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RICHARD FISHER, Jr. wATcH-MAxER and

e RICHARD FISHER, Jr. WATCH-MAXER and
&A Jeweller Is now prepared TO sel watches At re-
u, "a tail lower than aly other house IL the dty. a.
q . .,,anty receiving all descriptions direct fonl TIE
nanutctursrs Ia England France and Swttzerland ne
aI -, oaer very large assortment Of Gold Watches
rom SIS to SIG0 each Silver DO. nom So TO 5fV eash
N warranted keep good tne or the money retuIDen-
,so a ysry good ds4ortment OF Jewelry ana sh'G arc
Ilver taken IN exchange bought for cash watches
oss MUSIC Boxes and Jewery repairedn the hest man
- ,s y.rr,nted by experienced workmcn, low any
,ha~ houto In The city RICHARD FISHER .Ir importe,
= Vs,cg. and Joyyery, Wholesale ard retail, No 33I
o-o.duay Sew-York, few doors above The CITY Ho--
81 (ni0 RICH RI FTSTFS Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

30 THOMPSoN'S TRUSSES, Once 10 Beck.
4 %\Aman street. About 800 Of tho nrst physicians
spand surgeons OF NewYork have given their
decided preference TO this Truss, a. you can
graduate the pressure from 10 fty pounds on tho
rupture, without back pad which does so much injury
the spine. fair Trial being tho best test OF It's superb
ority II IS applied aud six days trial giycn and II II does
not retain the ruptde, while performing every kind Of ex-
cfcse coughing, and give perfect ease-in word
satisfactory In every respect, the money ehserfnly
returned and Tits Is the only condition on which you
should hy any Truss permanent cure Is easily effected.
and warranted Il directions followed.
Those sending tor this Truss need only mention the SIDE
rupiured and the measure roNnd ha hips they can grad
uae the pressure suit their Sold Wholesale and
retail NJ i3 Iseekalhn-st. auI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

I ORlLLARD hOUSE.-The suh,erl- > takes hi, oproi-
IL ,un,ty Informing his old inead .nd hs public Eeuera
w. thar he has leased the abovs named House under
yorable for runher Of The house Is
throUy yhoutihe sleeping large and well ryn
lated location the ctnire Of the se OF the
City dirrc, opposite the Astor onse aud fronting TIE psIk
Said house under the immediate sur-'ireLdeucr Of Col
w kMBALL well know aud popular caterer for the pub
he and by hope receive liberal .hsIe d
the public patronage HIRAM JOY.
JSr nn-I Ins
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
alI-H.alIng BaIsnm.

All-Eeullny BaIsnm.
AK your friends # they kGow of any thing thai will so
sresdily cure long aud tedious Coueh Disn. Of Blood
Bronchitis u ysleptc Consumption. Hoarsrncss influenza
viii :r vou-No here .eyer yet has been remedy nitro
dnc-d public which h4s been productive oi so much
good ~ o'ho" GTifo5 q s'gS ag cGR eo"'n
WM BoSo the celebrated Boston cracker baker 9i Sl,',p
street BROOKLYN that his WIFE has oeen afflicted WIN
,s nedics advice which Ne" York aud BrooSyn could
neay we'll His d.ushtrr who snhetin: from ;he same
tisea tried and also cured by T. Nrs boad Is now
a aa attend her usual duties through the Gay without
.pr taaoyanc- from her distreSsin. naady-
car 10 the the purpose OF obtaining bottle OF the
80 yr.rs aud exhrsi.d hrs arrival that he could
not .peas lie purchased bottle and rode home our Gays
fatigue distance ofovsT miles TO tell Of the wonde rnl
relief which - had exierrrced .om uaing about one half
oar 'o''iFc CONSUMPTION or THE LUNGS
M CoMrqR1 IS Whit 81 vas 50 low IL the m2nth } o. ps
entertained OF his recovery lie was PERSUADED TO try
the Oossoun and to ; sur, has so Tar restored hum to
Ii, ittrrr the OF YIN. H. Attir-, James Hsrman,
E. aad George w Hays Esq all bear 'esnmony from
their experience OF the healing properties ol tns u'sat
s's'ns'' IL SITTING BLooD.
Nt TporrorRN 352 Monroe 81; who had been troubled
for st rneth Of ;n- By cough and r.ed quau,i
blood relieved By one bottle OF the olosaoniAn
Drxxis KELLY Wa.er-st. also relieved from the
complaint elihoqsh he vas very much reduced tn hs
cs JuTn tie s; winter Although ne coughed constantly
and VAS r-r much roaoed with night we4ts wo bottles OF
.r remedy enabled hI 20 MS daily wors He was
entirely relieved. NV
formerly Of Newark y J. Henry Lisbon. y9 tiyngton-st
and lu.ncrou, o persoE have been speedily and fn.-
pantly cure! OF tl- sane complaint By this remedy.
1Et. ARRAY OF NAMES
,hh could Be f-oduc. rsoGs who have u'sd this gfert
.su+iy would noe .han l columE. Among the number
~ AZ. permitted refer VI SuIaseF iG2 Barcl.;s
Nr sUn Ho50.sE; 81 rS. Bell Of AlorfistowH, " j.,
James B. Dsvo- i 4e',eyt; Airs aIsAiIse % .stof;
reystr-vt; = Smith " ID avenue: N:s NJ L Attree of
this ci-y. and Ms. Archibald, . White.s;Hret
B. rot deceived sIih osr rsmedy when you wish 20
purchase this that Jl-r-S Oiosaon.n 0. AL
Hrauc 5sSa;n sold only u5 NasSau-s;rset door
above Ana rs Hys 10 FulioG Brooklyn; Anl al
] Iliurscris. Wiiilansbur:. al23m<
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

