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uNiE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA nIkAMSlitP CO. la
H trud sailing their rsvoTite steamships as fellows:

!rart P.LlislyaiG !rof. L!rcpco.
S;:.s.i :s E-:4.s I';:'' E.5;4.% s.:45!i Ii
TS,gs TS,a,es .1... s.f.s.a.s r. .ra.ss.. i:s:.
number Of si@i eaa. Paisaser. be trora
,sp9 a ysrpo0 and '.as @ e grps pISy.Sns SsTsoo ,o
ost:asas, Who are de-
'''sf. Gs-,': 'st"s on Iss &ssa,s ups ds.
(. sHSi .sai TO the agent. Phadehia Liverpool will
be tor~arisi with economy aud dispatch s,,ry
sSs:E5sss aaSfass isa psSa1y cS y:saa TS
.h are sS@Ps.,s and mn ' si
g Gas' sns as SoSok Yrnia port.
Chesapeake, going or returning.
SroCXs Foi. sNE-eso 900 toaIon bond. Of me 90. @
porsaon Of year, 70 run by The VI,
$4,000 Bond. Of the vlrgnlr Central n"l!roat
ss%s M Of these Bonds, only
@ csSsssy sSs@: s:SSSSS
.. psyaS .,Sa@%aay S'a .%tins
Of 3 sG To , s sud veil aie them
m5rc Desirable to thSg their Charging mod
rally have on hand some In the
'a sssm VII be sold 1a axGxT stds City
M saa SH6 .sS TnE h& y
nate 70. elite There are s.S-loeE' anu DI, %sf Is Of %
sr,aer The free and e pgo oii "s .s
e,e and They NOV maas ,
more wssains.5a Rchtaond York, Petersburg, Norfolk,
Lynehburg and Wilmington =,
MEDALSlyhat higher testimony OF mertcan be giVenor the
than Medalsf WheLurst has
exhibited Artists America and Europe
exhibition has written out new and
lie has snd nner Galleries
number of operatives engaged
and hasbsen awarded more Med
country for his superior Daguerreoyps
saying great deal neyerthe-
Those who wish truly work OF art may De IA
esablishmentsi liz
parts OF the country. His gallery In ms CITY Us at
where ofPresident fere. anu
Cabinet. uto
M EMOyAL-PlNE PURNITURE.-The under.igned, who
EG conducted the ca6ln, Business on the Est side
street franklin and MAN, has removed his h,
bldng West side Of the street.
recently occupied HaLs1n Brother lie has taken this
step as well or purpose his facilities
enable hu TO make better and more sais'Aeo
exhibit the various articles OF his manuaeture
snoE happy state his customers that he Is abundany
with extensive business and that h s
determined pains to make this mt equal 70
location ofh stand Is one ofcommani
accessibility sony asks continuance Of
which heretofore been extended him.
and such additional examination OF his Inducements viii
command.
lie has on hand heretofore uhough extensive
the finest to the most ordinary belong
the Cabinet Business.
kinds Repairing we'll as U"derltiHg promptly at
tended 10, y. H. COwLiS0,
f5T NJ. street, Richmond. Va
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SHw YORK ADVERTISEMENT
sooslLpS aovs. lo4.
No. 10 Chambers street, New York.
PINNEO & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers OF

