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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21
OIL Tsn; yhle ,c:iz t. shou'd refrain tom tie Of ali
di:lks az nishiy snssnned .nGl Forsn!s by
||.5I.11TZ.Z!|:!:..z..lL'.E!:EIILI|.I|.I.I!l2]

COVE, DRINK OF THE WATERS or LEE FREE
IN Tie INTUITION We S,e 10 I'll persons 90 ;ig %
FIR , snECUTos SOUTHERN BALM has cured bun;
res of nynas ay wing the ebosc-naied diseases, and vii
pTnre the greatest Blessing 10 pll VITO paitEte n: q.
most Violent cough after taking iew docs, and persons
hoyiaS 81 I've fR 6l: WI o ,s he
GOSPEL md public speakers senetG'Y w hnt ths balm o.
il, worst forms IN lew days; strengthen tne u"Ss md eeai
nnwe,l alternative md contains in one dose ola
snnon in fall a much oi TIE active principle Of the herbs
i composed oil as csn be obtained n p. oil decoco' Us
b. & PRACTICAL Chemist az well as Phy.c'en, and after
n yor t We ba ' bee, r aa s5ns atr in vain
VIZ a certain md speedy Tor The Consumption 81
certain ctres tlat Tie Proprietor Of he Southern Balm has
put some Of mp in small bottles, that peiSa' may ny rs
eec, without mourning much expense Aooif u Is ore
used wall continue To be Used Gn the paaa; IS completely
For sale ~Ge.ae nud stail ut the e75f f3 Broadway,
and u, the principal! Drug Stores throughout the City
For two yenr: and over my health WIS wretche, had
been abounc for TINT period under pnniu exhaustion OF She
the least exposure caused great suffering. afflicted
with ,png Of blood proceeding lTon me gnE; ao u mo- 20
decav Every physician had consul ed gave me up Ge'r
ing OF secns cure ana [ [snf oa yf Bsc sena1nc
Affections. he adve ,seinea oi DI: SHECGTS SOUTH
s hN BA vG met a y Cannot beast
hive derived from e. than one o2e Ny rest IS IeoIsG
general heGli s good, and nm living Instance oil ono
WHOM {s ss SSs MaRh ' HaNF6RD III Avenue D.
CTR and County Of .Sto YORK.. sslIcrn iAa;ofd OF
CITY, bein. duly OTn deposas and SAYS TINT the ibcts
forth her III the foregoing Certificate are IN every respect
sworn before me this 9Th lay Of December, isIi.
d62nl' THOMAS :. HENRY, Commis. OF Deeds, &c.
BELIEVE AND LIVE!
A MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE y 7 J'H0-fSQ.[,,S
IA CO.HPU IND SYRUP OF TAR IND HOOD
S.7PTH3!! ,o,
NJ TfonsorDeaT Sir VITA grateful feelings nioim IN
you e the astounding effects your mecine ~ch mas H.
orally ruiscd dshih.bed Ny disease Pulmonary
Consumption, has reduced me so low that my pSclan pin
nounce my hppces ~ this junctu,e began 10 tse
your medicine and miraculous may secin ms com
Respectflly Gours WASHINGTON MACK.
Chaf,otierect. above George street.
The undersigned, hppg personally acqucin'ed With wash
Mack ms siernEs hear witness 10 The astonishing
effects casog> Cyfap OF Tar, md the truth OF The above
llSEPil VIM E!!- SlS North Third street
DAVID ViCKERS. - tlTonfsIeet.
HUGE MGiNLEY, :. T. cor. Ianmany
and Fourth. street.
OF PRINCIPAL OFFICE. y. E. GONE. 9Th and Spruce
streets Philadelphia. Price 30 cents per bottle,
For sale by A. b. SANDS & co. 80 Broadway, corner OF
Ctanibors.sireet; 79 Fultonst Il East Broadway
Price 30 cents. 80 5m
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures &


