The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
GATHERINGS AND GOssIPHNGs.
"A snapper up ofunconsidered triaes.n

same time great multitudes of people that, TO
make good this defect, will condescend to be
quite the reverse, and by use and patience iriure
\ their bodies to work for others and themselves
besides.-ManderHe
FREE GOVERNMENT furnish tbe
w9rld with greater number of brave and excel.
lent characters than kingdoms; the reason is
that IN republics virtue is honored and promoted.
in monarchies and kingdoms it ncurs suspicion
Mdchiapel
Or PUNTsHNGENT.-Therea are dreadful punish
ments enacted against thieves; but it were mu cl
better to make such good provisions, by which
every man might be put in method how to live
and so to be preserved from the fatal necessity
OF stealing and dying for it.--Moore
LIBERTY.-Liberty is, to the collective body.
} what health is to every individual body With
out health, no pleasure can be tasted by man
without liberty, no happiness can be enjoyed by
society.--BuIocr.
ICNoRANcE.-It is impossible to make people
understand their ignorance, for it requires know
ledge TO perceive it; and therefore he that can
perceive it, hath it not-Bishop Taylor.
Or ABUsEs.--There is time when men will
not suffer bad things, because their ancestors
have suffered worse. There is time when the
hoary head Of inyeterate abuse will neither draw
revenge, nor obtain protecton.-Bmke.
The London Age has the suboned poeticaI
squIb on Bulwer'S visit 10 the United States:
$50 Bulwerm must travel in Dickens track.
| And the great western world must explore:
| Descending to be mere booksellers hack
And scnbble his wanderings o'er.
Ihenl look out for thunder from down east to Tex
as,
You horde of fnon-paying debtors;
Itby promises broken and - stocks" YOU can yex rs
He'Ipay you all off in his letters"
"WooDMAN, SPARE THAT TREE."--A fellow
named Woodman lately married young lady
named Tree, and the third day after the wedding
the brutal scamp whipped her
The London Punch says, Henry the Fights
usual way of dTjRg for new wife, was by chop
ping the old ones head off.
The police of Baltimore have succeeded in
arresting gang of notorious burglars, who have
been prowlmg about committing their depreda-
| Itions in that city.
Why is there reason to suppose that the wings
OF the great convention wero crazy?--Ricdmoad
Star.
/ Because they tried 10 make Bank out of
Clay, we suppose.
"AIligator," " Wildcat" "Tigor Tail" dis
Itinguished "Native Amercans,n are on their
way to Washington.
Count D'OHanto, son of the celebrated French
Fouche, is now in St. Louis, preparing for an
expedition to the Rocky Mountains.
The fat Buckeye girl is amusing the Philadel-
phians at one of the museums Of that city,
They wonder there how, being so fat, she has
contryed TO escape the lard-oil spccula;ors.
The city of Boston pays over one-third the
whole State tax. Lowell stands next
The receipts of Ole Bulls first concert in Bos.
ton, on the 23d ult., were only eighteen hundred
dollars!
Coon SPUNK.-An old lady refuses 10 support
the whig candidate for Vice President,Eshe
says she never did like hyson--she always takes
soachOng.
General Boyer, who was driven out of Hayti,
is making arrangements to proceed to Jamaica, l.
probably to be near the theatre of operations in |
Hayt.
A gang of Counterfeters, some fifteen or
twenty, have been arrested in the interior of Hi
nois. The counterfets found in their possess
ion were principally half eagles.
A child was lately burned to death in New
York--havng been left alone, by the mother, in
a wicker cradle near the fire.
esquire" said Mr.. F., entering the Office of a
we'll known magistrate, Z" | have an account I
" Certainly, sir-what is it?" "lt's my cash |
dollars short wish you'd col {
ect the balance for me.''
A letter from Grenvlle, South Carolina, dated {
he "a dlt., states that Judge Earle died sudden
y of stroke of paralysis in that village, on the
morning of that day.
The exports fromNew Orleans, says the Cres- =
cent City, has, during the quarter ending 3lst y
March, amounted to more than $l9,000,000, =
md more than double those ofany previous quar- .
er
The Protestant Episcopal Convention, for the .
Diocese of Tennessee, was in session at Nash {
lille on the 25 ult. \
THE PUBLIC LANDS s--The sales of the public d
ands curing the last calendar year, amounted to o
,639,674 acres, and produced more than 49, e
100000, exceeding the proceeds of sales for the "
revious year, more than six hundred thousand |
ollars. "
FIsHY THE host of the Star Hotel, Philadel- a
hia, has received from the west huge catfish, "
'eighing l76 lbs, which was sent on to him by y
committee of friends from Cincinnati n
GONE TO GRAss--A few days since COW fell
om precipice on the top of the Blue Hill, OPP
osite Northumberland, Penn, into the river.
he declvityis is almost three hundred feet in r
eight craggy, and almost perpendicular.
LARGE CARoo.-Tho British ship Greenock
cared at Mobile on Saturday for Liverpool,
18th a cargo Of 1000 bales of cotton, which, the
erald says, is the largest cargo ever cleared
ON that port. Its weight is estimatedat 1911
Dl lbs., and its value at Sl35, 1853.