The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-05-28
Gafts, Inrr, fnnties.

1 OtatCo OdIChO 1tiitS AuC Hih TN
guage OF Mr.. Polk, in relation 10 our country's
| right 10 Oregon, mere "blustering." In this il
precisely agrees with the London Times and the
British Premier. -
Pesident Polk is said to act on the maxim of
Gen'l. Jackson, "Itake the responsibility"
The number of visiteIs daily to the President,
now averages about two hundred. During the
first week after the Inauguration, the number of
visiiers to the White House and the Departments
were not less than one hundred thousand
The London Dispatch contains strong article
in favor of tie United States and its policy with
regard TO Texas and Oregon.
The fellow who tumbled into cellar up street
the other night, has come out for shinplasters.
"Genuine Bears OiE' is made thus; Take
pint bottle TO the apothecary's get il filled about
two-thirds full of Castor Oil, and the other third
or nearly, fiji. with uncolorcd New England rum;
scent with 6 or 8 cents worth of oil of Berga-
mot, or whatever perfume you prefer.
The French papers generally take our side in
relation to annexation. The Dcbdts alone de-
nounce it.
What kind of dolt is the Frenchman, then,
who is intriguing in Texas and Mexico with the
Engshman against annexation.
1t is now ascertained that al least half the rob-
berries in New York are committed by boys under
Is years of age. The city is full Of these idlers.
"Do you understand me now?' thundered out
a hasty pedagsgue to an urchin at whose head he
threw an ink-stand. 81 have got an ink-ng of
what you mean," replied the boy.
PRoTEcTIoN.- my DEAR" said Mrs.
Snobs, 81 am astonished at you, my daug liter.
Why do you go out at nights without any gen.
tleman TO protect you?"
''La! mother, didn't father say long ago that
of Polk vas elected there wauld be no more pro-
tection
Quick Punishmcnt-A negro belonging TO Mr..
Vea, at Bayou Lafourche, Louisiana, stabbed
Mr.. Meran S;monneau with poinard, on the
10Th inst, from the effect of which he was not
Expected to survive. The negro was arrested
on Monday, tried on Tuesday, and sentenced to
be hung on the following Thursday.
Let not youth imagine that there is line
which divides innocence from guilt, to which we
may safely approach, provided we step not over
it. Who sports upon the edge of precipice,
may fall from it in one moment of giddiness,
and be irretrevably lost. The moth that plays
round the flame, and is burnt, is the emblem of
Ipresumptuous unwary youth.
Il BIBLE. ...'
Fen such is Time, which takes in trust
Our youth, our Joys, and all we have,
And pays us nought save age and dust,--
Which in the dark and silent grave,
l,,1 L. 4 II
i Shuts up the story of our days;
And from which grave, and earth and dust,
The Lord will raise me up, trust.
A young lady opposite ST. Louis, on last Mon
day threw herself into the river to put out
fame Of unrequited love. She was rescued.
Steamboat for the Queen-A beautiful iron
steamer, called the Fairy, has been built for
Queen Victoria, and it is propelled by screw,
easily, at the rate Of fifteen miles the horr.
In n York young lady undertook to jump
OH steamer from The wharf but she was soon
ssIu the deep bosom of the ocean buried"
/ She came up however, and foated like all 9th
er bubbles. ....
In New Jersey they have an actress, called
the ''Sngng Wonder" who has been known to
run up the chromatic scale so fast, that the Or
gan which ought te have accompanied her, stop
ped for want of wind!
FmE-Tho frame dwelling of Mr.. Glaze, in
Clinton township, Knox Co., Ohio, was totally
destroyed by fire on last Saturday afcmoon.-
Loss 81 l,5OO--iAsurance policy just expired.
Pouzty.-ITow long will eggs keep SO as to
produce chickens.-Albany Cultiuator.
Well that will depend in Ohio upon the PIN
ping power of the tax-gatherer. Under Kelley's
administration they won't "produce chickens" at
IaI The hens can't afford to have their labor
tdTed.
William and Nicholas Woods, counterfeiters,
broke Jail at Gallatin, Tenn, last week. They
think of starting an "Independent Bank"
The value placed upon the Globe establish
ment by the appraisers is $4,000.
Never was the regret so universally expressed
as at the present moment among our citizens
that Mr.. Clay is not at the head of affairs.
| Louisville Journal.
'Tis pitful!-'tis wondrous pitful!
The following epitaph was written for the
tombstone of a scold:
"Beneath this stone lump of clay,
Lies Arabella Young,
Who on the twenly-nrnth of May,
Was made to hold her tongue"
A young man named Fisk, has been arrested
for f5OO forgery of Fisk and Bridge Of Bos-
ton on Barring g. Brothers, London. He is now
in the New York Tombs.
''It is very curious" SAID an old gentleman a
few days since TO friend, 'that watch should
be perfectly dry when it has running spring in
side" lt.
A fellow named Mecks has been imprisoned