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While the President was returning from the
funeral obsequies of those who were killed by
the accident on board the Princeton, his horses
took fright and ran with fury along the great thor
ough fare which was filed with people and car
riages. All control over the horses was lost.
AS they approached the turn in the end of the
avenue, obstructed by the Presidents square,
they got scared at something on.one side of the
street and SHE'D off in their course to the curb
stone on the other side, where theyswere caught
by an intrepid coloted man, and the President
rescued from his perilous situation.
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DETROIT CITY ELECTION.
The Detroit Free Press contains the following
glorious intelligence:
awe have the qualification of announcing to
our Democratic friends this morning, that we
gained a brilliant victory at the charter election
held in this city yesterday. We hare carried
or entire general ticket--electing Gen. John R.
Williams our candidate for Mayor by ONE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY FOUR MAJORITY,
and Messrs O'Reirne, Harris and Young, our
candidates for Justices, by majority somewhat
less. The Wing majority in the city last spring
for Mayor was upwards ofTHREE HUNDREDl
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CHARLES WARFEL.:
To tic Democratic electors Of Harrison
County.

You are aware that under the popular vote sys-
TEN, the first Monday in April next, IS the day
fixed for the purpose Of fascertaining, the wish Of
the democratic party, for state and county off
GERS. My name having been presented by my
friends, for the office of Representative, / beg
leave TO decline being considered a candidate for
that or any other Office at this TING. Permit mo
again TO return my thanks for your renewed TO-
ken of respect.
Yours, Respectfully,
WA. AIILLIGAN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-03-21

Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet, is out in fa-
yor Of United States Bank, and as a matter of
course advocates the election of Clay. Before
he launches out too far, we would suggest the
propriety of his rodeeming the sbinpIasters which
he issued to supply the want Of a United States
currency while in Kirkland, Ohio, We should
not be surprised to hear that Gen. Smith, has
joined the Clay caravan composed of Clay, Bear,
Mosely, Poindextor and Prentiss. Hispresence
would give it military appearance, and the
Generals prowess might save Clay the morti-
fcaton of New Orleans defeat wherever he
goes!
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bPAswe expect to remain in Cadz
for SOME time to come, those who are
owing us for subscription, job-work, or
advertising, viii confer favor by COM
ing forward and making settlement
Immediately. 1t is our wish to have
the books closed as soon as possible.
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From the N. 7. Pletian
THE pT,FpTAN TR ACTS

THE FLIBIAN INACIS.
NoTIcE TO pEMocRATIc ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS AND coM-
MITTEEs.In consequeneeof of the increased demand for
these popular Tracts, we have reduced the price from
S25Oto So per 100, and $40 per 1000. They are ably
written, and completely explode the sophsm ofthe mod
ern 'Jaliss" They should elargely ordered by our
democratic friends throughout the conntry. No demo-
should be without them All orders sent to the PIE
6an Office Remittancesin bills ofspecie paying banks
accompanying the orders, viii be received.
No 1.-THE injustice ofthe Tariff on revenue Prin-
ciples.
ciplcs. H.
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The OlGl Federal Tactics Resumed

We see, by looking over the federal papers,
that the vllainous system Of lying about, and
nisrepresentng, the public career of Mr.. Van
Buren, SO successfully practiced in 1640, has
again been commenced. The manifest tokens
Of displeasure with which aneohended God, has
ysitedthe prominent federal actors in that event.
full campaign, have no terrors for those who have
come of, ,as yet, unscathed. Let them not, how
ever, presume too much upon the forbearance of
heaven. Let them not always fatter themselves
thut they can transgress the ninth commandment
with impunity. The people, who were so eyre
glously humBugged and deceived by the ISLANDERS
and falsehoods Of the federal press, about Mr..
Van Buren and the White House, arc too deeply
sensible of the great injustice done that incor-
ruptible patriot and eminent statesman, to again
lend willing ear 70 The fabirated tales Of his
vile traducers.
Not the least among the gratifying signs that
Justice to Van Buren, will be awarded r0him by
a generous people, isto be found in the Rctthat
some Of the more honest conductors Of the Fed
eral press, best acquainted with Mr4Ean Buren,,
are rcpellng the nefarious and of rcfnted SLAM
deFs urged against him by those who think, or
seem 10 think, that lie. if well stuck to, Is as
good as the truth The stals charge that Mr..
Van Bursp opposed il5a lSis War, which u being
rcyarn Ad snd te-aaAerted BY thc nioro rechlessos
tho isSeral pack n politicians haB gotfs Qaiulaa
from Coz Stone, one oF the rsst Study oppo.
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Door. / u dlllR.

