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MICIFIUAIÏ CENTRAL RAILBOAI). WINTER TIME TABtB. ■ i.,- i traías now laan thn vral(tuUoti,tu fol !'■ - : niivo wksi. KTATIOHt. W : 60 s. 51 jHi 8 3 S Q M HÍ M Ph A. M.iA. M. jl'. M. 1'. M. P. M. P. H Detroit, leiivp, 7 15 10 15' 1 45 4 00 5 40:10 30 vpsiimiti, , s 43:11 u a . 10 . m. AnnArbor, 9 02 ; 1 1 13 3 21 ó 60 7 45 12 05 Dexter, ' 9 35 i 3 41' 6 26 1 H In Cholsrii, 9 52 i ; 4 00 8 80 öru Lnki, 10 111 r. m. 4 8Í '. 00 Jackson, 10 55 i 1 05 ó 05 9 35 1 30 v. 11. . ji. Knlamaloo. 1 2 20 3 40' 8 20 12 l'.'i Chicago arrive, H 80{ It 00 6 (i s :ïo OOINO EAKT. I ÉL .s il j _, i l'ï f 3 I & s-,1 & aj a j q ia w ka o A. M. A. M. P. ftf. T. M. Ohienfrn. Ionvp, ! S 00. 8 30 ! 5 15 ) (10 P. M. A. M. A.M. Knlumazon, 11 05 1 IS S 00 2 15 r. K. a. M. Jackson. 2 30 3 55 8 001230 445. Grasslakis 2 M ' 8 90 i Chelaen, 3 24 '. 8 681 'a. m. Dexter, 3 41Í ] 9 09 1 6 25 AnnArbor, 4 OS 5 03 0 S8 1 55 6 00' tl SS Ypsilanti, 4 25 5 22 10 W 2 17' 6 20 7 20 Detroit, ttrrive, 5 50 6 25 11 20: 3 30 7 251 8 46 The Atlantic and Paeifle Express run bel.ween Jackson and Niles on the Air Line. Dated.Nov. 2.1873 D ETEOIT, HILLSDALE & INDIANA KAII.ROAD. OOINO WEST. -1873- (1OING KAST. STATIONS. Mai.. Exp. STATIONS. Exp. Muil. Detroit, dep. .. ' ' 4:0o'! a. m. r. m. Vpsilanti 10:SO 6:15 ! Banken 0:30 2:15 Saline 11:00 8:43 Hilladale 7:05 2:30 Bridiiewater ..U:18 7:00 Manchester.... 8:33 4:08 Manchester.... 11:38 7:18 Bridgewuter . . 8:50 4:28 P.M. Saline 9:05 4:4ñ Hillsdale 1:20 8:52 ; Ypsilanti 10:03 5:lñ Rankere. ... 1:30 9:00 Detroit 11:20 8:25 Train run by Chicago time. W. F. PARKER, Sup't, Ypsilnnti. VinpRnr Bitters are not a vfle Fancy Drink, made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened to please the taste, called ''Tonics," ' Appetizers," "Restorers," &c, that lead the tippler on to drunketiness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the native roots and herbs of California, free from all Alcohol ie Stimulants. They are the Great Blood Purifier and a Life-giving Principie, a Perfect Renoyator and Invigorator of the System, carrying oif all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition.enriching it, refreshing and myigorating both mind and body. They are easy of adtninistration, prompt in their action, eer tai n in their results, safe and reÜable in all forms of disease. No Person can take these Bitters according to direciions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison orother means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repai r. Dyspepslo or Indicrrst Ion. Headache, Pain in the Shouiders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chftst, Dizziness, Sour Ëructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, BÜious Attacks, Palpitatiou of the Heart, Inflammatton of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidueys, and a lumdred otlier painfu! symptoma, are the oflsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints it haa no equal, and one bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Por Pemule Complaints tn yoting or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn of life, ihese Tonic Bitters display so decided an inñuence that a marked iinprovetnent is soon perceptible. For Inilammatory and Clironio K.numntlstn and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestión, Bilious, Remittent and Intenniitent Fevers, Diseases of the Biood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most successfitl. Sucti Distases aro caused by Vitiated Blood, wh'Cil is generally produced by derangement of ihe Digestive Organs. They are n Gentle PurpnlUe ns well os a Tonic, possessinp also the pecuüir merit of actiug as a powerful agent ni relieving Congestión or Infiainmation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious Diseases. Por Skin DIseasesf Emplions, Tetter, SaltRheum, lïlotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustnles, Boils, CarImncles, RinR-worms, Scald-Head, Sore liyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorationsof the Skin, Hu mors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dus up and carried out of the system in a sliort time by the nse of these Bitters. One bottie in such cases wi 11 couvince the most incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse tlte Vitiated Blood whenever you find its iinpurities barsting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it when it is foul ; your feelings will teil you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. Grateful tlioiisands proclaim Vjnkgaiï Bitters the most wonderful Invigorant that ever suslamed the sinkin system. Pin, Tape, and otlier Wornis, lurk ing in the system of so many thousands, are effect ually destroyed and removed. Says a distinguished physioU ogist: Thereisscarcely an individual upoii the face of the earth whose body isexempt from the presence of worms. It is not upon the healthy elementa of the body that worms exist, but upon the dïseased humors and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of disease. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelminitics, will free the system from worms like these Bitters. Rlechniiical DIscascs. Persons engaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they ad vanee m life, will be subject to para ly sis of the Bowels. To guard against this take a dose of Walkers Vinhgar Bitters once or twice a week. as a Preventive. Bilious, Remittent, and Intermit tent Pcvers, which are so prevalent in the valleys of our great rivers thronghout the United States, especially tliose of the Mississippi, Oliio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savanuah, Roanoke, James, and inany others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive derangernents of tlie stomach and liver, and otlier abdominal viscera. There are always more or less obstructions of the liver, a weakness and irritable state of the stomach, and great torpor of the bowels, being clogged up with vitiated accumulations. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influeuce upon these various organs, is essentially necessary. Tliere is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walkek's Vinegar Bitters, as they will speedily remove the dark-colJred viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver. and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Scrofiila, or King's Evil, White Swelnngs, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goiter, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc, etc. In these, as in all other constuutional Diseases, Walker's Vinegar Bitters have shown their great curative powers iu the most obstinate aud intractabte cases. Dr. Walker's California Tinegar Bitters act on all these cases in a similar manner. Bypurifying the Blood they remove the cause, and byresotving away the effects of the inflammation (the tubercular deposits) the affected parts receive health, and a permanent curt is effected. Tlie properties of Dr. Wai.ker's Vinegar Bitters are Aperient, Diaphoretic and Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedatiye, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious. The Aperient and mild Laxative properties of Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bitters are the best safeguard in all cases of eruptions and malignant fevers, their balsamic, healing, and soothing properties protect the humors of the fauces. Their Sedative properties allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels, either from inflammation, wind, colic, cramps, etc, Their Irritant influence extends throughout the system. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kidneys, correcting and regulating the fiow of urine. Their Anti-Bilious properties stimulatc the liver, in the secretion of bile, and its discharges through the biliaryducts, and ate superior to ali remedial agents, for the cure of Uiliouríever, Fever and Ague, etc. FortXfy tlie body aatnst dtsease by purifyinj all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemie can take hold of a system thus forearmed. Tlie liver, the stomach, the bowels, the kidneys, and the i nerves are reudered disease-proof by this great i orant. i Directlons.- Take of the Bitters on going to bed ' at night from a half to on and one-haif wine-glasfull. i Eat good nourishing food. such as beef steak, mutton chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetables, and takt out-door exercise. They are composed of purely vegetable ingrediënt, and contain no spirit. J. WALKER, Prop'r. R, H. McDONALD&CO., Drugists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal.. and cor. of Washington andCharlton Sts., New Vork. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. BUSINESS COLLEGE! Bank Bloolc. Ann Arbor, - Michigan. Studonts can enter any time after Aug. 31 st. Cali aud examine faoilities for study at our vei-y plwuant and nwly fumishd rooms 14éltf jQESIRABLE REAL ESTÁTE - -ron- - SALE! Tli" raiwmtter. on uocoont "t iii heulfh ft'r Me 33 ACH K Tu corporatíon fór salé. Thirgronnd adjoinsthe Umversitj Obaeivatory on the oit, oppfito cride of thr streel It has u mout nxo11int SPRING ! On the northeant forraerJy rapphed thtf i!ilii'ml tanks with water. ITS ADVANTACES Are na follows : Forpity purpoMI the Hurón ltiver menudern Ou' same aome 30 to 4o roda, and ie part of the best "Water Power On tlio Tiiver in this vicinity, flnd the elevation on ihe northeust cerner is sumciently high tind ampie to nup ply the city necesnities for water and fiie pui-poses THE WESTERN PORTION On the road is very approprifite and uuitabte for n L'utelic City Cemutery . The city has no auch grouudfi now btit raust have soon, and whatever giouivdn thc oity does not care to use, can be sold at an advimtagej so much so.that the cost of the Water Works rrounds and ('eraetery, would be merely nominal. If the city doOH not Want the same, íhe grounds would be invaluable tor FRU1TS, LARGE & SMALL, There lieiufï orne loo ti-eos now in hearing Vegetables and Pasturaje, And hIso fot M!LKsupply,BLOODFDSTOCKj Horses, heep. And other animáis alwayn in great wiiut by inany in the city and ita viciuity. As city lots adjoining the northwest corner of tlns land are now selling from three hundred to tliree hundred and üfty aollurn, rhese lands would or could be sold in a short time to a gou'i ichatitago and to much protit to the purchasur Will bc yiMMi or the amo will be excbaaged for ]NIereliiiutaliio roi)l{ or DfUgB and Medicines, at cast prices. TRACY W. BOOT. Ann Arbor. Jan 31 18T3. I4M L. C. RISDON 8ELL8 PERRY k CO.'S So. Í) New Aiiritu 'OPPR LIMED ISON-CLAD RESERVOIR, VUU. THÍMMKI), fojei seo i OlliöVStoves in proportion 31 SOUTH MAIN ST., AXX ARBOR. 