can speak to him of its benefits from personal experience. Scrofula depresses the vital energies. and thus leaves its victima far more subject to disease and its fatal results than are healthy constitutions. Henee it tends to shortcn, amd does greatly shorten, the average duration of human life. The vast importance of these considerations has ted us to spend yeurs in perfecting a remedy which is adequate to its cure, This we now offer to the public under the name of Ater's Sarsaparilla, although it is composed of ingrediente, some of which exceed the best of Sarsaparilla in alterative power. By its aid you may protect yourself from the suffering and danger of these disorders. Purge out the foul corruptions that rot and fester in the blood ; puree out the causes of disease, and vigorous hcalth wiU follow. By its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the vital functions, and thus expels the distempers which lurk within the system or burst out on any part of it. We know the public have been deceived by many eompounds of Sarsaparilla, that promised much and did nothing ; bui thcy will neither be deeeived nor disappointed it this lts virtues have been proven by abundant trial, and there remains no question of its surpassing excellence for the cure of the afflicting diseases it is intended to reach. Although under the same name, it is a very different medicine from. any other which has been before the people, and is far more effeetual than any other which has ever been available to them. CHEREY PECTORAL, The World's Great Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Ineipient Consuinption, and for the relief of Consumptive patients in advaneed stages of the disease. This has been so long uscd and so universally known, that we necd do no more than assure the public that its quality is kept tip to the best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do all it has ever done. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. Sold by all druggists everywhere. STEBBINS K U11,.mi,, Ai, 11 Aroür, E. SAMSON Ypsilanti, A. EWING, Dexter, WIIKEHON1 i; HATCH Chelsea. Wboleaalobj FAKKANDSHELBY &Co., Detroit. C. E. COBUKN , Travelling Agent. Family Dye Colors. FOR Dyeinf; Silk,Woolen and Mixed Onorls, Pbawls, ScarDSj Dreasefl, lïibbons, Gloves, Uonnets, Hats' Feathers, Kid (loves, Childreu's Clothiog, and all Uofla of Waaring Annrrl 4B-A SAVING K SO PER CEST- For 25 cents you can color M inaay goeda as would othorwiee cost ave tim,es Umi autp. Vrrious sLades can be j.Tod'jced fioni the g&rae fïe. the proieef is simple, and auy oue eau use tbe I iye m ïtb perfect success. Directions in EngUsh, I'ic'nch anj Germán, insido of eachpftckage. For furtliiT Information in Dyeincr, and living a perfect knowledge what colors are lust mlupted to dve over others. (with maoy raluable recipes,) purchaaa Howe & Stepbeba.' Treatiroon Dyeiog and Colorió" Sent by man OU veceipt of price - 10 cents. Manufactured ly IIOWE k STEVENS, 960 Hroalw;!v, Rosfon. Fel sale by Drujigistí and DualfgeniaJlj-. D.'6ai'j Estáte of George Danfortb. STATKOK MICHIGAN, County of Washten ,. At a session of the Probate Court for the Coo'nl, ?. Wasl.tenaw. holden at the Probate Office in therttí Ann Arbor, on Monday, the fourteenth day of lifa"í ' thejear onc thousand eight hundred and sixty-füur l'resent, Thomas Ninde Judge of Probate In the matter of the Estáte of (ieorge iianforth . eeased. On roading and filinjc th petition, duly l'{ fied, of Mar.vlanforih,]irayinsr for the probate of t certain Instrument now on file in this court, purportin to be the last wil! and testament of said decented ' Thercupon it is Ordered, that M.nday, the eleient), day "1 April next, at one o'-;]ock in the afternoon L assigned lor the hearing of said petition, and that tbe'd-T isee. legajees, and heirs at law of said deceased ani ,i other persons intc-rested in said state, are rtqurre.]t„ appear at a session of said Court, then to be huMm.