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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
GRAND CIRCULAR rox = H IIrI.I.l.

Alta meeting of the citizens of Archer town.
ship, held at Ritchey's school house, on Saturday,
the I'D day of February, IS45, it was
ResotUed, That we have a circular fox hunt,
on Saturday, the 9Th of March, lS45, within the
following bounds, VIZ: To include all Archer
township; The centre 10 be in James Smiley's
meadow. Chief MGrshdl-Dr. w. Swallow.
Marshdts Of the South Ene--James Wallace,
William Gilmore, John Hitchcock, Jr. and Abram
Bhsby'Jr. Captaias-James G.. Love, James
Upton, Joseph Hitchcock, Robert Mitchell, and
West, jr. Mdrshdls of the East line
james Maxwell, SEN, VIM. Hamilton, A. B.
West, and John M'Combs. Captdins--Craig
Hamilton, Albert Upton, Upton Hall, John
Brindley, and james Boals. Mdr8hals of the
North ine-James hIabolm, Shirdine Busby,
Joseph Buchanan, and Austin Beck. Captains
.--MaItln Maholm, Obediah Cox, William Stall,
Gabriel Kall, ir, and Henry Easlick, ir. Mar
Shdts Of tie West lne--James McKitrick, John
K. Welsh, Moses Conway, and Isaac Keepers.
CdptdinS-John Atkison. Adam Palmer, William
McKitrick, William Keepers, and John Lock.
RESOLVED, That John Holland, Moses Devore,
and james Smiley, be appointed 10 make a straw
line around the centre, at a suitable distance.
ReSotUed: That each captain furnish twelve
men, to be oil their respective lines at 10 O'Clock
precisely, and ready for marching at the signal,
which is TO be given by the marshal, at the south
west corner of the township, and continued
around the lines.
AT the signal being given, a slow march will
be commenced, and continued to the straw line,
and then halt until the signal is given in the cen
tire.
w. SWALLOW, Chief Marshal.
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Resolutions worth reading.

In the Senate, on the 18th instant, Mr.. TAP.
PAN presented resolutions of the citizens oil
ThornVille, Perry county, Ohio, which were
read and ordered TO be printed, as follows:
"RcsoIued, That in the opinion of the meet
ing, the United States should take immediate
steps for the sole occupation and settlement Of
the Oregon Territory.
90. That the United States ought not to re.
fuse so great an acquisition as the annexation Of
Texas.
80. That our Senators in Congress ought not
to be bound by the Instructions ofthe wing Leg
islature on the subject of annexation, as the
wings have heretofore denied the right of in
s%trution, and justified Mr.. Ewing, when United
States Senator, in refusing 10 abide by the ex-
press wishes of the Legislature.
"a. That should the democrats agree to be
bound by wing Instructions, whilst the wings re-
fuse to pay any attention 10 those of the demo-
Gratis, the latter would labor under all the disad-
vanlages of instruction, while the former would
possess all its advantages. Such a system
would be bad for want of mutually.
as. That when the wings prescribe a dose for
others which, under the same circumstances,
they have refused TO take themselves, they act
the part of quacks, who, it is notorious. always
decline 10 swallow their own pbysic. We hope
our Senators will not be humbuggcd by any such
charlatanry."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

One day last week, or rather one night, our
citizens we're startled by a queer, unearthly kind
OF a noise that suddenly made its appearance in
our streets. -SteubenUiRe Herald.
Next to Captain Tyler's son Bob, we think
Bob Wilson, of the steubenvilIc Herald, is the
raresi genius of the age! The above is a spe-
cimen Of the profundity Of this rara Gpiis in ter
A noise made its appearance in Sieuben.
Wonder that lis ugly looks didn't Tighten
Of the grown wing children!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
Public Sale

nF TWO QUARTER SECTIONS OF LAND IN
HARRISON COUNTY, OHIO. Will be offer
ed ut public sale, on the Sd and 4th days of March,
lS45, on the premises, on the first day above mention,
ed the N. p. quarter Of Section IS, Township IL,
Range 7ion the second day, the N. E.. quarter Of Sec.
ton 80, Township IL, Range Z. The above land was
entered among the first lands that was entered in that
part of the State of Ohio, and iudiciously selected
Those wishing to avail themselves OF real estate in that
ne!ghborhood, would do well to purchase said land, as
II Is within a few miles Of water carriage from the Ohio
canal. One quarter is adapted for stock and ali in pas
ture, Of which there is 20 acres cleared. This quarter
is . miles west Of Freeport, ON the road leading 70 Bir-
mlngham. The other is well adapted for wheat or stock
one mile NE. Of Weschoster. 40 acres cleared. Both
o. these quarters have the best kind Of water on them.
Terms mado known on tho day Of sale. ar II NOT
sold willbe rented on tho days Of sale.
WILLIAM COLVIN.
LEVI COLVIN,
jaw 9stspd Executors Of William Colyin, deed.
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WISTAR,S
BAESAM OLE WILD CHERRY.

