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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

A cheap and durable cement for covering
wood buildings, fences, &c, may be made by
mixing two parts Of sifted wood-ashes, one Of
fine sand and three Of clay. These are mixed
with oil and applied TO the surface, afler which
it will resist the lnclemency of the weather as
well as marble.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

Emigration to the West-The emigration
westward the past season, by the way of the
lakes, is said to have exceeded that of any pre-
vious year. A correspondent of the Albany
Evening journal, states that he went in steam.
boat with 900 passengers, and that he was assu.
red that it was low estimate 10 put the pas
sengers at 500 day, say ior 2S0 days of The sea-
son, making 100000 of whom one-half at eas
wore emigrants, going to make their homes in
the West.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

There are already eight schooners upon Lake
Superior. One propeller, one steamer and anoth-
er schooner are to be taken over the portage
this fall. The business uTon that lake is rapid
ly increasing. We hope the next Congress will
make appropriations for ship canal around the
Sault st. Mary
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

Cuba.- Should Cuba ever pass from the haAd:
of Spain, and not be erected into an Independent
Republic, (savs the Detroit Free Press il mus
belong to the United States. England has he
eye upon that fair island, as she had upon Tex
as, and has made efforts 10 purchase it, TO tina
proud nation, or to France, Cuba can never be
long, but at the expense of long war, and al
immense sacrifice of blood and treasure. T,
the United States it naturally belongs, and we g
strongly for IFS purchase.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

One of our contemporaries gives the flllowng
as an appropriate inscription for the next couR
terpane presented to Henry Clay.
Beneath this quilt lies Henry Clay,
Whom locos put 10 bed one day,
BE quiet, Hal--to rise is vain.
Press'd down by many counter pain.
You're welltuck'd up-cease then to scoff-
You cannotkick the kiper off,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

Worth Trying. "A correspondent of the Lou
isvilIe Republican, MIR. A. J. Hubbard who had
in early youth, together with his brother, been
bitten by mad dog, stated that both were Gu
red by drinking a strong decoctjon made by
boiling the bark of the black ash, which is a well
known cure for the bite of rattosnake, drink
ing wine glass full three times n day for eight
days This is very simple remedy, and should
at least haye trial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

Shocking Destit,diOn.--It has been recently
asceriained in England that the inmates of some
of their workhcuses, employed in crushing the
bones of horses and other animals, have been in
The habit of eating the gristIe found on them to
satisfy their hunger
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

How he cured hem.-A writer in down-eas
paper, who was troubled by black ants, says he
dissolved hall tea spoonful Of tartar em'etjc il
two tea spoonfuls of hot water, and mixed it will
some moasses, and put it where they could doc
tor themselves. The result was, they all clear
ed out, he supposed perfectly cured, as he ha
not heard from them since.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

Signs of PeGce-One hundred and ten SER
mons were lately preached in London, the same
Sabbath, on the subject of peace. Let the ex-
ample be generally followed by ministers of the
Prince of Peace, of every denomination, and
and wars will have an end.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

Religion and the SDord. Accounts from the
Polish frontier mention a strange attempt at con-
version in religion, with an appropriate result
The Russian Government had despatched to a
village in Lithuania several ministers Of the
Greek Church,n order TO convert the Peasantry,
supported by detachment, consisting Of ON Off
Ger and forty soldiers. The peasantry, however,
inveigIed the p1estsinton neighboring foresi, and
murdered them. They likewise set FIRE to the
barn in which the soldiers we're quarered, and
threw into tho flames all those who attempted to
escape.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

