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NAPOLEON'S PA.BENTS..
The frtruily of Bonapartes were of
p ire italiau race there was not a
drop of Pouch blood iu any of ,them..
Their anoeetora had' mite from, the
mainland in the eltrly history of Coracle,
eucl their names are found in the 1'e -
Mote annals of Ajaccio. Carlo Bona-
parte was spoor gentleman ofexcelie> t
breeding and character, who married
in his youth a young and romantic
girl named Lettzia Rtamoliuo, who tole
lowed him hi his campaigns up to the
moment of the birth of Napoleon. It
is impossible to say how niuch the hie
tory of Europe owes to the high Heart
and indomitable spirit of this soldierly
woman. She never reNuquit:hed her
authority in her family. When all her
children were princes and potentates,
she was stall severe, stern 11Iaclaine
Mere. The beauty and grace of Jose-
phine Beauharnais never conquered
her ; the sweet Tyrolese pl'ettiuess of
hIitria Louise won from her only a sort
of contemptuous indulgence. When
her mighty sou ruled the continent,
she was the only human being whose
ciiidingR he regarded or endured. She
was faithful in her rebukes while the
atui shone, and when calamity came,
her undaunted spirit was still true and
devoted to the fallen. Tier provincial
habit of economy stood in her good
stead in her vigorous old age ; she was
rich when the Empire httd passed away,
and her grandchildren needed her aid.
It must have been from tier that Napo.
lean took hie extraordinary character,
fur Carla, Benap arae, though a brave
soldier and an ardent patriot in his
youth, was of an easy and genial tem •
per, inclined to take the world as he
found it, and not to insist too much on
having it go in bis especial way, After
the cense of .Corsican liberty was lost
by the sueceae of the French arms, he
accepted the situation without regret,
teed becoming intimate with the con-
c:cerors,he placed as many of hie family
0e. possible on the French pension list,
His sous Ntepoleon ar:cl Louis welts
given scholarships at L'rienno and at
Antn, and his eldest daughter, Etiee,
entered the royal institution at St. Cyr.
While yet in the prime of life, he died
o" the srme deadly disease which was
to finish Napolen'a days at St. Helena;
'and the heroic mother, her responsi•
bilitioa becoming still heavier by this
blow, lived for eight years' longer amid
the confusion and civil tumult which
Lad becenl.e cilrouic in Corsica,;, and
then, after the capture of the island by
the English in 1700, she made her es-
c.tpo with Ler children to Marseilles,
where she lived several years in great
penury.
re-+o•oa
IRELA.N D.
The Corporation of Belfast leas' de-
cided to open the public baths autl
ccs bbouse on Sundays.
The Dublin Go:.tte offers a reward of
£100 for the apprellen:lion of the mar-
derer. nr inurilarere of Junes Beoeman
at Pilgrim, Listowel.
Mr. O'Donnell, M. P., has had a
serious snnatroke at Boulogne. The'hen. 'gentleman was nneoneoious for'
two dayR, end is to be 'brought haute.
Mr. Parnell, the leader of the Irish
reut agitation, is a landowner in Wick.
low, end is said to be none of the hard.
out of landlords," exactiug unusually
high, retlts.
Lord Normanion contradicts the re.
pert that his teaatrts in Tipperary had
demanded a reduction of rent. The
offer of a reduetiee was made by his
agent,but it appears to have been re-
fused by the tenants.
Mr. William W illia>rl Pr itwot'tli, rnenleer tor
Newry, will, it is undlystood, not stand
agate. Mr. P. J. Oarvillo, 3. P., is to
c inte.st the borotigh in the Liberal in•
terost, tend herd Newry on the part of
Cie Coneervatives.
lir. Ceineron, the seni.er public
b septi officer of I.>•.ibliu, a 3l'ibes' its
11 iheaithiness to opeti eowers, over-
cre.rdi ig ;defec'ive draining anda rna1-
tipli ity of private slaughter -Houses,
and t ronatural tlainpnese of the soil.
The Cautlnieeionere of Dublin Police
have c eripellc•d a•.police constable to
resign, end have lowered tho'ratik of
a sergeait of their farce for having ar-
tested Mi,Teyler,'a tentnerance lee'.