144(:tr pHAMBEHS' ENCYOLOPDIA. A DICTIONARY OF Universal Knowledge for the People. RRVISKD KOrTIOWW1TH Mftp8, Plates, and Eagrttving3. Complete in 10 Tolsuof M32 piyea eacli. Ithutrated wttöi aboui Tour TUousand Enynivi-ngs and Pttrty Map, togtfker wüh a Series rf from Etffhty to Om Bnudred Elttgantly Engravtd PkUes - illustrative of the Si'hjfi'-ts of Aratural Hiafnry - iiow for the fikst Tttsxappeariitff in the work, PEIÜE PER VOITMK. Extra Olotii, Iwveled boards, - - $5 50 Library Sheep, marbled edes, - ( 00 Halt Turkey Moroooo, ... ,; ,-((l This Ecition is Sold only bt Ageni. Publihel by J. R. LIPPIKCQTT & CO., i'hiladelphia, Pa. STIiVANXJS WARREN, ISi) Woodward Avenue, Detroit, GeaerJ Agent for the Stat ■ of Michigan. Byoomparing Cnambersi Encyclopwdia with the Kew American Cydopcedia, - the work with which it is most frequently biouglit into comparison, it will bo found that. while the Un volumes nf Chatnbere' 1 contain 832U pnges, the orif?inal Hmtum volumes of the 1 Nuw American contain less than 12.000 pages. It will alsu be Icund th:it a pige oí' Chambers' contains t'ull one-fijïh more matter than a page of the New J American, mailing the ten volumen of the tormer Bijuivtilent in amount of printed matter to at leatst bhirteen volumes of the latter, not to mention the numerous I'lates fabout 80), Woodcuts {Home 4 000;, ind Bfaps (about 40j, that nre inchided in tliis edition rf Chambers', and to which the New American pos wimi no eorresponding feature. It is conttdently believed that aH a popular " Dictionaïïy of Univek?al Knomlkikík," the work in without an equiil in the English language. 1426yl -Bs A LECTUEE TO Just published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price 6 ct. A Ir tu re on the Nature, Treatment und liadieal cure of 8permatorrnOBa or Seminal Weaknesa, Involuntury Eminsious, sexual Debility, aud Impedimenta 10 Marnnge generally ; Nervousuess, Coiisumption, Epilepay aud Fits ; Mental aud Physical resulliug from Self-Abuse. etc. -By KOÜKK' J. CULVEKVVELL, M. D.( Author of the ' üreen Boolt," &c. The world-renown author, in this admirable Leeture, cleaily prove trom hi own experienco that the aw; ui conacquences of Self-Abustj may be effectually removed without medecioe, aud without dangerous surgical operations, bougies, inscruments, rings orcordials. pointing out a mode of cure at onopcertrtiu and efíectual by which every sufferer, no matter what his cordition may be, may oure himself cheaply, privately and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO TH0U8ANDS AND THOVSAFDfi. ent underaeal, to any addrep. in a plain sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or i,wo poatage stampa. AI00 Dr. Ctjlverwell'b "Marriage Guide," price, 60 cents. Address the Publiöhers, CHAS. J C. KLINE & CO. 1 27 Bowery, New York, PoBtoffloe Box, i 586. 1436yl HURRY UP ! PARTIKS wlshlng Wall Paper, hades Hollands, Wlndow Flxture, Co'dê, TassuU, &c , all New Styles. at H.Httsfactorj PrlceB, b J. B. Webstor de Co., Uook Storo, naar the Uipit Ofllce. , - - ■- ■- M- ■ - ---i . WASHTHAViÉliliiiiili1 tlllllMllllllllllllllliillllilllliilllllillllllliiilllllillllllllllllllllilllillll OUR ABSTRACT J3U0KS! As partially indicated abare, are now poited to date. They at oi.ce, in u eoïwk'nstH] or pofted form, b)io the orianal cliuin and uil new ehfth of tillo. Instance, such as AUDITOE GENEEAL'S DEEDS, Known as Tax-Titles, which ure very mimerous ii tuis County, Decrees, Contracta, Deeds ! "WIIjIjS, 3cO, Aleo, noW as well as all of the oíd undiachargod Mortgages as fnr back ai 1824 - whloh are lesiona. Persons ta!t?r.3 title or mortSHyes and liena will remeraber tlnit Tax-Titles and other oolïateral mattere are not found Ín the usual mode of seareh hy Indexes at the Register'B office. The books or libera in the Begiater8 office have becomeso numerousand voluminons tluit lom? time is necessarily required even to makt h basly and nnreliable search. With ourfaoilities we iay to the pubHfl tlmt we can show them title and Title History, muke Deedt, MortgogeB, Aujgnments, Diiíclmrpt's, &o„, as correct ly, rjuicker and in better stylfl Ihnn any other o ifi.ee in the County. We have MONTEY TO LOAN ! On Bond and Mortgagecn long Urn?. REAL ESTÁTE Soldorexchanjrwl. HOUSES TO 1ÏKNT. 38 aoree oppoeite the Obaervatory fbr sale in lot to snit purébaaers EOOT & LEITER, lïeal Ëstafefl Agents, No. 1. Grejfory Block. TuAfY W. Root, and oppoute the Poptoffice. Charlks A. Lesteb. Uldtf TSÏX.-E3Gr Of tilO BZjOOD THB M08T THOBOUQH PUHIFIBR OP THK BLOOD YET 1JISCUVEI1ED. CURES ALL HUMORS, FROM A COMMON ERUPTION TO THE WOKST SCROPULA. 