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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
Revolution iaA Marble.

VENiiE subscriber, having made ample arrange
H. mcnts fora large supply OF MARBLE, keeps
constantly on hand 'Mnntles, 1'oombs, Nlonu-
lnents. Head and Foot STONES, etc. lie is cnr-
snllly RECEIVING large. lots Of Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is uuking up
ia sly !e not surnssed in the United States aud
will stl ata very small advt ice OH cost, either
wholesalc or retail, aud solicitsail persons in
wanting. to give him Il cnll.
llc viii alsi mrgish ghenntihl White Marble
TOR Caps aud SiIIs, Steps, Fronts Pieces Tor
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, Very low
lie has also on hand a considerable quantity oI
Free Slolle monuments, loombsa and Head Stones
Al SIZES of Grind Stones, both ipr wet and dry
binding. wa rrnhted. a.'f. .t#. .5,,ell
CE-N. h, B,-I.cieiing dbhe in the latest ana
mos' beautiful sly les. in almost my Iangu"ge re
qu red. lgL ;. MClIIL j. RGtIAN, 1.I
III, Marble Mason and Vault builder.
nov SLY No G6 Lower end Of Nnrkrt At
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'UBLISHKU EVERIA WEDNESDAY
CHARLES NJ ALLEN an 3
EDITVR AND PR0PkfEI0R.D >
rrRNs oF supscRIPFIoE

TERMS OF sVbsCRIPHoNv = I
oIy- One dollar and GIIy oentsin advance. OF
tsgs, siplIars da.iug the ycaT. THIS rule will te
strietly a,iAsted 70. EfL
Any person procuring I've responsible suhscn-
bers TO the Sentine. viii b, entitled ~ cupytur
the SuIuclcu of tiIae. Tree. -, ~
TERMS OF ADyERTIsISG.
FoI whole Column, (dne year) S25,OO
- half colt mii, tore yrar) t5,U
quarter, (une SeGD 1000
Fur ! 3 lines. or less, (tlree insrTtions) 40
do do Zone iRseltioh) so
For euch additional inserlien, e5
BUSINESS CARDS.
Fo, l3lines, OF less, (ane yea9 : $500
:" (six months) ZOO
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
NJ0 t'erSOatS Gfan ne AceO2sl mi Il Il. ii
M tl,. EAa.lhIt.s,...s,A.. ! ....'-L y :
Trmdiug under tie Firm Ofe,IisO
William aiOggaARC Go.

EKAoI Fancy and 'Stapies Dry Goods. iiron
New York, PiIadelphi,t lind i-BaItinIofe, rrrt
making NOT rrrIs saAaLgsT sT6cK M rows, Which
has beeu, selected with stnct reftreneg 10 the
wants Of this community and herewith nfornf7
the public that We cannot and will not be ,ft-
Idersoid BY any es.ahlisisnentiigthis or the nd
joining counties, not excepting lhuse that pro-I
Tess to sch at siptilatett profits to seloct few.
We request close, strict apd impartial exam
Ination of our stock and ptiCes. aflIe stock is
Iarss and lmuat be sold age ..o'as.e1o l,o7o.rg7
I uay5 ..sa qH .4ttlIeWM! HOGG & co.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
.KlA.eSkl XRl.aENS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PATTERSON a. 90 De-"

OAOUO AN ~ MLUAS1is Ed.
PATTERSON 81 co,
No. 33 Monroe Street, Wheeling, Va. .
KEEPS constantly on hand ialgc supply
IN Of Maddcr. Indigo, Logwood, Coppcrs
Vemtinn Red, Green aud Yellow Chron,es; Rel
Lend. spanish Brown. Blue Vitrio, White Lead
Whiting, Lilharge. Varhsh. 'Iurpentinc, Lin
seed Oil, Paint Brushes, White-wash Bushes,
sash To0ls.&c. ,'t.1 'o HaurI I".' r.t@ IaH
Sub. Carb Soda. saleTatug, Cream aTartar
EPSON and Glauber Salts Nuuhcgs, Gloves Gin
ger, ala:e, Pepper. AIspioe. CHINA nhlon, Liqno
rire. Medicinal Wines and Liquors, PerfuIncry
aud Fancy Articles. Zig -a' '1U q
They ale Agents for Sellers Celebrated Med
icineS, Cough SyIup, Pills, and VernnIugc, Il
Proprietors prices--aso for all the Popular
Medicines. : I# flBGtE1 e 1fft '..f |J
All Of which will be sold at The lowest prices
Wheeling .IMhe 2, ,sIs52.--Iy ,tI ~ E..f'fI I...
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.C.8DEZ FOUg1 DIZZY
.s EH..IsA .-sa... s9.r 7EHa t..a5
COOKING STOVES.

