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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

"Die gerbanolunsen pon Sriecrnspille
famen nns su fpdt fir biele 9inm'ncr snr
Sanc. Scllts es aber befonoers 9eiuhnftt
,perbsn bisfelbe sufiinftlid, i'm Drud su feben,
70 iclIen fIe auf ncdmaIi9es @rinden auf9c'
upuuteu fperoen. serfagrt. ... d.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

"1Benn Sic msine 6erausfprberuna nid,t
annebmen," faste elm fampFuffi9er SSerr an
FlHm sneern, bon ,eem er fid, beleibiot
9laubte, "fc nade i'd, Sie in Der 3citino bes
fant. Darum entftricen Sic fd,."
"!Dieinstipssen" sr,pisbsrte Der slntcre
aid, fhlle Iieber (sdls 3citunsrn an, aIs sinei,
Sars."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Starb.

sIm 2Sften sipril in sIllentann, Sarab G.
Icdter ees petcr Sea9reapss, i'm 3. Sabre.
9lm 3ten Wai in Sancoer, Sarab, 3cd,s
ter ocs Saecb Wepers, i'm sten Sabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
8etribtes Greiouie-@sa,

Betrnbtes &rfi9niB.-@effern
Dor ad,t 2a9en, Rcr9ens, als man bic
Dampfmaid,ine in Der 9fcGmlble tcr Serren
SaileY, Braun uno 60. su pittsbura, in
Sang ieBte, BORT elmer Der Oampffeeel.-
Daonrd wuroe cerSuseuieur, Sr. llpbearaff,
IN Die Sdpunsrao @rube 9eipcifen, linn
beice Scinc uno Der Siftfncd,en acbrod,en,
Der 8cpf serquetfdbt nno mebrere 3dbue auss
gefhla9en audi iplirbe CT fart ocrbrhbet.-
Gin anoerer Mann. .fpnree tiecer9efhlasea,
otns jeocd beidIdei9t Su fpereen- llposaraff
ifarb IN fcl9euoer 9tadht. g8ie es fd,eint mar
es bic pfidlt hes lBddters Der @erfe, bic
Cau'pffeeel nit WaiIer su fullen; cies pers
nad,ldsi9te er abcr gu ttun, unb Der Suae,
ucur, Der aues I'M Stanee 9laubte, lcste bic
Waldine III @ang nno in peni9 Minutsn
erfcl9te Die @rple(Iou. .-9leler.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

DAD 8spuetIein, 9lneere alidlid, iu Mas
hen, mus cas erbatcnffe 9efitl ieir, fpeIs
des ben Meniheu belebt. = ans ciefem
@runte fd,eiNzlie ,artfiihlencen slten ben
llnoanf INIT. 8erbreden 81 sdblen. -
en- unferer Belt beiet or "9Belt."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

TDas ppeite Battalion ces lO5ten 9ies
aiments Sreimilliser befsbli9t bon eieut. Col
Supp, fol-, tpie es int Sesiune angessist
ipuree, in WeilIerstaun gebalten iperoeH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

NIpriea unb D Sccn fn.--Sic.
ribo ,pirb um 9lufnabme IN bic Union als
aetbeilt in sspei unabbdngi9e Staaten nadss
iud,en llne g8isecnIin nod, Dor Der Sertas
auns bes @cnsrsGes caGelbe 9efud, einreis
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

8erarfbei eilt.-8arneD Scplc III BON
alderman Seffner III philaesIphia ilberfiibrt,
abild,tIid, faldDe Sunf' Ibaler,Icfen auf bic
Slbanon Sanf, pa, beraussessbeu ;u habeu
Webre per(cneu Der @iiD lclIen pcn Die,
fem Setri9er bntersanaeu ipcrpeu fsiu.-
gr ilst iH eem. 9cfaH9uise. bon WcDuBsus
fH9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

Gin tclier Snnb fca Ieete IScd,e Su SeD'
berrY,, philadelphia @auntp, erlest iporecn
feiu. Sin junser Wann Der ibn oerfclste,
fea bnrd eas 3eripringen feines 9eipebrs,
beeeutenb i'm @elId,t oerlsBt tpcrben ieiu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

Gin Maun gamens Danicl 8elIp tpuree
Ieste @od,e st 8udinstam, Buds @aunfy,
bsim Steinfpren9en berutaeen curd, pulper
perbrannt, caB CT in "a StuneeB fein eeben
au6bdud,te. ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

