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sr.ncu ron A wrr. From the Rich.

SEAncu FOR A WIRE. From the Rich.
mond (va) Wing We learn that Yankpe
traveller is in that city searching for his
wife. He says that OIL bis way from CALI
fornia about three months ago, in company
with his wife, he delayed n few weeks IN
Mississippi, with view Of examining that
portion Of the cou niry, anil settling thsfc u
he could discover n sniiabls location. IN
The rcconnoitro he lost his wife, by some
accident, or she lost him, il does no, mat.
ter which, and alsr several fruilless search
rs for her, he be,ook himself to his native
place, Massachusetts, believing she might
have made her way there. Finding, upon
his arrival, she was moi within the four cor.
nors Of that Stale, b, resolved TO return
auuin 10 Mississippi, and there renew bis
search. Before leaving homo, however, he
made solemn vow not to ,asie n single
morscl OF food until he should End her. He
seemed very much detected, and Il was
known that he had eaien nothing dnrinR
the three days which he had remained ~
Richmond.
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AUNT LizzIE's CouRTsniP.-'W why yot
see. when NV man came n courlin' me,
hnun', The leas, lhonghl waa, he was ailer
Jobie came 10 our mousse one niah' ~ "arA
and raped a, the door. AMI | said com.
in.' He opened The door aud there wa;
Jobie. said come IN and take cheer.
. No. said he. Lizzie, I've come oi al' at
rant, and alus 10 my arran,- INST;
But YOU had better come IN and lake
cheer, Mr.. W. said !.
sNo can, I'LL I have done my aren't
the fact is, Lizzie, Eve come on 'his ere
couriin' business. My wife has been dead
three weeks, and everyihin.'s soln' TO rack
and ruiu right along Now, Lizzie, u
you're mind 10 have me, aud take ca'e OF ,l
my house and chil'lren, aud my things, 'eii
me, an I'll come in aud take cheer, u
not, I'il gr, some one else 'n. ;, :.
Why, was skeered. SAID, u you
come on this couriin' business, come H.
must think OH il a ieelle.
No, I cant till know. That's my Ut
rant. Ican'i set down till my artanfs Done
I'D like 10 think on'i day or to-
'Now you needl't, Lizzie
well, Jobie, IL must, musi-so here's
TO ye.' = s ~
So Mr.. w. come m and then he went
after the Square, Justice Of the Peace u
and he married us right oil, aud ] weii'
hum long with Jobic, ,ha, very night.
Tell ye what il is now, these long court
in's dent amount 10 anything. Just %
well do Il up in hurry. 1''F.'
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PASTURES

There 10 no one thing moIe neglected by
farmers, than their pastures. Linle at,en-
ton Is paid % them. They are seldom plow.
ed aiier the first clearing, and IL the bushes
are kept down, il is all that common hus-
bsndry seems to require. In fact, most Of
our pastures, nos W cay anything OF bushes
ofhrysr growth, are ovsrrun with hsasS'
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The continent, so that he may redeem il
from ehonls, and offer il for the occupation
and dominion Of men. -. q. q iEi.l - ~
awe repeat that ode OF the great Roman
Sic ie dew po,cns Cypr,
.rrn ,aogaD Snc fruters, etc. Nl 's.
There be those who will curse all slip'
ifihal which bears Bayarj Taylor bear him
not safely 10 his destined porl." .,
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CoyrREp AND UScovgHxp MANURE Lord
Kinuaird al 'Ilird, ON ten acres oi Land, TWEEN
ty cart loads of manure to the acre. taken
irnm covered yard and on ten acres OF
simila. land, the same quantity per acre o'
manure irom an uncovered yard. and pan.
ted at the same time with the same KIND o'
p0tatoes. -,
The yield per acre was-with the uneov,,
cred dung. l7.077 lbs.; with the covered
dung. &c. 1906 lis.
The same land was nwn with wheat nlter
the p,tatoe-, and 33s lhs. of Peruvian guano
suwn per ucre un zach portion,
The wheat on the land manured with the
uncovered dung wds, per acre, AZ bushels,
and 3 43l lbs. orstnw With the covered
dung. 81 bushels and 4,730 pounds oi
straw,
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fern and other, small shrubbery. Now thi.
should not be so. Il Is wasteful: IL has
been observed by an excellent writer upon
agriculture. LET the stock at farmer be
greater or less he should have ut least four
enclosures OF pasture land. O-e enclosure
may be fed two weeks. and then shut up to
grow. Then another. E,ch one vii recruit
in six weeks; and each will have this space
"f time to recruit. But in the latter part OF
Octoter. the cattle may range through all
the lots. unless some one may become too
wet and solt In this case, il ought tn DC
shut up, and kept till feeding time next
year. One acre managed uccor'iing to the
above directions. viii turn to better account
than three acres in the common nay"
Then letting pasture lands, gives the Farm
er the advantage Of tilling them. lie can
till one Ia, oae year, and feed the others.
and so on thus alter aiing his lots. keeping
The whole in good heart, and productive ot
the best Of offeed.-Granite Farmer. y
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The West is "a place." They had quite
an excitement" a, 81. Louis the o,hrr
day, growing out Of the following peculiar
incidents-as we find them related in The
+" Inielliycncer ~ of that CITY 80 ~
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POETRY.