u u u
No. 10 Chambers street, New York.
PlNINEO I<,l,' i, e 49,. g. {, CO.,
SILKS. RIBBONS, yELyETs, FEATHERS, FLOW
ERS LACES, &c,
which S. .S.s,s i. S,,: III.
mos, These Who purchase Of
he Is S'.nss s'''' arc
az nrS.surH srssra,-&s
10 Chambers Street, LIST door w est OF Broadway,
OPPOSITE ,nE IRVING HOUSE, NY.
.aia&asa"i.l ii .: s.a..i. = c 'H.''s o. l" SANFORD
THE NEW YORK sTEAM
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
&c II sisss ss s @ Ss Ss.
Deny f1s Blue aps,i. eSrhs p..d 40 cts and uPwad,
ias ',Ss, ':.'
30 ss. aa.;.i sis$ips sHfi a. 30 80 sss Sc DO
s per- ss ass and up..,
n, DO ss%U..lua Mem, Dcs1. Is
willing cypsrins BOOKS. School Albums as &C.
Ss sGs
s9s nro oS
hA liberal discount when purchased In large quantities
HNxcElsIon SEWING MACHINEs-Made by HOOD. BAT:
h Iss = @ SS TSess T. s M,s ., n. HOTs
use, oot to &c, oT, Of repair Tbs. built good
er, sn & saI AN a. nshm.t, ana w' DO r;ho;. shoemak'
faction The stitch viii sewing
done by hand Call and them
street, Philadelphia, up staira
nsS-diy-lNl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
AMPS. piosdENE GAS, BuRNI.;o FLUlD AND CAM.
PHkNEThe subseribes manufacturers OF and
tie articles,
e ns'oren,s Of spirit lamps To bs found In the United
L which ar.hs. the @Os Sr.at or @ IL, snSrn
aud the prinepie Dayys
n make explosion accident
20 artificial light where the of cities canLotb be
Materials for gi best quality always
market price. CHAS. STAIR, ia, 4 co.
II Fulton street, New York.
"a .p IbIk
hI Bros way, Publishers Of Musicand Dealers
PiSnos, Nelcdons Ia
~
Co Boaon ~CSc Piano, superior
Great tarsrn ia New York hand
Isuieau susie supplied Wholesale the
baRRl - GOEDOS, Successors Berry, 2gT Broadway
| ranos to let.
p. - H. d. Co, ioan Pianos have the Improv
| voieing. oc2S-Iy-TMl
oiN rhfE healer In Ivory, anu manufactured i,or,
| e9 Goods, Murray street, NY. oci9-dly
|
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mOI i.INti nIi,nN aIi,: vi :. s... l,aI,
;. &C. .rIIt NELLNT. q.

SIR ASHLEY Coo !I BAkT. n. b. iIe rr,ncD, Medic.
praener h..ie' Valuable Lrgsey world in l.
urrat Pfer' nti'e i Conumpon Cufing for PA
navy diseases, without tie o. Me A. c. Bart II
vented AEd advised tbs the - "
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SSsn ssptn s9ti AL, aND S,NpLE M,NrFAlToRY-ED

"AsD mead AN oGersfo- sale athis a.,
Te,y o t 800 9'n street snd abe Lower Ee IarEe va.
'AfA oF9Nn' yellow and
c'l 4r'sSs'ed do Eith general assortment OF So cI.
Ihe superiority OF hiI black Sosr ior ~.
~. 4" ma nufafturrd il atteei
@ ots and other Northern citis. Mr. w"
@ PscHhar distinction, while expors 4, tbss 81.
pin ss y asis,ns he has on hand quantity Of besutini
Ecory. ' ''''eA~H DC found Eats
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LooIs, Sji,I.S, YIfi NIls. ~ IT;s,-,,- -
ElEIEEN uEAnEEn 2 nlCE .C = e, % 8

FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES
september lNt, 1854.
NJ ia sIS-s.
fhts OF ccns comprising the largest and h-S
- SHOES I'rENs Leather &C. haze ever 81 -,
Virginia '--' al 'GE'h Csso!ina srd
FROM A. experience o' twenty years (, he tad. ,,
s sh say thai We well sIuAilted With ali ,hs r..
na nos s5IeGc.e Gecds IL lin, Gcos iha Iii s.c
i4eth uth TO Tie merchant aud <Parsr In b.s hs.
cse ioE The last Je1r, to ke.n ~ 80
uos ulNt san u nAnGlctir ami Cf tke rnosi 5s,hi
tSLst- M ~e AK II ca from Of
following, ''N'sH' may o-'sund iha
FOR LADIES.
Lt'!rs fine Caf ilkinSSho.s, lwarrantei sean
l-aclsh finr Ed Morocco Wxiki,y 9p,.. sN~-'
iaIes F!ne GoatAkin Walking Shoe.
Ladies Fne Cater Boot, al coln
-ASsS flne Leather WaikiGZ shoes, With heal,
Ladies White and Black satin siirp-T, 80
l.Ad!es' White Kid slippers
LIdes' Best k.d Ead Morocco Slippers .rI--.,
t.sais, t9i, T.ns r ra,.SF aud Dressing Slipper,
Ladies Over shoes, very nice
FOR GENTLEMEN:
aiea-ns Fine Dress Boots. Ml4-, ,,.L.
tcEteslen's Fine Roots ,our i,,""-As $50
tehtrrrns water Pro5f Boots. All nr, ,51,f 'i-''ie'
uentrGaens Kip Roots, sizes d 10 Ii -,n,T
Mrh shi BOYS Heavy Eoois, All ,u.ut.'. :" -
very long legs and Tor I, sorae made vita
sitHs Eiae Can BroganJ. AM, Hi,
~ ~, % NIP Brogans AL quslitIe. ri IT,. - $780,.
" sa'y prinie H1f>f as an as y, An some
D,sn.s VI ts.snI.1nd made sewsd
OF Al! anu Mfsrs' Boots and Shoes
ssS carpet h-gs; sole Leather, Shoe Thread &C.
fbTHEf, WATTS 4 PUrsHY
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HEAVY WOOLENS.
VA MHLINGHANI, RfIETT a GO. have row in stare ard
w 90 Tor tale AZ reduced prices
y, u, and - Paid Llnseys
Heavy Sleeps Grey gattln0tts
y and Gi PULLED Cloths
Dull and TEiied Blankets
80, lOt and 1874 Red Blankets
l2i Brown and Bleachel shetting
Hunters Irish Linen
Brown and yellow Hannels
Wool aud six shirts
Spotted and Plaid Plannels
Kentucky Jeans and Rel Padding
Wth article usually Goods Wholesale House
all which viii be Offered 10 he =, i
sec wILLiSGHAM, ELJErTt a co.
Otks,-A large assortment OF Knob Moree STOCK Chest
n Cupboard, Pad aud TIN Locks, fresh and che ~
.H IHEO. ROBsRTaON,
lhANDi-"ca.,Ionrti tisrteiin aud "HeBnesseJt brands
'''t Ii'T"Y DAVENPORT, ALLKs 4 90. 4
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Tea Who lave HIqrst themselves b. certain pra;tee
daed In Shea aone-A habit frequently evil
panioas or At chcoe h!ch are rshtly It.
.hen asleep aud oct cured reEdess Impossible. an
tetiroys both Rim! and BODY
What Ply ihat you.s nan the hope Of his
CARING OF hI parents sAsul DE saatehed frou p-l
noJsnts OF life y the devAtac pat
before oste.-ia.nE
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NyERy DESIRABLE Ut;siDESCH fDH sALN-for sale,
possession given L., SepteInbsr, probably sooner
occupied by A. Isr 2hsret bciwren Mar
shall Uly u s Of the best o:.ons 10 the Cl being
quite retired the time within i've minutes walk Of
the Of bIncs Milnrret . ieisr such proper
Market bat r the fact that the present upan
desires orerl5ve H, tcould no, 6o PURCHASED
yor tsrr, k, nrply TO ANTI LEEk 20
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" p.,,rj or f''n"I,I>II.sl4a- "a The TTcc
-, Fsiu'iAn GuAno has become rN1Ttantly Lyb ws h,,
~ ,e aies,i Of ih- EaTHr any substitu. m. n
purpose, which 1-sS
We receiving Fertilizer GATED iYST- ps'se.
te 70 hsve tested 1t IS said contain ali he
S!tlo, except per Gems les. Oh
We inNe the attention Farmer, 10 this ,,,,.,.
AH?G-g
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
Curtain Lecture by Mra. Fub6s.