Uas llnsluf bat siuen Nanb unb einen
8cecn; Maud,er rpartct, bis er ben 8ceen
erreitt bat, sbe er fra9t, ME er an ben 9fane
acfcmmen 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

Weit eer @iferfud,t III es, ipie nit ben G,es
fpenitern tper an feline 9eipenffer 9Iautt,
bereH iIbrraiI. s'.'ss9'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

aus 10 nberuna.-2 2aulenee bon
sIuswanberer fcmmcu tdslid, in Wi6cnri AT.
ane ct. 9cuis Dampfbcrte fnb iiberfiillf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Die -2lrmem In Sfeu slprf.

Die sanje sinsabl bon armen, bic I'M
Staate 9teu Ycrf i'm Sabre IS43 llnterifiis
t;nng crbieIt, betru9 S2,724 pcer etwa elmer
auf jcee 30@inpcbner i'm Staate. 9lueerbem
erblrlten aber nod, 62,O47 Sele9entlife llns
tcritlBnng, spas TN Eurhfdnitt I44,SOI slrs
INC 9Hbt Uoer sinen auf jeSe ls @inwcbner.
Die ifatiififden @iusaben aus alien @auns
ties I'M Staate, ansgencmmen sIiabama,
9reen, Suffolf une 9Barren besieben (Iot, nuf
% ,O64 pom Staate unterifiste sIrn,e. -
9Sas eas 9eburtslanc bieier betrifff, 70 felt
lid, fpi9enoes beraus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Sas nene Nsili;acfrs.

Cas @rcrsieren IN @cmpanen am I. Wcns
tag i'm Mai, nub bic Sattalicnss uno 9iegis
ments. .Wuffcrun9eu anfanaeno am 2. Ion'
tag i'm Mai, bleiben sclrBlid, feifsciest.
9llle meiBe fcrperlid, seiunce Wdnner bon
iS bis As Sabre alt haben an biefen beicen
9agen su erer;icren, ceer so @ents fir jceen
Gag ~ besablcn. Eiefe Strafe 1T pcn ben
@aunty @emmillIcners NIT benz Staatstar
40 coIeftiren uno in bic Sdastammer ;u bes
sabIen. Bon ben @ili,pHihteu fno aus9cs
ncmmen bcr 4ieesprelcent nno 8cdmte
Der Der. Staaten, @onsreeslieber, Stdtfd'
treiber, pfarrer, Oftisiere unc TreipilIise bic
q Sabre lang gecient, unc Snpaliben bic
3eusni8e ppn ben 9cicslid qualifsirten slers'
ten aufpeifen fSnnen. sHt.'.
JSeine 9lppelIaticns'@ @onrten fpercen 9etal'
ten feline Sahnen cbsr Muflf perosn pom
Staate 9efauft, ecd flnb iecem Battalion
3 MuGfanten crlaubt !; feinen 8nben Wiro
auf Staatsfcilen bas Srcmmeln uuo pfei'
fen selebrt uihts tpire msbr 80 Selofa9ern
besahlt.
Die llnfcften fperben aus ben bon eeneen's
mifIcners colleftirten Stragcleern beitrit'
ten, unb Der ueberfd,ue an ole cr9anIflrten
Sreiecmpaguien pertbeilt.--geif.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
4e6a @auntp ganf.
"a q I + / Ct, t.

