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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-30

THE SEA SERPENT is no longer a doubtful
character. The monster bones found by DIR.
Koch some months ago in Alabama, have,
been put in order for exhibition at the Apollo,
in Broadway. They are arranged just as
thoy were found embedded and petrifed in
the chalk and lime stone. They are all in a
remarkable state of preservation, and some
of them almost as perfect as if but just taken
from the animal, The spinal bones as now
arranged, measure one hundred and fourteen
feet in length, and the animal must have
measured at least one hundred and twenty
five feet. ulnsgs bag .t.a7sris n5lgtq
Thirty-two Of the ribs, apparently about
half the whole number, have been recovered
in good state, and prove that this enormous
snake must have measured twenty five feet
in circumference. Although found SO far in
land, the monster no doubt belonged to the,
deep, and was thrown out of his element to
die where he was found, by some convulsion
of the earth. A scientific gentleman who
came in and examined the teeth and bones.
said the animal was evidently calf and far
from being mature in its growth. In his day,
however, he would have, fully sustained all
that has been said Of the sea serpent off our
Atlantic coast. IN. Y Jour. Com.
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The ENGLISH METHoD1sTs AND SOUTHERN
SLAvERY.--A correspondent Of the CONNER
cial Advertiser tells the following story,
which will show the sort Of feeling which
prevails amongst the English Methodists, in
relation to Slavery in America:-- u 1885,.
A preacher belonging to one Of the South
ern Conferences, who has spent some time in
England in search of health, applied to some
Of the preachers to be admitted into the Bri-
tish Conference; he said that his credentials
were signed by Bishop Soule; the question
was then asked by some members of the
Conference, whether the Bishop had signed
them before or since his special identification
with the South. Upon which DIR. Newton,
as secretary of the Conference, was deputed
to wait upon him, examine his credentials
and report to Conference; he did SO, and
asked the gentleman distinctly if he espoused
the cause Of the Southern Conferences. He
affirmed that he did; and the consequence
was, he was not admitted into Conference. /
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AAAS ASorrAbO.-T- hSt ioPiN uiAu WUotNaNAtf
destruction of the buffalo in the western
wilderness has been often alluded 10 and
lamented by travellers, and in spoken of at
some length by Captain Fremont. In the
last eight or ten years the number of buffalo
robes received by the several Fur Companies,
has been, annually, about 10000. Thou
sands of buffaloes are also killed every year,
the skins of which are not dressed by the In
dians. a.s,,ir Htj is,if Beaslagb ere VI
LerTERIEs.--The first mentioned in his
tory was drawn on the lth January, 1867,
at the west door of ST. Pauls, London, and
continued drawing both day and night, until
the 9th Of May following.
To CAUSE NEEDLES TO FLOAT UPON WATER.
Place carefully fine, clean and perfectly
dry sewing needle horizontally upon water;
it will swim, although the specific gravity of
the needle is considerably greater than that
Of the water. This effect is owing to. the,
cohesive attraction of particles of water 10
each other, which the small weight of the p
needle is not sufficient to overcome. Gia H64
SLAvEs.-In Brazil there are 2,5O0,OOO
slaves; in the United States 2,600D00; Spa
nish Colonies SOC, 900: French Colonies 25,s d
600; Dutch, Danish and Swedish, l00, 900;
South America 4OO, O00--making total of
6,65O,O0O.
The funeral Of Rev. Mr. Turner, q colored
Methodist clergyman, was the longest ever
witnessed in Washington, with the exception
Of that Of Gen. Harrison. S.nla9 d aaH
LOVE OF CouNrRY.-The Able de Lille
relates of an Indian, who, amid the splendor
of Paris beholding a banana tree in the Jar 1,
din des Plantes," bathed it with tears, and /,
seemed for a moment TO be transported TO
his own land.
The Ethiopian imagines that God made
his sands and deserts, while angels only were
employed in forming the rest of the world.
