The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-15

bones of horses and other animals, have been in
The habit of eating the gristle found on them lOI
satisfy their hunger.
Signs of Peace.-One hundred and ten SER
mons were lately preached in London, the same
Sabbath, on the subject Of peace. Let the cx
ample be generally followed by ministers of theI
Prince of Peace, of every denomination, and
and wars will have an end.
A discovery has been made down east it isl
said, by which child may be put fast asleep in
one minute, however long and oud-it may have
been tuning its organ, by rubbing the finger on
The cartilage of its nose. Having witnessed no.
practical demonstration of this, we would not
venture an opinion on so SeriONSa matter, though
there may be more truth than poetry in it, there
is certainly both sound and sense in The subject,
science in the cause, art in the experiment, and
satisfaction in the result.
Anecdote.-The Providence Journal tells an
anecdote of good old Connecticut deacon, who
was attaching a very feeble pair of oxen TO I'VE
ry large and heavy load of wood A neighbor
asked him how he expected TO get so large a
load TO market, with so poor team. The good
deacon replied that he expected to have some
assistance from Divine Providence His neigh
Dor asked him whether it would not be as well
TO dispense entirely with his oxen, 'and let Di-
riae Providence drdw the 'chole load
Democracy.-The first time that this spirit
stirring word was used officially on this side Of
the water, was in the declaration Of the followers
of the celebrated Ann Hutchinson, who, in 1886,
were exiled from the colony of Massachusetts,
religious opinions. They settled in what is now
called Rhode Island, established constitution,
and declared ii "a democratic or popular govern
ment,'-See Bancroft, rol. l, P. BOB.
Great for Babies. According TO the census
of 1910, there were in Missouri, at that time, the
astonishing number of sixty-seven thousand ba-
bes, or young specimens of humanity under the
age of FIVE years
DR.. CMy.-The degree of L. L. d. was con
ferrcd on the Hon. Henry Clay, on Thursday,
by the Board of Trustees of Jefferson College,
Va.
Large Pedch.--At recent meeting Of the
New Jersey Horticultural Society, peach was
exhibited, measuring over a foot in crcumter-
ence.
A Turkish aronaut having lately ascended
from Cons,antinopIc in baloon,the government
and the puople became at length much alarmed
at his non appearance, and despatched courers
in all directions, when the balloon, with the dead
body of the sBronaut was found floating in the
Dan ube,
The German Psychologists affirm that of twen-
ty deaths of men between eighteen and twenty
years of age, in Germany, ten originate in the
waste of the constitution, by SmOking
NJ Pirsis has determined the fact that there is
always relation between the cOn6guratiOn of
continents and the direction of their chains Of
mountains; and in general, the coasts are found
to be parallel to those mountains.
Hon. he cured them.-A writer in down-east
paper, who was troubled by black ants, says he
dissolved hall tea spoonful Of t0rtar en'etjc in
two tea spoonfuls of hot water, and mixed it with
some molasses, and put it where they could doc,
tor themselves. The result was, they all clear
ed out, he supposed perfectly cured, as he has
not heard from them since.
Emigration to the West-The emigration
westward the past season, by the way Of the
lakes, is said to have exceeded that Of any pre-
vious year A correspondent of the Albany
| Evening journal, states that he went in steam.
boat with 600 passengers, and that he was assu
red that it was low estimate 10 put the pas
sengers at 500 day, say for 2S0 days of The sea-
son, making 100000 of whom one-half at eas
wore emigrants, going to make their homes in
the West
Mmder.--We learn from the Maysville Eagle
of Saturday, that on Sunday night last, in an at
fry near Coemansve, Harrison county Ky.
Haden Kendall and O., P. Hogan, two white men
were murdered by a negro named Jlts. A re
ward of $500 is offered for the apprehension o
the murderer, who fled Immediately upon th
commission of the crime. He was seen on Mon
day evening near Higginsport, Ohio, but has no
Iyet been arrested.
From the scene of Riot Information has beel
received by the La Cede, that General Hardin
with two hundred men, marched on Carthage
Sunday last, and took the town. The Momons
on the approach of the besieging force, took re
fuge in the Court House, which they fortiied,an
prepared to defend Gen. II. at once surround
/ ed their citadel, and ordered them to surrender
lgving them fifteen minutes TO deliberate. A
the end of the time they had laid down the
. arms and were prisoners Of war! This accom-
plished they were permitted TO depart on the
parole of hOHOr.--T. LQHis Gazette, lSt inst.
II Cuba.-Should Cuba ever pass from the halo
= of Spain, and not be erected into an ndependel
Republic, (says the Detroit Free Press il mu
belong to the United States England has h,
s eye upon that fair island, as she had upon Te
as, and has made efforts 10 purchase it, TO th
q proud nation, or to France, Cuba can never b