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High Taxes-Who are Response,
bic.

We several days since published the ia.
bic procured By the Editor Q the Cleveland
Plsindealer from the Auditor Of States Of
fee, showing the comparative rate Of Taxes
paid in 1851 on property IN towns and prop
erty NOT in towns. As the table is an inn
poltant one, we republish It, SO varied as to
render 1t mere plain. Ii brings to light the
monsiroes fact that the taxes on town prop,
erty, 10 the principle towns and cities in o.
bio. average MORE THAN DOUBLE the
taxes on property in the country, This diff.
ference is caused by the immense taxes de.
manded Of town property holders fer corpor
alton and other local purposes. With this
table before them. citizens of towns, who
have long been in the dark on This subject,
have now al opportunity Of seeing for
themselves. that their own corporate au.
thorI!ies are impos ny upon them a bgrthen
of taxation far greater than is either exacted
by the county or State, and heavier, in
most instances, t han BOTH COMBINED! This
is a a~tart|ing fact, and it should sink deep
IN to the mind Of every mar who felt the
heavy hand of the tax gatherer res; upon
him during the past winter, We do not
say whether these town and city taxes are
necessary o. not; but We 90 say, that after
seeing this table, that no man living in O
town, should ever again be guilty of the fol-
ly Of blaming his high taxes On "Locofsco
State Officers"
COMPARARAVE TAX TABLE
! COMPILED from the Returns of the Aud
TORS of Counties to the Auditor Of State,
showing the amount Of Taxes assessed
(for sll purposes in the year 1854, en-
each one thousand dollars of property in
the towns and cities named. Also the
average amount Of Taxes exclusive Of
school house and corporation taxes) as
sessed in the several Counties in which
said Towns and Cities are located, on ev.
cry thousand dollars Of property out
side Of Towns.
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V VALUABLE BOOKS
LATELY PUB IsHED.

--tOf--
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all the booksellers.
EDWARD II, FLETCHER, Publisher.
III Nassau street, Now York.
March 25, So;
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Newspaper Facts.

There are sixteen million, fifty thousand
four hundred and sixty newspapers printed
IN the course of year in the city % Alba.
ny. This is 32l to each inhabitant, or more
than oneIto each person every week day in
the year. "The man that don't take the
papers'-does not live in Albany.
The people of the Union spend in a YEN
for ne wspapers $4,000, 600, or would, il
they all paid their debts.
The newspapers that they read, if all put
together in a continuous string, would reach
more than ten times round the world. and
weigh seventy millions poundsl If the,
were spread out 10 dry, they would
more than cover the whole District OF Col
unSia, like a blanket.
The origin of newspapers is traced 10 TIA.
y. The first in England appeared during
the reign Of good Q1een Bsss." at the
time Of the Spanish Armada. 1t vas named
Ye Eagiish Mercurie, imprinted IN london
By Her Highness' printer in 1898. Frank.
Inns Boston News Letter was the first in
America. 1t commenced in i704. A hun
dred years ago there were not more than
twenty five Published in America.-Albapy
Evening Journal. "
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with the rel siOus. political, or other naIur-
al rights Of aAy man.
SEC. ? Tkst as soon as Il is able 70
ward Of he danger which now menaees
tbe Republic. aud With the defeat and ex-
POsure Of Kaow N~oshingism, this Council
shall be dissolved. and cease to have an or.
ganized existence.
SEc- 4 Tha,!or the purpose Of carrying
this Constitution into effect the Council
shall have powert to make and ordain such
bylaws, for its government, not conflicting
with this Constitution, as lis members, by
vote at a regular meeting, may choose to
adopt.
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CAN BE EfFEC1UALLY CURED BY
Eis. tR00Ea4ANn'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
gG q. In. JAGxE aoTg,