COti NSELLoRS' AND ATTORNEYS, LICENSES
~ TIE have new and c mutually engraved
forms 0f Diplomas Tor Solicitor, and Cnunebr, IN Chnrc-rv
and for Aitnrney> .pd Counsos IN The different ,y urts
printed seel oae'. McrIbc. OF E,r and those
bou, - become Armefs a-H n:ied call and examine
ten For sse .hc Law Bnrk. Book und
uf JANSEN & BELL.
l5SNrsnuSt Tribune tSu,IdtnCs
jNt<t7I TaPtis- Jist frc-ie-i mos. aAsD-
inta, or f,cy embossed ,ud sd iieu-ed PSrer Eussh
d tctsch co.frd .4sr i.afe with sod sis, h.uIes and
devices ol raf4u. kinds wait II splendid paper
m rr, yo, ~ iaYi:sl c.ii :h- Book aad Stationery
S,ont og JANSON :: BELL I5s Nass'u,s'ree
n,gy fribu.r Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

GC HULLS TRUSSES-Soticc TO Ruptured
n - Nrcrsons.-Pcrsons afflicted with Ruptures
S@>SSs>% world affords. application at the oftce,
No. yesey street. either Of the agents In the principal
towns In the United States BE careful 10 examine the
back pad OF Hus 1russes II they endorsed by
Dr. Hull In writing. None genuine be relied upon
rs good, without his signature.
MANY persons have undertaken TO vond imitationA q
us celebrated Tru,ses and thousands imposed upon
An consequence These limitations cannot ba relied upon
they are made BY uskul mechanics, and are no better
than the ordinary Trusses.
Rooms have been lifted up at No. Vesey street. ezci-
syuly for LADIES' having separate entrance nom the busi
ness department. where female Is in constant attendance
IN val, p,ou nati.nts NIL II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
BOARD.

DONRDING-N hand ,ouirly Turn sL~d the second
ID toor suitable for Gentlem5n and hs ne m-y e- had
with board \ few single gentlemen nso eau er seeommo-
dated with Do ,ri bv appvIng - Gpen street doon
from I,r,i 81 P.f-o.ncS, pyrh ug-d. mv7i -.
pOAkDlNG-As gentleman nnh wie. and iwu ,ns'e sen-
ID temen can I've accommodated good board
teel private family where the moderate, and
quiet, pleasant home may be iou6d lnquc at No a Oliver
+, eel. Madison street. ry3iI'
DOhRp MANTED-Ey Il genileunn respectable pn-
ID family the y OF Bcecher and Mlcd"us, ,ts.
Ad,rrSS Thomas =, rhi. office myss ~ 4
tlOARDiNG.-iwu three susic geA-n.en ami xrttls
ID and his wia he accommodated with pleasant
very auet nceh0orhood Fast ~t broadway rnd
convenient Ia the PAX nnd T.. o. Adss, W. Boz 30 Low
erP.O ny22 I've
- ALDA s~utittiat I'i Ia. Mii~ lew -. Lrtbr
ID b. accommodated with furnished uniunshed
Rooms with boaTd reasonable al - Berkmar
st M Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

ruczrsyockEx Stretch Reox: 4 Library OF Select
'A it,ra,ure Edited by LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK, Editor
n the KrckerbocSer 2togu2ine. burgess, STaINGER
1Co. Fo. sale by W. II. GRAHAM Tribune Build
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
'Cc IIHHsI"'tu 'II'V T"51
! or lnr'' merry lf"S W w.
Aud three merry la IS ~ we
! ON the land, and thou on the sand,
And Jack on the gallOws.tres.'

