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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-07
''PersO1s0SEgy, z KyUe aaO
objection TO tkse sR2a~
2eeGNE6Oae OF Y4IOS.''

WIllfhe voters OF Harrison county longer suf
fer themselves to be deceived by the hollow
hearted hypocrisy of the federal leaders, We
think not Read Clay'5 letter:
ASHLAND, July 1st 1874
My DEAR slR--I received and thank you for YOUR
friendly letter, and the copy of the Monitor You have
Justly conceived my meaning, when | referred in my
Texas letter, to considerable and respectable portion
oi the Coneaeracy And you might have strengthened
your construction of the paragraph by reference to the
fact that, at the date of my letter. the States of Ohio
vermont and Massachusetts had almost unanimously,
declared against the annexaton the Legislature of
georgia had declined to recommend it, and other
States were believed to be averse to the measure As
to the idea of my counting the Aboioniss it is per-
Iecty absurd No man in the United States has been
half as much abused by them as l have been.
consider the Union great political partnership
ana that new members ought not to be admitted into
INTO the concern at the imminent hazard of its dssoln-
ton. PERSONALLY, 4 COULD HAVE
NO Obj ECFAON no TEEE ANNEX A.
11ON OF TEXAS; but certainly would be un-
willing to see the existing Union dissolved or seriously
JeoPaTded for the sake of acquiring Texas. Ifany one
desire to know the leading and paramount object Of
my public HE, the preservation of this Union will fur
nish him the key,
, FROM developments now being made in South Caro-
lima, it is perfectly manifest that party exists in that
State seeking dissolution of the Union and for that
purpose employing the preext Of the rejection Of Mr.
Tyler's abominabe treaty South Carolina, being sur
rounded by slave States would in the event of dis
solution of the Union, suffer only comparative evils;
but it is otherwise with Kentucky. She has the boun-
Diary of the Ohio extending five hundred miles on three
free States What would her condition be in the event
of the greatest calamity that could bef this nation?
In Kentucky, the Texas question will do the whig
cause no prejudice. am glad to perceive in the pro-
ceedings of the Clay Climb Of Tuscaloosa similar be-
lief expressed as to Alabama. 1t was bubble, blown
up by Mr.. Tyler in the most exceponablc manner for
SINISTER purposes and its bursting injured nobody but
Mr.. Van Buren,.
Retaining an agreeable recollection of the pleasure
which derived from forming your acquaintance last
Ispring, remain your friend and obedient servant,
H. CLAY.
STEPMEN II. MILLER. ESQ. Tnscnlnosn Ala
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steuhenVilIe was an abortion and failure. It
made no converts to federalism; but on the
contrary, it caused many wings to abandon the
party that attempts to substitute mad, demoniac
excitement aud reveIry, for cool dispassionate
reasoning The wings who attended it, went
home like demons and tigers, maddened with
disappointment, threatening to assassinate and
mob every democrat who would cross their
paths; while the democrats only laughed at the
folly of the weak-minded fools, and came home
full Of patriotic devotion to their cause, and re-
solved to stir up the coons this fall TO their
hearts content!
Huzza for POLK, DALLAS TOD and VIC
TORY
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WING DECENCY!

While we were riding into town on Monday
afternoon, with lady, the decent wings of Ca.
diz, very gentlemanly saluted us with theil
groans and Kisses. Just what might be expec,
ted from them. They appear to think they
have charter to insult democrats at pleasure
but if an imagined insult is offered to one Of
their number, eggs, coat of tar and feathers
and assassination, are talked of
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CLAY Us. DOEsR.

