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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

VNTILL BE SOLD at private sale, and possession
w given Immediately, a VALUABLE FARM,
situated in Perry township Carroll county Ohio, on the
road from New Ru.qley to Carrollton Said farm
tans about so acres teeiourths ofwhich in good
state of cultivation ant the balance is well timbered
There are never-filing springs of excellent water in
every field There is good comfortable dwelling house,
excellent log barn. with convenient out-budings, &c,
on the place There is a splendid young ORCHARD
of we-selectc apple trees 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,
in New RumIey, or to the Undersigned, the office Of
the Cadiz Sentinel l.. HARPER.
feb. 5-tf
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Terms of the Sentinel.
r. e NJ OVA Z =.
TIERNAN n JONES

TIERNAN & JONE
TTAvE REMOVED THEIR WHOLESALE CASH
WAREHOUSE from No. 80 to 1913 Wood ST., one
door above the corner OF 5th street.
This being the only EXCLUSIVE CASH WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT in Pitts
burgh merchants who wish to purchase goods here,
low as they can possibly bring them from the East are
invited to examine and satisfy themselves that it CAN
BE DONE thereby saving three or four weeks in time,
which is great object.
Their stock at present is very good, which, with
fresh supplies expected in the course OF month, will
enable them to furnish an assortment for any section
he Western Country at prices that cannotfa to give
atslacton. Pittsburgh, eb. 26. 1874
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sDan,I Webster, at Rochester.

SCANDAL TO THE CLoTH.--A PRESBYTERIAN
clergyman of Oneida county, who with lady
recently put up at a hotel in New York under an
assumed name-his wife being at the. time in
Oneida county--has been suspended. He has
been in a similar scrape before, but got off by
running the character of two witnesses.
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs Madison dined recent
ly with President Tyler. Their united ages are
more than ITO years! They we're formerly in
innate, but have not met before 40 years. Mrs.
Hamilton is SO, and yet she walked with ease
one day from Capitol Hill to the Presidents
House, nearly two miles.
CHEAP PosTAcE.--Itisa remarkable fact that
the Brltshinail now carries letters throughout the
realm Tor penny, and newspapers for nothing
ana yeti the vast increase Of letterwriting, il
nowiclears TO the government about four millions
cfdOllars annually!
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WHO VIOLATION OF CONTRACTS
THE SOLEMN CONTRACT MADE WITH
THE STATE PRINTER REPEALED !


The accidental whig majority ofthe Ohio Leg
islature have stopped at nothing which would adj
minister to rheir party rapacity. The interests
of the people were totally neglected, whilst the
pgoviding of offices for their federal partizans,
and the establishment of Bank Government,
by which bankers are exempted from the resPon-
sibilities of private citizens, absorbed their
whole attention. On Monday, the 10th instant,
the solemn contract with the State Printer for
doing the legislative printing, was violated by an
act of the whig members of the Legislature
repeating said contract. This outrageous pro-
ceeding, in violation of every principle of honor
and the constitution of our Stale, is the result
of pure political spite, on the part of the federal
majority in the Legislature toward Samuel Me-
dary, because he dared to expose their corrupt
proceedings, and lay bare the dark and damning
plots of their secret tin-pan, and expose their
fragrant acts TO the eyes of the world!
After consummatng this foul deed, the next
step was TO reach the Statesman through his re-
porter, by an effort on the part of Mr.. Kelley 10
eApel him, for alleged false report, which pro-
we'd to be too true to afford the least ground for
expelling him.
The fact is, the whg LIE gislature made itselI
so infamous, that gladly would they, destroy the
record, if it were possible.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE WING PARrY.--We per-
ceive by the Commercial Advertiser, and by the
movements of Mr. Morehead in the Senate, that
the whig party are beginning to collect their
forces, and to organize for the campaignin lS4S
This has probably been brought about by the ap-
pearance of Mr. Webster at Washington. 1t is
stated that he had consultation with all the SEN
ators belonging to the whig party, and that they
agreed upon some general plan of operations,
probably to oppose The Texas annexation and oc-
cupation ef Oregon, as the only open questions
at this moment. In connection with this we per-
ceve that the Commercial Adpertiser of this city,
always in the interest of Mr.. Webster, through
Hiram Ketchum, has openly by implication
brought forward Mr. Webster as the whig candi-
date for AS Now there are great many wings
and others throughout the country who will de-
mur at this nomination, or thrusting Of Mr.. Web
ster before the party as their candidate for the
succession, and who believe that he does aot pos
sess elements Of popularity sufficient 10 carry
| him into the Presidency.
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

