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ES~The heart Of a girl is like a con.
svent--the heller the c~loister, the more cha
ritablc the door.
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Eg-"Facts speak for themselves" as the
loafer said when he surveyed his tattered
pantaloons.
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HATS AND CAPS.

II e. J. TAGGART respectfully informs their
~. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep on hand a good stock of Hats of their
own manufacture, in addition to which they have re-
ceiyed a very large stock Of hats and caps from the
east, consisting Of fine Mole Skin Hats of the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, a great variety
of silk plush Gaps, of the latest styles for men and
boys; also 4 great variety Of boys and children's cloth
Caps, which they will sell at prices that cannot fail
to satisfy the buyer. d. g.. J. TAGGART.
Cadiz. Sent. %. IS52-lV.
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l hsve compared the foregoing laws with
the COPY furnished me, and find them COR
Iectly printed. JOHN SLOAN
Auditor Harrison county.
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AN

mo. Io.1 AN ACT
supplementary to the act go provide for the
Organization of cities and incorporated
villages passed May 3, 1852.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, That whenever
it may be necessary for any city to provide
grounds and erect thereon a court house, Jail
or public offices for the use of the county
within which it NAV BE- situated, II shall and
may be lawful for the council OF such city
10 borrow such an amount of money as may
be REQUIRED then and for that purpose to is.
sue The bonds of the city bearing such ratio
of interest and payable at such time and
place as to the council shall deem proper
and pledge the faith of the city for tie pay
ment thereof; provided however that all
moneys SO borrowed shall be used and APP
piled exclusively to the purchase of the
ground and the erection of the buildings
thereon as aforesaid and 10 no other purpose
whatever.
Sec. 2. Fer the purpose of paying the
interest upon the loan provided for in the
last section, and also the principal when the
same shall fall due, the council of such city
is hereby authorized in addition TO the other
taxes allowed by law to levy and assess all
such taxes as may from time to time be ne
cessary for that purpose which taxes shall be
certified 10 the county auditor, and collected
in the same manner as other taxes Of said
city.
Sec. 3. That section folty.six Of the act
entitled an act to provide for the organiza
ton of cities and incorporated villages"
passed May 3. 1859. be so amended rs TO
read as follows:
Sec. 46. No order directing the opening
of a new road, street or alley or the taking
of any land for the improvement straighten-
ing or changing any road, street or alley
shall be made by the said trustees unless
they shall all concur therein, and no order
shall be made for the improvement or re-
pairs of any road, street, or alley, except on
The petition of two-thirdS of the resident
owners Of the lots of land through or by
which such road, street or alley, or part
thereof to be improved or repaired shall
pass.
Sec. A.. That section forty six Of the act
entitled an act "to provide for tho organiza-
ton of cities and Incorporated villages" pas.
sed May third, one thousand eight hundred
and lfty-two, be, and the same is hereby
repealed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March ~, 1853.
SEcRErARY's OFE1cE,
Columbus, April 20, 1885,
l, William Trevill, Secretary of State of
the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing law is truly copied from the
original rolls remaining in this office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary of State,
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E95>"A LASS l an no MORE" as the CIR.
said when she got married.
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DEaE0S 0lsd eNeGiciMeS
q.

II ~ TX 1--WE VT
No. 80, Monroe STREET, WHEELING, VIRGINIA,
II EEPS constantly on hand a large supply otmad-
lAder, Indigo, Logwood; copperas, v~eniIian red,
green and yellow chromes, red lead, Spanish brown,
blue yiuiol, white lead, whiting, litharge, varnish,
turpentine, Hnseed oil, paint brushes, white-wash
brushes, sash tools, etc.
Sub carb, soda, saleratus, cream tartar, EPSON and
glauber salts, nuImegs, cloves, ginger, mace, pepper,
alspice, cinnamon, liquolice, medicinal wines and Ii
quOrs, periumery and fancy articles.
They are agents for Sellers celebrated medicines,
cough syrup, pills, aud yermifuge, at proprietor's
prIces-alsu ior all the popular medicines.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Wheeling. Iunc ,. lS52.-ly.
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FA'eSEa DRAWS,