A merchant in Richmond, va, named James
Jury, has beenarrosted on a charge of forge
y. 1t is said that he procured about $40 600
rom the three Banks of Richmond with forged
notes of merchants of that city and Charlottes-
lille. The Enquirer states that the banks have
secured themselves, TO certain extent, by the
seizure of goods in the possession Of Jury.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL. We sus-
pect that our neighbors of the District as we'll
as some of our own citizens, will find that they
have been too fast, the former in rejoicing and
the latter in grooming, at the passage Of the
bill to complete the Canal to Cumberland; for
it ia clogged with conditions which we appre-
bend will render it dead letter, at least for
some time to come. In the first place "l95, 900
tons OF tonnage" are to be guaranteed the
whole length Of the Canal for five years from
i.s completion, before the company can proceed
to sell the bonds: and in the second place the
bonds are not to be disposed Of below par
These restrictions may make ii difficult to pro-
coed with the work, or prevent it from pro-
crossing altogether-so that the laughing and
crying which have taken place, may both have
been in vain.
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O. BRUSHES, COMBS, FANCY GOODS, Sc.
We are row receiving Head Brushes in varieties;
Combs Of Ivory, Horn, Buffalo Hon. Tortoise Shell,
&C. We have on hand, Tooth Brushes in the great
est varieties Combs, Sc; Nail Brushes; Cloth, Hat
and Flesh brushes Of superior qualities; Soaps of all
kinds; fine Extracts; Cologne Waters; Aetique, Bear
and Macassar Oils; Hair Pins; plan and ornamental
Tuck Combs; Silk Purses; Pocket Books; gilt and
steel Rings AMI TasseS; eilt and steel Beads These
with all other articles in the variety line the latest
styles, run off cheap for cash
Right on the corner Of baltimore and Charles sts
mhl7-lr MORTIMER & MUWBRAY.
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o. MONUMENTAL LYCEUM A public meet
ing of this institution will be held on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NEXT, the 18Th instant, commencing at
z! O'Clock precisely. The query for discussion is
"Should man he held amenable TO the highest Pc
nalty Of the laws for act committed when ntoxi-
cated?' The disputnnts arc-in the affirmative, Mr.
WILLIAM p. SPENCER; and in the negative Mr. ID. Il.
WILLIAMS The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. By order,
IT. LEVI TISCHMEYER, Sec'y.
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IEEnIpIiRasCE.

dg}- ME ]. p COUGH, the justly celebrated TEN.
peIance advocate, will drliverhis farewell address, in
CALVERT HALL, Saratoga street, on TO morrow even
Ing, 18th instant at Il O'Clock The Blues Band will
he in attendance. Tickets for this meeting, al
25 cents EACH can be had at the Bookstores of Arm
strong & Berry and Isaac F. COuk Also, of the sub.
scriber, at No South Charles street. Every person
in this community has an interest in these meetings
for reel Of woe, aud il is hoped they will manifest it
by their presence. CHRISTIAN KEENER,
mhl3 fImtu-ll' [Apsl Oh tx. Com. NJ. 5. Z. 8.
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yites Ministers of all denominations in Balt-
more to attend his course of Lectures, on the
rariols branches Of Magnetism, at the Masonic
Temple.
Tickets will be presented to them on apPli-
cation at his rooms, (Banum's City Hotcl)
FoREIGN CRIMINALS. Some persons can hard
IL be induced to believe that foreign govern
lncnts have adopted the policy OF transporting
criminals to the United States; but the publica-
ton of the testimony taken before the commits
sioncrs appointed by the Judiciary committee oil
the United States Senate, will probably prove
this fact Every man will admit, that ii the
practice prevails, it affords just ground OF com
plant from our government, and that lmmedi-
ate measures shond be taken to have it discon-
been sent into our country, and that full share
of them has arrived in the port Of Baltimore;
aud we remember that General Smith, whilst
Alayor, complained of some fourteen or fifteen
convicts having been brought TO this port, their
irons remaining on until they were nearly with
in hail of Fort McIIcnry With these facts es-
,abIished we should like to kaow upon what
ground the movement by the American Repub-
leans to arrest such proceedings, can be oppoS-
ed. Mr.. Van Buren,, whilst President, consld-
cred the matter of SO much importance that he
caused circulars to be sent TO our consuls ask
ing information on the subject. The replies in
some cases prove, that there is n systematic
transportation Of foreign criminals and paupers
to the United States Our prisons and al ms
houses show, that these classes Of foreigners
have been brought here in great numbers. And
will the American people sit down quietly un-
der grievance OF this character, because these
lelons and paupcrs can be manufactured into CT
tizens 10 suit party purposes? We trust not
On the contrary we hope that the voice of eve
ry patriot will be raised in favor of correcting
the evil.
Tha Legislature of Maryland neglected to
perform its duty on this subject during the late
session. Individually, probably every member
would have admitted the proprety of energetic
action; hot they were deficient in nerve-fear-
ful, VIC suspect, that they might lose few votes
ION, fan. They knew the grossest fiauds had
been practised at the elections, but could not be
induced to adopt measures to prevent the re-
currcncc of such abuses hereafter. We would
not give straw for public man who would
refrain from doing what he conscentiously be-
leved to be right, lest he might thereby endan-
ger his popularity with a few worthless indivi-
duals. But the remedy will come in time. A
spirit is rapidly spreading throughout the land,
which will arrest corrupt practices and secure
the rights of citizens. 1t is clear that the coun-
try cannot look to either 81 the old parties for
the correction of evils; and that the corrective
will have to be applied by the energy of the
people themselves.
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% TWELFTH WARD. There will be a meet
ing of AMERICAN REPUBLICANS of the Twelfth
Ward held at the HALL north west corner of Balti.
more and Pine streets. over A. lloWaid's dry goods
store, on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at u
o'clock All persons in the ward, favorable to Anne
rican Repubcanism, earnestly requested to at
tend. As our flag has been unfurled, we should be
determined securely TO nail il TO the mast
mhl7-2t" BY order of the DELEGATES.
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
HIIIE LIFE OF THE RE,V.J JOIN WE!