MARCUS WATSON. rri.,er.
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fNi1E greatest Discovery oi the hgG.--PlnntGrs
H. Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS Venetian lnmen,
for Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chronic rheumatism
Sore Throat, Iooth-achc, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lit does not give reliet the money will be refund
ed all that is asled is d trial, and use it according
to the directions.
Ii is an English remedy. and was used by VIII
item the lV late King Of England, and certified to
by MIN, cure for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed
OVER 10000 600 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without a single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it
IT was $l0 per bottle, in Of Group, a. il is as
certain as il is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours
Dysontery III half an hour; r0oth-achn in tive min
utvs! 1t is perfectly nn0tent to take internally and
is recommended by the uost eminent Physic&ns i'll
the United States. Price % and ~ cents
DR.. TOBIAS could ill dozen newspapers with
cures accomplished by his brmeut, but considers
obtain rc!iei need not pay for ii.
DIR RTOBIAS has put up a Horse Liniment in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better tI,an
any other Tor CholiC Scratches, Old Sores, CALLS,
SweI.lngs, Cuts, Bruises ett Price 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS Office 2i0 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING & BROTHERS and Dr. kEYsER,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGENrS.--John Beal and S Hamilton, Csdiz. NJ
JelIcy 4 CO., New Market Wiison Il Demng Mas
NrsNiIlo Brown X Farmhouse and VIM. Walters.
teew iiagerstown. A Jui Schneider, Mooretcld +
Phpps x CO., Smyrna sep2S is53ly.
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IAN BE TT IL tAbB1 COh:-h -
kl5k. FIUpEIAND'S
On. c. II. .sAcEso

No. 100 drca ST., PhiiddelDhip.
Their power over the above dis asos IS not excel
led. il equalled by any otaer preparation in the
United States, The curcs attest, IN many eases a-
Ter skiliul physicians hud failed.
These Bitle-s are worthy the attention ot invads.
Possessing great virtues Ia the recycatInn OF dis
cases of tho Liver and lesser glands exercising the
mos! searching powers IL weakness and aitecpona
of the digestive organs, they are wifhh safe, Ger
tain and pleasant. Reed aud be Convinced.
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.
JOHN ll0rrMAH, Jeroucsvile, Ohio, May 30tl, l'13,
said: write IL state for your sHusIcton, aud asu
tor that o Oilers, thatyour German BEterS Is what
ven recommend it to DC, Il highly valuable Medicine,
which know from having used 1t in NV own iaIui-
y 20 niy entire salts siacti2n. All Who have USED 1t
give the sRihe recumlnsuGaIh3n.'
SrrrHEs MEALy, Canton, 0luo. May II, 1888,
say5: ''haying heard y0ur German Bltlrrs hIg'ly
recommended from sources in which placed much
confidence, ordered tOut bottles from Cleveland
One OF them gaveto my daughter who has derived
great benefit from il; TWO Of tie others sold mt
mediately, ana would like you to send me supply
ot it 10 sell"
JouN CLARK, Brunswick Ohio. May 26, 1854,
says: Your German 3ittsrs have proved successful
in every case that has corhe to my knowledge, and
has opened for itself great denand."
THOMAS LETcHFcRD, CUvilgton, emo, Dec, - IN,
1852 says; "My wife has been affected with II!
Liver complaint AMI Dyspepsia for a number OF years
during which time have spent great deal Tor doc
tering, but she received very little benefit heretrom
and finally the doctors said she coulc not be cured
Last spring she concluded to tIy your Bittcrs, she
took two bottles and ever since taking them she has
been ublC attend to her business, un. very Lately
She had u new attack but has again commenced
the Bitiers. have sold quite number of bottles
through her recommendation, ard as far as | caI
learn, il has given satisfaction TO all"
DAVID ABBOTT, Austlnbu'gh, Cnio, December >
1883 says; Permit me 10 bear testimony 10 the re
markable efficacy of your German Btters III ih'
rur pt .ivpr paIuDlH Itr To ia
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CARTER.s spANTsH MTXTURE
,s,he tsrrns lsmrltlcr a.f lMN Eslnn,l !

