The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-13
NEWS ITIMs.


have twenty-five chiIren. This is perhaps the
most extensive brewery in the West.
6rA chap up the country speaking of the
rainy season the year he was married, said:-
1t rained when he went courting, rained when
he got published, rained when he got married
and squaled the same night as he went afler the
Doctor"
0rrA genius in st. Louis has invented re-
volving fan, worked by an electri, battery
which will not only keep OF flies mosquitoes,
and other winged insects, but affording a con-
Slant refreshing breeze that is perfectly delight
ful.
0rAftcr ten years litigation in the New
York courts, the celebrated Forrest divorce case
has rea shed settlement. The final order allows
Mrs. Forrest alimoney at the rate Of 81, 900 per
annum, with interest on the arrearages. amoun-
ting in all to 1900.
6TA frar was tried and convicted in Turin
for having debauched thirty-two young girls
belonging to the best families Of the city. lie
must be that "iriar OF great renown" celebra-
ted In painfully indelicate stanzas.
GrThe Scientific American says: "Fat pork
was never designed for human food; is material
for breath and nothing more" Well, don't
folks need breath as we'll as muscle and bot
TONI" The American is more Scientific than
sensible.
OTTicklish afairs-straws, skttish horses
and just blooming into womanhood girls. II
you disbelieve, purchase skein of each.
OST-A lady eloped from Buffalo with hack
driver, and arrived in Albany few days since
She was arrested and sent back. She is up
ward of 60 years Of age. "Go it while you're
young"
0JNevcr make Use Of an honest woman's
namen an improper place or at an improper time,
or in mixed company. Never make assertions
about her that you that are untrue; illusions
that she herself would blush at to hear. When
you meet with men who do not scrupe to make
use of woman's name in reckless manner,
shun them, for they are the very worst men,
bers of the communi'y-men lost to every sense
OF honor, every feeling Of humanity.
TOne Schiesinger, for denouncing, whom
several Western Reserve editors got into a lbil
sust, is now operating his gutta percha conf
dence game in Indianna Several sharp hoos.
ie,s have been wofully taken in by him.
CTTwo females who had been in training
for some weeks, engaged in regular prize fight
at Concord, n. II. They fought eighteen
rounds with the most brutal ferocty. Muscle
is still advancing.
GI7-A French poet compares friends with
melons, and says you must find great many
to find good one.
0ErAgnes Spelterman, young ladv of Bal
timore, because young to whom she was en-
gagged had deserted her.
0ET The subscription for sayers in England
now amounts to $4,000. Three hundred
members of Parlment subscribed one guinea
each.
0TYellow Fever has already appeared at
New Orleans. The fact is sad to be concealed
rom fear of injury to bsiness ofthe city, but the
people are already leaving the city for some
healthy localities.
OJrThe Hotel and Boarding house keepers
at Baltimore arc making great preparations to
entertain the thousands who are expected to at
tend the approaching Convention,
OtrThe artesian we'll at Columbus has reach
ed the depth of24o0 feet PR day while in op-
Grafton.
0~F Mrs. Margaret Ash, handsome quadroon.
was taken from the OHIO penientiary, where
sh has been for the last six years under life
sentence for killing her husband in Cincinnati,
She was taken to Cincinnati for new trial,
granted by the supreme court.
OF There are symptoms of a whskey insur-
rection in Minnesota. The liquor dealers bur-
ned down church in ST. Anthony, and the
memb ers thereof warned them to leave the
town. This they decided not to do, and both
sides were heavily arming at last accounts.
0TThe bark of a willow tree, bur1 to ASH
es, mixed with strong vinegar, and applied to
the parts, will remove all corns Or excresenees
on any part Of the body.
OTWe have just learned OF a death cause by
eating eggs, which furnishes one Of the most
extraordinary instances Of reckless gluttony we
ever heard Of man namod Brant, Of Shanks-
vile, Somerset county ate twenty one boiled
eggs at one meal. His digestive organs were
unable to do the work assigned them, and the
man died victim to his gluttony. This rath-
er exceeds the case Of the German, reported a
few weeks since, who attempted to swallow an
ounce OF meat without chewing it and choked
in the effort. Were the law in force, snch
men ought to be convicted of suicide and hur-
ried in the highway, ect, according to the pun
lshment provided for that offense. se.-Pats. Gu.
zette.
Mormon WiYes--A Fair Shake