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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
8. The Fire un. ''

The democratic fire already burns brightly in
almost every section Of Ohio. In many of the
counties, measures are about TO be taken for i'm
mcdaely rc-organzing the Hickory Clubs. In
Brown fine spri, is prevailing 1.-the Standard
assures us that not single bolter can be found
in that county. Several township meetings have
been called, and Gen Loudon, and Messrs. De
vore and Tominson, are on the stump In
Holmes, similar activity is manifested; and we
observe that that old and influential democrat,
Col. Leadbeiter, has mounted the stump and il
rallyirg for The fight These are giorioas signs
l.Al other counties folloY Gp lheir example, ant'
the fate Of bnnk federalism viii soon he settled
NeiC Lisbon Patriot.
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NEr. Calnmins and the Federal Press.

The federal Advocate last week published a
dirty paragraph purporting to be from the New
York Express, traducing our representative in
Congress for his speech on OIogon. Whether
the editor got the article from the Express, OF
whether he manufactured it himself, we know
not, bit the very fact of Mr.. Cummins being
slang whanged by these fedcraIisis, is evidence
enough that he punched them IN tender place
It is very seldom that new member is made
The target 1T which federalism let's slip her poi
soned arrows, and if Mr.. Cumnins, in his frs
speech, has drawn upon him their malignant
shafts, he is more fortunate thar most Democrat
ic members. He ought rather 10 desire tbe
censure, than their praise. We had hoped tt
have been able togiye Mr.. Cummns' speech in
full this week, but not having received it yet, We
copy the following abstract Of his remarks from
the Congressional Globe And we yonturc Il
say that when his speech is given in full, il vii
bear comparison with those of far older men
But will these federalists do him the justice Il
copy bis speech Not they, for that would branC
tlem us slanderers 10 Ohio Democrat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

Remarkable SUccess.--Ncyer perhaps, did
more signal success attend any medicine, than
that Of DR.. UPIiAM'S VEGETABLE ELEC-
.TUARY. 1t is u sovereign remedy for the
Piles, and from its being taken internally strikes
at the very source of that disease, which an ex.
ternal application can never effect.
or For full description of this excellent Remedy,
and an account of Cures effected by it, see pamphlet
10 be had gratis of JoHN BEALL only agent for Cadiz
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BLACK REAR HOUSE,
NEW ESTABLI MENT.
Coach and EsWggy NEamuaacfOFy,

IN StAlllLi CtIIP,
Y I ME subscriber would respectfully inform his
1 friends and the public generally, that he manu-
actures and keeps on hand, Pleasure Carriages, Bug
Igics, Waggons and Rloughs, which he will sell the
most reasonable and accommodating terms. He also
manufactures Elliptic Springs and Axles for Carriages,
of the best materials. Persons wishing to purchase
any Of the above named articles, will do well to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere
Orders for any thing in his line thankfully received,
and promptly attended to.
Good Horses will be received at fair price in ex-
change for articles in his line.
| CadiX, nov 5, AS ISAAC s. DITMARS.
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The State Sentinel says that Mr. ORTir, the
whig candidate in Indiana for Lieutenant Cover
nor, is spoken Of by papers ofhis own party, as n
repddiator Chapman adds 'If this charge be
true, they will eventually be reduced to the ne
cessty Of embracing or practising the same doc
|trine, There is no alternative TO choose They
will become repudiators in eflect,ether by sup
porting him and his policy, or by repadiating
both
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

Symptoms of a diseased Liuer.-Pain in the right
sde under the edge Of the ribs increased pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side the patient is
lily able lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulderbae, it frequently extends TO the
top of the shoulder and is sometimes mistaken fora
rheumatism IN the right arm. The stomachis affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness; the bowels in gene
raj are cosve, sometimes alternating with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally
q considerable loss CT memory, accompanied with
times anattcndant The patient complains Of weari-
ness and debihty hos easily startled his feet arecoh
burning, and he complains Of aprckly sensation of
the skin his spirits low and although he is sntis-
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet ho
Icanscarcely summon up fortudc enoughto try il. In
fact he distruss every remedy Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease but cases have occurred
aerdeath has shown the liver to have been extensive
Ily deranged.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
DR. McLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER
PILL,