No. lao Arch st P~tiiada}kin.
Their power over the above dis ascs is not excel
led, II c%Gus!led, ny any ota@r preparation in tht
United States, az the cares sttest, in many cases af
ter skiltl physicians had faiIud.
These BiIters are worthy the attention Of lnsnliAs
Possessing great virtues IN the rectiication Of DIS.
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most searching powers in weakness and Affection,
of the digestive organs, they are. withnl, safe, Cur.
tain and pleasant. iteed amt be convinced.
TESTIMONY FROM ONO,
JGTE HOFFMAN, 3cra.tesyille, Ohio, Mar 9oth, 1859
said; J Yilto 10 state tef your satisfaction, AMI alec
to, ihatot DINERS, that yopf SoFinan biiGers is xhaf
yau recommend II 80 be, a highly vnluoble medicine
which ! Know from having used il nm own tamil
ly TO my entire satisfaction. al who have ustd il
awe the same rccomnandation.'
GrEfaEN A MEALY, canton, OHIO, May II, 1853
says "Iiaring heatd yonr German Bitlers highly
recommended from sources in which placed much
confidence, / ordered four bottles from CluvelaRI.-
One OF them / gayeto my daughter who has derived
great benefit from it; two Of the others / sold I'm.
mediately, aud ! would like you to send me a supply
of it 10 SELL -
[ joan CLARK, Brunswick, Ohio, May 26, 1854
says; Your German Bitters have proved succe ssfuI
in every case thar has come 10 nv knowledge. and
has opened for itselta great demand"
THOMAS LETcdFQED, EoYington, Ohio, Dec, 27th
1852, says: My wife has buoo affected with The
LiscrconIp'aint snd Dyspepsia for o number otyear,
during which time have spent a greatdeul for doc.
tOftnR, nut enc lCcelFeu very ntt6 Dement, t~hefCtToin
and hnaily the doctors said she could not hs cured
Last spring sho concluded to Try yonr Bitters, abe
took two bottles and ever since taking them she has
been able to attend TO her business, until very lately
she had a new attack, but has again commenced
the Bitiefs. l have sOld quite 8 number Of bottles
through her recommendation, and as far az | can
learn, il has given satisfaction to ALL"
DAVID ABBOTT, Austinbufgh, Chic, Docember5 5,
1883, says; "Permit me to bear testimony to the re.
markable efficacy Of your German Bittsrs in the
cure Of Liver complaint For years previous TO ia
king it, | was severely afflicted with disease OF thu
Liver, SO much so that | dad not expect to live, bui
by 3 free use Of the Blttefs. thanks TO a kind Proyi-
donce, ! find myself entirely restored to heath and
able to osurhe my usual employment
These Bitiers are entirely vegetable and free from
Alcoholic stimulaHt and all injurious Ingredients,
mild in their operation, they strengthen the System,
never PROSTATE it.
They are entirely vegetable and free from all ia
,urinus ingredients.
sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
Sold byJno. M'3ean, Jno. ljoall, Cadiz; Il j. Brown,
MooreteIl; I. +. Ciarnblet, Deersvllie; Cannon Il
H henderson, New Athens, and by Dealers in Medi
ClneseVeTy Nilere.-n2j-IP.
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sAFE--SpEEDY--GJEE!


Something for year own benof5i!
A Medicine adapted 10 genera use, greatly supr-
rior to others, and within the means OF every lndivId-
usl.
100 Pills for twenty-five Gents!
Ne eKtofGon IN pfice-Io CsioIael- 10 miners
poison wtstevCr.
Dr.. Townsend's Health Pills
fully merit the great reputation they have acquired.
They are called Tor from all parts OF The land, because
they arc all that they clsim to be
- wsAT THEA WILL DO.
They purify the blood,
IEoy cl sase the System offIamors,
They cure Dyspepsia AND Indigestion,
They create an ApDelita,
They cure Sick Headache, Dizziness and Lew Spir.
ITS,
They promote q healthy action ofthe Liver,
They gre a sure cure Tor Costiyeness AMI Habitusl
Constipation,
They are highly cficscious in Female Complaints.
They Strengthen and gave tons 10 tho system,
They are the hest F1miy Medicine known.
1t ID an obvious ~inqaigy, how one medicine can
cure SO many diilreat compIsints. These Pills,
hc GeYer, are so GOmp8pniCd Of curative matUia}x
thu. persons nave only to lSY THEM and the an
swer Hil De ionnd In afestolod body and an iHyig }.
rated constitution.
Each Box contains 400 Pills, at the as.oni.hingIv
low price OF % Cents.
Every individual should have them.
q. Directions accompany eack BOX. A r PAL
NER, General Agens Stonin4i0n conn.
kenheniber the Price, One Hundred Pills of Twen
ty-iye cents.
For sale BY Patterson & CO, and J II Logan &cs.
Wheeling Va.
AGsNrs.-John Bcail and s Hamilton, Cadir, &
Creekey and N Joaey. New Market. Brown,
A Jl schreiber, Mcoreheld. Il J Philips con
Smyrna, nou ls54-ly,.
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One Nan killed by his own hands,
ard Another by a Dog.

