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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15
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CHEAPEsF
AND BEST BOOST g. SHOE

AND BEST BOOST q SHOES.
FVNHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for
past favOIs, offers TO his old custo-
meTs and the public generally the lar
est and best assortment of Boots and
Shoes, pumps and gators, and half gai-
tors, ~childIeHs, &c, together with ov-
cry article in his line of Business ever Offered in
this market. He still continues to manufacture boots,
shoes and every article in his line, in the neatest,
cheapest and most fashionable style. He also keeps
constantly on hands all kinds of leather, kid skins,
men and womanis morocco skins, lining and binding
skins, sparrowbills, pegs, and all kinds of ShOemakers
tools, and findings ofevery kind, and also a good as
sortment oftrunks Of different kinds and a first rate as
sortment of brass clocks, shoe backing &c.,-all ofthe
above he pledges himselfto sell as cheap as the cheapest.
And ifhe cannot convince the purchaser he can do so,
he VIII not ask them to buy, but would earnestly solicit
those wishing to buy, to give him a c~allbeOre purcha-
sing elsewhere, ashei is determined TO sell very low, par
ticuIaIly for cash as heis in want Of the article. Hell
still at bis old stand on Market street.
june 5, SAMUEL SLEAlMONS.
N. b. He still continues the HK7U3
livery business, and having provi- 2SSs5S& TfSrA
ded the best kind of carriages, &g<ga&3sRE -
and stock, for that business, he -SaSas&aSA~
hatters himself he can accommodate ~thepublic to theiI
satisfaction, as his terms shall be very reasonable.
$. s..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15

TCLECTIC and Goodrich's Readers, Geography,
Grammars and Spoilers, Bibles, Testamcnts, Psalm
and Hymn Books, for sole by
Get. 9Odh HOGG g. Upton
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE

EN g. w, HAMILTON have a general
IL . assortment of gentlemen's Boots Asmm
Monroes, Shoes and Slippers, and Ladies, SWD
Lace Boots, Shoes, Calfand Kid Slippers. As we man
ulIctured them ourselves we warrant them to be good
Also, a great variety ofchildren's shoes. We still con-
linue business at the old stand ofIhomas Phillips, Esq,
opposite the public buildings. ap IS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15
TATLORTN c..
Dr. JAMES GRUMPY

O ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends that he
i has resumed the practice Of Physic and Surgery,
at the town of
FRANKLIN, HARRISON co. 9.
and he hopes BY strict attention 70 business, and by
moderate charges, to merit and receive q fall share Of
public patronage, His medicines are fresh and genu-
Lrine 10.
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SOLAR LAMPS.

SOLAR LAMPS.
7 VIE Subscribers are now receiving an extensive as
sortlnent Of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
of new and beautiful patterns, suitable for church
es, balls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps are constructed solely for the con-
sumption OF lard; and are warrented to produce q
light equal to the best Sperm Oil, and at one-half tho
cost.
az Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JOHN i. MiFADDEN& CO.,
IS MARKET STREET,
October Cd, 1S44.-tE PITTSBURGH.
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Each number riH Be em6elished Nth too steel plates,
besides one, or more tine isOod Engrariags.
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COON SKINS!

' ME highest market price will be paid for Coon,
J. Mink, and Red Fox skins, delivered at the store Of
november 20. MANHOOD g. GRIMES.
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FOR SAILING UP SALT RIVER.
r no LEAVE

ME Subscriber respectfully informs those indebted
L. to tho late firm Of Thos. Hogg g. Co., that he in
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T. S. RTHUR

With the July number was commenced Il new volume
Of ARTHUR'S LADIES' MAGAZINE. This work is
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School Books.

VIZ ~ OIAftAlFhN
No 9S Chestnut st Philadelphia.
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n gentleman whose ability taste, and industry, are al
ready well known to the reading pubic,-Eis nameis
q guarantee for the elevation OF thought and purity OF
feeling that VIII prcvailin its pages. lie will devote to
II his hest pfforts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02
Tuesday, Appalled, p.

