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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-11
NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GOODSIlI
s. BELL & NJ. NJ. SLOAN,

s. BELL e. NJ. NJ. SLOAN, -. .
1 HAVlNG associated themselves rs copartners in
a. the mercantile business, are receiving and
opening at their new store, opposite the public bull
dInSs, large and splendid stock of the newest and
latest styles of Fall and Winter Goods all of which
stock, having been selected by one of the firm in the
Eastern cities within The last three weeks and since
the late great decline in prices, they feel warranted in
Offering to their numerous 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 ev-
cry article, fancy or staple, which be procured in
the Eastern cities and is of supeprstyle and quality
amongst which may be found the oloWing articles viz
french, English and American wool dyed broadclohs;
hcaYy Beaver cloths, for oVercoats wool dyed, black
blue and fancy coored cassmeres; sattinetts great
variety OF every style and quality heavy Orleans CLOTH
fancy article for mems and bows fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths of superior quality !;
silk velvet, satin Valenta and Malscillcs yestincs
mems black Italian cravas and stocks; black Grod'n
Rhine silks; Ombfe plaid Glaze 7. d. Sole do; boi-
net silks, bonnet ribbon and Trimmings great yarc-
ty gents. and ladies silk gloves of every description;
Alpaccas, Morinos, Paramettoes, Thbet cloths, Cash
Imeres' Nous de LANES and Organdnes; 8 Or en-
Drodercd Victoria and Mazourla shawls superior to
any thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satin
hdkfs and French worked collars fancy silk grdles
and cloak tassels 1000 yds Calico from GA to 374 cts
per yards brown muslin shirtings, diapers, drillings
ana tIckings, grpat yarety of onchI Flannelsscar
- JSi'oN uIlu NhlLC SlllSlldlnB ana
checks, great variety; fur, SEAL toilet plush, cloth
aud velvet caps, general assortmcnt; Bonncts-a
great variety of Florence, braid, straw and fancy of
the finest quality-and for price we defy competitions
GRocERIEs-A general assortment Coffee; teas,
young Tyson and Imperial; loaf sugar, New Orleans
su3arand molasses, ground cinnamon aud pepper, al
sPice ginger alum, madder, sweet and port wines
best quality, camphor, cloves, nutmegs, etc. etc.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY - Knives. forks, penknives
razoTs and strops scissors, Britannia table and tea
spoons specaclos, till locks, door locks, closet locks
and pad locks esculcneons and pins carpenters rules
brass candescks suuers and trays table hinges, butt
hinges and screws plain irons single and double, fir
NOR cses socket chiscls files and rasps OF every de
scription, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes Rowlond's steel and iron shoyels manure
forks, etc. etc.
QuEENswARE.-A great variety of China, Liverpool
Granite stone and common ware of every description
We invite the public to an 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 &s SLOAN,
Cadiz no 5, 145
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ENrNplA NHnXiOn.

We lelcelye that the accounts received on
Saturday from New Oueans are not confirmed BY
the official accounts The 'Pcayune" reports
as one Of the pieces of intelligence brought by
the brig Pario, that "a letter written at Yer;
Cruz ON the 18Th uIt., the day on which the Pa
rio sailed, simply says: 'Mr. SIidcll demanle,
his passports, having failed in the object of his
mission" We do not understand that Mr.. Sl
dell demanded his passports, or that be has re
ceivcd anything like dcfnitive answer from the
government A letter has been received from
Jaapa on the 18th January, which states that
Mr.. Slidell was expected to arrive in that towr
via Pueba on that or the following day.
There is too much reason TO approhend thai
the mission may not be productive Of the success
which there was some reason TO anticipate. The
accession OF Almonte and Tornel to the exist
ing administration, is no very fattering sign of a
favorable result. Mr.. SIidcI will do, however,
every thing which is TO be expected from his
acknowledged talents when he receives his com.
mission under the recent confirmation oftho Sen
ate.
Some rnmors are sill qAoat Of design on
the part of Great Britain, France, and Spain, to
place European prince on the throne Of Moxi
co. We cannot youc'ffor he correctness of 50
eXtravagant report,--Waah Union, Feb. 9.
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borer wants il. The merchant wants BILL
not Bank or Exchequer bill, but upon a bank,
ef where he lays in his goods, as in Germany.
In Is oSE OF THE GREATEST HUNRUGs EVER AT
TEMPTED TO BE IMPOSED UPoN PEOPLE THAT
THERE IS NOT sPEcR ENOUGH IN THE WORLD 10
ANSWER ALL Tue NECESSARY WANTS oFTHE COM
NUNITY. Look at Cuba. There is no paper
there. ShlH out from circulation all paper, and
specie giI fol1 an upon as as The tide; but it will
never flow TO any country that has paper cur.
rency, which will always deprecia,e A Ma
tional Paper Currency is great curse 10 any
people, and n particular curse 10 the laboier OF
the country, for its depreciation always falls up
on the laborer. But with these hints must
close, being exhausted. am greatly debilitated,
and remain your friend,
ANDREW JACKSON.
TO MosEs DAWSON, Esq, Cincinnati
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SELLING A DAuaHTER.--A letter dated Da.
mascus, Oct, 10, says:--''A man was found the
other day in the public market offering his daugh
ter for sale. Being Christian he was sent IL
the Patriarch by Mr. Mish, the English Dmgo
man, who provontcdit. His story is simple one
I'm weaveri on account Of the cheap Engsl
goods my trade has been put'a stop TO. have
a wife, mother, and seven children to support
When sold everything we had, tried to beg,
butnone would give. could get noohcr work
We have had no bread for The last three davs
| thought 10 sell one Of my cAildren to keep The
others from starving. was offered 800 piastrc.
.(E5) for this girl, and | would have sold her hac
it not been for Mr.. Alish who sent me here.
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The Gold DOlIRr.