TIME subscriber is receiving his stock .~nuwE
j. Of Spring and Summer DRUGs, which Es3aksS4
have all been selected by himself in the EAg-N
Eastern cities, and is much the largest ESW
assortment Of the kind ever brought to 80
this market and in point of quality, price, etc, will
compare with any stock in the country. He will sell
as low as any establishment west of tho mountains
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
BOOK &c ID H. u q LIMB.
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere, JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz. May 10. 1859.
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Dock and Sarsaparilla, is almost miraculous.
READ THE CERTIFICATE.
Tallapoosa Co., Ala, Jan. 9, 1859.
DIR. GUYSoTT-Dear SiT-l send you this to certi-
~ to you that your Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla has performed one of the most wonder
ful cures on me that has ever been effected on man.
have been afflicted tor forty years with ~irruptions
on my legs and feet; in lS4S they got So bad that l
had TO go on crutcLts, and in 1919 ] had one leg
aInputated above the knee, In about months after
lGy other leg broke out in large eating and running
sores from MY knee to my foot, and discharged a
great deal of offensive matter. MY groin also broke
out in large biles, which discharged much offensive
matter, and at the same time my left hand broke OUT
in large running sores nearly to the elbow.
The misery that | have suffered for the last two
years | cannot describe 10 you. ! was in such agony
that | never rested day or hight. | was given up to
die, and by the help OF God | had made preparation
tor death, and had pointed out to my family the
place where To bury MY remains.
In October last my son brought me one of your
bottle-wrappers; | read it, and found record of some
wonderful cures performed by your Extract of Yell
low DCc& and SarsapaIilla." l sent and got twJ
bottles OF 1t, and commencing taking it. In two
weeks, to my great astonishment, my sores all be-
come ensy, and | could sleep all night, = thing | had
not done Tor two years. When | had taken six bots
ties, my sores had nearly all healed. Ny sores got
well as il by enchOntment. | have now used III all
eight bottles of your Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla,'' and | now consider myself well. l om
at a loss for terms to SET forth the worth of this med
icine, or to express my gratitude for what it has done
for me. | must call it the Savior of man from mise.
ry while living upon earth.
entreat all of the afflicted to try this medicine, for
| believe it will cure any known disease i the
world. Lay aside all prejudice and just try it, aah
proclaim its great worth to suffering mankind and
entreat them to take it, for it will cure them.
My case is well known in a large portion of South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and if they should
doubt the above cure, l invite them to call on me,
and | will show them the scars. ! can be found in
Tai a Ioosa CO., Alabama, one mile from Stoe's Fer
ry. BENAJAH I~IUGuEs.
~ prir, { I ,,pr Jnt1o ry Iot+I, C-lfE
Sold by ] d PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, northeast
corner OF 9TH and Walnut street, entrance on Walnut
s]troet--to whom all orders must be addressed.
AGENrs-1ohn Beall and M'Bean & Knox, Cadiz Z,
Hogg & Parrish, Mooreield: John Hogg, Mi. Pleas
ant; ] CrunIbacher & Son, Wheeling; 7 Hcnning,
Steuhcuviilo; Isaac Holloway, Flushing; Isaac Lew
is, Georgetowni L B Yost, Warrenton; Ihos Nichol-
son, Huntsville; B IL Rice, Martins Ferry.
December 8, 1852,
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DONNETS, fancy, silk and satin, white and col
D ored Albino, very pretty; also, Bonnet Ribbons
and Flowers of every variety, call and see them as
they are selling fast. WIN. HOGG e. co.
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Y * ~ eE A " eN
CLOTHING STOREY.

a T. MOORE has procured the SERVICES OF four Of
IN. the best woIkmeu in the West, and is happy
to say to his friends, that he is prepared to do better
work than is done in any similar establishment in the
country, he assures his friends that all his extensive
stock Of Clothing is got up by himself, and not one
Store; nothing but what he warrants to be OF the best
material and unrivalled in workmanship.
Cadiz. October 10, 1852. A. +. MOORE.
TNRENCH MeIinoes, Thibit Cloths, Alpacas, plat
L and printed De LANES, for sale cheap, at
S. & II. McFADDEN'S
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Notice.

