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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31
HYMENEAI4.

MARRIED-In Colu mbus, on Monday, l5th inst,
by Rev. DR.. Hoge, Mr.. r. A. KNAPP, editor the Mari
on Mirror, TO Miss CAROLINE OvERDEER.
- On Monday morning, the 18th inst, by
the Rev. r. c. Ricketts, Hon. Thomas L. HAMER, OF
Georgetown, o. to Miss CAROLINE L. JOHNSTON, eldest
daughter Of Dr. Johnston of Minerva, Ky.
---- On Thursday, tho 18th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Hays, Mr.. THOMAS BARNETT, to Miss REBEccA
CoNwELI, all Of Cadz.
OIF With the above VIC received a most delicious
cake, for which the happy couple will accept our
warmest thanks. Also for the one we "didnt get,''
which fell into the hands of Long Hungry over the
way. We return our thanks now in a double manner;
and had the starved creature of the Republican fur
nished with the notice, it should have appeared in
our last paper. We will forgive him, as he and his
hungry crew evidently stood in need Of something to
eat at the time
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minds and STORE them with useful and practical
knowledge must know that agriculture is
indeed an art aud a science, and that il is suth-
Gently complicated TO afford ample scope for the
researches of the most exalted minds. We must
ccnsc 10 look upon il as low drudgeTy; but We
must esteem il as tie most useful and hOnora-
bic calling 10 which humanity can aspire. What
renders any profession honorable or exaited2-
is it usefulness? Then what is more useful than
agriculture? Is il the requirement Of greater in
telgence? Then in what profession is there
greater Intelligence required than 10 make tho
rough scientific and practical iarmer-ihan to
unrlddle the mysteries of that intricate science
Iofagroulture? Is it owing TO its moral and re-
ligions iendency2 Then what life more calcu-
lated TO promote morality-to incite devotional
feeling, than that which so abundantly depends
upon lhe favors of providence for success? Then
why are farmers sonsseeking the professions? Ii
is because we wan, self respect as farmers be-
cause we want that scientific knowledge and prac.
tice, which is so abundantly calculated TO com
mand the respect Of ourselves and the world
Let US then increase this knowledge among our
selves, and above all let The rising generation be
amply instructed in all sciences which tend IL
enlghen the agrcuurist.--Let these things be
+ accomplished, and let all the world be taught tc
look upon agriculture--as 1t really should be
the most useful, exalted and honorable calling
Then no longer will our sons be forsaking it, 70
the SO called learned professions.
In conclusion, felow-citizens, in the love @
improvement, we again earnestly solicit your co
Operation.
Signed on behalf of the Society by
JOHN HAMMOND, President.
EZRA CATTELL, Secretary.
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HOrrid Murder.

The ST. Clairsvie Gazette says: "on Friday
evening last, at SienersvilIe, ia this county,
Robert McGaIy entered The house of Washing
ton McCafFrey, and in presence of his daughters
stabbed McC. in l3 OF IL places on the face
head, neck and chest, OF which hc died iumedi'
atclg. The wife of the deceased arrived as he
was expiring.
sit appears that the deceased had his house
assalled and some damage done. by McGary ond
one PowRs. who were imprisoned some time ago
and they threatened TO murder McCalirey.-
Towns was an accessory when the murder wa;
committed, and is now in Jail. McGary is still
at large, and will no doubt be arrested soon.-
We forbear further particulars at present.
"Thwsday morning Since writing the above
the Sheriff and other citizens have arrived here
with McGary, who was captured by them nea
Beaver, Pa"
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SELLING QFF!

1T HAVING determined to commence the Spring sales
a IL with as nearly new stock as possible, have
concluded to put down the prices of my present extern
sive stock, and sell at cost and expenses
have good assortment ofcloths sattinetts, jeans,
yestings, caicoes from to 80 cents, beached musins
shawls-a lot just received, tweeds, fannes, canton
do, comforts, gloves, &c.
regular assortment ofqueensware, hardware and
groceries, nails, iron, weavers' reeds, Blankets tick
ings, looking glasses books, bonnets, Sc, &c.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange such as but
ter lard, wheat, coverseed dry fruit, barley, oats,
corn meal, rags, foathes tow and fax yarn, also fax
seed, and everything else that any body will take
in common use will certainly do well to call at the
cheap corner and see J.P. WOOD,
dec "a
r s. Constantly on hand an assortment of first rate
saddles, brides, harness. sc. Also few of chairs
L p w
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NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEsPES
GOODS! y!
s. RELL 8 NJ. N. sloan,