A new movement has been made ia Congress
towards the introduction fthe gold dollar. The
U. S. Journal says this coin has long been known
in the hard money countries of the world. awe
have seen it in Turkey about the size of adime
yet much thinner; r;and have considered ii the very
best representation Of value in existence. 1t is
there put into roleauz OF fifty pieces, occupying
the space ola small cigar, and packed in little
perluned purses for the ladies' and higher orders
of society, Such coin might be RENTED IN
der seal from one end of the country 10 the
other, and would be vast Improvement Oh the
present currency"
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Oregon Illpniwrntinm.

Thomas Jefferson Sutherland, the same indi.
ivldnal who figured in the Canadian troubles II
few years ago, has publisheda a plan of organiza-
ton, and proposes TO conduct party Of emf
grants to the Oregon Territory. The orgahza-
ton is TO be called the "Orcgon Emigrant Asso-
clation," with auxiliary associations The head
Iquarers Of the association to be in the city of
New York, and the object of the association to
be TO collect the necessary funds to carry oGt the
measure The Congress Of the United States to
be petitioncd to make an appropriation of $780,
900 in aid of the measure, and 10 furnish 1000
Island Of small arms and two field pieces, with
Their equipage. A military command of 1000
Iable-bodled, industrious and capable men, to be
IorganIzod and divided into corps, as foows:-
400 rifiemen, 400 infantry, and 200 artillery To
this force may be added corps of cadets, to con
ssL Of boys of respectable parents, Of twelve
years OF age and upwards. A printing press,
clergymen, physicians, &c, 10 accompany the
expedition. The terms of admission 10 e mill
tary commend to be the payment of Sl00 into
The funds of the association for the member him
self, and $50 each for wife and child. Arrived
IN Oregon, each head of family and each male
OF 10 years and upwards, 10 be allowed TO locate
six hundred and forty acres of land, and TO be
confirmed IN the possession and occupation there
of The military command 10 rendezvous at In
dependence, Missouri, on the 18th Of April, A..
d. lS47, and there lobe mustered into The ser.
vice Of the United States, and to be deemed 10
be IN The service Of the United States, and to be
subject to the laws and regulations provided for
the government ofthe army ofthe United States,
until they shall have passed 10 the west side Of
the Rocky Mountains. Persons wishing to en-.
igrate 70 Oregon or Upper California are to ad
dress Mr. Sutherland, al the city Of New York.
-,-Llegdr Newspaper.
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Most DepEOranIe.

