The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-07
ALL LSORTSOlTTEMS

~"Free buttons make free goods. as
the thief said when be was kicked out ol
a dry goods store with roll Of Calico un
der his arm.
A BARErAcRD AcT.-The Bank Of Eng
land clerks have been compelled to shave of
their moustaehes.
EEThe two Presbyterian Assemblies
now in Philadelphia have refusd to denounce
the Nebraska bill.
EEThere are no less than twelve rail-
roads running into Chicago, and the trains
arriving and departing are about seventeen
day.
HA dandy lately appeared in Iowa,
with legs so attenuated, that the authori-
ties had him arrested because he had "ns
visable means of SUPPORT"
E@The fellow who kissed the face of ma
ture, says it didn't go half so well as the
buses of some of his lady friends.
~ Seven daily trains of cars nav leave
Buffalo for New York and Boston.
GrThe Rockland Gazette thus criticises
a Dew work;-"Ws have received book
entitled, 'ArabelIa, Tale of Tenderness
The author is fool"
E9-An evening party is easily got up.
Eleven delaine dresses, two bushels OF six
story adjectives, seven moustaches, scol-
loPed oysters, half hOu. polka, and nom
sense without limit.
A HeRRID WRETCH editor Of the
Albany Dutchman asks the question:
"What is Bloomer?" and answers it him
self by saying-"I. is woman who pants
for notoriety p
~"The boy at The head of the class
will state what were the dark ages of the
world"
Boy hesitates.
"Next, Master Jones, can you tell me
what the dark ages were?"
''l guess they were the ages before spec
tacles were invented
"Go to your seats"
H-T The GAINESVILLE Aurora says: "The
National road has been let to .Messrs. Coop
er, Dawson, Doyle & Co., for the term of
10 years, for which these gentlemen are to
pay into the State Treasury, semi-annually,
the sum of 6, 6,E05,o0. So We are informed
by F. Creighton, Esq, who has just return
ed from Columbus
DIscoVERY OF A DIAMOND. very valu-
able diamond, weighing nineteen csrats, the
largest ever discovered in North America,
and which was found to be gem of the
puIest water, was dug up among quantity
Of earth by laborer in the employ of Mr..
James Fisher, jr., at Manchester, near Rich
mond, Va.
Ew The Wheeling Bridge, we learn, is to
go up again without the least tardiness.-
Those csaakers of Pennsylvania who have
been rejoicing at this sad misfortune were
entirely too hasty in their manifestations.
The Young America, published in Whee.
ling, thinks that their ungodly mirth is but
the cracking of thorns under pot-noisy
but Of short duration.
BALTIMORE, May 3.-The Washington
Star says intelligence received from the Eu
ropean Ambassies of the complete and ad-
micable settlement of the Black Warrior af- |
fair, Spain pays back the six thousand dol
lars, rcbukes the court authorities of Ha-
vana, and promises to reform the regulations
so as to meet the wants of American COM
merce.
Ep The new temperance law is being en-
forced in Norwalk. So says the Expert
ment. There were three cases before the
Mayor last week. The offenders were dis
posed ofby fning one, imprisoning another,
and the third "greased," or in other words,
gave "leg bail"
CTNcINNATI, May 3.--The steamer Bed
ford, bound from Nashville to this city, was
burned at Harpeth shoals on Thursday
night. Boat and Cargo total loss.