s. BELL g. NJ. NJ. SLOAN,
TEAYING associated themselves as coportnersin
II the mercantile business, arc now receiving and
Opening at their store, opposite the public buii-
dings, large and splendid stock OF the newest and
latest styles Of Fail and Winter Goods, all OF which
stock having been selected by one of the frm in the
Eastern cities, within the last three weeks, aud since
the late great decline in prices, they feel warranted IN
offering 10 their friends and the public at
large, goods Of nearly every description cheaper than
can be afforded at any other establishment in the place
Their stock Of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ey-
cry article, fancy staple which can be procured in
the Eastern cities, and is Of superior sly e and quality,
amongst which NAV be found the following aiticesvizi
French English and American wool dyed brOadcoths;
heavy Beaver cloths, for oYeTeoatsi wool dyed, black
blue and fancy colored cassimeTesi satnetts, great
variety of every style and quality heavy Orleans cloth,
Il fancy article for mems and bows fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths Of superior quality;
silk, velvet, satin Valenua and Maiseiiles vesings
mems black Italian cravas and stocks; black G1odn
Rhine silks; Ombre plaid Glae6 P. ID. Sole do; BON
met silks, bonnet ribbon and Trimmings great varie-
ty gents and ladies silk gloves Of every description;
Alpaccas Merinos, Parameoes, Thibet cloths Cash
meres, Nous de Laines and Organdines; or en-
lbroidered Victoria and Mazouka shaws, superior to
Iany thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satin
hdkfs and French worked collars; fancy silk gIrdles
and cloak tasses; 1000 yds Calico from 64 to 37A cts
per yards brown muslin shirtings, dapers, drillings
and ticlings, great variety of cach tlannes-scar
let, green, yellow and white; coakngs, ginghams an1
Steuk sSdi' toliSts ilus'
aud velvet caps, general assortment; Bonncts--a
great variety Of Florence braid, and fancy, Of
the finest quality-and for price we defy competitions
GRocERIEs-A general assortment. Coffee; teas,
young hyson and Impenal loaf sugar. New Orleans
sugarand molasses, ground cinnamon and pepper al
spice, giuger, alum, madder, sweet and rol wines
best quality, camphor, cloves nutmegs, etc. etc
HARDWARE AND CuTLERY.-KniYes. forks, penknives,
razors, and strops scissors, Britannia table and tea
spoons, specaclcs, till locks door locks closet locks
and pad locks, escutcneons and pins, carpenters rules
brass candleseEs snqfers and trays table hinges butt
hinges and screws, plain irons single and double fir
mor chise!s, socket cscs files and rasps OF every de-
I scrption, Bid and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes Row lands steel and iron shoyels manure
. forks, etc etc.
: QUEENswARr-A great variety Of China, Liverpool,
Granite stone and commoL ware of every description,
t We invite the public examination OF the above
mentioned stock, all of which will be exchanged at
the lowest rates for cash country produce at the high
= est market prices. BELL & SLOAN.
fl Cadiz, no S, AS.
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Melancholy Shiptrreck The bark Zamorar
Capt Farnham, of Boston, went shore on the
evening of the 18th lust, between Elisha's Poin
and Warren's Cove, near Plymouth, Mass, anc
at the last accounts her bottom was out and The
cargo drifting on shore. -Four men were knowI
to have been drowned, and seven were seen Oh
board who will probably be saved. Three of the
men lost we're seen to go towards shore on bale
of cotton and the other on an oar, and all seen tt
perish
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REJOICE! REJoICE!!. REJoICE!M