ME albscliber haying purchased Of the lat
Il proprietor, H. NJ. Scot, his entire interes
Ii the Cadiz Foundry takes pleasure in anlloui
ing to tho public that he has had many years
rnctical experiencein the business, and is now
!ong al in his power TO ~ up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery etathc
establishment Being THUS prepared. he will keep
,olIstantly on hand Cooking Stoves of all lhe
variods patterhs, Pitrlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
tronts, FrankliH Stovosand dtales,uf all sizes
HOLLOW WARE, ,sag.a
Plow Castings oi nearly every pattern, Wnf1le
Irons for stoves, Fencing tor Graves and Fronts
iof ilmses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, Il new ar.
ticle. .itnd Chimney Tops. &c. II.
Orders for any thlHg in the above line thank-
fully received amI promptly lied on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices. DAVlD POOL
. apy. ig,'5i @ ..,t
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

A girlwas lately sentenced to d.
mouths imprisonment, iniL.ondon,
tor throwing q dog Que of d third
story WipdoW-an 5itp served her
right. a.,,.,.. .,q's z '.l,g \ q \. !.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
DOn'tallCOEaae at once!

WWBB BB'UdHNKVWHH1C IL WAHCCS
lHVNUE subscribers are now receiving their
I'll Spngg aid sSat1titf& c6s,ls from PhiladelL
phia,, eonsi sling iIt pHrtlpf w0d .n0ilgHim0a
Cloth 4, s,Csessilneres.i i'rEveesisA v esflHRs,
|Sikt, muslin De lnines, bernges. braze dc hines,
poplins, lawns, ,Swiss null, ,camt ric, ppn.s,
ces 4,osieE, auiti q. ieves, dIniaay ethetatsis
IOlst, ,ilN n Which will be rQAafer yerydewpti-
|cps TOR cH Fhior good produce Ladies Qpd gen
.lemsn cflt an exnmlte our iock before. pnr-
ehaSi 6Isewh6res dull at tIik glaestp stsstI
store AIu sd ,yAIitpr AaEIa s. sCilABltoa
caaiss iNoSi w. fessd idgig ot a9ii moit Az
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A NEW EXCITEMENT
--N A. HI. RURTCH..N3l "

=. - -, - - . - q Hs@esIsW 1-gE
I S now receiving and opening in the room for
I mcrY occupied by R. j. Bennett, n fhfge and
splendid assortment OF new SPRING AND SUMNER
GooDs, which will be sold al as short profits as
amy other establishment in Cadiz. Not feeling
disposed to brag, we would only say, call and
see for yourselves ReA ~ A. Ii. BURICH.
Cadiz, April %, 1852 i.f-sfs -fR III
GtANTON Grippe Sbgwls n nice aIticlDand
~ very cheap, ut the Iew store OF "
April %, 1889 A. Ii. BuRTCH.
ASTRAW GoJds-Bonnets and flats in every
~ varic ty, very low at 81. BURTCHpS.
April 70, 1852 tHlaIr tlr3fLI2.
TLOTElS, Cassimeres sand Rcslings, handsome
~ and cheap, at the new vsturs OF
April %, 1852 F~~ ~h IA. IL. BURTCH.
DONNET Trimmings, Ribbons and flowers
40 decidedlyheautilul at n BURFCpS
April %, 1859 a,l asL d. s.alla faD 3d3 az
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
LEWIS LEW TONrg