The Maltese, insulated on rock, disiinf
guish their island by the appellation of "'fhe
Flower Of the World"
The Javanese have such an affection for
the place oftheir nativity, that no advantages
can induce them, their agricultural altribes in
particular, to quit the tombsl of their fathers.
The Norwegians, proud Of their barren
submits, inscribc upon rix dollars Spirit,
loyalty, valor, and whatever is honorable, let
the world learn among the rocks of Norway"
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HoRR1D.--The New York papers are de-
,ailing the account of the arrest Of a woman
Doctor engaged in producing abortion, and
others connected with her. From the ,evi-
dence ELECTED, it appears that in cases where
death ensues, and it is not uncommon, they
pack their bodies in boxes and hire persons
to sell them TO anatomists. Two cases Of
this kind have been ascertained. The wret-
ches concerned in this Infamous business are
in Jail, and we hope will be punished as they
deserve. g1ql15.3 OF fgai gF.p5r it.H d =
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One of the great objects of the republican
party is the reduction of the tariff. AS Mr..
Walker emphatically said, " the tariff must
be reduced to the revenue standard" The
manufacturers are as yet making enormous
profits, at the expense of the rest Of the COM
munity. But the number of manufacturers
is very small, compared with the whole So
ciety. An estimate has just been made, by
which it appears that from 1880 to 1910 " the
manufacturing population has increased 23l,
348, and the people who are to feed them
have increased, Ass, ,l00p Every consid-
eration, indeed, of justice and equality among
the different sections of the country and
classes of the community, conspires with the
soundest principles Of political economy, to
recommend important reductions of the tariff,
and to bring about an equalization Of burdens
as well as blessings upon the country. g
slji lefn tligl4a9 n 4ahl- [Washington Union.
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A PROOF OF SINCERE AFFECTIoN.-A Flem-
ish painter, entertaining some doubts Of the
affection of bis wife, and being anxious TO
ascertain if she really loved him. one day
stripped his breast naked, and painted the
appearance Of a mortal wound on his skin;
his lips and cheeks he painted of a livid color,
and on his pallat near him he placed his
knife, painted on the blade with blood-like
color; he then shrieked out as if he had been
instantly killed, and lay motionless. His
wife, hearing the noise, ran into his study,
was horror struck at the appalling spectacle,
uttered aninyoluntary scream, fell down in a
swoon, and in a few minutes became lifeless
corpse. reop .-------- ----------s ---------- y 80 lm,eb
The !" Gazette de Francen contains letter
from, M. Battle, the French Consul at Mossul,
stating, that, after numerous difficulties, the
interesting collection of sculptures and in.
scriptions, discovered by him on the site Of
ancient Nineveh, has safely arrived at Bagdad,
having thus accomplished the most dangerous
part Of their journey to France. These in
scriptons, when deciphered, will, tits thought
elucdate many disputed points in history and
chronology .--Adpent Herald. is 7" aoi32-4-
The RIGHT KIND OF UMoN.--We 60 as
strongly for Union as any Of the advocates
of democracy in the country; but it must be
such union as that of which the Cincin-
natl Enquirer" speaks: Ial 7ge q
/" Union p say you?--why certainly! but
not " "any" course for it. No, there is but
one course to obtain it; and that is the
straight forward, honest, Underwriting, un-
flinching path Of PRINCIPLE Let US have
not union for the benefit of political bucksters
nor yet for the gain Of the Wooster Bank
parlor worthies-for such an union would
make us an organization of dupes and fools;
but let us have union in opposition to Bank
abuses-to the pet Bank system throughout
union for the constitutional Treasury, and
for all the great fundamental measures and
doctrines of the democratic cause, and then
we shall have il and triumph in It's strength
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15
WHITE e. BROTHER
WALL Paper Warehouse.
81. WOOD STREET, WEST SIDE,

