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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

Major Noah, speaking of the case of Bishop
Onderdonk, says:--What is the origin of this ca
High living. The Episcopal Church is
too rich--owns too much property, is too a%varici-
Gus, and screws and pInehes IFS tenants, to swell
its revenues, and tho money unjusdy cxtortcd
from the citizen, works TO the injury of religion.
Ministers must have large salaries, great perqui-
sites, and live high; the church can afford il, and
they must have it. Good dinners and rich wine
thicken the blood, producing impure desires
then there is intrigue for place, and ambition for
pre(erment; aud all this arises from the church
having too much money, and paying teo high sal.
aries. Enrich your churches--make them ele-
giant in honor of God, but let it always be borne
in mind that the Great Master himself was poor
and humble, INDUCED in no scnsualities, and was
meek in spirit; he rolled by in no carriage, mol
did he indulge in the ~luxuries of the table, OF
the pleasures of the wine cup. Those who be-
Iieve in his divinity, and preach his doctrines
should endeavor TO follow his example.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

1t is bad taste and bad policy fora democrat TO
ridicuIe or vilify Col Benton. No man in exis-
fence, save and except Gen. Jackson, has done
so much for the good of democracy as Col. b.
At the extra session in lS4l, when men of weak
nerves quailcd before the new power of Koon-
dom, Benton stood erect, while Clay and his myr-
were abashcd in his presence. No man
in either branch of Congress yields half the mo-
raj force that Benton does, His very look, daunt-
less and keen, %suffices 10 suppress many a wing
Of ~iniquity.
His warlike mind, his heart devoid of fear,
His high designing thoughts are pictured there.
Colonel Benton committed an error in the
Texas business; and that error made the more
noise, because it was his, What then? In a
public life of no very brief duration, he has made
one mistake, which he is now about TO repair by
complying with the instructions of the Missouri
Legislature. Where is the man who has led the
busting life that Benton has, who can be char.
ged with only one mistake EN- Orleans COur
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
TEHE WEST.

In no country, perhaps, are diseases of the Liver more
common than ia the West-the Miasmi arising from
marshes, rivers, canals, frequent attacks ofague and fe-
yer, and the sudden changes of temperature, constantly
produce it; in fact, SO common Isl il, that the very brute
creation is affected.
Bilious diseases and dyspepsia originate almost en-
tirely in q diseased or dormant state of the Liver, and
persons thus afflicted arc often continually taking pills
to remove costiveness which generally accompanies
such affections. That's. they are doctoring for sypm-
toms instead ofcauses, and thus tn BY linger on for years.
taking more and more medicine, an increased amount
being requisite to act upon the bowels after the contin-
ued use of purgatives.
The Hepatic Elixir is an Alternative" and it's effects
is to rouse the Liver from a disused or topid state, and
to restore it to its natual life and vigor. When the Liver
has acquired its former healthy state, Immediately re-
sumes ~imparting to the stomach its necessary quantity
of bile and that which is of good quality. The conse-
quence is that when a proper quantity of food enters the
stomach it is a proper quantity of fable" by means Of
which the food is %digestod, and passes off as nature de-
signed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
o. H Il p A II 60
% u u x q IA
Fbr the Cure Of
LIVER COMPLAINT.

J%aundice, Dyspepsia, weakness and sourness oftbe Sto-
mach, Loss ofAppetite, Lowness Of Spirits, Headache,
and all other complaints arising from a d~isorderet state
of the Liver and its secretions.
No preparation has come before the public in the last
ten years, that has given such universal satisfaction as
has DR.. Sarkweather's Hepatic Elixir. 1t is prescribed
and used by physicians in their practice, and its advo-
Gates arc found among all classes oGpeople-the magis-
trates the lawyer, and the clergyman.
tits one of the most potent yet simble preparations,
and may be used by persons of all ages, from inhEcy
to old age, with the anne invariably beneficial results.
Prepared scientifically by a physician ofhigh standing,
its reputation is fully established, and is esteemed more
more highly than any other hepatic remedy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
CASE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. STANDING