"Fu5bs. I want to talk % YOU while,
and want you to keep awake while ! do IL.
You want 10 20 to sleep? Yes, you alwas
want to go 20 sleep, but don't. I'm not
one of the sleepy kind It's good thing
for you, fr. Flbbs, that yea have : wife
who imparts information by lectures. else
you would be a perfect iguoran,uo. Not 4
thing about theh0use to read. oAeepta Bible
that the Christian Association gave you.
and tract that q fellow called Porter left
one day, entitled Light for the Heathen." 4"
Its well he left it, for you are heathen,
Fubbs. You. thank God you amt Nor.
mon? Yes. understood that insinualion.
too. YOU Profane wretchi You Jaean YOU re
glad you hain't but one wife. You never
would have known there was a Mormon,
Mr, Fubbs, if kadn's told you. for you're
too sdnyy to take paper. You amt able
to take a paper? low EGbbs? declare
your name ought to be Fibbs, you tell SO
many of 'em. lis only last week that I lost
one dollar and fifty cents on butter that
sold to peddler. because / didn't know the
market price, which is published every
week. This would have paid for the paper
awhole year. And then you are so igno-
rant Fubba! Didn't you take your gun the
other day, and walked clear dovu to the
Big Marsh hunting, because somebody
told you the Turkeys were marching into
Rushes yes you did, Fubbs. you need
mt deny it. But the Turkeys were AL on
of the Rushes. | guess, before you got there
Didn't kill any, did you? 1t was a bad
day for turkeys wasn't it? Ha!.ha! ha!
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CooK1sa WITH GAs.--We saw Yesterday
an interesting experiment--baklag loaf OF
bread with gas. The idea Of cooking with
gas is nothing newt is practised exten.
sively; but those who have neverseen 1t have
no idea how easily the thing is managed,
and cannot see into the principle how meals
ruay not only be prepared, but how houses
may be heated. A sheet iron oven, some
thing like what wives call Summer ba.
kerry" is set upon tripod, or three legged
stool, in the aeat of which isplaced guam
tity Of broken pummice'stone. An india
rubber tube with screw at one end, tas-
tens to the gass.burner in the wall Of any
dwelling, at the other end is a burner,
which IS lighted and placed beneath the
punsice stone. The flames rise between
the interstces of the stones, is spread over
the whole surface Of the oven equally, and
in about an hour, between the heat of the
stones and the gas, the bread is thoroughly
baked 1t is tho SIMPLEST and shortest
mode Of cooking imaginable. 1t is stated
that it is the least expensive. On this point
there was no evidence by the experiment
that il is so. We should think it was not.
Yet the improvements in the manufacture Of
GAS, which has cheapened its cost SO great
", may reduce it to half its present price
and even lower. In such event we are
not certain that gas would not be very
cheap article for cooking and probably, fol
heating. In summer. especially, it would
be very convenient to cook with or use tol
other household purposes, as in ironing
where heat is not desirable. With charcoa
or stone coal to sxch times there is neces
aarily great waste. for the fire has to burn
a LONG time to heat the oven for baking
and is usually left to burn out after the ba
king is over. With the gas there is scarce
ly any preparation needed, for it begins t.
aot as soon as it begins to burn, and at tn
conclusion of the baking the expenditure
the gass is over. Its safety is anotheF re
commendation.
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Mr. Fillmore af er bis Health.

lha soiicitude Of Mr.. Fillmore to regain
iis health, by a tour TO South, and new
newspaper at Washington, does not meet
with general approval among the political
OF his school. Some think that he is taking
too big pill. and that it wont work. The
Pittsburgh Gazette, for instance, enters a
protest after this fashion:
We all along suspected that Mr.. Fillmore
was ON an electioneering, trip. and that an
effort would be made to patch up a truce
between the Northern and Southern wings
of the Wing party. aud nominate him for the
Presidency 1t is all folly. The project
cannot succeed. The North will not forget.
Mr.. Fillmore can never receive the Northern
Wing vote. He would be worse beaten than
Gen. Scott, Sam. Houston or Thos H. Ben
ton, Southern Men as they are, would be a
thousand times more acceptable to the
Wings of the North than one who has Sc
greatly outraged the anti-slaVery sentiment
Of the party as Mr.. Fillmore. The prospect.
i've course he pursued. on his accidental ell
ovation to tbs Presidential chair, toward a
great portion of the party, who were the
especial friends and supporters of Gen
Taylor, can never be forgotten or overlook
ed.
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SPRING CLEANING.
BY A sUFFERER.

