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Gould not Live a Day longer!

Messrs. F. B. CALDWELL & CO, of East Ospego Ospeoo
Co.. N y, respectable druggists wrote TO 1--WE hive just
heard, through Mr. WemG, respectable citizen of this
place. of important of Consumption which BRAETs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM has produced on the wife OF
acquaintance of his, who resides in the Of Palermo in
this county She had been long confined her bed and
dangerously diseased that her friends believed mpossi-
ble for her to lire than ONE DAY LONGER But, when
all other hope utterly failed, she commenced kng BR1NTS
PULMONARY BALSAM and lis medical efficacy has raise
her from EED that she Is going about and
tending oh domestic household Affairs and duties She ncknow,
edges, and it is very evident that she indebted to BANS
BALSAM for her recovery from long severe and danger
sickness and hor friends negbOs consider that med
iciu invulI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
HFE.YH HIftta. Es5 e'. II ~
BUNKER HILL

c.,,...,, ig..s.-..u.
bel' omhn ~ one ol nef .lee'ers lhe. TO lhe
CoiomO'an' aeScrlnes hef N'sn tte m"nu.
mont on Dankef ,9 II h' one i,s assenos to7.s
snmm'f'' Om' '''o i"g.was 50 dense 'aht, rt s'e
could moi Distinguish ony'nmg ava o's'amce y $,
ol ten leet. o"e gives inc l"ll"wing 'iI 'n'or
NATION to1eh'ng The monnmenr' nor " winch Isvefy
gratifying TO ones pa'r"llsstl';'a "" ,..
Bunker Hill Monumenr! How | should
love ID. be pairiot,c over lis blood stained
Ibaso-bur little piece Of information ! re:
ceievcd while staring into The log. has a-iyss
en- patiidlism away. The monument wien
/ half completed, had The WORK suddenly sus
pended for want Of funds, Boston with al
4 lis property ana pride Of idrth, could not
M manced fo sneud ninn,her c6pSet 'rl,e
monument hid fair % remaln splendid ruin
like those of Athens, YOU know, [his is tht
rev Athelis, Nhy not have rpinsO WheI
Fanny Eshsler gave B"si"n q FoGssiono
Vlsl'' aUu ourIeu uIe VIC S"thpah"NN u " hSili:, 4
A was g'tuty "SsePi9q' ",'P t'esF es ASiel''F ~ m
WI" cpud no' oe cpaxen ON ota ser. on tll '
iS"Fe y" e.; : PpsS n.aSsS snJ .@ @ ItGS'
%cSFsna(s b6.Ig0 NJ xoh III, I, Ia l.IyyhG 4 4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
rlluMAs rAu
] JNHEH TNVT'I 7 - =
LANES PAUL(S aiel.
& Wholesale Dealer;

importers S WilolcSlic iS9l'efS III
Il Drags. Ch @icalS, Paints, Oj'&, Nara!
Stores nM Glass Ware. .H'attcfa-
rra If Codeh, Copal .ftpa1 ana
81 q }LeAihfrj EnnishcS, AhahdL.Spk
e., Nihc, anI S"lP. Eftrr. a.
49,. Nc. IGF MAR6tr STREET, WurrrlSG Va,
IA Rl9 now receiving the lnrgcst and htsl com
IN plete assortment oi all articles inthrir nr
eCyer brought totlis market .a
- Having superior advantage i" "ithrirpurchascs
sathey nre confident OF successful romprdhonHin
hcenstcrn market, with addition nspoynli"r
aud pleas themselves to stll goods lower tlmmcv
rcr bef,rc offered inlhis city Their stock Com
pfiscs the following:
yAftll and ecmpletc stock Of Drugs, elgicncs
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Preparations
Paints of all kinds. ground aud d},.nground! Oils
Sperm, Wlnde, Tnnncrs, Elephant. linsfeA, DIV
Lntd aud Caster Oils; Brushes Paint. Vamish
Wlite@asb. shelving, Euir.C Cloth, BhecAig Tap.
Ifets,. Counter Baiir 'faheirnd StthciI Brushes
.saye'sufs Of every description, an tiuhufIclur
sers,, Fnilersirni IInttcrs' articles. ffl ssa
Every description OF Glassware 2 mamhlctnr
i,ers'lprices, 4 y1a5i : sJpno ., ls9o'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06