4 Bjr lts nse Cáncer are cured, and Cancerous tumors are dispersed without the surgeon' knife- Scrofnla conquered, and Cousumptiou prevented and cured. Venereal Diseaieg, Mercurial and Minera! Poisons, and their effects eradicated, and vigorou bealth and a eound constitutton ewtablished. Fcmalo Woknesi and Dlseaset Dropor, general or partial; Swellings. external or iuternal; and Tumors are reduced and diapersed in a very Bhort time. ' " Eryslpelas, Salt Rhcnm, Scald Head, and Ferer Sores are soou removed èy thia powerful detergont medicine. Scorbntic Dlseases, DandrnlT, Scalyor Rough Skin, and Pimplos quickly give way, leaving the skin smooth and fair. Chronic Dlaeases, Fevcr and Agne, Disordered Liver, Dj'sppsia, Uheumatism, Nervoua Affectiona, General Uebiüty, in short, all the numerous diseases caused by bad b'lood are conquered, and give way before this most powerful corrector, tb.0 Klne of theBlood. Kacli boïtle contains between forty and flfty ordinary doses, costing otily one dolhjr. From one to fonr or flve bottles wlll cure Salt Blietim, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Pimple on the Face, Biles, ordinary Eruptions, etc. From Iwo toeight bottles will cnro Scaly Eruptions of the Skin, Ulcerp, Sores, and Canker in the Mouth and Stomach. Erysipelan, etc. From fwo to tei bottles will restore healthy action to the Liver and Spioen, will regúlate the Bowels and Kidnoys. From tiyo to slx bottles will bc found effectual in curing Neuralgia, Sick-Headache, St. Vitaa1 Dance, and Epilepsy. From flve to twelve bottles willen the worst cases of Scrofula. From three to twolvo bottles will cara severe and obstinate cases of ('atarrh. Froiu two to fpur bottles will cure the worst cases of Piles, and regúlate ( 'ostive Bowels. From turo to ten bottles will cure bid ctsosof Dropsy. Price $1 ier bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. Sold by all Druggists., D. BAXSOM, SON & CO., Propr's, Bnffiklo, V. T. 8ee testimoníala in local column. KWOCil WOBtáAfT'X SOIVS' 8 A P O L T O Is n substituto fbr Soap for all Household purposes, except washint? ciothes. 8 AP OLIO for cleaninf? your House will auve the labor of one cleaner. Give it a trial. saTp oli(T for Windows ia better tluin Whüingor Water. No removiag aartaine und carpeta. SAPOL T O cleans Paint and Wood, in faet the entire house, better thiin Soap. No slopping. Snves labor. Ton oan't afforri to be without it. 8 A P Q L TcT for Poouring Kinves is better and cleaner than Batli Brick, Will notsoratok. S4POLIO ih better than 8oap und Sand for pilishing Tinwarei Brihtena without scnttchiiig. "SAPOLfÓT Pnlishes Brasa mul roppr utensils better thun Aq'u] or Oiland Kotten Stone. APOLÏO for Washing Dishes nnd Glassware ta invaluable. tboaper tliüii Soap. SAP O L I O removes Staios fron Mmble Mantels, Table and Stataary, from Eard-Ünisned Wülls, and fl'Onl China und l'oiTt-lfiin SAPOLÍO removes Stitins and (irfiise trom Oarpets and other woven inblies. rliere Is no Olie artlCle known Huil A-ill lio so 111 hij kindw ot' uork and lO it S Ulll UU Suoliu. Il) it. ïïnT) s a f ö r i o a new and wonderfully eflecti ve Toilet Soap, haviiii no cqual in this country or abroiid. JAND S A. JP olÖiï"o I Jis in article for the Bath, "reaeliea thé foundation " of all din, opena the parea und givoa a healtby action and brilliani tint to the skin. HAND S A P O L I O r'lennses and Beautifles the Skin, instantlv rnmoving ny Mnin or bleraiah from both banda nnd lace. HAND S A. JO LIO is without ft rival in the world for curnig or preventinfï rouphuess und ClUlpping of oither hands or face. HAND S A. JE3 OLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Irontir Ink Btains and Greaav; lor workers in Mi.chiue Shops, Minen, se, ismvHlunble. For mnking the skin Wliite nnd Koft. and giving to it a ' bloom of beiuty," it is unsurpiissed by uny Cosmetic known. HAjD S A. ï? O 3Li 15 eosts frona 10 to 15 cents per cake, and every body dbould huve it. You wlil like it. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS Buy it of your mercbant if he bii It or will procure il (or you. If nol, tlun wrile for uur l'aiiiphlot, "All abaul Snpolio," und it will be mailed free. KKOCH MOlKiAN'S SOJN, 28 Park Place, ZS". Y. Or 105 Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio. T IVE ÖEESE FEATHjiRS PIEIST , Cou?tat yon band and for aal e by BACE& ABEL. ARGUS BULLETIN ! WANTED 2000 NEW SUBSCKIBEKS WANTED. More Merchante umi Business men, who knowing their own interest will advertise in th Arous. GET YOUB BILL-HEADS, CIRCULARN, LETTER-HKADS, STATEMENTS, At the Ar;u8 Ofllco. QET YOUE BALL CARDS, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARD8. WEDDING CARDS, At the Agrus Office. GET YOUR LAW BLANK8, LAW BRIEF8, LAW RECORDS, PROGRAMMES, AT THE ARGUS OFFICE. New Type, Best Presses, Good Workimn, AND REASONABLE PRICES ! tr A WORD TO THE WI8E. p! 29,191 O. O. ID}íh!'",tir:;t '- COBY huag Manara (l C. 0. 1).- At. No. vk. And offerwl Grooeriea cheup for caen I Soine pcopln agid, " he' boand ta ro to mwh.' And old-time (iroccrs would faintly smile, Propheaying ■':. o. D. will tut but Hule whito. ín nxty day we'il ron lum nff the traek, And oaU our wandering ouatoraers back." 'he -'"aker saiil "nd thought it trun. He 11 aurely lail before the yeiir la New ' You can't mpH Groeeries in thia town Aiid i-.et you pity in (rraenbaoka dawn; .,.'",''■ !