That it stands at the head of other remedies is now
universally conceded. 1t has cured thousands upon
thousands-of all classcs-in cases of the most dam
gerously consumptive character. And physicians Of
the greatest eminence throughout our whole country,
unhesitatingly recommend it, as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases in the wholc.range of Pharma-
cy. The sales in the Western States have thus far
been unparalleled and the most gratifying proofs Gifts
efficacy have been received from every place ,ehcrs il
has been used.
REMARKABLE CASE furnished by JMc,srs. B.. "A. Fahn-
stock g. Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Terrible Steamboat Dis:ssger--Several
Elves E.0sss

Elves EOs9s
The New Orleans papers Of the 10Th contain
accounts of the burning Of the steamer Pathind-
and the loss Of several lives. The following
particulars we take from he Bulletin:
On Sunday, 8th inst, at half past Two O'Clock,
about midway between Grand Gulfand Rodney,
(Which are about 25 miles apart,) the steamer
Pathfinder, Capt. Moses, from Yazoo, with a full
load Of cotton, l4Sl bales, was discovered lobe
on iigc.
Soon there was running 10 and fro, and then
arose screams and cries really terrifying. The
pilot was forced TO leave the wheel by the smoke,
which nearly suffocatcd him after he had s,ecred
the bow Of the boat for the shore. The engi-
neer was also forced to leave his post before any
movement OF the boat towalds Tie shore could
be made, aud when the flames ragged tielcost the
bow of the boat was pointed up stream.
Several Of the crew commenced throwing the
cotton balcs overheard, ard many saved them
selves on the bales, aud others on Planks, etc.
There were seven lives lost, that are known
of, and doubtless others that the officers or crew
do not miss. ThOsc known to be lost are Messrs.
5. S. Caldwell, Higgins, and Butler, OF Grenada,
Mss, Mr.. Carleton, of Tallahutchic; Mr.. Pinch
back, OF ILL.,; he steward Of the boat, and one Of
the crew, unknown.
Mrs. Fleming, the only female on board, cx-
cept the chambernaid and a colored woman was
saved in ono of the yawIs, with many others.
The fire originated between the engines from
what cause is not known.
The whole cargo of l19l bales of cotton is
total loss.
The crew and surviving passengers, were
brought 10 Natchez by thc steamer Wave.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

Having been long subject to a bronchial affection OF
the throat, called BRONCHITIS, which gave me mucl,
trouble while in the discharge OF my professional duties,
and finding most remedies Intellectual, l was induced
to try the BalSan1 Of ViM Cherry, and must candidly
say. l have found it superior to anything l have ever
used. In performing the services of the church, | have
been very subject to a hoarseness attended with a sore
ness of the throat, from which l have always found
prompt relief from the use of this Balsam; and having
nsed it for nearly two years with continued success, l
would advise every one subject to such attacks, to keep
this invaluable remedy always at hand.
EDWARD X. PIERCE, D. D..
Of The GENUINE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY has also been used with like satisfactory results by
a number four most distinguished Clergymen in Gin
cinnati.
Still further cridences Of His remarkable caraare proper
Ties Of this inertin,able preparation.
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VllG Cabinet.

The Washington Globe of the 18th inst. says:
'The city circles and the newspapers are rife
speculations about the Cabinet of the Pres
ident elect. The saying of the ancient sage
seems to be applicable sail that is kaopn is,
that nothing can be known." There are so ma
ny cabinet-makers, that it would be very surpri-
sing if all should fail in their efforts TO save the
President trouble upon the subject, but still we
apprchend that none made to his hand will ex.
actly suit"
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OLD FIRM REVIVED.
EVA MS 81 WI NJ.