- %. ~ ..GIB4B# tu q Oh AZ sn As,tA.
AN ExLrGlrESEp FL9ck.- II Is related tof
worthy deyjne, whose field Of Iai,of was
situated moi many bundfGf miles from Salem,
that he prtaeIred pniitickb tasliszcougrega-
'iod}for s''caa cna,h.of time Tint even The
oldest church mombsrsl forgot all FboltIihe
snspeb and yfeuip,o a. pplpuad ignorance
withireGaFd ~ lhegcreeds, farms Of worship.
aud chnHh regulations Alter The lcleSgyn
mans death. Ihs. selders ovept 10 censult 4
relehrated deyne about obtaining q success
sorao , &lfR ,7i#ais 4aljsl Il ysgit sal
-st'.Whaiis yQur creeds9 asked the divine,
"Olr creed2n
'Yes-your prqciples-7phat 9Ie iheyT
"Oh, we are all Democrats buI two, be-
/ lieSe. AzdaisU ,G,,1 SsIH4tW
4 ~ mean Msan ,Ehat isay0ps splatiaTmTTscur
epuel h11u5gaeJ sgimW a,baal nH 49,
4 "OhE' exclaimed one, i;'ihatlisRFinciPally
pak!Ui s,,uboiQ ns51smk sdi 9uSs o. .sia
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
VOT...s..X XVII. E e z.
HENTucKY MUTUAEv

4 Thetrrnsnpon whiehthis Company ensure IL AZ
are DecnIiirly favorable to the ins1reH -m'i N
more SO. il is believed, th'n the terms oi any o'hef
ss.s Jifc Josnrance Company. TO wit; at.I rttf' ,
gen Thfrreat security afflrlctt in Guafany tnnd
D. of SIOO 00O 900 900 Of which has oeeil P'la III
as Cash and $50 900 secured in The safest Wohher'
Ha NV Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate;
- e Rate, OF premium greatly reduced from the
~ rates ofoIher Companies. and more eq'@Hy graz!
= Satett; r" .sn' 80
- Insurance for the benefit Of Married Wdmcn &C.
IN kure iron, the creditors oI ther husbands.
The Insured No, liable tC assessmeats fnrlosscF;
r'l1al NJ es,itfnn hazards taken by this CotnahrS
n annual dividend to all policy hplders. pfy
O5s able1ng Cash; ALSO additions made to liie Po-
tics every five years.
2. Notes taken in part for prcnluns; a--.t
.ga. PuIieesssucd uEon appleatlensw lhoHt delay'
~ causing no loss of Insurance to the'parlIes'a
Lives Of either sex insured bewtcp-thc ages o!
(ourtcen and sixty, inclusive, for one year. h'e
ycals.or Gu ttesz E5aE ESQ
a., The Pamphlets AID I mrts pnhlfsncd ny ,3r
,1 Gnmpnn, vi, be found to contiin much NMu'N''
a int,fration respecting The mature. principals ap
az pIicnion and benefits of Lie isutcnce Also' al,
& examination Of the plans OF ibe ether M"ln"I
Companies oi this country. and u lniie ieSPtai'l"h
af the plan proppscd BY lis C"ihPeiy' y" e'''c'
with various tables, ono showing the -fHles
premium Tor The term or life. olsrvetai CVmPHmes;
sltai,pa red with The rates Of this CeruPi'|, a'''
;nhrr Giving he tatcs ni ibis ompany41 1'f an
ag.y .tssl terms trl which ms'tr'lltceE madr'
tt Ponl,iJj4s and Fraet4 uniSp d gtalis, ana
appiGatio1r rrC iyctl and f1wtr '"H M
Ae,ntattar!,z, Is W, Ptilihlfs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
RAISED FROM TEE GRAVE.

Messrs PRATT & FOSTER, merchants Of West CoypivaA
Conn., said BRANT'S BALS1iM had effected cures of suci
hopeless OF CoNsuMPTloN in their town. that
otcr cOugmedicne could be sold there; that had rns
If from the thut physicians and all TIT
frieG5 aIl MUSfDlE! One gentleman, in particular,
far That his physician told him ii useless to take
more medicine He them leten hope Gf began TAX
BHIANT'S BALSAM--GoT wELL--aMd ia now peA a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
Gtse GaOi, 5entlnel.
'" e. r. 20 w ELL,
EDlEOIe AND PROPRIETOR.
TERNs- OF THE sENTLyEL,

Que dollar and fifty cents per annum il pnic
il, lvanoe; two dollars ifpaid during theyear
or TWO dollars and fifty cents at fhe eiRt Of Ii,
year, No paper discontinued until all arreart
yes ar,paid. These conditions will strotl,
Adherrd to. .... t...tr.. ,..s a..-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06

