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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
The New Militia Law,
AN ACT


70 amend the act to regulate the Militia.
Sec. /. Belt enacted By the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That each and every
person enrolled according TO the provisions OF
the act TO which this is an amendment, shall pay
the sum of fifty cents, perform one days labor
on the highway, between the first day of May
and the first day of August, annually, under the
direction of the Supervisor in whose district he
may reside, in commntation of military duty,
as provided in the 5th section of said Act.
Sec. 2. That il shall be the duty of the town.
shin Assessor TO collect said sum of fifty cents,
and 10 cay the same to the Treasurer Of said
county. in tie same manner as provided by the
Act 10 which this is an amendment.
Sec. 8. That all Military officers, and mem
bers of volunteer companies, organized accor-
ding TO the terms of the Act aforesaid, during
the time they mpy belong to, and perform Mill
tary duty, according TO the provisions OF the
aforesaid act, and of the actamendatory thereto,
be and they are hereby exempted from the labor
ON the roads and highways required by the ac-
passed March 20, 1887.
| Sec A. That there shall be one company
muster Of volunteer companies in each year, lo'
wit: on the first Friday in June annually, and
there shall be a brigade muster and encamP-
ment of said volunteer companies once in each
year, commencing on the third Tuesday in Au-
gust annually, and continue not more than three
nor less than one day in the manner specified in
the Act aforesaid, and the commandant of divi-
sons shall receive and cause TO be inspected one
brigade in his division each and every year, CON-
mencng with the first brigade.
Sec. 5. That every non-commlssioned Off
Ger, musician and private, of any volunteer COM
pany, who shall refuse to appear fully armedond
equipped on the day of muster required by this
Act, shatl for every such refusal or neglect pay
the sum of one dollar for each company mus
ter, and one dollar per day for each brigade mus
: ter.
Sec. 6. Il shall be the duty of the Prosecu-
ting Attorney Of the proper county to prosecute
all suits against civil officers provided for in the
thirteenth section of The act to which this is an
amendment, upon being informed of the delin-
quency Of said officers.
Sec. T. That 50 much of the act TO which
this is an amendment, as conflicts with the pro-
/, visions of this Act be and the sane is hereby
! repealed
: See s. That SO much of the Act TO which
} this is an amendment. or any act now IN force
: as exempt from military duty, and member Of
! any fire Engine, Hose or Hook and Ladder COM
pany, except such as reside in some town vii
flage or city, who belong 10 and are actually or
ganzed and supplied with suitable apparatus for
the use of their respective companies, be and
: the same is hereby repealed
Passed February 2j, lS45.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
The IniquitOus Tax Law

WIN be found at length in to-day's paper,
Every person is anxious 10 see this most infa-
nous and outrageous measure, which is the con-
summaiionof the rascaliiy Of the last Legislature
of Ohio. We have not heard single indiyid-
ual of either party say one good word in favor
oF this act-but tornado Of denuncaton, a
cataract Of indignation, is continually sweeping
and pouring with terrific force from one end oi
the State 10 the otheg! We cannot for the life
Of US see how any honest man can longer iden
tify himself with party which has set of plum
derers for leaders. The outrageous acts passed
by the recent wing Legislature have opened the
eyes of thousands, and we every day hear o
person abandoning the whig ranks, and coming
over 10 cur side.
Judge WRIGHT of the Cincinnati Gazette
uses the following strong language in reference
TO the outrageous Tax Law. Now, let US see i
there is another whig editor bold enough 10 ex
press an opinion:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

OF A Washington correspondence the Pitts
bu gh Chronicle says that Amos Kendall and
Mr.. Harris, of the Nashville Union, will assume
the editorial control of the Globe, which will be
the exponent of the views and policy of Presi
dent Folks administration. Mr. Blair is to gc
abroad, and Mr.. Rives will enter into the Com
mercial business, he being good fnancier.
The same writer further states that the Pres
ident and his Cabinet intend making ''cleaI
sweep" in all the Offices of the Government. w
are glad to hear that. Most of these blood suck
ers are dycd-in-thewool-fe and have fat
tened on the public many long years "Kicl
'cm out"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

