Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

DAILY REE PRESS OICIAL APBB THB OITI omoi or eon wood mirr of jkfvbuor atbmv TUESDAY MORNING EBRUARY 4 4 the McM0a the Legislature Wo tend this somber of the Daily ree Press to the address of sach member of the Heretofore the members have been permitted to take the newspaper of their choice at the expense of the State during the session As the new stit tition takes from them ihis privilege we shall be pleased to enter the names of the members as subscribers Work far the Legislature The limited time allowed by the constitution to the Legislature to perform the numerous duties de volving upon it by the adoption of a new organic law will require from members extraordinary labor to meet the demands of the constitution Indeed we can scarcely believe it possible jor them to ac complish in so short a session all that is imposed upon them That they will perform as much as any body of men that could be got togeth er we have no doubt The most urgent business relating to our State affairs which will claim the attention of the Legislature the division of the State into thirty two Senate Districts determ in ingjhe ratio of representation and the number of Representatives in the House the number of the latter cannot be less than sixty four nor more than one hundred the division of the State into Con gressional districts the conferring of legislative powers npon organized townships incorporated cities and villages and the several boards of county Supervisors provision for the election of a State Board of Education provision for a sinking fund to commence in 1852 a uniform rate of taxation except where specific taxes are payable provision for a State Board of Equalization of assessments on taxable property general laws for the incorpor ation of cities and villages It is also made the duty of the Legislature to adapt the laws general ly to the provisions of the new constitution There is it will be seen a very extensive field of labor laid out as far as we have enumerated them doubtless many other matters of interest to different sections of the State will come up for legislation ft' Prwriwolsm and Abolitionism Below par in Illinois Soon after the organization of both branches of the Legislature Illinois Dr Richmond of Schuy ler introduced some very strong resolutions in favor of the compromise measures passed by the last session of Congress and for the repeal of the Wilmot resolutions adopted at the last General Assembly These resolutions were ordered to be laid on the table and In the House similar resolutions were offered and a motion to lay them on the table failed by a vote of 45 to 28 the voting in the affirma tive At a subsequent day fthe 14th inst) the Sen ate resolutions were taken up and adopted The vote stood in favor of the compromise measures 20 against 5 To repeal Wilmot proviso resolutions passed at the last session ayes 18 nays 7 Here is another decided and emplatic indication of the tone of the North West on the subject of the compromise measures It is as gratifying as it is decided and shows how strong and irresistible is the revulsion which has taken place in the popular sentiment of the State within the period of a sin gle year Thus State after State takes the back track on this subject and resumes position on the broad platform of the Union and the constitution Hon Dickinson The Albany Argus contains a correspondence between the Democratic members of the Legisla ture from the city of New York and Hudson river valley and Hon Senator Dickinson Want of room debars us from affording our readers the gra tification of reading this beautiful emanation from the National Democratic Senator from New York Mr Dickinson has worthily represented that great State in the 8 Senate for seven years devoting himself with untiring earnestness to the arduous and responsible duties devolving upon him With onr own able and fearless Senators he has stood up manfully and breasted with successful resist ance the traitorous designs of fanatical philanthro pist and has rendered himself conspicuous for his thorough devotion to the interests of his constitu ents and the Union He has consistently sustain ed throughout his term a true Democratic course one that has gained for him an honorable and last ing reputation JJ 8 Senator The State Journal speaking on the subject of the election of a Senator as among the first things to engage the attention of the Legislature remarks We hope to see this done on the very first day of the session We believe Gen Cass to be the first choice of every democratic member of the Legislature and the democratic party of Michigan owe it to themselves and the democracy of the Union to pay Gen Cass the compliment of an un animous election on the first day of the session We doubt not but that the suggestion of the Journal will'meet with a hearty response from the democratic members of the Legislature 4 The basis of representation of the several counties in the approaching judicial coventions as fixed by the democratic State Committee we no tiee meets with disapproval from our friend of the Grand Rapids Enquirer We venture to assert that the committee did not design to usurp pow ers beyond their jurisdictions but as the contin gency required some action they performed what they considered a duty devolving upon them Missouri The whig papers are foot ing up the loss and gain in this matter and are puzzled to find out what good they have derived from Geyer's election The Seward branch are particularly chagrined at' the eleelion of such