Ship Ee~yes Hyde, Charleston, Geo Bulkley John Min
Brss t;enr,, lie Wife, Wolfe, kingston Ja Rowland {:
AspllwaL; Virginia. Fuller, Apa!achcela.
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WANTED

w AN / i.eS.
D o0K-KFEPER ANTEDop' who uate IaiSia
rnns. Appiy BY rnr in rea name. JOBBlN NJ flt
The Office tic New York Expre-z, sn;in- 100 =
terms.
yE7ANTED--A GIRL IA do heuseSSrk-ooe t e., esl
Wv wash 1,aa and ord q children None nu4 ~ 9
anti need oppy Inquire nj - v oe-.er street ~ -
YgTtNTEU-A n'an 10 ca-h ygoo for Hat Bode' 10 ~
w That lhorJugh~ understands the hn.es }, 'e' -
sat inddsnoos constant ip AZ T. Es1TRDEyANT
idlsas. D eR9alg coaa.
3ZTi7T,-a COOP s.EAsfSrH ESs, vto eaa s9 a.
w si,t 10 tskIu- of an infant Asdie NJ =. i
Office. =-=
osT-A BANK BOOK win tie Bans o. sayass s, y.
g r. r VstsrSS,.r 'Thc finder WI &c suitably rey1red
y The SANG n; the BANK. n No. 80 Pine.s
0ST-H i.8DY'5 GOLD CHetch Gn1ro Gu T., n,
~ e9pt - ei ~, o9E, g., n n11T2 y, it on ony as
sei,ren 10 and II O'Clock. The finder vii be sHaB lc
wc.ded by LEAVING II Of No. ) AiuIr1J 81. e.s -
s?OD REWARD.
On Saturday evening. Nov l6 bei,Teeu ,he S:prs %, @
- ps SIX Sn9 MAJ, na pa @ eriese and robbed Of he
fo~ins suirls: About 500 III gold cnn-nr 81 ze,
f,, - 10 e'j IN silye. chanro-rbout s5o Dil,
- Hetncky mad Tennessee frnks-nhnut so n :. w i> ~
the tinr Bfockpo. Md about sle2 ~ rouneI'ei, mi
broken Bank paper. y large proportion 81 tis paper. Wt
la eo accommodating Tor twenty yecrs H11 heeu received IN
cnlpcion, Missionary Society IN different ars n ;e
inre ,nte. Whoever will detect and prosecute to c"hV'
non the individual individuals gully o the ninf1id pn
~ shs entitled the above reward and oneuuI'h V ~
he "'on.- he mas recover
'' dis S 3, s G. LANE & c. B. TIPPE1-r. Agents,
rr,FN DOLLARS acknowledgement d AK STocx
"a ce,iiratn or irtv shares oi Nckbur= Bank Stock,
in the mare of Buck ey Peck and 1i,ed 80; W.
Power OF Attorney attached. %i.s ,n i @ -, ie
above viii b. pad By leaving II ut Thompson oiree - Z. q
erect. -------------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

Es IT PRIVATE sALE.-A dedrable COTTAGE,
So situated nlin'tnn-s,:ee IN tho village of tOrcl
see.se The Cottage % sal fo by - feet deep.
buit OF % filed IN WIN urcNhe basement and n:.ic ;ir
modem st'lehas four marble mr:e rnd div ded
prors. three bed rooms hail. cisets, &c. The lot 100
from bv about 800 deepte sal nsUrp4sssble Errden-
Ing purposes Tire hoase. eaces. Gc all entirely
unj cNpcrse been spaced make Ces'rable
ecnies family. From me observatory there
beruIiu and commanding Of the village ard surround
county In cilUn combtnGd the advantages
cauHiry WITH nesrsin the Churches Pest ilics Mar
kei> = dnviug and g'ouuT plan Of the property b-
tho csics Of e Auc;iGueerS. Of whom further particu-
iar, be ob,siue session eau be hed immediately.
Appyto ANTHONY ). Bl.EECkER < co.
div No RrOad-StTert. Wall-st.
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LEGAL.

TN PURSUANCE Of order fthe Surrogate f.he County
Of New-fork notice is hereby g,en 10 all persons having
cnins against Charles Walker late othe City Of New,yok.
Counseo: at Law deceased 10 present TIE sane. with NE
street the City of NewYes. before the eighteenth
dy OF January Dated NewYnrk the 12h dry Of July,
lS... yl3 1aw6nl WI. EMERSON. Executor.
pY ORDER Of the Honorable Michael. Ukhoeftr FIST
I'D Judge of the Ccurt of Common Pleas Tor the City and
County OF New Yok-Noce is hereby given pursuant TO
provision. OF the statute al.h5rsng attachments against
resident doctors that attachment has issued against
the estate of Thomas j. Hawks resident Of the Snte OF
Kentucky and that same will he sold for the payment Of
bis debts unless he and dschlg such attachment &C
cordEg TO law within nine months from TIE first publication
of this notice; and that the payment Of debts due to him
by residents o.; this State and the delivery to him or To- his
use. OF any property whin this State belonging 70 him and
the transfer Of such property by him forbidden by law
and are void Dssted the a1nd day q August. 1874
JOHN H. miGHER,
au2i iaw3m si;oruey orAttachns Creditor
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Notice to Mariners.
HEnrfrrA &c