ANEcDorE OF THE REVOLUTION town
Of Sharon, Conn, took an active part in favor of
the Liberties Of the country. The approach of
large British army from Canada under Gen. Bur-
goyne, and the expedition up the North River un-
der Gen. Cowghan, in TIT filed the whole coun-
try with terror and dependency, and created
strong fears and doubts as 10 the issue ofthe con-
troversy: the Ermness and confidence Of Parson
Smith, however, rema ned unbroken, and his eff
orts to revive the dropping spirits Of his people,
unremitted In the month Of October, he prea-
ched sermon from the words Watchman,
what of the night? The Watchman saith, the
morning comelh.'' He dwelt much upon the in
dications which the dealings of Providence af:
forded, that bright and glorious morning was
about to dawn upon long night Of defeat and
disorder. He exhorIed his people TO trust with
an unshaken confidence in that God, who, he
believed, would yet crown with success, the
efforts of the friends of liberty in this country.
Before the congregation was dismissed, mes
senger arrived with intelligence Of the surren-
der Of Burgoyne's army. Parson Smith read
the letter conveying the intelligence from the
pulpit, and flood of joy and gratitude burst
from the congregation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
ADVERTISING.

1t man wishes to succeed in business, he
mus! adverise-every days experience estab,
fishes the truth Of this, In Cadz, heretofore,
there has been too much party spirit carried in
TO business operations; but we are rejoIced 10
know that better state of things is likely to ex-
ist hereafter. Merchants and tradesmen RELY
not for support upon wings or democrats Or alb.
olitionists, as such, but upon The good feeling
of the community at large. As members ofone
vast brotherhood, We are bound together by a
common tic Of friendship and interest, and il
we arc continually carrying our political preju.
dices into private life and business operations
The worst consequences will unquestionably fol-
low. Our friends in Pittsburgh, who SO literally
patronize cur paper in The way of advertising
are gentlemen who detest prescription for opn.
ions sake-they pursue prudent, high-minded
course, and select the Sentinel, because they
esteem US personally, and wish To- succeed in
business by giving their advertisements wide
circulation, Prosperity must attend them. To
merchants and tradesmen at home, we say-ad.
rertise-ADvERTIsE! Commence now, and il
your business is not increased before another
year, we will charge you nothing. Is not that
fair enough?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
pUNDER AND RLIXIN!

We are demolished compleiely-used up es-
sentially-exaucti6ed emphatcally !-Ak, me
miserInH!
A few weeks ago we took occasion 10 copy an
article from the New Philadelphia Adpocate, in
favor of Bank being located in that village, and
opposed to such an institution being established
in Cadiz, and appended thereto a few remarks in
the humorous and ironical vein. To these re-
marks both of the New Philadelphia papers take
exception, and pounce upon us like tigers upon
lamb. Our friend of the Democrat says that
"New Philadelphia will readily compare with
Cadz without loosing much by the comparison;'
and further he says, 'salthough New Philadelphia
is such hard place, yet we see this week sew
erul lean and hungry lawyers here from Cadiz
who appear TO have some business here, or else
they came TO see the place" The Adrocat'
man instead of answering our article logically
and decorously, as a scholar and gentleman
should, raves like maniac, and spts his phleg
matte poison like an adder The man is crazed
Poor old fool! We like TO see Bedam let loose
occasionally--there is fun even in the lncohe
rent delirium of the mailman!
Mr.. Patrick no doubt imagnes that he ha
said some cuttingly severe things agsinst US.
perhaps he has, If the exploded balderdash Q
the witlings of the federal prints of this plac,
may be called severity. We might, if We wer
disposed to retaliate, score this old sinner, unit
the blood would pour from every vein in streams
But instead of polluting our columns by givin
a history of this rascal's violations of the laws
God and man, we are disposed TO exercise Iii
tie charity, and forbear the exposure, because h
is an old man, husband, and father W
} shall not plant single thorn in the old sinner
path, before he is ready 10 embark with his fren
, Charon across the river Slyx. Farewell Mr.. Pa
r rick, since we must part
1 Farewell, word that must be, and hath been
A sound which make us inger-yet--arewell!"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

