The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-25
NO. XIII.
THE TATTLING WORLD.

nam, mas Hlade from the SKID OF Lne CneeK ana
forehead new eyelids for young man who had
his burnt off eighteen years ago. A man can be
supplied with almost any physical member that
he may happen to lose, legs, arms, nose, and
even eyelds
The protestant episcopal convention of Mich
igan, met at Detroit on Wednesday last. Fifty
clergymen were present
Some "Later Day Saints" have memoralized
the Governor of Connecticut, and through him
the Legislature Of that State, in favor of granting
the Mormons of Illinois refuge in Connecticut.
AT Philadelphia there is "Grand United Or
der of (colored) Odd Fellows" They received
their charter from England, and celebrated their
first anniversary on Wednesday evening last.
They have great steamboats, in Arkansas: the
Little Rock Inteligencer speaking of the 'Lucy
Long," says she can run anywhere that the
ground is little damp!
General Houston, who had travelled from Tex
as to have a last interview with General Jack
son, arrived at the Hermitage a few minutes af-
ter the gallant old veteran had breathed his last.
Mr.. Freeman Rice, of Youngstown, Trumbull
county, in this state, was found dead on the road
near Rootstown, in Portage county. Both his
! thighs were broken, and he was otherwise bruis-
ed and mutiatcd. 1t is supposed that while he
was arranging some part Of the harness, the hor-
sos took fright and kicked him to death.
Sandy and Bearer CGnal--All the western
stock of this improvement was taken ON the 10th
inst Considerable rejoicing was manifested ON
the occasion. On the receipt of the intelligence
at New Lisbon the citizens formed procession,
and paraded to band of music and the light of
burning tar barrels. An engineer has been en-
ployed, and it is said the lettings will take place
in four or five weeks.
On Thursday the 18th instant, the Rev. Mr..
James Graham, Of Williamsburg, Allegheny CO.,
Pa, was thrown from his horse, and was so badly
injured that he has since died.
"'There is no pleasure without payin,'' as the
suicide said to the toll keeper at Harlem bridge.
Why is man digging outa wooden vessel like
a lad whipped for making noise? Because he
| hoIlogs.
The Southern Cultvaior proposes the intro
duction of the Alpaca on the mountain ranges
of Inc southern States.
! CobJ--Tn the Marine list of late Cleveland
S paper, we find the following Brig A.
R. Cobb, Capt. z. Cobb, cargo 5000 bushels corn
? on the Cob: Cobb & Co. shippers, and Ansel
o R. Cobb s. Co. consignees, Buffalo.
i People take liquorice in winter TO cure cold,
: and liquor-ce in summer to get cold.
"Bewaren as the potter said to the lump of
g clay. cpl be burnt first" sauciy responded the
u mud.
= "Mss Brown, / have been to learn how to tell
fortunes" said young fellow to brisk brunette,
''iust let me have your hand if you please" "La!
Mr. White how sudden you are! Well, go and
ask my father"
olor- of 1,to
IS sage, has recommended the erection of that Ter
/ ritory into State.
} The loss by the fire in Quebec is estimated at
!, S5O00,000. The remains Of DO persons have
= - already been found in the ruins.
The report that Fashion and Peytona were to
= run on the Canton course, Baltimore, is incor-
70 rect, neither animal being in fit condition to
ii run again soon.
s. The trial of the murderers of Joe and Hiram
of Smith was progressing at Carthage, III. Much
H. difficulty was encountered in empaneling jury.
u A verdict of guilty had been rendered in the
lis case Of Joe. Much excitement prevailed in the
IN mormon camp, and they threaten TO take the
llf matter into their own hands.
Vs. Tcnacsaee.--The spirit with which the can.
he vass is conducted in this state shows that the de-
IS, mocrats are awake to its Importance. The op-
he posing candidates are sumping the State togeth-
er. The election takes place in August
~ The N. Y. Sun thinks "the time made by the
of horses at the late race Long Island would moi
begin 10 compare with the time lost by those who
no saw them"
lei Gen. Van Ness, Collector of the Port of New
To- York, has rendered his resignation, to take effect
NJ from the Ist of July. Cornelius w. Lawrence
In formerly Mayor, will succeed him.
ne A Foot Rdce.-There will be, on the 3Oth
instant, great trial of pedestriansm over the
To- To- Beacon course, l.. L., and among those who viii
W Wi,o run the 30 miles, are jackson, famous in En-
NC gland as the "Amercan deer;" Stephen Mack
the "Scotch Banam," and Maxwell, the 'ENortl
~: a STAR" all from England and in addition, Gid
=: ersleeve, Stoeprock, Stannard, Ambrose Jackson
u.- Barlow, and a Canadian Indian
we we hurdle race is arranged 10 take place q shor
Ups time after the above.
olo young aspirant for admission to the bar be
in ing questioned by the examining committee,witl
i've a view to discover his fitness, made the suboin
nj. ed replies TO the following nterrogaoy:
gse Q. "May a mans wife become partner il
MIA busnessp
on A. "She may become his sleeping parner;bu
ole the books furnish no instance when she has eve
been silent partner"
The Beauties of Racing.-The N. Y Spirit q
III the Times, in speaking Of Peytona, says:
Wv" "Bamey informed us that on the 4th mile (
49,, the I'd heat he was fearful the race was lost. ii
'"' had been spurring his mare so necessarily tho
her lacerated sides became callous, and he chan
. ged his seat In order TO get new flesh! II
could not have won the race by an inch NOR
:" than he didw