The Cincinnati Gazette and other whgprints
are becoming already alarmed at the anticipated
repeal of the English Corn Law, and conseq quenr
reduction of our Tariff They would rather see
The immense surplus produce Of the great West
rot in our gamers, and millions of the down
trodden poor of Europe stave, than that the
lordly nabobs of 9he New England manuacto-
ries, should be crcumscribed in amassing treble
fortunes of of western consumers. THIS is whig-
gery.-Mansfeld Shield and Banner
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MOUNT VERNON, February 10, 1907

MOUNT VERNON, February 10, 1907.
To Thomas STONE:
Dear Sir--Your favor Of the Both uIi came
IdQIy to hand. To give an opinion in case oi
$50 much importance as that which has warmly
Iagitatcd the two branches of your legislature
and which from the appeal that is made, is like.
Iy to create great and perhaps dam erous divis
ions, is rather delicate mater but as this diver
Isliy OF opinion Is on a subject which has, be-
lieve, occupied the minds Of most men, and as
my sentiments thereon have been fully and de-
cldedly expressed, long before the Assembly ei-
ther of Maryland or of this State was convened
do not scruple to declare that, if | had voice
Yin your Legislature it would have been given de-
.cidcdly against paper emission, upon the gen.
eral principle Of its inutilily as representative,
and necessity of il as medium.
To assign reasons for this opinion, would be
as unnecessary as tedious. The ground has been
$50 often trod, that hardly place remains un-
touched; in word, the necessity arising from
The 'cant Of specie, is represented as GREATER
THAN IT REALLYIs. contend that it is by the
substance and not by the shadow of thing,that
we are benefited. The wisdom of man in my
humble opinion, cannot at this time, devise a
plan by which the credit Of paper would be long
supported consequently depreciation keeps pace
with the quantity of the emission, and the arti-
ccs for which il is exchanged rise in greater
ratio than the sinking value of the money; where
in then, is the farmer, the planter, the artzan
benefited? The debtor may be, because as |
have observed, he gives the shadow instead of
the substance; and in proportion TO bis gain the
creditor or the body polite suffers. Whether it
be legal tender or not, it will, as has been OBJ
served truly, leave no alternative. 1t must be
that or nothing An evil equally great is the
door it Immediately opens for SPECULATION, BY
which the zcqst designing, and perhaps most razu.
able part Of the community is proved upon by
the more knowing and CRAFTY SPECTATORS.
But contrary to my intentions and declarations,
| am offering reasons in support of my opinion
--rcasons, too, which, of all Others arc least plea
sing TO the advocates of paper money. shall,
therefore, only observe, generally, that so many
people have suffered by the former emission, that
like burnt child who breads the fire, no person
will touch it who can possibly avoid 1.-THE nat
ura consequence Of which will be, that the spa-
Gle which remansunexported, will be locked up,
With great esteem and regard
am, dear sir, &c,
CEODCP w AStrJIArC,rp0N
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From The Washington Union, Jannqr


The following intelligence comes to us in this
mornings "Batjmoro American" We wait
with impaticnco for further details. In tho mean
time, we cannot forbear the expression of ou,
profound sympathy for the harassed citizens of
the southern republic The blood boiIs with in
dignaton at the attempt of these allied squad
rons to interfere with the affairs of Buenos Ay-
res and the spiIljng of her blood in this contest.
Nor can we rcpress our admiration for the brave
ry they have displayed against such fearful odds
as they have had to encounter.
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More E1eg,gs5on!

/ A Reverend Mr.. Pritchard, latter dav Saint.
preaching in Ohio upon the last day, which be
says. is soon coming. lie prepares his disciples
for The event, by placing them in circle
with wash tub in the centre, in which their feet
are placed for holy abluton. They then dancc
round the tub; and after this, a holy kiss roes
round the circle, each kissing the next nenhbor
and the Reverend teacher going round and kiss
ling all. lie teaches that husbands and wives nm
equally yokod, believers with infdels, must part
at the day of judgment; and that as the day is
soon coming. they may as well anticipate il, and
part here below. And so sister this has (orsaken
her husband, and brother that his wife.
Here then is the root of the matter; the in
!dlcement to this holy teaching. The tic of mar
Iriage must be sundered, and the parties set flee
for new ard more spiritual reatons And then
the Reverend teacher, like another Mahomet,
may 'pick and choose" as many Hours as he
wants for his new paradise! II is Mormonism
and Mahiasism over again. WEI knew the
founder of new deusion, miscalIed religion,
who bad not women n his eye, and who did not
preach some cepiious doctrine, and practise
what he preached. And Ne never vet knew one
who oid not aim at the pockets Of husbands, us
we'll as the persons Of wives The laws of Ohio
can reach such things, and we advise its author
lties TO enforce them. Men and women, in this
free country, are free 10 utter and teach any non
sense But they are not free topractiee il in VII
olaion of any legal right. The Reverend Mr.
Pdchard may teach husbands and wives to SEN
arate, and violate the Seventh Commandment
Bnt if they practice accordingly, the law can deal
ylth them, And lctit--Dollar Newspaper.
"a 4
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ron THE cADrz SENTINEL.
A CALL FOR 4 PRESBYTERIAN CON
VENTION