Among the many medicines set forth to cure Con-
sumption. or diseases ofthe Lungs, Doctor DUNCAN's
EXPECTORANT REMEDY stands foremost. Pub
lie confidence has given it preference above all 9TH
Diseases of the Lungs, Chest and Liver there is no Me-
dicine among the hundreds before the public that will
remove mucous from the cells, and coadulated mas
ses of matter which line the trachca and mpedes the
perspiration but Doctor Duncan's Expectoran Reme-
dy This medicine strengthens and mpars vigor to all
the organs throughout the lungs and enables them to
throw out all Instructions which had mpoded their
free operation and subjected them to disease, ougha
colds, asthma bronchitis difficulty Of br eahing, spit
Ting of blood, hectic fever, night sweas, 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
ieb5 w. B. BEEbE
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NOTICE.

a Ill persons indebted to the late FIRM of ''Hogg
N & ipton,'' respectfully requested to call at
the store of William Iogg Co., (the old stor room
of Hogg g. Tipton) in Cadz, and settle their accounts
Those who cannot pay Immediately. will please, at
least to close their accounts, by giving their notes MY
son. William Hogg, is duly authorized to act for me IN
settling the business of the said FIRM.
JOHN HOGG, Surviving partner of said firm
CadiZ. March 10. IS45.
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From the Ohio Statesman, March A
Extreme legislative Madness.

The Senate passed TO engrossment, last night,
the bill from the House, repeating the laws ul
1912 and lS42, compelling banks to take their orn
paper for debts o,cing them, and for other pur-
poses. Had it not been for these laws, the
Granville bank paper, would never nave been
worth 10 cents on the dollar. They repeal al
the same time the IL per cent penalty for sus-
pension. The whole argument OF The wings
went to the admission, that the banks they have
created will break, and they are now passing
laws 10 give full scope to their swindlng, and re-
serving no shadow Of protection to the people!
We never expected to witness such scene
as that in the Senate last night, from men who
pretended to have any regard for the people
Mcssrs. Disney, Barley and Baldwin ably and
leelingly opposed the consequences of such e-
gislation. Fhe question is asked freely to-day,
''what may we not expect nextW For twenty
one years has the law of "a beenon our statute
books, sanctioned by time, by the public voice,
by the judicial courts, by Observation-Disclosures,
and great has been its protection 10 the people
We very well recolIect that the wings, in 1912
when the democrats passed the amendment tc
the law of 1924, opposed it on the ground that
the low Of "a compelled the banks to receive
their owl paper. This was their excuse then
fearing to go before the people with any other
nor they haze become sufficiently cmboldencd tc
strife The oholc from the statute books' This is
the pay the people get for listening 10 the fork
ed tongue of coonery and hard cider.
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EsTATE OF JOHN TIPTON DECD,

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator of
the estate of John Upton, late of Cadiz Harrison CO..
deceased All persons indebted to said estate and to
the late firm of ''McAdam Il Tipton," are required to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them, duly authorized
for settlement, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM HOGG, administrator.
CatliZ, March 10, IS45.
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OLD FIRM REVIVED.
EVANS a. McFADEN.