"This may certify that for twenty-five years / was nj.
hicted with pain in my side, which was frequently 80 &C.
we're as to entirely incapacitate me for labor. / have
been under the care and treatment Of vanous physicians
without any permanent benefit. Hearing of the many
cures effected by the Hepatic Elixir prepared by DR..
Starkweathcr, | was induced to give it a trial, and am
happy to say thatit has entirely removed my complaint.
| have never felt any symptoms of il for more than a
year past. AMOS WHITE.
Northbridge, Mass, March 80, 1892
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
George W. Thurston, residing at Grafton, Mass. in a
communication addressed to DR.. Starkweather, says II
have experienced the most beneficial results from the
use of DIR. Starkweather's Hepatio Elixir. For three or
four years previous to my taking this medicine, l was
seriously affected with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
| had consulted several physicians, and made use OF va
rious pills and other medicines before the public, some
of which had an injurious effect, others seemed TO give
temporary relief without in Il e least degree removing
the cause of my complaint. / have been subject to a
very weak and sick stomach, and been for weeks to-
gether unable to eat the most harmless add soluble kind
Of food without severe distress at the stomach, or vom-
itins il up Immediately after taken. This was accom-
panied sometimes with a loss Of appetite, atother times
with an appetite which neither any kind or quantity Of
food could satisfy. | was troubled about n year before
making use OF this medicine with a hard pain in the left
side, attended with q kind of ~lunguor, greatdcpression
Of spirits, and a general debility Of the whole system
Nearly all these complaints or symptoms which | have
mentioned, with many others, are now entirely cured
by the use Of DR.. Starkweather's Hepatic Elixir.n
Such indeed is the testimony everywhere given in
its favor, where Its remarkable virtues have been
tested,
Price 81 per bottle. A pamphlet containing a trea-
tse on Liver Complaints, with proofs Of the efficacy Of
this medicine, may be had free Of charge where tho
Elixir ie for sale.
Sold only by SANFORD & PARK.
At their Western Depot Of Valuable Medicines,
u Corner Of Fourth and Walnut ste.
Also Cor sale by w. b. HEEBE, Cadiz, JOAN Hogs,
Mt PlsasaRti AL. Frazer, SteubcnyIliN Rb. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

Among the numerous companies organizing
to start for the new State in the Spring, is one
Capt, Adams, of Missouri, which has is
sued a sort of prospectus, as follows:
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, August &c II. Nj.
The stock market was very heavy to-day prices de-
clined fraction Morris Canal fell of per cent; Far
mers' Loan / Norwich and Worcester Canton ;
Penna SIS and stonngton closed firm at yesterdays pri-
ces Ohio 6's went up per cent The sales were Ii
mited.
Counterfeit $40 bills of the defunct Citizens Bank
Augusta, altered to Manufacturer Bank Rowley in
circulation; G. Foote, Cashier B. Little, President.
We the quarterly reports for May and August,
of six city Banks twill be observed that there has
been increased movement in althe departments but
the deposits
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
Sales OF stocks Mt Boston

uGusr l25 shas Western RR lo; 625 Philadelphia viii,
mngon and Bait KR Is; 80 do 5s 1876 do, l5ls 100 do @
800 do slmo M 235 do, smo l5s do sl0ds 34 100 do.
$1,000 do 1877, sOh.
SECOND BoARD.-l25 shares Phlad Wilmington Baltimore
XIX IS, so do, slOds Is; so do smo is so Nor Wor RR
70 80 do s45ds 70 RR Scrip p0s so Portland Sa-
co X Portsmouth RR bo2mo lO0A.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
EOLlAN IiARPN


NuNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right Tor
ANColeman olian Attachment the ranoforte ior the
entire United States texceptng announce
ne public that they are now prepared supply Pianofoes
WIN TINS improvement attached attach any
modern made horizontal anoortes In regard the durability
oi thus invenon ~ g. prepared satisfy the most pre-
warrant them IA the assertion that the ol,an VIII remain
IN tune climate and sill be affected by
of atmosphere The satisfactory waantee is given with
each instrument
The public are invited 10 the Eoian Panofortes'
a their ware-room No 2io Broadway, opposite the Park
nheTe also be found Of 6 aud Octave
Paportes both rosewood mahogany eases mos
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

A0O nnO HAVANA sEGARS, imported by NJ AN
AtOOsOOO GuLO, for sale mt n Liberty street. Among
them will be found Cabas do lmperaes Regsas Psnetelas
Urraca San Remain Dees Golonas do Paneteas and van
known house. imported by the Chrstoph Colon and the
Rapid J3msrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

The Increase IN specie is very large per cent and
continued in all the banks must show an increase in
the amount on hand ofat least two millions of dollars
The increase in discounts, and decrease in deposits
show that capital has been active than usual and
that there has been greater demand than the
discounts supplied The banks here, without doubt
since the late fire. have been dscountng out of the
usual line possible that the Fire Insurance Com
panes have been hypothecang their stocks to
the banks for loans to pay off their losses and that
the additional loans have been created to supply that de-
mand, to the exclusion of the commercial classes
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

