The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
CUTTINGS AND sCRIBBLlNGs.

Ann street, New York; and No l6, State ST., Boston
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CUTTINGS AND SCRIBBLINGS.
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Mr. Buchanan, Secretary of State, left Wash
ington on the morning Of the 4th, for Bedford
Springs. He expects to be absent about fort
night. The President has appointed John Y
Mason, ESQ, (Atomey GeneraN to act as Sc
cretary Of State in the interim.
Bank at RipIey.--The Marietta Intelligencer
SAYS: subscriptions to the Stock of a Branch of
the State Bank was recently opened at Ripley,
in Brown county, and fifty thousand dollars was
taken the first day. No doubt is entertained of
making it up to one hundred thousand.
The only paper currency that is worth more
than specie is good newspaper. Its value in
creases with age, while some other kinds of pa
per become much ''depreciated."
A yankee in Cincinnati adverises "Bustes,
Bushes" and promises to make them all sizes,
from four to sixteen pounds of cotton, and war
rants them to fit. Ofcourse he takes the mea-
sure of his customers.
The editor Of paper in Steubenve talks
about giving his readers semi-,reakly edition of
his silly balderdash.
A Foot Race.-The editors of the Pittsburgh
Chronicle and Ariel are to run Peytona and Fash
ion! Well bet all the quoins in our banque on
Whitney,
Contradicted- Burlington Hawkeye con-
tradcs the rumor of the murder of four persons,
said to be Pennsylvanians, on the Des Moines
in Van Buren, county, Iowa
Justice to John Tyger.-The Texas Congress
have passed resolutions highly complimentary tc
ex-Presdent Tyler They state that the whole
Republic owe him debt of gratitude which i
will be difficult to cancel-and that TO him be
longs the credit of having commenced and clos
ed the great question of annexation.
Gen. Cass was in Cleveland, last Thursday
on his way to Marietta, to deliver an Address
before the Literary Societies ofMarietta College
at It's commencement
The Most Useful EmploymenL Some on
has said that mankind might do without physi
clans, if they would observe the laws of health
without soldiers, if they would observe the law
of christianity; without lawyers, if they woul
keep their tempers and observe the golden rule
and perhaps without preachers, if each one woul
take care of his own conscience, but in no con
tingency is it possible to do without farmers
A Buttered Eagle--At Charlestown, Mass,
few days since, gentleman cn: off bit OF but
ter on the point of his knife, when Gold Eagl
slipped out of the lump. He was very muc
pleased with the Jutter--bought il all.
The Fruits of Vice.--In st. Andrews, N. B
Julia Ann Hall committed suicide with Arseni
and Charles Howatson, with whom she lived, hi
been arrested because he saw and did not pr
vent her taking it,
The next Presidential election, in 1913, wi
be held on the same day, simultaneously, in eve
ry State in the Union.
HierocIeS says his.-"When we are in co
dition to overthrow error, we ought not TO do
with vchemence, nor insutingly, and with an .
of contempt; but lay open the truth, and with
swers full Of miIdness to relute the falsehood."
The Press Gang are near 400 new
papers printed in the United States, giving Ell
ployment to about 1900 hands. OF this nul
ber 244 aie printed in New York, 1877 in Pen
sylyana, and ll6 in Ohio,
About Religi On.--Two foolish persons had
desperate fight in Philadelphia, on Thursda
which grew out ofa religious discussion. T
victor was woman. Her creed was certain
the most effective Of the two.
Death from Gsligh Accideat--We learns
The Somerset lN.J) Wing, that David shipm'
ofMount Bethel, aged about 80 years, died
Wednesday, last, from the effects ofa cut VI
one Of his thumbs, accidentally made few d
previous in whetting his scythe.
The Water Cure is getting TO be very popu
in New England. Braitlebnro (Vt) is the sec
of an establishment for the practice Of the art,
Il Il 90 cro,vded with natienta that thev canl