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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
Lnrge Fire at Ann Arbor.

The Rail Road Depot in Ruin8-Sl4,000
eort5 Of property destroyed!-On the 4th inst
about four o'clock, fire broke out in the attic
of the Depot at Ann Arbor, supposed TO be eau.
sed by spark from the Engine, and notwith-
standing the extraordinary efforts of the citizens
10 save it, that beautiful structure is now mass
ofruins, The fire communicated TO large
Warehouse on the south of the Depot in which
was stored about $4,000 empty flour barrels,
which was soon in flames, the wind then shifted
more TO the East, and the fire communicated to
the Recess building, some distance to the East,
which was soon consumed. At the shifting of
The wind the whole lower village was in immi-
nent danger, blazing shingles having been carried
by the wind 20 almost every part, and actually sci
fire TO several buildings, which was fortunately
distinguished without much damage. The bull.
ding occupied by V. II. Powell OH the N. East Of
The Depot was consumed, so that not building
IN the immediate vicinity of the Depot is now
standing. The buildings between the Depot and
the lower village were some what damaged by
the efforts made 10 save them, and their furni
ure was seenin every direction, being consumed
by the masses Of fire constantly floating in the
Although the losses are consider
liable, yet they are not such as to cause much in
ldiydual suffering.
There was no insurance on the buildings de.
|stroyed, and consequently they are total loss te
the owners.
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e7-The following, which we take from an OK

Crs7-The following, which we take from an ex.
change, is short and comprehensive obituary Of
many Of the followers of Faust;
"The service of joumeyman printer, though
important, is unobtrusive. Hc is the newer Of
wood and drawer Of water in the great temple Of
civilization; he stands by the we'll of knowledge
and draws fora thirsty world--without the poor
privilege of the COX that treadeth out the corn.
|He disappears from the press Of bis cares, and
where be sinks, leaves not ripple on the great
stream Of lifer'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Ohio.--Uuder this caption the last Wheeling
Times has an excellent Article in relation to our
State and lis internal Improvements. 1t says:
"Whether we view the development of Ohio
physically or intellectually, we must admit that
she is the most extraordinary State in the Union
comprising this most extraordinary nation Ev.
cry man who has arrived at mature years can re-
member Ohio as bat the hunting ground Of say
ages or the home Of Il few humble inhabitants
little removed from them 50 far rs physical com
forts were concerned OF intellectual develop
monts attended to. Forty years ago Cincinnati
could scarcely claim the title Of village compa-
red with those Of Pennsylvania or Virginia Now
her population is three times as great as any city
in Virginia, her wealth and modern refinement
equally in advance. There were a few small
villages on the Lake, one or two in the interior.
and Marietta on the river. Yet, now the Stale
is. but the third in the Union in population, and
probably the largest in her agricultural prospects
She has constructoda greater amount and num-
Der Of good roads, and has entered extensively
into rail roads and canals, and is now in fail
way Of competing with any of her old eastern
sisters in those evidences of modern science and
enterprise,"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
rlr. POLK and the sanbasE,.

An exchange paper says, "Mr. Polk refuses al
visits on Sunday"
This is a short sentence, but it speaks volumes
in favor Of our President.
1t shows that Mr. Polk has respect for roli
gious institutions; that he acknowledges the i'm
portance of keeping the Sabbath holy; that ht
has the high moral courage 10 disregard the bat
customs of society--and is in perfect accordanc,
with his former conduct in refusing 10 fight duel
This should place him in point of true heroisn
above an Alexander or Napoleon.--Keatuck!
Intel
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
VM. SHARP q 90.

