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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
HARDWARE STORE REBUILT.

flames M. COOPER has the pleasure to announce
that his store has been rebuilt in new and hand
some stylo and that he has returned from his tempo
rary location on Market street, to his old stand NO.
| So. WOOD STREET, whereheis now opening an en-
tire new stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BULL,
DING MATERIALS, and all other articles in the line
These goods have all been imported since the fire.
and the stock is consequently all fresh and new.
Extensive supplies inst received from Liverpool per
shin stCaedonia Brander,n 's0ndraKa,r and Thomas
lP Cope,'' which will make the assortment complete
BUYERS generally are respectfully informed that they
will find it to their interest to call and examine my
STOCK as am disposed to sell goods very low for cash
or approved credit. JAMES M. COOPER.
oI-6m No. So, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
The subscriber is also agent for the sale ofSaunder
SONS Steel, Rochester Cooper Tools Hair Cloths, Ma
hogany Veneers, ETC.
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CHARLES H. KAY,
Publisher. Bookseller and Stationer

Corner of Wood and Third streets, Pittsburgh
All the new publications for sale as soon as issued.
Law, Medical, theological, scientific, classical music,
juvenile, miscellaneous prose and poctica and stand
ard library books general assortment of school and
college books in the various languages; bible, hymn,
and prayer books elegant books for presents; station
AIRY, plain and lancy--writng and wrapping papers;
egers journals and other blank books Of all kinds.
Country merchants, teachers, library companies and
professional gentlemen supplied the best terms Or
ders by letter promptly faithfully attended to-
cuted.
The above for sale low for cash. o1-Gm*
New Lisbon Patriot, Canton Democrat, and St
Cairsvle Gazette copy to the amount Of 81 each and
send bill to advertiser.
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WHITE g. BROTHER.
w all Paper Warehouse,
81, WOOD STREET, WEST SIDE,

PITTSBURGH.
FENTIE subscribers have taken new warehouse since
A the great fire, and opening an extensive stock
Of Paper hangngs consisting of the latest styles Of
umn, panel and other patterns of Hall papers; great
variety of parlor and room papers, among which are
the latest esco patterns; freboard prints; cies de lit
bro tops; bordets &C., with general assortment o.
goods in theirline
Their stock having all been manufactured orimport.
ed since the fire, is altogether and unsurpassed by
any in the country, and viii be sold low Those who
have houses or rooms paper respectfully invited
to call and examine our assortment
HOLDSHIP g. BROWNE, 81, Wood street.
September lit
Republican copy to amount of 50, and send bill to
this office for collection.
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Eastern Agency for the sentineI.

VB. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and recepng therefor in the cities of Phila-
dephia Baltimore, New York and Boston, His offices
are No 59 Pine street, Philadelphia southeast corner
of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore; No. 80
Ann street, New York and No l6, State ST., Boston
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
THE CADIZ SENTINEL.
cADIz. OCTOBER 8. 1915.
Agents for iIle sentinel.

The following gentlemen have been appointt
Agents for the Ctpz SEEFEL in their respective neig
horhoods. They fully authorized to procure sa
scliptons make collections and receipt for moneyd
us:
ANDREW LYNCH, ESQ.,, Jefferson;
WILLIAM VANrz, ESQ.,, Annapolis;
ABNER HIxoN, Hanover (AroheI Township;
G.. LAwTHERs, z. NJ, Leesburgh;
VIM. NJ BLAcKBURN, ESQ, Bloomfield
RoBERT LESLIE, p. NJ, Smithfeld.
Amos JoNEs, P. NJ. Mt. Pleasant.
r. K. KENNEDY, p. NJ, Harrisvile.
JONAS RoMIcK, p. NJ Georgetown
join IRVINE, Kigore, Carroll county
JACOB GLADDEN., Hickory +"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