II AXES iis method Informing his ffiende aaa "
Il public genctully. ttat he haH asaediasea hiaasi
with Dr.J PEAacE, (his Pfecepsp d The ofths
healing afthe pledges hinselfnQ b nee ans Aninak
Vegetable of Mineral preparation kDn@s "a - IS 4
poison on the humanAystegn, believing sgHz
ted Dr. Hoopoy that, ssall poiseEa fsld s. De-.
atFog vitalityn or life Hla<ha s.6ea IzIszz's s. s.
their opesatiune wiEh tks + = Islf4 81 .e Is6z
nature, whose uFesn1inuH afa nsdHe rs s. S. s. s
to he pIaetilipnsi haaks lsss s. He
htmaelfthas i atlza lI s. a1s AiIz zz S zz
alisease vii saenfs tbs aka |s'zIs 3
& lad4. FEh zHfI 1AEa
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Nj aIcGoNAenr:

Nj. 1lcGoNAeGE:
Sir: sec my name recommended 70 The
democracy of this county for nominafionas Is their
candidate for Representative. My creed hls al-
ways been never 70 seek nor decline nomina-
lion; but lwould sugecstto ny friends tho pro-
prieiy Of selecting some other person. Il a
well known fact that one ofthe great causes that
operated sgainst Tic success of tho Denucrasic
paftg u ibis county, last I'll was The dissaecon
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There were no Sabbatbs i'm RevOEu-
fiOahaPy tinleS."

Ii will be remembered that the above is the
sentiment uttered by Daniel Webster in politi-
cal harangue, delivered from the steps of Bal
tmore tavern on Sunday when trying TO infuse q
spirit of rebellion in the people, against the Gov
eminent while jackson was President, because
he removed the public money from Biddle's Bank.
Henry Clay, who expects to get the votes Of re-
ligous men, and who not long since presided at
a religious discussion in Kentucky is quite as
regardless of the observance if the holy Sabbath,
as Daniel Webster
He thinks nothing Of disturbing the religious
ceremonies of the worshippels of God, by ma
king his appearance in the streets of the South
ern cities, on the Sabbath, accompanied by his
followers with the drum, amidst bacchanalian
shouts. AS an evidence of the truth of what we
say we give the following extract Of letter writ
ten from New Orleans by gentleman who the
Hartford Times says is entitled to the utmost
credit, to a friend in Hartford, Conn:
IL attended church on Sunday morning last, but the
services were 60 interrupted by the beating of drums
and the shouts ohe multitude without that the clergy
man, (the Rev. Mr.. Wheaton of your city) was com
PEELED dismiss the congregation. On reaching the
street it became evident that unusual excitement
prevailed among that multudea and searching for the
cause, soon discovered the Hon. Henry Clay.'
AS further illustration Of Mr.. Clay's propen-
sty to desecrate the Sabbath, we give the follow
ing from the Journal Of Commerce, liberal whg
1paper:
From the Ntw Iorh Journal Of Commerce.
Mr.. Clay arrived at Mobile on Sunday morning
the 26th ult from New Orleans, in the steamer
James L. Day, The Mobile Register of Mon
day says: "The wharVes were thronged with per-
sons anxious to get glimpse at the great states
man Of the west"
4 win not some of the influential wings who are
favorable to proper observation of the Sabbath,
{ urge upon Mr.. Clay the propretyo of suspending
his movements on "the day Of sacred resl."-
There are thousands and thousands Of his friends
at the North, and at the South too, we trust, who
will not sustain him in travelling on the Sabbath
! much less in so timing bis arrival in our large
towns, as to turn them into a scene of confusion
and uproar ON that day, If he persists in this
course, he must not wonder if the better portion
|of the press, and especially the religious press,
speaks of his conduct in the terms which it ner-
Its. At any rate, we shall.
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Ssl,8l0,0os 90
3l,544,397 10
25,443,7I6 "a
22,3s9,356 81
Making 4 total Of
S1I0,369,473 So

