The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
NEWS BY THE LAST MAILS.

IL. d. Westcott, formerly U. s. Sen
ator from Florida. denies that he had any
hing to do with the Greer and Donaldson
correspondence in the New York Herald.
THE Editor of the Iowa Statesman
says in late paper: "Not much editorial
his week-can't help it-another bouncing
big BOY in this shanty-Only happens once a
yearP'
= The Capitol City Fact, at Columbus,
Ohio, states that Mr.. G. A. B. Lazell, prin
ter in that Office, has, by the recent discov-
cry of will, made some forty years ago,
become entitled to the fee, after life estate,
in landed estates in Ohio and Massachusetts,,
worth equal to s75, 900 or 100000.
- Among the last novelties is an cleo
trical machine for the protection of person.
Should highwayman collar you, the apph-
cation of the hand to the vest pocket, instant
ly generates a stream of electricity, which
knocks him into cooked hat.
Judge Allen remarked at Worcester,
that he did not wonder at the number of
names obtained to the subscription nomina-
ton, as it must be luxury to Boston mer.
chants to see a Webster subscription, on
which nothing was asked except their names.
- The assassin of Evangelist, at Rome,
is said to be woman of the people, who,
having obtained from him the liberation of
her husband, at the price of her virtue, took
the first opportunity Of killing the author Of
her dshonor.
"A poor emigrant complains in the
Philadelphia Sun, that well known citizen,
who holds very high Office in the Emf
grants Friends Society, owes him fifty dol
lars, for hard labor If this be so, it is dis
graceful, and shoEs that the cloak of hypoc'
risy is not yet worn out.
! - Miss Hunt, young lady of st. Lou
is, being about to visit Europe, has made
several magnificent donations to the Roman
Catholic Church, of which she is member
Among them is the gift of lot worth eco,
900, to the Archbishop, for the erection of
Cathedral, and another lot for the establish
ment of community of Sisters of the Goo
Shepherd. .....
-, On Saturday last, E. NJ Cormck,
stove merchant of Greensburgh, had his an
Gle and the lower part of his leg seriously in
iured. His horses started to run off, and il
attempting to jump from the wagon he be
came entangled in the lines, and was throw
down and dragged some distance,
- The publisher Of the Warsaw West
ern New Yorker, acknowledges the receip
of barrel of flour, made from new wheat,
paper of baking powder, two chickens and
kitten Heis justcommencing tokeep house
- To make money plenty and cheap
has been the study of statesmen for the las
ten centuries, and yet when counterfeite
steps in and shows them how it is done, h
is bundled off to State Prison for doze
years or more. What an ungrateful world
- Professor Shepherd writes that
one valley of California he found over fort
springs which were over one hundred de
} grccs Fahrenheit, and in another valley Sly
teen geysers. or boiling springs, like the fl
, nous one in Iceland.
y. L. Blennerhasset, Of story and hi
tory, is living in Troy, Lipcoln county, Mi
: souri, Another son is living in New Yol
, city.
: M. Gasparis, of the Observatory
! Naples, has announced the discovery
D him, on the goth of July, Of yet anoth
member of that group of small planets r
volving between the orbits of Mars and Jup
! ter. It has the appearance of a star Of Il
D ninth or tenth magnitude. This is the if
" small planet discovered by him.
- Two of the senior Bishops of Il
! Methodist Church at the North, are lyil
v very sick, with but faint hopes of recover
D Bishop Hedding is represented by CORE
Y pondent of the Christian Advocate, as We
D weak, but cheerful, humble, and simple
= manners, according to the primitive pate
of Methodist Bishops. Bishop Hamline
D also very feeble, and expected to survi
but short time. His state of mind is WI
D would be expected of him--perfect peace.
THE Hon. Levi Woodbury. died at
D residence few days ago.
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D Execution Of George Pharaoh
On Friday. AUGUST 29th. at West Chest