a whig Mr Geyer is decidedly in favor of the fugi tive slave law The Louisville Journal in al luding to the fact that all the people of the South who are willing to yield obedience to the Consti tution and the laws are branded by disunionist pa pers as remarks There is very little doubt that the Devil and ft his followerijwhen they raised a rebellion in Heav en and got hurled oat of it applied the same epithets in very much the same spirit to all the angels who preferred living quietly under the rule of Plaits The attention of the citizens of our State appears to be aroused to this important subject The country press contain many able arttolw Urging the advantages of such roads If the arguments advanced will have the effect to in duce the formers to form plank road companies un dee a gw1 act of incorporation which it will be duty of the Legislature to provide at this eee fa will be no lack of facilities for getting their prodooe to desirable markets Chief JiKic Whipple io holding a special I of Cttwit Conrt at Coldwater The Public Lands The recent speech in the Senate of the United States of Gov blch Chairman of the committee on Public Lands has attracted general attention and judging from the expressions of opinion on the part of the Press may be ranked among the most effective efforts of the session in that distin guished body The propriety and expediency of giving away to individuals the landed property of the United States the earliest acquired portions of which came into our possession by grants from the thirteen origin al sovereignties of the Union contemplating the receipt of the proceeds of their sale into the public treasury for the general involving of ne cessity a serious diminution in the public revenue to be remedied only by a resort to direct taxation or an increase of the duties on imports is a matter of serious moment and should require grave con sideration The proposition at present before the Senate however it is understood provides for a cession to each State of all the unsold lands within its limits and annexes to the grant various conditions some of which evidently transcend the powers of the General the States themselves alone possessing the right of determining what shall be subject to sale under legal process the manner in which title to land may be conveyed and the tenure by which it may be held within their limits all which is practically denied by the measure in question The proposed enactment would impose restrictions upon the title of twenty jive millions of acres of marketable lands in Michigan while eleven millions only are held by unconditional grant An acceptance by the several States of such conditions of tenure requiring in most instances a corresponding alteration in State system and policy would be acquiescing in legislation in direct de rc 01 me reserveci riuiB ui uiu oiaieBp aim the evils of which whateverxhey might prove could not be remedied by State authority Such Legis lation it is contended would be opposed to the progressive spirit of the age and the settled policy of our people whose boast it is that the conditions services and restrictions on the titles to land in the old world are here unknown and whose unex atnpled prosperity may be largely attributed to the easy acquisition and unrestricted right to alienate and devise at pleasure the soil made valuable and productive by their foresight and industry The evils of the present land system it is be lieved would not be eradicated by the bill under consideration although its discussion will doubt less elicit provisions better adapted to secure the legal rights and to open the widest field for the enterprize of every citizen of the Republic Prbperations for Saving The Cleveland Herald says that the Captain of the steamboat Southerner has furnished his boat with a sufficient number of planks to support one hund red and fifty people In each plank is inserted loops of tarred rigging and these boards are ar ranged about the beat so as to be ready at a mo warning The boats an the Lakes which follow this good example next season will find that they will lose nothing by it the thirty one States which constitute this republic only five have Whig Governors They are Vermont Rhode Island New York Pennsylvania and lorida Kentucky has a Whig Lieut Governor acting (The Tribune says: The siaveholding interest like every other inve terate abuse and iniquity takes shelter under the guns of the citadel Which being translated means that the Dem ocratic party protects the rights of the States against higher law" nullification and abolition infidelity It is this conviction which recently has converted North Carolina into a democratic Sta te and is rapidly annihilating tho last vistige of Whiggery throughout all the South (IT Tha United States Agent has finally suc ceeded in removing from Wisconsin the Winneba go tribe of Indians The United States troops were compelled to use force in effecting the removal The Grand Rapids Enquirer anticipates the re election of Col Benton to the Senate at the expiration of Mr term which wilj be in two years learn that there is to be a line of steam boats running between this city and Dunkirk the coming season to connect with the New York and Erie railroad Q5" They are building a Marine Hospital at Cleveland Why do not they have one here? It is strange that so central a point should be over looked We understood some time ago that our active Collector intended to have one built here but we have not as yet seen any preparations for the work No election for Senator yet in this