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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18
JEW DAVID'S. OR
HEBREW PLAS TER.

7 NHIS is becoming Of the most popular medi-
cines now before the public For removing all
seated pains, such Rheumatism, pain in the back,
side breast, il has equal in the world 1t is also
eficacious in removing Wens, tumors, corns, &C. We
do not design put this medicine, with old fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention
FEW RECENT CASES,
where it has effected cures. Mr.. Sloan Of GAINESVILLE,
after having suffered with Rheumatism for years
was cured by using the HEBREW PLASTER. Mr..
Anderson Of Putnam, was troubled for long time with
lame back, occasioned by overifting, cured by using
this plaster. A maa (name not recoected,) } in Gra-
tot Licking Co.. entirely cured Of Rheumatism. The
following certificate from Mr. Worstel editor of the
Massilon Gaz. and George Miller Esq, of the firm of
Keith g. Miller, att'ys, was furnished me few days
since
Massilon, Oct. 2sth, 1e43.
Having received much benefit from using the
JEW DAVID'S PLASTER,
we cheeruly recommend it to the afflicted, believing Il
to be valuable medicine for the purposes for which it
J. p. WORsTELL
GEO. MILLER.
Many other respectable persons have offered TO give
their certificates but we deem II unnecessary, TO add
any more at this time Those who use it win find il
good medicine Each box contains sufficient to spread
or large plasters Price 80 cents per box. Forsnle
in Cadz by JOHN BEALL, and
Also for sale By agents in most Of the country towns,
JOHN HOGG, Agent for M, Pleasant,
Nov. 10th, is43,
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From the Augusta (jlfaine) .4ge.
why do the Wings waste the None!
of the People!

Why, wheneverthe wings obtain power in the
councils of The nation, is their administration
characterized by wanton waste of the public
treasure?
Their doctrine is this; The higher the tariff,
the better for the people,
As the greater the expenditure the greater
will be the demanded tariff, the sequence is:
Tle more waste--tlle more gain
The National Intelligencer, on the morning
succeeding the Inauguration Of President HaTl-
son 1--WE ihink) gave out that the wings had no
idea Of reducing the amount Of the expenditures
Of government. So Mr. Clay summoned his obe-
dent Congress in hot haste, and they went to
work giving away all the public money they could
lay their hands on Not being able to find e.
nough TO supply their prodigality, they voted a.
way The public domain and mortgaged the re-
ccipts of future tariffs by incurring an enormous
public debt. They certainly had no idea Of di-
minisIing the amount of public expenditures
not they. Whenever possessed of power, whig-
ery proposes to enrich the people by legislation;
and the motto Of its legisators--the perfection
of its statesmanship--is 10 EXPEND.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18

Here we see that rs votes controlled the cleo
ton of IL members of the General Assembly,
making difference of "a ON Joint ballot-and
Iextending the number TO Sc votes, it would have
carried two more representatives in Pdrke, max
ing difference of % on joint ballot in the Le-
gislaure. How many more wings are elected
by small maiorities we have not yet the full re-
turns to enable us TO say.
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NnTICE

There will be sold at my residence, two miles from
Cadiz, on the bottom road leading from Cadiz to New
Philadelphia on the3ls Of August the following de-
ses, colt, 2 set of horse gears, bed and bedding,
pair of bedsteads, / plough, harrow, and corn in
the ground; also, household and kitchen furniture,
too tedious to mention The above furniture will be
sold on nine months credit, with security.
august ID JACOB MARSHALL.
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STRAY COW!

oINAY COW
STRAYED away from the subscri- .~s
~ ber on the 2nd inst, dark mich -ERG7NEDfggN
Cow, with crumpled horns and IWhaaNeyJ :
streak of white upon the belly. Any VIZ III
person returning said COW, or giving in sesssszs
formation where she may be had will be literally re-
warded for his trouble DANIEL McMULLEN.
august ID, 1874
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THE SENTINEL
Heae1.y CI0y .ggO5se!
ANOTHER LETTER -!