: ATTORNEY AND coUNsELIoR AT LAW, 4
AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY, - ~
XXTsHI fifkCTiC C iii IIatfi5s,htl aadL ne Id
Wv. jpinins counties. COLLECTIONS, ,ithe bnsi1I
ness u Execptars and AslHiist rateFs. Guardtansl
and WArds, Petitions for Partition, settlement af
Eslatec, aud all other business entrusted TO his
pre,s will resfiye lasaprompt Mlt@ aon 0aice inI
the old stand, opposite BhfettSlIoteE
3 Qct2J-lyk ~ ~ r nv 4Y T A YY A ggI
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
CASH FORl HIDES aNo. NIkLIYS

FTlIiEssabscribefs Wi ph y cash' III flAles and
skinssst tAes oid tsthfI OF Slefa'hionsI anad
\ A. George, III Cntiigg Y They hase,,l lfgi lihtend
Keeping constantly on hand mn kiids of Ldhtker
which tbey wiiisei low for cash, Hides
uud skins, Oh COED bark niH iisIhdi9 H'@ 'sS72a
n rnntio-3aoiiI w ~ GEORGE Ely. y,
4 take pleasurei 10 accommodating the ,tboSe
frinto the public 40 the best Of Mechanics. aiM
as having the best of stuck on hand, land hiso
as taiftitaEAg Iueu. Respectfully, '9''@ .s.a,'
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

Ee On LETTEEs. G.
Ii paid Ia advance. cents.
IGnuI paid in advance, -t-e ) cents.
sOR wEFKLY NEwsPAPERs.
To all subscribers in the couiity where published
FREE .s
More than so mites distant. 5 cts! per Quar-
Over 80. and under 800 miles, 10 = do
Over 300 anduutler l,0n0, IS to
Over ,0UO and under 3 1000, 20 {" do
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

NV Il offer avery nice assortment oil Dress
wv Good sin every variety, nameIy: BrocatIe
Figur ed and Plain, Black and FnIcy Humid
<erchicls, POLAND Silks, Silk Tissues, Plaid Ar
en'ines, Printed and Plain Butgs, Baregc dc
! mnes, French Lawns, Gitghnms, etc, ali to
chad very low for cash, approved produce. or
on short credits to good men. ''Short profits,
talk lttlc, do much, fast sales and quick re-
tunIs, ;" is our motto, ."'.I', '''''
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

WTM. .UoGG & co. aprononrce it no trou
wv bic 10 show goods. ;,ndtbcrefore re,luest
he ladies, lnarr d aud single, to. call and exr
anime their ben tiInf stock Of ropnris, Bonnet
Ribbons. .and the larSest and best ;issortmcn
Of Flowers aud Tabs in this mwm, together
with q dozen Parasols, many of which urc very
fine and nice. In store to be sold Gloves. Mitls,
llUsieiy,' Trimmings, 5 iik Fringe and i.aces,
Nr'uIe Wok ol every variety. maya
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
Real Estate Agency.

SC0TT& BINGHAM, as real ESTATE ,AGENTs
OwiA give espet dial attention to b1ying and
selling OF Real lIstate, Examination of Tites,
&c., on reasonable ternlsI 81 =
Cpdis, July 30-1y tf.,t.......t5 I..,,..,..5 4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

DONNE'f . lMAfINGS Ribbons, Flowers
I'D and i.inings. Call md examine as they are
decidedly laItisome, at the new. store of ..' 30
marl7 .asISa #s& JOHN MCCORMICK
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$4,000 WORTH