State There appears to be all round a pretty general time of agreeing to disagree on Senatorial elections Michigan thank Heaven is not so troubled Brbad Stuffs in Ohio A Ohio paper says the wheat crop of that State the last year is 30 mil ioas of bushels It sets down the corn crop at one hundred bushels to each person in the state the population being estimated at two The whole surplus of the two articles is estimated as worth 25 millions of dollars Awful Timb for An editor out West little thia aide of Lake Michigan thus gives notice of his position towards those who do not oppose the fugtive slave law: we've uo nought but gall and worm wood for the wretch who with a holHah phrenay fain would blot from God its ichest holiest would rob the waking nations of their glorious brightest only heritage of Is that you Moses (The Welch citizens of Oneida county have resolved to raise not less than to procure a block of marble for the Washington Monument ft ft QJThe people of California by election have decided that the Capitol of the State shall be Vai lego a town on the Bay of San Eraocisco By this location the Store realizes some 370000 in donation and the erection of public buildings by the owners of the town who are said to be Vallego a Spaniel! speculator Gen Thos Green and Hon Walker Wht ts rr? We notice that some of the whig paper are full as denunciatory and virulent towards distinguished whig statesmen as they are towards prominent democrats The love of agitation and desire (to use an expressive termJ to 'make a are paramount with such creatoresto all obligations of law or even common decency in political an tagonism (IThe legacy left by Mr McDonough of New Orleans" to the Colonization Society is 25000 a year for 45 years It is a noble legacy and for a most worthy the civilization and chrietiani sation of Anica David ROARDMAN 4c GRAYS 4c CHICKE 1851 1851 AIN1 AN AC'S IOH Michigan Com ic and Cracked for sate by feM ROOD co x3 3wdaw CALLKMDER Treasurer Hl Variety Etc VALENTINES! HEAD The best araortraeut ever otered tn thia city beta prices raagiug fraraM to The MIS of ebury is near at hand and now te tire time to azub strewing the rapid praperaef leameta any assa aonatoMetehoatfiaee with the freedom and aeeaney to draw aeenes VOTtCEie hereby given to the stockholder of the Plyraotiih Bond Corapavy that they are required to nay twodol vsefc re of reeir Mock to Ana Ot their treawuar at bin boose in GmaOeld oa Saturday the 8th day By order of the Board of Directors meanest GrereMid ob IBM JOHN BEAD DETROIT SAVINGS BANK Corner of Woodbridge and Griswold streets open every day Ja3 3tn The Legislature The Legislatare which assembles at Lansing to morrow is composed of the following gentlemen: Sbnatb 1st Andrew Harvie Titus Dort Copeland Henry Kibbee 2d District Geo Danforth Case Shoe maker JV Isbell 3d Henry Mead John Barber Al fred rench I Christianct 4th Henry Riley Philotos Hay den 5th Charles Dickey Thomas 6th Noah Beech Elijah Roberts Samuel Axford Leroy 1th District John Bowne Sturges House or Representatives Oka Town Barry Hall Calvin Britain John Butterfield Branch Solomon Lawrence Roland Root Calhoun Darius Clark JYathan Pierce John Balcomb 1 George Sherwood Wn Clyburn Bacon Clinton David Clark Eaton Horatio Hall Genesee Josephs enton Charles jV Beecher Hillsdale Wm Montgomery Charles Grego TM ANO This day receivedgslx splendid raas A wood piano fortea or sale at actory I prices GEO DOTY A good aaaoranent of Scotch Bay and Empire State Low Shavrin ofdesirabte enters and styles aU of which wiU Motasd at very tew prices to ctoes the tot soare at BJ less than we retd the eaas atytos for earty in Ute sensont those in want of a pood shawl should avail themselves of this opportunity is procure one atatow price Our general Mock of goads will bedeoMbie and prices in ail cases uaiforreiy low and without devistiou HOLMEH One Price Store NDT1LE TM Bret meeting of the New York and Michigan QNhptuiy pursuant the provisions of the charter? Hammond in the city of Detroit riday the Z1M day of ebruary next at 10 A CHARLES HAMMOND 4 HENRY LEDYARD Detroit January Iteh MM JaZMawtd Ionia Case Ingham John Crossman Jackson Eaton Hitchings Watkins Kalamazoo Barney Earl Ezra Stetson Kent and Ottawa Thomas Church of Kent While erry of Ottawa George Crane Elias Baldwin Au gustus Childs Thomas Gray Darling Livingston Ralph owler Spalding Case Lapeer Hart Macomb David Shook George Chandler Sanford Corbin Jeff Thurber Patrick Carrigan Ele azor Barnes Irvine Oakland Janies Patterson Hicks Warner Vocrhies Hubbell Covert Saginaw John Turner Shiawassee Kimberly St Waite A Moore St Clvir James Smith Joseph Minne an Buren itch Washtenaw Jarvis Marvin William Warner Calvin Wheeler Aaron Truesdell John Yocum Wayne Benj Hyde Jonathan Shearer Levi Eaton Alfred Gulley Jared Sexton George Martin Democrats in Roman Whigs and Abolitionists in Italic The Senate stands Democrats 16 Whigs 5 ree Soil House Democrats 41 Whigs and Abolition ists 25 Democratic majority on joint ballot 26 The political feud between the supporters of President illmore and the partisans of Senator Seward daily becomes more bitter and extensive especially in the State of New York The fact that most of the ederal officers in that State are filled by Seward men deprives the President of a powerful engine which otherwise he might use for the promotion of hie pretensions He dare not oust them from office and so has the peculiar satisfac tion of seeing those whom he has the power and inclination but not the courage to strip of their means of injuring him