For The care If Hcpdttcs or Lipcr Complaint,
Dyspc, ,,sia and Sick Head-Ache.
TNHIS remedy haying been for several years ems
Il ployodby the proprietor in his practice, on very
large scale in Monongaa, Preston, Harrison and RAM
dolph counties, Virginia. besides several other places,
and having been attended with the most happy effects,
he has been tom time to time solicited toadopt such
curse would give it more extensive circulation,
with n view to lessen the amount of human suffering.
Aware Of the fact that many useless nostlums have
beon palmed upon the public, he hestaed for several
years. until thoroughly Convinced that the above medi-
cine, ifpropery used would not fail to effect cures in
great many instances, and to alleviate those
winch are quite incurabe.
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ADDREss.

BY tic Committee Of the Martha WdshingtOal
Total Abstinence Society, Of Cadis, to heI
Merchants and Landlords Of Caiis.
Sincerely mourning over the many evils caus-
ed by intempeunce, and feeling strong desire
10 do all 10 our power to arrest the progress of
this destroyer in our midst; We, a number of the
ladies Of Cadiz, have united ourselves in soci
ETY., for the purpose, as far as we can, of accom-
pshing this object If we can but rekindle hope
in the bosom of one wretched wfe-made so by
an Incorporate husbmd-f we can bet restore
peace and plenty TO his more than orphaa CID
dren, we shall have rich reward. But we kqoY
that il is of little avail 10 attempt reformation
of the poor creature who has contracted TASTE
for stimulating drink, while the intoxicating
bowl is daily held ont 10 him; and that too by
uen TO whom lie has been accustomed TO look
upon as examples Of high moral character
1t has, unfortunately, heretofore been cuso
mary TO keep intoxicating liquors as an article o.
Traffic; and VIC believe many continue the prac-
lice without duly considering the amount Of in
Jury their practice and example is doing in So
ciety We do not believe there is one of oar
merchants, who, ii fully aware of the inalonce
they might exert in tas Cause of reorm would
for moment hesitate to throw the whole weigh
of that influence qn the side Of lemPeSanco We
believe, gentlemen, as well from the high charac
ter YOU sustain in our community as well as from
personal acquaintance, that you will not hesitate
10 make some sacrifice for the sake of you
geighbors, aud for arIesling this evil in our com
: munity We cannot--we will not believe there
is one respectable man in oar community, who
if he would duly consider the fearful amount q
wretchedness and crime that is caused by th
sale of spurious drink, would, for the sake Of tn
paltry sum gained by such traffic, any longe
be engaged in IT,
With such hopes and desires, we, the under
signed committee come to you in the name G
the Martha Washington society Of this place, re
questing you, in the spirit Of kindness and aifec
ton, no longeg to be engaged in traffic whlc
you need not be told is daily running thousand
Of the brightest characters in our land, and ma
king widows and orphans and inmates Of aims
houses by tens of thousands.
MRS. DITMORE,
MRS J. REY,
MRS. DIR. WILSON,
MRS r. A. ALLISON,
MRS. A. ii. JEWETT
MISS M. OSBORN,
MRS. NJ. SLEMANS,
MISS A. SLEMANS,
MISS H, DRUMMOND,
a. MISS P. A. LEONARD,
Conmittee
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CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that having been associated with
Dr. McLanein the practice of medicine for nearly two
and a half years, j have had many opportunities of
Witnessing the good effects of his Liver Pills, and be-
heve they have cured and relieved much lurger pro-
poronof the diseases of the liver, than have known
cured and relieved by any other course of treatment
Dec 7, 1896, OLIVER MORGAN, M. d.
Observe-Noue are genuine without fac-simile Of
the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the proprietor by JovATHAN KIDD g. Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner of Wood and
Fourth sts Pittsburgh. For sale by ] BEALL Cadiz,
N. B. In order that there may be no mistake be
particular and ask for Dr. Nc !anes Liver Pills os-6m
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A LBANY CULTIYATOIe- new yolu ME OF
N this valuable agricultural paper, will commence
with January. Every farmer intho county should take
this work Delivered regularly every month at the
subscription price$l per year, in advance, free Of
postage, by A. j.. FRAZER, Agent,
|, dec 81 Stenhenville.
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MEssRs BELL g. SLoAN:-We h1d thought,
and must say, we still think, the address handed
to you and others was sufficiently plain 10 be
comprchended without much study. If i was
not, surely the resolution Of our society, which
we but carried into execution, was sufficient to
explain any antiquities the address might have
contained. That resolution has been published,
and surely the gentlemen could not be ignorant
Of the object Of our visit. That resolution was:
That committee be appointed by the officers
Of the society 10 visit each store and tavern in
our vicinity where ardent spirits were sold, with
kind and friendly request to cease from such a
traffic. Lest they should be changed with max
ing distinctions, they resolved visit every store
,--as we'll those where weknew it was not kept
as where common report said il was. OF the
latter places, you acknowledge, gentlemen, yom
Store has been One; but we rejoice to have the
privilege Of Publishing 10 all your rennnciatior
Of The traffic, and your praiscworthy reasons fnl
doing SO, We know that the consciences Of al
engaged in This business (that is if they have
any must condemn them; and VIC are sorry tC
see so many persist in II in defiance Of all the
appeals that have been made 10 them. But we
rejoice that, at least two men are TO be fount
who make duty rather than lnterestthe guide o
their actions. We hope your example will sool
be followed by many others.
The latter part Of your episle, gentlemen, ]
certainly quite as ambiguous as ours. Who tn
Gin6dels, scepiics, and abandoned charociers'
are with whom we are associated, we are querl!
at loss 10 know. We know that man! Dember
Of the temperance society are not church mem
bers; we know too that many Of the most actT'
individuals engaged in this az we'll as other re
forms Of the day, are not church Ietabcrs----bu
u this sufficient reason for concluding that nc
rood can result from their eifortsl
II you mean any thing b your language, ]
must be one Of .wo things -either that the tern
perance association not being confined exclusive
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400 LBS Spanish Whiting, best quality, receiv-
4VO ed and ior sale cheaphy J. BEALL.
LOOK HEEsE e.!
FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE.STUFS, &c
I'm CADRX.