In MIR. Clay's Raleigh speech, he thus justifies
the conduct of his friends in Rhode Island, in
lmprisoning man at hard labor in the peniten.
tiary for life, for having sought to confer the
Right of Suffrage on the poor:
"The wings, every where, believe to a man,
have disappToved and condemned the movement
of Dorr.
" 1t has been far otherwise with our opponents.
Without meaning to assert that the whole of
them countenance and supported Dorr, ereyy body
hnowS that all the sympathy and encouragement
'ohich he has receioed, has been among them"
Mr.. Clay never paid the Democratic party a
higher compliment in his life.
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l.. Wharton, publisher of scurrlous little sheet;
and medical student by the name of Thomas
Kowles. Soon afterI got home, this latter gea-
nen'Gn { u met me on the street, surrounded by
some two dozen vhig Bulldogs, for the purpose
OF carrying his valorous threats into execution!
But on, such swelling and blowing and brag-
gIng hemade oft! He magniGed little walk
ing stick ! had in my hand, into weapon Of
death--he said il was the only thing that pre-
vented him from striking me, and that if laid
Y haside, would catch thunder and lightning!
40 please the young disciple Of Esculapus
laid aside my cane IA thing which shall never
40 again, when surrounded by men who were
ready % plunge the assassin's dagger in my
heaT',) ana even then his coward soul failed him!
Oh, how the ladies' will esteem hun for his he
roism! then told the crowd, ie ! was to be as
sassinated, wished them 10 do L then in open
gay Agnt and not wait until the night like high.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. S. J. ENo Unvcrsast, win preach in the Court
house in this place. on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings and l4th inst AT early candle light-An oppor-
tunity will be given or remarks the close of each dis
courseThe candid and enquiring invited TO attend
and hear for themselves the sect that is every where
spoken against.
August s, 1914.
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o. REMEMBER, that the Democratic House Of
Representatives passed bill, during the recent
session of Congress, 10 prevent ppe-laying and
fraud at the elections, and that this bill was de.
leated in The federal Senate The wings assert
that no fraud was porpctrated by their party IN
lS4O. The Democrats deny it, and instance
the city of Philadelphia; Hamilton county, Ohio,
and many other places. The Democrats tell
the wings, that even supposing no frauds had
been committed, law fixing the Presidential
election on the same day throughout the United
States, will prevent any thing like fraud and
pipe-laying in future. But still the wings re-
fuse TO vote for such law. Is this not acknow .
edging their own guilt2 and is it not the best
evidence in the world, that it is the the inten-
ton of that party to resort 10 the same infamous
method of carrying the election this year that
they practlsed in lS409
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0E5- Col. POLK has written letter to Com
mttce al Harfisburgh, Pa, in which he says that
he feels constrained, by sense of proproty, &c
decline accepting all invitations, either to mcet
his fcllow-cilizens in their popular assemblies o.
to engage in any other form, personally, in tle
canvass
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Tssmen! But not one Of them disturbed a
hair ofmy head!
| have always been peaceable man, and
would rather avoid than seek quarrel or an en-
counter with any person, but no man or set OF
men shall take my life without my defending il
TO the last. Icower from no human being, and
if the whig citizens of Cadiz think they are GO
ing to ride over me rough shod, and iniimidate
me from the discharge of my duty, as the con
ductor of public journal, they will probably
discover their mistake. am ready for them Ell
ther with the quill or the spord { . and will
say TO them, in conclusion:
-" Lay on Macduf,
And damn'd be he who first cries, hold, enough"'
i. HARPER.
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HEAR VIZ HEAR YEnHEAR YEsi1

meeting OF the Rumley Total Abstinance society
viii be held IN die Temperance Hall on. T. Charchl
Of new Rumley on Saturday lhe lob inst AZ 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. The Rev. Amos bartholomew Of Annapolis
Jefferson o. viii address the meeting Come blends,
come foes, come one come all and hear ioT yourselves
JAMES II. PATTON, See'y.
August 3, 1874
n. B. The Rev. Bartholomew viii address the Jsder.
son WasliDgionans, also in Jefferson Harrison CO. o.
at o'clock 7. NJ OF same day.
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YOU'VE MEN.--Jamcs X Polk is the youngest
man, we believe, ever nominated for President.
Let the young men rally to his support. II is
now time that the young Democracy should put
their shoulder 10 the car and take part in the
affairs Of Government We say, let the young
men Of the country rally around Young Hicko.
~,
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GREEN TOWNSHIp.