H. LEY, NJ. A, collected from his private p per
and printed works, and written at the request Of HI
executors.
To which is prefxed some cccount of his ancestor
aud relations, with the life OF the
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collected from his private journal, and NEVER BE
FORE PUBLISHED.
The whole forming history Of Mchodism in
which the principles and economy of the Met odsIs
are unfolded, by John Whitehead, NJ. d. author Of
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(Which discourse is included in this editiOn,) with
Introduction, by the Rev. Thomas II. stockton. Sec
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Charles Wesley. For sale Ivy
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{3- SONS Or TEMPERANCE, Division No q,
will hold public meeting on MONDAY EVENING,
at half past O'Clock, at Caroine-st. Church The
speakers engaged Brother w. +. SPENCER and the
celebrated Temperance advocate, Nj. J. B. COUCH.
N. d. The Grand Division, together with all subor-
dinaie Divisions, cordially invited 70 nle ct us at
our Hall on NO NDAY EVENING, at O'Clock with
their regaa. BY order Of the Division,
mhl52t+ VIM. p. SPENCER, W. p.
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90 MARYLAND STATE BIBLE SOCIETY. A
public meeting of the Maryland Stae Bible Society
will he held in Rev. Or. NORRIS Church, Lexington
street. on TUESDAY EVENING the 18th inst. at 4
O'Clock. Addresses by Rev DIR LEvERIsG, Financial
Secretary Of the American Bible Society, and Rev'd
T.. II. STOCKTON, lovers of the Bible will enjoy an
opportunity Of presenting their offerings in aid of its
uIiver5 iIcu' alton. mhl7-2t
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w DRAPERS AND TAILORs.
IMP Or TER S OF CLOTHS, C.dSSIbfER ES,
VESTl NG5, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, SC.
23i BROADWAY, AMERICAN HorrL, NEW YORK
To those visiting the city of New York, requiring
GARMENTS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine our stock of New and FASH
ionahe GOODS for Spring aud Summer wear, com
prsing an assortment unsurpassed in richness and va
riety, and which will be made up to order in style
second to no house in the trade, at prices which must
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser
not fail to be appreciated. mhl7 BIN
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o. ST. ALPHONSUS' CHURCH. The Ri Rev
sishop WHELAs, of Richmond, Va. will deliver dis
at st. Alphonsus' Church, corner of Saratoga
and Park streets, THIS EVENING, the nth instant,
at 7 O'Clock, when collection will be taken up IN
aid of the Church.
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FROM rHE EXCHANGE REAprNa-aoom BOOK
CLEARED.