the whig laws, authorized 10 charge and collect
interest on what he actually owes the people
Ibid, PIP 100 to llS, inclusiye-and for latter
clause pp23 10 SO inclusive.
TELL THE PEOPLE
that the wings passed law by which the furni-
tute in al boarding houses and hotels is taxed,
while the magnificent furniture of the banker
goes untaxed.-Ibid, PIP 100 to ll3.
TELL THE PEOPLE
that the whig orators in the last Legislature as
sumed the responsibility for their party, for those
acts; and that the whig leaders approve, yea ap-
plaud the course of their members in this re-
spect.-See Ohio Stale Journal, [Cadis Repub-
licaa,l Ohio Repository, and other lrhig papers.
TELL THE PEOPLE
that the wings, in the last Legislature, altered
the boundaries of counties, in such manner as
to give a majority for their party, in counties
which contained Democratic mujorities-- Ohio
Local LaIcS, pOl. 43, p. 800.
TELL THE PEOPLE
that said law was arbitrarily and corrupdy pass
led to enable the wings to maintain the ascend
Iancy they accidentally gained last fall and that
this was done to the great disadvantage of citi-
zens residing in those counties and in direct VIC.
ation of their expressed will
TELL THE PEOPLE
that the last whig Legislature so altered the
Congressional districts Of Ohio, as to give them
a majority of the members of Congress from Ohio
at the next Congressional election. - Ohio Ge-
neral LarS, rol 43, p. SO.
TELL THE PEOPLE
that, by this act the law which provides for the
apportonment of the State into Congressional
districts once every ten years, was grossly VIOLA
ted, and the constitution and the rights of the
people basely trampled under foot to CRAFTY the
bigotry and depravity of their hearts
TELL THE PEOPLE
that the wings in the last Legislature, violated a
legal contract between the State and Samuel
Medary, for The sole purpose of injurng him in
his lawful business, and in total disregard of all
their own as well as their party's professions of
their regard for the binding force of such en-
gagements.- p. 81.
TELL THE PEOPLE
that the last whig Legislature of Ohio establish
cd Board Of Public Works, with President,
lat compensation of TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS PER DAY, forno other purpose than to pay
him for nditinC a whiU oner--Tb;5 N az
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
SOMETHING NEW IN CADIz!
A 70 OK RxMDHRX.

II ME subscriber having located in Cadiz, perma-
nently, taxes this me thod of announcing to the
citizens of Harrison and the adjoining countless that he
is prepared to execute every variety of Book binding
at his establishment few doors north of the Cadiz no,
tel Blank books of every description ruled andbound
to any pattern Periodicals, Pamphlets, Music, etc.
bound in the neatest and most durable style. Old
books ard Libraries prepared, etc ETC. P4ices low
and all orders promptly attended to. .,u,
sep0 j. GlLCHRISI.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

The commencement at this Institution took
place on Sept 25th. The exercises were more
than usually interesting, and the audience larger
perhaps than on any former occasion. The gra-
duatng class consisted Of 43, more than half of
which (f spared) will enter the ministry. DR..
Brown, so long known as the friend of literatare
in the western country, having resigned the pre-
sidency, which he has honorably filled for %
years, delivered his valedictory, which was tru-
ly affecting, and Dr. Breckenridge, formerly oil
Baltimore, was inaugurated.
The catalogue for the last year numbers 800
and alarge increase is confidently expected next
session. Each society library consists of about
$500 volumes, besides these there are the col
lege library, students library, and the library d
the Brainard E Society. The prospects Of the
institution are said TO be better than at any for
mer time The Franklin t Society is about tc
increase its library by a few hundred new books.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
JOSEPH SPIDLE'S STATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
IA been appointed and qualified as administrators
of the estate of Joseph Spidles, late of Harrison Co..
deceased Those indebted to said estate required
to make payment, and those having claims will present
them legally authenticated for settlement, within the
time prescribed by law JOHN GUTSHALL,
DAN'L GUTSHALLJr.
Oct. !, l845-4t Administrator
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
A. FULTON,
Bell and Brass Founder,

4 z AS rebuilt and commenced business at his old
i stand, where he will be pleased to see his old
customers aud friends
Church and steamboat bells ofevery size, from 10 to
10000 pounds, from patterns of the most approved
models and warranted to be of the best materials Mi
neral water pumps couners railings, &C., &C. ogeh-
er with every variety of brass castings, if required.
turned and finished in the neatest manner.
Also Babitt's anti-attrition metal, for lining brass
journal boxes to prevent friction. Oily
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
NOTICE.