The Gloucester Telegraph state. tina. the buoy PLACED
Doc Ba.. u the entrance Of thet harboris gore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

A LEXANDER HAMILTON, JUNIOR late Secretary of
Legation NJ Nsdnd hiss resumed The pucce OF the law
Office No. 81 Wall It. no 4ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21
GREAT BARGAINS

IN DRY GoODs,
CHEAPER THAN EVER. s..-
FS7HE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 close tc balance o. ~,
purchase, would Offer them al TIE following low gice' sp
dd quality exposition pattern Pars CG.hmee HEcosae ni
wool from s. 90 s. Cd pcf yai 'hHGe STRIPE. nliii
and pnld An dc Lime from u TO 20 cis extra super bine
Sir Velvet for Ladies !ghts Leauila p.nled Nefes lO
Dressing Guwus rch We've, Ve.tls Thread, Brussels aic
Gimopi Lace E,cing api Inserting: ne'v 'tye Cap Lace
needle wril. ua. Ribbons .i1ps and trases aa!es
yuts linen Camb t!dkfS handsome assortment OF French
Shg.;l: OF ali kinds; Gl"vc5 Hosiery, &C.
90 G. Y. NEAiPbE. No. a Cetar.stfeet
E1yRIENDS OF ROBERT T. GAGE arc Informed That ne
4 has located at No. = l.IBERTT strict.
DRY GOODS al the smallest possible 'iiTaEce.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
DRiNER GOODS IND LACE GOODS,
which viii a!,ynys be kept ful and complete, pIesurng on
showing the arest and le; assortment m TIE city, no I'D
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REAL ESTATE.
gGR SALE.

rs7o IMPORTERS OF DRY CooDs-The advertisers will
exchange plat o sixteen oeSe Lots Of eronnd elegant
having splendid Of tho Hudson Rye:, three OF the great
est thoInughnres Leading 10 the property. Address NJ W.
the Courier and Enquirer office sIsuc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

TIC. REMOVE GREASE SPOTS FROM CLOTHES,
WooLEEs. ac.-The AlaEic Erssive Soap removes all
p0 oil, grease, STAINS, &C. from clothes weo.rs carpets,
&c 'sitogt ny leaving the par, BRIGHT pcczsand clear
Sole sce y cents NJ q Chathnm-si.eet and 33 Broadway
and i39 FultGn-stfeet, Brooklyn. no I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

INDIA RUBBER SH0ES-J.nd:cs' and gentle.
S-ssA Geut Sheet Elastic on Frs flfs, manufactured
frDn Tie cum npfrvIutl, IN wIsr plnble, sGi and v-
mere ie beat hne au warranted not " mart IN tie
For .ae Warehouse OF tie Newark " j. iln.
do -s'V.'' HI JOHNSON HTryYoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

x g.G-zss p STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-The new,
large end c9l am low pressure steam
easV te,il and low price. The NewJetey bnI; in
Philadelphia in is, by days works the best materials and
in the ubs0ntal manner, and in lii enlarged und
improved By Mr.. Cupes, andn all particulars is IN
pee orer, with full inventory SIC ndnifub!y
ajagre Tor large route, and accommodate III the
beSt manner ~ passengers.
1.-THE lsWJR not sold before the 9Th Of January.
she will tia; day be sold without RESTRICTIONS 10
the hi-hes, bidder, al the Merchant Exchange
For further particulars Apply to r. y. FpHEY,
on oouri foot OF B1Tclry-.teet.
New. York, Dec u, 1871 di3 tIuny
q HATs-FALL FAsHIoN-A reneral assortment
r; long and sbort napped beaye:, ak nnc moesn hat,
arD;sd ur bodies ede OF the hes, materials and wotk
nnashlp All selling ut Tie very lowest price.
J. II. MONARQtfE, Ne. 22a Bowery.
Also, Caps and Furs OF every description. no I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

JOHN CONGER,. Ir. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
RY Fcrt Wayne Ind will attend professional bushes,
hc departments of the Strte OF Indiana VIII sso
attend the Payment taxes sales of lands and all other
business nppertanns General Land Agency for Northern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