Making Total Of SlIU,3o9,473 So
Less than S23,000,000 per annnm.
But this is by no means for the ordinary ex-
penses, These sums are the ehole disburse-
rnents except forthe public debt and indemnities.
They include amongst others the following: for
the Florida war Sl5,000,0 900; new Public Build
ingsat Washington, New York, &c. $4,000,000;
removal of The Indians and purchase of their
lands, Ss,000,000; Improvements Of HaIboTs,
Sc, 81 100000. Deducting these sums from
Sll0, 1885,, ,473 So as the total Of Mr.. Van Buren's
four years, or $l9 9,096,S69 SO, as the annual ex-
penditure under Mr. Van Buren,, bis enemies
being witnesses.--PI PIe6fan.
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cADIZ, OHIO
ELECTORAL TICKET.


@ SENATORIAL.
JosEPH H. LARwILL, of Wayne,
DowTY UTTER, of Clermont.
CONGRESSIONAL,
1st District CLAYTON WEBB, of Hamilton,
Cd g JAMES NJ Dorsey, of Darke,
Sd '' R. D. FoRsMAN, of Green,
9TH JUDGE john TAYLOR, of Champaign,
5th DAVID HlGGINs, of Lucas,
9Th GILBERT BEACH, of Wood,
7th JOHN D. WHlTE, Of Brown,
9th $ Thomas MEGRADY, of Ross,
9th Y" VALENTINE KEFFER, of Pickaway,
10th s JAMES PARKER, of Licking,
11th g CRENvLLE P. CHERRY, of Marion,
18th - GEORGE CoRwINE, ofScioto,
18th /" CAUTION G. CovEY, Of Morgan,
18th g ISAAC NJ. LANNlNG, of Guernsey,
18th /" WALTER JAMrsoN, Of HARRlsoN,
10th A. SEBASTIAN BRAINARD, of Tuscarawas,
18th = JAMES FoRBEs, senior, of Carroll,
18th NEAL M'CoY, of Wayne,
18th $ MILo STONE, of Summit
Goth t' BENJAMIN ADAMS, of Lake,
2st $ SrErHEN ~ SARGENT, of Medina.
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NTyslerio1,e anel sllsniclors.

Whilsatearing down an old house in " York,
on Monday, at the Of Water and Walnut
streets which bad long been unoccupied, upon
some dilt in the cellar the remains Of
The body4of woman, who, iforn appearances,
must have been dead nearly Two years, was dis
covered. The decayed states df thebody pre-
vented any trace Of the cause Of her death
The coroner was to have held an Investigation
yesteldaY.--BaK Chron.s
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PENNsYLvANEA.
This letter speaks volumes
SENATE CHAMBER,
HaTIisburg, Pa., March 6. le4