í the Probate Offipe, in the City of Ann Albo: .anti h0, cause, ifany theiebe.wliy the prayer of the pi-t.li should not be granted And il is further order.-.l ,' said petltloDM girê notice to the persons ínterettM in said estáte, ot the pendency of said petition, and tl,, heariag tkereof, l.y cansing a copy of this Order to i, pubhshedin the Michigan Argns. a newspaper printM and ciroulating In said County of VTashtenaw. thr successive weeks prevlous tosaid day of hearing (A true copy) THOMAS NINDE, 947"3 Judge of Probat, Estáte of Michael Flemiug. arm: of Michigan, county oí Wudueacw ■ U At a session of the Probate Court lor the CountiTi Wanhtinaw, holden atth Probate Office, in the (Jit. , Anu Arbor, on Monday the seventh day of ilorcli i the year one thousand eight hundred aud aLt? Present. Thomas Ninde. Judge of Probate. Jn the matter ol the Estáte oí' Michael Fleniar ceassed. sitOn reading and filing the petition, duly veriheil ,,. Patrick Kleming, -praying for the appointmenl of „ admininrator on theestate ol said decea.-cd. Thereupon it is Ordered, that Wednesday, the sistj. dny of A])ril nexl at one o'clock in the afternoM be assignod for the hearing of said petition loj thatthehoirs at law of said deceased. and all otl persons interested n said estáte, are required to n year at a seasio of sató Court, the to be beWai the Probate Office, in tbe City of Ann Arbor in uM County (nrl show eause.ifany thepebe, wiy ti,e „rlyB of the petitioner should not be granted: ' Aad it is further ordered, that said petitioi t,ive notice to the persons inierested in said estáte ol the pendency of said petition, and the hearing tliercol by caus.ng a copy of this Order tobe published in Uk Michigan Argus.n newspapor printed and circulatini ïnsaid County of Washtenaw, three successiye vceki previous to saió day ol hearing. (A_true Copy.) THOMAS NINDE, MÉT Judge of PosU, Chanoery Sale. IN PURSUANCE and by virtue of a decree of ti Circuit Ourt, for the County of Washtenaw j Chancery, mue on the first lay of July }SS j',, cause therein pending, wherein Alonjo Clark, is cnji. plainant. I.abnn A. Sergeant", Else Sergeant, EdwiD Kei logg.John W.Smith, Fanny E. Sergeant, Salli JIaot field: Wilham Lincsley, William W. MausSeld, Jy Deaiborn, and John Sinith ale defendants. Notice is hereby given tbat I hall se]] at public att, tion to the highest bidder at 12 o'clock, nooli, on Tne day the 2fth day of April next, at the front door of thi WashtenawCounfy Uourt House, n the City of Am Arbor, all the following pieces or pareéis of kndsil uated lying and being in the Township of Bridgewt jhtnaw Courity and State of Michigan, descrïbeiai IVl'-ws, to uit . Kxty uut' o! lacd fróm the north eni of the East half of the South east quarfcr of swtion number thnty-four ; also sixly acres of land frnm Ihi North end of the West hall' of the South west i,uartt, of ection number thirty five, Township number fo, outh of range number tour East, being in all ooe hmdred and twenty acres of land. CHURCHILI, H. VÍNCLEVE, Cir.Court Coni. Wash. Co., llicli E. B. Woon, Complainant's Solicitor. Dated,March9th,1864. Httd Eeal Estáte For Sale. STATKOF MICHIGAN, County of Washtena-,! In the matter of the estáte of Joseph Kelsey, ut the Cotral; of Washteuaw n the State of Mioli'igai deceased. Notice is hereby given, thatin pursuanoe of an otdergranted to the undersignwl Henry Kearick, Admii. stra'.or of the Estáte of said deceased, by the Ho. Jadge of l'robate for the County of Washtenaw, u th twenty-secend day ofl'ebruary, A. D. 1864, then willbesol.at I'ublic Vendue, to the l.ighest bidder, at the dweiling house on, the premises to be sold, ia the Township of York, in the County of Washtena, iu saiil State, on 3aturday the sixteenth day of April, A. I). 