The melancholy days have come, the saddest OF the
year,
ofcleaning paint, and scrub5ing aoors and securing
far and near -..
Heaped in the corners of he room, the sncien, dirt
luyquiet. .... ....... .... .
Nor up at the fathers tread nor 70 the childrcns
riot; -
But now the carpets are all up, and from the staiE
case top
The mistress calls to man and maid to WELD the
the broom and mop
Where those rooms, those quiet rooms, the house
but now presented,
Wherein We dwelt, nor dreamed of dirt, SO cosy and
conien,ed1
Alas! they're turned all upside down, that quiet
suite Of rooms,
With slop5 and suds, and soap and sanl, ani tubs,
and pals and b-ooms;
Chairs tables stands, are standing round at sizes
and at sevens.
While wife and husband fly about like melsors in
the hesvens.
The parlor and the chamber RoorsSere cleaned a
week ago, ....,
The carpet shook, and windows washed, as ali the
neighbors know; ...
But still the aanctuR sd sseaped--ths table piled
with books,
Pens, ink and paper &ll about, peace in its very
losks-
Till fell the women them all, ,as fallsth plague
on men,
And then they var! !ahsd all away, books, papers ink
and pen.
And now when csIuas the master homc as come ne
must OF nights
To find all things are set to wrongs" that they have
''set to nights"
zen the sound OF diving tacks is heard slough tho
house is far from still.
And the carpet woman on the stairs, that kavbinger
oil i'll, E.a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
Weighing Cattle by Measure.

The only instrument necessary is mess.
ure, with feet and inch marks upon it. The
girth is the clrcumEeseace OF an animal
Just behind the shoulder blades. The length
is the distance from the shoulder blade to
the rear OF the bullock The superficial feet
are obtained by multiply ing the girth and
length. The following table contains the
rule to as certain the height oftho animal:
Ii less than one foot in Srth, multiply su-
perfcial feet by eight. ,...
If less than thEse and more than one
rouitipy superficial feet by eleven.
Ii less than five and more than three,
multiply superficial feet by sixteen.
Ii less than seven and more than Eve,
multiply superficial feet by twsnty three.
If less than nine and more than seven,
multiply superficial feet by thirty three.
If less than eleven and more than nine
multiply superficial feet by forty two.
mp'e.-SuPpose the girth Of y bullock
to be six feet three inches; length FIVE feet
six inches, superficial area will then be thirty
four, and in accordance with the above ta-
ble, the wsigh: will be seven hundred and
eighty two pounds,
Ezample.--suppose pig to measure ir
girth, two feet; and length, one foot nine
inches. There would then be three and {
half feet. which, multiplied by eleven, give!
thirty eight and half pounds as the weigh
of the animal when dressed. In this way
til weight Of the four quarters can substan
italy assertained duriug life. ...
ETA meeting OF those engaged in the
manufacture of whiskey was held in Cncin-
natl last week. There were twenty three
manufacturers establishments represented
most of them in Ohio, although portion oI
them are in Kentucky aud Indiana. The
twenty three establishments represented
consume 14,058 bushels Of corn and other
grains daily, which is rising four millions q
year, and manufacture about ten millions OF
gallons Of whiskey annually. One estab
lishment alone consumes / ,440 bushels Of
grain daily, and employs over fifty cooPers
in making barrels.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

DEATH GRoM RorE LtUMPINq. bright
and interesting little girl, ABOUT eight years
of age, died on Monday last it the village Of
Newark, from, commissions, brought on by
excessive exertious in jumping the rope"
She was competing with several of her
school companions, in this exercise, who
was endeayoring to out.dof each other in en-
durance. She jumped four hundred times
in succession, and until entirely overcome
by the long continued exertiens. The child
VAS taken home insensible, but the move
meat of the muscles OF tue limbs, as in
iumping continued without cessation forty
EIGHT hours, until the sufferer was released
from the painful exercise by death .Roch.
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that's in the comparative, and when he
Inarries ffty- thousand or over, that's in the
superlative"
at seems to me, Peter your IDEAS al far
fetched. But you are genius notwth-
standing you are little scattering. Take
your seat and recte the balance Of your
lesson To morrow"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