}P f11 merehantaon „vw-y stre.it Wjtb silk. .mei atina, hang out ohlckona to out hete tnide it. mixed In every place, Atine samo oonnter you buy butter orlaos; Where m-mt and los Bo hnnd in h.,nd Mr. CO. D. butii.siim chanoe mil stand." Tt prnplmta and cronki'rs have their sav, L.COLlSYs.disOlíociíitiKSonlrforRGADYPAY. Andaellaoohapfor dnily caah ' He fe.'iih r o danger of a smash. And to his patrona nll, and business fnenda, 1 lie greeting of the season he extenúa, r yoiini and oíd, a glad New tear With hom of irlanda ad tota Of cheer ! (live him a cali, and from his atore Your tablaa spnad witl, good In,,R8 mOre. At that place you will al ay jlnd Fresh new Oroceries ot best qnalitv ndkind- Kverythini.' naedfol lor good cheer'at home You can buy at hi counter whenevcr you come 1 he diiys ure oo hort thia bitter cold winter, 1 o mention details would weary the printer. Bul usk it you ohooae ínr anythinir e italle ou Ret it ut once, in qualtty unbeatoble ! For hungry men who are weary andcoM, He has Üyster hot, Oysters that muBt bèsold - Oystem pickled, Oyiter atew. and ovster fi v Or Onten any otlier way you choose to try. .7'? sfrve up yte at any hour of dav And the best of cigar to smoke on rom mr A dlsh of hot Oystew will do you n'meh wd, And ehcer vou while sellin;; your gniin or wood. And with eanh in hnnd lny in a store ni Sürtü1 Te' ?"s"r' Flour aIlfl "OT moa. Of all things aubatantlaj fot daJly uae Nor treat life'n (food things with abimé ; C.rockery and Olasswaro and Fruit to put in U.em, N uta, KaMna, and Candy, for children who win thein WiU m,Tr'",ïïï, blf sd(wlth their beautiiul face, 111 tlnit [í'J] the best of nll places lo buy a trifle, to briBg a smile or ringinc laugh Toar pleaaure, than theire, will be K,ear v ir'l'f Thrn do not forget to cali ón Mi ron And buy of him your Fruit, Bogar, añil 'tea. niough the Mg ffln „,ay faU f,om it8 plilw., Ihe O. O. 1). .) „tole i stillon the rar And doe not intend to tiy trom the cour ' 1 íll croaker of evil talk themselve ho.ue Grocenes cik Iva sold for ready pay hold ve timen more than be expected - By C. O. D. from lom protecteil. And the secret lie ia not af raid to tell-Keep the best of all thinga-with price low-ba good natural, Kiveiíoodnieanuir 8u And you are bound to ell ! 29! 29! 29! Estáte of Charles Marken. -I ATK UF MirUlOAN, County of Wa.htenaw,.. '?,;- li "eBfil" "' "e l'K'bate Court tor the Cou ity irfWaahten holden at the Probate Offlee.inÜM ity ■of Ami Arbor, „n Friday, the seventh day of November, in the ycar one thouaand eitrht hun' dred and aeventy-tluve. B rresent, Noah W. Chcever, Judire of Probate. i!ie m'al"1 " lhe tte of Charlea Marken, "R readiiifr and Blina the petition, duly verifled, ot Philip Bluin, , priiying that a certain inMiumeutnow?nflleiotíiiscourt, iiiupouiug tobe the last wül and testament of snid decensed mav be adeTecutotlTeof "' " """ h" m"5' bc Thereupon it is ardereA, that Monday, the eightli day of December next, at ten o'elock in the forenoon. be arigned fox the hearing o! wd DBtition.and that the devi-ws, iw.-iti i m and hebra nt law of ,aid dtoeaaed, and all otlier persona interested in aanl estáte, are required to uppear at a rt8ion oi asid Can, lh. n to ba holden at the l'robate OnVe, in the City of Ann Arbor, and ahow cause, ii snv there be, why the prayer of the petitK.r.er should not be granted. And it i farther ordered, thatsiiid petitioner give noticetothe penen intereated Ín Baid estáte, ot the pendenrv of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by lamsiiiK a copyof this ord to üe pubflahed n the Michigan Arrpis. a newípupei-prlnted and circulating in niri Gouuty, thre. aucoaaiuve weeka previoua to said day of (A true oopy.l NOAH W. CHEEVER, 1 ' '-' Jitdge of Probate. Estáte of Susan H. Wolles, minor! JTATE OF MK'HIlrAN, eountyof Washtenaw ss ,i)t a session of tiiti Probate Umrtíor thecounty of Washtenaw, holden ifl the Probate Office, in the City ut Aun Albor, on Mnnday. the tt-ntli day r.l -November, in the yearone thouuand ciirht hundred and aevfnty threp. Present, Noiih u . Cheever, Jndíreaf Probate, In the matter of the stale of Sushn ü . Welles minor. Onreartiiiííiiiidtllin,, tliepotition. duly veritied, ol Hilas H. Uouglaas, Gunrdiuu, prayingtbst he maj be hcensed to sell oertaiu real tale belonuin! u, said minor Thereupon it is ordered, thatTueadny the ninlh day of Ueoember next, at ten o'olock in the forenoon, be aasigiied for the Ueuing of suid petition, and that the next of kin of said minor, nud all other peraniM intereated in said estáte, are required to appear at a sevsion c.f aaid fourt, then to bs holilen at the Probate Office, in the citv of Ann ArIwr, and show enuse, it any there he why the prayei of the petitioner should not bf granted : And it i? further ordered that aaid petitioner gire notice to the paraona interesteii iu sad estáte, of the pendency oí said petition, and the hearing thereof, by oauaiug a oopy of thia order to he published in tíie Michigan Argüí, a newspaper printed and eirculatirig in said county, three auoosa vb weeks previou to said day o( hearmg. (Atruecopy.) NOAH W. CHEEVER. H52 Judge of Probate. L. Estáte of Caroline -minor. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, (Jounty of Washtenaw, ss ' At a session of the Probate (.ourt for the Countv of Washtenaw. holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, on Tueslay, the tweuty first day of October, in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three. Present. Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estafo of Caroline Miller, mirrer. On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of Leonhard Gruiier. Guardian, praying that he may be licensed to sell all the right, titie'and interest of said Caroline Miller in certain real estáte described in said peut-ion. Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the twentyflfthday of November next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be asaigned for tho hearingof aid petition.and that the next of kin of ttaid Caroline Müler, andallotber persons interested in said estáte, arerequired to appeai at a session of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate OrKee, in the city of Aim Arlxr, and show cause, if any then be, why the prayerof thepetitionershould not begranled : Aud it isfurther ordered, that asód petitioncr trivenotice to the persons iuteresled iu said eatate, of the pendency of aid petition, and tlie hearing thereof, bv ctrasing a oopyof this order to be published in the Michigan Argus, a newspapcr printed and eirculatktg in said Cunty, three succesnive weeks previuus to said day of hearing. (A true copy.) NOAH W. CHEKVER, 1450 Judge of Probate. Real Estáte for Sale. STATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washfcenaw.M, In the matter ol tlie estáte of Veit Zeeb. deceased. Notice is hereby Liivtm, that, in purananoe of an order grunted to the uadendgued, Admiuistrator of the eatate of said deceased, by the Hon. Jude of Probate for the county of WosbteDAW, on the fourth day of November, a. ij. W78, tlure will be sold at public vendue, to tlie highest bidder, at the sonth door of the Court House in the city of Ann Arbor.'in the county of Washtenaw, in said State, on Tuedayt the twentythird day of December, a. d. 1873, at ten o'clock in the foienoon of that day (subject to all encumbrauces by mortgape or otbeiwie existing at the time of t e death of aid deceased, and alen subject to theright ot dcrwer of Klizabeth Zeeb, widow of said deceaHed therein), tbe foUowinp desciibed real estáte, to wit : The west halt ot the soutiiwest quarter of Rection twenty-two; the west half of the northwest quarter ot sec! ion twenty-seven ; the unundivided three-eighfliH of the west huif of the northwest quarier of sedion (wenty two, in town two Houth riinfjc flvo ensi (Scio.) AIso the following deecribed land in Northlteld. in said countjr, to wit : beginning at the non heust corner of section thirlyflve thence soutli on the entst line of aid sectioii to the center ot tbe Pontinc rond, thence southwesterly along the center ol nnid rond to the east and west quarter line of Bftid Beetioo, thence west on siiid quarterline to the half quarter post, thence north on the west line of the east half of the northeast quarter of said section to the nurth section line of said section, tbence e8t on 8;ud Refttion hne tothts place of '■ ning {excepting n pieoe of land twe ty leet in width off of the wetit bidt of said landi, till in baid State. Uated, November 4(b, a. D. 1873. W1LLIAM APRIL. AdininUtrator. Keal Estáte for Sale. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtcnnw, a. In the matter of the eatnte of (jeorge Young. Senior. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuanee o an order granted Lu the undersiiined atlnniñslrator o the estáte uf Huid dereastd by theHoncrable Judge m Vrobate for the County of Washtenaw, on the twen tj-ttrst day of October A. D. 1873, there will be solt! at public vendue. to the higheet bidder at the rcsi denoe of the undersignea in the townsliip of Lyndon in the county of ashtenaw in said State, on fcatur day the thirteenth day of Pecimber, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clockin the forenoon tí that dtty (eubjeot to all en curaorauces by mortgiige or otherwise exiating t the time of the death of said deceased. and Ibo subject to the rifrbt of dower oi the widow ot said deceased therein) , the following described real estáte, to wit : The west hall of the north eau-t quarter of section twenty in town one iouth, range three east, in aid State, containing eighty aores, more or lean. THOMAS YOUtfG, Administrator. Dtd, Oct., Jlt, A. D. 1873. Sheriff 's Salo. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw, es. ■ ' By virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court for I he county of Waehtenaw, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John Geer. plaintiff, and apainst the goods and chattels, lands aad tenementa of Moses Marka, defecdant therein named, 1 did on the seventeent.h day of Octobflr, I873,levy on the followin{ described real state, to wit : Lots numbertwo (2), four 4;, six f6), ard eight f8!. m block number flve (5 ia Ormsby & Page's addition to the village fnow city) of Ann Arbor, Washtemiw county, Michigan, which property above described I shall eipose for sale to the highest bidder, at publio auction. at the south door of the Court House, in the city of Ann Arbor, in Waahtenaw oounty, on tíaturday, the twenty-seventh day of Deoembër, 1873, at ten o'clook is the foreuoon of aid day. Dtd, Kor. 10, 1S7Í. M. ÏLEMIÜTO, Sheriff, liifltd By t. W. Bauw. ï)puty ïhwUL Mortgage Sale. piIlSEÍÍ premise, deribed L d m01 " ' "VV,,''' ""i noitheaat omirter of utlñ ST. ' Ua" ot 'lie tueHoathwwt fruetion of the ,o,tU 't 'i -, ,"'"! atid ninety hnndmlth of nn ac"0„ d ''."k"1 otl,ei trut or paroel of Und Wing po'rt Ö" "U, lh!lt Hurón river, thenco along said Wv -i t,f tí!e ni ,," 6, right of HMtag and consti ■clSRa mil ïL on ï mt elijible place orgrouml ou the rihMr o tion of the southweBt fructional quarteTof ii7 seventeen, and at all times of rep:, rm , n"l kSr ta