The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04

Ter OF The hrenlham Bank, massacnusetls, 10 a
delaul,er for 200. lie has sailed for South
America. On the evening previous TO bis de-
parIure be gave champaign party IN Boston,
which cost 500. .
The Virginia Editors say that water power in
that Stale is cheaper in the aggregate, by from
l6 to 30 per cent, than can be fund in New /
Englandi and that manufacturing interest must
grow up in consequence.
Odts.--We wish to impress this fact upon our
readers minds.-the earlier this crop is got in
after the ground is in fit condition 10 be put in
good order, the greater tho chance off handsome
yield of grain,
Cancer on The Lip.-Tho opinion has been
expressed by many of the first surgeons of this
age, that one half the cases of this dreadful dis
ease originates in the pressure ofthe stem of
tobacco pipe upon the liz. How glorious to suf
fer martyrdom in such cause!
| Bdrley.-This grain is not sufficiently cult
waited in several of the States. 1t will yield 10
per ceut. more than rye, commands better price
on an average of years, is more certain crop,
and is equally we'll adapted for horse feed
Then why is it so neglected?
A MyStery.--We copy the following from the
St. Louis American of last Frday:-A young
German girl who has been but few days in this
city, and who is unable to speak our language,
and has lived as servant in the family of Rev.
Dr. Potts, suddenly disappeared from the family
and no trace of her can be found, 4 reward Of
fifty dollars is offered for intelligence concerning
her. 1t is supposed that she has been forcibly
abducted. The last that was heard of her she
was going towards Elm street, in 81. Louis.
The Peoria American records the marriage of
Mr. Berry to Miss Keller, both of Peoria
Icity, and after thanking them for their kind re
membrance, he pootizes in the following man
ner:-
"Ladies, since Eve, still long for fruit,
And for it e'en will marry;
One pokes her head in Hymen's knot,
} For just one single Berry,"
Ncp Jersey Pirates wrelches who in
/ fest tho shores ofNew Jersey, have been reapIng
rich harvest of plunder by the late gale, Ev-
cry body that has been discovered had been plum
Edered by these wretches--the pockets had been
turned inside out, and money, jewery, and in
deed every thing Of value was stolen.
r The Mansfield Shield and Banner promises
. twenty-five hundred majority for Tod in ole
y RichIand. 1t appears that the upprinciplec
movement of number of coons in part of thai
county, has effected nothing.
The N. Y. Courier, a whig newspaper, says o
Mr. Gddings, whig member of Congress from
;. this State, that his language sounds rather like
. that of fcnd than of a man, and that it breathe.
the malignify Of he'll.
Francis D. Newcombe, one Of "Old Tips" U
S. Surveyors for Louisanana has recently beer
indicted for forgery. He will probably go after
his brother whig forger Judge Garland
Clinton Bank Of Colunlbus.--The U. S. Gov
eminent has lost all confidence in the solvenc,
of the Clinton Bank of Columbus, and is reno
wing IFS funds from the custody of the concern
as fast as possible, There will be crash soon
Look out.
Food for Fleds.=-The following is an epistle
to a boarding school mistress in Brown, from the
father Of one of her pupils:
GAS he'd good heddication miself am hin
tirely ashamed for too sea The sham(ul maner ir
which mi Lucy his bit by The Aeas; and it is m
disire fur hur TO sleap in the bed she used tC
doc, and not fur to sleap sumtimes in won bee
and then in a another fur 10 feade all the fleas
in the House. for think that is not write nulhel
shall she do it,"
Countcrfehing. ng.-James Brown, one of the
counlerleiters arrested short time since in Sum
NIT county has been committed TO await his iri
al, on satisfactory evidence of his guilt Johr
Rickels was discharged.
Dd'0 HeddS'-- a washington correspondent
OF the New York Mirror, says that it is curious
c fact that about one-thrd of the present Hous,
J. are either wholly bald or have small patches o
! badness on their crowns. What can be The rea
son?
c The N Y Telegraph says that there was
7 umor in that city on Saturday that the Hon
Henry Clay had died at HAVANA We trust anc
8 bellve that il is utterly unfonnded.
q a Good Heq,--A bank has been established