Eris Frances Jane, Coffin, st. Johns, ?. r., hirt
land, Chase Il Go.
Brig Martha, Parker, Boston, r. Whtridge s. Co.
Brig Adna, Sherman, St Mary's, Ga, master.
schr John, Hanna, Lasuayra and Porto Cabelio, p.
Cadue.
schr II. Ingram, Philips, Norfolk and Richmond,
Thos. Hooper.
schr Alexandra, Lewis, New York, Rose, Merrill
& Dodge.
schr Missouri, Phillips, Norfolk, Petersburg ana|
Richmond, Chas, Pendergasl Son.
SChr MiSent, Tunnel, New York, |. Mankin.
Schr Repeater, TraVets, Alexandra, D. c., Hose,
Mef Il Dodge.
schr Pa.tora, Creighton, Norfolk and Richmond, 4.
hooper.
Steamer Lopez, Belts, Norfolk, Herman StIlinger,
Schr Love, Stokes, Bath, Me.
Schr Hero, Emerson, Philadelphia, J. w. Browa.
Schr Mobile, Marchant, Tapaahannock, master.
SAILED, on Sdtnrday-shp Superb Gatchell AMI
sterdam; bfigs Frances Jane Coffin, ST. Johns r..
Adna, sherman, st. Mays, Ga: schrs Bunker Hill,
Manson, Gardiner, Maine; Rochamheau Patterson,
Chatieston Sabine, BlarEigstar, Alexandra. Pre-
viously-Barque Dan Webster, Cole, Port au Prince.
ARRIVED,
Br. brig Herald, Wadson, from st. Ja?e de Cubs,
via Charleston, e. days from the fatter in ballast, To-
II. II. K. Tucker. Vessels left At ct. Iago before
reported.
schr Mariner, Adams days trGny Nantucket, oil
and candles, TO rhos. Whridge & Co.
SckT Ceres, MeSseTvcy, IL days iIOsl Boston, pl las
ter. 10 N. Garland.
steamer Baltimore, Re, =, from PhiladslShia, mdse
10 f.. G. Harris.
-.
Pa. foui, to Michael Herr.
Schr Gen. Washington, Parker, fro Richmond, coal
Schr Columbia, Barnes, from Philadelphia, mdse.
Schl Port DepOse, Burke, from Port Deposited
wheat, rye, sc. 10 ilazehurs Walters.
Scar BradOre, Thompson Is days from Portland
plaster, to Kukand, Chase s. 60.
Steam packet Georgia, Coffcy, from Norfolk Saw
off Smiths Point, brigantise. bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Caledonia, Masscott, before reported at New
Orleans, got in contact while going up the river under
canvass, with the tow boat Giraffe coming down, and
had carried away bowsprI, stern and cutwater; and
bulwarks slightly injured.
BarQue Gen. Harrison, Smith, cleared at New Or
leans 9TH inst. for Baltimore
Barquc Paoli, Deale, cleared at New York 4th inst.
tor Richmond; and schr Baltimore, WOgam, hence,
arrived same day.
Barqne GnlItori Smith, for Baltimore, cleared at
New Orleans 9TH inst
Barque Anita, Percival, and sChrs Forest, Atkins,
from Baltimore, and Il. Randall Herrick, from Lubcc
for Baltimore, arrived al Boston 18th inst
Brig Amazon, Wedge, sailed from Demarafa 10th
ult. for Cuba or PorO Rico, to lead for Baltimore.
Brigs Andf0scoggin, Larrabee, hence at Boston 18th
inst Chatham, Nckerson, cleared at do. day for
Baltimore
Brig Selma, Jackson, sailed from Boston 18th inst
for Richmond.
Rrig General Pinckney, Hobbs, hence at Charleston
18th inst.
Brig Sally Ann, Tucker, for Kingston ia and schr
18th inst. Schr Vesper, Baker from Ba fillmore, arriv
ed at do. same.
Schr Sarah, Nckerson, sailed from Frankfort lI,h
inst. for Baltimore,
schr Saml Davis, Holmes, hence at Plymouth 9Th
instant.
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u. S. SENATE.-.4ppOin!men &c. The
Senate has confirmed the nominations OF
Mr. Laughlin, of Tennessee, as Recorder in
the General Land office; Of Charles III. Has
well, as Engineer in chief in the naval service;
of Benjamin G. Shields, of Ala, as Charge to
Venezuela, in place of Vespasian Ellis, who
figured so conspcuously at the Tyler Conven-
ton in this city; of Prosper NJ. Wetmore, Ma.
val Officer at New York; of William Parmen-
ter, as Naval Officer at Boston, in place of