1ucnuoyy hpkA A~O Ks u
KThe Stock market getting heavier and heavier every
day Prices declined again to-day. in some instances
and II per cent; stonington ellof per cent; Norwich
Worcester Ii Morris Canal 1; Ere Railroad Iii Penn
sylvania So /; Illinois III Long Island !; Canton Ii Mo-
hawk /; Harlem !; Pennsyvana IS /; East Boston i'm
provedd per cent and Kentucky 6s closed firm at yes
terdays prices. ss.sfet.
we have dates from Liverpool three days later than
those received by the steamer Cambria he commercial
advices highly interesting and important The cot
ton market very firm and the sales very extensive
Speculation to extent prevailed and prices
very stiff at the quotations at the departure Of the
steamer the Attn ult Reports current in this
ke that there has been advance of eighth OF PEN
ny per pound since the sailing OF the Cambria, but such
10 the fact The wesky reports Of the Liverpool Cot
ton market are made up to Friday The report made
the 26h Of February the steamer sailing the Tuesday
following. The Queen Of the lest ssiled Friday the
7h Of March the close Of the next weekend the ad
reported includes the total for the week ending
advance Of an eighth Of penny per pound from Fe
brusry 26h to March 3D. being from Friday to Tussday
and the aivices the Queen Of the West report ad
vsnce Of eighth OF penny per pound since the FRI
day previous The same advance IL included In each
port. Prices in Liverpool therefore without any a.
eration. The activity In thst market was very great
and must have immense influence ON this and all the
Southern markets
There change in the London Money Market
Capital abundant and the rates Of interest as prev
ously reported.
The revenue from Customs received at this port TO
the 30h Of March, Isl5 compared with the same period
in 1914 has fallen or about twenty per cent.
RAvgNux FROM Cusroms-PoRr NGw YonH.
Total receipts 70 March 33th, 1874 1914 262
Total receipts to March Soh, 1910. 4b2o,0s2
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Personal Movements.

Judge Bryce the famous democratic orator from Loui
siana stoppng at the Astor House, and has promised
to address the democrats in the Fifth Ward this evenings
at he Hoboken House. We informed that he will
press his views relation to the principles Of the Native
American party. Coming from State where the utmost
freedom OF religious and political opinion protected
reveied and from among class Of people who cherish
hbe al sentiments he ID eninenty qualified to give fair
exposition Of the bgotry and intolerance upon which
tivsm 10 founded We shall send able corps of
to give faithful Of the proceedings and
full report Of the speech OF the Honorable Judge. We
should hike to have Dudley Seden the eloquent and able
candidate OF the whg party, enter the arena with the
chvaric Louisisnsn and discuss the important and In
teresng subjects which embacedi In the present
sort of political tournament. Which will first
throw down the glove7
The Hon. Linus Child has accepted the appointment
Of Agent OF the Boot Mills ct Lowell He will enter
upon the duties about the lN Of May.
Mr.. Fairchild attended public worship on Sunday ct
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South Boston, and
invited by the clergyman into the pulpit and offered
concluding prayer, and read hymn.
Mikes c. Folkes, Esq, reelected Mayor Of vicks
burg on the Gath ult
II Is stated that the Hon. John Weller of Ohio was
married week before last to daughter Of Col Benton
The Hon. John Bell, OF Tennessee Is now in New
Orleans
The Hon. Archibald YELL Of Arkansas, reached New
Orleans the 22i ult direct from Washington charged
with important dispatches for Major Donclson, our
Charge dAhaires to Texas then In that city.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The hotels yesterday were much more than hith.
erto usually crowded, the company at each consist.
their return from Washington, military characters,
and travellers by the recent arrivals from Europe
Amongst this numerous assembly, may be record
ed atthe
Virginia; Henry Ellsworth, Patent Office, Washington
D. G.; Dr. W. Wort. Baltimore; Mr.. Morveile, Michigan
Sears Boston Capt Mckenzie nSn army A. C. Brisow
Asrol-Mr. Routh, Montreal; J. J. Anderson, Engand
c. Wood Liverpool; DR.. Edge master of the Edge Hill
ton; o. H. r. Hoyes Phsdelphs; j. H. Everett, Boston
T Glanniker, Parsi Colonel Slow, New Orleans, and
about 40 others.
Crr.-Judge Fay. Joseph ?. Marean. Ark; c. Tyler
Hartford Col Miller q 8. Marine Corps; Mr. Crossman
and Mr.. Freeland, Ireland Isbel Ala; Capt D. Tay
or President Morris Canal Company Norwich and ten
FsASKIIs-R: ,. Bell, Ala; c. Benedict. Conn; c. @
Webster, Yale College; and twelve others.
Sr. GEoaoE's-Horace Cook, Madison; A. A. Thurber
Waterford g. c. Bshopp; Thomas Aaron Phila; Olio
White, Washington, D. c.; Robt Cline, Ala; W. B. Gri,
GIosE-Thomss Philips, Phia John Perry jr Boston
John w Smith, fhila and i've othersI
HowAnD-w w. Elder, 3 c.; ;. Furnean, Boston H.
SOP. Quebec Major Knight, N. G j. N Peabody, Buf
falo Col Walker, Bait; Davidson, Detroit and iory
others.
wAvERLY-Thof. Ryder, Boston f. T. Merrick, wor.
cester, Mass; Jos Westcott Saratoga James Wheeler
Albany; Hon. Jno Cumming, Aususts, Ga. and Ave
The above list, abridged, as it must be, In confor.
nifty with our design, exhibits considerable in
crease over and above the arrivals Of the past week
whilst the departures are by far less numerous thar
usual. Amongst TIE permanent occupants oil
"Howard's," we have before recorded that Of Mr.
Collector Van Ness and family and 1t is much ia
be regretted that the cupidity OF Custom House Of
fce seekers not to be controlled even by the re-
tlrement and privacy of this gentleman. After Of
ice hours, his apartments are assaled by the visit
of this class, TO the of fifty day; and from
which neither his own justiiable determination Il
resist, or the well known fact Of sickness in hi
family can protect him.
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
CosNou PLEAaNos "a, H. 43, SO, ala, 80, Al, 7, Is,