shG sSFf:St a'EsFlE"S S'E sSH ESaNhu
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT.
Let tic afflicted Rsoa and Ponder!
An lntaIlibIe Remedy for SclolUla, Kings Evil
rheumatism, Obstinate CutauuouS E!upuons,
Pinples or Pos tuIe7 on tho Face, Botches, Boils,
Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Lyes, Ring Worm
or let er, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain OF
the Bones and Joints, stubborn Ulcers, sypnllDc
Disorders, Lumbugo, Spinal complaints, aud al
Diseases arising from an injurious | Sc OF MCrcu-
~, lmprudcpce in Life, or lmpuriy of the Blood
!ry' This great alternative medicine and Further
Of Blood is HOW used by thousands Ct grateful pa
lants from all parts Of The United States %ho tes-
ty daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of all medicines, CHARTERS SPANISH
MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scroiuln,
Eruptions on the skin, Liver Disease, Fcyers, Ui-
GERS Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys, Diseases
nIthe throat Female Co1npl aints, Pains and Achldg
Of the Bones and Joints, speedily put to Hight by
using This great and ines'imablR remedy.
For ii! diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found TO compare withit. 1t clcRnscs the system OF
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the ly-
or und klnIneys, strengthens the Digestion gives
tone to the Stomach, makes he skin clear and hrnl-
thy, and restorcs the Constitutions cntecbled by dis
ease or broken down by the cXcesses OF youth, TO rs
pristine ylgur and strength.
For the Ladies', il is incompara|ay better than al
the cosmetics ever used A feyv doses of Carlers
Spanish Mixture will rcmnye ak salowness OF COM
plexion bring the mantling TO the check, give
elasticity to tbs step, and improve the general health
in remarkable degree, beyond all tile medicines
ever heard oi.
The large number Of certificates which have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States is the best evidence that there is no lunbug
about it, The press, hotel Keepers, magistrates,
physicians, and puhlic men, well known 10 the com
nuuity, all aid their testimony 10 the wonderful e
ects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and A Ina
nae and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest
OF all Medicines has periorm|d. .,...,,,,,
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Farms for Sale.