ME subscnbersbeg leave to inform their friends and
l. the public, general, that they have entered in
to partnership for the purpose of continuing tho man
uiacture Of Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Plough Castings,
Stoves, Hollow waro and NIL kinds Of Casting the
old and well known establishment
"EVANS' MILL,n No. 10 WATER STREET.
Mr. McFaden respectfully solcits a return and con-
tinuance OF heparonaee OF the friends of the old aud
former firm OF Evans and McFaden,n whilst Mr..
Evans also soicts continuance OF tho patronage OF
The friends of the late firm of o. 0. Evans l. Co.
GEO M. EVANS,
Pittsburgh, Feb. &c 1874 JOHN McFADEN.
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oANNEXATION.n

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, low for cash,
wrought shares. Also, Corn and Side-FIill Ploughs.
and others-no new improved, but the old and well
tried, and known to be good.
He likewise keeps on hand Wagons for sale at his
shop in Cadiz Il. LAIZURE.
feb. l9.--2mo.
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Vain man.
T--NH am man.
Clothed in a little brief authority
Plays such fantastic tricks before high Heaven
As make cen angels weep"


0I5-We are gratifed by being able to announce
that an extensive mill for the manufacture o f
Wooden fabrics will be put in operation some
time in the spring. The building is that origI-
nally put up and occupied for Chemical Works
on the south side of the Ohio, a short distance
below Saw Mill run. The particular descrp-
,ions of goods intended TO be manufactured, we
are not informed, but presume they will include
cloths. We are surprised that the building put
up some years ago on the Monongahela, about
four miles above the city, for Woollen factory,
has not been filled with machinery. If ever there
was favorable period TO carry out the original
design, we believe this is one. As for raw ma
teral it is hardly necessary to repeat that this is
one of the best markets in the Union. Much
of the stock worked up in the Middlesex and 9th
er frst-rate eastern mills, is pro cured here.
Gazette.
The above appeared in the commercial CO.
lumns of the Gazette some days since, but has
escaped our notice till now. We copy it with
peculiar pleasure, because, in the first place, ii
is a gratifying evidence of the increasing pros
perity of our city and county, and in the second
it is another evidence that whig panic makers
spoke falsely when they said the election Of JAS
K Polk would ruin the business of the country
The Gazette thinks, too, that "if ever there was
la favorable period" TO finish large woollen fac
tory which was commenced in our county few
years ago, ''this is the one" The Gazette is
right. The policy of the country is settled, nc
doubt for many years 10 come-there will be nc
bank to change the natural and healthy current o
business--the Tariff will be permanently main
tanned at standard that will afford all necessary
protection, and government will 60 on smoothly
under the vigorous and talented direction of ouI
new President We like the way the Gazette
talks in the above extract. 1t is much better thar
to be sending forth panic predictions.
Pittsburgh Post.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons liseresteu'
= that the undersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate Of Andrew b. Atdnsor, late OF
Rumey, tp Harrison county, decd therefore, al per
indebted to said estate, will please make I'M
ate payment and those having claims against inc
same will present them for payment, legally proven
within one year from this date.
march l9, 1876 JOHN WEBSTER, .4dministrator.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
KERR MOHLERs


Corner Of wood street a Virgin Alley
PITTSBURGH, PA.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. large as
81 sortment of fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES. Oll0'
PAINTS. DYE-STUFFS, &c, which have been re-
ceived and purchased with considerable care ior
The following comprises part Of the stock Just eoexe1
GUM CAMPfiOR, sPRs. TUsPENTINE.
Cream Tartar, COpal Varnsh.
FLOR. SULPHUR, WHITE LEAD,
Caster Oil, Red
GUM ARABIC, LTTHARGE,
EPSON Salts, Flaxseed Oil,
FL. MAMMA, VENITIAN RED, Eng.
Gnm Opium, Spanish Brown,
FLOR CAMOMILE, CAMW0OD,
Cum Aloes, Clipped Logwood,
SALTPETRE, FUSTlC,
Juiube Paste Mic Wood,
REID LlQUORICE, BRASlLLETTO,
Lquorice Ball, Indigo,
MAGNESIA NUTGALLS,
Powd Ginger Oil Vitriol,
NUTMEGS. AQUAFORTIS,
With general assortment too numerous to mention,
which will be sold for CASH at n small advance on
Eastern Prices.
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ENGLAND AND OREeoN.-Itis now thought that
England will not fight us if we take Orcgon-for
at the brilliant soiree of the President, Mrs Ty-
Ter and Mr.. Packenham, the British Minister,
walked through the halls arm-in-arm! We have
nothing to say of beautiful young Presdentess
being in the arms Of an old musty Englshman,
and right before folks!
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The British have abandoned their odious sys-
tenn of opening letters for the purpose of ferre'-
ing out supposed plots against the Government
or its foreign allies--n system susceptible of
great abuse and unworthy of any liberal admin
istration. The Board of Post Office Spies was
we believe, established by patent, during Pitts
premiership.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Harrison County, SIS.
is hereby given, that have this day filed
" in the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas for said county, petition for the vacation OF the
entire plat of the Town of Lexington in said County
JOHN MKINNEY,
By M. II. URoUHART, his Attorney
January II, lsl5.
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NEr. Tylcr'S Haste,