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THE TIMES
Novl:11unu 20, 1870
arm,. on a eharge,of drunkoneee,it'hav-
ing. been
hav-ing.been proved that he was perfectly
sober at the time.
A proposal to confer the freedom of
the city of Dubliu on Sir Stafford
Northcote daring his visit to Ireland
was made at a meeting of rho Corpora-
tion, but the motion was frustrated by
the refusal on the part of some of the
Members to agree to the necessary aus-
peusion of the standing orders.
Sir Stafford Northoote, in deolining
an invitation to . attend a meeting at
Cork on the land question, pointed out
that landowners and farmers may do ox7
oellcut service by a candid examination
of the best methods of turning their
capital and skill to account under the
conditions of the time.
Notices have been posted in promi-
nent places throughout the rural dis-
tricts of Ireland, calling upon the ten-
antry, net to pay any rent without
they obtain a suoatantial reduction
from their usual payments. The no -
goes conclude with threats of condign
punishment for suoh as may remove
the placards from the poets to which
they are taxed.
Mr. Bernal,auctioneer, was oouduot-
ing a sale of household furniture in
Mallow street,Liuteriok,and was about
to otter throe worthlesslooking boxes,
when an intending bidder kielced one
of the buses with his foot, and it yield-
ed up the sum of &40 in :silver. This
led to a eearoh of the second box, in
which Z20 in silver was found. 'Tile
third was next tried, and in it was
found three gold watches, jewellery,
and diamonds in antique settings and
other valuables.
In consequence of the prevailing dr;
tress in Ireland the following landlords
have reduced their rentais --A. Loftus,
Tottenbatn,Lsq.,Leitrilu, 50 per cent.;
Mr. L. i1urrogll, Wexford, 20 per cent.;
Miss Moore,20 per cent. ;. Mr. Winder,
Arivaab,15 per cent. ; Mr. E. Church.
er, Galway, 20 per cent. ; Cot. Cle-
ments, 1liobill, 20 per cent.; Lord de
Clifford; 5 to `.0 per cent.; Charles U.
.Blake, Esq., I3allyt lass, a variable re-
duction.
A stranro incident of the rent agita-
tion in Ireland recently ocottrted near
Mallow. A landlord offered his tenants
a rednotion of 15 per cent., and they
refused it. His treatment of tslella lu
the past had, they: said, been so gener-
ens, and they had been such g.ti>ms in
prosperous years by hie arraagt:tnents
with them, that they were determined
for this year, at lear•t, he should not
stiffer from the existing depression.
Several of them emphasized this de•
(Aeration by paying in full on the spot,
and the remainder off'`redto settle ac-
counts by the end of November.
•A providential escape was that of
SVilliam Hebron, who was condemned
to death for the muscles' of Policeman
Cook at Manchester. some two years
ago, but whose sentence was reduced
to imprisonment for life, en account of
his juvenility,. The confession of that
areleneud Peace, the Sheffield burglar
proved thr.t Hebron had suffered inno-
cently. The Heine Office released the
tieer fellow at once, and now £1,000
has been handed over to trustees, es a
solatium for his loss of liberty. Halt-
ree's father,a tenant farmer in Ireland,
wits so upset at the time of the. trial,
that he died in consequence. PORK An/ING HOUSE
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
room i to 11 Horse Power, for Farm.
Ors, Dairymen, Butter and Cheese
Factories, Printers and all parties
ming hand or horse power.
Best and chrapast in the ,market,
Scud fur circular and price list.
John meaty,
Esplanade Street..
'reneNTO. •
REMOVAL!
BEMOVAL!
BF MOVAL!
REMOVAL!
REMOVAL!
REMOVAL!'
P. PRAYN.1-i
has removed to his new shop, 1a ielyoeoupiecl by
Perkins R: 0o—two doors north of J. Grigg's boo
store,wbere you will and everything usually kept
in a firat-olass harness establishment, *which for
finality of material and slylo of tvorklnans111p
IS NOT EASILY SURPASSED
Call and examine toy stook before purchasing
elsewhere.
PETER FRAYNE.