enjoying the emoluments and honors which he ought to bestow upon hie own friends The preponderance in New York is heavily in favor of Seward The newspapers report that the Milwaukie ans have subscribed $7000 to insure a concert there from Jenny Lind We do not believe the story Milwaukie is too far back in the woods for Barnum and Jenny Good for the Afflicted Boudet a rench chemist states in the Journal de Pharmaciethat the razor may be dispensed with in shaving if the fol lowing depilatory be used viz: take of sulphurite of sodium or hydrosulphate of soda chrystalizedthree parts quick lime in powder ten parts starch ten parts this powder mixed with a little water and applied over the skin acts so rapidly that by means of a wooden knife the surface of the akin will be freed from hair The Atlantic The following facts are stated by one who has watched the building of steam ves sels fer twenty five years: irst Her boilers being made with double tiers of furnaces her consumption of coal is much increased without deriving proportionate advant age in heavy weather when half the revolutions of the wheels are performed in the air Secondly Her stock of coal taken on board at Liverpool would be more likely to be lessened than increased for a voyage owing to the press ing importunities of shippers many of whomhad been shut out from previous steamers Thirdly Being bo lightly sparred all the can vass she could spread would not drive ber through the water at a greater rate than three knots im peded as she would bo by her wheels and having on board in cargo machinery kc a dead weight of 3000 tons But if the wind was foul "he would have great difficulty in beating up against It being encumbered with her wheels snd doficlont of a bowsprit and head sails consequently "he would drift with th" g'le and is now perhaps In the neighborhood cl the Azores from whence we shall hear from her by the London fruit schooners who make average passages of nine days from Tereelra io Cowes therefore until the middle of ebruary we cannot expect news from these Islands and for previous reasons together with a knowledge of her great strength I foel vriuadd shall hear from her from that qoarier 1 1 11 '11 ITTII ITJ TTr 3 JI T' Ill JI Auction of ladies Equalizing Beauty and Taking from one and giving to the oth An auction of unmarried ladies used to take place at Babylon every district" says the historian they assembled on a certain day in every year mH the virgins of a marriageable The most were put up and those who bld the largest sum of money gained possession of her The second in appearance followed end bidders gratified themselves with handsome wives according to the length of their purses But alas! it seems there were some ladies for whom no mon ey was likely to be offered yet these were the Babylonians When all these beautiful says the historian were sold the crier ordered the moat deformed to stand up and after be had openly demanded who would mrrry her with a small sum she was at length adjudged to tho man who would be satisfied with tho least" In this manner the money arising from the handsome served as a portion to those who were cither of dis agreeable looks or who had other imperfections This custom prevailed about 100 years before Christ QJ Rev Walter Colton who recently died at Philadelphia was a Chaplin in the United States Navy He was a gentleman of much worth In his profession and occupied quite a high position as a man of letters After the occupation of California by our naval forces he administered the office" of Alcalde of Monterey with much energy and to the satisfaction of all the inhabitants Spanish as well as American His work on California recently published his 'Ship and Shore other produc tions of a kindred character are among the pleas antest books of the kind that have been written Stray Mr rancis Pigg of Indianapo lis advertises his wife roncina Pigg in the Indi ana Bute Journal ebruary 3 a rot ion puree co'iUUniiig a 'OO receipt from Jacob IJay and a B1U0 nule asainai Mr Woodbridge of Sandwich and a two dollar bank bill The Snder will aultably rewarded and will con for a great ft rot by leavini It at itm office feM TMPOHTANT NALK At Hotaaee Ow riooBtere Uieai reSueiiM to retere In retiw to atone oai ow all an4 Winter Mock or Dress Soods and TterevS iS uS dS of ebruary we have decided to reduce ire price er three gnoda during th period Uur niMneroue euatomere and tire puMk gen erally will bare an opportunity of pure baaing many uleeof goode at lew itMa the original cool Great bargain! will he oderad la the following Myton of nreeh Merraua deMrabte eotere Thibet English German aramauaCtoUw epfaaa Bilk and Worsted The price of there goods Save been greatly reduced Black Lynes Bilk difrmei widtbe Rich chaegrabie Bribe OREIGN PASSAGE AGENCY AND OICE OR THE TRANSMISSION MONEY TO Great Britain Ireland RANCE A GERMANY (Established In this City 1811) ELLIOTT No Si Woodward Avenue Detroit THE SUBSCRIBER having completed his arrangmanaw for 1851 is now prepared to make engagements for the passage of persons now residing in the Old World to come out via Liv erpool and New York the Packets of the Ball" or Old Lina of LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK PACKETS The Ball has this year been enlarged by the addition of two New York built Packets of the largest class and now comprises tea large and magnificent Shipa averaging each 1000 tons burthen famished expressly for the accommodation of emigrants provided with a good surgeon and commanded by ex perienced captains Each Packet sails on