FOR THE HEART IS GLAD!
M DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
brings new hopes and fattering prospects to the
sumptive patient, whose life is attended with great
suffering and pain and reduced to a slender thread
Despair mott While there is life there ishOpe, and you
may be healed and raised to again enjoy the blessings
of health. Perseverance is then only necessary and
that before the lungs much diseased and ucera
ted, and cure certain. THOUSANDS of persons arc
saved annually from the " consumptve grave' by the
timely use of DR.. Duncans Expectorant Remedy
Read the certificates of cures in every part of the Uni
ted States These evidences sufficient to convince
all that DR.. Duncans Medicine is a safe and certain
remedy arrests that serious disease, consumption in
its infancy. and secures health and happiness.
For sale by W. B. BEEBE, in Cadiz.
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ENvIADLE sTINcTIoN.-Ncvcr, perhaps, has any
medicine attained such deserved reputation as Doctor
Upham's Vegetable Remedy for the cure of Piles It
is conessedly the most eectua remedy for this COM
plaint everyet discovered.
CE3- For full description of this excellent Remedy,
and an account of Cures effected by it, see pamphlet
to be had grats of JOIN BGAL, only agent for Cadiz
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tis iwo counties, and that il contains the clause
which caused the treaty Of 1910 moi 80 be rati-
fed, 10 the effect thai the flag covers The mer-
.chandze.
SWITZERLAND.
The King of Prussia has issued cifcularp'o-
testing strongly against The reporis that he was
favorable TO The emigration of Prussians tn The
United States. lie is strongly opposed TO such
emigration, and recommends the people TO stay
at home, telling them they can find occupation
enough in the WestoTn pfoVinces.
A conspiracy las been discovered at Pozen,ihe
object of which was The reiierailon of Polish
nationality Many arrests have been made, and
Others are taking place daily
The new religion of Ronge continues 10 make
progress in alldrections. The Church of Rongc
now Thoroughly frightened, is taking measures
to oppose it. But il is now too late.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
A FEW facts for persons afflicted with Colds,
"A Coughs, Splitting OF Blood, Difficulty of Breath
Ing Paini in the Side Breast and Chest, Bronchs,anG
that delicate and declining state of health common
before Consumption sets in.
Ali persons who may have any Of the symptoms a.
boyc enumerated, those upon whose yals the swift
and silent moving demon Consun pton has placed his
deah-ile grasp need not yet despair of relief Why?
Because EAsTNAN's CONCENTRATED BALsAM OF Wild
CHERRY has already cured many such cases, and will
certainly restore many more from the grasp of the
grim visaged monser,' if those afflicted wilbu try ii.
Do not say, Ihave tried this that and ii does
no good but try this and il, after using it, you
not in some measure restored, then you may well de-
Ispair
| Eastman's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry has
cured many cases Here is the proof in short The
certificates are in full around each bottle.
| Robert Garter, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, attacked
with pain in the side, hard dry cough, and difficulty in
breathing. These symptoms increased rapidly, until
at last he was brought to that fearful stage where tho
rod night sweats commenced, which presage speedy
dissolution of the spirit from the body. AT this time
he comnerced using Easmans Concentrated Balsam
of Wild Cherry, having previousy used many remedies
to no purpose Before he had used single bottle,
he was restored to complete health, and has continued
50 ever since Read his certificate on the wrapper.
r. p. Crowol of Putnam, Ohio, certites that he was
cured of severe and distressing cough, pain in the
side shorncss of BREATH and light sweats, by using
IEastmans Concentrated Balsam Of Wild Cherry His
cough and oppression ol breath was SO severe that he
could not lie down
Mahlon Davis, Of Deorfold, Morgan county, Ohio,
states thata daughter OF his in decline for six
seven years. with cough, painin the side and
chest, and other symptoms indicating Consumption
She used various remedies, among which she used
ell bottles of Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry which
was not OF the least benefit TO her She, as last
SORT (and many others will do) got bottle OF East
man's Concentrated Balsom of Wild Cherry, and was
cured.
i Do You believe now! We might extend the list of
cures effected by this medicine, but Of what avail? If
you will not believe these proofs would notstreng-
then yoarbclieC These certificates are not fictitious
stories got up for the pnrpose OF selling the medicine
Ifyou doubt, wrteto the persons visit them, and
The bloom Of health covering the cheeks Of those so
lately on the verge of the grave.
Again say, before ii is too late, try n bottle Of
Easmans Conccntra ed Balsam Of Wild Cherry ify you
wish to save yourself from death in ''Consumpton's
ghas,ly FORMS For sale by H. EASTMAN,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Also for safe by JOHN BEALL,
u dec3-'45-6m Cadiz, Ohio
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COME AT LAST,

