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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-05
LATER FROM MEXICO.
OVERTHROW OF SANTA ANN

OVEN E11ON Vt Ia ANNA
We have still later news from Mexico than
that which we publish in another column of this
days paper. A passenger arrived at Charleston,
on 18th ult. direct from Vera Cruz. He brought
information that the whole country seemed to be
up in arms against Santa Anna, and that the
Mexican Congress issued a decree declaring
him to be a traitor and outlaw, and antlIorising
any man who may meet him to take his life.
By another arrival at New Otleans, We learn
that the tyrant Santa Anna has been oyelthrown.
A Postscript 10 a letter published in the New Or
leans Picayune says:--" Dates from Mexico to
the 9th arrived last night by express. A despe-
rate battle had taken place on the plains Of APP
pan, between Santa Anna on one side, and Bra
yo and Paroles on the other, which resulted in
The total route Of the former, who was captured
while attempting TO e~scape--50O men are re-
ported 10 be killed--General Paroles had been
despatched by Bravo N pursuit after routed troops,
while Bravo, himself, was OIL his march back to
Mexico, with his august prisoner. This is all |
have time to write you"
This is another San Jacinto defeat to Santa
Anna. The sun of his glory is forever set. II
he can possibly make his escape, he had better
seek refuge among the tories of England. He
will find conjenial spirits there, TO sympathise
with his misfortunes!
1t is stated that Governor SHANNON, our Min
lister TO Mexico, has been more at ease, since the
overthrow Of the tyrant, and the escape OF his
clustering minister RECON. He meets with bet
Ter feeling and a franker intercourse from the
new government.
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New Coal Cooking stove.


2 ME subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and
the public generally that in addition to his former
Stock of Copper, Brass and Tin Ware which embra-
ees a great variety in that line, he keeps on hand a gen.
eral 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. .4nderson.
This Stove is constructed on principles truly philoso-
phical, and in several material points, differs from any
other heretofore manufactured. 1t contains a crLIN-
DRIcAL OVEN which is entirely encircled with flame,
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 WOOd, 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 hesitancy in saying that for economy in fuel,
cleanliness and exactness in its performances, it is su-
perior to any stove which We have seen.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
WILLIAM BARRETT,
JOHN McFADDEN,
JOHN LYLE, Mansion House.
VIM. SHARP.
Cadiz, Jan. "a, Is45.
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DELAY NOT BUT SEEK HEALTH BEFORE IT

DELAY NOL BUI SEEh HEALTH BEtORE II
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:
C0nStItutionaESt
Messrs. JOSLIN & ROWE
The following history of my. experience in the use Of
DR.. DuNcAN's ExPEcroRANT, yon are at liberty to pub
Esh if you think proper. In the fall of'4l, Twas attack
cd with Il severe cough, and more or less pain and sore
ness through the chest, which continued inabated 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 eXpcCtoration Of matter, rapid emaciatiOn &c.
These symptoms continued to grow worse and worse,
until | wasso much Frustrated as to be mostly confined
my room, and scarcely able to help myself, having
tottle confidence in the ability of physicians to relieve
or cure a consumption which ! supposed to have be-
come already seated upon mol had entirely neglected
the use of any prescription whatever until | saw in the
Advocate an advertisement of DR.. Duncan's which in
duced me to purchase o: Mr.. Briggs who was then a.
gent, one bottle OF his medicine, hoping it might afford
inc some relief from my sufferings, although | expected
nothing more. In March, '43, l 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. In
short, | continued taking until | had used ten bottles,
when | found myselfentirely cured, and have remained
so until the present. need not say that consider the
Expectoranta most valuable medicine for lung alec-
tions, and as such have, and do still mos! c%heerlully re-
commend it. WESLEY
Newark, April, 1874.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale at the store
of w. B. BEEBE.
Cadiz, Ohio. Dec. 25th.
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{ & T

Having been long subject to a bronchial affection OF
the throat, called BRoNCHtTIs, which gave me much
trouble while in the discharge OF my professional duties,
and finding most remedies Intellectual, | was induced
to try the Baisan Of Eild Cherry, and must ~candidiy
say, l have'found it superior to anything have ever
used. In performing the services ofthe church, | have
been very subject to a hoarseness attended with q sore
ness Of the throat, from which I have always found
prompt relief from the use OF this Baleam; 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.
~ The GENUINE WlsTAr's BAIsAM OF Wild CHER.
RY has also been used with like Satisfactory results by
a number Of our most Distinguished Clergylnen in Gin
cinnati.
Sill further euideaces Of this remarkable c~urat.rs proper
ties Of ttas issdimGJ!: preparation.
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Cheesing News From, washington!

