The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-20


conducted the Washington Hunuess, has recei-
we'd proposal of marriage from the editor of
the Mobile Herald Anne is about 10 years old
and we'll proportioned.
We see it stated that cows are selling on the
Reserve at Sc per head, for want Of food and
several thousands of sheep are TO be driven TO
the Western praires, to feed on wild grass for
the coming winter.
Sir hundred Slares Eaaacipated.- The Su-
preme Court of Louisiana recently delivered an
important decision in a will case, by which six
hundred slaves will be set at liberty They will
be sent TO Kentucky, in Africa, in the fall,where
they will be provided for withsix months provis-
ions, and land furnished TO them according toI
the business they may follow. Those who can
not pay their expenses, will have them paid
"Mea are made in the image Of God" Gen
tgcmen arc manufactured by tailors, BARRIERS, and
boot-blacks."
Women are the last most perfect work Of God.
Ladies are the productions of silk-worms, milli-
ners, and dressing maids.
Passengers from Cleveland at Columbus state
that there was collision between the English
steamers London and Kent, on Lake Eric, last
Tuesday The Kent sunk in fifteen minutes,
and twenty persons were known to be Destroyed
and greater loss of life was thought TO have ta-
ken place.
Tabacco for RuSsia.-The Baltimore Amer
can says: awe understand that Messrs. Schaer
& Kuster, merchants of this city, shipped few
days ago, by the ship Henry Shelton, which sail
ed for ST. Petersburgh, seven hundred hhds, Of
Tobacco, valued at 100000. This, we learn,
is the first entiro cargo of Tobacco ever shipped
from the United States to Russia"
| President Polk made visit to the Secretary
of the Treasury, day or two ago, and, accom-
panied by that officer, proceeded to call on the
Heads Of the different Bureaus. in that extensive
and important branch of the Governme ent His
inquiries were such as formed the conviction that
he took lively interest in the business of the
Department, and that he was well acquainted
with the details of its operation.
Ammunition for Teras.-We sec it stated
that $50 boxes of muskets have been sent from
the sWashington Navy Yard to New Otleans,
where they are to be despatched for Texas, and
that $4,000 5aIl cartridges, with number Of
gun carriages and other military stores, hpve been
directed to be prepared Immediately and sent Of
with all possible despatch. All this looks war
I like, and shows that the Government is actually
preparing for hostihes.
!. Western Emigration of Oregon
Emigrants.- Bainbridge. IN. " Eagle has
+ been favored with letter from Platte City, Mo.
giving information of the murder of two of tht
Company which left there in May last for Ore
gon, by the Sioux Indians, Oh the upper RIuttt
y River. One of the unfortunate individuals mur
e dered was Mr.. Ads A. Robinson, son of Joel Ro
: onson, Esq, Of Tioga CO., N. Y.
e Editorial Sparring g-The following is a hap
py touch of the retoIt courteous:
The Bufalo Pilot came to US by last evening
/ mail, acittom ahead,--Michigaa Democrat.
i We receive the Michigan Denocrat with
l. head, but there are no brains in iaa.-Buf. PHO
The Iron Men at Pittsburgh, puddlers, &c
! have struck for higher wages. Some of the
employers have yielded to the demand, and ar
Idoing fine business. Most of them have ref
1t sed and are standing idle.
J. We have since learned that they have all az
n ceded TO the demands, and are in full blast.
= A daring attempt was made about one o'cloc
d on Thursday, to set fire TO the city bank building
Boston, by placing on the steps leading TO ii
Office above the bank, fragments of paper, co
re ton, and lighted matches. 1t was discovered
to season.
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The pearly transparency Of the complexion
the Turkish ladies' has, from time immemorir
been the admiration Of the Oriental traveller
ne This result is doubtless owing in great degrt
to the frequency of their abluions, the acilitit
for bathing being very common
an A sensible romGn.---The St. Louis New Z
nd of late date says: ave understand that an
av fair of fhonor was nipped in the bud few da
= since, by the wife of one of the beigerent p,
ties turning the key of her chamber door up
her lord and master--and to make sure Of |
We object, she previously hid his lat and bootsn
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IN Origin of Various Fruits and Roots
Of Almonds are said to come into England f
a.. from Bombay, about 1913; Apples from Syr
about 1922; Apricots from Epirus, about Isl
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