~ OClCO.
A LII persons indebted to me by Motto or Book &c
IA count, are requested to come without delay and
make settlement, as | am determined to close up ell
M old business matters. This notice ! will consid-
er sufficient for all and hein hat--that cont take !
intend to bring. tR, ]. BENNETT.
Cadiz. March 2. 1859.
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"a. HUI. 6CURETRER,

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY, o..
nEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries,
- &c, which he sells cheap for Cash, or good
produce. June 9, 1852.
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RlBbONS, t.tabroideries, Linen handKeFchiefs
~ Gloves and Hosiery, an extensive and splendid
variety that must plase the NEST fsstidioua, for sale
a. tapsh s, MeFAnnEN1
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MRS. NJ. DIVINE respectfully informs her friends
w that she has commenced business in the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
offers for sale a large end well selected assortment OF
CONTEMPORARIES, &c, among which may be
found the following:
Common and Iancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, tiiberts, Cream and Pea Nuts,
kaisins, rigs, Dates, french CurIants,
Sugar, soda, butter and Water Crackers,
Western reserve aud English Cheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Aispice and Starch,
Fine and COMMON Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulverized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot OF Common Jewelry,
TOYS of all descriptions,
o. As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes her
friends and tho public generally will favor her will
their patronage.
W Country Confectionaries can be supplied at her
establishment on the very best terms.
mar lU-ly.
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Seth 4. Searcy, whose certificate is above, is a
man OF as much veracity as any in this country, and
q man OF good Judgment, and we place entire reli.
ance on his statement.
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HDAAiP 4 iltlC W.T. I
February 25, 1851.
Dear Sir:-As | consider that my life has been
greatly prolonged by my being cured Of C~onsump.
ZION by the use of "Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" l VIII state the symptoms of my case, that
others similarly afflicted may be induced to try this
Invaluable remedy. ! experienced great difficulty
in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent flush.
es OF heat and frequent cold chills, with severe pain
in my side and breast, accompanied by q very bad
cough; was very restless at nights, and had grus
night sweats, perspiring, | should say, at least two
gallons a night, wetting the bed completely through.
| had not been able 10 work for years. But l was
much emaciated, and almost helpless when | com.
menced using Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. /
have used in all 10 bottles, and | am now free from
all those complaints, for my health is good.
| am now % years old, and have not taken any OF
the Balsam since 1916, because my health is so good
as not to require any medicine. But if should have
any return OF my former symptoms, | should use
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. ] procured the
medicine of Messrs. Fall & McCracken, your agents
in Lancaster, Ohio ROBERT SANDERS0N.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry has
a fac smile OF the signature Of Henry Wistnr, Nj. d.,
Philadelphia, and Stanford e. Park, Y on a finely OK.
genuine. o. Price 81 per bottle six bottles for Is.
Sold by J d PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, northeast
corner Of Fourth and Walnut stree-entrance on
Walnut STREET.-THE whom all orders must be address.
ed. Aa
AGENTs-John Benll and Mclean & Knox. Cadiz:
Hogg & Parrish, Moorefeld; John Hogg, Mt. Pleas.
anti ! CruInbacker a. fon, Wheeling; It's Hennins
SteubeTyiille; lsaac Holloway, EasEinRi Isoac Lew
is, GcCrgetown; r b Xost, Warrenton; Thos Michel
sou, Hurrisyillei II D Rice, Martins Ferry.
December &. 1859.
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HARCOURT, HOWARD g. co.
COM&MaiINIIHm G,IIrilllICI

~ II ' FUTFTVg'
Robert Sanderson, Justice of the Peace in Rush
Creek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother
Of maj. General Sanderson,' an officer in the war
Of 1872, cured Of Consumption by the use Of swiss
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry"
Brush Creek township, Fairfield Co.
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3 3 3 3 3 3 3 8 3 3

The following case of Benaiah Hughes is one OF
The most astonishing on record. After forty years
sickness, two years excruciating torture, the ampu-
taton of one leg. and the body and limbs almost a
mass of eating, purifying, discharging ulcers, TO be
cured by eight bottles OF Guysotts Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, is almost miraculous.
MN Hr1r crnrrr1cArE
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract o
Yellow Dock & Sarsaps rilla.

