The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
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nEAdyices from Providenee announce
the death of Nehemiah r. Knight SoYer
nor of Rhode Island, from 1917 to 1891
and Senator in Congress from l82l to 1888
-in that city on Thursday morning
nrPostmasters who notify Publlshe
that a newspaper is not'takeu from the oitict
are renuir.d to give the reason why they
are not taken out. See Post Office Instruc
tions and Laws.
rTMr. Nathaniel e. Greene, son OF Col
Greene. Of Boston Post, arrived at Boston
on Friday having made tour OF the
world, by the way Of California, China
Hindostan, Egypt. Italy, France and Eng
land, having been absent about 20 months
lF Greedy says the Court OF St. james
goes into mourning for a week on account o.
the death of the Duke of Parma-one o.
the most worthless trips" in Europe. Sc
much for honor! A thousand Humboldts
might die and no such set grief would be IN
dulged in. Blessed be sham!
EyA Girl was dreadfully Injured in
Pittsburgh, few days ago, by thr explo-
sion Of a camphene lamp. Why will people
presisl in using this pernicious stuff when
the most frightful accidents are continually
occurring from it? 1t is dangerous as gun,
powder, and almost as disastrous.
LOUIS NAPOLEON AND AUUsTR1A.-News
hes been received in Washington that Lou
is Napoleon has distinctly notified the En-
peror Of Austria, that if he shows the slight
est disposition TO side with Russia, he, Lou,
is Napoleon. will raise the standred of revolt
in Hungary and Lumbardy.
EE- The Editor of the Clarion Democrat
says he expects to die very poor indeed,
but he hopes that in the end Ike will go
where all good printers CO." while his de-
hnquent subscribers will, he trusts be
happy toe. There is christian meekness
and resignation, for you.
ADvERrIsRMESr.--If Nicholas will meet
Sir Charles Napier in the Baltic, he will
hear of something to his advantage
(Punch.
Puneh also SAYS, Nicholas rules the serfs
but Britannia rules the waves,
WoMAS's LocoMorroN. - An exchange
says the most awkward thing in or out OF
all creation, is woman trying to run
They can't do it. They are not running
instituton--exCcpt with Their tongues. Iii
there are Two arrange gements in the wmld tha,
were never made for fleetness on the pedal,
they are women and ducks.
Died lately, at Newark, Ohio, German
woman l3l wears of age When she was
l29 ears Of age she emigrated from Ger
many TO this country. 1t is said that her
mind was vigorous and strong TO the last.
What share OF knowledge she must have
possessed.
PHILADELPHIA wool MARKEr.--The Phil |
adelphia Inquirer, of Saturday says: The
market continues dull The manufactures
are generally well supplied, and the few sales
making are still further concession in pri- !
ces. sales of so, 900 lbs at go p 81 cents
Ids, mos.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE. E.--The editor ofthe |
JACKSONVILLE Republican, in private note ac
companying an extra containing an account
of the destruction of Jacksonville By fire, on
the 9th inst, says. Every press in the |,
place was destroyed, and the extra was prin |
ted with shoe brush. and wl.h ink manu-
factuted for the oecason from lampbiack
snd'oil Jacksonville was but small place;
now it is no place at all"
EY- Charles Henderson, Esq of fDanv,lle, !
Ky, has emancipaed 22 of his slaves to 20
to Liberia under the direction of the Ken
tucky colonization Society, in the MAY ex
pedtion from this Stale. He also purshased
the husband of one of his servants at the |
price of 81 900. He gives to them sll a |
full outfit. and to the Kentucky Colonization
Society. $5OO.-Parjs Hizen.
E4~ The weather at the South has been
almost as cool and unreasonable for a week |
or two past as it has been at the North
We notice that on Tuesday last there was
very heavy frost at Mobile. On the goth /,
inst. some l8 miles from Charleston, the |
mercury stood at 81 deg. and throughout
South Carolina it is feared that'not only the !
fruit has been killed, but that the young cot
ton and corn have been injured.
A Coon PLACE FOR PHVsiorANs.-A cor
respondent of the Rockingham Reporter
writing from Wachahoota, Marion county,
Florida, says:
II have seen but two or three doctors
that could give me dose of medicine, if
were sick, since came to Florida.
There is a clever Phycjaion fifteen miles
from here, who is from Albarmarle county,
Va, his name is Geo B Paine and he was
a classmate of my old friend Dl. Herring
He goes Sky miles from home, in every
direction; his practice amounts to between
six and eight thousand dollars year, SO he
told me-"
0PPoslTIoN-'A certain amount OF oppo-
sition,' says John Neal, is q great help to
a mama kite rises against and not with the
wind. Even head wind is better that none
No man ever worked his passage anywhere
in dead calm. Let no man wax pale.
therefore, because Of opposition. Opposi-
tion is S:hat he wants, and must have, to
be goodSor anything. Har Iship is the na.
tive soil Of manhood and sef.reliance. He
that cannot abide the storm without finch
ing or quailing strips himself in the sunshine
and lays 1own by the wayside, to be over
looked and forgotten. He who but braces
himself for these rugsles when he wind
blows gives up when they have done and
falls asleep in the stiffness that follows.
TRIAL OF Col. CoLLrER.-- The action
brought by the United States to recover
from Mr. James Collier balence of account
of $3.50 900, alleged to be due from him,
as Collector of the Port Of San Francisco,
wss commenced at new york, the U. S.
Circuit Court, on Monday morning. before
Judge Belts.
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