with a copy Of the instructions transmitted to
him by the Auditor Of State, as hereinbeforc re-
quiFed
SIC. Is. The provisions Of all laws now in
force conflicting with the provisions of this act,
or which are superseded thereby, shall be and
the same are hereby repealed.
JOHN M. GALLAGHER,
Speaker of 4he House of Representatives.
DAVID CHAMBERS.
Speaker of the Senate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

or The next term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for the county ofHarrison, will commence
its seaajonat cadiz, on Monday. the 2sth Of April
instant. We expect our subscribers in the coun-
ty will bo poking their money at us about those
days. as usual Bring on your old rusty dol
lars, gentlemen, and we'll not take it as On in
suit. we don'twant money oursclf but some d
our particular friends do.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
$500 REXY ARD.

James Porter and John Porter of Jefferson
county, have offered the above reward to any
person or persons, who may give information tina
will secure the conviction of the murderer Of
murderels of the late Nathaniel Porter, of Cros.
Creek township, in the County Of Jefferson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
.winter ling,ring in the lap Of SPRING,

The last few days have been cold and stormy
The beautiful pink blossoms on the Peach trees
in our garden look as if old Boreas had placed his
icy hand upon them, We have fears that the
early fruit has been destroyed. Those who have
been making garden may hang their spades up.
on the willow until Flora graciously condescends
to makeus a visit again.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

The Daily News, is the title of small, well
conducted, racy, independent newsper, which
has just been commenced at Colu mbus. 1t is
edited by G. R. Riley, F. w. Murray and w
). Holding, all practical printers. Crave, 90 il
while you're young.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

The Cleveland Plain Dealer This ably con.
Quoted Democratic print is about being pnblish
ed Daily. Mr.. GRAY is bold, vigorous, enter
tanning, and independent writer-he slashes or
all sides, and hestates not to attack vice and cor
ruption, whereverit it may be found. Success tt
his new enterprise.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

MUkDER.-We learn from the Tuscarawas
Democrat that the body of man, supposed to
be murdered, was found in Sugar Creek town
ship, in that county, about two miles from Shanes.
vile, on the 26lh ult. The body was so much
decayed that no marks of violence could be dis.
cerned.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

ONE THING Is CERTAIN That Wlstar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry is far the best remedy now
used for all distressing coughs, and diseases of
The lungs The cures being performed are real
ly astonishing the world. DR.. Wistar's celebra-
ted preparationds wholly an innocent remedy
being composed principally Of the Wild Cherry,
and extract Of Pine; combined by new chemi-
cal process, with the genuine Iceland moss, ano-
thor Of Natures great curatves for pulmonary
diseases.
Those who want a remedy that will surely
cure should send Immediately 70 the storo of
9fH W, B. BEEBE, Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

DEATH OF Coon MAN.-We deeply regret
to learn that Judge SNowDnN, Of Allegheny
county, Pa, died suddenly on the. lst inst. He
was universally esteemed, for his many private
virtues, his urbanty, integrity, hospitality, and
honesty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

Appo1NTMENTs.-Pr Polk has appoint
ed Hon THOMAS W. BARTLEy, District Attorney
for the State of Ohio, and D. A. Robertson, Esq.
Marshall of State. Both of these appointments
will meet with the unqualified appreciation of the
entire Democracy of the State.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

The OFFICIAL PAPER.--The Globe newspn.
paper is said to have been selected by Cabinet
vote on Saturday as the Government organ at
Washington, and one letter writer says that the
members were equally divided between the
Globe and Madsoniun, and that the President
gave the casting vote in favor Of the former.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