EMERY AND BoRAX-lco esAk, hes. genuine LontOr
10C cases English Refined Botaz In case. Of ll2 s each
10 is IS = SHERMAN. ATWATER CO. 20 g.oad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

~ s-~r,Ss s,CHASGE OF LOCATI0N.-U SiTGD
9I-lsSY.4TES MIL LIVE BEIREE.f
$50 Ne -. YORK IND .9LB7.Tf, RIA
tficseuor and Io1Ssturc md Western Rallruads.ISe
stesnbiats EUREKA, Captain TGes!ell. and SislROp.
ap;an Brooks viii leave the Pier q tie foot OF RooNevo!f
street. .'a'y. (Sindsy eyceDteD at " 4. "
Returning. the Line leaves Albany ~ O'Clock y. NJ
Albany Passengers, yr- nj Bridgeport. proceed I'M
neiaely on the Railroad and without change OF Baggage
OF Cars, arrive IN ! lb7ny tie sane eSerlng. .
iCs- 4 ffeirhi 'rrni0 daly, 1T Gt- O'Clock 4. ".
For further intoFucon both 10 Freight md RnEsnSs.
rnpy g NJ Perry. Agent TIE Office, l2 Scn'heef.
(se4f Roosevelt seei,l Livingston. Wells Pomercs
Express Office, Ha-stree;. r b. MASON. Supt dl9
HOUR CHANGED FRoM 8 10 ; I. u.
- ---s-a {, NETWORK. ALBANY AND TROY
sLlNE--FoR. ALBANY AND Troy.
49, (ot y jar rs tie zee VIII pefn') from The
;.irr N, The iuut ef CuuFtiand- street
M freight taken after O'Clock T. W..
The iDvv pressure Steamboat SWALLOW. Captain u
Mclean, THIS EVENING ii o'cloel, Saturday, Dec II.
fr passage q freight, apply on boal. otto c. CLARK,
the office the Wacfi.
Freight taken on the most reaSonabsa terms;
Freight b. pu; charge ~ the Freight Agent or The
Cnnpany will not he rcsaonsIhe fog loses. az
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
REPUBLICATION OF
TEFE E0SDOE LANCET,
Me- SERIES.

,o,-RxAI. OF british AND EoGEIIG.X;S MEDICAL
~ ,Isn i.Tif,;iP'tT StIENt +, ~ ~ Ism
AZ is--'lI .,,t5-T,r 81 NEWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

T51EETH.-J. SMITH DODGE. ~ Bond street. offers Il,
friends ard the public erire net q! .a.tea:lg
artificial teeth u Of ha invention, secured By ette
From Hen, SIas Wight u. s. Senator from tie State Of
New. York.
WAsEIsGrox, d. c. February Is, 1913.
DE- Smith Dodge upon MS ARRIVAL in Washington TO oper
oce Surgeon Dentist, pTeseaBd letters .:Oc7
ssyarnl cns in Newly orr G nc highest repectabty and
s,sndng coisans the strongest Gnf most favorable tes
monGS both The excellence OF ms private chaaeer and
h sHpcror professional qualifications. Thse satisiactoy
eTidences of the and the peEut Induced me a. 10
engage tia professional services of Dr. Dodge for ny own
family En6 my wife and myself now able, from p-rsona
experiences 10 add equally favorable testimony III RS
fayor gentleman and sAful Dentst- This testimony
thus gyen byne, rs well oedieGee the o!cia.
tons Of respectable aad worthy friends IN Ne. York, who
Dccto.a BIS notession, convictions of s per.
social and professional merit. SiLiS WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

e. NEST.-E. b WASHHURNE, Attorney nj Law, Ca
lens. (inos) Will MS attention To the collection of debts
due New York Merchants IN GuGAa. Rockford and Rock
Island !lnoiS: N u igge, iowa; IN PSiteyle, Po'oH
Paire du Chen, Mineral Point and Madison, Wisconsin
Refer to d. \. CUSiiMAN Il Co.: DoREACs, SurDAa &
Nrrns New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

References in Aey YORK y. W. EdmOnls Esq Nessr.
Co. rhorue. Huff & Thomas. StruIen Mu.eouse < Co.
COmStock X CGngsr. n.3 3n-
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INDEPENDENT LINE.
e sz-I2NEWP0GT, fRovibENGE 1AND Bos-
Ton Passage 10 PT9yiGssasc e; to Ros-
Rollins, will leave per No. North River, Monday
and fi,ursiay at 4 P. n.
All kinds of freight taken Of the lowest prlces.
PASSENGERS By this boat wl arrive in Providence in time 10
take the morning train of cars tor Boston.
FOR tuTthe. information inquire na5l Of Tho boat OF
"a j. Il. DILTS. No. l9 Wes;.St.
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NslR. I'VE: EAST.