with dangerous accident at Hampton, on Sunday
night Her shaft broke close up to the pillar
block, which was followed by the breaking Of the
crank, when the whole OF the machinery came
stcrnation among the passengers. Most miracu-
oisly, no one was injured. The passengers of the
N. America wen transferred TO the Splendid, and
reached Albany yesterday morning The damage
to the N. A. is probably over $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02
Palm ln zinc Side and Breast, Headache, &C


song NOsS-AAEy 'AHu yOuA koAhoAaDok AAO
What other Joys what other hopes
May fill the heart with Ree.
Give me the greatest soap OF soaps
Oh. Jouess Soap FOR me.
When pimples come upon the face
As I've come on thee,
IL you would those defects craze,
Oh! do remember
When winters winds, with rugged power,
May chap the hands and face;
When Summers sun your charms leftover,
Will bum aud tan each grace
When freckles or when yellow skin,
From face 10 neck should flee
At such moment must win, f.
Aud you'll REMEMBER me.
Then Jones's Soap will show its power
s4tr Upon your face and neck
. Your skis clear than fairest Hover,
Without blotch speck;
And then from freckles, pmples, TAM
Your skin " ill be quits free
Thus you'll be made the love Of NAH
And you'll remember me-.
The virtue of genuine Joness Soap consists 10 it, emslien
and qualities he Medical Society Of Paris term
ed miracle blessing and wonder TO cure any eruption
soft white clear and spo.sss at The same tune TsnSyna
ring sa!heu and other eruption OF he SKIN par
tcIaIly old The public cautioned to AK io
Jones S italian Chemic al SoaS. -
It is sold only in this city tbs sign OF the American
Eagle So ChAthA street, and 1923 Broadway State street
Boso Ledger Buildings Philadelphia, anc 81 state street
Albany.
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ntended movement and good deal OF sensation; Sc
al persons making observations one Of which alluded
10 the Herad) dc not mean to attach any blame nor
40 M Al was intended but whether because spoke too
sss, or from the difficulty Of taking accurate notes oil
and calculations know not but an error has ap
srs in report sf hat said; and here must say
4 j, wonderful with what accuracy my remarks at
National Hall were reported. have seen Il report
al in one Of the lspers that spoke OF the Com
anon Councirs having applied TO tne legislature
@ authority TO raise three sor four hundred thousand
an,ars That mistake. said falling back to lS42 and
sis hat the Common Council who have on are aware,
M authority themselves to raise funds by taxation,
applied The legislature for power TO raise 10
meet the city expense, may be little from the exact
amount but enough Tor the purpose OF convey
ing a corectI general impression When the present
corporston into power, they made application ior
authority raise, by tax, $4,000 which, to me- a. The
lime looked like saving, and liwas ready to give them
credit or to the amount OF but In coming 10 On
xamination found that the estimate OF the alleged
requisite expenses contained items for lamps or gas,
or The city watch, which would amount TO cost OF about
Tor the purpose getting credit for what they really did
not periormsave the cityone pcnny-as sum amounting
to 100000, for the items have named would be thrown
over On some future corporation Has Mr. Harper no
thing to do with this hold him responsible connect
ed ia the with the body. would be glad
these would name any particular incident in James
Harpers e public private career to entitle him TO
more than ordinary respect; because there reporter
here and if stated will 20 abroad to his credit "a
then be Native American Loud and continued cheer
ing) Mr. Selden continued vt considerable length to
defend doctrines Of his party and reprobate eloquent
hose of the natives and heard with delight by the
dense crowd who were in attendance
The meeting shortly after broke up.
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Song No. II.