ber regular appointed day vis: the 1st and 16th af every month The party to corae out may aeteet such packet and time aa suits convenience thus guarding against de lay in Liverpool Passage may be pre paid from Liverpool to this City direct MESSRS BARING BROTHERS CO Buildinn? Water St Liverpool are Agents for this line REMITT ANCE TO IRELAND England Scotland rance A Gernany The subscriber will remit by Steamer Drafts at sight for XI X10 Xto and upward drawn direct on the Royal Bark or IRELAND DUBLIN which an Mid without delay at the various Branches of the Royal Bank or Ireland temghout every county in Ireland Also on Messrs Prescott Grote Ames A Co Sankara London which can be made payable tn any town of importance in Enc land and Wales The first meeting of the Medora Misleg Comps ot the charter will be heldat the office of Geo Bates on Monday the Mih day of ebruary sell at 10 A GEO BATES ORVILLE DIBBLE: Detroit January 14 1851 Jil5 2taw pnapanylAstrottor at the oOcecZJohn Bkaysoa oMsf ti Directors Detroit or to the Treasurer Calleadsr at tte a Bee of tite Company Dearborn ewwaitneo CALLENnen rattit OSee ofthe Dearborn Jan 22 1851 JaSZdawtlstm TAKE NOTICE JIB IVES A Com Exchange Brokers 99 Jefierson avenue De trcitwiH son sight Exchange on New York city at tho foUowta lutes: or half dollars dollars and 5 franc pieces at par or Gold Detroit City and eater bank notes per cant or Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin do 1 CDfafts on Bufiito and other Exchanges drew eqaanvftfireor PROSPECTUS fob rnuiHine iu book torn i THB aMBSACIXOA History of Parties from the organixatson of the Govern ment down to the present time Ths were published ins series ofnum bers in the Michigan Sate for forty weeks and in consequence of a very general request having been mads to have them published in book form I have issued a prospectus for the same and should there be a suAcient number of subeenbere to warrant tbs expense it will be commenced at once It has been my design to give a fair and impartial history of I important events which have transpired in a political point of vw trom the first administration of Washington down to tho present time It has been thought by many to be an important work as a matter of reference to both the old and the young as it refers to all matters of importance which have transpired since the for mation of our government of a political nature including out lines of the secret history of the Hartford Convention by ons of the secretaries as also a record of tho electoral votes given to each of the presidents the names of the members of their res pective cabinets Ac Ac Ths Slate Library has been of great service to ms in gathering the facts which have been enabled to put forth in thia con nection It is proposed to publish the work which will contain about 250 pages to be bound in boards and deliver to subscribers at the rate of one dollar and twenty five cents per velums to bo paid for on delivery It will be important to have tho names sent as soon as possible It is to be hoped that there ars those in all comurattitios who will take upon themselves the trouble of circulating the pros pectus DANIEL MUNGER Tbs following request forthe publication of ths Political is signed by every member of the last Legislature of both political parties Musaxa Esq Dgca sis Having perused many of the numbers of the which have appeared in tbs Michigan State Journal while under your editorial management and be lieving them to contain a true and faithful history of political parties since the organisation of our government we would re quest of you to publish the same in book form Respectfully Yours IVs sxtow Lt Governor 1st District thus Don Jacob Summers Wm inley Dwight Webb ielder Snow Levi Baxter John McKinney: David Walbridge Alvin Hart John King Adam Roof The Latb Amalgamation Case in The facts in the following despatch from thia city to New York were known to ua ahortly after they transpired We did not make them publics out of regard for the misguided family who are very respectable and worthy people but now that the telegraph haa laid them before the public we feel it iucumbent npon ua to give what we have good reaaona for believing ia the true statement of the circumstances of this unfortunate affair: It will of course be recollected thrt some four weeks ago the city papers chronicled the disappearance of the young lady mentioned above fifteen years of age from her house in this city Although the moat thorough search was made for her by her friends no clue was obtained to her whereabouto until the police were interested in the matter She was traced from various places in this city to Rox bury where she was found cohabiting with a ne gro as his lawful wedded wife It seems that she wandered away from her house while la boring under a partial aberration of the mind to which she had been often of late as well known to her family subjected She was wandering about when she met the negro to whom she was after wards married She asked him to conduct her to her house He promised to do so but in stead of fulfiling his promise he took ber to a house upon 'nigger By his importunities and pro testations of attachment and the fact as stated in the dispatch that her parents being strong aboli tionists probably had inculcated upon her mind the wickedness of entertaining prejudice against color he at length obtained her consent to marry him A licence (which it is a very easy thing to get un der our new law) was soon obtained and aclergy man was soon found base enough to make the two one flesh