TNIIE subscriber offers at private sale Farm IN
i Harrison county, situated one hall mile south
OF the bottom rOad from CadIz 10 New Philadelphia,
one and one hall miles south east q ON the town oi
Franklin, Harrison nounty, contal7ing 200 acres;
40 acres (which is cleared and the emsInder well
timbsred About three ourths Of the enIire tack
Is bottom land in good state OF cultivation, aud al
well waicred The Improvements consist 81 good
two story Frame Dwelling Fouso, so0i barn.
Stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, al IN good
repair There are also on lhe prennsesa choice Sc
lection ot Fruit.
The property will be sold a; a reasonable price
and liberal chances fer payment For paI icugrs
enquire Of the subscriber Wan. Hogs both IN the
town Of Caaiz
robson PUMPHREY
IS Also At private sale the Farm upon which
John Miller resi- les near the above naHed premises.
containing 70 acIrs 10 acres ol which is bottom
land. The tutIre premises are well vFa:eTed. in Y
good state 0i cultivation and we'll Improved. FoF
par'icu'ars enquire et Wm. Horg, Cadiz, Harrison
c9uUtv, Ohio.
Lsrz. Fliy l4. 1874 SIN
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WouLD NOT BE FREE The Chicago Times
has story Of q gentleman from Missouri,
stopping in that city, having with him a
slave man, The anti.slavery folks hearing
Of the slave, rendered him the hospitality ol
a winter in Canada. and, on his declining to
leave his master. they proposed to make
him free, whether he desired it or not. A
crowd Of about FIVE hundred assembled fol
this purpose, but the slave proved stiff neck
and, mounting store box, made 4 regular
speech, in whichhe defined his position as
sgainst abolitionism, and the crowd left him
g.alone in his glory" free to be a slave.
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wwe invite the readers attention to
the following prospectus Of the COngression'
al Globe. The Globe is Il le best paper for
every purpose, published in Washington
City. Read the prospectus, and then sub
cribe for it:
PROSE S-1854-'55.
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10000 RUSsIANS KThLE1,l

.'1NIE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA Is NOT DEAD.
L. but d. Levy Il Go of tae New Baltimore
Store respectfully inform the Ladies of Ca I,z and
surrounding country tlat be- has received tiu sec
ond arrival OF Great Blr@ ANS from the east Just
received from the east, Plaid >haws from 80 cts u
to Sl2., Dress Silks of The latest style from 30 Is
up, DeunS from l2'i cts, MeriHhs, Bsraretas,
C0berg &c. Cheaper thnn ever, Alpacas worm
3154 cts. tor Is cts. cHleas worth Id cts sailing
Is yds for 81 yd. wife, muslin worth cts. nor
yd selling l6 yds, ior 81, beachea shisiiug 10 y,is
tor o. illsI innen, good article for ~ cts per w.
cassnett from 80 cts np, IL shirt buttons If cts,
- spooIs cotton Tor l2's CTS.
Embroideries! Eu1broideries
silk bonnetstrom !, Is up TO So; my stock of rib
hons and flowers cannot re surpassed. Enbroider-
cd collars from ~ cts. up to So inside haf from
l5cts to S. embroidered hail from 81 cts to 81 Is.
Lots OF cheap goods to b. ha at the New Bati-
more Store, Remember the place, Muin st. oppo
site the Court House,
7. s - ID. LEVY of the Baltimore Store would
also take the opportunity oi returning his sincere
thanks to the Ladies Of Cudiz al surrounding
country who have literally patron lied him SINCE
his coming to Cadiz and he confidently assures them
thar il they continue their business with him. he will
leave effort untiad to satisfy th4m in every par
Iicu.ar, D. LEVY a. co.
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stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Congh; ., stop it to day.

IT viii UNLN COST VOC n CTS.
nR. L0CnCkS Pulm0nic Waters are uufailing
- in the cure otcoughs, colds Asthma, Bronche
lis, lloarsness and all Diseases OF the Ilngs Thous
ands can and will testify to their virtue but one
box will sntisty the most skeptical that they are
what represented, they ase convenient 10 carry in
the pocket, have most pleasant and IRE pure
ly Vegetable.
Beware as there is an imitation offered for sale
The genuine has the signature OF Taylor engraved
upon each box ior ralc by Medicine Dealers gener-
ally
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A. Jul. SCURETREh.

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
nEALER in all kinds OF Dry Goods, Gfoceroo
~, &c, which he sells cheap tot Cash, or gsod
due June 9, le52
EfURWENS Laws Of Ohio now il tor"e, with
~ notes and references 20 the Judicial decisi~L
thereon
SWANS Revised Statutes Of Chic, Of genera.
nature now III torce.
A few copies OF tl.e above works ior sale by
MCDOWELL a. 60.
Successors 10 S. w. Mcdowell,
MarAet IL. 5teubeny!le, y
1gHI
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Embroideries! Embroideries |!
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.