The follcwing horrible story may be
difficult to believe from its similarity to one
which has been going the rounds Of Tie
newspaper press for the past few years, hut.
it is nevertheless true. We obtliGed the
circumstances from a friend residing in ALE
gheny. 4 female relative Of whom arrived
from the neighboThool on Saturday. On
Monday week. quite early in the evening
the house OF a widow lady named Mrs.
Fowler, situated six miles this side # Free.
port, on the Allegheny river, in Westmore.
land county, was catered by a man whose
face was blaekened, and whose evident in
%tention was to rob her. She was a middle
aged lady, ofgool circumstances, owned a
valuable farm and had a considerable amount
of,money in the house. Scarcely had the
man got fairly into the dwelling, wien he
was seized by the throat, by a large dog,
which killed him before he let 90 ,his hold.
The robber was discovered shortly after.
wards, and Oh bis face being washed, il
was discovered that he was Mrs. Fowler's
own s~on-in-lawl
On the same day, a gentleman named
Jacob Byery, living in this county, about
four miles from F~reeport, shot himself, IN
der the following circumstances: His sou
had for some time been talking Of going
west, and on the day mentioned, came to the
conclusion to start. Mr., Byery was muof
opposed to the idea, and did all in his pow.
er to prevent his offspring from going
The old gentleman stood in the doorway o.
his residence when the son departed, and
gazed after him until he had vanished
from his sight when scalding tears commen'
ced coursing down his cheeks, and he seem
ed perfectly o~yerpowerad with emotion -
Mrs. ByeTy, who was standing beside her
husband, told him that there vas no use
mourning over it, as it could not be RENE.
died. and that be had better come into the
house and psrtake Of some food. lie
went in, but instead Of doing as reques.
ted, he took down a ride which was hang
-
ing against tic wall, and going outside O,
the house, bowed his brains out. The son
bad got but a nile and a half from home
when the tFsgicsl occurrence took place,
and being informed CT the fact, he re-
traced his steps, and found his parent well
tering in his blood. Ar. Byery was sbout
%fortyhve' years of sge,-was possessed of &
large fortune, and mad a numerous family
Pittsburgh Union, March &c.
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miscellaneous
GfFFS SUNNY SIDE.
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BIT WILLIAM .lEa1Err.
-
Thsneh lifs'Sa lark and shorny Pa'h'
Iis goal shosslsni tomb,
Il ret aons spots OF sunshine hsta.
Ths shias amid the gloon.
SAs friend Who veal and voc psFsakes,
Unchanged, Ehete' sr HE bot.
Who kindly sOoths the hesti that Hehes,
Il sure asanny spot
The vile Eh1li n our bunlau, bsarE,
And utseys not a moan
Whose ready hand wipes % our lsars-
Uphssdsd all her own;
Who treasures every kindly VSrd.
Each harsher one forget
And carols blithsly as \ lid
She zoos a sunny sPO.
The child who lifts. q, nooa and ave.
In prayer the pny voice.
Who grieres whene'er lie parents grisvs,
Andjoys when they rejoice;
in whose bright eye young geaius glove,
Whose heart without a blot,
IL fresh and pure a. summers rose
That childs sunny spot.
There's yet upon lif.'s weary road
One spot Of brighter glow,
Whose sorrow hl,f forgstS JIG load,
And tears nolorssT How.
Friend binn NAV wi4hn- Iowa deeline.
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p~enitontiarY Bnnrnad

Lour5 VILE, March 90.
The State ~Peuitentiary at Nashville
Tenn. is in ruins. The fire broke oat at
8 o'clock in the morning, in the cabinet dc,
pots Of the Penitendsry. The fire spread
With great rapidly; in a short time 10 the
portion of the buildings set aside for the dif.
ferent branches Of the trades became 4
burning mass. The east wing ofthe build.
ing then csught fire, and is so much dam
aged as to rem Ter it useless. The cells
were thrown open, and the prisoners con-
veyed to an enclosure inside the walls. One
convict named Connor, was smothered ia
death. Not a single prisoner escaped. All
the tools in the different shops were destroy
ed, as well rs all the work being manufac-
d. The loss is estimated al 500. 600.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE,

