The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15
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The editor of an Albany paper, speaking of
the weather says: "Iho air was as bracing as a
pair of ~corsots." Happy smile.
Tie President of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad Company has Invited proposals for the
reconstruction Of their bridge across the Sus-
quehanna, at Harrisburgh, recently destroyed by
fire.
1t is hard to rig a fellow out from head TO foot
with Q new suit he has won of you on the cleo
ton, and then have him cut your acquaintance.
Horace Pagaud, charged with forging Missis-
sippi State warrants 10 the amount of $4,000,
has been arrested, and is now in Kinds county
Jail.
A Boston journal says man just married who
had ordered a cradle has, since the turn which
tho election took, couatermanded the order
The United States Ship Decatnr has captured
two Spanish briggs full Of slaves and specie, on
the coast Of Africa, and sent them to the Island
Of Ascension.
Fifty pble-bodicd msn have sailed from Phila-
delphia for Florida, 10 cut live oak for the U. S.
Government.
The Legislature Of Arkansas; at its present ses-
sion, has passed a bill to establish a new county
to be styled the county Of Polk.
In Goshen, in making butter, they cover the
hands with linen gloves and forcjbly work out the
buttermilk, and thus, by excluding the air in pack.
ing, the article long keeps sweet.
1t is estimated that in Great Britain alone sir
hundred druakord8 die weckly.
One of tbs conductors on the Western Rail
road, during the 5 years it has been open from
Boston TO Springfield has travelled more than
$4,000 miles, an amount equal to - times the
circumference Of the Globe.
The Liverpool Times states that the new ship
Lhdia took cut TO Hong Kong and Whanpon, on
her first voyage, as part Of her cargo, a large
quantity Of soda water and lemonade.
The ladies' of Baltimore are preparing a rich
and valuable present for Mr.. Clay. It is TO be a
full service Of silver.
Great Britain is endeavoring TO negotiate a
commercial treaty with the Neopelitan govern
mcnt. Austria is endeayoring TO prevent it.
1t is said that Messrs. Blair and Rives of the
Globe, have expressed their intention to dispense
for charitable purposes, the whole CT the $780,
COS won by them on the result of the election.
HI WAY NJ INLLtIII I'm LJNUTE.--A BdlC
Of American candles in Liverpool is noticed as
u great novelty, and the opening Of an addition
al branch Of American trade.
The Boston Times says that in due time, three
additional yolum3s of Mr.. Blncroft's valuable
history will appoar--taking up the subject where
The last volume left it, and bringing it down 10
the time when General Washington took the
Presidential chair.
"lNcEysED TO PREAcH."-~An editors devil
out west has made the types say that Charley
Webb, the orator has joined the Methodists and
been iaccnaed (licensed) 10 preach |!
IT woN'r DO THE Boston Pilotsays it won't
do when snow drifts are piled up. mountain high
and sleighs are e~ternalIy upsetting, as last win
tor, to ride out with a beautiful, lively, ~fascina-
ting girl, and not expect 10 get sncShed with her.
A CRYING SIv.--An editor in New York who
found a baby in his yard the other morning, re-
quests ali persons not 10 lay their sins athis door.
Niles Courier says: "Tho Loco Focos round
this town, are getting quite dressy, while the
wings look as poor as church mice. Well we
WON'T growl; but it CRATES confounded hard, TO
rig a fellow out from head to foot and then have
him cut your acquaintance"
II SlilPlG gun GuuedNOTS 10 recommend HeESSH
by the exhibition Of frivolous accomplishments,
and u mawkish sentiment which is as shallow as
her mind. A good girl always respects herself,
and therefore, always possesses the respect of
others.
AN AUTHOR NEARLY BLIND.--We see ii stated
that Eugene Sue, the celebrated French novelist,
has been obliged TO suspend his literary labors
on account ofsevere illness. He informs Bel
gian editor that he cannot see 10 read or use his
per.
A PROPER CoRREoTIoN.--An orator holding
forth in favor of women, c oncludes thus--sO, my
hearers, depend upon il, nothing beats a good
wife" ! beg your pardon !" replied one Of his
female auditors, ga bad husband does"
Mr.. Gales, an Eaglishmaa, and editor Of the
National Intelligencer, is very much alarmed
about the abuse Of our naturalization laws,
What a glorious world this would be, If all its
inhabitants could say in truth and sincerity with
Shakspeare's shepherd Corin-"Sir, | am q true
iaboror; | earn that | get; what | wear; owe no
man hate envy no mans happiness; glad Of 9th
Ter mems goods content with my karn!"