@iner 6fentIiden 9tadrid,t sufcfae prrfams
nclte fid, sine @ebrheit fer @cmmiBcuer
Der "eed,a @dunfn 8anf" dm Tcnnerffaa
ben 2ten Wai am Scauie uon ccbn @roe,
III aIacntaun, H. poifIrten fpI9cnbt 8sfdIhes:
Def dbfoBen, - Dae bic Binder fur
ben 8erfanf ccs Sfcds eer "eed,a Gamntu
Sanf" an ben fclerneen Gagen uue pldsen
er6ffnet nercen lctIen, ndmIid,: Es,
sluf Wecutdgs nnc Disnfags BEN 27fien
nne 2sften Wai am canle BON Scbu @rce
in stienfdun. a
fMittwcd,s ben 90. Mai, in SeseIspile.
sIuf 1rnnerifags ben 30ifenWai, am Sau,
fe bon cschn Mabbsrn in Minerstaun.
sluf Sreitaas ben 3lfien Wai, am 6aule
prn Senrp TilIin9er in Ster WiIfrrc.
sluf Samifa9s ben lifen Snuj am canft
bon @onarb Seioer in @ccperebura.
sIuf Wcntags ben 3ten SUM-. am 6aufe
bon Iilghman Hnpp in Srtblebem.
sluf Dienffa9s ben 4teu Suni bel Sies,
frieos Sriide. ,.
9iuf Mittwcd,s ben 5tsn sunni, am Saufe
bon 9. Ballet in 9cro.Wbeitbaa. 4
siuf Donusrifa9s ben 6ten Snui, am Sans
fe bon Deter Mler in Sdgerspile. 81
9luf Sreitd9s ben 7ten SUM-, am Saufe
bon Scbn SeiberIin9 in 2yunpilIe.
9uf Samffa9s ben Sten SUM-, an @cns
ners bctel in Maud, Gtunf.
. Sefd oee n,--cae BAD cbiae, 70 wie
Die sIfte frelde bic @rhnouns Der Zelda
@auntp Sant' autcrifirt, in alien 3eitnnsen
in slaentaun, 70 tpie in Der "!Deaud, @bunt
9aSette," befannt 9emadt fperben fcaeH.
Deter Scuber, gs SotH Waaner,
9B. =. Sluuer, Charles 9. Snfh,
@ecr9c gBenuer, @barles s.. Warfiu,
y. Z. 3ute, Scfspb q. SdSer,
ee5aeob Cillinger peter SreHig,
Sohn 3rcren, @briitian pres,
.. Ballet jr., Charles Srdnier,
9ecrse probf, SaHies eddeD,
Daoio G5ebman, Scbn Rcier,
3obn Q. Sanmdn, Scbn Gabinger, 1a
Scbn Mears, peter Sieaer, e r..
Reuben S,ainls, Scbn Bred, sr ls nr
Deter 2anbdd,, @bas. q. Qideubad,,
sonrmieioners. lsl=1r ,,,
Uaai 8. uo3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
@lei df a q 8:
8onnets auf bie Mobe fiji 1914,

Sonttets alif ele Wtoee fit 1914,
"a Tlcrenees, ,Braib, u. Strcbs
!ssA.ss Ecnuets fur 9dbiee unc
Ytss; IN Miece, 9iibbrns u. (. 10.
- --9llle ole cbiaen @anren
fperten Gin ,rrnig mcblfei,
5%S fer pcrfauft, ale an irgeno
einem anesrn Stctr, bic Die ndmId,en 9itsr
perfaufcn. = Wr betreben @sfhdffe fur
@lorie unb nid,t nm 9eto su MAIDEN /; nnc
eaber sosrhsn mir uns nidbt unterperfanfen
laeen.
Tihts trirb serchnet Tim Die Waaren ~
sei9en, neil fie tpchlfcil iInb, finbet Gud, nur
Elm nnc tefebet eieieben. Et
Der Stcbr in mo- I'D, bic Iange Hieibe ben
anegsipdnnter Beecdnna { A Wmins) bes
fineet ; eies in Der Srt no man eie pcblfei,
len QHaaren fault.
Wtidael llbler.
q. S.-gBir perccn am @nte eieftr Dc.
DIE einen 9roeen 8crratb BON trrdenen gBaas
ren, @rcsereien, It. 4 no, erbnIfen. rpefd,en
mir an 9ienDorf preilen uerfaufen peroen.
6T9ine slrtsu 2aubesrreeudts, fpcfir tsr
bodife Warftpreis erlaubt mire, wercen im
sInstanfd, fir Waaren ansenrmmsu.
WPdi 8, Fa nabr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Ipurd ben @br,p. Serrn rubs.l

[Hurh tcn Gbrp. Serrn Tubs.l
elm D. Gmfes, Soerr Sbcmas soaturr, nit
Waie @ither eint, beiee bon u. Wbcithaa.
slm rdmlid,en Gage, Serr Stepben 9lits
ter, init 0aie Barbara eautenfdldger, beioe
bon RcrosBbeittaa.
sIm ndmlihen Gage, SHcrr SaIcmcn Sur,
ger, bon alIentaun, nit WiB Sarab Saeas
man, BON Gieber Waeuu9ie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
SScrltcirofbcf /:

sIm lctteu Samffa9 surd, ben @hrip. Scru.
German, Sr. Scfah Strpu q NIT Wfie
M arp Deu9ter beice pcn 9. Wbeit
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Sener I! Seuer !! Sener |!
81 a d, { Gu6 aus benz @e q

ltbler's mcblfeilem Saaraelb Gtcbr!
@ebrt icaleih NIT, id, fam nid,t parfsn -
idb bin feit enfidlceen su faufen
Sir Sdr9ains rufet an ans llbler's!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