* se7Eza \, Tue REGULAR LINE FOR BOSTON
5s c. CARRYING THE GREAT, , INrrFEbT ,
WORT Est Eti-Tri. Weekly.
The splendid steamer Capt 4 H. .f pGss
Tne'days, Thursdays, ard Saturdays, at : O'Clock, N
ALIENS POINT take the Railroad Car. and proceed direct
to BOSTON. WITHOUT change Of lDshpmcnt OF bag
ca:e. Foi iTeigh. passage apply To
II. h. ALLEN, 81 Broadway, az To
D. HAYWOOD. at the office on the wharf.
~ B. An persons forbid trusting 1cco0nt u
emil hnot or o,va.r, M #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

JACKSON. STACEY s. SMITH,
Z sANUF AGrTtiRERs IND IMPORTERS Of Per, Pocket
"a and Table Cuety, Ia 1ors, SCISSORS Fills, S.- Ioo
X srns ~ Is iLAI-T.srREET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21

" E. Toys of NIL descriptions. at wholesale and retail
dis Smy'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
vv,c primcipIes we fight for.

Jefferson lays down the following principles;
"The People-the only source OF legitimate
power. cCo
sThe absolute and lasting severance OF Church
and State.
"Thc freedom, sovereignty, and independence
of the respective States.
wThe Union-a confcderacy, compact, nei-
Liberia consolidation, nor a centrallzaton.
"Thc Constitution Of the Union--a special
grant Of powers, limited and definite
"Tho civil paramount to the military power
sSThe Representative TO obey the instructions
| of his constituents.
"Elections free, and suffrage universal.
"No hereditary Office, nor order, nor title.
"No taxation beyond the public wants
"No national debt ifpossble.
"No costly splcndor Of administration.
"No prescription of opinion, nor OF public dis
Icussion.
s'No unnecessary interference with mdlWdua
conduct, property, or speech.
"No favored classes, and no monopoles.
'.No public moneys expended, except by wal
rant or specified appropriation.
''No mysteries in government inaccessible
the public eye. -. -.
t "Publc compensation for public service, moo
crate salaries, and strict accountability"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
Frcm die Ohio Statesman.
General Cass--his pOsitiOn-DemocTatic
Meeting at Detroit.

General Cass--lis pOsitiOn--Demoefatlc
Meeting at Detroit.
By the Detroit Free Press ofthe Sd instant we
have the proceedings of large and enthusiastic
meeting held in that city on the previous eve
ming, TO respond TO the nomination OF James X.
Polk and George NJ Dallas, for President and
Vice President, Gen. Cass was present, and nd
dressed the meeting. The Free Press says:
aAher a few brief and spirited remarks by
! Mr.. Ten Eyck he closed, by announcing to the
meeting, the presence of our own distinguished
| fellow citizen, Gen. Lewis Cass. On this an
nouncement three hearty cheers tor Cass brought
be war-wom veteran to the rostrum.
"Gen. CASS said he had come here this eve
ming to take part in the proceedings, TO express
his hearty concurrence in the nomination made
Iby the Baltimore Democratic Convention, and
Ito announce his determination faithfully TO sup
mort it. He said the crisis through which the
democratic party had Just passed, had served but
: 1.-The better to prove the integrity ofits principles,
fIand the internal strength Of IFS cause.-Atter
many differences Of opinion, differences however
= Iabout men, and not about measures, the choice
S Iof the Convention had unanimously fallen upon
d la man irreproachable in private life, and who
G in various public stations, had given proof o.
). great frmness and ability, ofincorruptbe lnteg
ITitv. and ofa sincere devotion TO those principles
which the democratic party deem essential to the
!, prosperity of our country, and the perpetuatlol
= of her free institutions. know him we'll salt
! Gen Cass, and know he will fulfil the expec
ations ofhis friends, and fully justify the conf
i ! dence of the party. Nothing now IS wanting t
VI ensure success, but united exenion, and thai ~
~ mast and seiU hare. Let us put behind us tn
g g divisions and preferences of the past and JOIN
~ :, one common effort, TO promote the TRIUMPH c
!" our cause. Victory is in our power, and let u
: attain it. Let every one feel, and fulfil his dut.
II I am SO persuaded that such will be the genera
~ sentiment and action of the party, that cont
~, IDENTIFY predict that James X. Polk, will be tn
m q" next President Of the United States, and if he \
On Il know he will follow in the footsteps OF VAS
- noton, Of Jefferson, of Madison, and OF Jackso
!.The General was frequently interrupted
cal thc course of his remarks by the loud Du's'S
bis applause from all present
er Thus are the high hopes Of whggery, that
ne vision and distraction would pervade the ran
he of the democracy, nipped in the bud. The
les " strife between the friends of the dlltoFe
VII candidates is, which will be enabled TO rend
ne the most service during the campaign Su
zen strife is meritorious, and
lot The coons with Clay and 'Hysen will long rue the Ill
ket 'rhat the democrats met them in battle array"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