Harrisburg, Pa, March 6, 1874.
sGENTLEMEN: Our Democratic State Conven-
ton, upon the third ballot, nominated the Hon.
II. A. Muhlenburg as the candidate for Cover
nor. Martin Van Buren, was nominated, upon
The first ballot, the candidate for the Presiden-
cN receiving ninety-one votes. Col. Johnson
received thirty-ive votes, and Lewis Cass one.
Colonel johnson was nominated by acclarnation
for the Vice Presidency. The democracy Of
Pennsylvania will respond TO these nominations
at the next elections, and the whole democratic
ticket will triumph by glorious majority.
In haste, your friend,
JOHN S. McCAHEN.
Messrs. BLAIR g. RIvEs,
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Respectfully,
WAi. MILLIGAN.
For tie Cadis Gtntinei.
Mr.. McGoNAerr:

Mr.. McGoNAeLE:
Seeing my name made use Of, in your laet
paper, in connection with the Office of RepTesen-
tative, take this carly opportunity Of returning
those who saw proper 10 place it there, my SIN
cere thanks for the fatteung distinction proposed
TO be conferred apca me. Circumstances, arc
such however, as 10 render il impolitie for me 70
suffer my name, at this timo 10 60 before the peo-
pie for that or any other Office within their gift
With all due respect remain,
Respectfully, Yours,
nj. f. BURKHEAD.
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7~VNTNg-vNlNSNyNINNNfNfNlNNW
LARGE CAIvIsL ID.

a pairof very large cattle were driven to Town
few days since, and sold BY Mr.. james Oar
ling, Of Bethlehem township. Thor extraordi-
nary size created 4 curiosity il those who saw
them fo soc them Weighed which was aceord.
lngy done, when was aseertained that The
leaAt one weighed a,l50, and The other 2 200 Z
beat that. who can. 6oshootm Demorfaf
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J~PThose who have oyerpaid us,
for the Cadiz Sentinel, or those who
have paid us in advance, shall have the
amount credited on Mn. HARPER's
books.
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nFisg sAFeATF TlY,rCFgEY

E ZOULD respectfully inform the Ladies' Of CatEsg
VI aud vicinity, tina she 10 about to openn
TszILEgWER s7E0R
ithe front room Of tho second story Of JoAErf Il HIS
TGt's dwelling house, on seGbenve street, directly
opposite JoHS BrAEI's Drug Store, where she is prepared
TO make. bs1oh, alter OF tim hannetein the newest aT
most taaiicliahicHtYle. She win also carry onthp
MAST1JA MAKING BUSINESS
in al its paToug branches. All pefsone fay0fing hsr
with their patronage. may rely upon her puaetaality
and uniting Hssid ia Atriyng to render general 81
isfaction. 0Sy-Chafsea moeeTatz.
Cudiz, March &, 1854.
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A Rowland for am oliver.
NUMBER THREE,


The following scrap of history is taken from
he old file d ofone ofthe Pittsburgh whig papers.
Mr.. DENNY ia at this time one of the whig can
|didates for the Vice Presidency on the ticket
with Mr.. Clay.
"WAsH1NeroN, FEB. ID, 1888.
"From the proceedings in the Senate you will
see that Clay has Jet3 his Tariff friends and has
united reitb Calhoun. The project Submitted by
lur. G lag is beteUed to hare previously receiped
the appreciation Of Mr.. Calhoun. Some THINK
IT ORIGINATED WITH THAT INDIVIDUAL. The
friends Of heqTotectire policy, now rally round
Mf. Wobster-hig resolutions, which you will
find in the lntellgoncer of to day, contain the
true principles of the American system, and up
on these the friends Of american industry here
are determined to StGnd. Mr.. CIay's proposition
goes farther than some of the Southern gentle
men would have insisted on!! He abGndons
discrimination. The duties on the protected ar
ticles are to be tedueedto 20 per cent adualo-
rem, after 1912 II ID said Gen. jackson will
not agree to abandon the principle ofdiscrinina-
ton, neitherwil Mr. Van Buren's friends. Yours
sincerely
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For the Sentinel
Mr.. EDIToR--please publishsthe following ticket,
subject the decision of the popular vote sisem and
obige many voters, of Archer Township m H..
Congress, William c. Waton Representative, James
Wallace, Of Archer; Auditor, John Sharp, of Cadiz;
Commissioner, John Ross Esq. of Archer; Recorder,
Mathew NJ. Sloan.
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For We atntiRel,
Mr.. EDIToR.--daving seen my name announ-
ced in the Sentinel for the Office Of Reprcsensa-
tive, subject tostho popular vote system on the
first Monday II April, with all due lespcctto
those who thought proper to make use Of my
name, ] would infoynaho public that do not
wish my name to be made use Of al thiB time,
Yours, respectfully
WILLIAM REED.
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DIED after aho9t illness on the second day of
March inst, Mary McFApnIN, wife Of Joseph McFad-
din, in the thirty seventh year Of her age.
On the tenth inst after few days Illness, M4RTHA,
wife tDavid Thompson, sen in the 63d year Of her
age. @h
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
Ephraim Johnson, Of Moorefeld, for Representa-
tive; Charles Paterson, of Cadz, for Auditor;
Matthew NJ. Sloan, of Cadiz, for Recorder, and
Nathaniel B. Fisher, of Mooreicld, for Commis-
s.oner, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Yours,
nj +. BURKIIEAD.