AN EDiT1Rs KEroRr .--Ata late FESTIVAL
4 nreltS Miss yailed upon die editor .viik
pie plate uf spliqpe fnanlfatlufe, 10 {ks
Sspl5siaot SGieA b, espisd, ihe iqllSsIaeI
SHfP',pHsiaL 50 N bsl.eia y ooss4aM .slssls
aaaw 4 Y a I ~ gS,sSos .I;.os psi no splwoada
ncaifgf n8f1 E8HW i6lilsiN 1il III t9u nka
/. \ This A xciled his lpaiuFd pmoEpps disRnzl-
siog, apd,essspena A. ,aHpPnQrirniy Rseaeat<
Cd i ba Jaaloned she gappg lady W hIp SIS
nd poin'hg ollie lines. saia, aYo0ua ladg
Eapr, .ppa ,'FSs'splH T4sQ0yshosgsIpgsssa'
.fSeslls'f'io sllnsaaA obi .NsantM ,sasaa
sysh sel ri asti isils n hsias4ss s .ssaa
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w. CONSUMPTION. -
A DYING WOMAN CuREpI

We this cure prove The POWER TO SAVE LIFH when
hie BALSAMis used even after the person is considered by
fhyddns and friends TO be in the last Stg Of dgease-aciay
DYiSG-an1. in this case, COME HG The and
guRAcLoTgs bought For the particulars of this case
and the respectable and UHdbtca poQf Of all the circumstances
and facts relerto PAMPHLETs. s,..r...tut.
This was effected on Mrs ZtBA DYKENfAN, of Rds-
t1 Spa, Saratoga County, NJ y We prove, beyond
doubt many others almost e9n0Hy hopeless and anaerabe
ses Of CoHts and CoasumptioR CURED, which pro.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
1OO broadway. New YOr,c.

5sG saa gofrH 300 'I '1'. ftsifpT
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz; W. StuigeQn1l&S y
Co.. lnrisyiUcsJ, Russell y Co. Jefferson; J 4
X. faggSr, Tibpcchnd; A. y. Orostey, New
R,,mIey John Parrish, Nloorefcd; Il. Cnmhftt
sBdessiIic, ispaelLewis, George andpylMer
chapiSnnd, Druggists ig eyeryi town iq the state
February 20, l55O-ly abao4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
Many consu,nptions Cured.

Mrs. II. CLARK, merchant, eigde. HaMe eouaty. N Y.
wrote to inform us that BIlANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM
cold readily Clyde and sad the of OF
most respectable people and PERSONAL visible knowledge
be relied its medical virtues have cured many o0nsp
tire zons several Of whom am acquainted with who were
hopeessly sick TO be considered by physicians and al
friends, past possibility Of cure; and yet the acts
BRANTS BALSAM has restored them TO PERFECT HEALTH
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
pepoteO 10 l1otitits, NeDs, lorals; Giterotur, Sci
CONSUMPTION

IN oil Chrstanfzed and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion of deaths than any other maady acta
the litui family and until within few years there has not
stroyer. But now -.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE

Mr. T. s. TERRY peycdHt, Byron, Genesee county, NJ Y,
wrote August "a 1887; BRANr'S MEDICINE is doing
ders here has cured of Consumption that all the ply
scans had said nyt die When he commenced taking Brans
Medicine he could not raise his hd to his head he bed al
the lungs every symptom seemed to indicate that he
die astonishing to all he s now able to labor and rides all
the county He used only fire bottles II has also cured
young lady Of Coassapoa in Orleans county, which her
father says doctor could cHre.' 81
Mr. MILLER, merchant of the same place. has certified to
Al..tr I1rfI IlnNn- n-aInIn
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l:ow plcaseni Il Il far q father 70 sit IL lis
child's board! u Is Ike ihe aged man fecii-
ming under he shadow 81 ihc oak which he
Aa9,ad -tifhss13aHu EiiuhA iNW ,nop
S'qSs P'11'uspN' na' glbsidneDnu ii tBqlUa aaadEd
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.
Mr.CORNELIuS H.SNiTTH merchant Collins Centre, Eric
county NJ " January 6, 8ig said Your BRANTS IfJD
AN PULMONARY BALSAkL md BRANTpS PURIFYING
XTRACT neayal sold nndI want immediately another
supply for they sell rapidly and pe better sgtsoH
than all the other medicines we have for sale The Pulmonary
Baisam has raised lady hero from bed of dangerous and
Sickness which all tho doctors had given NCuR-
BILE They said she toiM Consumption Of c LtngS
After all had pronounced the HOPELESS commenced
taking BRAN1p sB4LSd M--and now she is lseA!r tl
CHRONIC DYSENTERY,
and SKINNER oSip ANTS IN children or 1yopn pey,sn eured
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COUGHS AND CONSuNPTIONS.