CASSIUS NJ. CLAY REPUDLATED =!
Had not the federal party better cage up the
''great embodiment" until after the election
Never has politician aspiring to the Presidency
occupied so unenviable position as does Hen
ry Clay at present! Even his own friends--the
sensible men of them--are becoming dsguste d
and ashamed, the course he is pushing. Cass;-
US NJ, Clay, nephew of Henry Clay, has been
making speeches and wiring letters to the Lib
erty men, to induce them TO vote for his uncle
But instead of convincing the Birney men that
Henry Clay is opposed 10 the institution of slave
Try, Cassius has by his humbuggery, made abo-
litionists ont of good wings wherever he has
been. Henry Clay having learned this fact,
wrote the following TO the Editor Of the Lex
ington Observer, REPUDIATING CASSlUS
NJ. CLAY! Let our readers peruse this letter
carefully, and read il to their whg neighbors al
so, as we suppose the federal papers will NOT
publ sh il at ALL We see the lederalisls Of Ca
diz have announced that Cassus NJ. Clay will
be at their fandango next week. We hope he
may come, and that some person will hand him
the following letter to read to the meeting.
Whats pretty fix coonery is in! Such pulling
of hair and gouging of eyes!! Ha! hal! hall!
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons who are
~ indebted to the Estate Of John Singer, late eff
shortcreek township Harrison County Ohio deceased
to make immediate payment to the subscriber; and all
persons who have legal claims against said Estate,
win present hem legally proven for settlement with
in eighteen months from the 10th day of May, A. d.
1914. ASA HOLMES,
Administrator de boais Of John Singer, deed.
August I4-3t nd
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Old Established Emigraat Passage Office.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL

WEEKLY PACKET LINE.
FENHE subscribers would call the attention OF such
persons residing in this country are desirous
sending for their friends to come out from any part
of Great Britain, their unequaled arrangements on
both sides Of the Atlantic for having passengers brought
forward with despatch. They are also prepared to
remit monies by drafts payable throughout the United
Kingdom to prepare passengers for the voyage. Per-
sons residing distance can, by writing either of
the subscribers, ascertain the prices of passage &c.,
and by remittance Of the necessary amount with the
cate will be at once sent forward by the first Packet
Ship. and all necessary information given.
Apply to or address JOHN HERDMAN,
No. 81, South street, New York,
or JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK,
at Mesers DALZELL g. FLEMINGS,
aug. 81 Water street. Pittsburgh.
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54,70l
54,47s
Owsley
Dixon
Majority ior Owsle,

Thus do figures and facts demolish whig cas-
ties. Hurrah for old Kentucky! Where IS that
100000 majority? Yes, echo answers, where?
Another song from the glee charlottesville
DRmoCrat.
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thai ne hare nos larger popsliar majority than
we had last year, when we elected our Governor,
Lieut. Governor, majority of the Legislature,
and eight out of the ten members Of Congress!
And The whg vote was then increased nearly
1000 votes over that of lS40.n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18

OwsfSc UP.--The Ann Arbor michigan,
State journal, the leading whig paper in thai
State, says. gTbe wings, d far as we can learn
are. in all parts Of the country, in favor Of ma
Etional bank"
bay State Democrat
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18

"Asserting the principle that every people have
a right to alter, modify, and change their govern
ment whenever they think proper--AN ABB
sTRACT PRINCIPLE WHICH, WITH eau,
.TIOUS LIMITATION, MAY BE TRUE
[Clay's Raleigh speech.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18

Keep 1t before the People, that every federal
press and every federal candidate for Office in
this State sanctions the tyranny Of the Rhode
Island Algerines over The patriot Dor.- Maine
Age.
Keep il before Me People that Henry Clay has
publicly sanctioned the proceedings Of the Al
gerines of Rhode Island and that, if elected, he
will carry out, aa President, Algerine principles.
Maine Age,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18
EUXURAES!!
How it Tdres the poor mans accessories an
don't tdr the rich mans IUGwieSi


HolD 1t Tdres the poor mans accessories and
don't tar the rich mans lurmieSi
This act which the wings hold up as the parar-
gon fperfection, and which they tell the people
shall not be modified or changed by the crossing
of or the dotting fan 1, thus discriminates in
favor of the RICH against the POOR.
1t taxes the poor mans brown sugar
about rs per cent
Molasses 81 j"
Iron from 80 to $50 /"
Salt from 60 to 130 !"
Log chains, &c. $50 +"
While it lays its burdens thus lightly upon the
RICH MANS LUXURIES;
Thread aces 15per cent
Laces of gold g. silver Is
Diamonds u ="
Philosophical apparatus, paintings
drawings, &c, Free.
The democrats on the other hand, are in favor
of so modifying and amending this tariff as that
it shall produce sufficient revenue for the support
Iofthe government, and afford UST and EQUAL
protection to ALL the interests of the county
that discrimination shall be made in favor Of the
poor mans NECESSARIE&--ar that the
ILUIURIES of the rich shall pay fair proper
lion of the taxes to support the government.
Farmers and laboring men,. which kind Of pro-
lection do you prefer, whig protection for the
RICH, or democratic protection for ALL?
How LARGE Is TExAs?--It contains $4,000
square miles, and is full as large as all the fol-
Gt,,o- TTnitnd.
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Loolk on this Picture!