FARMERS AND BUILDERS,
Bay our Boaohvillo WRITE LIME and *
Star Brand Plaster Paris. and you will be
pleased with your work. Fresh Limo away
unhand.
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NAILS,
LOOKS, and
HINuES
very cheap for asell. White Lead, Oils, Tor-
pentiue and putty at bottom prices, Rope
Chain, saws, Planes and other tools at prices
that will astonish you. Carriage Makers, call
and soe
Our Bent Goods,
made frutn dry, tough timber. Cheap for
cash
O'BYRNE & CO„
The Farmers' and Mechanics' Hardware Sture,
Exeter. Money to lutes on Mortgages.
MAIM STREET, EXETER.
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MISS GARLIOJ6':'S
A full lino now fu, of
F.tLL and ',MTER. Hats, and Bonnets,
all the latest st; les.
Naw Flowers Feathars,aad Ornaments.
Trinlrniugs in great variety.
GIRL'S HAT NICELY TRIMMED,
from 1.00 up. Everything will be sold es el/oar
ak podaible,
Fa icy Coeds, iimlin Wool, Mottoes, etc., a full
,
ttel. tawny•.k'pt.
Jacket; mace or ent
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Robert Tuuntles sent the following in
,tuswer to 0.11 invitation to Grant's re.
ee;}tio>t :—'I decline to answer, excop:
it) say, Ireetuit my personal cotagratn-
lations to Giant on Lia safe artival to
hie
country. Ilee fought for his eoltn•
try honorably and w,,n--I fonuht for
mine and list.. , 1 am ready to try it
,
again. Death to the Union
Stop that io agh.
Ii ar,tnn'e 1'r.l'roa.tr 13,u.sunt is composed o
tit most heals 1g balsams and gums, The
Balsams, which enter into its composition,
were -used by natives when America was fiest
di,covcrod, thud tcao eou:tbinetl with otitcir
tosliO4, so blended. together, that it is a specific
fair all a'freti,)rt of the titr, .t azul limo. Thou-
sands of bottles aro sold annually, anti it is
considered one of'the ,sstauclard preparations of
the day. I'or Coughs. Colds, etc. For sale by
all dealers at 25 eta, per bottle.
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Ht household rice city
Iit gyttrd's Yellow Oil is the boast remedy in
the world for the following complaints :—
Cramps iu the Iinnbs and stomach; pain in the
side, rheumatism iu all its forms, Colic,. Neu-
ralgia, thio h woturds,SpLual cnmplaiuts,ttlpraios
and Bruises. Don't fail to 'vacate it. its egad.
was never known for removing pain in all
cases. For internal sad external uso, Solan,
by all dealers.. J
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C. < S, GIDLEY,
trader taltor -1 a>i.ic, 1-11t4,a'uitur'e
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T0ULD SAY TO
those whc intend 3u�c {t,:;•nn�
pureliaehtg to do so from
the uzauulacturer. The
dealer who buys to sett
attain must uueevsari>y
Clave a profit, We olthu
to give the pa:whasersthe
benefit, withal eminiet fail
to moot the views of the
Gangers. Oar espouses
tete ISIS Chan those of olty
mane fate toren con sown:Alt-
y we eau sellobuapor,
Ala I1'u.l' �'.t cs1 ill X' C'T'S
WE WOULD
callspoolalattontien
to our undertaking depart
mout,wliiuh is snore cunt•
plot than c vor, an we lin vo
adduct several' now designs
4. of lata The best oohin,.
caskets shrotuis,aud every
'aner'nl requisite at the
Hottest price!, Our new
2'Iearse 1spronounced by
o•,tnpoteut judges " to be
second to smite 1U 5110
pre vinous
Emblems of all the Different
Soolvtwew.
FAIL TO SHiP.
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We offer special value in 1_'_LeyNl-'.
NO TROUBLE TO SEIOW THEM.
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Min, Subscriber beg to nrnou:tre to the: inhabit at: tc of Ex' t t+r and then !rronsltlinl• corm -
1. try, that he bus epr.uon a TIN soil S revv, PEPO7' in the store nearly nl't ti ire
A. Maces (4'O e'ry and hither store, 'Alain street. I.xutet, where he is p.si,utt.dtu till a1, ur,t..s
fox
Dock,-arlor and other Stoves
At Manufacturers' Prices.