Immediately after the passage of the Texas
remuneration resolutions in the House, that bo-
dy took up the Bill forthe occupation Of Oregon.
It was debated in Committee of the Whole, on
last Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day, on. latest date. The House is covering it.
self with imperishable glory. We must have
the Oregon question settled this winter, despite
the clustering i~nsolence of Great Britain. Our
Senators and Representatives dare not meet
their constituents face to face, if they adjourn
without passing the Oregon Bill.
In the Senate, the joint resolution to re-annex
Texas is now in Committee of the Whole, and
we hope it will meet with a favorable rec option
and be speedily passed through that body.
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stnte Road Notice.
.4uditor's Office, Harri,on county, Ohio,

sdaditor's Office, Harrison county, Ohio,
january 2jHi, 1916:
A LII persons interested in the establishment Of the
n State Road, lately located from Bloomfield, JEFF
icrson county, TO st. ClairsYille, Belmont county Ohio,
will take notice that the Commissioners ofsaid county
Mt their next March Session, will hear the parties in
favor or against the establishments Of said road, and
the application for damages of any person or persons,
on account Of the location Of snid road through his,
her, or their lands.
JaA. 80, ls4B. JOHN SHARP, Anditor.
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October 10.
Auditor of State.

JOHN WooDs, (Query-Who is John Woods?)
was elected Auditor of State, on last Thursday,
in the place of Hon. John Brough.
ELISHA N. SILL was elected Acting Fund
Commissioner, on the same day.
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AN OFFICER FOR ONE OF THE "MoTHERLEss
PUrs."--A. H. Lovett, a Teller in the CONNER
cinl Bank Of Albany, is a defaulter TO the amount
of $34,447. Tho Bank will lose about $4,000.
as LOvett's securities are in for II TO the tune of
$4,000.
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OF The extrac, from the speech Of Mr..
Caldwell. of Kentucky, in this days paper, will
be read with interest," we have no doubt, by eve
ry subscriber. 1t presents the question of an
nexation in a new form 10 he country. He
shows that the occupants ofthe territory ofTex-
as protested against the transfer of that country
to Spain, by the treaty of lsl9-,hat neither
Spain nor Mexico acquired any right to Texas
under the treaty of l5l9-and that Texas, in
stead of forming any i~lliance with Mexico, con-
tinued, at all times, in a hostile opposition TO
that country, and did, eventually, by a brilliant
and successful revolution, conquer Mexico, at the
famous battle Of San J~acinto, became free, and
continued free to this day. Who cares if Mexi-
co never recognized the independence of Texas
they are semi-barbarians, at all events, and are
not governed by the international rules of eti-
quette, d~ecency, custom, common sense, or law.
As mean, and tyrannical, and i%nsolent as was
John Bull, he was compelled, yes, compelled, to
acknowledge the independence 10 the United
States. But the Mexican tyrant, Santa Anna,
had not even the decency Of John Bull.
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The Rochester Democrat says the epidemic
called the Black Tongue, and by others the ma
lignant Erysipelas, prevails 10 considerable ex-
lent in the villages of Mount Norris aud Nunda,
and the inhabitants of both places are in a state
of considerable alarm.
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LOOK 0uT-GRRAT RARGA1Ns!

LOOK OUT-GREAT BARGAINS.
& w. HAMILTON viii leave Cadiz the krstof
. April next, and all persons knowing themselves
indebted tous, will be so kind as 70 calland pay Us be
fore that time. As our accounts arc small and numeI-
Gus, it win save us a great deal o~fexpense and ;TUuols
If you attend 10 this promptly.
Those who wish to buy Boots and Shoes cheap, viii
do well to call and buy from this until the hIst OF APnli
as we are determined TO sell at cost. or very much under
the customary prices while we remain.
+. & w. HAMILTON.
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Respectfully yours, &c,
JOS. MORRIS.