ME subscriber sbeg leave to inform their friends and
Il the public, in general, that they have entered in
to partnership for the purpose of continuing the man.
ulacture of Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Plough Castings,
Stoves, Hollow ware, and all kinds of Casting at the
old and well known establishment
EVANS MlLL,n No. 10 WATER STREET.
Mr.. McFaden respectfully solicits a return and con-
tinuance of the patronage of the friends Of the old and
former firm of "Evans and McFaden,' whilst Mr..
Evans also solicits a continuance of the patronage OF
the friends of the late firm of 90 Evans & Co.
GEO. NJ. EVANS,
Pittsburgh, Feb. &c 1914 JOHN McFADEN.
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DELAY NOT BUT SEEK HEALTH BEFORE IT

DELAY NOT BUT SEEK HEALTH BEFORE 1T
Is TOO LATE.
The following esimoni from Mr. Wesley BLIZZARD
o our own township, who Is personally known to many
of our citizens we presume will be read with interest:
C0nshtuhoaaht.
Messrs. JOSLIN & ROWE
The following history Of my experience in Tie use Of
hsh if you think proper. In the fall of'4l, | was attack
ed with a severe cough, and more or less painand sore
ness through the chest, which continued inabated throt
the winter. As warm weather approached | became
somewhat relieved, but still the soreness and cough did
not entirely leave me. At the commencement OF tue
winter of'42-3, / began to getmuch worse, great soreness
through my whole chest, difficulty of breathing, severe
and constant cough, followed ina short time by copi-.
GUS expectoration Of matter, rapid emaciatiOn &c.
until was so much Frustrated as to be mostly confined
to my room, and scarcely able to help myself, having
little confidence in the ability of physicians to relieve
for cure a consumption which / supposed to have be-
come already seated upon me, | had entirely neglected
the use of any prescription whatever until l saw in the
Advocate an advertisement Of DR.. Duncan's which in
duced me to purchase 0; Mr.. Briggs who was then a.
gent, one bottle of his medicine, hoping il might afford
me some relief from my suferings, although | expected
nothing more. In March, '43, | commenced using it;
and in four days time, the soreness in my chest was en-
tirely removed, my cough was much relieved, expecto-
rated freely, and beganto mend in every respect. In
short, | continued taking until | had used ten bottles,
when | found myselfentirely cured, and have remained
so until the present. Ineed not say that | consider the
Expectoranta most valuable medicine for lung alTec-
lions, and MS such have, and do still most c~heerfully re-
~commendit. WESLEY BLIZZARD.
Newark, April, 1874.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale at the store
CadiZ. Ohio. Dec. 9th
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r. Il wi O " a. L.
& JONES

TIERNAN & JONES
TEAVE REMOVED THEIR WHOLESALE CASH
I'LL 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. as
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 a great object.
Their stock at present is very good, which, with
fresh supplies expected in the course of a month, will
enable them to furnish an assortment for any section OF
the Western Country at prices that cannot fail to give
abstraction. 4SSs1s1 a. Pittsburgh, ! eb. 26. 1914
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

OnGo LEolsLATURE.--Ne received three Dali
Iy statcsmans on Morday evening. There is
nothing Of Importance in the legislative proceed
ings. The Bank Monster Of %Iniquity has got at
length out out Of the hands of The Conference
Committee, and the Senate has adopted the obi
GUS amendments. We shall publish the bill at
length as soon as we receive it..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

IMPORTANT ARRnsr.-Honry Thomas, alias
Thomas Dean, charged with being Il principal or
accessory to the murder of MIR. Edwards, of Ross
County, and for whose apprehension the Cover
nor offered a reward of $1,000, has been appre-
hended at Lancaster, Pa.
We m1y here stale thot we received a few
days since a communication from the thee in
diyidpals now confined in the Chilicothe Jail,
charged with being concerned in the same muir
der. We cannot publish it for " reasons. Ist.
1t is very personal, and would subject US to a pro-
s%ecution for a libel. I'd. We have always thought
It was injudiclous 10 publish matter touching the
guilt or innocence of a party either before or PEN
ding a trial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

o. On next Tuesday, the 18th %proximo, Cap
tain JOHN TYLER, the greatest man Tin his own
estimation) that the world ever saw since the
days of Alexander of Macedon, retires from
Office. 1t is said that he will have 100000 in
cash to carry home as ballast! Well done,
g Lucky John.n
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NEW DRU G STORE
KERR az MOMLEH,
NO. las,