Of New Spring and Summer Goods boue ht IinIeF
the most favorable circumstances, which they
are determined to sell, ii possible beiure tile lst
Of September We go upon the principle of
'FOfkhGEd, ,sell mucft and make title ereigtib9ef
] his large and splendid stock, exceeding amy
thing ever before brought Cadiz, consists in
part iCluths, Casneres. Sattinets, Fcsiugs,s
fHhneIs, Mouslin de l.aines, Befages Bcrnyr
dc Laines, Silk Tissues, French aud English
Lawns Alpacas ,Scutell ,Englisi{ mid ddauaicF
Ginghhms, fancy nels, JaGOnels, Mulls, BoDinct,
Swiss and Book Maslhs.i .isA0Es
Irish Linens, (p large lot anil dirt clleap.)
Edgings, Luces, llliosieyrEnsiissit artfAnelican
Prints. ASs& @A11}s5 @A~@ &A~
H1OME1STlC.1 GOODS,
For common wear. general assortment Of
Donne's, Misses Hats and Bcnnets. adde's call
aud examine tor yourselves. Alnic6lOl Vi shoes
SUNlNEE EHs HATS, a.f. J1p
hardware, Quccns"are. Gr"ccTrs aud nearly
every thing else. WOOD a. 4SMlIiI
C"diz, April 81. 1852. Gft42H
A ETlFlCIAt Flowersa
IN np-2l s..., WOOD and SMITHS. '&
y 4 trimmings for k,dics' ,Iressrs, btragts,
a. g'mPs, cords, Ncrs, etc.at la sd l.9
, "p2l .....l WOOD and SMITHS.
g. iLk Poplins, plain und wateted, 80. per cent.
kCuhder last 3riuS prlccs,ta biz lot at
/ apr! WOOD and SMITHS.
INANTON Grape and Cashmere Sh.wls,
N/ap2l WUOD AMI SMITHS.
GStADDLERY. consisting uf Saddles, Bridks,
lCC"Iafs, ilnlucss. Btichbanls, Check nnd Stu.
sie Lines, hhd Brihs. side slF:lps cicg, ut ~
+. nP2l r .rs hsr MOOD aAt SMlIllS.h4sh
IS .u.3 ~, TO EARMEEIS. saalq I'D b
A GOOD yokc Of well biuRe OxcnfoE eale
~ cheap enquire at MAX t-.f
nr2l iinp'a'ta WOOD dnd sMfrips.
~\HASOl.Sund IInbtellt,A fur surit,y n. insnt
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NJ New SlO'e hMd Nesv S0Ods!
"SHoRT PRoFiTs, Qmgk SALTS, AND Coon PAY"
THE 1uoViOl on
- JOHN McCO k M Ck,
YVXIH HO has just receiyedam eptire NEw, ,STocKvg
~ w OF 600 tlsy y&ifichShe has oReiieslse
" HEN sosE SsHasS " ss.S es ~
Goods usually kept ii Cadiz, ] hi j 1bieRhsinat
lters biusel we're nucliRstd ,in,er the mol Evsr.
abIe c;rcrm,tonce,. ,,mI, win he sola nnder the
motto Of sLort rroGs and 'Qaick Sales" Per-
sons wishing to purchase @ u6ds will find il TO =,
their ell and estnne his stock bef6fo 5h
purchasing, us he ia d1termihedYfo sell Goods
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

Quick Sales and Short Profts!!!
NEW SPRING )&sSUM M EEs GOODS.
TA>IiE Subscribers beg leave 70 inform their
H. customers and the public genelallys that
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IHI0y d 7TTT- -'|'7 TT"- W NI' IIKIITNT q %. >
WT is an admitted truth that Il oGG & Co. al-
4 ways offers (nuiy WHEN sold out) stlIe nicest
and la rgest stock OF Men and Boys wear to be
had, an4a liulc less price lhan is generally
sold ~. ..r. .... may
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w. D. Motto,

'ur'..H Nv. u. MotLe, rrril
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN AND
.g.i.- DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, uI u
MO l16, Market street., WheelinS, Virginia
IN Nero lants in Harrison and the adjoining
uiitics would do well to call and Gxiinlinc his
CO k.beiuIe go ing F.astto purchaser aCt2y- ""
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WILSON SHANNON JOSEPH A
-DH SHANNON q SglAlsDN,
Attorney'e md Councillors at Low,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,Y b.