The Balsam differs from the Extract hecause it possesses
sld medinoHs uhie Ure peculiarly adapted TO- dAd are e
faiiv HecessGrgJOr, he cure If
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
The Gaiphin Claim.

The New York Tribune Taylor paper.
copies the letter of EFT. Montague, eSa,
late clerk in the FIRST Aulnor's Office.
which was originally published in the Union,
and nppends 10 il The following remarks; +
We must say that this explnation fails TO
satisfy us in several particulars, Wiz sl.i N
]. 1t admits that Secretary Crawfor1 had
a direct pccuniary interest in the claim. /,
2. II admits that this payment ofinlerest is,
ian innovation upon The general usages OF The
department" .es
3. 1t coace0ls the fact that il was rejected
by the proper auditing officer under the press,
eht administration, and finally passed over his
headby an order OF the present Secretary
Of the Treasury, based upon an opinion OF
the Attorney General, <,
Here is enough 10 make out very slongs
prtmd tacie case against The propriery ofihe.
proceeding. Il surely has an ugly look 40
bout II, in spite Mr.. Montogue's decided
opinion" aud faslidious deIicacy, And. ,wea
don't like the idea Of member Of The, Cabi.
net taking The opinion Of clerk as. TO. the Y
Proprlety Of his holding and prosecuting such
a claim.
We trust Mr.. Cobb's committee will probe
he matter fully and fearlcssy
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

The Senate Of Turin is debating Law Tor
the abolition OF an ecclesiastical privilege.
A large French feet and an American
squadron are at Naples.
a leuer fium Florence. gives news from
Rome TO 2d, aud states that tie ulumPhal
arch erected at Belle Terra, in Gnnor oi the
Pope's return. has been burned during the
night.
AUSTRIA.
The German ReloTmer gives currency 10
the report that there has been an interchange
Of noles Of an unpleasant narur" between the
cabinets Of ST james aud Vienna, growing
out of tie Gel-tions between Ausrla aud Fur
Key, aud the iusurreclion in CrOaIin IS at all
end.
The Hungarian Refugees have not yet
reached their destination ia Asia Minor -
Count Bethany is i'll.
Tie Austrian cabinet hls inlmatcd, that
/ in regaId to the attitude Of Prussia on the
German question, Austria will not he The FIST
10 break the peace Of Europe. but she vii
not allow any other German power TO ATTEMPT
any thing contrary TO tue treaty OF 1913.
The Protestant movement is progressing
10 Bohemia aud SaXOny.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

washing caliooes seldom ~ ever fade. The
quicker eaIicoes are washed, rinsed and dri-
d, 'he better. They should he dried in The
shade u possible. Beet's gall mixed with The
wash waller imprpses tie culurs.
srARCHING CLEAR sTARcHINe, ETC.
10 MGke Stdrch for Liara, Cotton &c
To one Ounce ul the starch add Just enough
nl snl cold water TO make i,bv rub1iuu and
stirring. into thick paste, carefully breakiug
well the Jumps and particles. When rubbed
perfectly sInoulh add neafly'ur quite IA PINT
Of boiling water, lWith bmng to snii the
laste,) aud boil Tor al leasi hdl an hour, ia.
% prevent its burning. When not stirring
keep il c"vered TO prevent the accumulation
dust. &c. Also keep II covered when
Gm0ved from the i,e TO pre- N scum
from Arising omit. To give The linen fine
mouth, glossy appearance, and prevent tho
IN from sticking, add aliule sparmaceli, (a
p'ece as large as nutmeg, To the starch
when boiling, and 'caspooulul OF he finest
able salt II you have no ,spermaceG, Ito
he had cheap pofa any druggist, take a piece of
the purpsr, whllGst hogs lard Of Iallow. (mut.
ION IS The hes!.) about as large as nutmeg,
or twice this quantity Of The refined loaf
,ugnr, and boil with the starch. In ironing
linen cnlais. shin hnsoms, their appearance
will he much improved by rubbing lheu be-
fore ironing with a clean whi,e towel damp"
ened in srIl water. The bosom of lie shirt
should be the last part roned, MS this will
preVeM ,Is bong soled All starch should
he stained be fore using.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
tThey are all Democrats