Tas pnbiifum Srn stfenfann unb iimae
gsno it ad,tungspcll rinsslaeen, eine fsh.
fd,Sne nno srcee slnswahl Sriibjabrs sGJn
ter, ipsld,e fceben erbolten fpurben
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-08

SAWs-sANL NEEL hrs lust received. of
e RoVlan5'- improved quality. Mil. Gfoss , u''
and PM Saws. 'P'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
"The Uml1indest Cut of AII.n

The imperial council has met,-the edict has
gone forth! The federal whig aristocracy OF
Cadlz have unanimously resolved to cut the ac-
quaintance of the Editor of the Sentinel, and
exclude him from socictyM This is too bad,
positively! We shall never survive it! We
could submit to almost any other wrong, without
a murmur. Half dozen of their men might
have beat out our brains--the whig merchants
en- naaSse, might withdraw their patronage-the
whig ladies might carry out their modest but un-
mentonable threats-and the whole party, male
and female, might make us the subject of songs
in their private circles and in their Club Room
land we would have remained as cool and
undistubed as a Stole. But to be excluded
from society y is enough to drive man TO mad
ness Oh me miSerm! The whg aristocracy
of Cadz! BAH! The whig aristocracy of Ca
diz! PukG!! The whig aristocracy OF Cadiz!
Boy, bring me glass of water!! The wbig a.
ristocracy of Cadiz! Brass rings and ginger
bread!! The whig aristocracy of Cadiz! An
ounce of civit, good apothecary!!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
MORE WITHDRAWALS j

Since our last publication, three more wings
have discontinued the Sentinel
JAMES w. BEEBE has ordered his paper
and advertisements TO be stopped. Mr. Beebei
we suppose, like Mr.. Stewart and Mr.. Brother
son, thinks that he can get along well enough
without the custom of Democrats, and wishes TO
introduce political differences into business ope-
rations. We admire his spunk.
LITTLETON HILL, a whig butcher, has or
Idered the carrier 10 leave no more Sentinels at
his house. Very well, Mr.. Hill. We have pat
ronzed you on Market days, but shall do SO no
longer, as we presume you don't want Demo
Gratis TO purchase beef from you hereafter
This is the only construction that can be put on
your conduct Mr.. Hill there is still balance
of rs cents due US, which you can call up at the
captains Office and settle, whenever it is conve-
intent.
JOHN WARD, whig constable, has also stop
Iped his paper. We are glad of it, as we will be
gamer by the operation. Johns bump ofpay
itlyeness IS said to be quite diminutiye.
Ii any more wings wish to withdraw, we arc
ready to expunge their names from our books
when required.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
nELENnA Esr CARrmAGO.

Carthage must be destroyed" was the oft
repeated declaration of the Roman Cato. The
Sentinel must be destroyed and go down, say
the wings of Cadiz. And TO carry out their de-
claration, most of the whg merchants withdraw
their support from the paper, and get their cow
ardly, sneaLing understrappers, TO attack and in
suit lis on the street. We believe there are still
Democrats enough in Harrison county to sup
port the Sentinel, without the assistance of our
federal whig population; and we confidently pre-
dict that for every whig merchant who withdraws
his support from the paper, ten honest, whole
souled Democrats will take his place.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
HAYNES EXpECTORANT.

Rev. John segur, of Lambersville New Jersey, who
was suffering with hoarseness and soreness Of the
lungs and throat and a sufocating Asthma was cured
by one bottle.
Mr.. J. l.. Simpkins says that it cured his wife of
consumption, and one of his children ofhoopng-cough
Rev, Jonathan Going, ID. d., President Of Granville
College, Ohio, says: He was laboTing under severe
cod cough and hoarsenes and that his difficulty OF
breathing was SO great that he felt himself in nimi-
nen danger Of immediate sufocaon, but was perfect
ly cured by using this Expectorant
Mrs. Dllks, Of Salem, New Jersey, was cured OF
Asthma of 20 years standing by using two bottles Of
this medicine Mrs. Ward, also of Salem, was cured
Of the same complaint by five bottles.
Lewis c. Levin, Esq, the distinguished advocate Of
Temperance stated at meeting Of upwards ofthree
thousand persons, that he should not have been able
to address them, but for the Of Jayne's Expecto-
rant He said that he had been laboring under a
hoaseness and severe oppression Of the chest that he
had purchased some Of the Expectorant the day be-
fore, which had relieved him in few hours, and be
found HIMSELF contrary tohis own expectation, able to
address the multitude The above medicine for sale by
august ID w B. BEEBE Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
- ~ Cndir Nenfinel.