The undersigned having been appointed a
Committee by the convention of Old School
Presbyerans al Mountpleasant, Jefferson coun-
ty, Ohio, on the 9th of August last. deem it du-
ty dcvolvlng upon US publicly TO state that a
number of memorials, signed by many members
OF the Church within the bounds Of Wheeling
Synod, were presented TO that body at their Ialo
meeting III SeubenvilIe, asking Them to 'texpress
their opinion Of the action Of the last General
Assembly on the subject of Slavery and also to
"proposc 10 the next Assembly, in the way Of
overture, the repeal of their proceedings of
1884, on the Qlorum and Ordination qucs.
tions."
The manner in which the Synod disposed Of
these memorialists we think was very uusqtsfac-
~. They refused to give direct expression of
opinion of the Assembly's action on the subject
OF Slavery referring the menorialisls TO
the next Assembly for the explanation Of their
own acts thus leaving this ''vexed question: as
unsettled as ever, and treating the mcmorasts
as meddlesome dsturbers Of their peace, who
"did not know shat they were dongn And
according TO the minutes in the Pittsburgh Pres.
byteran Advocate of the 5th November last,thcy
did not give any heed TO the memorials on the
Quorum and Ordination qucstions-Ieawngu US to
infer that they were not worth mjndng.
Believing, therefore, that The acIion of tho last
Synod on these important subjects, is very un-
satisfactory, and that it is the duty of every chris
tian to use his influence TO do away with opprcs-
sion Of every kind, as far as he eau. And be-
lieving that the blessing Of Heaven cannot rest
upon our Church until the plaguc-spot of Slave
ry is removed from her communion, and eyeryI
member Of the Church occupy his appropriate
sphere. We issue this call and invite all theI
members of the Old School Presbyterian Church.
within the bounds Of Wheeling Synod TO meet inl
New Athens, Harrison county, in tho Presbyto-
rian church, Friday, the 18th day OF February
pext, at IL o'clock NJ, there TO deliberate andI
consult on the proper course to be pursued in |
future, whether 10 continue our efforts to getI
our Church reformed on these subjects, or pea
cahly to withdraw our connection from il.
JOHN HANNA,
JOHN q. MCCULLOUGH,
f ALEXANDER WILSON,
A, +. HANNA,
Dec. 81, IS45. Cewmittee
5s~y>-c-c4eJo-<lese> 49,. --~.os-
A gang of counterleiters, six in number, head
ed by man named James Brown have been ar
rested and committed 10 Jail at Akron, Ohio
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To MosEs DAWSON, Esq, Cincinnati.
From the N. o. Picay
ETOnl HRXnNn.

BY the arrival of the brig P. Soule, Capt Del
vile, we have received full files of Havana pa
pers TO the 18th inst, also letter from our at
tcntve correspondent.
Our Havana correspondent whose accuracy
heretofore upon matters pertaining to the secret
movements ofhis own and other governments,
enttle his speculalions to great weight-alludes
again TO the hidden purposes of Spain and Great
Britain upon Mexico. He is a man who does
not write for agitation, but from opinions found
ed upon the best sources Of intelligence, Here is
the letter:
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PATENT VERMIFUGE

DR.. McLqne's American Worm Specific prompt.
ly erpeIs Worms to an almost ncrcdijle
numberl
Y 10 subsantlate the above fact many hundreds o
u testimonials could be adduccd. out of which the
following are selected, from individuals of standing
and vcracity. Indeed it is confidently affirmed that
each new trial Of the powers of this velnedy will have
an additional tendency to widen and confirm its fame,
and that i were universally known and dused over
the United States, it would not save less than many
hundreds, if not thousands annually.
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Our correspondent in New York, SAYS the
Washington Union, has furnished us the follow
ing extract of letter from the Havana, address
ed to House in New York;
HAVANA, Jan, 10, 1896
"Licutenant Peel, son of Sir Robert, arrived
here in the last steamer from Vera Cruz, and
went on to Europe, as bearer Of dispatches, it
is said, from the admiral of the English squad
ron at the Sandwich islands
"Since his passage rumor is circulating that
the whole English force in the Pacific is making
sail for the Columbia river, with orders TO anchor
there; and it is asserted that this can be done
without violation of the treaty, as America, OIL
the joint-occupancy principle, may send, if she
chooses, an equal or larger force"
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CERTTFJCATES