Mr.. Roberts of the Times, Tyler paper; and
several other nominations of MINOR importance.
Jchn Randolph Clay, it is rumorcd, has been
appointed as Secretary to the Russian Lega-
ton.
The Zoll Verein Treaty has been LAID over
FOX further consideration at the next session.
Several treaties of minor importance were "a
titled on Saturday. 1t is supposed the Senate
viii journ tomorrow or next day at iarthest.
COMPLIMENTARY. The Hagerstown News,
alte' announcing the passage of the Stamp Act,
Rad congratuating the citizens of that place up
on the fact that it will bear lightly upon them
and the agriculluralists, adds-''but we are
happy in the assurance that the Baltimore sha-
yers, grinders and monopolists will find it bear
ing pretty heavily, yet very justly, upon their
shoulders. This is part of the reward of their
selfshness, aud long may they enjoy it, while
we reap rich qualification in witnessing their
writings under its operations. Every dollar
tina. can possibly be wrung from them, they
deserve pay; fol it is they and they alone, who
have proftted by the embarrassment of our
good old State What cool impudence!
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. house in st.
John street, Quebec, was destoyed by fire on
The 4,h inst 1t was occupied by M. Julian,
dry goods dealer, and NJ. Lamontagne, watch
maker. NJ Julian was insured for $4,000; M
Lamontagne for $4,000, which will not cover
his loss The body of a man named Peter
Richardson was fousd among the ruins.
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NE-I. o. O. F. The members Of Gratitude Lodge,
No. 5, hereby notified TO assemble nj the Hail. N.
Gay street, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, to pay
the last tribute of respect to the remains oil our late
brother. john DOYLE
o. The members of sister Lodges, in good stand
ing, are affecuonately invited to attend. BY ORDER
1t JAMES N. s. L. WRIGHT, Seey.
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HHOARDfHG. Six young gentlemen, of moral
ID habits, can be accommod lted with Private Boad
at No. "a N. GAY ST. near Market. mhl7-ws:3t.
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o. THEArRiCALS. Ladies and Gentlemen, of
Acknowledged talent wishug engagements at this es
adjustment, WIZ please make instant application at
the EGYPTIAN SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hail.
Gay street. |mhlc-tt1 JOHN REEVE
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chance to adVertze that has been offered. Dr..
BRONSON;S GEOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL
DIRECTORY will be put to press in a few days, at
VIII oh time hundred thousand copies will be cir
culaed throughout the United States.
1l3" TERds-Five lines $40; ten lines s Is; twenty
lines S25; whole page $50. Cards and notices must
be handed in by O'Clock, P. M. TODAY, at Vests
EXCHANGE, LIZ
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o. COROEER'S OFFICE, No. 25I BROADWAY,
one door from Shakespeare street, East Baltimore.
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ADJUSTMENTS. 1t will be seen by reference
to advertisement in another part of this paper
that Jack Reeve has organised a dramatic COM
pany, and having fitted up the Egyptian Saloon,
Gay street, in handsome style, will soon present
a series of dramatic performances.
MIR. Peale, at the Museum, offers pleasant
entertainment this evening.
The performances at the Front street theatre
were closed, definitely, on Saturday evening.
Mr. Burton has our best wishes for his future
welfare.