ID EsPECTFULLYi in form their friends and the pub.
Z lie generally, that they have located themselves
n the town of STEuBENymLE, where they intend man
ufacuring and keeping constantly hand every yar-
ety OF CoPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRoN WARE. Job Work
of every description such spOuting, gutter etc. and
any thing in their ine executed with neatness and de-
spatch They will also keep hand variety ofSTovEs
among which is and highly improved COAL
COOKING STOVE, Patented by ]. ]. ANDERSON.
This stove is constructed principles truly philo-
sophica and in several material points, differ from any
heretofore manufactured 1t contains cylindrical ov-
len which is entirely encircGd with flame, and eonse-
quentiy bread and other articles baked with per-
feet equality in every part, and perfectly secured from
smoke and soot 1t is calculated for burning either coal
much less attention than any other stove in use,
las must render it desirable object in every family ly
Particular attention is requested to the following
CERTIFICATE:
CADlz, Jan. 18th, lS45.
This is to certify that we have used the new cooking
Stove for sale by William Sharp of Steubenvie, and
have no hesancy in saying that for economy in fuel
cleanliness and exacness in its performances it is
peror to any which we have seen.
WILLIAM Hamilton, JOHN LYLE,
WILLIAM BARRETT Thomas LEE,
JoHN McFADDEN, ADRIAN HOLMES,
GEORGE HOLMES.
From their long experience and strict attention to
business they feel confident that they will be able to
hgive satisfaction to those who may give them CALL
Persons desrous make purchases will do well to call
land examine their wares before purchasing elsewhere.
sTheir mandatory in the building lately occupied by
hJohn Milligan Cabinet shop, on Fourth s three
Sdoors north OF Crimes Tavern.
Orders from merchantsand others thankfully received
aand promptly attended to.
4 Steubenve, April Is, 1915.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
A ScomndreI in JaH.--Our readers will r

A ScouRdreL a JaiI.--Our readers will re
collect that some time since, negro by the name
of Pleasant Underwood, was arrested in MIassl
on, for committing rape on 4 respectable white
lady in Lexington township, in this county, ant
that the negro made his escape from Constabl,
IChrisman, who had him in charge. Col. Sell
Abbey, of Cleveland, having heard of the place
of the negro's retreat in Canada, had him arrest
led, and by his address and perseverance succeed
ed in bringing him TO this place, who're he i.
now nJail awaiting his trial--Starh County De
yUocrgt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
The Red River Republican tells the following

story of young limb Of the law out west:
"If 'the law favors the vigilant,' how did ithap
pen that limb ofthe profession residing in d.
Soto parish, travelled two hundred. miles on al
Indian pony, swan twenty-five creeks and bay.
Gus, camped out a number of times, lived OF
hog and hominy, paid silver dollar for hasl
of vim de Kentuck, arrived at Marksville too latt
for a supper or bed, at the recent torn Of thc
court there, was not employed in q single case
We ask for information. Some of our lega
friends will confer favor by answering the in
terrogation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
A FYyRDcTEfe,

The press pretty generally have noticed the re-
port of c. N. Clay having sold his Negro
slaves into southern bondage, while at the same
time he was preaching the abolition doctrine OF
negro equality, and universal freedom among
the slaves. This report is branded by Cassius as
a libel, and also BIZ his abolition confederates
signature letter ayowing all that has been char
god, from which We copy the following para.
graph:
Z" trust slave, named Emily, have reason
to believe, in lS43, killed with poison our infant
child, and again in 1915 attempted 10 poison
our infant since boru she is now in the Lexing-
ton Jail, subject to the lars of the country. HeI
mother and brother and daughter, sent to New
Orleans and sold them there; because / knew
them to be abettors of the crime of Emily, and
further because in so doing was but fulfilling
the desire of my father, whose will as executor,
am bound by my oath to fulfl--his language
being, II recommend in all cases where slaves
behave amiss, that they should be sold, and the
money settled in land for the benefit of those foI
whom the trust was created"
Cassius here acknowledges that he has sold
three Of his slares, and into the bondage of the
southern cotton region Nothing more, as we
recollect, was charged against him. But he at
tempts to escape the charge of hypocrisy by
pleading the acquisitions Of his fathers will A
dead mans pU is not superior to the laps Of
the Commonwealth, to the penalty ofw which these
slaves, by their being kaopn to their master, as
abeaors in the crime Of murder, were subiec
ted.
We have no faith whatever in the man. HC
staads before the people of the north and soutl
selfbranded hypocrite unworthy Of the conf
dence of slavery Or ant-slavory communities.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
WOOL CARDING.