..., 4.B ~ CADlZ. 0IIlO.l u.fuH nb
HAVlNG formed aparnership in thepracice
l. l. of their pro 'ession, will promptly attend 10
thebusiIess entrusted TO their care Office oppo-
site John I}rall's Drug Store octt5-iy
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JOTlN MCUOik N1aa

.,, New Store and New sa0Ods!!
|. SuonT Pnorlrs, Q0icK SALEs, AND Coon PArn
THE uClYI,(1 OF
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John Knote,

.,...4 John Knote,H aalaI
StADDLE UFAC TuRER. and dealer in
~ Imported and Domestic Saddlers' Hardware,
Harness Trimmings, Packs. Webs, Hog, Sheep
aud Morocco Skins; Patent and Enameled Leaf
ther, lames, Snddletrees, etc, at the old stand
No. l53, Main ST., Wheeling Va. oct29 -lyg,
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Free som saate CoyensIop.

This body metat Columbus on the
H,h ult., for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates 10 the National Contention,
and to nominate a candidate for Supreme
Judge. and for the Board Of Public Works
Mr.. PARISH, Of Sandusky acted as Pres
ideni. Wsi MIA 5sF sS,i aail
Hon. j. r. GlDDINcs, and SAMUEL
LEWIS, were appointed The Senatorial
Delegates, and LEICESTER KINe and a..
A. GUT1IRIE Senatorial Electors. The
appointment Of Congressional Delegates
and Elsctors was referred to each dis.
ssict gslli 8H -ssa * RI.
Hon. JOHN P. HALE, of New Hamp-
shire. was recommended for President,
and Hon. SAMUEL LEWIS. iof Ohio,
ios Vice President. s
EDWARD WADE, ESQ.,, OF Cleveland was
nominated for Supreme Judge, and G..
w. Ellis. Of Dayton, for The Board Of
Public Works. ife a rs s59
Resolutions were adopted, taking
ground in favor Of Intervention in the
affairs ofnations as we'll az Individuals
going for principles Of equality for free
suffrage against monopoly, &c. e.. ,i III
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road; wherlupon On unanimous express
sion was had Of ull the persons named
for Directors that as soon az thirty ihous.
and dollars should DO subscribed 10 The
capital stock OF said Company, that
twenty miles of,he road should be put
under contract, dividing The 20 miles
in,o four equal parts and putting the
work where most needed, 70 wit Eve
miles al Defiance, FIVE miles at Medary,
FIVE miles at Glboa, and FIVE miles in
Hancock comfy, so soon as the people
Of Hancock county shall subscribe their
proportion to the capital stock OF said
Company. sa.is lf
II appeared from the books that about
$4,000 have been subscribed in the
counties ofPutnam and Defiance. besides
some subscriptions in the county Of
Henry. o l0 n6A 81
On motion, The meeting then went
into an election for Directors, whichre-
suited in the choice Of John M. Palmer
and H. c. Bouion. Of Defiance, ,--Nicholas
Met Connell and NJ. G. Ewing, Of Putnam,
--and Edison Colt, OF Hancock county,
On motion, II was resolved that the
Stockholders and Directors Of said Com
pauy ask the Legislature TO so amend
the Charter ofsaid Company as TO allow
the erection Of half gates for every two
and halfniles ofsaid road that shall be
completed. a .id
Or. motion, il was resolved that tbs
Company push the work on said road al
fast as practicable. i.S ew sa N
On motion, il was resolved that The
proceeding Of this meeting be signed b,
the officers Of the same. and published il
the Findlay, Putnam, and Defiance pa
pers. QH~ ss@;t
On motionthe meeting adjourned.
JOHN M. PALMER, Pres't.
M. P. BELL, Secretary. sip
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PLANK ROAD nEETrrG. 7,