SXT e are now receiving from the eastern cities a
w large and most splendid stock of Fall and
Winter Goods which, without any petension TO boast
ing we will sell as cheap they be purchased in
the western country, for cash or approved produce
The above goods having been purchased for cash and
under favorable circumstances leads us to believe that
offer great bargains and inducements TO purcha-
sers The public are invited, before purchasing else
where to call and examine our stock and prices, tc
satisfy themselves whether or not it would be to thei
interest to purchase goods of WIN. EOGG d CO.
oct L.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
Coach and Buggy MamufactOa.y

IN UADII, UTIIU.
III ME subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il friends and the public generally that he manu-
lactures and keeps on hand, Pleasure Carriages, Bug
gies Waggons and Houghs, which he will sell on the
Most reasonable and accommodating terms. He also
manufactures Elliptic Springs and Axles for Carriages,
OF tho best materials. Persons wishing to purchase
any of the above named articles, will do well give
him cnll before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders for any thing in his line thankfully received,
and promptly attended to-
Good Horses will be received at fair price in ex-
change for articles in his line.
Codix, nov,5, rs. ISAAC S. DITMARs.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Fon THE oADrz SENTINEL.

Al a meeting of the "Shott Creek Township P
Agricultural Society,"" held in Georgetown on
The 22d of lIh month, lS45, the following Ad-
dress TO the people of the Township and vicini-
ly was read and adopted, and on motion Of VIM.
E. Lucans, was directed 10 be signed by The Pre-
sident and Secretary, and offered to the county
papers for publication:
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Last uords Of Commodore Elliott. On
Thursday, while the Commodore was sitting in
his chair, apparently in an unconscious state, he
called 10 his side trusty friend and with great
emphasis said, calling him by name-"I am a
bout to be launched into eternity; stand by me
and keep my head to the Unionm
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Womdn.--The Philadelphia Ledger says an
excellent lhing-"Bad men have always the low
est opinion of woman. They mar Gods work
throughout their own base selfshness, and impi-
ously pronounce il not good"
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS
WIN. BoGGs II. v. sIMERAL G. s. ATKINSON
HOW DO YOU DO! WALK IN.
Is ii true as reported that
ROGGS. sTMERAL a. sc.

GELL goods a little cheaper than they can be had
y elsewhere in Cadiz! Yes, we think SO, walk in.
The undersigned respectfully beg leavct to inform the
have receiveda and are receiving from the eastern cities
and are opening, large and splendid assortment
of fall and winter goods in the old store room of r.
Craig, at the corner Immediately below the Sentinel
Office and opposite the Republican Office, (rght in the
centre of all the good news. Their stock consists Of
almost every variety Of Fall and Winter Goods, such
dry goods, groceries, queensware, hardware china
and glass ware. In short, general supply of all arti
cles in this community and usually kept in
The subscribers their friends and the public
lin general that almost every article in their store is
new and fresh, and warranted to be good and it is
fact that we determined to sell cheap, if not
little cheaper, than any other house in these diggins,
for cash or approved country produceaswe we hope the
public will us for doing. Purchasers are
mostrespectluy solicited call and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct BOGGS, SINIERAL &, co.
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SOMETHING NEW IN CADIZ!
A BOOZE BTMDaRY

