The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-08
THE TATTLING WORLD.

MS Wlle mas presented TO him.
A western railroad company advertises that all
'necks' will be at the risk of The owners.
A religious paper heads a missionary appen.
with all that's wanting is the grace of God and
some money!
An editor out west says u bis non-paying SUBJ
scribers:--"We cannot afford TO pay two or three
dollars per day for horse hire, to dun men who
ought TO have paid us long time ago; and be-
sides, we are too ragged and miSerably lad to
be seen out Of oar OWn UiHdgem
There are over three thousand BOYS and girls
in New York city and suburbs under eighteen
years OF age, the largest portion under fifteen,
who are little better than beggars or thieves.
A man named James Clark has been arrested
at MaysVllle for counterfeting. He had about
seven hundred dollars OF spurious three dollar
notes on the Bank of Kentucky.
The Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia,
which was lately destroyed by fire, has been re-
built, and the interior will be ready 10 receive
pictures this week.
A man named Brian O'Donnell, alias Dunlop,
was arrested in New York on Saturday night,
in accordance with the provisions of the Ashbur-
ton treaty, charged with having committed a
murder in Ireland in June last He was dey-
cred to the U. S. Marshal
Mr.. Cooper has been sued for libel by Mr..
Tiffany, recently Pastor of the Episcopal Church
in Cooperstown. Mr. T. was formerly Chaplain
to Congress After having been so long plain
tiff in libel suits, it must be quite refreshing to
our great novelist TO stand in the interesting DO
sition of defendant.
The skeleton Of a man eighteen feet in length
was recently found in Franklin county, Tennes-
see, by person digging well, The discovery
was made at the depth of fifty feet. There were
giants in those days. They do say, however,
that it was the skeleton of a lizard.
A house in Dayton was struck by lightning
during the storm of the 26th ult. Another about
mile below the city. No material damage
was done. The storm of rain and hail was tre-
mendous at Dayton.
An old coffin kandbM was found near Dover,
N. Ii. The venerable relic of the barbarous ages
of whiggery blushed when exposed to the light
Of day,
The amount of wool sent this year from Wis
consn will exceed $4,000 Ibs Most of il finds
its way from the territory by the way of the
flourishing town of Racine.
| The Wings of Michigan have nominated Ste.
| Phen Vlckery, of Kalamazoo, for Governor, and
John NJ. Lamb, of Lapeei, Tor 1t. Governor
They will do us we'll TO beatas any Others.
A sensible Remark.-An exchange paper
says: "lt is settled principle with us, not 10
trouble ourself with the affairs of men who have
neither the honor, nor yet the honesty, to paw
the postage on letters relating entirely to their
own business"
| patent has been procured for sailing meat in
a few minutes. The meat is placed in an iron
vessel from which the air is exhausted with an
air pump, and the brine is let in from another
vessel.
Gold.--The produci of the Russian gold mines
fer the past year is valued at $l20,OOO,OOO
| The Hon. Daniel Webster has been invited by
the Suffolk Bar, 10 deliver an eulogy on the Hon.
Justice Story, lately deceased.
The Hon. Mr.. Preston, of South Carolina, is
aborng under an attack of the congestive fever
from which he is not expected to recover.
! The quantity of turpentine distilled at Will
mngton, N. c., the last year, was 100000 bar
| rels. Tar, 10000 barrels.
| A woman near Shawnectown, ILL.,, was bit n
short time since, by spider, on the lip, and di-
ed in short time.
! The human hair is composed of carbonate of
ammonia, water, gas, coal, silver, sulphur, oil,
iron, lime and manganese.
! A contemporary considers it "fixed fact.n
that those merchants who buy and sell the cheap
est, are those who advertise the most lberally.
| Wyman, who has been under prosecution two
years, for embezzling money from the Phoenix
Bank, Boston, was acquitted few days since.
AT the close of the trial he appeared much af
lected. Two years ago his hair was black; now
it is perfectly white.
Population Of Louisrille.--It is said by gem
lleman engaged in collecting materials for di-
rectory, that the present population of this city
exceeds thrty-five thousand
EEecrable.--'Why don't you take the pledeeY
as the woman said to her 'gude mani when sho
handed him the little 'un.
The following capital toast was given at a late
Idinner of the Hasty Pudding Club in Boston:
Our oorn-fed boys and corn-fed girls--the
fright material to form confederation
In small town near Dublin reside four men
OF the respective names of Short, Long, Simple
and Supple. Short is tall, Long is short, Simple
very acute, and Supple is bedridden.
There's nothing like going ahead you will ne
yer fail SO long as you have your arms full and
your mind busy. Look on the bright side--keep
up yourspirits, and you will surely work your
way to wealth and honor.
When DR.. Franklin was serving an apprentice
ship TO the art of printing, he was allowed 37a
cents per week for his board, Of this he expend.
ed ~ cents. What he saved was expended for
useful books
A down east Yankee says, Though The men
have the reius, The women tell 'em which way
i they must drive