0TFrom present. appearances, says. u
western paper, The wheat crop in the State
OF Ohio was never larger lIan 1t will be this
rear All our exchanges, indeed, speak
raptnrousIy OF the prospects AHEAD for an
'overflowng crop of this great Ohio staple. =
In this county, VIC are satisfied, wheat fields
never gave better promise at Ibis period Of tho
season than they do now ? Much complaint,
and not without cause, has been made by all
Glasses Of business men, of the scarcity Of
money, and various influences are charqel
with creating it. We presume, If the whea
crop Of last year had been such as its prede
cessors that the scarcity of money could M,
have been unusual, and prcdiclthai after next
harvest, should the market keep up, the pre.
clous met-IS which have fond their wayto the
east for goods, &c, will return IN sufficient
quantities 10 afford full conienment TO tho
most dissatisfied. We hope so.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

Of tire Explosion Of The
ANTHONY WAYNE!!
DAILY MIRknR OFFICE, SANDUsKY,

Apr,l 2yti, 10 a. NJ. 800.
The s enmAott Anrh,hy Wayne blew up,
oppos te VelnIlon. Erie county, One, and
eight miles frnm shore, II Sunday Tornng
Amll %. She sunk III twenty minutes, e
hurricane dack plrung from the aud floating
The survivors, were exposed on tho wreck
unul day break, when lie schooner Elmra,
Captain Nugen', was hailed, and brought
the killed, aud surviving 10 Stndusky.
The Wayne was an I'D boat, not IN II G
regular hne OF Sindusky aud Buffalo cam
es Snc vas owned hy Chalies Howard, o
Detroit. Insurance $lu,GO0 Accounts vary
of the number ON board. The fist mate
saws that the Wayne came 10 Sandusky wilI
ten in the sIreerage and twenty in cabin
from the Sandusky trains and packets t@en'
,y>four went on board, and The crew muster
ed thirty total, eighy-iouf. Nineteen O
the crew aud thirty one Of the passengers are
either slVed or likely 10 recCver.
Total lost and missing, from 35 10 10
Passengers known TO be killed, Myron Tytus
dayton, OHIO; NJ lau, near Perrysburgh
o.. formerly OF Lower Sandusky, o.; wife
and child Of john Ellis, MoLnt Hope, Mich
J. W. Doty, Warsaw, Ill, missag. Pas en-
gers dangerously wounted,J Il. J"her, Chil.
lenden county, VT; Robe: Shay, Dayton o
Passengers badly, but not dangerously wuun
ded, John Terry, Louisville, KY; G. g
Lawrence, Angelica, N. Y; A. w. Gray
Saltwater, N. Y. sou of John Ellis, Mount
Hope. Passengers slight scalded, Johr
BeadIey, Cleveland, O., ntlEew Falkner
Sheffield, Mss; Henry McDooough, TEN
ton, Mich.
Passengers saved-D A. Eddy, Cleveland
O.; C. Mullen, do; Ii, r. Peninger, do; Bal
con, do; John e. Waggoner, Charles Smith
Hnsdae, Mass; Col. Il, Van Horn, Alton
Ill.,; John Wool, Oxford, o; Caroline KIM
bali and child, Springfield, o; Jno. Ellis, MI
Hope, Mich; II. W. Luna, wife and TIVE
chdren, Toledo, o, passenger from 81
Louis, name unknown; Edwin Kellogg, wifi
and Two children, Lafayette, 1t; Fitch Penn
Huron CO. o; Mrs Smith, from below CleVe
Iand, returning from her fathers in Huron
co. 0; Edward Ka'anaugq, Troy, N Y
or the crew lost, WIZ. j. Fillmore ant
J. Butchard, engineers, Henry Slufgers
steward, from MI Clemens, Michigan. -
Franklin, fireman, Of Detroit. A, IL. Meade
bar keeper. Wiley Robinson, ohm William
son and Henry Kelly, cooks. Two walters
and AIender Canwrigar, deck hand, missing
John Braunard and james O'NeiI, iremcn.-
Whitney Parsons, porter, and Henry Blan
deck hand, badly sca!ded but likely 10 recov
er.
Fifteen Of the crew, including captain
both mates, clerk, saloon keeper, TWO wheel
men, three firenlen, one porter, two decl
hands, barber and chamber maid, saved. All
he crew thus accounted for.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 8. 1850