FOR II CORE
OF CONSUMPTI0N AND DISEASE OF
THE LUNGS WHEN THEY ARE
SUPPOSED TO BE AFFECTED
BY THE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUl-
NINE, &c.
Let all who wish to purge the blood from impurities,
and prepare the system to resist epidemics, resort
TO 'Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parilla,n which is proving itself an untidote for
many OF the most malignant diseases that flesh Is
heir to, and they never will be disappointed; Tor IN
this remedy public faith has never wayered-nev-
er can waver; for il is founded on experience, just
as their want OF faith in other and spurious conf
pounds Is founded on experience. They fly from
mineral nostrums to seek hope, life and vigOr from
this PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY, however broken
down in health and spirits-however loathsome to
himself and others, let no one despair of recovery;
let the patient only understand that his hope OF
physical restoration lies only in "Guysott's Extrac,
OF Yellow Dock and Sursaparilla, +" and persuade
Linn, for his lites sake. to try it, and we have no
hesitation in predicting his speedy restoration to
health
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

that if the fact produced any change in her. feelings towards him, she is released from every promise she had made him. And what does the dear, good girl do? Why. she takes a lump of pure goldWhich her lover had sent her when in prosperity as keepsake, and having 1t manufactur- cd into a ring. forwards it to him, with the following Bible inscription. engraved in distinct characters, on the inside:
 Entreat me not to leave thee or to return from following after thee for whither thou goest win I go, and whith- CT thou lodgest, will I lodge; thy peo. pie will be my people, and thy God my God; where thou diest will die; and there will I be buried the Lord do so to me and more also if aught but death part thee and me" .a a The lover idolized his sweetheart more than ever when he received this precious evidence of her devotion to him, both in storm and sunshine. We may add that fortune soon smiled again upon the young physician, and that he subsequently re> turned to the North 10 wed the sweet girl he loved. and who loved him withan undying affection. Nay, more, the hap>s py bride and bridegroom passed through our city not long since on their way to the homeof the latter in the golden State. Reader. this is all true. Young ladies who read tie Bible as closely as the be- roine of our incident seems to have done, are pretty sure to make good sweethearts aud better wives.-s Daily Bee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
Prssety Issldsns.

We heard vs,y pretty little incident the other day which xe cannot help re.
 laling A young lady from the south, t seems. was wooed And won by youthful physician living in California. When the engagement was made. the doctor was rich. having been scry successful at San Fsai cisco. lt had not existed six months however. when hy an investment. he lost bic entire " heap" This event came upon him. t should bs added. just as he was making ready to clalm hls bride.-- What docs Do doa Why, like an hon. osable and chivalSous young fellow, as he ia. he sits down and writes the lady every particular of the unhappy tuFn which had
 iahen place h hs isEiuae. assuring her
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to go forward successfully. Neglect this houeyer. and you are almost sure 10 fall. In other words. begin right A good commencement is half the battle. A false step IS almosl certain dsfea:: DRs GIN RIGnr i- Philadelphia Ledger.
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nE5-The nk6l s.leeim1n aflinrliefi, Ahs fhsee lnlnn,H lr hn pnoersslen, iWa fNF1 ai'd . RlPi. which he wnsld tNe 70 1' A.ss paaa ni el pFivnle sale" lo 4lHNA Ao wIII desl kintle Nllh l|'Nlps
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Poetry.