reptó fortho oaeof the flouaoS,angVK wtth other nocessary maehinery ; u,,Vi lm ti t „ti wit : Allthe land butween wid rae,, and tbe Hin nver and also all the land on raid iouthVest f tional quarter of settion sevtntee, bttn n outl. line of the the road runninï Mritrirta 8„ d riveron the quarter line an.l a line paraUeUhereo eightrod.dii.W onthesouth side ot said ro ,S quarterlme, and al.so the risrht of making ,d k mg in pair at all times o tail raoe soliUedftZ the nuil on the premises above granted inlo thVriïer at any point on the aid wnthweat fraeHonal qu?n ofsection seventeen, intendlng to convej the 1 and eidusive water power to rnn the snio km MthoKellORir milis, and the rights, rrivil, " , franohiwB oonnecttd therewith, cxwptina " ,„l ' erviiigfromthe foresolng the Und hetetofore Jb hy snid McMahon to John L Tappan Ann Arbor, Mich., October 2S 1873 8ILAS H DOU&LA88, Morlsa. Fklch & Gbant, Atty's for Mortgngee. MortgHge Hale. I WIF8 WliW Mills and ( 1,,ri9ÍI, E ! ot Washtenaw and Stnte oi Michigan . ontheüt. teenth duy nf December, A. D. 1S71, cxecuted ■ raortgage to Charles J. Huwell. of the city of c York, to secara tbc payinent oi certam prineircU mi interest mouey Uierein inentioned, which mortcn was recorded in tlie office oi Iíegkter of Deedi í, the county of Washtenaw and State ot Michiaan on tbe eightli day ot Jannarr, A. U, 1875, at :, „'ti, , i 1. M.in Libjr48, page 12: And wbereaí, deludí lui been made for more thnn twenly daya in the puiment of uu iugtnlniunt of said Interest monev whiish beeame duo ou the flrst day ot January A 1) ir by reason whereof and pursuant to the terina ot u mortgage, oaid tnortgagee electa that so mucli of taid principal as remanís unpaid with nll irreal interest thereonshaU teeuine due and payable mnudiately: And whereae theie iü daimeü 1 )t lue n d unpmd at the date oi tina uolice tlie su oi ü : thousanrt six hundred and forty-imie dolía Bluj ninety-two cent lor principal and" interest, alio tiiy dollars a h reuaoiiable snliuitor ornttorney leí iberí for iu addrtion ti all otlier le-rnl cusís, as oíttii ai anyprooeodingi istakcn to ioreclose snid mortca eltber by virtue ol the ahovo powi r oi tule in cLm. cery or m any otlw r marnier piovided by luw, and noauitor proceedinfi hnviufr ücen ii .eiitund liilcr in luvorequity to recovtr tbe wnne or üiiy nart ! tbereof; Notice therctore is hereby giren, tlmt ou , ftaturduy, the sixtli duy oi December n, xi, at twn o dock mtlie alterno nol Bitid day ot the eomh doorof the Court House in tl. e cuy oi Aun Albín (tbat being the building inwhicli tbe Ciicmt i.urt tor the county oí' Wnshtennw, nndSttiie aloiesnid ij lu'kl.) and by virtue oi the power 01 sale cuntí aid mortgHge, I shall sell at public auciini blgoest bidder the premises drtmilid in f id mort Batte., to s:1sfy tbc amount of piiiioij!. claimedtn l ,iue, with the attornej 't ti e .i bun and charges of sale to-wil : All ,].e certniii pieces or parcela of lsniJ aituated in Uie towrj Manchester, county of Washtenaw, and Stale of Miei.iíían nfoH'Biiid, known, hounrled nnrl detcríbid as tollowa, to wil : Beiug tbe east hall utthenrnh east quarter, and tbe northeast quaitfr ufibe snulheimt quarter, of sictíon number íefixoitins one and a half aciesof tlie last abore deferlbp piece ot land1; also the nortbenst quiírlu of ti so'ithwest quarter of section number thin yeast half oi the southeut qunvter of seeticn numLir thirty, (3 J (excepiiiifí gixty eres liom the i ■ of the last above de.-ciibed piepe (jf lantll: that part of tho west huif of the northwesl quinta ofseciion number thirty-two whicL lies center of the hisrliwny nboTe mentioned. m fiom the west side of the noithenst quarteroi the non Ihwrat quarter ofsaid section, tbi I cels of linri on section thirty-two oontninii six and a half acres of land, and being i io fuime land doeded by Oliver Nickols nnd liis u. to Oi - Matthewsin thespiinp of ISIü), a!l in Lownshi] ber four sonth of range nurflbér tireí taining in ull two hundred uml twentj laúd. September ÍOth, 1875. John N. Gott, (THAELES .' . Hl W ELL, Attorney for Mortgagee. Mori Murtgage Sale. DEFAl.'LT havuig been made in the cor.diikJi oí a certuin znortsaye, made ir.u extcut a L) '"-olcn C'ook and Aun L. Cook bis wite, ot i lie city ol Aun Avhor, VV'ashteuaw County, and staic ot' Álicliiun, to Siias H. Douglass, üf Ibefjuuie place, DealtL tule the tirst day 01 AUütist, in tbe year 01 our L. tbouBiind en;ht bundred and Bixty-seven, and itcoiued iu tlie ornee ot the Uefpstex of Dteds oí ti.e county of Washienaw, in aid btate ot Micblgun on the ürst day of August, a. d. 18(i; in líber 3b ol montages, on page 536, on whicb mortaage tl.ire ia i to be due ut tiie date ot this noüee, tor principal ami interest, tbe sum of two lliousand ñve huii'.i. ninety-eight dollars and tweuty-iiine cents, together with an attorney tee of nitv dollars, as provided aLd igreed should any proceediugs be taken lor llie foreelosure ot' aaid mortgage; and whereas j:o proetednitíM at law or inequilyhave been tiiken to re&tvet the same or any part tbeieof : Now, tliertfoie, notict) is hereby given that by virtue of tbe pou er of tale oontained in mortgage, I sliall se 1 at public auctiou to the highest bidder, on Mouday, tbe ninth diy of l'ebruary, a. n. 1874, at ten ol' the clock in llie loitnoon ol