2ENIIE subscriber, thankful for past avos, takes this
4 method of informing his old customers and the
public in general that he is still carrying the above
business his old establishment, four miles north of
Cadz, on the Rumley road and he hopes by strict at
enton and experience in business to give general sat
isaction all who may favor him with their custom
His prices are as follows: cents per pound for
wool that is not half merino cents per lb. will
be charged for wool that is finer than half merino,
Ire paid Tfor when the work is done-the work
ted to be done in the best MANNER and the shortest
notice.
His Machinery is of the quality, and clothed with
new cards of the finest and best materials.
For the accommodation of persons at distance,
wool will be received in Cadiz the of p r. X.
Br,herson, Stewart, Milligan & Bennett, and Mahood
IL Grimes in German township at John Amspoker's in
New Rumey, at William Weshs and returned carded
lin the shortest possible time
All kinds of merchantable produce at the high
lest market price. JOHN OSBURN.
may Ia, 1945. tt.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
Norm Carolina GoId.--The Charlot

North Carolina Gold. THE Charlotte, N. c..
Journal says that the Parker mine, in stanly co.,
IS uncommonly rich in gold. The vein is 8 to IL
inches vide, and the ore is supposed to be worth
|$25 to $50 per busbeL Many Of the specimens
In white flint, contain from two to FIVE parts Of
|pure.gold.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

OrTThe Foreign Quarterly review contains
IAN exceedingly morose article against France
and the United States, in which it is asserted thai
NJ Guizot wrote the celebrated pamphlet against
the right Of search, which, at his instance, wai
Ifathered by Gen. Cass. How remarkably mo-
rose John Bull is when he has been defeated in
tho acquisition Of long cherished object THAI
fright Of search was one of this charactor--ar
opening 10 general supervision Of the marine
lof the world--because, coupled with the right Of
|impressment, which England has never dsavow
led, il would in fact lead to such result Hence
the moroseness of the reviewer, and tho effor
TO damp our gratulntions by imputing the author
|ship ofthe anti-search pamphlet, 10 another thar
|pur minister, Gen. Cass- Rochester Adv.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
HARLEM, OHIO.

Some of our readers, at distance, may in
quire, "where is Harlem!" To this we may an
swer, Harlem is neat and flourshing village in
Carroll county, six miles from the county seat,
with its store, tavern without splriuous liquor)
and mechanic shops; twenty-sx miles from Steu-
benville, thirty from Canlon D from New Lis
bon and twenty from Cadiz; and in the midst of
fertile and great wheat growing community.
We risk nothing in saying that the Harlem
Springs are destined in a few deeting years, to
become as famous place Of resort as Saratoga
Baston, or any other place in the Union. The
medical properties Of these springs are said, by
those who profess 10 understand the subject, lc
be equal if not superior to any of those in the
north or cast We have not been furnished Will
aR analytical description of the medical proper
ties of the water; but we understand in part, 1t i.
chalybeate, with great anodyne powers. We re
peat, if the healing and soothing properties oI
these springs become generally known, anc
suitable buildings erected for the accommoda
ton Of invalids and others, this will become
place of as great fame and notoriety as Saratoga
Money might be invested here to great advan
tage.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Circuit Cowt. The case ofthc United States
versus Caleb M'Nulty, the late Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, was taken up yester-
day morning by the Circuit Court. A demurrer
70 the Indictment was fled in the Criminal Court,
in effect denying lis legal suficiency. Mr.. Ho-
ban began the argument yesterday. We under
slnnd the Circuit Court will resume the conside-
ration Of this interesting case every morning, al
Q o'clock, until the question is disposed off,
National Intel. Of Saturday.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Another Fire IN PHtsbmgh.-We learn from
the Pittsburgh papers, says the Wheeling Times
that another fire occurred on Tuesday morning
between Liberty and Penn street, which consu
med three frame dwellings, cooper shop, Wagon
shop and stable. The roofs of the other build
ings we're charred. Loss $4,000.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
THE CADIz SENTINEL.
CADIz. JUNE IS, 1915.
Eastern Agency for the sentinel.

V.B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized agent Tor the
collection Of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and recepnng therefor, in the cities OF Phia-
delpha, Baltimore, New York and Boston His offices
are No So Pine street, Philadelphia southeast corner
of Baltimore and Calvert Streets Baltimore NJ. 80
Ann street, New York and No. l6, State St. Boston
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Slarery abolished IN the Island Of 81. Bar
letter from Stockholm, dated tho
18th Of April, says that the Swedish Diet has
responded to the appeal of the King, and in t
manner which secures freedom TO the four OF
five hundred slaves belonging 10 the Swedish
island of ST. Bartholomew. The Estates acce.
ded to the proposition of the King by voting
10000 piastres yearly, for five years, to be ex
pended in redeeming the slaves of that Island
and compcnsating the consequent losses of theil
masters,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

0<5-Ole Bull, the celebrated Norwegian violin.
st. is now in Columbus, astonishing the natives
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
ROBERT Z. SELLERS,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Drugs, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes,
Oils. WeIici,ees. 8,c. &c.