BrAcKwooD's MAGAZINE has pronounced the following poem to be '' the best lyric of the cen tury." This certainly is . high, as well as deserved compliment. It is the production of one of our own countrymen. Capt. GEORGE w.. CUTTER, of Coving,on, Kentucky.
 The Song of Steam.
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Es. sAs Eassirsr.

z ss Hs Gavssh HIs pelsvss sIssP.D Lznna sueesased by ! paFsing look at ihe body at JsuH c. EUL4zR, ssed Fl af his fnnsEas ,AFssas lAlh:
 Tlis diselpie whoa yssus Ees Ioyed
 He has drawn to He plying bIsasii All iav to fhe snisii FenlOsed-- ] He has entered his glorious rest Wopld Is be linesssr yet
 l1 lhis ezumb!ins but beaudlnl cisy-- 1ke9ga peace hsfs her eiensi haa set, zzs "A spiEis was Favishsd swayy h Iiisss spsinsslns hs sususa hin asids
 kfpm yhf wNi4, its aiIHreAsass and siFlle. AnA eekad Ees q k1os&eIR TIT.
 And . nans in shs k.ain6'z nsah sf Eila asw ksausiihl ,ksa .was SIS fsss. new ieaekable. lswly alld nssni.~- Fhsalsa. 10 Eifss kea4mia he esnas, sad Ws1 Csnss. dos to his Gesiss hs ds.w. An a ghalinE in sVagY elolEs-. ,WtaesnuSeT hs band toan4 todes
 Hs Nss sisens U hls mleAs z Rpsipsm s'a % s:sEs I <: '' ss.s 1ss@ s.'T: :rl.A tear, Nnis WkIIs lh as blood c fhe Lamb,
 AaAlA nn1 enf nnEnspu aRaeph nossweesr hslsysa lhipe syss 70 Il.Ha ull& l41s1 &ti. IoI&4a 14eoae1
 a.aHahs ,a s.1 ca .l a ]. ias . .a|ss '..,... wel'e 'ls As~fs ' 'ss sl's'ss - Y. Ss,ssou.s Sept sssa
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When Isaw an army upon the land, A navy upon the seas, Creeping along, . snail.like band,
 Or waiting the wayward oreeze- When saw the peasant talnely reel
 Al the toll which he faintIy bore, As be turned away al the tardy wheel Or tngged at the weary oar- When measured the panting courser's speed, The flight Of the carrier dove. Az they bore she law, King decreed, Or ahe lines Of impatient love; ! could but think how the: world would feel As thev were OiIt-stFipped atar. When sliDuld be hound to che rushing Aeels Or chained tothe Tying car! Ha ba! ba They Eound me at last,
 They invited me forth at length; And rushed to my throne with . thunder blast And laughed in my iron strength 0hl then you saw . wondrous change
 On the earth end ocean wide; Where now my fiery armies range;
 Nor wait for wind or tide. Hurrah husrah the water OCT
 The mountains steep decline Tme--space have yielded to mypower-- The woFld-she world is mine 1The eians stream of the queeniy west, And fhe orient floods divine. The ocean pales where'er sweep,
 To hear my strength rejOice, And monssess of the briny deep
 CpweS trembling at my voice. carry the wealth and the lord of eaTshs
 The thoughts Of the god-like mind, Ths wind iaas aEieS my going forth,
 The lightning is left behind. In the darksome depths of the fatlomless mine, Ny iiFeless arm doth play. Where she rocks he'er saw tho ann decline, Or ih0 dawas sof she aloEioua dayS I bring eaYlhss giilteFine jewels up,
 From the hidden case below, And I3mnko the fnunfain's granite cup
 Win crystal gush o'erfiow. rblow the bellows, forge the steel,
 Hmali she ehOps Of uade, \ khamnsef the ore. and turn the wheel
 Where ny arms of stFennsh are made; mnnage lbe tuFRaces the mill, the mint. cnegy, spin, weave, sAnd ell my d0ings puf m print
 On sveFY morn and ere. I've ns Ssuselssso weary, no breast 10 decay, Ns boaes to be z laid on the shell" And econ ipasnd you may. ago to play While manage tho world myseIl; BuS mmRilesB mo down with your iTOn bands, ! Bo nnr8 Uf youf curb and rein, For sco15 thg strength of yeaf pany hand&
 As the tempess seasns . chain
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