that day, at the south dooi (f tlie Court House in the city of Ann Arbor and State of Michigan, that being the buildintr in which the Circuit Uourt tor the county ot Washtenaw is held, the premisea described in said luortgiige, or &o mucli tliereof as shall be necessary to satisly the amouut due on s lid mortgage, the costs and expenses oí said sale and the attorney fee as aibresaid ; said px are described as follows, to wit : All that ceitain uact or parcel ol lanü known iunl desciibea hu kilows, towit: lying in the townahip of Ann Arbor, and being part of the northwet quartei ol number thirty-three in township number two soutfj of range numbersix east in said bitate, bezinning in the eH8t line of said quarter section at a point sixteen chaios and tifty-three links south of the nortfleatt corner of said quarter section, and running thence south on said line five chains and tliiiij tivo links, thence south fifty-one and a-half deg i twenty-two chains ond eleven links to the center of the YpRilanti road, thence northweeterly along Ü center of said road nineteen ehains aud niïiety-Övo links to a point eighteen chains and ieventy five link' south of the north line of aaid eection, tiieoce enst parallel to the north line of said section twenty chains and thirty-two links, thence north parallel to the west line of gaid section tix chains and twenty fWe linka, thence eaat parallel to said uorth line niiie chains and fortyfour links to tlie east line of M quarter section, thence south four chains and tliree links to the place of bezinning, and beinf? the snnit land deeded by Jacob Kempf to said ('ook, parij (t the fir-t part (lo said mortgae) and the Mme law described in two deeds to said Kempf recorded in tlie Register'H office, iu said eounty, in liber Y of l)etd!„ on pages 67ö aud 677, and m líber No. 32 of deeds at pages 658 and 559. Ann Arbor, November 12, 1873. SILAti H. DOUGLA8R, Mortgagw. Felch & Gkant, Attorneys for Moi lüfjee. Mortgage Sale. DEFAULT haring been made in the condition of a ctrtüin mortgage mado ánd executed bj Bokw Cook, uf the city of Ann Arbor, in the eounty cl Wübhtenaw, and State of MioJiïgan, to Adelaida Lewitt, of the same place, bearing date tlie tü of May, in the yev of our Lord one thousand Wfitó hundred and sixty-seven, and recorded ju tJie cffice of the lïeiiister of Deeds of niid eounty of A naw, on the seventh dy of May, a. v. 'iRG7, in lil 3tí oí niortgages, on page 491, und wbich w:is tïM8" ferred and aasipned by said Adelaide Lewitt, to bilfli H. Douplass, of said city of Ann Artcr, ly un iuatrument of assigmnent dnly execultd, Hcknovl" edged and delivercd by her, bemint dute tlietvrirty fifth duy of April, a d. 187 , and reeortkd m tli1 office of said Begiet er of üeeds, ou Iheciiiy lust foic said, in liber 2 of assignments of mortgngVa. on pflf 501 ; on which mortgage there is claimccl to be due 1 1 the date ot-this notice, for principul and int' rest. i' e sum of üfteen hundred and tfuriy-live dolhiis íid forty-one cents, logether witli an attorney fre (f twenty-tive dollars, as provided for in snid mor1?1' should any pioceedings be taken toforeoloM lh imd wheieae no pro?eedings at law in equiiy hun been taken to rerover the e-ame or ;my part tiieuot: Now, theiefore. notieeis hercby fuiven thnt. by viili-e of the power of sale oontained in snid m"XtfMpe. I hall sll at public juietion, to'the hjgheat bidder, n Mondny the mnth day of 'ebruary A. I)., 1874. vt ten of theclock in the'forcnoon of tbat day, t tbi south door of the Cotirt House in the City ot Aon Arbor, in said cotinly of Wnshtesaw iind tiitf 0Í Michigan, thatbeing the buildiiu? m vbieli thf C" ouit. Court foi thecouniy ot Wbhtpnnw ís hld. iw prcniiBef deecnbed in eaid mnrtpAf c,oi somucli tbeW of as bhall neces6Hry to Htiüiy the ftmoiml fine oc snid mortgHf, the co(?ts and espenet tof said salenna theattorneysfeeasaforesaid. duid premist RnredPScrib1 eii as follows, to wit : All rhoso certain tracta 01 pur eels of land sitúate in the City of Aun Arbor. in tla county of WíinhtenHW, nDd Stifof Miclntiin.knovn and de6oribed os theeast thiee-lbwths of lot munt1 pix f' ) and the west half oí lot numbrr seven (T), m blockone1!) north of range ix f6) east according ïo the recordad plat of the villoge of Aim Arbor in tm county of Wnshtenaw. Ann Arbor, November 12, 1878. SILASH.DOUGLAP, Assignee of said MortgagFelch & Öhast, Att'ys. for eaid Assignec. SherifiF's Sale. C TATE OF MICHIGAN, oounty of Washtennw. w. By virtue of an execution iss-ued out of nr.d under the seal of the Circuit Court tbr the count y of Washtenaw, to me directpd and deliveied. in t'nvor of Juliiis Robinson and Louis T.nmbfrt, piaintiffe, ind Rgainst the goodn flnd'nhattels. lands and tircnoutsof Motas Marks, defendant therein namf. 1 didon the seventeenth day of October, 1873. Ievy "n he followmp desrnbed real estáte, lo vi': Lf' nwraber two (2), four (4). six (fi), and eipht M), m lock number flve (í) in Ormgby APage's ndclitifn to he villaee 'now city) of Ann ArHor, "Washiern ounty, Michigan, wh'ich property above de?criVfil hall espose for sale to the hihect bidder, ut jiuwie uction, at the south door of the Court Houfe. in the ity of Ann Arbor, in Wushtennw county, on Saturar, the twentj-neventh day of Deoember, 1S7S, at V clock M. of aaid dy. 14UM r W. ïaow, JBX7 &■