gtie Great ENTa9er Oh Itac RkA"cU
| NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IF
Let The Aflicts& Read and Ponderi
An l~nfallihle Remedy for s~c,ofuIa, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate CutaReous Ernptions,
Pinpies CT Postuies on he Face, Blotehes, BoilT,
hSue and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Woryb
or Iet er, Scnld Head, Enlargement and Pain Of
the Bones md joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiliilo
Disorders, Luinhngo, spinal complaints, and all
Diseases arising from nh injurious Usc Of Mercu-
~. Imprudence in Life, or impdTity Of the Blood,
AZ This great alternative ~fnedlcine and Purifier
nf Blood IS now used by thousands OF grateful pa
tents from all paris Of the United States, who tcs-
.ity daily 10 the remarkable cures performed by tho
greatest Of all medicines, "GAleTER SPANISH
MIXTulE,r Neuralgia, Rheumatism, ScrofnlA,
ErnptionS on the Skin, Liver Disease, Feyers, u
GERS, Old Sores, Affections oftfIo Kidneys, Diseased
ofthe throat, Female Comp aints, Pains and Achiug
of the Bones and Joints, ARE speedily putt flight by
using this great and measurable remedy.
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has yet bee
found TO compare whit. II %cleanses the system >
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liv
ef and klndReyp, strengthens the Digestion give
tors to the Stomach, makes the skin clear and healn
Thy, and restores the Constitution, %enteohled by dis-
ease or broken down by the excesses Of youth, 10 is
pristine yigOr and strength.
For the Ladies', il is incomparably better than all
the cosmetics ever uFed. A tew doses OF Carriers
Spanish Mixture will remove NIL s~stiOwness OF COM
pleHion, bring The roses I%Rantling to the cheek. give
elasticity TO the step, and improve the general health
III n remarkable ueGfee, DeyoHa all Tue medicines
ever heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which we have
received from persons from all parts OF the United
States, is The best evidence that there is no ~fiunibuQ
about it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
physicinns, and public mon, well known to the cam
munity, all add their testimony to the wonderful Of.
tects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get 4 Circular and Alma
mac, and rend the wonderful cures this truly greatest
Of oil Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNET& BEERS.
proprietors, No. 3PesIl street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be
addressed
And for sala by Jno, MDean. John Beall, Cadix;
Cannon T. Tlenders m, Nsw Athens;J j. +. Cramblet,
DeersyilIe; r.. +. Brown, Moorefeld, and by Deals
nrs in nedicinas eYnrY Mhere=n23-lY.
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Hello here!
Where are you going? ! am Going
TO Stewards 10 buy some of.his
new and Cheap Goods!
JAMES STEWART

- - N
I AS Just received the larges, and most beautiful
~ stock ofSPRlNG and SUMMER DRYGUODa
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
WIN great care from the recent importatons in
Phiiadelphia. and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duce at a very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited TO give them
an early call, and secure a good bargain, as tho stock
consists OF a general assortment ef lhe following ar.
icies:
French Merino and Thihet Cloths;
1opufgs, Pharmacies, and Persian twills;
nlgh colored de hines, cashmere and Calls plaidst
mohalr and silk lnstres, alpacas, all c%0lors;
poHDazlRes and Persian cloths do do OH
t1lsh lustIo plain black silks, all widths;
Eloeades, satin plaids and wateret silks; sa&
black and Chameleon silks and Turk sGiins;
G,ilna silks and Poplins, plain and figured;
french and American Ginghanls, oil prices;
fAlgish ana American chintzes and e~aiepes;
: Needle worked cuff collars, ehimlzettes and cnpeB;
EiioFoidssed plain and hem-stitched linen cam,
brie hdkfs;
SILK pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
0ioyes, mltts, hosiery and suspenderss
licklngs, checks, bleached ard brown muslins;
irish LINEN table cloths and ~damasks,
blrf-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
high colnred dress and sack fannels, pluin and
figured;
Cloths, C~assimeres, s~atinets, kentucky Jeans,
and VestingS;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains:
Spring and Summer Sbawls, general assartment.
Crash and towels Vt 80 per cent, below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow ~aannels, very chaap.
Aieo a general assortment Of Qu~eensware, Groce.
ries, &e. Bring on your trade.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 10, 1854.
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CARDINA.