mF. EyacFS hHseSac'
We understand that Mr. Tyler mounted one
of his relations as an express, 10 hasten to COM
municate to Texas that he, as President of the
United States, had made his election as TO the
alternatives contained in the late act of Con
gress looking to the admission of Texas into
the Union; and then he had chosen that alterna-
tive which it is known could not have command
ed mTorty in the Senate, and had rejected
that which carried the majority in the House up
from tiOety-tWo 10 ffty-Sjr.
Mr. Tyler knows we'll that Congress did not
intend to distrust the discretionary power of the
act to his hands. He knows we'll that, if he had
appointed the commissioners necessary under
one of the alternatives of the act, they would
not have been confirmed TO carry out his instruc-
TONS He has, therefore, seized upon that por-
ton of the Legislative enactment, which, if ac-
ceded 10 Texas, may involve future difficulties
in our own Congress, and mar the concord now
existing among the friends of the measure, which
can alone insure its happy consummaton. He
has taken the alternative, meant by the law 10 be
conferred on the American President whose duty
it will be TO effect the measure, from him, and
given it to the Texian executive.
But, apart fiom all considerations of public
policy, what will the country think of the pro
priety and decorum of this attempt to forestal
the action of the chief magistrate chosen by the
people with an especial eye to this question, anc
to whom alone it is notorious the discretion con
fded in the act of Congress was intended to ap
ply? 1t is clear that, as Mr.. Tyler began hi
presidential career in virtue of an accident, tha
he means 10 take the benefit of the whole chap
ter of accidents, TO blend himself with result
having their origin in the counsels of Genera
Jackson and Houston, and which his inauspci
Gus management has so far marred in their pro
gress Globe, 4M.
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BAGALEY 81 SMITH,
Wholesale GrGccrs,
NOS. 1873 AND 1876 WOOD STREET

PITTSBURGH, PA.
NAVE on hand, and are constantly receiving full
/ supply of GROCERIES,, consisting, in part, of
the following to which they invite the attention of
dealers viz:
1900 bags prime Green Rio Coffee.
200, do do do Cuba do.
200 packages of superior TEAS comprising Young
Hyson, Gunpowdcr, Imperial and PouchOng.
50Ohhds. selected New Crop New Orleans Sugar
1870 hhds. do do do do do Moasscs.
$50 do fine Sugar-house Molasscs
Together with
100 terces fresh Rice;
400 boxes NJ. r. Rasins;
200 drums fresh Figs;
$50 bbls. Mackerel;
90 drums Goldfish;
900 bbs. Loaf Sugar.
80 do White Brazil Sugar;
100 do Brown Tanners Oil;
800 do North Carolina Tar; and a full assert
ment of
JUNIATTA ERON AND NAILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
COTTON YARNS &C,
AND PITTSBURGH .N,qNUFACTURES GEN
ER.ALLY.
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From the Ohio Statesman, March 8.
The GOths and VandaIs are in the Ca