To OUR BRETuREN OF THE REPUBLICAN, FREss
--GREEr1NG.-M you have announced I'M
portant accessons 10 the republican ranks rnyour
respective neighborhoods; we have the pride and
pleasure of adding to the list.
Richard Kidder Meade, Harrison elector Tor
this district in 1910, will give not only his vote
but his active and Jealous support OF James ~
Polk and George M. Dallas.
The Hon. Mr.. Gholson, Judge ofthe Superior
court for this district, warm friend OF Harrison
lin 1910, although from his judicial station, ta-
king no active part in political contests, will give
his vote for james X. Polk and George M. Dal-
| las.
There are others in this town, men OF lntelh
gence, education, talents, and high standing y
The community, who we're not with us III lo4O
but who are now determined to advocate VIII
all their energies, the doctrines and candidates
tho republican party. They are known here, bu
: as they have not been in public life, we lorpea
: to name them.
/. Thus flows the tide. With the true issues be
"A fore them, with knowledge Of the measures
|. well as the men they are called on TO supper
3 reflection and reason range the impartial ana4col
!. siderato in the ranks Of republicanism
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
From the Trumbu ull Democrat.
Nyn nVPnErAE RARTEEY.

We understand that the foderalists had the old
coffin hand bin pedler at their Cleveland con
yontion, to show him off; but he made such poor
work of it, that they concluded it best to get HIM
out ofthe way as soon as possible. So a speech
was written which they pretended Barley deliy-
cred, whether he did or not it don'tmator, Tor il
was not speech enough to hart hinl--and the old
man was started Oft across Iotsto Richland' where
he will probably follow Clay's example and cage
40 for the present, among his musly cct'n @ano
bills.
We suggest that he court the poetic muse, ant
ciyo the people second verse to the following
Inscribed to him in 1925.
"All six Militia men were shot,
"And O! ii tseems to me
"a dreadful deed-a bloody act
ssOf needless CRUELTY"
Coffin Hand Bit
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
sONG.--MARCII! MARCH
BY D. HART, ESQ.


March. march, Calhoun and johnson men.
Forward, my lads, and march in good order
March. march, Cass and Van Buren men,
Henry Claws cohorts are now on our border.
MANY a banner spread, futtefs above your heads,
MANY crest that is famous in story
Come and make ready, then, Democracy's minute men
Fight for your cause, andyour great chieitans glory
CHoRUs-March! march, &c.
Como lon the hills, where your cattle are grazing
Come ffom.the glen of the buck and the doe
Come where the beacon of Freedom is blazing,
Determined to rout and vanquish your Toe.
Gallant hearts bounding, hills are resounding,
With cries that must urge ye to march on IN order
Our country shall many day. tell ofthe gallant fray
When we drove back the cohorts Of Clay in disorde
CMoRus-March! march! &c.
Come, for Democracy's foes are united
And fraud and corruption are leagued to destroy ye-
Come for your faith and your honor are phghted
TO conquer the foe, who now seeks to betray ye'
Let no disscntion, them sever your ranks my mem
True to your cause, and to law and good ORDER
Those, to maintain my men, brayooy we will again
Drive back the forces Of Clay IN disorder
cHoRus--March. march! &C.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

A Noble Seatineat-Col. Riohard NJ. John
son, in reference to the Democratic Convention
for the nomination of President and Vice Pres
ident, holds the following eloquent and patriotic
lauguage-which every true democrat IN the
land will respond 10 with all his heart;
"When that is done, no matter hoio much ir'
aay be disappointed. we must with ONE voIcI
uARNox1zr, and as a Spartan band, ensure yicto
nv by emulating and rielDig 'oith each other, dnf
see ieto can girc the strongest eridence Of ht
patriotic deuotiOa."