OrWe learn that Col. R. II. MILLER, late
Senator from Belmont county, has been appoint
ed Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for that
county. He will make an excellent offcer---obli.
.ging, gentlemanly, industrious.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

0tT WILLIS of the New York Mirror, is con.
stantly enrching the columns of his highly en-
tertaining and Intellectual sheet, with charming
quotations from some book of Proverbs. We
would travel fifty miles in a snow storm to pro
cure copy of the work. What is the title oil
the book ?--who is its author ?-where is it TO be
had? and what is the price? Answer, thou
bright and polished Mirror
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

The FIRST WEDDING RING.--In Swneburne's
Treatise on Spousals, p. POT, we read:---"The
first inventor of the ring, as is reported (he cites
Alberto de Posa in Suo Dictionar uAnnulus)was
one Prometheus. The workman who made il was
Tubal-Cain; and Tubal-Can, by the counsel of
our first parent Adam (as my author ieleh me)
gave it unto his son to this end that Herewith he
should espcuse wife, like as Abraham delivered
unto his servants bracelets and earrings Of gold.
The form of the ring being circular---that is
round and without end-,,importeth thus much:
that their mutualloye and hearty affection should
soundy flow from the one to the other as in cir.
Gle, and that, continually and forevern
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

6r We are pleased TO learn that our highly
esteemed friend COL John Bigler, of Pittsburgh,
has been appointed Special Agent of Post Office
Department. worthier and better man is not
to be found.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

EMIGRATIoN,- The st. Louis Reporter Of the
26th says; The steamer Blidgewater, which al
rived here on Tuesday evening, brought about
$50 emgrants from Westmoreland, Allegheny
and Beaver counties, Pennsylvania. They were
on their way to Shelby county, in this State,
where they expect to settle, and where they, in
company with others soon to follow, have pur
chased large tract of land. About three thou
sand persons are expected to join them this year.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

SELF INsTRucFIoN.--Lo Brougham once re.
marked, thatifWe were deprived OF what welearn
during the first three years of our lives, we should
be the most ignorant beings on the face Of the
globe. The learning referred 10 i'll that remark,
is evidently science, acquired by seIfinStructioa
"a knowledge Of the productions Of nature, aud
the laws which govern them; obtained by di.
rect Observation and diversified experiments
selfmoved, selfimpeled, delightful and almost
ceaseless efforts, on the part Of the young and
selftaught pupil.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

We learn from Washington, that Col. VIM.
Medil, Of Lancaster, Ohio, was on Tuesday in
stalled into tho Office Of second Assistant Post
Master General.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

EFA Tyler office holder made President Polk
present of horse. The President returned
rosinante forthwith, and dismissed the dishones
rascal from office. A just and well-merited re-
buke. Huzza for " Jimmy Polk of Tennessee! =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

Sure the last end
OF the good man is peace. How calm his exit!
Night dews fall not more gently to the ground,
Nor weary worfl-out winds expire 80 soft.
Behold him in the eVentide OF life
A life well spent! whose early care it was
His ripper years should not upbraid his green;
By unperceived degrees he wears away
Yet like the sun, seems larger at his setting.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

Mrs. Mary Willis, wife Of NJ P. Willis, Esq.
died in New York on Tuesday evening.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

or How beautifully has Blair expressed The
last days Of the good man:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09


Martyrs Of pies, and relicts of the Bunl.p
So, having proved BmnArg 70 be classical,
we hope the ladies will be no lenger humbug-
ged with BustIes,
The ancient fashionable ladies' fastened OH
their Bumhugs with wire, and our modern fash
ionables, we believe, use tape. The former
stuffed the article with wool; the latter use cot.
ton, pigs bristles or bran--just as it happens
AS the quantity used is Of serious consideration
at the present time with political economists
perhaps the discussion of the merits the seye.
raj ingredients, would be premature on our part
therefore we will leave that for sager heads
But as our article has now run with such pace
that our Devil can't catch up with II, we will
close, like learned clerical friend of ours, witt
an anecdote. The beautiful Dutchess of Devon
shire, dancing with the celebrated Earl Of Essex
at grand ball given in honor of Queen Bess
birthday, dropped her BuHAag. The gentlemen
smiled maliciously, the ladies' went into hyster
les; when the royal Elizabeth broke the silence
by exclaiming, "Heavens, Duchess! your woman
has forgot 10 wire your tail ll"-So endeth oul
tale.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

To provide more efectually for correct and equal
assessment of money and Of capital in trade, for the
purpose of taxation.
The New York herald., 1845-10-14
Foreign Markets.