The Democrats of Green township, at theiI
meeting on the Sd inst, appointed John Cros
key and James Simeral, as delegates to the
Congressional Convention at Morristown on the
sth inst, and James Mitchell and George Ram.
say were appointed delegates to the Senatorial
Convention, at Bloomfield, on the 24th inst
Henry Maxwell was chairman, and John Wilkip
secretary, at the above meeting.
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CONsuMPTION ARRESTED

Another cure performed by DR.. Duucanu Expeetosant
Remedy. Mr.. Phineas Tomlinson near Adamsville,
Muskingum county, coIiGes that hs son. ge le years
seriously afflicted with disease ofthe Lungs for or
years. His symptoms were slightcough, hectic fever
aud night sweats, attended with general debiliated
state of the system, showing all symptoms Of going In
10 decline" Having used various medicines. but to
effect, and last resort determined test the
yrtnes of DR.. Dmeons EEpectoront remedy which he
procured Of the agent in GAINESVILLE and am happy to
state to tho public, that this medicine actually did re-
all disease from his lungs, and finally restored him
perfect health 1t not being upwards org months and
his Lungs appear to be perfectly healthy. Principal
office, 10 North 9Th st., Philadelphia.
A fresh supply received by the agent at Cadiz.
Always ask for DIR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy
and be sure you getit.
For sale at the Store of w. B. BEEBE, Cadiz o.
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Judge King. the candidate of the Liberty Party for
Governor will address the people, in the Court house
in Cadiz, on Saturday next at one O'Clock r. NJ, La
dies and Gentlemen of all parties invited to attend
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M. F. MALLERNEE.
JAMES STEWAR T,
and
P. R. X. BROTHERsON,

have also discontinued the Sentinel. How would
Mr. Stewart and Mr.. Brotnerson like it, if we
would recommend our Democratic friends in the
country not to purchase goods from them. Prob.
ably they have as many customers among the
Democrats as among the wings, and if they de-
sire to carry on the war of persecution, we will
see whose pocket suffers the most. Now, 90
ahead, gentlemen, if you please We are rea-
dy for you!
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or Featherstonbaugh, an Englishman, who
has recently written book on America, charges
the people of the United States with habitual
blasphemy, and we do not wonder at it, for he
took Henry Clay for his pattern man of all the
men in the Union.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-07

WE ARE NOT IN THE HABIT Of e,rioging any
thing in the form of Patent Medicinen for we have
long been Of the opinion that nothing bat worthless
nostum needs tho imposing ofPatent'' to bring
it into notice Hence our hostility has been strong and
at length peudices hare been forced to yield to tic
immense amount oftestmony in favor OF "Dr. Wstars
Balsam of Wild Cherry" Judging from what We have
and heard of its effects pronounce it the most
for the Consumption; and indeed it appears to
be perfectly master Of ali pulmonary complaints We
advise the public make immediate and fair trial
ofi and they win then praise more warmly than wo
have done. See advertisement.
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On THE SruMP.--John Van Buren, Esq, son
of the ex-President, is stumping il in the State
Of New York, in favor Of Polk and Dallas.
Huzza for Manyl
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OF We have never in our life wantonly and
maliciOusly assailed woman. We have as
warm feelings for the gentler sex, as the valiant
knights in town who have become theirpeculiar
champions. Our happiest moments have been
passed in their society. When travelling over
life's thorny way, they have strewn-fowers on our
path--when oppressed with affections they have
smoothed our pillow and when adversty's
clouds were lowering above us, woman's smiles
brought Joy and gladness TO our heart.--We love
woman--we honor woman-she is Goods last
best gift TO man," and without her, "what we're
life?--a world without SUM-" While woman
remains at home, imparting peace and happiness
to the domestic circle, she is an angel; but when
she leaves that station in life, in which she was
placed by the All-wise Creator, casts aside hel
modesty and her loveliness, enters the political
arena, makes speeches, and carries banners in
bacchanalian crowds, then does she appear as
the incarnation of spirit belonging neither to
this earth or Heaven! If politicians in panta-
let's are TO take the lead IN political fandangoes
they surely must not complain if they receive
the same treatment as politicians in pantaloons
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The Sentinel Must Go Down |!

The SentlneI Must 10 Down
The wings of town have said it, and it mus
be so! The war of prescription has been COM
menced, and oh, but We are going to suffer in
pocket! We believe we have now Just foul
whig names on our subscription book Among
those who have lately discontinued the Sentinel
we may mention
NJ. F. MALLERNEE,
Proprietor of the Cadiz Hotel We suppose
MIR. Mallernee does not wish Democrats to stop
at his house hereafter, Or else why does he allow
party spirit to be carried into business opera
tions? Messrs.
JAMES STFWAR n
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, OF TruMbulH.
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HEMP!
TORY!