buried In the yard Of the little Dutch church st ber-
gen. on following sunday. From that day rward, the
fate of the Wild Goose scaled Ii wes pronounced
haunted house, and avoided accordingly.
The essay on Childhood" is not surpassed by
any thing in the volume. lRvNG's "Mountjoy,"
that exquisite autobiography of 'a Castle Builder"
succeeds aud this is followedhy mysterious and
strange, though well-aulhenticaed story, entitled
"The Iron Footstcp.' The Married Na,,'s Eyc -
exposing, in many truthful ways, the tyranny of that
matrimonial feature, closes volume, which is
afforded I've scarcely see howl at fifty cents We
aie glad TO see that several other works, tc be en-
braced in "The Knickerbocker textbook, are
already in preparation for the press The present
volume will cause them TO be sought for with
ayidity.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
REMOVALS.

.. ,,Is, mud fne WORK blosef wishes nfun his friends
bat he vii continue the ard 'olcI.s connance Of
Tier oatrnrnse th.o u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

Feb IS 1875. Providence. R.l
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of It's supe.
riOr value and efficacy Iamphs which be obtained
Of sen,s gratis, Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail and
for e1porliion by A. D. u. SANDS, Druggists No. ~
Fulton-st. 273 Broadv ay: u East Broaiwav aiiI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
SLAVERY

Thomas Campbell, in a letter 70 Cyrus
McNealy, published in the last MilIenial Hardin
lger, gives the Bible account of the whole sub
iect. He quotes the texts under various heads.
!, slavery the most seryile was pronounced and
inflicted on account Of sin; Genesis tx, %, 81.
ID, servants were bought by divine permission;
Gen. xvii, II -; Exodus xii, d., 40; Xxx, II;
Leviticus XIV, 80, 40, ii, 4G. Sd, slavery was
voluntary and involuntary; see prior texts and
Isaiah xiv, II; children were born slaves; or
Isold when young, or men were taken %captiVes
in war, or sold for debt. All men possess natu-
raj rights, but all are not born "free and equal, :"
and are not subjects of equal rights. 4th, no
Christian should fraudontly reduce men to in
voluntary servitude, except in a war diginely
authorized; Exodus xxi, is; Deuteronomy xiv,
q xiii, Is, IS; slavery is then punishment of
sin, and not necessarily sinful-lol tho sentence
is Gen; iii, l9--the evil is temporal, but good
results from it. Thousands have been saved
in slavery under pious Jew and Christians from
cruel wars and destruction. Tho political argu-
ments Of the day do not effect the Scriptural
views, as found in Ex. Xxi, 30 10 80, same chap
ter verses PA. Slavery was not always by vio-
%lence, for it was often accomplished by selfdis-
posal, insolvency or debt; Lev. XIV, 40-47.
The Bible does authorize men 10 hold property
in men. See the above texts, and also l CORN
thians vii, 1924; Ephcsians Vi, SO; Colossians
iii, %, 25, and w., |; / Timothy vi, /, 2; Titus
III, 0, 10; l Peter ii, 1920. The divine law Sc
cured to the Stare a competent supply Of the
necessaries of life and religious privileges.
Slavery does not interfere with a mans salvation
as Paul proves, for he did not tell Oneslmus to
flee or run AWAY. Cor. vii. 20-24. ! Tim. vi,
|, 81; l Cor. vii |, 40. Unreasonable usage,
immoral means TO continue slavery will be put
down as with Egypt, Babylon, Nineveh and Je-
rusaIem, on account Of cruelty and oppression.
Masters should so do both with respect to the
souls and bodies Of their servants as they would
desire TO be done 10 them in like circumstances
and this is the injunction Of the Bible.
EGchdngc paper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
New Coal Cooking stove

HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public generally that in addition to his former
Stock of Copper, Brass and Tin Ware which embra-
ces a great variety in that line, he keeps on hand a gen.
er4l assortment of castings, and has lately procured the
right to sell in this and the adjoining counties,
a New and highly improved Cooking
stove. Patented By j. J. anderson.
This Stove is constructed on principles truly philoso-
phical, and in several material points, differs from any
other heretofore manufactured. 1t contains n cYLIN-
DRIcAL OVEN which is entirely encircled with fame,
and consequently, bread and other articles are baked
with perfect equality in every part, and perfectly Sc
cured from smoke and SCOT. 1t is calculated for bur
ming either coal or rood, CONSUMES so much less fuel,
and REFUSES so much less attention than any other stove
now in use, as must render it a desirable object in eve
ry family.
Particular attention is requested to the following
CERTIFICATE,
This is to certify that we have used the New Cooking
Stove for sale by WILLIAM SHARP Of this place, and
have no h~esitancy in saying that for economy in fuel,
cleanliness and e~xactness in its performances, tits SUI
perior to any stove which we have seen.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
WILLIAM BARRETT,
JOHN McFADDEN,
JOHN LYLE, Mansion House.
WIN. SHARP.
Gadiz, Jan. "a, 1s45.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12