Ut ME members of the Uniontown Horse Company
organized for the protection Of Horses and the de
lection of Horse Thieves, will meet in Unionown OF
Saturday, the 25h October. All members, and other
favorable to the cause, are invited to attend.
BY order of the President,
Octl THOMAS IRWIN, Sec'y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
CARROLL COUNTY DEMOCRATIC RE.
PUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

Representative,
WILLIAM DEFORD, of East.
Sheriff,
ELISHA MCGUIRE, of Centre.
Treasurer,
RICHARD II. LEGGET, of Centre.
auditor,
F. S. McKAEN, of Brown.
Pros. Attorney,
JONATHAN MAFFEr, of Centre.
Commissioner,
ADAM JACKMAN, of Lee.
Surveyor,
yHARDESTY, of Brown.
Recorder,
DAVID EBERSOLE, Of Centre.
Poor House Director,
HENRY BROOKS, of Union.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

0IrThe Republican this week we understand,
s to be filed to overhowing with base ibels on
The democratic candidates. Gloves labor lost. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
The nefenders of RnItinlore.

We hsye just had an interview with our friend
Mr. Robert Alexander, one of the Defenders Of
Baltimore, an old soldier who bears on his body
the scars of honorable wounds received in the
field of battle. He has lately returned from a
celebration, held by the surviving defenders of
Baltimore, at the city of Washington. II was a
glorious affair to the old veterans. We shall pub
Iish the proceedings in our next, and will add
here that Mr.. Alexander carried the "Star Span
gled Banner" that waved over the gallant citi-
zen soldiers on the memorable day that saw the
proud General Ross kiss the dust, and the same
flag that was immorialized by the pen of the la
mented Key.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

passing health-restoratiye virtues!!!
From DR.. Baher Springfeld Washington County, Ky,l
SPRNGFlnLD, KY, March H., 1915.
Messrs. Sanford & ParlI-Gens: take this oppor-
unity of informing you Of remarkable cure per
formed upon me by the use Of "Dr Wistar's Balsam o
Wild Cherry.h
In the year t840 / was taken with an inflammation
Iof the bowels, which | labored under for six weeks,
when gradually recovered. In the fall of 1871, Twas
attacked with a cold, which seated itself upon
my ungs and for thespace of three years was conf
ned to my bed tried all kinds of medicines, and ev-
cry variety of medical aid without benefit; and thus
wearied along until the winter of 1874 when heard
Iof ''Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
MY friends persuaded me to give it trial, though
had given up all hopes Of recovery, and had prepared
myself for the change another world. Through their
solicitation was induced to make use ofthe 'Genuine
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry" The effect was tru-
ly astonishing. After five years of affection, pain and
sutTerng and after having spent four or five hundred
dollars to no purpose andhe best and most rcspectahG
physicians had proved unavailing was soon restored
to entire health by the blessings Of God and the use OF
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
now enj Dying good health, and such is my alter
ed Appearance that ammo longer known when meet
my former acquaintanCes
Ihavo gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh firm
and solid. can eat as much as any person, and
my food seems to agree with me- have eaten more
during the last six months than had eaten for five
Iyears before.
Considering my case almost miracle, l deem it ne
cessary for the good of the afflicted and duty owe
to the proprietors and my fellow men, (who should
know where relief may behad) to make this statement
public.
May the blessing of God rest upon the proprietors
so valuable a medicine as Wstar's Basam of Wild
Cherry. Yours respectfully, VIM. b. BAKER
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