"I'hat 70 secure these rights IIlfe, liberty, and
the pursuit Of happiness, governments are in
sttuted among men, DERIVING THEIR JUST
POWERS FROM THE CONSENT OF THE
GOVERNED. That when any government be.
comes destructive of these ends, 1T is THE
RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO ALTER OR
ABOLISH Declaration Of Independence
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18
u - RgGTETs

The tariff, as tits, is reducing the price of
wheat, corn and oats Is it right?
The tariff, as it is, is bringing down the price
of beef and pork Is it right2
The tariff, as tits, has brought down the price
of butter and cheese so low that persons can
hardly afford to make it. Is it right?
The tariff, as it is, has reduced the wages of
the farmer, mechanic, and laborng man. Is it
rightg
The tariff, as it is, has increased the price of
nearly every manufactured article which the la
boring classes have to buy. Is it trghtf
The tariff, as it is, has increased the profits Of
the manufacturers, and enables them TO declare
annual dividends Of 81 per cent. Is right?
The tariff, as it's, benefits the manufacturers.
but Injuries every other class. Is it right2
For our part, we say it is not; and we go fol
its modification. We go for tariff that will ben
eft all classes alike. We want no no favortisn
under our govenment.--N. Y. Plebeian.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF HARRISON
COUNTY

TTNHE amount of per centage, levied on each hum
dred dollars of valuation, Taxable property,
in the several townships in said county, for the year
A. D. 1914 is as follows:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18

Coon BLUNDERs.-Fhc coon press are accoun-
ting for the defeat of their party in this State, by
stating that Owsey's vote is nota fair test; that
he ran behind the coon ticket, owing to the pop
ularity of Butler; bnt that Dixon's vote is the
test of parties. Well, let us take the vote be-
tween those two coon candidates, and we shall
find that Owsloy runs ahead Of Dixon, The vote
stands thus between them:
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Cool AmanEzIenCe.

There were seven States that gloriously resis-
ted the hard-cider tornado, and gave their votes
in 1910 TO the democratic candidates. These
were:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-09-18

How LARGE is TExAs?--It contains $4,000
square miles, and is full as large as all the fol-
lowing States United;
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WDOAD TAX, Notice is hereby given to the tax
q payers of Harrison county, that the Commission
es have made levy of mills on the dollar Of vaua-
ton for road purposes and thatsad may be dischar
ged by labor the road under the direction of the Su
pervisors of the several Districts the rate of seventy
five cents per day. j. SHARP, Auditor
Auditors Office, july IL. of Harrison Co.
TO SUPERVISORS.
The following is the form Oft road receipt that will
be received by the county Treasurer, to wit: Thss
to certify that A, B. has performed labor the public
road in district No--oE--To Township, between the
st day of April and the day Of October 1914,
der my direction, in payment Of his road tax for said
year, charged against him on the grand levy to the a.
mount of-dollars- centsand--nils given under
my hand his-day of----A II. 1874,
A. B. Supervise of sad dis.
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Notice is hereby given, that viii attend follows,
at the usual place Of holding elections, in each town
Yova IN wit.
FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
YrHR MACEETNES

u
I0F every description made and reparedn the short
Z J est possible notice. and in a neat and workman
ike manner and warranted perform to the entire sat
isacton of the owners, reasonable terms as any
other establishment in this country All kinds ofcast-
igs furnished shortn notice Also clover hulers made
on the most improved plan Please call the shop on
Warner street. 'Cadz Ohio. CHAS. PATTERSON
uly 3--3 H. SIMON BRICKER.
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A. RICHARDSON.