REMARKABLE.-A gentleman in New Jersey, near
Philadelphia, had been for a long time sick, and was
treated in the usual way for an affection ofthe lungs by
two eminent, physicians, until the disease assumed such
a malignant form that they declared that the patient
had IA confirmed consumption-tha medicine could do
no more, and he must die. Ills breath was so affected
by the disease that no one could stay in his room but a
short time. At this stage, when all hope had fed, a
friend gave him n bottle of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, declaring that any rate it could do him no harm.
He took it and grew much better. He continued the
use oft, and by using three or four bottles was COM
pletely cured. See advertisement. feb 5
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

WyILL BE SOLD at private sale, and possession
Wv given Immediately, a VALUABLE FARM,
situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio, on the
road from New Runley to CaHollton. Said farm con-
tains about 50 acres, three-iourhs ofwhich is in a good
state of cultivation, and the balance is well timbered.
There are nover-failing springs Of excellent water in
every field. There Isl good comfortable dwelling house,
excellent log barn, with convenient out-buildings, &c,
on the place. There is a splendid young ORCHARD
of wen-selected apple trees, some ten varieties, together
with peach trees, plumb trees, cherry trees, and a
choice lot of shrubbery, grape vines, &c, &c. For
terms and other particulars, inquire of James Harper,
nNew Rumley, or to the undersigned, at the Office OF
the Cadiz Sentinel. L. HARPER.
feb. ST
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12

ONLY GIVE A FAIR TRIAL. We ask no more of any
one, than to give Dr.. Jayne's Expectorant a fair trial,
and if it does not cure the various diseases for which
it is recommended, sooner and more efIectually than
any other medicine that has been offered to the public,
the proprietor is willing to undergo any penalty, how
ever severe, the public may see proper to impose upon
him, 1t has, and it will cure coughs, colds, bronchitis,
~bleedings from tho lungs or throat, w~hooping cough,
and a very large majority of the hopeless cases of con.
sumption, when physicians and their prescriptions fail
harm you, butt it must and will do YOU good.
Prepared only by D.. Jaynes, No, 20, SOUTH Third
street, Philadelphia. -:
For sale at the Drug Store of
MCLEAN & KNOX
jan. 25. Cadiz, Ohio.,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

Among the many medicines set forth to cure Con-
sumption. or diseases ofthe Lungs, Doctor DUNCAN's
EHPECTORANT REMEDY stands foremost. Pub
ic confidence has given it a preference above all 9TH
es for the wonderful cures it daily performs. In all
Diseases of the Lungs, Chest and Liver, there is no Me-
dicine among the hundreds before the public that will
mucous from the air cells, and coadjulated mas
ss Of matter which line the trachea and impedes the
perspiration, but Doctor Duncan's Expectorant Rene
dy. This medicine strengthens and imparts vigor to all
the organs throughout the lungs, andsenables them to
throw out all distinctions which had ippcded their
free operation and subjected them to disease, coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, difficulty ofEbreathing, spit
ting of blood, hectic fever, night sweats, and all other
approaching symptoms of consumption, use DR., Dun
certain to have all those evil seeds driven from your
system, ann your life saved. For sale in Cadiz by
feb5 w. B.. BEEBE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12

WE ARE MOTH THE HABIT of e~ulogising any
thing in the form of I" Patent Medicines" for we have
long been of the opinion that nothing but a worthless
nostrum needs the imposing name of Patent" to bring
it into notice. Hence our hostility has been strong and
Incorporating against every thing in the line. But
at length our p~rejudces have been forced to yield to the
immense amount of testimony in favor of DR.. Wistar'a
Basam Of Wild Cherry. Judging from what VIC have
seen and heard of its effects, we pronounce ittho most
fortunate combination of medical agents ever discover
ed, for the cure of Consumption; and, indeed, it appears
to be perfectly master Of all pulmonary complaints
We advise the public to make an immediate and a fir
trial Of it, and they will then praisa it more warmly than
we have done. Sec advertisement.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
NEr. REeNulty and the wings.