do certify that vial Of DR.. McLane's American
Worm Specific expelled five hundred and two whole
worms, and pieces that would have made sixty more
hom boy of John Lewolling, which, IL laid in
straight line, would have probably measured the
enormous length of one hundred yards.
JOSIAH JACKSON.
Owner of Water Forge, and other works, Monongalia
county, Virginia.
This is to certify that / purchased from Holmes &
Kidd vial of DR.. McLancs American Worm Speci,
hc, and gave two doses day to a hoy Of mine about
three years Of age. lie passed fully half pint Of
worms The quantity was so large wasrenlly alarm
Cd and called in several Of my neighbors to see them
Had this story been related to me- | could not have
credited II, without being eyewitness to the same
Ny childs health improved much after.
SAMUEL MORRISON
Merchant Tailor, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Some two months ago purchased vial of Dr. Nc
Lanes American Worm Specific. 1 gave Il bow
mine most of vial; he passed forty very large worms
From that time his health improved very much. had
tried two other Vermifugos to no purpose | believe
Dr., McLane's the hest article before the public
ID. CALHOUN,
Mihiin Township, Allegheny county Pa.
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
From regular physician, DR.. G. S. Smith, sunfsh, o.
Mn. ]. KIDn-- Dear Sir--I have used in nv practice
DR.. MoLqne's American Worm Specific, and have of
ten witnessed its efficacy in expelling worms from tho
system, A patient Of mine, short time ngo gnye
vial OF tho Worm Specific to child in short time
ipwards OF sixty worms were expelled
Prepared for the proprietor by j. KIDD & Co., whole
Iale and retail Druggists corner of Wood and Fourth
streets, Pittsburgh Pa For sale by j. BEALL, Cadis
N. b. Be particular to ask for DIR. McIano's Amer
ican Worm Specific, or Patent Vermiiuge octs-6m
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HAVANA. Jan. II, 1876.


"Santa Anna, shortly before the arrival Of the
steamship bringing an account of the recent lev
olution in Mexico, gave up the house he former
ly occupied, and took another by the month
within an hours ride of the city. By the steam
er, there came from Vera Cruz special mes.
sage 10 him. BY the back steamer, which sailed
yesterday for Vera Crnz, this messenger return
ed. On the same boat was sent, by our govern
ment, an aid Of the captain general, on special
mission. AS soon as possible, the Spanish ship
of The line now here is to proceed TO Vera Cruz
In the well informed circles here, it has leaked
out that General Paroles is the dupo--or, as |
called him in Il former letter, the cats paw--of
two opposing pares one led by Almonte and
the Santa Anna faction, and the olhergot up and
wire pulled by the British and Spanish ministers,
(the French representative is here) and who call
themselves the 'monarchicaI party At the pro-
sent moment, the fight is strong between the two
parties. Herrora's fall is considered certain, and
as ali evidence of his weakness, he has given
way to the popular clamor as refers to the Amer
can minister"
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LOOK HERE!
FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFS. &c.
I'm CADIZ

I E0HN BEALL respectfully announces
~ to the public that he has Just received, 19
in addition to his former stock of Drugs and I
Medicines, large and well selected assort- #
ment of fresh Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils, sAES
Vanishes, Dye StuIs, Glassware, and Patent Medi
cines, which he offers for sale 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, Fulles, Dyers, Painters, Manuiac-
iureTs and Others to purchase at his establishment he
respectfully requests them to call and examine the
where. -
Orders by mail, or otherwise, promptly attended to.
lie hopes BY undivided personal attention to busi-
ness, to merit and receive liberal share of public pa
tronage.
Drug Store Main street, one door west of William
Hogg's Store, Cadiz, Ohio. Nov 26. ls45tf
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CERTIFICATES

This is to certify that having been associated with
DIR, MoLanein the practice of medicine for nearly two
and half years, have had many opportunities of
witnessing the good effects of his Liver Pills. and be-
icVe they have cured and relieved much larger pro-
portionof the diseases Of the livcr than have known
cured and relieved by any other course of treatment
Dec 7, 1896 OLIVER MORGAN, M. d.
Obscrve-Nono are genuine without fac-simile of
the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD g. Co.
wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner of Wood and
Fourth sts., Pittsburgh For sale by J. BEALI Cadiz.
particular and ask for Dr. NcLano' Liver Pills o96m