FIRST Bo.np.--so0o State 5s 76I sl7oo Ches and
Del IS 90 7si I4l Commercial bank 52l $4,000 Relief
Notes. 9si; 20 Commercial bank, 524; 100 Wilmington,
Norristown, 200 Wilmington 1915 $50 do. is; Sl607
State 5s 765; Penna bank $780, Phil and Tren. ITO;
$4,000 State SIS, 763; $1,000 Wilmington 6's, '58 "a.
SECOND BoARp-I9l 70 State 6s, III; 66 30 old an
7sl; 750 State ds 76 1000 State 5s II; 5000 State
SIS DIS IL; 1000 State DIS, II; 1000 State ds
III do cash, M; Y. $. bk 5a so Girard bk ss
% Meeks blk, 26A 300 Wilmington X. r. B. o o ds, i5l
AFTER Bosps.-S5000 State 5s 77 1900 Wilmington
RR, 10. There we're several other stocks sold, such
as Lehigh SC but not to any extent
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

CASTLE GARDEN.
0-Admission Is Cents.-DN
Great Musical attraction
P.cpfetors Messrs. French and Iieiss
Grand Entertainment!
Monday Evening, August 18th,
The performance will commence with the Overture
The Royal Masquerade
Song Mr. Dennison.
Pas de Deax by Mr. Parsoe and Miss Pray.
Grand Observation-Disclosures.
Song Mr. Dennison.
Overture Full Band
Internsson Of Half Hour for Promenade Refresh
The of splendid Comoamas will be for
The second part will commence with
Overture Zanette.
La LaCachucha Miss Pray.
Pas Grotesque by G. L. Parsoe.
(iallop-Orchestra.
To conclude with Splendid Feats the Tight Rope by
Herr Cline.
z Doors at halipast O'clock Perormaaes
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
PHILADELPHIA HOTMLs

FHILAD ELPHIA A.
u Baths just intr0du duced-Warm and Cod--ia iue apart.
mcnts-for both ladies' aud gentlemen. js28 lm<ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th antl q Tia streets
PIlILADEL fHIA.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
the travelling public they have tax the above house for
ery known the Marsha House and have
alterations and interior having spared no
expense to render of the pleasant aud
houses m the city The parors the chambers
large aad well arranged the furniture entirely new Its loca.
on n the most central ofhe city, all the places
public anusemeb and convenient the depots of
Southern, Western and Northern routes
The tables will be supplied with all delicacies Of the
carefully selected
The popretor hope by their experenc
the business to give satisfaction those who may
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO
james Bagley, (late Of Jones' Hotel)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly of the Washington House
Peter L. Ferguson.
July LIST, l845 Tvs 3m<ec
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
EA q l. L B A T II S,
G2A Penrl Street


J2s Pearl street.
RETWEEN Centre aud Elm streets.-Warm Cold and
shower baths equal to in the city, I25 each
bo.rl and lodging, So so per week A VS. ~
Newspapers from London Iiyerpool Csnad, and ali ,h.
principal cites IN the United States on Ge jy2p imsrc
w AILCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY -,rhose
VINO w,sh to purchase Gold or Silver Watches tioJ
n uod fencs Keys &C. will find il greatly to their adj
ea, on he subscriber who selling ali
supyr a. retail much lower than any other house IA The
guy old Watches as low s25 each Watches and
wy eAchanged or bought All Watches warranted 10 keen
good time or the money Refunded ~ ""'''ou W AeeP
w. y ALLEN importer Of Watches and Jewelry
vm u... Whoiesaie and Retail, 30 Wall street
" stars
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

CARPETING.
454 PEARL STREET.
THE SuBSCRBERS have lust opened the ana .ac;,,.
CARPET WARE ROOMS No Sii Pearl strec, fn,msr
occupied by smith Hewitt Co. and are now ready 10 r
We pun. "a entire new stock Of Carpeta bought for
.s spdg% % " some 0, which are exceedingly rch
a5 NEW SETTS KIDMiNSTER BRUSSELS
Entirely New
t8PS KfDMINSTER THREE pyy
- - Rich Shading. "
SUFERFlNE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
or every variety and description
Rugs Druggets, Table and Piano Covers Worsted r,ca
and Jate Mats Oil Cloths heavy and great varieties
found in the trade The public requested to call AMI
PETERSON HUMPHREY.
m20 2mNm <5< Pearl street
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