We have just received one of the largest assort-
ments Of Ready Made Clothing ever brought to this
market consisting in part offne Black Cloth Over
csats Beaver cloth Overc0ats double coats, ,niggef
heats, bear skin and Whitney Ovcrcoats fine trock,
Sack and dress coas Of the best manufactures panta
and vests OF kinds without NUMBER shirts stocks
collars, cravats. and in fact we can dress man
from top 10 loot, aud send him on his way rejoicing;
BY all means give me call before purchasing else
where.
R-ern-e-m-b e.r the \ ew Baltimore Store, Main
Street, opposite the Court House
November =, 1854 ID. LEVY & CD.
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oEucfiOjs! okuc9SOn!!

NXTO0D & SMITH will offer at public Auction
w to tie highest blader without reserve, their
entire Stock OF Goods, consisting of Dry Guods,
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, &c, &c.
Commencing JhIrsday evening, li1h inst,
and continuing h ON day to day unti. all Is sold
We have few more houses and lots for snie at
low prices W. Il S.
We are also dtBrous Of setting our Books as fast
as possible. Sept Is, Sd,
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Paper Htungtmgs.

o W. MCDOWELL i nag opening his spring
-. stock OF Paper Han gnss and borders, consisting
in part oi Granite marble. ee,fnn and various OtlaE
styles Of Hall papers, Wnie 6Hi and flne satin Of
every style for Pariorf, Bed-eh1sIhers re, togeth
with large assortnsHt ot bs easfloneT kinds 81
tha latest sgyles and best inish.
Also large assortment Of WINDOW BLINDS
and Fire Board screens Of every pattern and qnaiiy
His stock which is the largest ever before offered
in thIs eisy, will be sold prices hieh eaaRof lad
10 suit the purchaser. -ftE
Call and Ganiine for yourselves al the BOON sd
PAPER SJoreOf : W, McDONELL-rt
North side OF Market, above 4th ST.
March IS lS5f-6ia SteuheHvElt, q
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10y FOR THE INVALID We cut the following from
the philadelphia Saturday Gazette and recomend
our readers peruse it carefully and those suffer-
ing should not delay purchasing
"DR. HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs,- This cele-
brated medicue, prepared by DR.. C NJ Jackson, at
the imposing German Medicine store, No. l20 Arch
street, who is a scientific physician, is selling inn
mcnse quantities of it, The virtues OF this remedy
fully forth in the extended notice oft, to
be seen IN our advertising columns, that there Is
hardly any room lett for to speak of it, This
much we may add--Of the long train Of physical
ills to which humanity is heir, there is none more
dstres ing than the general derangement OF diges-
live apparatus, which never fails to accompany u
disordered state OF the liver, Iioadache, piles, a
morbid breath, loss Uf appetite - ia short indie
scribe wretchednesa OfeXsteuce are its asutfera-
bic and Iife-wasting attendants. These diseases,
which have ballled lhe skill Of the ahlesr Doctors,
have been radically cured by HoOilant's German
Bitters" See advertisement.
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,Tohn MillAr,s EstatA.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and quail led ns executor OF
tAe last viii and testament OF john Miller, late Of
Harrison comfy, Ohio, deceased All persons -
tercsted will take notice accordingly. Dated ntCa-
dig lAis 18th day Of August, lS5a
JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor.
nugnst 30, lS5t.
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nnmsnN PIIMpHREY
DR.. j. b. MARCHISt'S
CELEBRATED CiTHOLTCbH, ,

2 eHAs. e j. T. H-,s
Il stands pre-emi-
ucnl for lis cu5ulivc
powers in allI.l~ Gia-
eases Tor which i ie
recommended, usuni.
lv called ten ale cont
plants. OF these are
Pfnlnpsus Item, or
Falling of the Womb;
Incidental Hemor-
riiage. or Flo ding.
Painful, Suppressed,
and Irregular Il en-
s;yua-ion, Sc, with
all their accompany
ing evils. tCaureT eN-
cpptcd,) no matter
O, now lnrr S'Hn'iug
The Catholican tar
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-08
Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio for settlement.
The account OF Rusnnsh I. Ladd guardian of Ma
ry Elizsbeth Lsdd and others, minors
The final account OF Benjamin Heath executor
Of Edward Heath dec1asQd And that the same
will be examined and passed upon by the undersgn
cd on the 2jth day of November next
October "a, "a. b. w. VElRS, Probate Judge