Air-"Ihe Fine Old English Gentleman"
Issass made Ssa Ys State
And who would the same before got too late
But used all sorts Like NE
This fine old loved By al ,svssassd by The fair
bu re TO %ss at
For his features all noble and h mind wa. good not rare
s Se.
And grow dark so and beautiful like plant or an olive
On this fine old Yankee gentleman &C.
IL 1a % &. grew healthy
And he says he's found the right though he often tried
And tina. jones' ns T asii stated in hi.
Ofa fine old Yankee gentleman, sc.
or .ss
fns DARK and beautiful; d,sss rough dry pad
essa % s 'nsf one
U ':s &. ss K.
s rsissy q s s.n h5.o'1n
Samuel II. Taber, OF Orient, L. l., who had
long sick and under Of physicians who did not
know the Of his complaint heard Of Dr. snef;
to the ps:encs Of worms he took sccod,g
% sa Fl: US s.s
Hss with my
Dr. shs!maas webou.s is LOG Nassau street Agents
East Boadway Fulton street. Brooklyn; Ledger Build
ines Philadelphia; and State street. Boston.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency, 81 Walker first from Broadw ay
Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Waket st., LIST Broadway.
Medical NOtics.-Ths Advertisements OF the
S Y Mis and 4! s Ii FL
hereafter appear the fourth page and last column OF
paper w. ). RlCHAHDSON, Nj. D., Agent.
Ofee and Consul ina Rooms Of the ColeGes5 Nassau
All PhiladsIpIhA subscriptions Co ths
HERALD must be- paid to che only authorized agents Ziebei
Co, Ledger Building, Thru Lheslnut. Terms
rs month, including he Sunday paper 65
without delivered Zee Of charge of Philadelphia
cents
inxPce 81 cents - rer annum, delivered
Philadelphia, OF postage
- All the cheap Publications for sale their
ablIshment issued Wholesale and retail
" With the exception Of paper, the Herald" 10 read
much Perhaps Philadelphia, published
that city aordng valuable medium advertisers Adves
tremen handed the agents half past o'clock will ap
in the Herald next day. n4lv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

TERRIBLE ExpLosIoNs-Loss OF LIVES. during
the past week two premature explosions took place
the stone quarry OF Mr.. Allen the Falls Road,
short distance from Baltimore, which produced the mos
disastrous effects The first explosion occurred Friday
last by which Mr. Allen the proprietor was killed and
the second Saturday, by which one coored man was
killed being literally torn to pieces and another 80 ser
ously injured, that II s feared he cannot recover
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A woman with a winning face
But with a heart untrue,
Though be uiifui, il vaIueltss
As aiamos DIS formed OF dew.