IHt law or NEwsPAPERs.-l. Suhscribers who
do NOT give express norice to the CONTRARY are
cons:deted us wishing 10 continue their sa5scrip-
tiunJ. ttat.f
their paprrs. the publisher may c0ninua to send
them until all arrearagesarc paid.
II subscribers SleCt ut relnsa 10 take their
papers ron the Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible till rhey M 1e settled tho
bill aud ordered the paper discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to othGr pihces with
oul informing the publishers, aud the papefis sent
to the form direction, tney are held responsible
5. The Courts have decided that refusing tn
take paper rom the Office, or removing aud lcnp
ltaud. att
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

TIE STORM The storm of wind and rain
that visited US Oh sunday afternoon about
5 o'clock. was about as terrific as could well
be imagined during the lime il lasted We
saw geteman yesterday who came IN from
The country our or FIVE miles back of Gov
inplon, who reports that the fences all along
the road and in the fields were completely
blown down The same effects were felt in
Columbia aud Coera,u townships. In The
latter, besides the fences being uprooed, seV-
eral out.houses wete turned topsy lurvy.
When the gust struck the CLIPPER No 2, as
she was coming down, il checked her speed
80 that, for momen she almost stepped. A
box Of goods weighing nearly 100 pounds
was rolled over, aud came near being blown
overheard.
AT The head Of Vine street an old dried
stump oil trJe was blown down, striking a
man on horse back and lfacturlng his
skull.
Qnile number Of awnings we're torn
from their foslnings, and the chImneys ol
several boats were stretched along their decks
making their impressions on the aforesaid
decks very forcibIy. We hear q: but one in
stance where life was lost. and iha, was the
sinking Of flatbont al four mule bar, or
which were four men three Of whom were
drowned.
In word, il was storm that we do moi
often see equaled, and il is hoped lha, theil
visits may be few and far between,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

On Saturday week last terrible storm,
swept over Cincinnati and vicinity, wrecking-
steamboats,, unroofing houses, devastating,
forests and the like. A fiat boat was sunk a,
four mile bar, and three out Of four men on.
board drowned. IS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

VIRGINIA ELECTION. The late election in
Virginia for members of The Legislature re-.
suited in victory to the Democrats who
have gained from six to cgh, members over
their last years force. The vote for Con.
venton is quite large. and shows a respoc-a
table majority in favor of the measure. H nj
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

Coin WArgR.- 1t is said Of the celebla-
ted Pliny,"ihal he considered il great alb
surdiiy that mankind should bestow so much
labor and expense, in making, artifcIalIy,
such variety Of livuors, when nature had
supplied TO their hands drnK Of SO superior
a quality as waler." You can deceive a dog
and make him drunk once, but there you must
stop,you eau Dever catch him again. Alas!
not so with man.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
Er0n, .yan,nicn,

BY the steamer Crescent City and Phila-
delphia, we have received full flies 0fJamai-
ca pnpcls TO the lDlh instant, twenty days
later than our previous advices. The rur.
mails are principally f He'd with complaints Of
The depressed stale Of business and sugges,
lions relative TO engaging in the culture Of
cotton and other staples.
The schooner James Fare well left Jamaica
on the 10Th inst for Chagres, with about
twenty passengers, all natives Of The Island,
and unohcr vessel with nearly as many more
was expected 10 leave 10 a day or two -
The Kingston Journal looks upon this as the
commencement Of large emigration, Which
will improve The prospects Of those who en-
bark in II.
Mr. Frcdrick Chalfeld, British charge 10
Central America, arrived at Kingston on Ibe
5th inst, on his way TO The seat Of his mis-
sion.
From other sections Of the British West
ladies, we can CLEAN but few items from
these papers In Antigua, early in March,
the prospects Of the sugar crop was said TO be
bad. from The almost total alb 'ence Of rain
Tho condition OF the small island of Ment>
scrral is said TO be deplorable. Tho large
majority Of ihe inlabitanls are wretchedly
poor, aud the smnlI pO. has been raging a.
mong them since November last.
The American brigantinc "Woroneco,'
which nriyed on the 5lh of April at Po,t
Royal, from Baltimore, in IA days, was
placed in quarantine in consequences o:a
cnse of small pox having been reported as
being on board.
The Royel MAJ! Compnny's steamer Thy,
which arrived al Jamaica On the 5th Of April,
brought one million Of dollars from Chagres,