The Washington correspondent of the Ohio
State Journal, underline date Of Jan. 80, has the
following singular paragraph, with an ominoue
line, which we have put in italics:
"Mr. McNulty, to day, had another hearing
before Justice Morsell and The District Attorney
on the charge of embezzlement. IT'S said thai
the examination ~as unexpectedly faroraJle to'
him. 1t seems, so goes the report, that the bank
in which he kept his account had made a mistake
against him of $4,000, which would reduce the
delalcatlon discovered by the committee on ac-
counts to $4,000. 1t is said that his %suretics
have recovered $4,000 Of the missing funds
If this be true, and the evidence given in to-day
be substantiated, the deficit has been reduced to
$4,000. But it seems utterly incredible that if
all this could have been made TO appear, McNul-
ty would have allowed the proceedings of the
House upon his expulsion TO have gone on with
out sayinga word Or raising his hand in his own
Justification. There is something here 10 be OK
plained.n
Every one would naturally ask, uhat does this
mean?
After tho bitter and malignant donunciutions
from that quarter, what has come to pass, to pro-
ducc this remarkable cbange?--in a party toe
that never does wrong, either by way of banl
defaIcatioa or Gay thing else, honestsouls as they
are! But read the following Of the same date,
in the letter Of Per Sc; both Of these letters APP
peared last night, one in the Journal, and the
other in the Statesman. Per Sc says:
" Without oscertain:ng any Of the particular
facts elected in the pending judicial examlna-
ton Of the late clerk Of the House, we are in
formed this evening, that certain Developments
hare been made, Vhich uiU lcore the whigs for
TIC present nth but little 10 boastcf, as to the an.
failing punct0aHty Of their c0fcers."
This we presume is a full explanation Of the
modified tone of the wing scribblers. We at
least put that and that together, and the reader
can sit down by his own fresido, and Judge fol
himself-StateSman,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
DELAY NoT Bun SEEK HEALTM BEFORE TT

DELAY NOT BUT SEEK HEALTH BEFORE IT
Is TOO LATE.
The following testimonial from Mr.. Wesley Blizzard
o our own township, who is personally known to many
of our citizens we presume will be read with interest
COnstitutionaliSt.
Mcssrs. JOSLIN & ROWE
The following history Of my experience in the use of
DR.. DUNCAN's EXPEcToRANr, yon are at liberty to pub
fish ifyou think proper. In the fall of'4l, Twas attack
ed with Il severe cough, and more or less painand sore
ness through the chest, which continued inaba.ed thro't
the winter. As warm weather approached | became
somewhat relieved, but still the soreness and cough did
not entirely leave me. At the commencement of the
winter of'42-3, began to get much worse, great soreness
through my whole chest, difficulty of breathing, severe
and constant cough, followed ina short time by a copi-
Gus expectoration of matter, rapid emaciatiun &c.
These symptoms continued to grow worse and worse,
until Twas so much Frustrated as to be mostly confined
to my room, and scarcely able to help myself, having
little confidence in the ability of physicians to relieve
or cure a consumption which | supposed to have lie.
come already seated upon me, ! had entirely neglected
the use Of any prescription whatever until | saw in tn,
Advocate an advertisement Of DR.. Duncan's which in
duced me to purchase o; Mr.. Briggs who was then n
me some relief from my s~ufferings, although | expected
nothing more. In March, '43, | commenced using it
and.in four days time, the soreness in my chest was en-
tirely removed, my cough was much relieved, expecto
rated freely, and %beganto mend in every respect. Ii
short, continued taking until | had used ten bottles
when | found myselfentirely cured, and have remained
30 until the present. need not shy that I consider the
Expectorant n most valuable medicine for lung afFoc.
tons, and MS such have, and do still most ~cheerfully re-
commend IL. WESLEY BLlZARn.
Newark, April, 1914.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale at the store
of w, b, REEBE.
Cadis, Ohio. Dec. 25fh.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
{ & 4

Having been long subject to a bronchial affection Of
the throat, called BRONCHITIS, which gave me much
trouble while in the discharge OF my professional duties,
to try the Balsam of Wid Cherry, and must ~candidly
say. 1 have found it superior to anything l have ever
used. In performing the services of the church, have
been very subject to a hoarseness attended with a sore
ness of the throat, from which have always found
prompt relief from the use of this Balsam; and having
used it for nearly two years with continued success, |
would advise every one subject to such attacks, to keep
this invaluable remedy always at hand.
EDWARD r. PIERCE, D. d.
NJ The GENUINE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY has also been used with like satisfactory results by
a number ofour most distinguished Clergymcn in Gin
cinnati.
Still further eridences Of this remarkable curahre proper
ties Of tbs insrtintabe preparation.