NO. las,
Of Wood Street II Virgin Alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
UST RECEIVED AND o SALE, a large as
q sortment Of fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES. OILS.
PAINTS, D~YE-STUFFS, &c, which have been re-
ceived, and purchased with considerable care for Cash.
The following comprises part Of the stock just received 4:
GUM CAMPHOR, SPRS. TUPPENTINE,
Cream Tartar, Copal Varnish.
FLOR. SULPHUR, WHITE LEAD.
Caster Oil, Red
GUM ARABIC, LITHARGE,
EPSON Salts, Flaxseed Oil,
FL. MAMMA, VENETIAN RED. Enr.
Gnm Opium, Spanish Brown.
FLOR CAMOMILE, CAMWOOD,
Gum Aloes, Clipped Logwood,
SALTPETRE, FUSTIC,
Julnbe Paste, Mic Wood,
REID LlQUORICE, BRASILLETTO.
Liquorice Ball, Indigo,
MAGNESIA, NUTGALIS.
Powd Ginger Oil Vitriol.
NUTMEGS, AQUAFORTIS.
win a general assortment too numerous to mention,
which will be sold for CASH at a small advance on
Eastern Prices.
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OF Caleb J. McNulty has been held to bail
in the sum of $4,000, for his appearance at the
mex Criminal Court, at Washington, D. c., OH
the second Monday of March, 1s45, to answer
TO the charge of embezzloment. His securities
are the Hon. Emery d. Potter, and Mr.. Bryan
Leonard.
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or A correspondent of'he Pittsburgh Chron-
icle argues strongly in favor of a removal Ofthe
seat of the National Government from Washing
ion 10 the City Of Pittsburgh. We have no OBJ
iections TO that.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

PARDoN1NG PowER.-A communication recei-
we'd by the House of Representatives Of Penn
%sylvania, from the Secretary of that Common
wealth, sets forth the number of pardons gran
ted by DAVID r. PORTER, during his admins
iration. 1t appears by the document that the
whole number is about EIGHT HUNDRED !
Of these there are about IT'S remissions Of fines
and forfeitures, $40 pardons after conviction, and
So before trial. There is no doubt but that this
was a gross and polpable abuse of The pardoning
power, and il is no wonder that much excitement
exists on the subject in that State. Indeed, it is
insinuated in many quarters, that other reasons
than pure sympathy, operated on the mind of
Gov. Porter, 10 cause him to make a general
Jail delivery, before throwing off the robes of
Office. We always believed that he was a cor
rupt man, and recent events but strengthen our
convictions.
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Unparalleled Conduct.

The Statesman of the 18th inst. says "The
Speaker of the Senate, in appointing a Commit
tee of Conference on the bank bill, selected.
on the part of the Senate, three whigs--not put
ting a democrat on the committee. We believe
this has no parallel for its one sidedness. So
much for the commencement of the Bank Mon
archy."
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w. SWALLOW, Chief Marshal.

MARRIED-In Pittsburgh, on Thursday evening, by
the Rev. A. M. Bryan, MI. JOHN M. BLAIR, to Miss
RACHEL Dixon, all of that city.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

OF Wonder what will become of my sons
Bob and John, Jr, after the 4th of March9
We are afraid that President Polk will overlook
the qualifications of these interesting youths!
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OF DR.. WOOD. of Belmont county, entertain
ed our citizens on Saturday evening last, with
an exceedingly interesting lecture on the pbysi-
ology of digestion and the diseases of drunken
ness
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

LIBRARY OF LAW AND EoUITY.-McKinley
e. Lescure, of Harrisburg, Pa have issued pro-
posals TO publish a new Library of Law and
Equity, to contain the best productions of the
English authors. The work will be issued
monthly in numbers of l60 pages at So per
annum, and will be commenced on the frs, Of
May next. It will be under tho direction OF
Francis J. Troubat, Esq, of Philadelphia, Hon.
Ellis Lewis, Lancaster, and Wilson McCandless,
of Pittsburgh.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

DHcIINArIoN.--Hon. JouN W. JONES, speak
er oflho House of Representatives CT the United
statcs, positively declines being a candidate for
reelection, at the election TO be held in April.
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CoNGnEss.-Thc discussion on Texas annex
alton is still continued in the Senate. Nothing
of special interest in The House proceedings.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26

VOLUME TwELvE.-We shall issue next week
a Prospectus for the 18th volume of Tho Cadiz
Sentinel, Now is the time for the Democracy
TO exert themselves.
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Ohio Legislature.