81, WOOD STREET, WEST SIDE,
PTTsBURGH.
FFVIiE subscribers have taken warehouse since
the great fire, and are opening an extensive stock
of Paper hangings consisting of the latest styles of
umn panel and other patterns of Hall papers great
variety of paror and room papers, among which are
the latest resco patterns freboard prints cels de lit,
or bro tops borders, &c, with general assortment OF
goods in theirline.
Their stock, having all been manufactured orimport-
ed since the fire. is altogether new and unsurpassed by
any in the country, and will be sold low Those who
have houses to paper are respectfully invited
to call and examine our assortment.
HOLDSHIP & BROWNE, 81, Wood street.
September lit
Republican copy to amount of So, and send bill to
this Office for collection.
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HARDWARE STORE REBUILT.

TAMES M. COOPER has the pleasure to announce
that his store has been rebuilt in and hand
some style and that he has returned from his tempo
rary location on Market street, to his old stand, NO.
So. WOOD STREET where he is opening an en-
tire new stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BULL
DING MATERIALS and all other articles in the line.
These goodshave all been imported since the fire,
and the stock is consequently all fresh and new.
Extensive supplies inst received from Liverpool per
shin caledonia Brander,n tOndriaKa," and Thomas
P. Cope, ;" which will make the assortment complete
Buyers generally respectfully informed that they
will find il to their interest to call and examine my
socK as am disposed to sell goods vory low for cash
or annroved credit JAMES M. COOPER,
oI-6m No SO, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
The subscriber is also agent for the sale ofSaunder
sons Steel Rochester Cooper Tools, Hair Cloths, Ma
hogany Veneers, etc.
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1915.
BINGHAM's TRANSPORTATION LINE
Between Pittsburgh and the Eastern
Cities.
PROPRIETORS.

VIM BINGHAM, JAcoB Dock,
THos. BlNGHAMs VIM A. STRATToN.
Conducted OH Sabbath-Keeping principles.
TNHE Projectors of this old established Line have
thoroughly recruited and renewed their stock,
and are well prepared to forward Produce and Mer-
chandizc on the opening OF navigation.
The long experience Of the Proprieors in the carry
ing business with their watchul attention to the inter-
ests of customers induces them to hope that the pa
tronage heretofore extended to "Binghams Line" will
be continued and increased.
Our rates Of freight shall at all times bc low as the
lowest rates that are charged by other responsible lines
Produce and Merchandise will be received and for
warded without any charge for advancing, Storage
Commission Billsof lading promptly forwarded and
every direction carefully attended to.
| Annfv N. or address, VIM BINGHAM,
Canal Basin cor. Liberty and Wayne sts Pittsburgh
4 BINGHAMS, DOCK, and STRATT0N,
4 No. 276, Market street, Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent,
!, Is No. 122 North Howard street, Baltimore
WILLIAM TYSON, Agent,
Ioctl-6m No, 10, West street, New YORK,
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States fAes the northern boundary Of Ore
pon at "a 40 north latitude.

States fAes the northern boundary Of Ore
gon at "a 40 north latitude.
These facts, thus chronologically arranged, as
sert our clear and unquestionable right TO the
length and breadth of the territory as far north
as 81 40 and it is here perceived that apart from
the right of purchase derived from Spain, we have
a stronger claim than England can produce, in
the priority of our discovery and occupancy; and
another right, anatural one, equally superior in
our territorial connection with the land in dis
pnte. hhas been asserted, and is now maintain
ed by eminent statesmen, that even if our right
Ofdscorery and purchase we're Inferior to that
of Great Britain, we can never permit that or
any other European nation to occupy a single
foot ofsoil on this continent, that they do not
now own and cultivate. 1t is true American
policy-the declaration ofM. Guizot 10 the con-
Irary notwthstanding-to regulate tine affairs OF
North America, and in few short years those of
South America also. This was the declared po-
Icy of President Monroe, and so far as Oregon
is concerned, it was, we believe, the subject mat
ter of despatch written by Mr., Rush, when
Minister in England, to the British Government.
1t is not our intention, however, TO asset any alb
stract claim to Oregon; it is unnecessary to dc
so. Our right is derived from two sources sufii-
cently Irresistible for our purpose. First, the
right by discovery; second, the right by pur-
chase
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Agents for lIle seniineI.