No 30 Wood street, below Second, Pittsburgh.
NOODS WARRANTED. Druggists, Physicians,
q i Merchants Dyers and Haters, visiting the city
are invited to call and examine the quality Of my
tices and the prices at which sell. Those who
i'm the habit of ordering their goods requested to
write before purchasing and obtain prices for such
icle9 as they may need. All orders will meet with
prompt and careful attention. march 26
I'D EMOVAL by fre.--R. +. Sellers has removed his
Y y Drug Store to the head of Smithfeld ST. No 1876.
Having by the active exertions of many kind friends
in saving portion of my stock and having
goods on the way from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, shall be prepared in few days to
my city and country friends as usual and shall be very
thankful in this time of need for their apr 80
NEB9 ARRANGEMENT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
Mrs. POLK.


The editor of the Holmes County Farmer,
who is on a visit to Washington city, speaks as
follows in regard 10 the lady ofthe White House
"Mrs. Polk is about the same height as the
|President-rather Of brunette complexion, lus
irous black eyes, pleasant expression about ths
l ips; and very agreeable aud courteous in aeI
manners. Her only fault is smiling too much
but this is a very agreeable fault"
We love women in general, but smiling wo
men 10 particular, There is magic in smile
that is incomprehensible and indescribabIe. II
we meet friend whose lip is wrcathed with a
graceful smile, our own phiz involuntarily re-
spends thereto. But if we meet lady or gen
tleman with ''vinegar aspect" we are instant
lly overtaken with fit of melancholy. There
lare various kinds of smiles. The smile ofa love
IIy and graceful woman radiates like sunbeums
spreading life, and light, and beauty around,--
But the smile of alleclation and hypocrisy We
|despse worse than the adder's poisonous sting
Shakespeare says there are some men who car
l.'smlle and smile and be a villain STILL" W.
have known many such pcrsons-they endeavo
ito look as innocent as angels, while the hidoous
2ness of the devil turks behind the scene. Gu
aopuon is that lady can't smile too mach, If tht
smiling is genuine, and not intended as a hypo
scritical trap to catch guls. We have no doubt
afrom all we have heard, but that Mrs P!csiden
9PoLK is most lovely, beautiful and intelligen
5lady. The smile that porpetually plays in he
5counenanco, is but The secret whispcrings ofth
smind and soul within.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

From the complexion of affairs, we'd advise
hm EIarper] to ascertain, under the new post
office law, the postage of an old pair of boots
from Cadz 10 Texas, with a couple of feet in
hem!-Republican.
Don't tear your breechos, beauty! The great
lest scamp in Texas will favorably compare will
lyou in moral worth and intellectual greatness
There is no danger of yo& going to Tcxas-no
the least. There is stone building on the Sci
Ioto river, not far fom Columbus, inhabited b.
certain striped coated gentry, for wh.ch yoa vii
,most likely take up your line ofmarch. Mehink
L now "see you On your winding way" Go
boots!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

"Rwal Tiaran--Such is the title of a small
hebdOmidal just commenced by F. S. CABLE. at
Harlem Springs, in Carroll county, and to be
published weekly at 81 per annum. We wish
the editor success. We clip the following arti.
Gle from the number before US:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

07C1Vernor SHANNON, our Minister to Mex,
leo, on his way home. He has been robbed !
.cond time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
NOTICES.

WE take this occasion to give
.ssies thAi ne hep eoassansH o. hAsd. nsovs~
ou,essp Cooking kansefs Of su kindH, thas
are sescr.lly uscd in tAis markst. % our eva
masafAcuars. which ws wiils<ll On rsaso.ab,s
ernsL Aiso. ho<tS Agricultural runaess ~
sseanins food fos ssoek, which vs yin al q
Tn uaanufActsrsr's prices, amer adding he En-
Dsnse-. at our Tin. ssove and Sheet Iron hanu-
facsory. near the Bell Tavern. whers an klnds
IN be done on the mostrcasonahle terms, And q
'oans with Tia % coppsr. ousisri.(. he.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