The whg majority in the Senate have bill
before them to-day 10 take two townships from
Athens county and attach them TO Morgan coun-
ty, in order TO change a congressional district,
aud, also in orderto change a senatorial and rep
resentative district in the Legislature. These
measures are revolutionary in their charaeier.-I
They change the established institutions of the
State. Some of the more honest of the Wing
members recoil from these acts of tyranny and
outrage. We are told that the Senator from
Wayne (Mr. Cox has left the city in disgust,
partly on account of i'll health, and partly on ac-
count of his adherence of the reckless conduct
of the whig majority in the Legislature.
These townships are taken from athens coun-
ty, Notwithstanding the opposition of the entire
representation from that section of the State
which is thus affected. Such acts of tyranny
and outrage are concocted in the corrupt midnight
concave in the "tn pan."
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ECLECTIC series. Kirkham's & Smiths Grammars,
Il &c nll cheap. J.P.WooD. may %.
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BAqALEY g. SMITHiuve the special attention of deal
the facilities which they possess for the purchase
and sale OF every Article in their ade: having connec-
ton in the Eastern market, under Inc firm Of
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SMITH, BAGALEY a CO

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No, 223, Market Street. Phiia,
They are prepared, at all tines avail themselves Of
the advances of the markets, and ofef superior in
Gucemens to purchasers, Dealers visiting the city of
Pittsburgh Philadelphia invited call and cx-
anime their stock. march l2
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EInnk Roata Receipts,
Administrators NOtlce.

NEATLY printed on fine paper, for sale low at thu
y Sentinel Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
DIED

JOHN HALSEY Senior. i'll the e7th year OF his sge.
His friends, and those OF his sons, john William. and
Charles are respectfully invited attend his funeral
from his late residence. of Clinton aud Myrtle
avenues Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
Carriages will be in waiting Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn.
On the evening of the sth inst after short illness
ELIZA, wife of Or. Stephen Hasbrouck, and eldest
daughter of the late Abraham H. Schenck Of Mateawan
in the 50th year other age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral without farther invitation
Monday, 10Th inst at u o'clock P. NJ from her late
residence 14s Grandst Her remains will be taken &c
Fshkill for nterment
At his residence 10 Laurens st of congestion OF the
brain. FRANCIS VAN NESS, (colored) aged &c years
and l6 days.
On the 9Th, VIM Granger, of Perth, Scotland aged 50.
On the eth, Louisa, daughter Of NJ Myers, aged Is.
On the It'll, Catharine NJ. wife of Edward Conway.
On the 7:h, John J. Kent aged 81.
On the 9th, Gould Thorp aged ~.
AT Newtown, L. l. Elizabeth wife of Joseph Harper
aged74
In Jefferson Co. w. T. 9th ult VIM. Brink, OF Bingham
ton. n. Y. aged So
At lie Roy. lst inst Angelina Miller aged "a Goth ult
Eliza J. daughter OF Truman Hurlburt
AT Cazenovia, 26th ul John Reed, Sen. aged 20.
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HUMBERT'S
acknowledgment Institute,

MedicO- ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
~ Established in 1919, for the Treatment of
Disease by Electricity.-E!cc;ricity is valuable
auxiliary remedy in all forms Of diseased action Properly
applied 1t prompt and efficient in the Of Acute and
Chronic Rhranasi 0oa, Nervous Hendaehe general or
Cunneous Rriptions, Inflammation OF the Eye o; Ear,
Pam in the Side, Back Limbs, Muscular Conachons,
Swengs and other similar diseases-arresng generally
In few DAYS the accommodating misery o. months years.
after all the other Of medical art have been tried
and abandoned in dcs pair Dr. II that the successful
treatment Of disease by Electricity for 26 years in this city
enables him dispense altogether with public tesnouias
or references He may be consulted by those unacqunined
with the remedial of Electricity usual grstuously
daily from A. NJ tos ?. NJ The very poor attended To
grati, between the hours of 3 and I. NJ.
Dr. A. C. HUMBERr. Medical Electrician.
OF SIN Western Office No n SuiyHn-sL ncar Spring.