The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
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ic which has been prevailing in that region
during the present fall.
EE-The New York Post hvving intima-
ted that Hon. II. A. Wise must have been
when he wrote his reply to the
Boston Lecture Committee, the Richmond
Enquirer replies, that so far from that be-
ing the fact, he is practically "cOld water
man.
SNow.--The Abingdon Virgiuian states
that on Wednesday evening. OF last weok
there was considerable fall of snow in
that vicinity.
Readerl have you paid for the paper
you are now perusing? This a serious and
a solemn question.
ES-A lot of over s-two-hundred heavy
hogs were sold on Friday last:in Indianapo-
lis at 81 cents nett.
Es-T The Pittsburgh Post tells of a family
consisting Of a husband, wife and three
children, who left Pittsburgh last spring for
Iowa. On Monday the father returned,
having in the brief time elapsed buried his
vile and all his children, who had died in
their Western home with. typhoid fever.
Ey Best brands flour was selling at Sl3
per barrel at San Francisco, on the 10Th
Of September.
CAUTION TO MEoHANTCs.-A person in
Mobile, Ala, has brought suit against a
shoemaker, for failing to comply with
promise to have pair of boots made at a
specified time. Should the plaintiff ip this
case obtain judgment, it may be salutary
lesson to mechanics in general, amongst
whom want of punctuality is of toe. frequent
occurrence.
Eg-A Virginian and a saveholder writes
to a friend from Kansas:
''Immense emigration of free and anti
men. No chance on earth but to give it to
she Freesoilers. Then good bye to our
beautiful Missouri"
Minnesota LEGISLATURE. The St. Paul
(Minessota) Democrat says, that the follow
lug is the complexion of the territorial legis
lature: In the Council, 8 Democrats TO 6
Republicans; in the House, % Democrats
II Republicans and 2 Know Nothings.
Ey"A letter from the Crimea te lis the
following tale: "Vultures are very numerous
in the Crimea They smell the powder and
aw ait the coming of the fight to throw them
selves on their victims. After one of the
recent combats, an English OFF ;er was found
on the battle field, who had just expired
pressing in both arms one of these birds 0
prey, dead; like himself, and which he had
crushed in last effort of agonyp'
THE CRANBERY CURE ON ERYslPELAs -
The New Haven Palladium records anoth
er case Of the complete cure of erysipelas by
the simple application of raw cranberries
pounded fine. The patient was young
lady, one side of whose face had become so
swollen and intlAmed that the eye had be.
come closed and the pain excessive, A
poultise of cranberries was applied. and, af
ter several changes, the pain ceased, the
inflammation subsided, and in the course o
couple of days, every vestise of the dis
ease had disappeared.
GT- The Kansas Herald Of Freedom
states that many Shareholders are departing
from the territory with their property, anC
urges the North to take courage and sent
oa their pioneers, as their is visible reac
tion,
Get The Buffllo Courier hits politica
preaching handsomely in the following fash
ion: "Tne Christian Advocate says there
will be a sermon preached at the Hall Rv
er-side, on Sunday afternoon, appropriate
to the coming St tie election, We wish tn,
sermon could be delivered on week day
so that we conld conscientiously listen t,
it,"
GRAND DivrsIoN.-The Grand Division
Of the Sons Of Temperance adjourned las
evening at a late hour. The Order wa
well represented. and all their proceeding
We're conducted in the greatest harmony.
The following officers were elected tt
serve during the coming year; VIM Brem
gon G., w. p; M. NJ. Edwards, G. w. A,
II. V. Horton, G. s.; j. B Thompson G. L.
Joseph Gladden, g. Con-; J. w. Fisher G
Sent; Alexander Duncan G. Chap.
The next semi annual session will be
held in Cincinnati, on the last Wednesday
in April; and the annual session at Barnes
vile, Belmont county Ohio, on the las
Wednesday in October.
The National Division will meet at Lex.
ington Ky, on the first Wednesday in Jun,
1853.
A THouGHTFUL FRIEND.--A gentleman
who had been absent from home two years
says that the first who came to congratulate
him on his return was the tax collector.
EEOne Of our exchange papers, speak
ing Of the candidates for the Legislature il
one Of the counties Of Wisconsin, says tha
J. M. Root is the Democratic, Robert Hog.
the Freesoil, and 7. II. Dye the X. N. can
didate. So, with the voters, we suppose,
will be Root Hogg or Dye, and no mis- take
THE BLACK Convention There is 4
Convention Of Black men just now, in dali
session in Philadelphia, of whose doings th
telegraph gives US an occasional mixing.
Wa ara much struck with the ranoa,L ,