186-t-, at one o'clock in the afteinoon of tbat dar. (subject to all encumbj by mortgage or otherwise existing at the time of the death of saiddeceased), tle following described Real Estáte to wit : Sitúate n tl Towaahip of York in the County of Washtenaw mi State of Michigan, known and described as the easthitf nf the north-east quarter of ection No. seventet'ii,coE. taina eighty acres, The south-west quarter of the noi-th west tuarter of section No. sixteen, Cdulfiifiiüï lorty acres, and ten acres 1. 11 the east end of the soitl hal! of the aorth-vest quarter of section twentj owt, all in town tour southof range six east. HENRY REAR1CK, Pated. February 22d. 1864. Administrator, Mortgage Sale. DEFAUI-T having been made in the condition of l luortgage, executed bj William J. Whipper t" Elijah W. Morgau.dated March second. A. D., 18-3, ui recorded in th.e Registers (Jffite, in Wahtenaw t'ourjlj, Marcli si.th A. D. 1SCS, ia I.iber No. 30 of MortgagM.it ];,- 4Ö1, by wiixli defauitthe power of sale coiitainedin said mortgage became operative. and no suil or procd ing having been i.istituted at law to recover the df-bt secured by said morigagc, nr aijy pnrt thereof, and the sum of two hundred and sixty one dillars lcinjr niw claimed to be due th.er.eon : Notice is therefore Iicrebj given that the said mortgage wil! be foreelosed bj i sale of the mortgage. f premises, to wit : The weaiiüin of the east half aud the easl half of the west half ol section No. thiriy one, io township No. four south is range No. sven tast, being in Augusta in the CenntJ of Washtenaw, in the State of Michigan, excepting the south west tj'jarternf Bouth easl quarter cl'saiJ section, or hbh part thereof, at public vendue. at ths Court House, in the sitj of -mui Arbor, oe the twenty-sixth day of Marcli net. at noon. E. V. ÍJOBGAS, Mortgagee. ,I.mes K"im;si.ev, Attorney. Dated, Ann Arbor, Dec. 23d, A. D. 1863. CITY COQPBR SHOP. 8PAFFORU & DODSLEY, suecessors to 0. 0. SPAFFORD & D HENNING, Would reapectfulïy annmince to the citizens oi Aoi Arbur aiul ienirry, that tlipy are uow icanufacturin and keep cuituntly QL huad a Large Assortment of COOPER WORK! Such as Pork and Cider Barrel6, Kegs, Firkins, Churas, Well Bnckets, Flour and Apples Barrels, dx. Mercbants and Rrowers are invited to eiamine tbelr Butter Firkins and Beer Kegs. ctjstom wqhb:, ilone to OIU'ER on SHOKT NOTICE and warranted. C Casli paid for Staves, Headiog and Hoops. Shops corner of Detroit & Xorth Streets, and CO7C of Hortta s Flfth Sireets, &PAFFORD & DODSLEY. Ann Albor, Feb. Ctti, 1864. 9" Rifle F actor y! Beutier & Traver, [Successors to A . J. SutherlaniIJ Manufacturera of and Dealers in Guns, Pistols, Ammunition Flasks, Pouthes Gamt Bags, Everjotber artiele ku thatLine. All kinds of HEFAIRINO done at the shortest notice, and m the best manner. a full assortmentalways kej)t on hand and made order ftft Shop corner Main and Washington qtreets. Ann Arbor,Oct. 8, 1362. 873tf JL Farm for Sale. SITÜATED six milos North of Ann Arbor. Ssitl fr" consists of 122 acres. On the premises are P Iniiltlmgs, a fine orchard and a living stream. known as the Rosecrans farm. It will be soW c"c"' and tevmrf ol payment made easy. Kü'juire oircn„y do Artur, Jan. i. 1S64; S4lrf