WV A'AOJSLhlD'
BY reference to our Congressional head, our
readers will find the proceedings at length, with
the yeas and nays on the final passage of the
measure in the House. We believe with Gen.
Jackson, that the psesent is the golden moment
10 obtain Texas, and if the United States do not
re-annex that lovely and valuable country nor,
it will be lest forever. We congratulate the
numerous friends of annexation on this happy
contamination, so far as the decision of the
House has effected it; and it now remains only
for lhe Senate to act in accordance with the
voice Of the people, to settle forever the excl
ting agitation on this allimportant subject to the
welfare and peace Of the Union. The Globe
says:
"The act authorizes Texas TO come in as a
State; and this realizes at once the stipulations
of the treaty of 1903, which bound the United
States TO France to perform this very act. The
resolution of this day is, in fact, nothing more
than the execution of Mr.. Jefferson's treaty. by
which the territory Of Texas was acquitted
Mr.. Adams treaty of 1919 was an abortion. 1t
coded the country and. the people VIC were
bound by solemn covenants TO bring into the
Union 10 The despot;sm Of Spain. But the peo-
pie of Texas instantly put in a protest against
this breach Of faith, proclaimed their freedom,
and, having maintained their independence u
gainst both Spain and Mexico, now come back TO
the United States, asking the redemption of the
pledge i'll the treaty under which the country
was first settled by our citizens, when all the
world must admit the abrogation of the treaty
through which intriguing diplomacy sought 10
cxonerate the nation from its honest obi is%ations,
~revives them in full force"
The Hon. MILToN BRowN, Of Tennessee, is
the author of the annexation resolutions, as they
passed the House. Mr.. Brown is a Wing, and
we suppose like his friend of the Slashes, "would
be glad TO see Texas annexed, without war, with
out dishonor," &c. We have an exalted opinion
of his resolutions, and but few of the opposite
party, we should think, will find fault with them.
II now remains for the Senate TO do its duty.
At-frst it was thought that a majority of Sena-
tors would be found against the annexation OF
Texas; but within tn. last few days, we have re-
ceived such information from Washington, as
leads us TO the opinion that the measure will
probably pass that body also. Messrs. Japan
and ALLEN, we presume, will obey the instruc-
tons of our Legislature, and vote against an
nexation; but it is stated that both$ the newly
elected Senators from New York, Messrs. DICK
INsoN and DICK, will vote in the affirmative.
FOSTER, of Tennessee, and probably other Wing
Senators, will vote on the same side. But VIC
must be patient, cut short our specutations, and
wait the final issue.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-05

AT a fire at Hampden, Me-. last week, in the
dwelling of Mr.. ChesterWells, a boy, eight years
of age, and a girl of the age of fifteen, were
consumed in the flames. Another son and
daughter escaped by leaping from the chamber
window--the daughter badly burnt.
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Times Of Holding Courts,
COMMON PLEAS.

Harrison-April %, August Is, November 8
Jefersoa--May 5, September l, November II.
Belmoht-March 3, May 10, September Is.
Tuscarara3-March "a, June %, October Is.
CarrOH-April d, August IL, November II.
SUPREME COURT IN HARRISON COUNTY,
October l3.
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Digging the Grave of the WING Party"

The following article is from the Cincinnati
Bulletin, a wing paper. 1t is no wonder that
the Indignation Of honest men in the wing ranks
is becoming aroused at the doings ofthe present
coon Legislature, Since the Parliament of
Merton, in England, q greater pack of boobies
and knaves never attempted 10 make laws than
the majority of he Ohio Legislature this winter.
Well is it said by their own organs that 'they are
digging the Craze Of whig party in Ohio as fast
as they can"
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Clay Monuments

The Wings in various parts Of the country
propose 10 erect monuments in honor of their
chief. County, State and National erections
are spoken Of; of course the form, size and
as we'll as the materials, will be various,
according TO the tastes, funds, &C., of the con-
But have seen no inscription for
any one mentioned, and | will contribute my
in this respect. Some months ago, there
appeared in the papers a neat, concise, expressive,
and now, it seems, a truthful article, which may
be made TO fit monument; Of any size or shape;
cordially recommend its adoption, espe-
as it is susceptible of being read in no
than 62l different ways. 1t is as follows:
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The town of Milwaukee, only eight years old,
has now a population of eight thousand people
and adaily newspaper.
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Our FOR A FOURTH DEFEAT IA letter from
Lexington to Nashville says, that Mr.. Clay will
be the Wing candidate for ls4s. Grant il, that
he may be beat once more before his death
All are ready for the heat.
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a. The Democrats of New Lisbon have
formed a Dorr Association. That is right. We
hope the whole country will be filled with such
associations, until the Algerine tyrants of Rhode
Island, will tremble with fear.
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By commencing with the letter c in the CEN
ire, CLAY CAN'T COME 1T NAV be read in
every direction, the truth of which has been as
abundantly established as the words are various
ly read in the above inscription.
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LEGISLATURE OF New YoRK.-The Senate
stands: Democrats 81; Wings 4; Natives /.
Democratic majority over all, %.
In the House, Democrats 81; Wings DC; Ma
tives 10. Democratic majority over ALL, 6.
Democratic majority on joint ballot, %.
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WYANDoTTE CoUNTY.-A bill has passed both
branches of the Ohio Legislature to establish
he new county of Wyandotte. Upper Sandus-
81 Is the county seat.
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The total number of slaves in Jamaica for
whom compensation was awarded in 1884, was
300y336.
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MAERIED-In the city of New York, on Sunday, the
18th ut. by His Honor, the Mayor, MIR. RICHARD w.
HARPER, to Miss SARAH {. FAIRwEATHER.
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WISTAR'S
.AZSAE7 OF WILD CHERRY.
Jan. Is, 1916.