The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the CADIL SENTINEL in their respective neigh
horhoOds They fully authorized to procure sub
sctpons, make collections, and receipt for money du
us:
ANDREW Lynch, ESQ.,. jefferson;
WILLIAM YANTz. Esq, Annapolis;
AsNER HIIoS, Hanover, (Archei Township;
G. LAwTHERs, z. NJ, Leesburgh;
WmsM. BLACkBURN, Esq, Bloomfield
ROBERT LESLIE, P. NJ, Smithfeld
Amos JOINS, P. NJ. Nj. Pleasant.
X. X. kENSEDV, P. NJ. Harrisville,
yoSAs RoMicK, P. NJ. Georgetown
JOHN lRvINE, Kilgore, Carroll county
JAcoB GLADDEN., Hickory f"
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The essence Of coffee is now manufactured
in New York. II is extensively used in Europe.
quart bottle of this essence costs but six shil-
lngs, and will make from one TO two hundred
cups of excellent coffee, according to the size OF
the cup and the taste of the drinkey.
Dral1iag tFe Aiag out.-The editor OF the N.
Y. Evening Star says, that the man who eats to-
maIoes every day, will live, barring casualties,
more than hundred years. He knows a man
who reached hundred and twenty, then cursed
tomatoes aud hung himself
The Factory Operatires.-An attempt was
made yesterday to put the Cotton Mills of Alle'
gheny city into operation again, which failed, at-
Ter creating great excitement, and occaslonng
several juvenile riots. Some the girls went 10
work, bat the majority went to the mills and
stopped them, pulling them away from the looms
and spindles we hear. Iu the several melees
some of the employers and the constables were
despatched with mud by the operatives. We
are sorry that they have been so irdiscreet as TO
take such beIgerent mode of righting the
wrongs ofwhch they complain.-POSt.
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SOMETHING NEW IN CADIZ!
A RoOK BINDER Y
NEW GOODS.
wM BoGGs r. V. sMERAL G. s. ATKINSON
HOW DO YOU DO! WALK IN.
Is it true as reported that
NEW GOODS.
RO@Gs, STHIERAL & Co.

StELL goods little cheaper than they can be had
y elsewhere in Cadiz! Yes, we think so, walk in.
The undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform the
citizens of Caiz and surrounding country that they
have received and are receiving from the eastern cities,
and are now opening, large and splendid assortment
of fall and winter goods, in the old store room of R.
Craig, at the corner Immediately below the Sentinel
office and opposite the Republican Office qight in the
centre of ali the good news. Their stock consists of
almost every variety of Fall and Winter Goods, such
as dry goods groceries, queensware, hardware, china
and glass Iii short, general supply Of all arti-
ces used in this community, and usually kept in stores
The subscribers assure their friends and the public
in general that almost every article in their store is
new and fresh and warranted to be good, and it
fact that we are determined to sell as cheap, if not
little cheaper than any other house in these diggins,
for cash or approved country produceas we hope the
public will excuse us for so doing. Purchasera are
most respectfully solicited call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct / BOGGS, sIMERAL & co.
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YFNHE Subscri bers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, $50 bags prime Rio Coffee; Is
chests Y. II, Tea; do Imperial; do GunpoWdefi ~
do Pepper; 20 Mats Cassia
ToBAcco CIGARS AND SNUFF.-l0 boxes Seldin's l6s,
do Myers, l2's 10 do JG Cluy's los do Myers
8s, do j. G. Cluys, SIS, 20 boxes extra fine Aroma
tic (che wing 10 Kegs G. Twist bbs Carrots Scotch
5000 Spanish do, bbls Common do, inst received by
oct8 R. MEARS g. CO., Steubenyille.
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CHARLES Fl. KAY,
Publisher. Bookseller and Stationer

Corner of Wood and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
All the new publications for sale issued
Law Medical theological, scientific classical, music,
juvenile miscellaneous prose and poctca, and stand
ard library books general assortment of school and
college books in the various languages; bible, hymn,
and prayer books elegant books for presents; station
ary, plain and fancy--writng and wrapping papers;
legers journals, and other blank books of all kinds
Country merchants, teachers, library companies and
professional gentlemen supplied on the best terms Or
ders by letter promptly and faithfully attended to.
Printing and book-binding neatly and cheaply exc
cuted.
The above for sale low for cash. ol-6m*
New Lisbon Patriot, Canton Democrat, and St
Cairsvie Gazette copy to the amount Of So each and
send bill to advertiser
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Eastern Agency for the sentinel.

" B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for ihe
Sentinel and receipting therefor IN the cities of Phla-
delphia, Baltimore, New York and Boston. His offices
are No So Pine street, Philadelphia; southeast corner
Of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore; No 30
Ann street, New York; and No l6, State ST., Boston
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SPIDLE'S STATE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
~ been appointed and qualified as administrators
OF the estate of Joseph Spdes late of Harrison Co
deceased Those indebted said estate are required
to make payment, and those having claims will present
them legally authenticated for settlement, within the
time prescribed by law JOHN GUTSHALL,
DAN'L GUTSHALLJr.
Oct I .1sA5-4t Administrators
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PITTSBURGH NATIONAL CLOTHING
STORE.