We do not know the name or wc should publish it However we will state in extenuation of his conduct (if such a thing can be) that it is said he expostulated for some time with the girl before he proceeded to fix the indis soluble tie but without she was fixed in her purpose of marrying the negro and thinking pro bably that he had as good a right to the fee as any body else he married her By keeping as quiet and retired as possible the ill assorted couple man aged to elude the anxious search qf the parents for some two weeks or so but the vigilance of the po lice at length ferreted them cut The girl was im mediately restored to her parents She was evident ly laboring under partial insanity and was sent to the McLean Asylum at Somerville It is said that the morning after her arrival home her negro hus band called with the marriage certificate in his pocket and demanded his wife Of course his per emptory request was not acceeded to by her pa rents The parents are in a state of deep affliction Boston Herald Jan 22 Hudson Rivbr Insurance Company We copy the following from the New York Journal of Com merce commending it to the attention of those who have acquired the reputation of paying their losses grudgingly We ihink this Company is deserving of public patronage from the promptness with which they meet their liabilities and the general management of their business An Example worthy of Hudson Riv er Insurance Our readers will recol lect that we noticed a fire in our last pa per which broke ont in Messrs Ross store on River street We are informed that the entire block of goods owned by those gentlemen were destroyed They were insured in the Me Mutual Northern Western and in the Hudson River Insurance Company The fire occurred on Saturday morningtbe Hud son River Insurance Company had notice informal ly of their loss on Saturday evening On the fol lowing Monday morning Col Morgan called on Messrs Ross Smith and for the Company ad justed and paid the loss By their charter the Hudson River Insurance Company were entitled to sixty days in which to make their payment thus anticipating their engagements This prompt ness and cheerful compliance with their agree ments with the insured is highly creditable to the Directors of the Company DTWe have been favored with the peruaal of the following let ter front California which shows the value set on Cherry Pectoral in that distant portion of our country It is sold there at five dol lars per Boeton Republican San kancisco March 2 1850 Ayer Esq Dear Sir: We have the pleasure to inform vou that since our advices of the Sth ult we have disposed of all the Cherry Pectoral consigned to our House rom the benefit expe rienced by those who have jused it there has grown up here a con fidence in the article which will insure you for thia market an in creasing and permanent demand The rapid changes of our climate from heat to cold and heat again induce as might be expected the afflicting and often dan gerous lung complaints Many of there within our knowledge have been so speedily cured by your preparation as to afford as it were immunity from their attacks We are dally expecting the next arrival and would advise the continuation ofyour monthly shipments in larger quantities than hitherto Yours Ac CRAM A CO Pills are a sure cure for Influ enaa This complaint has become so frequent that there are few per sons who have not had it several limes It is a kind of malignant contagious cold attended with much fever and great prostration of strength So soon as possible swallow six or eight Pills a large dose is absolutely necessary to relieve the brain that organ ap pearing to sutler greatlp in this complaint When they have ope rated well pul your feet and legs in hot water or take a hot bath Be sure and be purged before you use any means of increasing the circulation or your life maybe the forfeit Now go to bed and when in bed take two more pills and some hot boneret tea catnip or balm or balsam or some water any of these warm drinks will answer and which may be left to eith er of them will help to restore insensible perspiration and this method will generally cure Should hovever the patient alter the pillsand this after treatment not be better in the morning let him take another six eight or ten pills more according to the ur gency of symptoms and the warm drinks and toot or general bath at night My experience has shown me that the third day generally finds the patient well when the plan has been adopted in the beginning But in any event the continuance of the treat ment is the best that can be adopted whether it lakes one day or twenty to effect the cure However bad the head may be never let blood be drawn or leeches applied we want nil the blood we have Instead ot losing this "lile ol our let ua take more pills which will take the death principle from uajeavingour blood relieved and ready to rally all its life powers (br our restoration soon as the purgation has left it free io ellect thia object Pills sold at Vfi cents per box JOHN RUMNKV Soln Agent Odd ollows' Hall Detroit I'irel'o No 1 There will le a regular monthly meeting of Phoenix ire Co No 3 nt ihe Kiiglhe house thia (Tuesday) evening al? o'clock A punctual attendance la requested DAN MURRAY Ittfllet ire Na 9 The regular monthly meeting ot thia company will be held at the engine house this Tuesday evening at 7 A punctual at lenilnnee is requested NEWBERRY Grand Action and Metallc rame PIANO 0 RTES! MTHE Subscriber is now receiving and will constantly keep sb hand a large stock of 6 and 7 octave Piano ortes