Ia ouAvRA, Sept %, lsa5 Business is still very
much depressed and the market overstoc ked Tbs
market Of La Guayra has ne YER been moro nsra
Inc littie that Is sold IS generally a loss Money is
.ounuan', ana business paper not having more than
thres OF iour months to run is easily discounted a.
per cent month Cacao suitable for the spanish m.r
kst 10 10 good demand; IT s not 30, however with ra
gard to The Cacao from Angostua as 500 TO 1000
ga: which arrived from that port found no purchas
and had to be stored.
The current price of -four is Sl2 currency and the
stock very large; heard Of sale to-day of ao0
barrels at Sll, and another Of 200 barrels of good
brands but rather old, at 50 The last sales OF Ia rd
at ls3 le this article is now however in rather
better demand
Accounts of the coming Coffee crop still very fiat
tering Hides are scarce and in great demand at Sss
per qulnal, n La Guayra. PhaadeipAia U. s. Gazstte
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

FLoua- The market is yet somewhat 1at-holders are
anxously expecting favorable intelligence from Europe
by ths Great Britain which is hourly expected hichi
gan and Ohio from 81 Sit a - s7t.
RIO JANERo CoFFEE-.9t .4uction--Terms Notes at
six months payable in New York. and be made satisac
tory to sellers 8! bags at cents per lb 79e at III 3s5
"a; 81 at "a, and s5 at II.
CATTLE MARKEr-At market, l,459 beef cattle 30
cows and calves, and 4 600 sheep and lambs.
Prices-Beef cattle little easier of sale than
last week, and 81 Sc the range of fair to primo re.
failing sorts.
Cows and Calves-Al taken at SIS sso which is an
Sheep and Lambs Lambs remain as before rs cents
qualities - ..
close. - ~ oo'e' ~ '"e
The New York herald., 1845-10-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nRCOOPER. IA Duane street. between Chatham and Will
liam Streets has, for the last years. confined his prac
tce to the Of and other
9fa delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent celebrated
Lock Hospital and has Tor the last enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases Of any medical
New York lie can the NEST aggravated Of this
dease and mld cases remeveu TO five days The Dr.
areguary educated physician and surgeon and suffers
his patients to leave until perfect performed
StIIcture-Dr. Cooper has discovered new method by
which he the form Of Structure one TO
two weeks with scarcely ary pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by habit in
dulged in by young This when freely INDUCED
Segst dyspspss weakness limbs and small back
and aversion society warranted every case no
charge Be and recoect the number H. with the
impose upon the creduous, the block Dr. Cooper is the
only qualified physician who advertises in this
lmns+Y
The New York herald., 1845-10-14
NsEnIcal ANgIca,

nOCTOR LAMERT still cou6dsutially sonsultsd al his
~ old Office 63 Gold street. Fulton ard Beekman,
all diseases Of delicate his hing mid and
judicious requires neither mercury restraint Diet him
days.
DEBILITY NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL asi-
from reqaent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscet
YOUTH and thereby nightly emissions ad eventually
eonrmed impotency the Drs sctest ention, his
object being the system mentally and bY that
state OF vigor nature orig inally designed
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
tsnt being the lsst sometimes caused by
OF the parties themselves by the Dr. efectuaycured with
out pain or Inconvenience
IN the city guarantees perfect cure chagenade Let
paid enclosing fee Immediately attended and
dcie with advice, any part Of the United states
Office S. Gold street. Open from "A. NJ to PM.
71mfr
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

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