MARRIEp-on the II III inst BY Rev. Wesley Smith
Mr. Henry BARcER to Miss 4AaY ANN Corn all Of his
county.
oh the 9TH ult. by ME-. Burkhead, Esq, Mr..
JAMES r. BLACKWELL, 10 Miss AMELIA RED, all Of
Franklin township.
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The wings continue 10 tell falschoods about
the expenses Of Mr.. Van Buren's Administration
The falsehoods have been so often fefuted, that
II is only necessary to call public attention 10 the
facts TO show the utter recklessness and audaciiy
Of the whig orators and presses.
We presume the testimony Of Mr.. Ewing, the
first Secretary of the Treasury under MIR. Tyler,
viii not be disputed in this natter. In reply 10 a
call from Congress, he put down the whole ex-
.pendtures Of Mr.. Van Buren's Administration as
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Gov. Shapnon's nomination as Minister to
Mexico has not yet been confirmed by theU. S.
Senate. In case'it should be, and the Governor
accepts the appointment, the vacancy in the Cub
ematorial chair will be filed by THoolAs w.
BARTIEr, speaker of the Senate, whose ability
may be judged of by his letter in to-day's paper,
in answer to Gov. shannon's letter, on the cur
rency question which we published week before
last
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

gNx4E subacrbcr having 10 leave hia country and be
absent for some considerable tiIae. and wishing
to dispoae CT quantity Of his property will sell pub.
lie Vendue, on the fret Monday Of April nex one aras
rate two horse Wagon, two eetts Wagon Geafa, two
in pood order also one sstt of Hay Laddera, sled
and one sleigh one wind an and other Farming uten.
alB, spades, shorels nattooka &C. &c, three stacks
Of Hay convenient to town.
Fifsy or Sixty EzssasE og good ssaeap.
One Horse creature, one mich COW, also quantity
ofCorn and Oats, lot Of Cord wood, also househoid
and Kitchen
FURNITURE
Consisting of Bed seda, chairs bureaus &c also one
will be given. Terms made known on day OF sale,
THOMAS TI0GG.
Cadts, March 10Th, 1874.
N.B On the same day viii be offered some pasture
lots, 1' n.
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The Black 9oagpe. The ST. Louis Organ
states that this dreadful dsoase is prevalent in The
that city The first symptoms
are d sudden inflammation Of The face, tlfoat and
breast, ardtiie progress of The inflainaon andfe-
yer, i unchecked, are rapid and fatal.
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Of the insidous approaches and Inachinafioln Of
our political opponents we shall be no idle spec
iator during the present campaign. And yhilh-
er sOever our frail harque may be waited in fl-
ture, we shall ever cherish lively recollec ton
of the many tokens Of friendship which it has
been our lot to experience from slle citizens, and
Especially the Democrats of Hanison county.
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DISSOLUTION.