manufactured byBrordasssA Gray of Albany and JVkiekariug 3M Washington street Boeton which unquestionably are the best nite tn this or probably in anj country In purebaaiM one of you are certain of having a tine If any better can found I shall procure them as 1 am determin ed to keep the very beet Pianos that are made AsCOUSBs Dealer in Piano ortes and every variety of Musical Ma dia Detroit inygs MICHIGAN STATE AIR PREMIUM W1Y do the public buy eeuten Piano srtos when they can purchase better and cheaper Instruments in their ova Statef Let those who doubt call and examine JOHN etoek of grandquarc and upright Pianoe and be will show them the fallacy of encouraging thia eelf trumpeted and pufflng eastern makers The tetbeeriber is in want of one or two city lots which be will exchange for premium instruments BLOYNK oeca Jeffsreon A venue! near the Temperance Hotel W7HOCI AIMAMAC 18A AmericaaAimasae tsfil '5 by Mro Ellis ft Love and Woman's Hate Jmmuuism by mSSt NOTICE We will sell exchange on New York and Boston at half of one per cent premium and receive on deposit at par tbs notes of the New York and New England Banks Those ot Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin at half per cent discount Trowbridge Mich State Bank Walker Mich Insurance Bank Litchfield Cashier fc Mechanics Bank Brown Cashier Peninsular Bank James Lyell Exchange Broker Alex Dey Exchange Broker MICHIGAN STATE BANK CC Taowsxinos President A II Annus Cashier bimctom 9 Vewomm Honrv lMnrd Eber WbhL Baldwin 7 Chandler ranklin Moore Buhl John Schoolcraft QRce A M9 to 13 2 to 4 NCRNIMG RWTTEEA Of varisusssi DESNOYBBV Hafl of fteWKy PAEK Varioro ration of GlaasuKlVTT fosttRiia ever brought into this city jaM HOMAN at foe Poet OMee swanvite JteteW A JWVUKBWt Ri or GERMANY cm Mmsrv Meier fr Bremen The subscriber feeto assured that the prompt and satisfactory manner iu which during the past tea years he has transnrwii the bustness uf llus Ageaey will warrant the continued patronage of the public LTOnlers from the country pout paid should be accompanied with Rankabte if for parangs with the msum and ages of tbs putonmi to bo seat for i if for remittance with the names of tho persema to ba remitted to togathar with ths address or aanra of the nearest oot Town to their remdence and Ute Towtoand they live ju Particular attention should be paid to these directions Ah fatten tor informaium stem addressed io the eubrariber post paid ill receive hie prompt attention RICHARD ELLIOTT Agent for Mtehigaa OiSef at the there of Engie A BUM No 61 WoodwardA venue Ifatroil JaMMy VALENTIN have this day received by Express a splendid assortment of alMfara far the appeOeeMas It th of ebruary 80 MDRilTdk BUN 'ft HANK MICHIGAN ANN ETN BY ORDER Notice is hereby given that I will sell at pulilis aueima to the highest bidder all the smcU ofthe Hank of Michigan in my hands as receiver al the county court houM In Uns eity on the Hr1 Monday of ebruary neti Hale in rnmmtnee 10 o'chit A amt unlit at) hi diepua ltoAEL CONANT Receiver Detroit Dee Illh 1850 1eI8 Id The Mie the amets ol the Hsnk of Michigan Is adjourned un til uewlay the 1 1th Inst at 10 CONANT Eeeeiver Detroit eb 3 1851 feM ld a TO brick building oa tbs comer of Beau bien street and Jefferson avenue eonsMIag of two elegant dwellings and a store on lbs corner Tqe corner house is wen adapted for a boarding bouse having some 13 bed rooms I he upper house fa a haadrotM dwelling with lane rooms Both houai sarewarnierl byair farnaeeu and have marble mantle Possewion on the 1st of May feL i iw THOMAH CHARE T' tTr nr II ij ISmlll JS LIII1LII III YiliNA TKi'K A TKTB ormteat eost lor cash by A A MATHER A CO 157 Jr fferson avenue VINE HR ITT A I A TEABETT8Lln setts or ringtef or sale A A 8 MATHER A CO QI I VER PLATED or aate'at emit ftw eah by A A MATHER A CO faM 157 Jefletwon avenue LAMP tlmndcliera and Girandoles for ante at cost at the Crockery Btore and Lamp Emporium 157 JHfenou avenue feM A Efa A MATHER fa cu THE NEW CARPET BTOREhas about ten Ihsusmul yer st I ll unsold whtchean now be bought at great STBarnma xi Also eathers Paper Hangings Oil Cloths HoosshoM Linens Blankets HheeUngs Laee Curtains Ae gTeroMiing goods ex clusiveiy feb3 LUTHER BRECHBR SECOND GRAND SOIREE DRO IteGRAY BENNIE renpectfaUv begs leave to announce to his friends andpatroes that the second uf his (select) Soirees will lake place oa Tuesday eb 4lb at bis Assembly Eomukover Egnefs Jeforson avenue Tbe elegant Union Waltz andeeie braled Sehottishe will be generally danced Those genttemen wishing to subscribe are invited to oil on Monday and give in their nanras No person wiB be admitted oa the above night without a numbered ticket ra the rnrap win iimtni vuc jvu4u mwo RW1 JENNY LINlh Jiut received from Wilton (ths Eng lish agsoL) a splendid tine and stippei steel engraving sf Jen ny Lind by Henry Han London said to be finest and smm per fect likeness of the cetebrsied SMgpdrem or sale at febl OOU8ES MasfcBtora MONEY TO At the City Exchange Offlee No liHJrtferson avenue A CO Detroit Musical Academy SECOND TERM THE Second Term of the above Institution will commence on Thursday January IS 1851 Classes received daily vis: A clam for interaction on the twice a weekon Tues day and riday at 7 A class on the on Tuesday and riday at 8 A class on the on Tuesday and riday at 8 foe Gentlemen for Ladies at 4 A class on the on Monday and Thursday at 13 Clarain in for Ladieeou Tuesday and riday at 4 or Gentlemen on Wednesday and Saturday at 8 or Juveniles on Wednesday and Saturday at 4 Lectures in thoxocou bass are given once a week on Monday evening at 7 o'clock To persons desirous of making music their profession the above classes oflbr inducements rarely met A pupil in either of them can have the privilege of attending otberadu ring instructions and lecturer TERMS or class in Instrumental Music(except Piano) per month! 