YTNE subscriber is now opening large stock of sea-
L sonable dry goods, purchased in the eastern ci-
ties at reduced prices to which he invites the attention
of the public. He has always on hand large stock
of ready made clothing, shirts, drawers, suspendes,
and all other articles appeaining to gentemen's wear
which he is confident he sell at such prices as will
renderi to the advantage of purchasers 10 give him
call before going elsewhere. JAMES b. mitchell,
No 1885, Liberty street, Cd door below 9th.
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BACK AGAIN.

BACK AUAIN.
R TNEO ALBREE has removed to his old
ADNT stand, No. II, corner of Wood
and 4th streets burnt district, heis receiving
an entire new fresh and seasonable stock Of Boots and
Shoes Of all descriptions which he offers for sale upon
the most satisfactory terms and lower prices than he
has ever sold before. Country merchants and others
are respectfully invited to call and examine his stock
ol-3ms
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NOTICE.

VEVIIE members of the Uniontown Horse Company,
organized for the protection of Horses and the de-
lection Of Horse Thieves, will meet i'll Uniontown on
Saturday, the 25th October. All members, and others
favorable to tbs cause, are invited to attend,
BY order Of The President,
Oct1 THOMAS IRWIN, Sec'y
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Marder.--We learn from the Maysville Eagle,
of Saturday, that on Sunday night last, in an at-
fry near ColemansvilIe, Harrison county KY,
Haden Kendall and o. P. Hogan, two white men,
were murdered by a negro named Jilts. A re-
ward of $500 is offered for the apprehension Of
the murderer, who fled Immediately upon the
commission of the crime. He was seen on Mon
day evening near Hgginsport, Ohio, but has moi
yet been arrested
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

0GrPitcalyn, the elective chief of $4,000 ci-
yilized Choctaws, beyond the Mississippi, says
the Mississippi Free Trader, will probably visit
Washington this Winter for the purpose of apply
ing to Congress for The admission of his nation
as a territory into the United States with dele
gate in Congress- A constitution, it is said, has
been adopted by the voters of the nation, and ev-
|ery preliminary step taken for submitting it to
Congress, and this distinguished chief selected
as their representative.
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0c5-The Nashville Union publishes letter
from Powers the Sculptor, in answer to an APP
plication of Mr.. Harris, of Tennessee, giving an
estimate Of the probable cost of bronze eques
trian statue of Gen. Jackson, sixteen to eighteen
feet from the base TO the head of the rider. He
thinks that the casting alone would amount tc
between $4,000 and $4,000, and that $780,,
600 in ali, would not be too much for the tota
expense Of the work.
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BY rubbing red iron with the horn Of a sheep
it will be coated wilba durable and shining black
varnish. Mechanics will ~ this.
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A Lucky TypO.-The New Orleans Courier
mentions the accession OF one of the compostors
upen that paper to fortune of $l0,000-an-
nounced to him by letter while at work at the
case. He coolly completed his work and left
for Missouri, where the property lies.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15
A. FULTON,
Bell and Brass Founder,

ETAS rebuilt and commenced business at his old
stand, where he will be pleased to see his old
customers and friends.
Church and steamboat bells ofevery size, from 10 to
10000 pounds, from patterns of the most approved
models and warranted to be of the best materials Mi
neral water pumps, counters, raings, &c. &c. ogeth-
er with every variety of brass castings, if required,
turned and finished in the neatest manner.
Aso Babitts anti-attriton metal, for lining brass
journal boxes to prevent friction. oily
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

From Californjd.-Accounts from Montery to
June 18th, state that the Mexican Government
was about to send governor and $500 men TO
California, to preserve that part of the Republic
from being dsmembered. Capt. Stephen Smith,
a passenger from Boston, in The ship California,
had been arrested at San Bias, by an armed
force, on suspicion of furnishing the disafeqted
party in California with arms and ammunition.
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From the scene Of Riot information has been
received by the La Clede, that General Haldn
with two hundred men, marched on Carthage,
Sunday last, and took the town. The Momons,
on the approach of the besieging force, took re-
fuge in the Court House, which they lortifed,and
prepared to defend. Gen. II. at once surround
ed their citadel, and ordered them to surrender
giving them fifteen minutes TO deliberate. A
the end of the time they had laid down the
arms and were prisoners of war! This accom-
plished they we're permitted to departon thei
parole Of hoaor.--St. LQuis Gazette, lst inst
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NTURPRVY, WILSON n co. Wholesale
lYA Dry Goods Dealers, 4s Wood street, Pittsburgh
oct