rh ss, S'i Ss u hss'i G Il 1 1as;
As olamosds formed Of dew
Ard thus, though csst ia mould most rare
w Be ;%a s,s s Eli Sss Charms Charm there
Pimpe TIN we trace.
ss 70 the TRUTH Of the Loveaess Of MAD
syss * s seRs a1' burn.
prove. the roma &C. L. !, painful thu. g.
ssiasysd her TGr e,sFy lady 20
every blsmh the The lace and render the aka of
the person usinG it
"fa :. s. IL snow A' Ger fi' and takes the STAN Of
Mspy ladies' rpu,ys 90 accom-, e having ts up
p5dDRs sh s
as. as PxS XII s5Fs Sf6
sS Ii
I'D sfss Ty 'ts
s ss e. article
AcssTs-7s Chestnut Philaaslpein Jsd,n. Min
ssS ss:s ss9 &C. s
Nys New haTss ay Pys HSssT &
baltimore; H. Moore Lynchbnrg, Va; Anderson, Nash
vile. Tenn; Heinitsh, Lancaster. Pa
Lung Diseases doctor Rose, from Phila-
consult him Chronic Diseases ana Lag AHtc-
tons have the opportunity from to daily
Palm IN tho Side and Breast, Headache, DC
rtphfs Indian Vegetable Pills certain for every
cause they purge from !hs body those
morbid which the only Of the above ols-
agreeable complaints but Of m.ady incident TO
From Of said Indian Vegetable i: taken at
on going bed, will, short me give relief IN the
intense .uerisg and
Beware OF Counierfsits The public lectfuly in
formed that medcae importing to be improved Indian Fills
made New York, aud sold by st0ret in
the country, not the genuine Wghs Indian Vegetable
Pills AK M83s,
The only security against imposition, is purchase at the
Office aud General Depot No. 288 street. N oIk,
all be particular and ask for Wfgs Indian
Vegetable Pills.
NB.-Beware of all Sugar counterfeit Pills.
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The circulation of notes has increased. In lS43 tho
msximum 247 600 000 and the mionum 26 eco 000;
whereas, in 1884, the maximum al 600 O0o and the
minimum 2sS 600 000f The medium circulation in ls43
was 2s9 00o and In lslA II was 24s 000 Any ed
vantage to the Bank, however from this only
apparent, the increase in the amount Of bullion has
fully kept pace with the above issue Of notes In ls43
the maximum stock held 247 600 OO0f the minimum
1872 900 600 and the average or medium 226 90 eOOf
while 10 is4l these amounts stand maximum 27s QUO 000
minimum 234 600 o0Of medium 266 600 oO0f The report
incidentally remarks that this maximum has only been
surpassed twcsnamely, in 1897 and 1885, while the min
imum amount in is44 has only been exceeded once
In ls4s the number Of bills discounted was ses ols and
the average amount OF each was l6lE the average
sr ne rns IN ns .hc - run
In 1874 these numbers fellows Number Of bills
696,ilS average amount l,o7oE; average maturity, A
The private accounts present an increase On
comparing 1874 with the year 843 the nsxmun amount
000 and the minimum from 4Oec oOOf to 600 o0o
The Treasury accounts the contrary had dimi he'd
the maximum falling from 100 900 0eOpn 1913 to 4D Ooo
00Ot in 1884, and the minimum 00of to Oo0
000E
The report Says
although the past year shows an increase in the
one yet the profits Of the institution have sgan suffered
diminuton, and the dividends have in consequence
been decreased. The dividends in lol2 amounted Sof
per share in is4s they la0f per share and 1884,
they have only been 1917 per share. In explanation Of
increase in the total operations Wholly termed By the
increase Of IS 900 0O0 in the business Of the branch
banks which the least profitable part while against
this there must be placed the falling on Of about 30 60
0Oef in the total operations Of the Paris establishment
this principally made up BY the balance between the
decrease Of 80 27f in the amount Of discounts Of
decrease Of is GA iOOf in the snoun Of advances ON
stocks and increase Of aGOf in the advsnses
bullion Another cause Of diminished profit which Is
pointed out In the report H. the singular fact Of the de-
in the average number which tho
ed bills have to before maturity and their increased
number compared to the total amount thus producing
less profit to the Bank from the same or even greater
amount discounted IN the course OF the year.
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DecreaSo IN 1870. .pi2lS,iIO
The amount Of specie exported in March, ls45, was
$242,l0e.
We snnex table showing the quantity Of certain lead
Ing articles exported from Boston for the six months end
ing the st Of Msrch le45 These exports are by sea and
do not include the transportation Of merchandise into
The interior. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

THEArRlcALs.-The OshelIo, arrived yesterday
from Porto Rico, has Colonel Mann's Circus Com
pany on board.
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CuNA-Thc news by the Cahota is Of no conse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

MISUNDERSTANDING on horseback is be-
coming very fashionable. Yesterday wasa charm.
ing day for this delightful exercise-the roads free
from dust-the air fresh and balmy as the gentle
breezes that rustled amid the bowers of Eden-and
in the afternoon lady equestrians might have been
seen returning from the country, graceful and
blooming as she who left "the garden" to make
paradise of the whole earth.