.t'inware, cheater thiu.i the cheapest, said mash) up by ri aetie.'tI
workmen on the premises`.
Save-Trcughin,•doue to order,. Cot'rfiiirt i'hathor sa Specialty. Coal en uhiuit:c'ys, ti;e
vet'3' hest :tail 110 110 Chea1:et.
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Intending purchasers hnR.1F trill alwit2P4 Rena st try pus, rue<ly to attend to my oilnburutcss
altd prepared at :ali tinx's to trout onatowe'rs courteously anti supply them with a gored run,
olieaparticle. Depend. upon it that no .v.hare can you gut butter value for your motley.
The. vary, tai, :fast price in Cush paiiI for Hides and Sheelpskius.
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Having commenced business for the
Fall andWinterTrade
We are prepared to purchase any .gv:eutity Of
Pork, subject to the fhIlowing regulations:
We will take off two ponu,ls per hitnclrod if
dry, and three pound ;Psoft. Shoulder stuck,
twenty-five cents. If any of the bung gut is
left in, 25 eonts extra wilt be deducted. •
No per will be bought at ah price it
warm.
S A IT SAGES
AND
Pork Cuttings
on hand at reasonable rates.
.We want all Hogs Cutting aright through
breast to head, 1%)111 E1611114 opened cirtto•
tail.
G c J. PETTY.
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a iI �t roll. !'`bi t1mehasjnst opesodouta 1CW antioomplotras-
�. 1 i a "1 1lt?11f' l,, It �f i I k Il
111 NI sortttlent of Cliva, Glass and Stenewo.ros. A
wl; kAi li{ t largo stuck ofLtuupsjustarrived. 0all audsatisfy
I I i Ii a1lj yourself as to duality and cheapness. Como and
” `,�. li 1 it !�r is . try our instruments. lituuic Teacher ritill on
a f 'tsd h'� �i i t eaztd. Services at lowest figures.
'""�'TaLY C.,$,$ ,r r s.,IL kl±•n 1,1.. a.u' Special attention called to Che•iiaytntcl Sowving
asst "-14/'x+ :..r, ,,a ,-,tirz ' K i' ' .l;inline. Organs and Pianos nus •tresses for '
uuaut, of design, and quality of ton'''.
FIE LARGEST AND BEST 1 TOCIS OF
Silverware, China and Deif ever seen is
tieW4est,at
=MEW'S paL'. C •.
'P --r oris '•-9
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Mr.Prow has jest received an oxnrllent stock o
Silver Tea Setts,i3utter Coolcrs,Duubtetutd`Single
Pickle Cruets, Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, 0 on1-
utuuion Setts, etc„of the Bost Quadra Ale mid Tt hits
Plate, andisoffuringthcsnmeatpriocsthat oltlu
AST43N1ll,1`li YOU I'4'I{ CI31:.i.PRESSI,
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'THE OLD RELIA]3LE I-IOTTSE
At allthtttes,%nd,,artioalarly at a periost when Tracie is universally depressed and mons
scarce, it is in the interest of every buyertopnxahaae where lie can get the articlr he was.ts
at the lowest roue. In call -lug your attention to my ps'oseut stock, I do so with evcs.t'y coni d.
(itce; it !} uasg utorooarofulty assortett and selected than that of any previous:mason.
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Iter the Dry Goods
FVery department isreplete with the moat aeaeonnble and fashionable fabries, marked at
prices which sllun:il command teho attention of the very close+tt buyers, THE ()BLEU"):
OLOTHIN. still Las MIL "W'.I'Vi,l3 at it.itoad
In Millinery
Underthe'np,.ngsinentof 14, CissileGloghton,we eau snit the most fastidious. Oar stock of.
G'recedes, Boots and Sllaeg, Canadian, English and Am,er'ican.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of tiro largeataud beet assortedin the Outuaty. Intending pnrehasor'swill ot}asulttbeir'
hen.tiutereste by examining my, stook hofot'e wing elsewhere.
JAMES PIC: AED