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, AND DEALER
in Watches, Jewehy and Siluerifdre,
SPECTAGLES,
AND SPECTACLE GLASSES FOR ALL AGES
Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
NO. az Market street,
PITTsRURGH.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market to-day very fat and the transac
tions unusually limited Nearly all the operations made
hA result Of former contracts Time sales previously
made daily falling DUE and purchases are made to
meet them It is hardly possible that there will be the
slightest Improvement in the stock market until the Open
ing Of the spring trade when the revival Of business win
give impetus 10 stock specuations Although there
does not exist the slightest connection between the sock
operations Of Wall street and the legitimate business Of
the country, yet the former movements are Influenced
very much by the condition Of the latter The only
cause for this fact is that large portion Of those who 60
into Wall street for the purposeo specuating stocks
are engaged in commercial pursuits and any activity or
prosperity in their regular business induces them to en-
gage in stock operations to rapidly increase their wealth.
II will be general thing that speculation in Wall
street is carried more extensively, when all other
kinds Of business active than any other time In
dependent of the influence Of external difficulties on
the stock market we havs doubt the season has
tain effect on prices The year about closing operators
are indifferent about doing much until new eeason
opens.
AT the old Board today, Pennsylvania SIS fell off per
cent lllinios Reading Railroad Il Indana and Har.
lem, Canton and Long Island closed firm at yesterdays
prices Norwich and Worcester improved 4; ; farmers
Z Morris Canal a East Boston 1t will be observed
that Pennsylvania 5s declining. This no doubt
caused by the belief that the interest due in February
will not be paid.
The receipts Of the Western Railroad for the week end
ing Dec H. 1874, compared with the corresponding week
IN ls43, show an increase of about fifty per cent
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
By Last Nights SOuthern NJaiI.

bn.a bhmLAoELrE % Dec PAR Harp Besston. and Tigress,
BALTrMoRE. Dec is-Ar Chckasaw, Kendrick. Boston.
Eora Jenkins Plymouth Mass; Herald Norfok-reports in
PAM ESad, ssdas Bentha I'm Havana and off smith
W;I,;,1 ySnI Gads.o. Newfo%b % Boston ga somes
EFnastS Fanes Rs. bs;;;o1 SSok SD Juliet
ACIHAEtEsroS. Dec S-n the oniag. ship unknown CID
AEaer MorwI Bic KotteIdam Fgl.on, spegh Havana;
York; Penguin, Indes Exch nge Apalachicola Arr 18th
land symmss Hsvs; Tuscan Wilmington 1'''"'u' Sa fA'
BBslSr%; rIyo" Ny9Eh AT h ndSs spi ssupere
BGstos Ns% 9uinaebauMg H. Fulton, APalachieola.
a ~ !, 60 with Emblem and parted with 18th at M %
e be the Austerli.z 10Th ut a S. Ion 20 sc saw shp
showing white signal with red ball. steering S. i7h saw
nng steering 3 with white signal having the letter In IL and
EfoIds Ms 81 s< ?o off Berry Islands saw Mary Ham.
mond and Henry Jenkins for Hayana Sd inst 30 miles East OF
rorngas saw Francis Depau hence Hsv Also arr On.
sSd ssrsh shsa Burgess overheard about
e 9a'ye Esssnss Of se0!apd 1 asssn; Thomps0a ye
tom Geo Henry Garcia Philadelphia; Carib PorterieId Bat
Sisal ofa' l"ieAl Leroy
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

The increase in the quantity Of Of the staple
included in this table, shows the rapid growth of the
Western country, growth, which il continued in the
same ratio, must in few years. give supply Of agri
cultural products SO much greater than the home CON
sumption and foreign demand, that prices must be se-
rousy affected There does not appear to have been
great an increase in the production of breadstu as in
provisions or may be that larger part Of the grain
is employed in attening the beef and pork that
comes to mafke than heretofore The attention ofhe
cuursts of the West could be more prostv turned 70
the preparation Of beef pork lard cheese &C. than to
the production of breadstus for market ny consuming
their grain at home in attOnng their animals for the bar
rel they prevent too great supply Of breadsu reach
ing the seaboard markets. and consequently sustain fair
remuneratng prices Another thing in favor Of this is
that the demand for beef pork cheese abroad
is rapidly increasing, and must, i'll shsrt tme be Of
more importance than our expectation OF A,ur
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