The whig +" decency" of Cadiz get their rell-
bred { , sons to hiss and scream at us as we are
quietly passing from our office to our dwelling
house. We like to see this vastly! The faith
ers of these youths are certainly anxious to train
their children up in the way which leads to the
gallows They have no doubt heard of the
"Rake's Progress," and are anxious to give a
practical illustration of it near home! Do they
think we care for their blackguard hissings and
hootings? We regard them not a whit more
than the idle wind! If the whig fathers of oul
town give their sons few more lessons in de.
moralization, the demand for hemp will certainly
be great, and hangmen will be much needod
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TO THE TAXPAYERS OF HARRISON
COUNTY.

Y ME amount Of per centage, levied on each hum
Il dred dollars of valuation, on Taxable property,
in the several townships in said county, for the year
A, D. 1874, is as ollows
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES *. POLK,
"YoUNe McKoRYn OF TENNESSEE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEO. M. DALLAS.
nF pEN.NsYIv mia

CONGRESSIONAL,
1stDfstrict CLAYTON WERE, of Hamilton,
Cd - JAMES M. Dorsey, of Darke,
Sd '' X. d. FoRsMAN, of Green,
4th g JUDGE JonN TAYLOR, of Champaign,
5th q DAVID HIGGINs, of LUCAS,
9Th - GILBERT BEACH, of Wood,
7th '' JoHN d. WHITE, of Brown,
9Th THOMAS MEGRADy, of Ross,
9th IS VALENTINE KEFFER, Of Pickaway,
10th JAMES PARKER, of Licking,
1lth CRENvlLLE P. CHERRY, of Marion,
18th GEoRGE CoRwINE, ofScioto,
18th g CAUTION G. CovEY, Of Morgan,
18th $ Isaac NJ. LANN1NG, Of Guernsey,
18th ' WALTER JAMIsoN, of HARRlsoN,
10th 6 SEBASTIAN BRAINARD, of Tuscarawas,
I7th JAMES FORBES, senior, of Carroll,
18th NEAL M'Coy, of Wayne,
18th Mmo STONE, of Summit,
Goth &c BENJAMIN ADAMS, of Lake,
2lst Is STEPHEN N SARGENT, of Medina.
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FARMERS, READ TH1s!-Henry Clay, in let
ter to Messrs. Branham and Bladsoe, Of Geor-
gia, under date of July Sth, lS43, said:
" r" AGRICULTURE NEEDS NO PRO
.TECTION"4~O
The Democratic candidate, James K. Polk, OH
the contrary, avows himself in favor of
"FAIR AND JUST PROJECTIONS
through revenue tariff, to all classes Of indus.
ry, agriculture included.
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Polk JuICE.-Ask federal coon what is the
latest news from Louisiana, if you want 10 see
him 90 into spasms!
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Proceedings of the Archer township meeting
will appear next week.
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A MAGNIFICENT FARCE!

" The King of France with forty-thousand men,
Marched up the hill, and then marched down again."
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"a n NESSRS. Slossom and Williams, Booksellers at
lvI Oswego, NJ Y, say;-Your Expectorant gives
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-07

To the Editorof the Sentinel:
SlR-Pease announce the name of JOSEPH r. Hun.
TER, as suitable candidate for Senator, and oblige
many voters of ARCHER TOWNSHIP.
Mr.. L. HARPER-Please announce the name OF
GEORGE w ScoTT, of Shortcreek township, as suita-
bic candidate for Senator, and you will obge many
voters Of CADIZ.
And also, the name of ROBERT McNIULLEN, of A
thens township for the same Office.
Mr.. HARPER-Please announce the name of JOHN
GRUBER, of German township, suitable candidate
for State Senator, and obige many voters Of
HARRISON g. JEFFERSON.
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ctcr News Letter recommends the economical 10
have their wood cut and piled up at their doors
He says that by following these directions it will go
aacA fforthcr Than it will if locked up in wood
house. One of his neighbars has tried itrePeotedly
and has sometimes known large hand-slcd load to
20 ucariy h0{f n mile in one night!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