VOlGTLAENDtk

DAGUERREUTIpE APPARATUS
A RRANGEMkNTS recently made with their brother IN.
law Mr. Voightlaeder Vienna, enable the to
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates. viz
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for size
plates nj Sl45. -
Medium Apparatus with inch Ie,ses for bali sze
plates, az S18.
Small size Apparatus, with and-a.haif uol, lenses. for
quarter sZe plates, at $50.
Gentlemen sending remttances N accordance with the
above prces, depend receiving V0igt
aender APPARATUS and worthless article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical o their well all
other articles connected with their art for sale the
market prices. w. A. f. LANGsAHETM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above advertisements the suhsc crbes inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus
9ther materials can be procured the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier, No. 2ol Broadway, New York.
jy3 linfrc LANGENIiEIM Il BE.t,KERS
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
VNHE PROPRIETOR of the New York House. begs leave
to inform the citizens of New York, and the public general
y that his house for the Of board
during the Every attention will be paid
to their comfort and pleasure Good will be
attendance.
The Oris will leave New York every day. from Ful
Market Slip, and Stages will be al the Ocean
June 10, l845 SAMUEL COOPER
iel8 w
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
Died,

Died,
On Fyiday lst instant in the 18th year of ber o,,
Sweeny. e Gnu 'iaiy
The friends and csuantances are resnectnl,v ;nva
to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from h
fathers residence, 1913 Bowery ' avn 0
Philadelphia and st Louis papers please conv
On Saturday evening, ID instant, ALrxANprK Corr.
LAND aged 4s years. oofI'
His friends and the Masonic erny In general are
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon AZ half mast
o'clock from l33 Mercer street. f
WILLIAM PATTERSON, a native of Ayrshire Scotland
His friends and acquanances are invited to attend hs
funeral IRON his late residence, No Ill Sullivan street
tns afternoon at O'clock at the parcula request of
VIM Leckie, l92 Church street, corner of White
On Friday evening, lst instant NArHANrEL X. swA.
His relatives and friends and those of his family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No Hamilton street this afternoon at :
o'clock without further notice ="
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

Medical NOtlce.-The Advertise rnents OF ths
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established m
the Suppression OF Quaekery, the Of all Diseases will
paper. w. 3. RICHARDSON. MI Agent.
Oer and COnsulting Rooms of the Coleae IS Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
PHILADELPHIA, August 2, Is45.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3 IS45.
Southwark all last evening in state of the great
confusion and alarm owing the outrageous con-
duct of of their fire companies which had been re
fused their annual appropriation, by The Board Of Com
missioners, the evening previous. This company the
Wecacoe, famous in the riot of July, Al its men,
bers active against the military, and it from
their house that the notorious roter, Cook was buried
with the American flag wrapped about his coffin The
company has always been favorite with the Nativist
authorities of Southwark but the triumph Of the mob
in the withdrawal of the military had let such spirit
of nsubordnaton loose in that district and Weca.
became rioous, nsolent, and domneering, that
the authorities attempted to curb them, but in vain
Southwark is quiet now, but there misgivngs
among the people, and there knowing what night
may bring forth.
ing round Of engagements at the Walnut Thea
tire with great success.
The drama ofthe Spy of ST. Marks, has been pro-
duced at the Arch street this week and great at
traction. II and the drama of the Flying Dutchman is
played tonight for the benefit of Mr. Stevens the stage
manager
Pie Chestnut will be opened under the management of
Burton, il is expected about the middle OF the mouth.
hear that extensive arrangements being made to
make old Drury what it of yore, and have hesi
tston in saying that Burton again make the house
OF this city.
The weather is cloudy and we have inst been visited
by heavy shower of rain. The wind il now blowing
from the and there ndicationS of clearing up
The Mexican news does not seem to have had much
effect to-day in retarding the prices of public stocks
which are advancing under the double operation Of Eu
ropean advces and the uar payment of the Pennsy
vania State interest. The Pennsy lvania Bank was
thronged yesterday and to-day with persons receiving
their interest," and the operation is carried with great
liz eness and despatch. State ives advanced on the
closing sales OF yesterday and closed firm at III Will
ming ton Railroad advanced and the bonds of the
pany Ii u s. Bank and Girard Bank fell of The fol-
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