Mr.. HARPER--I see by your last paper that
another attempt has been made, by the decent
coons of Cadiz to break down the Cadiz SEN
tinel, because it dares TO expose their miscon-
duct-because it has the boldness TO tell the
TRUTH. Let them 90 on. All their puny ef-
forts to break down your paper will but raise it.
Regard not their patronage. The Democrats OF
Harrison county are numerous enough and able
Ienough TO sustain il-and they will do il. De-
pend upon this. You can hardly imagine the
disgust which the Democrats of nv neighbor-
hood feel at the combination of Bfotherson,
Mallernee, &c, 10 inlure you and your able and
fearless paper. Having grown and fattened up
on the patronage and custom of the Democrats,
Mr. Brotherson and his colleagues now say by
their conduct, that they do not care for them any
llonger--let the locos 90 to the deuce-we can
do without them, or their custom. Well, be it
so. believe there is one or two Democratic
stores in Cadiz, at which goods can be purcha-
| sed as cheap, and on as good terms as they can
be had at whg stores, and if whig storekeepers
and tavern keepers are getting so much above
themselves, as to declare independence of the
| Democrats in the way of patronage and trade,
there is one consolation le(t,-it is tc0-haaded
game.
The attempt made, four or five years ago, by
some of these same coons, to break down or in
iure the Sentinel, only reacted in its favor. So
| it will be again. Numerous Democrats, who
are not at present subscribers, when they are
made acquainted with the conspiracy of lhe
whg decency Of Cadiz TO break down the Sen
tinel, and bFow-beat and intimidate you from do,
ingyour duty, will become subscribers, and use
their influence to get Others to do the same
1t is not you they hate-they despise the light
that blazes through the medium of your paper
upon the bad character of Henry Clay--show-
ing his bloodthirstiness, his perjury, his proani-
ty, his debauchery and his hypocrisy! 1t is the
paper they hate--it is not you. Go on, then, as
you have been doing, and give these federal
coons full view oftho naked deformity of their
idol-Henry Clay.
ROBERT ALEXANDER.
P. S. Put me down as subscriber for three
copies Of your valuable paper-which will make
up for the loss of MalIenoe, Brotherson and
lStewart r. A.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
ARCHER TOWNSHIP.
n Dc Editor Of De Cadlr Sentnsi Z


Al Meeting Of the Democrats Of Archer
township, held at the house Of Mr.. james Smi-
ley, on ihe 3d day Of August 1914, The meeting
was called 10 order by appointing JAMES De
.YORE Chairman, and JAlIEs TTPros Secretary;
whereupon the meeting proceeded to choose
Delegates to the Congressional and Senatorial
Conventions, as follows: Mr. James G. Love and
Joseph Wallace were chosen as Delegates TO the
Congressional Convention 10 be held at Morris
Town, on the Sth day of August, 1874; and Win.
Smiley and John Atkinson were chosen as Dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention 10 be held at
Bloomfield, on the Oath of August, 1874.
After the business of the meeting was dispo.
sed of, the following resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted:
RcsoIued, That we heartily approve of tho
nominations of JAMES X. POLK aad GEORGE
M. DALLAS, and DAVID TOD; and that We
win use all fair and honorable means 10 secure
their election.
Resolred, That we approve OF the course
pursued by the Editor of the Sentinel, in expo
sing he cloven foot of whiggery.
Resolred, That Saml g. Peppard and Joseph
Sharon deserve the warmest thanks Of the Dem-
ocrats of Harrison county, for their untiring eff
forts in behalf of Democratic principles.
ResolUed, Thai the proceedings Of this meet
ing be signed by the chairman and secretary and
published in the Cadiz Sentinel
JAMES DEVORE, Chairman.
JAMES TTpToN, Secretay
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14

0%"The Democratic party are opposed to ev-
cry species ofspecial legislation, which is inten
ded to protect and enrich the wealthy few, and
oppress and imperish the toiling millions. They
believe that neither the National OF State Legs
latures should pass laws granting exclusive priv.
ileges to one class of men which are denied to
another.
. The federal party, on the contrary, have ever
been the avowcd advocates Of special legislation
They want great banking corporations and high
tariff laws, which will furnish capital to manufac.
turers, and enable them toreap profits of from Is
to 25 per cent.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
Frankfort SPRINGS.