That the proceedings of our coon Legislature
are interesting beyond parallel, no longer admits
a doubt! The man who says aught to the
contrary, must have malice prepense in his heartl
To prove the truth Of this, we cannot, at this
moment take time to make extensive compila-
lions from the reporIs furnished us in the Colum-
bus papers, but we beg leave 10 call the atten-
ton of our readers to the following petitions:
MIR. COombs, on leave, presented this petition
of 3S citizens in Miller township, Knox county,
for a Law 10 tax dogs.-The following is the Pc
tition:
To the Honorable General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio:
Whereas destruction very great
BY dogs among the sheep of late,
And danger that they will do more,
As they have often heretofore,
Requires that something should be done
To stop the rascals in their fun;
We therefore of your honors pray,
That you'll enact, without delay,
A law that shall impose a tax
On dogs, or OH their owners backs,
VI such amount as may suffice
To make dogs moral, just and wise;
And Wen forever aud a day,
When SO inclined d~cvoutIy pray.
Mr.. CowEN presented the following petition
from Knox county: e,
To the Honorable General Assembly of Ohio:
The undersigned, sincerely pray
That you'll vouchsafe, without delay,
This precious present winter,
Irrevocably to demolish ..f
The office of State Printer.
A registration law likewise
We hope you'll pass, that may suffice
10 check foul play in voting:
The man who would oppose the cause
Ofsound and wholesome 'lectionlaw
Deserves of feather coating.
No scven-headed monster, we,
For banks desire--but grant them free
With only this condition
Secure The holder of the bills,
And leave the cure of other ills
TO mutual competition.
A law, a sermon, or a song,
May be so mixed and tarnal long,
That few can comprehcd it
But shorts the word-so We'll lorbear,
In hopes that you will grant our prayer
10 your House we commend it.
The petition was laid Upon the table.
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REPEAL OF TIE BANK BI~LL.--Senator DtsNrT
gave notice on the Goth inst. of his intention, as
soon as the Bank Bill passed, that he would in
treduce a Bill 10 r|epealit! Good!
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NEws BY MoNDAY MGHTiy MlLS.
oNE WEI LATER FRoM EURoPEl
Very ImpOFtaHt-EngIisH Movement Ia
France against the United Stales-Fi-
ian the Cotton Market.


France against the United StaGes-Fi-
nances in the Cotton MaFkei.
The splendid line ship Roscius, Capt. Eldridge,
arrived at New York, on Sunday last, from Liv-
erpOol. She sailed thence on the 18th alt.
Tbs London papers give no quotations Of
American stocks. The packet ship Toronto,
which left n. York ol The 10th ult, carried out
no definite news, and The impression existing
was, that the interest would not 10 paid.
The news, in every point Of view, is important.
1t will be seen that England, taking Mr.. Cal
houn's famous despatch into consideration, has
commenced q counter-moyement in France
against the United States, England seeks an
alliance with France TO oppose tho annexation
of Texas TO this Union. That country is willing
to abandon the right Of search, if France will
the proposed alliance.
Against an immense import at Liverpool, cot
ton has maintained lis prices The demand,
though by no means animated, was steady.
FRANcE.-Ihc Constitutional announces that
NJ. Guizot was about to cede the adjustment of
Albreda to England, in return for tho right pos
iscssed by English vessels to carry on the gum
trade under sail on the coast Of Pordendick.
The Sincele suggests { singular compromise.
1t is, that England is disposed to concedc the
right Of search, on condition that the French
Cabinet join that of London to obtain an Euro
peon declaration against the annexation Of Tex.
as TO the United States.
The French Ministry appears TO be in a crili-
cal position, from the determination Of certain
indiy:d las to take every opportunity OF testing
their strength in the Climbers.
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70 the Congress ofthe United States:

The undersigned, inhabitants of Boston, in
the State of Massachusetts, protesting against
the proposed annexation of Texas TO this Union,
in the name of justice, freedom and The Consti-
tuition, respectfully ask, that ncase such an event
should take place, you will, by calling a Ma
tional Convention for the purpose, take immedi-
ale measures for a peaceub!c dissolution of The
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OF For pleasing variety, see fourth page Of
this days paper.
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W The last Old School Republican, the or
gan of Captain John Tyler in this State, has
been ensmdlLed 10 a medium sheet, about hall
the size Of the Sentinel. BY the 4th of March
it will be as small as The little end OF nothing
whitfield down, as they say among the Yankees.
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vt A letter from Columbus states that quite
a number of bank note engravers are now in that
city, anxlousiy waiting for the passage of the
bank bill, SO that they may get employment in
manufacturing pictured pieces Of paper, promi-
sing to pay money.