EOHN BEALL respectfully annopnces 1s-HrlEZ.
- to the public that he has just received, Ssszes7
in addition to his former stock of Drugs and EaI
Medicines, large and well selected assort- a
ment of fresh Drugs, Medicings, Paints, Oils, szsa
Varnishes, Dye Stufs, Glassware, and Patent Medl
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 can make it the interest Of Physi-
clans, Merchants, Fullers, Dyers, Painters, Mamlacz
turers and others, purchase at his establishment he
respectfully requests them to call and examine tho
quality and prices of his stock before purchasing else
where.
Orders by mail, otherwise, promptly attended TO-
He hopes by undivided personal attention to busi-
ness, merit and receive liberal sharp of ppblic pa
tronage.
Drug Store on Mainstreet, one door west ofWillian
tIogg's Store, Cadiz, Ohio. Nov 26, lS45.-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SELLING OFF!

TTAVING determined to commence the Spring aales
IL with MS nearly new stock as possible, have
concluded to put down the prices ofmy present exten-
sive stock, and sell at cost and expenses.
Ihaye good assortment fcoths, sattinets, jeans,
yesngs, calicoes from to 80 cents bleached nuslins
shawls-R lot just received tweeds, nannels, canton
do, comforts, gloves, &c.
regular assortment OF queensware, hardware and
groceries, nails, iron, weavers' reeds, Blankets tick
ings, looking glasses, books, bonnets, &C., &c.
Allkinds Of produce taken in exchange, such as but
ter lard, wheat cloverseed dry fruit, barley, oats
corn meal rags, feathers tow and FAX yarn, also AaS
seed, and everything else that any body will take
Persons wishing supply themselves with any articles
in common use will certainly do well to call at th'
cheap corner and see J.P. WOOD.
dec "a
P. s. Constantly on hand an assortment Of first rat
saddles, brides, harness Sc. Also few sets Of chairs
p w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