TENIIE subscriber having located in Cadiz, perma.
j nently, taxes this method Of announcing TO the
citizens of Harrison and the adjoining countless that he
is prepared to execute every variety of BooK-bindng
at his establishment few doors north Of the Cadz no.
tel. BanK-hooKs OF every description ruled and bound
to any pattern. Periodicals, Pamphlets, Music, etc.
bound in the neatest and most durable style Old
books and Lbraries prepared etc. etc. Plices low
and all orders promptly attended to.
senl0 j. GILCHRIST
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Shot.-The Carroll Free Press says Mr..
Whtacre, Of that county, was hunting turkies
with his biolher-in-law, Mr.. Bates, and having
secreted himself in some bushes initiated the cry
of the turkes so as to deceive his friend, who
fred, and killed him.
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Mr.. Pakenham.--It has been stated in some of
the Journals, that Mr.. Pakenham, the British
Minister, has been recalled. A letter has been
received in New York, the Journal of Commerce
says, from Mr.. Pakenham, stating in substance,
that he 'oas not then adriscd Of Aauing been re-
called or superseded.
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ST. Clair Bank.--The Detroit Free Press
states that ali injunction has been granted against
the assgnees OF the ST, Clair Bank to restrain
them from doing anything with the affairs of that
swindIing concern until the matter can be inves-
tigated,
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0NrThere is said to be no truth in tho rumor
that the Oregon negotiations have been resumed
We hope il is so, for in our opinion there is no.
thing 10 negotiate about.
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A LBANY CULTIVATOR.-The new volume Of
IN this valuable agricultural paper, will commence
with January Every farmer in the county should take
this work Delivered regularly every month at the
subscription price--$l per year, in advance free o
postage, by A. J.. FRAZER, Agent
dec 81 SteubenYe.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ME subscribers have just received, and are still
a. manufacturing. for the approaching season,men's
Kips and Coarse Boots, Youths do, Ladies' Cater
Boots ladies geuts and chidren's Shoes, Of the diff
cren varieties all of which they endeavor to make Of
superior quality, and are selling at vastly reduced
prices. They have also very large stock of Eastern
Boots and Shoes, and can supply tose who may pre-
fer that kind Of work. We sell mems heavy
shoes at Sl2A perpa" and other kind in proportion.
Gcnemeu's fine Boots constantly on hand and made
to order.
Farmers and others are invited to call and examine
our stock and sec whether they can't make il heirin
terest to buy their shoes and boots ready made.
The Ladies particularly invited to calland exa-
mine n new and splendid article Of slippers, also
splendid lot of Buskins, Caters Half Gaiters. &c.
octS-tf I. g. B. w PHILLIPS
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GETEdlcard p Wills, brother Of N. P. w.,
who was Tied and found guilty Of rape, at Ak
ron, escaped from prison few nights ago. His
Willis not TO go to the Penitontiary.
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A otIer dated Danvlle, Kys Move nbor 2llh,
says that Henry Clay will visit New Orleans
shortly, and will probably spend tue winter in
Cuba for his health.
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Merico is still in state of convulsion, and it
is said that the Department of Sonora, at the
head of Which is Gen. Urea, had declared itself
separated from the rest of the Republic.
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1craS.--It is said that Henderson will be
elected Governor and Horton lieut.. Governor o
the State Of Texas
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The Small Por.-The last Steubenville Her
aid says there is not now case of the disease in
town and we have not heard of more than two
altogether.
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Fire at Bu8alo.--An entire block of build
ings was destroyed by fire at Buffalo, ON the even
ing of the 10Th inst, 1t was owned by the New
York Life and Trust Company.
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ZANEsvILLE, Dec, 25.
Priccs.-Wheat is now worth but 80 CTS in
this place. Flour IS per barrel, Corn 81 CHS.
Oats l6 TO 20 cts per bushel. Pork $3,25 10
$50 per hundred
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W The New York Mirrors candidate for the
Presidency in lS4S is John Van Buren, the bril-
liant and talented son of the ex.President.
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C- 1t is positive fact, that large number of our
subscbets have permitted another year to pass by.
without settling their account with the Printer What
will become of such men the Day of Judgment
All, there's the rub!
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LOOK REEkES
FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE,STUFS, &c
IN CADIX

FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFS, &c.
IN CADIX.
EOHN BEALL respectfully announces ,~zssvzsEzs
~ to the public hath has just received, %sAss9Y
in addition to his former stock of Drugs and Isz-s3
Medicines, large and well selected assort-
ment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, e4aS
Vanishes, Dye Sufs, Glassware, and Patent Mcdl-
cnes, which he offers for sale on the most favorable
terms Having purchased entirely for cash. in the best
eastern market, he can afford, and is determined to
sell at the lowest regular Pittsburgh prices.
Confident that he make it the interest of Physi-
clans, Merchants, Fullors, Dyers Painters, Manulac
urers and Others to purchase at his establishment he
respectfully requests them to call and examine the
quality and prices of his stock before purchasing else
where.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, promptly attended to
He hopes by undivided personal attention to bust.
ness, merit and receive liberal share of public pa
luonage.
Drug Store on Main street. one door west of William
fIogg's Store, Cadiz, Ohio. Nov 2G. l845.--tf