- 'AF14-E1Fr71 2 = 2 y AssF- = IT8
ME pzFtnership heretofore existing between Thoa
Il Hogg s. j. r. Wood, trading under the Nuns If
IIoeg L. Wood, ID this day dissolved by mutual consAnt
THOMAS TIOGEs,
If. r. WOOD.
6r7~ N. B. the Rocks and Notes ipnain IN the hands
off, p Wood which are earnestly requested % be SET
tied without delay j. n. WOOD.
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HARMAR DENNY.

Let The 'coons talk Of consistency, and then
lock at the above. "Ie abaadons discrtaaina-
don," declares Mr.. Denny. Yet the worshippers
Of Mr.. Clay now swear that he has always been
for one and tae SAME thing! Is he no,g for DIS
criminatjag duties, or is he not2 In 1899, we
have MIR. Denny's testimony that he abandoned
his friends and left them 10 the mercy of such
free traders, as jackson and Van Buren, lNe,c
Lisbon Patriot.
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For he Sentinel.

F0r Gte 0GRtlnef.
Mr.. EDIroR--Please publish the following
ticket, and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
For Congress, VIM. G. Walton; for Senator,
Joseph r. Hunter; for Representative, Charles
Wartel; for Auditor, John Sharp; Commissioner,
James Wallace; Recorder, NJ. M. Sloan; DiFec-
tor ofthe poor, Thomas Kyle,
For the Sentinel.
Mi. EDrToR: Be good enough to publish the
following ticket in the Sentinel, for the consider
alton Of the Democracy of Harrison county. We
thiak it viii meet the appreciation of majority
of the paftyin all sections,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Senator,
james Simeral, Of Green.
Representative,
William Milligan, of Cadiz.
Commissioner,
Col. Finnicum, of Rumley
Auditor,
John Sharp, of Cadiz.
Recorder,
Jas. Fl. Laverty Of German.
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Miss. JANE sOOTT.

EaIss. JANE SOOFT,
ESAKES this method of informing the lades Of Nev
Il Athens and vicinity, that she has taken q room
in the house occupied by Mrs. Crimes on Maine strse
in the town of
NEW ATHENS,
where she will carry the above business IN all tsva
rioua branches. Having taken instructions from one
long and amply experienced in the business che trusts
she will be able render general satisfaction, She j
determined to spare pains in seduously striving n
please, both to fashion, durability and neatnesa Of
age liberal share Of which slc hopes 10 merit and e-
ceise. m t
March IL. 1874
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CSTGeneral Jackson, in a letter lately recei-
we'd from him at Washington, returns his thanks
to the members of Congress who voted to wipe
out the foul stain upon bis character, while de-
Tending New Orleans. The General is fast fail
ing, and will probably soon wend his way to the
esprit land" lie Says:
"lf am 10 Judge from my present afictioa,
cannot be here at the next Congress. / must
long before, be in the tomb prepared for me; but
! am il the hands of just and wise Providence
When he makes the call, lamprepared, With due
humility, to submit to hiswill, lie hRs long spa
red me through along and variesasedlife. How
much longer am to be here, He knows, and
only He.n
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Eprron-Ploaso publish the following
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For hs Sentinel.
Mr.. Editor-By announcing the name of NJ F. Bnrls-
kead Esq, Of franklin township a candidate for
Representative subject TO the decision of the popular
vote and John L. Layport, Esq, of the same township
for Commissioner, and J. r. Hunter, for SENATOR you
will oblige MANY VOTERS.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VICTORY!

Messrs. BLAIR g. RIvEs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23
rfTY OF WHEELING
~. ONO Nav d. 81

,r..,.,,.-.ts,ibs m. Jay returned to my
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|. &c JAMES : WHEAT.
"a Clerk of Wheeling.