DR. PHINNEY'S FAMILY PILI.S-ILeSe
~ mild and purely Vegetable Pills werG first introduced 70
list Them before they purchased until ey have become e.
tensysy SHOWN IN te northern, Middle aud Nsg England
States and few southern cities without mach advertising
AND are largely used IN the practice OF the eminent ply
scia many 9, whose ceEtic2es have been 'SipIa,ly CIV
henmam air irving them will never without borju
their possession. These oils n,y be had 4, all the pnep
Drug and Country Stores in the ahore mentioned States and
sand: Co. Il East Broadway; A. i. Sands Co. No. %
Broadway New York; Browning Brothers, % Market
ION Price Is cents and 37t cents per Box. d20 I'm
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GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA co MANY
PRINCIPAL Store l2l ChathGm-Styest, NeU- Fork
Branch Store, 3lS Beecker.str..t ". Y
.aget!cg at lie FultOilstrse Brooklyn
Also corner Of Nam and Fan HOuton-s Paterson, ". j.
INVITE. TILE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families, and purchasers the approaching holt
Gays geneai, Ler s,er.l establish where they
ink VIII be found By far the best selection Of pure and
lurIated eas ID u. United States The universal pq-
larty td their House nh reference high quail
itls ' ices aud Upright deli is TOO we'll understood
20 render luIther comment uecessary.
Orise and only warehouse for the sale of Howquas Black
lea ObSerre -Stangers VIII BE- PARTICULAR
eeT III aEbrr Of the principal Chath -mStreet,
l2 De Pearl aud Roeyelsts seeking for they
liable 10 De led By little Just ted iOi
iha.. m-StIec tnet door LoraIds Stuff and Tobacco
StOre under the OF Canton Tea Sure. The public
w $50 be pleased take notice that Canton Tea Con-
pany have nothiEs 10 do with any other whatever
except those described at the Of TN. advertisement Do 2m
T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK, il
- looks bad, II Injuries the skn and makes it look yellow
Try J9nes spanish LILY White gives the face or nsck
pure le-ike alabasirr wIiten.sS Sold the sign Of
The American Eagle, az Chatham street. York; and
39 fuon street, aud oa Atlantic ST. BROOKLYN. ago I'm
EOLORlNG OR DYING HAlR.--WHlrE,
~ NED Or GREY HAlR changed to dark brown
or 81 bottle AT the OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham
Brooklyn. d2O I'm
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TT PASSAGE FROM LiVERPOOL--Pack-
4yfl ct ships LIV ERPOOL and s'-
SEN, for their friends ont by the first
Spring ships should avail themselves of n2gui!ccu;
Packets the LlF EftOOL $50 bu,en, Capt. john
EdrldGe, " Ill sail from Liverpool the 9th, and the SID
DONS, LOCO tons burteu Capt e. Is. Cobb Will SAL from
Liverpool on the llii February.
Mr. WIN. Ta5scOtr Liverpool, aud VIII give his
personal forwarding such PASSENGERS whose pass
age may be engaged with the subscribers for either Of tie
dyorte packets 10y any OF the regular line; sailing
every five days.
Certificates Saturday the goth instto Boston TO be
forwarded he the hernia sailing from thence the
list January by which sufficient Will BE- 10 person.,
the Old oun;ry 10 make ready Tor embalhns III either OF
the above Packets
For particulars apply &c BY letter, post-paid.) TO
w. 81. 4. TAPSCOI'T, 3 Peck slip, y. Y,
d2I Ii rApSCOI,r I.iNeruonl
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TOALS.-LaIse nut slzs: SO; stove 80 20 ana
u fresh broken and egg S. 81 per ton from the yard
OF King and Greeqwchsse,s Consumers may rely on get
ing the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screened Ii
the ard and delivered the shove prices for cash rednc
ton Of Is cents pr ton will be given if taken direct from the
49, n22m PETER CLINTON
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~ SE-SHOES-Warrante superior II
Eevery any heretofore used about the pr!ce
of the fon bar. All doubts on this subect clay be
removed az by sending s. by mail otherwise lbs
sorted sizes, will Immediately BE- forwarded
sait The section OF country for wtch they ordered
By applying 10 the subscriber the works or &c Keogi
Co. Warrsus, Hart Lesley, J. G HeaTt Y grothsr,
Troy; Lewis Beusdict * CO., John Townsend Albany
Persons Co.. New York; Charles Smith Boston; a ".
B. W. Jores Philadelphia, and E. Pratt Brother Bal,o.s
where farther information may be had on the subject
Troy Iron and Nail Fac,oIJ. HENRY BURDEN.
eu2l T