NN1vehst Nvast from NYoTk 7h pilot boat Collins Turner Of
iIoms cruise having been lying under close eied
'oissaii e'e last , oays-put ia Tor provisions.
miscellaneous II Record.
sHir WEsrmSsrER. for London. will sail to-day
at u 2o'clock Letter bags close at H.
~, ,WhEcKEp-A schr. unknown was wrecked on Cape
er eaIg consisted Sf roa spirits tupsntrs peanuts
Of sson, 1nED-At Plymouth IN BY RosDins chr
Simmons, sS BSs;Gs 81 ton AID to % ~ By Capt wm
Notice TO Mariners
NJ M S Gloucester Telegraph that the buoy placed upon
Log OAR az tne entrance Of that harbor, is gone.
Home Ports.
Dec 5-Ar Gazelle, Baltimore; Mercy, NYork CID
PORTLAND, Dec 6-Beow Ann Maria Grant, Savannah for
sd dhSsss Ss New
BosroS. Dec ls-Arr Lornda, Kelly Georgetown DC
Esss s
i%s E osSa s1 b1aa
70 ,O load aa tPr Caes Arr h Alnena Ryder.
% rom 20 hs she sRse Without haS ls
tanning any further damage Chatham Lossiaad Batmoe
abos bSsps 100 as"SsD oSs
bottom uprpiined white from water line % large
sfsb SSsm sea o Iasy
AamSsy and siv keat sS Du.ay ssns
FsalRn Yn1s nYmoTe Ndss s,Osser phsSelphia CoInes
o'clock Iii. morning saw scSr on ssra,. mouth isiandsSe
apparently about % buhn and her about
Hannah spasas @ s Newsaypof rsp'sa be-
Bee aasnGF e oSs Sssd Nw for Bosou
Chsss and Vintage for do hlse ma;.ed
gc;tn I Ella % FhilaseDS,a S for for Boston
Ella Fancy R-nowp, schr Faithful Boston,
hssss 'Ig Dec IL % Epft. Nav yo, o0, NYo Sid
Nfw M.ysa D9wn5 s.. and s%s Tst ad,:i
y Eliza, Somers NYork.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
Died,

On Thursday the 10th inst JANE KNowLAN in the 10th
year of her age.
The friends Of her family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral ut hall past this afternoon from
her late residence, 90 Orange street.
On wednesday morning, the 18th instant, WERNER
nETHARD HuBSKR Of Bremen the 2sd year Of his age
HIS friends and those Of his brotherin.law, Louis
Schrage, are invited to attend his unera this riday)
afternoon, at O'Clock, from Pacific street. fifth house
iron Henry street. Brooklyn without further invitation
On Thursday morning, the 10Th inst, LEAH DELAp,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of her family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon half past
O'CLOCK from her late residence No 147 Elizabeth street
CO Elizabethtown papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
State OF Trade.

A.HEs.Pots are very dull and cannot qnote over
W e3 Pearls are steady at 81 l2A Exports from
bEEswAx-Prime yellow, northern and southern sells
at 20 29Ac. The demand is quite moderate.
BREApsruFFs-Western -four 81 823 a475. The de.
mand is not active.
quotations North river bale sell as wan.
PRovisoNs-We have no alteration TO report either IN
the price or demand for articles coming under this head
Our former quotations very firm.
WHsREY-Drudge casks sell, as wanted at 2ac West.
ern and prison barrels we quote at 24A 25c.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
SALES OF srocKs-BosroS, Dec. Is, 1874

SALES OF SrocKs-BosroN, Dec. ls, ls44
IL Western RR, ss3 do, so6as s91 Al do so5ds s91;
so Boston Co, 81; so Reading RR 22}; rs do 221
Portland Saco and Portsmouth RR 100 25 New England
do, 693. 80 =
at .auc,ion-l0 shs CharIestown Branch RR ass "a
Pbenix ink, cts 6Atlantic Bank $933 CITY Bank
S96a ~ Shawmut Bank, $9lA %; Mechanics, Bank
4 cts - 1850 ~-1 O.A-At
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
correspondence or the Herald.

a.. NgwpoRT, Dec IL, is4i
Art lsh. Nanshong Young, Baltimore: Redwpg Sleeper
dc Msqcba s"h BaSS Boston or sdss' Bangor
Norwich; William Parsons Portland for Bstmcre Dispatch
sy wexford 10, Nors'k Neptune Randolph NYok
Pgh0S Eng.ser White % ior orders vsant Heh and
York 10. Provdence; 10th. Majestic True Wilmington 70,
m Mary M Gak Crosby ate SWEET deceased s days
in LOT ew, oIk 10 ballsst-put count OF head
WING az loss Of sai; Spy smith, and Uaited Raymond rs
oi Tor View York. Minerva Nssh Providence FOR Dol Prncess
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

own por foreign vessels being regulated by treaties
while our own are regulated by tariff acts.
The movements Of produce at the west according to
the Official report Of the Collectors Of several Of the ports
oil entry have been for the just closed very exen
sive, compared with former seasons. We tables
showing the import and export of of the principal
articles:--