In The Senate, to-day, very interesting and
animated debate sprung up, somewhat informal.
Iy, on the amendment proposed TO be offered by
Mr.. Colquit TO the proposition proposed by MI.
Crittenden amending the joint resolution Of no.
tice reported by the committee OIL Foreign Re-
latIons. A disposition was evinced on the part
of several senator's -Messrs. Calhoun, Webster
and others-that some expression Of opinion
should at once be given Oh the subject before
that body. The discussion, in which Messrs.
Allen, Breese, Calhoun, Cass, Colqlip, CriIten-
den, Webster, IIannegan, Pennybacker. Johnson
of Maryland, and Others took part, was continued
iii 4 o'clock, when il was abruptly terminated
by amoon to adjourn; which, after division,
prevailed, and the Senate accordingly adjourned
till Monday next, Mr. Breeso beingin possession
of The floor, and the whole question remaining
in stdtu quo.
The House spent nearly the whole day, up tc
somewhere about the usual hour Of adjournment
in discussing The river and harbor bill; but the
debate taking range to the tariff question:,
point Of order was raised, pending which thc
House adjourned. Union, Feb. 26.
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20 the Committee Of Visitcrs Of ths Cadi7 Mar
tha Washington Society
ESTEEMED FRIENDS:
In compliance with your request, we would
take pleasure in giving you an answer, we're TIN
our poWor SO 10 do: not however, as yet, being
able to discover any question or inteWogatory
therein confirmed, we are compelled from neces-
sity to decline saying yes Or no. until you inform
us to what interrogalory you would attach our
negation or affirmation.
We, however, most heartily concur with you
in relation TO tho Dane ful consequences of intem-
perance, as we'll as also the causes which you
ascribe as operating against the object of your
enterprise, but nasmuch as we keep not the ar
tole, either to sell or give away, We are at loss
to know the object Of your epistle.
1t is a fact we believe generally known, (tho'
perhaps not to your cOmmittec) that tfoui sense
of moral duty as well to ourselves as our fellow
citizens, that we did not, even when we kept
spurious liquors, make practice ofvending it to
any whom we believed would make an improper
use of it; but while we thus publicly declare a
gainst intemperance in all its forms, as well as
against those who, by their daily practice, en-
courage and nourish the growing evil, we by no
means agree with you as TO the means Of bring
iig about so desirable reformation: we have
yetto be convinced that persons whose whole
lives and characters would, with one single ex.
ception (Tempe9ncel, fill the whole catalogue
of crimes, are proper companions for the chris
tlan character 10 associate with in the accom-
plishment Of so desirable, so laudable an object
we feel oursclpeS bound by higher and holier
obligations than associations with infdels, Scep-
tics, DC, (all Of whom are most cordially vel
cqped by your society as coworkers with g0m-
selres in this great moral reform,) to accomplish
any great moral good; we therefore cannot, We
will no! enlist omSelres in an army of sinners to
fight against Satan, unless you first convince us
land we are confident you cannoi) that the word
Of Divine Truth has lost all its efficacy, and that
the power given TO the church Of converting the
world has been transferred 10 the kingdom Of Sa-
tan, Yours with respect
BELL g. SLOAN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

The Alton Union says II is estimated that more than
250000 bushels OF wheatnre now in the derentstores
on the Illinois river, for shipment.
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A Fine THoEght--.--The Washington Times,
formerly u. S. Journal, says, that"ifthe British
possessions on the Map ofthe World, we're stain
ed with scarlet, they would presen,a pathway Of
bloody fool prints ar ound The glObe.'
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CERTIFICATES.

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,
fiom boy of John Lewelling which, If laid in
straight line, would have most 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 l purchased from Holmes &
Kidd vial of DR.. McLane's American Worm Speci.
fc, and gave two doses day to boy of mine about
three years OF age. He passed fully half pint Of
worms. The quantity was large was really alarm
ed, and called in several Of my neghbos to them
Had this story been related to me, could not have
credited it, without being eyewitness to the same
MY childs health improved much after
SAMUEL MORRISON,
MerchantTailor, Wood street Pittsburgh.
Some two months ago purchased vial Of DR.. Nc
Lanes American Worm Specific. gave a boy Of
mine of vial; he pnssed forty very large worms.
From that time his health improved very much Ihad
tried two other Vermifuges to no purposes believe
DR. McLane's the best article before the public.
| D. CALHOUN,
| Miflin Township, Allegheny county Pa,
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
From regular physician, Dr. G. s Smith, Sunfsh, 0.
/ Mr. ]. KIpp-- Dear Sr--I have used in my practice
Dr. McLane,s American Worm Specific, and have Of
ten Witnessed its efficacy in expelling from the
system A patient Of mine, a short time ago, gave a
vial Of the Worm Specific to a child. in a short time
upwards Of sixty worms were expelled.
! Prepared for the proprietor by KIDD g. Co.. whole
alo and retail Druggists corner Of Wood and Fourth
Streets Pittsburgh Pa For sale by j., BEALL, Cadil
N. b, Be particular to ask for Dr. McLane's Amer,
Iican Worm Specific, or Patent vertnifuge, cct8-6H
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SOMETHING NEW IN CADIZ!
a RoOw BrwDERx.