FEW DIE, AND NoNE RESIGN MFR. Pru.
den. Prosecuting. Attorney Of Hamilton
county, has MADE tour or five Intellectual eff.
forts to resign his Office. The Judges have
decided that tho resignation ought to be
rendered to the Governor; the Governor,
that the Jndges are the proper officers to
receive it; and the press are of the opinion
that Pruden. has no business to resign at all.
The Enquirer chiiss him for porsevering in
his endeavors to resolve the difficult ques.
ton how to get rid of his Office, and quite
unable to end out to whom his resignation
should betendered or for some other rea-
san, he has concluded to hold on States
man, .aaftH@ aatam &tF @ a4
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OF OHIO!
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY
[66l AN ACT
To enable any person to designate an hsir

Sec. /. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That auy
person of sound mind aad mamery, may REl-
pear before the Probate Judge Of lis proper
county, and in the presence Of such Probate
Judge, and two disinterested persons of his
acquaintance file his written declaration.
whicA shall be attested by such persons, DE-
clarng that, as bis, or her free and yolunta-
ry act, he, or she, did designate and ap-
point any other, naming suck person special
ly, and stating the place Of residence. to
stand toward him, or her. in the relation
Of an heir at law, in the event Of mis- deaths
and thereupon the Judge OF Probate, il sat-
is6ed that such declarant is of sound mind
and memory, and free from any restraint.
shall enter the fact upon his Journal, and
make complete record thereof; and thence.
forward, such person thps designatsd, shali
be taken and held, in all places, to stand ia
the same relation, for all purposes, to said
declarant, as be, (or she, could, liza eha4
born in lawful wedlock; and the rules Of IN
heritauce shall be the same, between him OF
her, and the relations by blood, Of the dec.
larant, as if so born and certified copy ax
such record, shall be prima facie evidence
Of the fact stated therein. and conclusive ey~
idence, unless impeached. by reason Of s4s-
tual fraud. or under influence.
&c. LEBLoHD.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of tie Senate.
| Aprii 20. 1914. aer
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

HoRsE-sHoE MACHINE.-A man at Aile-
gheny city has just pas ented machine for
making horse shoes, which will turn out
twenty or twenty five per minute, pefect
in every part. BY this machine the price Of
horse shoes will be reduced full so per
cent.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

"DIREoT PRAY1xG"--A Maine correspon-
dent of the Green Mouataia Herald gives
the following as the form of prayer by a
class of people called "new lights" and
who believe both in direct preaching and
direc: praying:
Lord have mercy on sister Kelly, who
gets mp, cuffs the cat, kicks the dog, 'scolds
her husband. all the morning, and then goes
to meeting and there gets up and talks right
on the top of it!'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

6NrWe once heard Vernonter express
his opinion of person in the following style
of classics: II could take," said he, ''the
little end of nothing, whitte it down to a
point, punch out the pith Of horse-hair, put
forty thousand such souls as his, shake
them up and they'd rattlep
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

NAPOLEON WANTS DIvoRoG. - The Par
is correspondent Of the Montreal Wltness
writes rs lollowes: l.aE
'The great question which occupies at
present the Court Of France, is the divorce
Of the Emperor. He NJ longar hopes to
have any children by his present wife. and
It is said be thinks Of taking another. The
report is not Official, but as it has appeared
in several licensed papers. the truth Of it
can scarcely be questioned. Napoleon III
is, however, very fond ofhis wife, and the
divorc, willresemble in every pointlthat Of
bis. uncle and Josephine, who were, as you
know, separated for the same reason..--
Whether from this motivelor any other, the
Empress Of the French ia. looking very mel
ancholyas tits impossible to see her without
being struck by her expression Of sadness.
AS to the Emperor, he appeare constantly
calm and imperturbable. s bsle a
siifaRsaiyf3 t,-1s~-~~~r>>>14~s~~sl y tu5
EH-IIear one Of our tripod hrsthren out
in Hosiredom: IA. ssla Ho a8 aaBsaobsae
"Oh for a tongue to speak the doom spa es7s
The wretch deserves 80 beastlyyile eN Hi@f
As to sneak into printers ROOM, 4h6 Eig8
When the editors out and steal the worry beat
Of the exchange papers on his file"