BAESAM OF WILD CHERRY.
That it stands at the head of other remedies is now
conceded. 1t has cured thousands upon
thousandg-of all clasacs-in cases Of the most dam
gerously consumptive character. And physicians OF
the greatest emineuce throughout our whole country,
unhesitatingly recommend it, as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of Pharma-
cy. The sales in the Western States have thus far
been unparalleled; and the most gratifying proofs Of its
efficacy have been received from erery place 0teTet
has been used.
REMARKABLE CASE furnished BY .Messs. B. "A. Fahn-
stock Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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"Ono CITIzEN-Summary of the Constitution
aud Statutes of the State of Ohio, reduced
TO qucstions and answers, for the use ofschools
and families. By A. T. Perry and J. r. Swan.
Columbus, j. II. Riley, Publisher"
Such is the title of small book of $50 pages.
which has just been issued from the press.
The work does credit to Messrs. Perry and
Swan, the compilcrs; Mr.. Riley, the Publisher
and Mr.. Scott the Printer. 1t is a volume that
should be in the hands of every citizen of The
State, old and young. Its comprehensive brew.
ty and admirable simplicity will recommend il
10 every person. Almost every subject con.
nected with the government, laws and policy Of
the State, is embraced in this little volume,
Statutes of wonderful length, filled up with lie.
gal technicalilies and verbose nonsense, are
abridged into a few words, in the form of ques.
lions and answers, so plain, that he Who run
may read and understand. But as we presume
every person who can spare half a dollar will
purchase the "Ohio Citizen'' for himself. We
will not extend this notice further than to say
thst z. BAyLEss, Esq, Treasurer of this county
has the work for sale at his office. Call anc
purchase q p
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or Messrs. HASTINGS and MILLER, Senators
from Harrison and Belmont counties, in our State
Legislature, will again accept our thanks for
forwarding us various interesting documents.
Honorable Reverend Jacob Lennon, Esquire,
Representative, will also accept our thanks for
the documents he has not forwarded us.
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WoMAN's CoNsTANoY.--The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, in speak.
ing of the defalcation of Mr.. McNulty, says:--'
=" His to be pitied wife, with an infant which he
has never seen, arrived here yesterday, just in
the midst of all his misfortuues, with the finger
of scorn and disgrace pointed at him, and deser'
ted by all the world; at such a moment was wo.
mans affection shown the strongest. Poor crea'
ture, she deserves every sympathy and kind
ness"
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MAP OF TExAs.--We are indebted TO Senator
ALLEN fora beautiful engraved Map of Texas.
We find it very useful at the present moment.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
TEXAS BILL PASSED THE HOUSE!

On last Wednesday evening we received the
following brief, but important letter, from Hon.
JosEru MORRIS, our Repre- sentative in Con-
gresss
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Cadiz, Jan. "a, 1s45.

ONLY GIVE 4 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 electually than
any other medicine that has been offered to the public,
the proprietor is willing to uude;go any penalty, how
ever severe, the public may see proper to impose upon
him. 1t has, and it will cure coughs, colds, bronchitis,
b~leedings 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
to do any good. Again we say try it. Ii will not
harm You, but il 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.
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From The Cincinnati Bulletin.
WHAT ARE OUR LEGISLATORS ABOUT?

Is "a question often asked, TO which we have
heard no satisfactory answer given. II seems
to us, however. that they are DIGGING THE
GRAVE OF THE WING PARTYIN OHIO
AS FAST AS THEY CAN. Before the win
ter is out, we doubt not, that work will be WELL
DONE, and next fall we shall be called on TO
join i'll The funeral obsequies. Instead of acting
out the principles they SO loudly profesSed, in
stead Of doing what all expected them TO do;
the Legislature of the great State Of Ohio thus
far have done nothing, but giue birth to aRICK-
ETY. BANK BILL, wbich cannot stand or go
alone, and which has so many sections, and is so
interminably long, that an ordinary period of hui
man life, is loo short 10 digest it.-And, for the
rest, they have done nothing. We understand
they have a bill Of legal reform in the course of
concoction. Ten chances TO one, they will
spoil it in the manufacture, and it will come
forth an abortion, after all. Why, it takes six
weeks of hard legislation, in these days, to
make a Judge Of all inferior Court. 1t was eX-
pected confidently by the wing party, that this
Legislature would have regulated our currency,
given US a banking system that a man Of plain
common sense could understand, and one that
by some remote possibility could be carried in
to operation. That they would have repealed
that miserable contemplate retrenchmont law,
Of last session, which ought to make every Cit
zen of Ohio blush; and in IFS place, introduce a
fair and liberal compensation for all public Off
GERS. But alas, they have done nothing. They
have given us this programme of a banking sys-
tenn, which is already dead, and into which the
breath Of life can by no possibility be breathed:
and as TO the ietrenchment law they dare not,
and will not touch it, Can it be possible that
they are wings uho hare thus disgraced them
~sclrcs, We don't deserve to haze power, if this
is the way we make use of it.
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