The following has Just been received from Mr. Ed
ward Stratton of Lexington, Mo, which shows that
Consumption in its worst form can be cured by ''Wis-
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry''
LExNGToN, Mo, Jan. 81, 1845.
Benjamin Phelps-Dear Sir: take great pleasure
lin communicating to You what consderan extraordi-
mary cure effected on my daughter, about IL years Of
Iage, by Wistar's Balsaf of Wild Cherry. About the
LIST of septemberlas my daughter was taken sick and
wa. attended by several physicians, whose prosc1p-
tons were Intellectual, or seemed to do no good She
was attended with constant cough, and pain in the
breast Her physicians and all who her, came to
the conclusion that she was H. confirmed stage Of
Consumption. made no other calculation than for her
to die But as she recommended taxing the Balsam she
began to improyeand continued to do until herhealh
was restored, and is now entirely we'll With view
Of beuefttng those who may be similarly afflicted,
take pleasure in recommending this medicine to the
confidence of the public Yours, with respect,
EDWARD SPRATTON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
Jefferson College,

CS5-A friend has kindly furnished US with the
following article:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

GILCHRIST.

VIII miracles ever cease? More evidence of its sur
passing health-restorative virtues!!!
From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington County, Ky.
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NEW GOODS.


HM, BoGGs II. V. sIMERAL G. S. ATKINSON
HOW DO YOU Do! WALK IN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

NKT TANTED-- bushels Rye; ~
wv 1000 bushels Corn, lor whiclsile highest rates
WILDE paid BY II. MEARs and Co.,
sepl0 Sf""henvilic,
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TELL THE PEOPLE

that, by the same law, the bankers property is
not liable for the redemption of his paper; and
that the banker is not compelled TO receive the
notes of his bank in payment of debts due him.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
TELL THE PEOPLE

that every man IN the State istaxed on his mo-
ney at nterest,on bis capital invested in business,
and on his notes and book accounts, while the
banker is not only free from taxation in all these
descriptions Of property, but is also, by virtue Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

GNAMWOOD, logwood, coperas, alum, indigo, mad
der, and all kinds of dye-stufs, for sale cheaper
than at any other establishment west of the Ohio III
ver and no mistake. j. BIGALL. [iIy2
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08

u FATS "A large assortment of Fur Leghorn and
4 Il Palm-Leaf Hats, just received aud for sale by
may 4. MAHOOD & GRIMES.
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that the wings are opposed to taxing the banker
on his notes for which he is drawing interest,
while they compel the farmer and mechanic to
pay tax on their money at interest, and all they
own.--Scc Journals Of both Houses Of the last
Legislature in numerous instances, aad the Ge-
neral lars already referred to. And don't for
get to
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
TELL THE PEOPLE

that, by the same law, the bankers property is
not liable for the redemption of his paper; and
that the banker is not compelled to receive the
notes of his bank III payment of debts due him
Ibid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

side security of the South, or the privileges intend
ed to be permanently secured to II by the Const'u
Texas. We all understand that if you should ev-
er be endangered by the growing strength of your
colored population, you would look for succor else
where than to Texas.
am bound TO admit that the gentleman from
South Carolina (Mr. Holmes) has stated the argu-
inent grounded the apparent necessity of great
or space for the expansion of the rapidly increasing
colored population Of the South, with force and
effect calculated not only 20 influence the South,
but even to startle the North. But the annexation
of Texas would serve only as temporary relief
from the evils with which the multiplication of the
blacks Threatens the slaveholding States 1t but
posponcs the catastrophe; and if in sixty years,
the slaves of the South are likely to prove too
strong for their masters, they may be expected to
become too powerful ia Texas also in the course OF
a century. The conclusion, however which we OF
the North draw from the facts alluded TO by the
gentleman, is not that this evil should be rendered
temporarily less dangerous by expansion, but that
the South should take measures for its extirpation
while emancipation is yet possible.
Concluded ncrt tccek.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

the employment of Messrs. Dodge and Graves, of
this village, whilst engaged in driving a load of
passengers between here and Logansport, had his
horses startled by strange looking animal passing
the road in their front, which induced him to get
out and see what it was. He took the precautlon
to load pistol, from one of the passengers and
starting off in hot pursuit, soon made the animal
take TO "A tree. 1t jumped up about ten feet and
man by showing what beautiful set of grinders II
had He levelled his pistol and fired.-The a1I-
nal fell to the ground, and he had the satisfaction
of knowing that he had killed very large Cata-
mount 1t was fortunate for him. that he made a
dead shot-for had he bot wounded the animal
his destruction would have been inevitable.
Niles (ylhch.) Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07
WATCHMAN e. JOURNAL.
+. p. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.
MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1916.
ANNEXATION CARRIED N!
LETTER TO THE EDITOR.
WAetIINcroN II C. Feb. 9