TINE undersigned takes this method Of intormiD
Il the public that he liHs bought aud is now perrna
nentlv repairing and htfing up the Carding, Pulling
snd Manufacturing establishment lately owned b.
4. Tea, three miles south pt Cadiz, on the road il
New Athens. lie expects 10 be ready TO 10 all the
Csrding thar he may 10 favored with This season.
Wool viii be taken Ia ut the store Of Wood Il
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share Of public patron.
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEF Il. JOHNSTON.
May ii, 1853.
~ b.. Coyerlot and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment j. II. JOHNSTON.
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a

The above table ga tale unfolds," which
every paper in the State should place before
its readers. And let it not DO forgotten
that the rate OF County taxes, as given a.
bove, includes not only those which are
%"levied for County, Poor, Bridge. Building.
Road AMI Township purposes, but also GOV.
ers the entire tax for State purposes, and o
mits nothing save the Taxes which were
levied for certain spaoisl objects, such as
Il erection Of scnool Houses, &C."
The Plaindealer very properly calls at
%tention TO another very important fact as
connected with the above table. il is this:
the States share of all the taxes levied in
1854, was oaly So 50 on each thousand d OIL
lars ofproperty ia town or comfy. Oh this
sum. only SEVENTY CENTS we're for the
payment Of the current expenses Of the
State Government, including The erection OF
the new State HoBse. completion Of the new
Lunetic hssylans, support Of the State Be
~nevolent Institutions. payment of the Judiei
airy, Salaries Of State offers, &c, DO
The rest, two Dollars and Eightyfve Gents,
went t the State Oommon School and Lii.
brary Fund, and to the payment Of prnci-
pal and interest Of the State d .bt. II Chilli.
co he Advertiser.
SERVED I'm RIGnr "A score or two OF
Know N'tbings made their appearance at
he Democratic Caucus in Utica tie other
night. and attempted to vote. But the
chairman ruled, as hey were sworn to vote
such Ticket as might be nominated in The
Secret Councils Of their order, they had no
right to take part in nominating a Democrat
ie Ticket which they coald not support
Upon this ruling the most of them deeamp-
ed.
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A MILE or PiGEoss.-The Terra Haute
Ind American says that the country
l%hereabouts is literally swarming with wild
pigeons. On The evening Of The 9th. about
Eve o'clock, i iack near a mile in length
and about sixty feet deep, passed directly
osar The CITY maling q noise audible ii .
great distance,
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IMPORTANT MoyEMENT.--Noa6catt Of
The Stare Lo'"s.-According to the States
Zeitung, a New York German paper, a me-
mortal is in circulation in North Carolina
for a change in the laws which regulate the
slave system Of that State. The memorial
proposes a radical change in the slave code
which is imperatively demanded, 1t states
alike by Christianity, good morals, and the
common veal Of the South,
The attention of the Legislature is direct.
ed to the following propositions;
lst. That it becomes a Christim people
to Introduce the institution Of marriage
among its slaves, with all its legal obiig1,
tons and guarantees Of pcnpetn;ty among
those by whom it is contracted.
"a, That Shareholders should not be al.
owed, under any circumstances to under.
value this natural and holy bond of relation
ship, either among their own slaves OF
among slaves Of different masters.
3fd' That the tie of parent and child
should be recognized ana protected by the
law, and the separation of parent and child
before the latter had attained its thirteenth
year, should be forbidden by law uudei
the severest penalties.
4th. That those laws which interfere with
the instruction Of slaves in the art of read
ing and writing should be repealed"
This Is a movement for true political re.
for m, and if pushed on with b no tide ear
nestneSs' will have the watmest sympashies
of all in the North.
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Notice.

CASTER OIL in bottles, aud on draught. a prime
~ article for sale BY ngy y 1858 J BEALb
INABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sails
Il cheap by nov % 1888 BEALh
STEEL PENS, 3 large aud line assortment, yasi,
= Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALLS.
gland PAPER, . prime eastern article, and
, large assoFtmentby tspr ~, '53 J. BEALL"
CAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papors, States, Pom
~ ellis, etc, etc, Tor .llc cheap BY
april 20, 1888. JOHN BEALL
EAP, Post snd Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
- and qualities, a large supply, u
may 4, 1888 JOnE BEALLtS.