Pursuant 10 notice the stockholders OF
the Findlay, Gilboa and Defiance Plank
Road Company met al the Cabinet Shop
ofJohn M. Palmer, at Medary, in8PuiI
nam county, on the 7ih day Of Februaay,
1852. at clock, r. M.
The meeting was organized by John
M Palmer, President Of the COMPANY,
taking the chair, and on motion, M. .P.
Bell, Of Defiance, was appointed Secre-
tary. The President proceeded 10 re-
pori the doings ofthe Company during
the year, which report, on motion. wasfe-
ceived ard adopted BY the meering. Da
On motion Of H. e. Bouton, ESQ.,, the
Bylaws ofihe Company were read and
some amendments adopted, as well as
some resolutions; all Of which,were or
dered p be recorded by the Secretary Of
the Company,
On m0tion, The chair then appointed a
COMMITTEES, consisting OF NJ. C. Ewing,
n, 9, Bouion, and AT. Pren,is, 10 le.
port 70 the meeting who we're voters inI
said Company, and bow many votes each
ssockholder was entitled 10. The Com.
miitee made . report which was received
and adopted. W !. ~ Il \
Several persons we're then named as
candidates for Directors 81 said Com.
pspy, and on motion OF John e. Creigh-
ton, the candidates, for Directors were
required 70 give their views on tlle sub
'jsst oi gushing forward the work 81 said
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f1rour citizens will be surprized TO
learn that webave had three days Couri
of Common Pleas this week, without
Grand or Petit Jury, and for the pur-
pose, thanks to the benevolence Of our
wise Legislators, Of legally effeciing
continuances! The law authorizing the
Term did not arrive here ill late on
Tuesday last, the afternoon Of the day
appointed for holding the Term, and had
not been seen BY Judge, CIerk'or citizen
before, and the rumorpf the arrangement
only reached this place the day before
Court, Jndge Palmer presided. The
proceedings Of an indignation meeting
will be given in ournext. Il was called
for, and we shall notice the materially
when wc publish the proceedings.
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THE COUNTERFEIT NAPOLEON.

If any ingenious Pluiarch shall run
PARALLEL beiween the Uncle Of his Nap.
liew and the Naphew Of his Uncle, he
will find the points Of resemblance far
more numerous than is generally sup.
posed. The paiodist of the Emperor,
having just promulgated Constitution
which renders him absolute Dictator and
Autocrat Of France, covering his despo.
tism withnone but The fimsest DISCUSSES
of which Constitution, the best word
iha, even he can say for il is that j, il
almost copy of that Of the Emperor
Napeleon--has just run another parallel
by discarding the woman who has hi,her-
TO shared his prosperous las she had
previously done his adverse fortunes,
preparatory to the espousal Of Royal
Princess from one Of the leigning houses
of Europe. ~ ? s 1c1l'o
We have in this act striking example
both Of tho servile imitation Of the Uncle
by the Nephew, and of his incapaci,y
even TO mimic greatness respectfully
Napoleon hearlessly divorced the partner
Of his humber and his rising fortunes
after reaching the summit Of power, but
not till after she had for years shared
with him the exallaiion and splendor of
Imperial sway, he pu, her away basely,
il you please ,tutroyally,wiib tenderness,
reluctance, and every outward manifesto
lion Of regret, he rendered q reason for
his infdclily which had something Of
grandeur and loflness in it--in putting
away an old wife Tor young one, q
child Of the people for daughter Of the
Cesars. lie seemed TO sacrifice his, per.
sonal happiness 10 secure that OF France.
Josephine had siill.a palace, with queenly
stale and consideration; though deserted
by him who bad 10 love and cherish
her through life, she was slil honored
and esteemed both by himself and by the
world. But ME woman who has listened a.
creduously to the vows and clung 10 tha
stormy fortunes Of 'Napoleon the Little
is turned of'in the frat fash Of his tri.
umph az il she were camp. follower
banished from France like a felon--ex-
PEELED from Paris by force, with the
children Of The Usurper in her arms, and
compelled TO seek an asylum ip England
from the migrate and villain whose vows
she has been weak enough to beleve. )
Can il be possible that France will res,
even one year under The rule Of tyranl
so base and bruialg We will no, believe
il. The crimes Of conqueror, who
filed Europe with admiration Of his.
genius and awe Of his power, she nigh,
endure, but the reign of Commodus or
Caligula in the France Of bis century
must be, a short one. We shall look
more curiosly than interested TO the an.
nOuncemeut Of this new Senate and As
sembly,i 10 SEQ what grade Of men. he
may he able TO br;be 10 serve as screens
for his dcspolism, but we doubt whether
his mockery efa Legislature will eyer
assemble. France might htendnre the des.
polism of heroic criminal, but not tha,
Of miscrcaDt.-N. Y, Tribune.