WASHINGTON, ID. u, req. ~, 1919.
DEAR SIR:--The deed is done, as far as the SEN
ate is concerned the act of "deep damnaton" has
been performed. The House resolution, annexing
Texas to the United States, has this moment pass
ed the Senate, with Col. Benton's bill of this SEES.
sion added to it as an amendment 1t will be re-
turned to the House, and the amendment ] pre-.
sumo, will be concurrcd in have but moment
to write, as wish this letter to leave by this eve
ning's mail.
Thus the Constituton-tho right Of the States
to object to new confederatcs in the Union-and
the treaty of peace and amity with Mexico, all
violated thus is the area of Slavery extended, and
for that slavery this nation is to be made response
bic. 1t is probable that War will follow with Mex.
ico and 1t will be war utterly indeensibc on our
part, because VIC have rushed into it without even
q tolerable excuse IF annexation is consummat-
ed it is possible that the control of the Government
will by this means pass into the hands Of the Say-
ocracy-that the Protective policy will be over
thrown-that the prosperity of the land will be
blasted, and finally the Union itself be dissolved
But whether these probable and possible evils fol
low or not, the disregard Of the Constitution and
the extension and pcrpoultion Of slavery alone cal
for the deepest execrations of every patriotic mar
upon the perpetrators of this act. We record THEN
names enclosed in black lines, significant of the
unmidgated infamy which they have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

OF these, all but three, Henderson, Johnson and
Merrck, the first and last of whom are in fact Lo-
cofocos,) claim to be Democrats. Aye all voting
to extend and perpctuate slavery what Democ-
racy Twelve of them representing free States,
and yet surrendering their own States to the ten
der merces of the Slavocracy; forsooh is not that
beautiful Democracy? Allen and Toppan of Ohio
and Niles of Connecticut were expressly instruct
ed TO vote against annexation, and yet these prec-
ious Democrats have secuted the Democratic doc
trnc of instructions! In Maine New York, Penn
syvunia and Indiana, it is unqucstionably true
that majority of the people are against this meas
urc yet the Democratic Senators of those States
have all voted for it. In fact, taking the recent
Presidential vote test, majority Of the free
men Of the Union are against anneXation-but
these superative Democrats override the popular
will without twingc of conscience. Indeed, con-
science seems to have been most shabbily treated
on this occasion. Poor Bagby conscicpcouslY OPP
posed the resolutions on Wednesday utterly un-
constitutional, and on Thursday votes for them
and Benton and six or eight others, who could moi
consciencously vote for 1ylers treaty, find no diff
fculty in supporting this infinitely less constitu-
tOnal measure. IL Is an important question 10 ASK
How have the conscienccs of these men been
silenced and the Constitution inlrnged? We
doubt not it has been done by Erecutire po,cer by
the threats of the lwll of President Polk and the
promises of his favor. Such is the explanation
given at Washngton-unquestiona truly given
Folks cabinet was kept in allegiance for the decis:
ion Of this question and were it not too bold ar
evidence of bribery and corruption, We should ex.
pect to see that renegade Wing from Maryland
who has put at defiance the will of the Wing Leg.
slature of his State just exprcssed-(we mean Sen
ator Merrck, whose place rejoice TO say is illet
by another aud a better Whig)-receive high ia
vor from the new administration.
On the whole, the Locofoco cant about dtnlocra
GU State rights, and the doctrine Of Instructions is
essentially used up by this vote. No outrage upor
human rights and State rights is too gross for mod
ern democracy to perpetrate; no Instructions seen
of any force, except upon Wings
We are glad of the noble contrast presented BY
the noes on this question. The names are worth,
Of golden letters: they are