The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-26

miles in thousand hours msy be tolera-
bly, quick footed, hut he is nothing TO the /
woman who "keeps up with the fsshons." /
E9- Barney majorityin the State cannot be
less than $1,000. The School teachers have
been unfortunate this time. The wings and
free soilers can sympathize with them in
their Affections.
GEThe official tables, as. declared by
the Legislature, at Nashqille, on the 10th,
shows that the Hon. Andrew johnson is the
Executive of Tennessee, by Democratic ma
jority OF $3.50.
EEEckley runs behind his ticket in Car
rol county, but is elected. Atkinson's ma
iority for Senator in Carol and Stark is
322.
The third page of the Waukegan (Ill)
Gazette, a Wing paper, has been leased to
to the Free Soil party of Lake county, and
hereafter the paper will present the novel
appearance of being the advocate oftwo par
ties.
RE- Somebody in the New York Nation
al Democrat charges Secretary Guthrie with |
beinga Native American. 1t is a wonder
the Wing press of Kentucky did not discover
this when he was selected for the Cabinet;
but it is said an enemy in ones own family
can see farther than an outsider
GE-It is said that James Gordon Bennett,
editor of the New York Herald has been in
this country thirty years, and was natural
lied only three years ago! Has he been
naturaized?
wThe citizens of Licking county have
rendered DR.. Olds public dinner previous
to his departure to Washington on the Goth
instant.
EEWalter Jamison, first rate Demo-
crat, has been elected to the State Board of
Equalization from Harrison and Belmont
counties over John Hammond whig. Good
for that.-Steu. Union.
HUzzA.--Waldo, the defeated Wing can
date for Governor. in California, got large
majorities in Coon Hollow, Humbug Canon,
Mad Mule, Negro Hill, Hangtown, Rattle
snake Bar, and Somere. No returns yet
received from Mugginsvlle or Ground Hogs
Glory.
Eg-"Why don't you take your seat with
in the bar?' asked one gentleman of auo-
ther in the courtroom the other day. "My
mother always told me to keep out of bad
company" replied the other.
The following eis one of the toasts given
at the celebration of the Fourth of July,
down Eas t: american Youth--say their
ambition reach as high as their standing col
lars" ......
A WILD MANA man named Williams,
was stopping at the United States Hotel, yes
terday, who might he justly styled a "wild
man." He eats nothing that is cooked, nor
drinks anything but water. His meats and
all his vegetables, potatoes, cabages, turn
ips, &C., are rev. He alleges that he has
not eaten any cooked food for several years
and that any deviation from his present
mode of living would most probably cause
his death. He resides in Iowa, and is on
his way TO Washington, to make purchase
of United States lands Gin. Gaz.
Esg- Mr.. John Lee of Cincinnati, states as
a fact, that "cholerG never becomes cpidem-
ic in any distiict or city where rain or pure
soft water is used" and supports his state
ment by many important facts. He also
states that during five years past, not one
well authenticated fatal case OF cholera has
occurred wlere rainwAter was exclusively
u el.
MORE PUGILIsM.--As fruit Of the late
beastly exhibition at Boston Four Corners.
awful Gardener" and "Dublin Tricks"
had fight, in the presence ola number of
their kidney, at the Cooper Hotei. N. Y
!, Gardner got 'Tricks" down, and chewed
off portion of his ears. Gardner escaped
before the police could lay hands on him.
1t is shame that such miscrcants should
be at large. The pugiIist Morrissey writes
to the Times, which keeps fully posted in
"ring" matters, that he is not dead.
Ess-Lt was Bernard M'Quillan whom the
railroad hands over in Washington county
had in durance for not forking over. He
was nailed up in a shanty, but was taken
from the meM by the Sheriff en- warrant,
and was to have had a hearing ON yesterday
Friday.l The Review notices that the
contractors life wac endangered while
mailed up," by the men coming with load
ed arms, and presenting them to him in the
shanty-at the same time asking, "Now
d----n ye, Barney will ye pay u.s." he,
. all the time on his knees, protesting that il
, was out of his power, as his partner had
all the funds in his hands.--Steu. U2t-
on.
The Chill MIss1oN---A letter TO the Ohio
r Statesman, dated at Washington, on the 9th,
says;
"Col S. Medary was in this city few
days since. The rumors current in Ohio,
that he came to tender his resignation of.th6
Chill Mission, were incorrect. He came to
ascertain if his longer delay in the United
States would be compatible with his duty
as citizen appointed to thattrust and would
not embarrass the Administration, and hav-
ing become satisfied on these points, he has
, retained hiS commission and deferred she
, day sailing for some weeks.
Gy-Gov. johnson, Of Virginia, has re-
> fused to commute the sentence of Tho mas
9 Beard, Of Barbour county, convicted of the
murder of his nephew, young Chrislip.--
e He will therefore be hung on Friday, the
: 28th inst.
EET The potato disease has proved very
( extenSiue in many parts of England. In
some grounds usually productive of large
a quantities for consumption, there is scarce
: ly enough sound potatoes for seel.
GE Rogues generally die poor. Every
time they make a dollar by cheating, they
4 have to spend ten shillings in law.
EE-Coal is now selling at twenty eight
and thirty cents per bushel, at Cincinnati.
Q EI The Jest cure for dyspepsia, is to solicit
: advertisements and collect bills for news