C0NCITMpTIVEC IND NOT DESPAIR. IA
.,...,S -. - 1905,
'uNhonroNr cohrooNo sisct W .aA 80 Wooo
NAfHrHh ths NEST eenam ane po~ers' Nnsey evsa as
covered Tor PULMONARY Consampooe noseh spsnns Sooo
HstenlA. ana an us 49, " W.
The readers attention rssae'ed 70 ne ss'oaehis
cure OF noy wen Hnown ~ 'a" o"enV m go.
fHiLApkLrhA' Maren ~ 1914.
ME. B. THOMSON .... 81. H..
Dear s-AnhssEh unsolicited By conster duty owe
ate the following
which, s.ls hops win nal. public; Zoe rars
q eseed Pulnsooay Goa
sumption. whsa ~ psusn, ps.fih snye. ~.
fout had violent aaek Of bnsous evef which en
~ $3.50 80 49,, 80 .sns ss,s, ..aa.nx s.sss ~
vosnr- ana =. e .yug,aas Of Pulmonary became
sr copous night and sei
and oen total las
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
To BUILDERS AND PAINTERS. :

To BUILDERS AND PAINTERS. .
PAINTS, WINDOW-GLASs, &c. .--.
II .hw's WHITE LEAD dry and oil ~
- Pure Mountain I.inseed Oil -'N'-
Chrome Green. Chrome Yellow -A Al-I
verdisrisiuoii s--l..a =, =. 80 -.'r-'s b
Imperial Green In oh foI window blinds '.
Anienean Vermiiion. Venetian Red ''' ''l-i
chinese do. Black Paint
Spanish brown. Tena de sunsia 20
Prussian Hue. spta Turpeu,isa l. d IL .T
WI" aafss stock Of thu best erean wipJov (,,,. amin.
assortment Of sIes; and varnishes Of .,s
qualify TOT coach buder panter chair maker. .pd o,her
All OF which VIII 10 sold reasonable terms.
- 'f 'a..l. "a. ALEX. DuvAL 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
ELysE2EaIEy raIunNIIy5n

are the only Pills In essnee eonsaaine s.rsaparii /. tn.u
rsss the o., n. ever introduced % that name n f{-
W BEWARE or SPURIOUS PILLS prepared nv 49,, ..u.a
blood PhA Purifying Pnh 81 r.spsri. Pns a. hish ~.
unt'sd TO be pamed On 70 TIA pahic rspsses Of -r
Ledys only true and genuine rim Blood Pa-
ohe than pr leidy for they po,sess virtue, th. "a. ~
r whether asa purEaive purr or ts
ood and haiis OF the body requiring om oecupso
usual course Of living from nav b. ,c
male. - = - - 80 ~
addition to mora Than FIVE hupdcd eerueeaies HAVING been
S - Nv. nel, increasing saiss and demand sse.s
-,.-.-.r-7 J. n. EUsrAcE SON ~
my Io-u Wess pi,e.t d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

q, -! ~ AsU sssvp
.,t!.!a..s. 2 : :..:.::s:::
rs...s i.s..n.w.:s Z go -sas
Ala . ss.s,>risy sf ssovss. as.ls>ss ns
burning sithsr vosA % cal. =. 80 - =
Saw Pipe~ asA even oshss arstch y N
line. u.As % osAss a u sAosssss posses. =. II,
sss - TITUS c, Rick
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
NEW SPRING GOOnsi

NEW SPRING GOODSi
NV receiving opening large and general .a.or
ment Of Spring and summer Dry Goods which we re
speey invite the attention q County Merchants and the tr.d
geneay-promng them goods upon The nosi seeomrnA,n
In stock will found . 10 = = :
CIohs, Cassemeres and vextngs .. ..5.
Irish Linens, Lawns ands heetinrs o. .s. -. .
Linen DnI-, bleacbed and brown - cd =. IL
Gambroons, OF every style ..-.-. ......
Canbrics Jaeonet and swies Musns .-4...r e
Prints OF every style and quality o..
Tiek,ngs, bleaehed and brown Domasses ...... o..
Paddings and Sail Ducks 0.st-
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Hosiery. Of every kind
Bleaebed AMI Brown Hollands
Eariston and Bingham.
si,esia and Coloured Cambries
Bombaxines ard Apaceas
Bib Silks
Umbrellas aud Parasols
Stocks, Collars aud Bosoms Threads &c.
NH l+-d&e LONDON. wILLINGHAM q DRE,yRy