LIFE INSURANCE.
n PIT A l. $2,50O,OOO
NlIe insured entitled participation of profits ON both En-
i ropean and American policies.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE aSSyR.
ANCE SOCIETY, LONDON
UNITED STATES BOARD OFLOCAL DIRECTORS
New YoRE BnANcH-OrFIyE "a WALL SrRrgr-
yIAIQb I.J oii HARLEf ESD, Chairman
Jonathan Goodhue, Esq
James Boorman ESD
George Barclay, Esq
samuel Rowland, Esq
Gorham A. Worth Esq.
IAIf JIEANDEIRs J. n STARR, Manager
The following among the advantages held out by this in.
such seldom offered by Life Insurance
peculiar advantages secured the
PEI OF the LOAN Department, thus blending the utility of
ssrtngs Bank with Life Insurance! ~
very large to be permanently invested the United
states n the Of three Of the Local Trustee
-aNaable always 10 the assured IS Guarantee Fund
IN. ynent OF premiums annually, hayearp, quarterly
No charge for stamp duty
thirty days allowed after each payment premium becomes
usr Tayenr ,yIo@ fsoyys fgo,ye,rse s.,s q pomeg h,
on the most moderate scale. -
ondens IN the policy less the assured than usual
IN cases OF Lille Assurance (See pamphlet.)
me dc!ud and declared profits published in successive Re-
Ports aordng data for calculations the Of
b IN his institution These proofs will at each division
Beng unconnected ,cith Marine OF Fire Insurance.
ihe rates or life with profits lorer than those of
oher foreign company eecting Life Insurance New York
The public respectfully requested examine the stn
Euisng principles Of this nstu,onhe tables Of
Loan peparment-beore deciding to insure elsewhere
Medcal Examiner in attendance the office daily
c O'Clock noon la AsN2s E n Fss Ssd % the So
jy2s a,aw is 3m rrc :. 1A''-' 'e"e'" agent
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

WhSUN,S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
8 Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business part Of the city This
and substantial dinner o1 cents lodgings Is For
venence and comfort this house equal hotel in the city,
and at half the price Permanent boade be
very reasonable terms.
All the decaces Of the served up they
in market half the price of other houses Elegant
private rlo Tor the referee dinners
per parties. The very best of liquors. jus 3mtrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
MUSIC.

X ENJOYED 20 No IS Franklin street, one door East OF
~ Broadway NJ DUMSDAY Professor Of the Guitar sing
ing Accoeon and Violin continues to teach Ladies and Gen.
uemen OF New York the above fashionable instruments &c
conaatiye short time, by his Anaysi and
System. Terms reasonable.
part OF the city, by the Satisfactory city and other re-
jy9 lmsm " ~ s"'
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

vTHE SUBSCRIB ER would respectfully inform them that
he has been the employ of the late Samuel Demt oye
twenty and the late Samuel Demlt hayng bequeathd
Of the Observatory his n
with his the business manufacturing repairing and
stand No. 239 Pearl street. ID. EG(IERT
JUG meod*rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-03
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
BATH BIJILDTNGS0

L'JING BhANCI1, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"
FORMERLY RENsHAws)
THIS weknon and delightful sea bathing establishment
will be opened for the reception ovsors the
25h June inst The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
desevedy high reputation which this establishment has
tofore acquired.
The price for boarding will be from 81 to SO weekch!
room, will find accommodating terms
The steamer Orus Captain c. Price from the Fulton market
will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch.
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of above
the Ocean House, to Immediately Long
Branch JAMES GREEN Proprietor.
June IL, l845. lie m<
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
BENEFIT OF MIR CHIPPENDALE.
Monday Evening, August f.
Will be presented Coleman's excellent Comedy Of
THE POOR CT NTLEMAN.
Emily w WorthIngton,. Miss Helen Matthews
Sir Robert Bramble. .......... Mr. w turton
Stephen Harrowby. ......... $500. John Seton
SoPo}Ial ross; .'.....,.,. S,cklnson
Gr Intermission of Half an Hour=l
Superb Piece ofFmeworks
To conclude with
FRA DIAVOLO
Lady Allcash. -. ......... $500. Mrs Trmm
Zerimd. MISS MARY Taylor
Lorenzo Dennison
CAn efre,ent roce Ill alw avs at,eaoance
tam good order and keep all improper persons
tkt- Tickets Fifty Cents.-En
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
nc Performance to commence o'clock. Doors at
o,cI Iock
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

Office ofhs Court has been removed ths day from the
Occupied by the Clerk District Court to Portion
toor where the docket records and files Of the Court viii
be hereafter kept. n
Persons desiring searches for judgments instead ofgiv
general notice for searches in the United States Court
will please send distinct notices.
! Tuesday. July Q. l843