u ME subscriber having located in Cadiz perma-
i nenty, taxes this method Of announcing to the
citizens of Harrison and the adjoining counties, that he
is prepared to execute every variety of Book binding
his establishment few doors north Of the Cadiz ho-
tel BlanK-booKs Of every description ruled and hound
to any pattern. Periodicals. Pamphlets, Music, etc.
bound in the neatest and most durable style Old
books and Libraries prepared, etc. ETC. Plices low
and all orders promptly attended to.
sepl0 J. GlLCHRlST.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

TTOSIERY, Gloves, Mitts, Ingram, Cotton, Raw
Silk and Worsted Gloves and Hose; also Kid
and Worsted Gloves and AIitts, for sale cheap by
oct % ]. P. WOOD.
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The Senate was not in session to day; and our
report of the proceedings of tt G House is reluc-
taatly made 10 give place TO the mbre engross-
ing news bv the Cambria. The bill In relation to
constructive mileage was passed without amend
ment, and the residue of the day was devoted 10
the consideration of private bills Union, 20A.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

4 CASK refined Nitre for sale low by
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-01
a MARKED Repatriation Of E10co-
f0CGfsn1.

Since the last Presidential election,
Judge Myers, of Clarion county compile
ted the building Of new and splendid
blast Furnace, which he christened POLK,
after his lavoriIe and successful candidate
for the Presidency. Judge MYERS was
and is extensively engaged in the Iron bu.
slness and greatly interested in the tariff
policy OF the country. Since the passage
OF the British Tariff Bill and its approval
by the President, he has changed the
name Of ms Furnace. as we learn from
undoubted authority. lie now calls it
MARTHA. Judge MYERS it will be recol-
lected, headed the Polk electoral ticket.
and is among the most influential men Of
his party in Western Pennsylvania. 1t
is of little political importance. to be sure,
what name particular furnace bears, but
change in the name CT a furnace is no
every day occurrence-indeed we DO not
know of an instance ofthe kind, even in
a change Of owners; but the peculiar cir
cuinstances of the one before us, is wor-
thy OF note from the strong inlerences to
be drawn from II. Mr.. Myers was a
strong tariff mamie believed in the pro-
misses contained in the Kane letter, and
probably some also in the assurances held
out in the Clarion letter of MIR. McCand-
less. as well as in the "Poik, Dallas and
the tariff, of ~" inscriptions and bla-
IONS OF the party during the canvass of
1914. Be this as il may, he has since E.
rased the name Of ''Polk" from the eniab-
lature over the Temp arch Of his Furnace
and substituted on the same stone that Of
some cherished member of his family
The name Of Polk ofcnds his eye there
20 longer.-Pitts. Americep,
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his place. Tbs rangers

have reached this place. Tbs rangers
find them if they are to bs found.
We have no further accounts of the
ravages of the Camanches in the neigh
borhood OF Mier or Guerrero. No A.
meriean troops have started for the latter
place, and do not know that it IS the
intention Of the commanding oflcer 10
dispatch any; but he has authorized the
authorities to enlist an armed company oi
mounted men for home protection.
TmpoKTRST MovE OF TRooPs.-ih ne
"Delta" has the following ex tract OF let
ter. dated at Matamoras August
HAYS regiment cannot leave here Tor
two or three days. This expedition is
more than an ordinary ranging party. They
are being equipped with tents-something
unusual; all the horses have to be shod,
and paymaster, ] hear goes along. All
the prominent men who are here from
the United States or Texas, accompany
it Look out for squalls: do not be sur
prised, If the water don't prevent, if you
hear OF them having possession Of Tam
pico, and of the mass of the volunteers
being shipped that way, and marched
from that point through the country"