30 On the Piano per month 3 00 In Singing 1 00 In thorough Bosh for a course of 13 tecturrs 3 00 ETraVMBNis mvanuaLT in znvancnm Early applications are desirable Charges will be made from the time a pupil joins a class CHARLES HESS Principal Detroit January 11 1851 Mr is willing to give a few pupils private lessons iu auy ofthe above branches 13 4m NEW DRI STORE AG BISSELL fa CO have Just opened a new Drug Store on Jefferson avenue second door above Young Hall Their stock is selected from the best iasjMeud Drugs the York market afford in addition they haves choice lot of perfamery brushes soapsand altsscy srtfclss usually found in a druggist's assortment The profession may rely on having their prescriptions faithfully and carefally put up a particular attention will be paid to this branch of our business AG BISSELL j3 tf LAUDERDALE Plano orte and Vocal Mmlc ALBERT MILLER begs leave to announce to the Ladles and Gentlemen of this eity that he has fitted up rooms over Geo Jewelry Store on Jefferson avenus for tlie purpose of teaettine Piano and Vocal Music either in private leseotwor class es and ne would be happy to receive the liberal patronage here tofore bestowed upon Sim In punctuality of attendance and zeal in his profession be will be inferior to none He would particularly call the attention of young men and those who have business engagements during the day io learning and practising the above branches injthe evening Termslreasonabte If desired Ieaonsjwill be given In private houses deav tf CK AND KEY Why you bring your Aj Itocks and Keys and have them put in order for a mere trifle to what you have to pay for new ones Shop corner Larued and Griswoid streets in rear of Iron Store sign of the Big Kev sepl4 QTEAMROAT OR SAEE Tbe steam boat Jalioa Mortoo ia offered for sale at a bargain and on roaaoaable term of payment or terras apply to 1 CLARK Detroit The first meeting of the Swauucol Mining Cora the charter will be held at Ute ofltee offltadon McKmghtEsq in Detroit on Monday the 4ih day of ebruary next at lb oeteck A SAMUEL CHAMBERLIN JNOT BRAY SAMUEL BEACH' Detroit January Slot 1ML Andrew Harvie Joseph Copeland 2o Distbict Michael Shoemaker Nelson Isbell 3o Distbict Alfred rench Isaac Christiancv 4th Distbict Henry II Riley 5tk Distbict Charles Dickey 6th Distbict Broadhsad noan tseacn 7th Distbict John Bowne REPRESENTATIVES Henry Carpenter Jonathan Hudson Sackett Asa Otis Hiram Millsnauxh Bethuel Noves William Axford Peter Dox William Snow Jacob Price Delebar Burroughs Marshal Walla Hovey Clarke Nathau Pierce Erastus Hussey Lapeer Strowbridge George Kneeland John Kenyon Jr Berrien Calvin Britain Samuel Street Macomb John Stockton Cortez Hooker Harlehigh Canter Ingham Amaziah Winchell Joshua Abbott De Witt Leach Jackeon Joseph Pierce Townsend Gid ley Edward Jone St CJstr Barmen Chamberlain Geo Lester Monroe Edward Morton John King Norman Barnsei Pleasant Norton Ezekiel Smith Kalamaioo Hiram Moore Del amor Duncan Ointon Samuel Scott rederick Hall Saginaw Thomas McCarty St Joeeph Asher Bonham Edwin Kellogg Henry Mead James owle Kent and Philo Beers Sila Harris Mortimer Martin Branch Oliver Colvin Roland Root IasMenaw Julius Movius Geo Sedgwick John Renwick Grove Spencer Daniel Sloan David Dennis Daniel Quackenboss rederick A Kennedy Philo Wilson Noah Green Mackinac John Irvine riend Ive Barry Nathan Barlow Jr Van Philotu Hayden Elijah Robert Eaton Montgomery Attractive and Rare Sale! AT THE BIG CHEAP STORE 121 Jefferson Avenue Detroit 35000 worth of Dry Goods at prbae eras "for so weeks CAMERON McDONALD respeetfally inform their cuttosner and the public in general that in order to reduce and close out many lots and styles oftheir immense stock have decided from thia date to offer their entire stock at prime cost making it ob ject for those whether in immediate want or not to supply them selves at this rare and attractive sale Remember such inducements are only offered for six weekend no reasonable sacrifice will be considered too great on many styles of winter goods such as Woolen aid Brocha Shawls Silks and Dress Goods Grey Cloths Sattinelts lannels Ac or the purpose of making room for a large and magnificent stock to arrive for the oneningspring campaign such inducements a now offered seldom if ever were prerented before in this part of the country having to select from the largest and mow desirable stock to be found in the state of which the greater part have been purchased previous to the rise in Dry Goods We can only invite the attention of purchasers to a careful examination and must satisfy all that for the next six weeks rare bargains can be bad at the British and rench Warehouse CAMERON fa MeDONALD Take hares to flte 1 Osa fere resaa aa Loved eae I bM thee pauas ThswifaatoKhtMbMted TkeBsfleftoka HsfaaaRnika INE ARTB EM rpHE subscriber itopretfahy eaueuarra to theekteeaeaf De ra 1 irott that he te prepared so gwutastraeteaa toaZhu4niraZ COCHT lathe art of PmlmU hv utiih Md Ire pupils are taught ta the eourae ef a hbte Oraeu AgSte fetvisi tael vtetoifaa baflb tMafl AraHas tobMsCharaaare 'ft iamanyofthebsuteSreieMravlMslstedtoro efaEsACMre vs mi or areas iu accurate preporttoam eteher thsfa efthsrebarriber at hto reams ia dhEfar Where loo ha repaid IM aa A COPELAND aZ aww.