We made short visit to these delightful
springs, few days since and were highly pleased
indeed. They are situated in Washington Co.
Pa, about four miles northwest of Florence, and
are owned by Mr.. McGinnis, who keeps public
house on the premises for the entertainment Of
visitors The situation of the springs is beauti-
ful and romantic; and the water, which is said by
eminent physicians and chemists, to possess med,
icinal qualities, gushes out of the rock in several
places in large streams. There were about ff-
ty visitors at the springs, when we we're over, who
we're principally from Pittsburgh, which is only
about % miles distant. We understand that Mr.
McGnnis contemplatos erecting large hotel
soon at the springs capable of accommodating as
many visitors asmay desire tospend the Summer
season in cool and healthy retreat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
SCENE EN A WHEG STORE.

Behind the counter is a little palavering Yankee,
who is also the whg leader in town. Enter a
Democratic larmer, an old customer, who had
dealt 10 the amount of two hundred dollars
with Mr. Palayer, the present year.
Mr. Palarer--Oh, am so glad to see you,
my dear sir,-how do you do, and how is your
family? My dear sir, won't you smoke gar?
What can | sell you to-day?
Fdrmer-Please look at my account Mr. Pa.
layer, wish TO know how much am indebted to
you.
Palaper- My dear sir, it is only trfe, not
worth mentioning.
Fdrmer--Very we'll, only wished 10 know.
Although | am a Democrat and you whg,
have dealt heretofore at your store exclusively
But | understand this moming that you and
some other wings in town were trying to break
down the Sentinel, and introduce party politics
into business operations. can stand any thing
but that. | can deal with you no longer, and
or the future shall purchase my goods further
down street.. ErH fdrmcr.
Mr.. Paaver looked like he had come to his
senses, for once in his life
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HENRY CLAY AND SLAVERY.

The following is an extract from a speech de-
livered in the United States Senate, in Februa-
ry, 1889:
81 know there is a VISIONARY DOGMA
which holds that Negro SlGpcs cannot be the sub
ject of property. | SHALL not dwell long upon
this SPECULATIVE ABSTRACTION. Two
hundred years have SANCTIONED g. SANG
TILTED NEGRO SLAVES AS PROPERTY"
G5-Court commenced in Cadiz, on Monday,
and is at present draggingts weary length along.
There are not so many persons in town as we
expected there would be. There are no cases
of importance TO be tried.
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SIIEEPI

In coming from the Moristown Convention,
the other day, we met some Democratic friends,
who informed US that they were out purchasing
sheep. We advised them to come to Cadiz, and
they would be sure to find choice LOT, among
the whig party, particularly the chivalrous whig
Knights who undertook to fog the Editor Of the
Sentinel Our friends seemed to be of opinion
that the whig sheep in town were nearer akin to
a certain animal with long earsl
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NOMINATIONS. IN the Columbus Congression-
al District r. sroNr, Esq, has been nomina-
ted by the democracy, to fli the vacancy occa-
stoned by the deathof the Hon. Heman A. Moore,
and Hon. G.. McNUITY. at present Clerk of the
House Of Representatives, has been nominated
for the Goth Congress.
In Hamilton county, the Democracy have nom
mated JAMES J. FARAN, late speaker of the SEN
ate, as candidate for Congress
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-14
"a ga Editor oE Me Ssntinel.

To the Editoro The Sentinel:
S1R--Please announce the name Of JosEPH Z. Hun
TER, as suitable candidate for Senator, and obge
many voters Of ARCHER TOWNSHIP;
Mn. L. HARPER--Please announce the name q
GEoRGE w. ScoTT, Of Shorcreek township as suita.
BILE candidate for Senator, and you win oblige many
voters Of CADIZ, (
And also, the name OF ROBERT McMILLEN, Of A.
tbens township, for the same Office,
Mn. HARPER--Please announce the name Of JoHN
GRUBRE, Of German township, as a suitable candidate
for State Senator, and oblige many votors Of
HARRISON g. JEFFERSON,