The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
PEN, PASTE AND SCISSORS.

land ha1 Oeeh pulCHdsIu i'' '"N'' =
master, DR.. Charles Everett, of AbermarIe
bv whom they were recently It Free
CHANGED MS TcNE.-Meiggs, the default
ting Comptroller Of San Francisco, was the
founder and president of the American Mu-
steal Institute. The grand finale to the
score that he has run up will be TIE
"Rouge's March"
RzrIf you want an assault to take the
shape ofbaltery, all that is necessary is to
mix up a pint Of brandy with the combat
ants. To1dy stands wonderfully on its dig
nity, AMI won't take an Insult from any
body, not even the 'pcr'eece.'
IxAFn -Four members of the Missou-
ri Legis lture are in btI FIX beins Fledg
ed to vote with the majority; but no party
has a majority.
Eg- The Louisville Times of Saturda7
says batter is selling in that market at 4oa
45oents per pound.
Ey Yes that's the way with you" sobs
the despairiug wife; "when we were first
married you used to say put your little
foo.sy tootsy's up to niue aud keep EN- war
N.Y. now It's nothing but take away them
ID cold hoof5 of your n"
lzyRlm is ike dealh--itlevels all dislinc
ton. A member Of Congress with "brick
in his hat" would as soon fraternize with a
chimney sweep as with foreign envoy.
Gy rhe. wings have elected a Catholic TO
the Office Of Probate Ju lge, in Guernsey
county. Still tie same, Catholics for office
where Catholicism is popular, death to
them where it is not The same old coon
sticks to its same OLD tricks Steu Union,
Ey- The Know Nothinss are in quanda1y
over in Virginia, the laws of that common
woalth requiring all elections to be held
gipa roce The new older cant vote secret
ly, and are therefore in despair.
Ey-rh difficulty on the Pittsburgh and
Stcnbenvillc r .ilroad has been settled, the
company entering into bonds in the sum
of S20 900 to indemnity Mr.. Woods, the
proprietor Of the Rolling mill, for any dam
ages he may sustain.
rrJohn y SnQdsrass, a highly respectable
citizen Of New Lisbon, who had been elcc
ted Director of the county Iufrnary at the
recent election, died on Sunday evening
last of Typhoid fever
Ry- President Picrccis slowly recovering
from severe attact OF Intermittent fever
contracted by the inhalation Of the noxious
vapors Of the poomsc, which have ever
made the White House an unhealthy loca-
ton. Every occupant has been afflicted
more or less during their stay in this ma.
tonal home.
Eg-T Carson League of Cleveland
have hauled up some 80 or 90 |iqror seller.
Of that city for violations of the liquor law.
d--5-A candidate for AID crman III New
York, named John Holiness in q di>tur-
bance, lately stabbed police officer, by th'
name Of Curly, and attempted to stab a
mother. before he was arrested. IL. will
now be candidate for tie State Prison,
Eg- Henry Warl Beecher is down on
the Know Nothinss in a letter in the New
York independent He calls them ''Protcs
lant Jesuts"
TIE ELLSWORTH RvFFIASs--Fhe Bango
Journal states that meeting Of the Eus-
worth ruflns was held on the 25th ult., a
which it WAS resolved to back up any per
son who might be arrested for participating
in the late outrage upon Rev Mr.. BApts
and to d nolish the Jail if any such person
should be committcd
G4-The Times, the organ of the Know
Nothings in Cincinnati, in the course Of
recent article, makes the following impor.
tant admission. 1t says:
"The startling fact, however, proves tht
unscrupulaus character of political dema
gosues who have worke themselves into
influential AMI important positions in the or
der"
A BRIinr Spor M rion townshi p
Mercer county, polled l24 votes at the re
cent election. Not a single vote was cast 70
the fusion nominees. We don't believ,
there is another such township in Ohio
The men who compose the Democracy G
that townahip were not born to die!'
ByPork buyers at Cincinnati, are pay
ing S3,6oper 100, nett. and not anxious t.
buy largely at TINT. So says the Ohio S:att
Jounal.
ES- The Belmont Cronicle, in speaking
CT the late election, says: "It is peculia
election, because men vo.ed as they plea:
ed"
Voted as they pleased! One would har q
ly think so af or seeing those who were onc
democrats and honest men walking up t
tho polls, looking as if they were about t
murder their grandt tthers, and vote for
Know Nothing Abolitonist. They voted q
they pleased, did they. after being sworn t
vote fnr an vii fnr in the shana of humanit