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Inns AND OUTS

sim out Of cash, and 30 Of course.
I've packet room to let;
I'm out Of patience just because
I'm never out ofdebt.
Besides, I'm droadlully in love,
And more than half il doybt
Which is the greatest evil that,
OF being i'll or out.
I'm deeply in my tailors books,
But do not mind a dun;
And if wasn't out of funds,
I'D pay him out OF fun.
}Ie always gave me fits he said,
But heaven bless his eyes!
TwouId puthim in a fit, l guess
Hedba in such surprise.
Pm out ct elbows in distress,
An mines a sorrow tale,
I'm out Of favor, out of sorts,
But then I'm out OF jail.
My landlords say my time Is out,
AID thinks I'D bette r'shin,'
I'm such an 'out-and-outer, ne
Wont have me in his inn.
"rm out of office, but in hopes
10 get put in some day
If / dou't run for something soon
I'll have to run away.
I'm out Of spirits; and I'm OUT
OF more than | can think
I'm out OF temper; hang the pen
Ye gods!-l'm out of ink"
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Domestic.
Railroads and Farmers.
you ever!

A few days ago we witnessed the depar-
ture, from Columbus of a train of some
thirty heavy coaches, each drawn by four
horse teams, en-route for Iowa. These
were the relicts of those old passenger
trains, which in former years afforded the
scanty facilities of our internal travel, while
our heavy articles of trade had still lower
means of transport, and it is a wonder to
us in these days; how people lived and car
ried on business with lender commercial
advantages. The sight of this hegira Of the
old wagons, took US back to the time, not
very far aft, when we paid nine or ten dol,
lars for a ride of two days and two nights,
from Cleveland to Columbus, which we
could not help but contrast with the pres,
ent privileges of gliding over the came
space in FIVE or six hours at d cost of less
than four dollars.
1t has been quite fashionable cf late to
say all manne of hard thing against the
railroads, because they thought proper TO
ii scontinue an enormous free list, which
has become a giant and crying evil. Of
these fault finders, we're not the editors of
Ohio Cultlvator. True in the days of free
passes we enjoyed a large liber y, for which
we were very grateful, but saw too clearly
the justice of the reform, to complain when
they were no longer rendered Ms. And at
the meeting Of the Ohio Editorial Conyen-
ion in GAINESVILLE last winter, with Col
Schouler, Of the Cincinnati Gazette, we
were nearly alone in our opposition to the
condemnatory resolutions sought TO be pass
ed by that body and for which opposition
we were charged with being subsidized BY
the secret favors Of tn. railroads. This is
a mistake.
Since the expiration of our passes of
1854, we have paid for every mile dat we
have travelled.
But we take a larger view Of this subject
our own personal convenience. When
our farmers can send a fat bullock from
sciota valley to New York, in four DAYS
at a cost of ten or twelve dollars, it becomes
a matter of no small moment in the vast cat.
tie trade Of this region, as compared with
weary journey of many weeks. with its
of flesh and drain upon the purse.
When we find ourselves with too much
wheat. or too little wheat in any locality, it
$ now an easy and speedy work to equal
20 the supply or distribution. When, as las.
we iu1 ourselves in want OF hun
Of thousands Of bushels Of potatoes,
no surplus within Eve hundred miles.
low could we procure seed and feed the ba-
till another harvest, without these iron
in. W. which bear u EN- to our door as wi b
he speed Of the wind? Let those who de- /
railroads as mean and stingy, think
4 these things, and d hu ldred other than
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thes, viii suggest, and revise their opiDi'n g.
In the general pressure Of the last season
the railroad managers found themselves
nearly swamped with debts. incurred in
more prosperous times, and more adequate
means to meet the emergency. 10 say no
ching Of what capitalists reasonably expect
IA small profit on the money invested
They are business Ren-shreEd business
men, who act 10 an emergency for self-pre
servation. just as a shrewd nerchRnt would
SCI. and that though the public was a party
IN their business, yet an intangible party,
while themselves were q tangible party,
and obliged 10 foot the bills.
was aetuated by ihese feelings, that
they supposed justice to the public and to
themselves did not require them to carry
articles to St2ys Fairs, free of cost. l: was
certainly optional with them as a mere bu.
siness transaction, whether to carry al fuil
or half price.
Fhe public could only plead a liberia
precedent, and argue general policy neither
of which were binding upon a money con-
science. In this state of affairs we are glad
to find that the managers of the most inn
portaut roads tending to the city have again
taken the most liberal view of the subject
Of public policy, and agreed to the former
terms of transportation to our State Fair
for this year. This with the increased
number oflines of travel, and the increased
facilities in the way Of rolling stock, upon
the older roads, places us in a more favor
able position than at any time before, and
we hope the late unreasonable hostility will
be disarmed. and men will come to look up
on our railways, as the are in reality as
the Farmers best friend: for of all the ben.
efts a%ccruing to any class of men from this
source, the Farmer comes in for the lsr.
gess share.-Ohio Cultiyator.
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SPLENDID Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out tf the best ma.
terial and finished in the neatest style, which he viii
dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from Pittsbureha
a large assortment Of Fancy and Common ChairsA
Looking Glasses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould. m
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared to furnish Collins ofevery kind, and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hearsin town for the accommodation Of the country.
Cadiz, March 90, 1854. j. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.-A nice Rockaway Curfiage for sale cheap.
J. W.. G..
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CARDING.

TIME undersigned takes this method Of informin
i the public that he has bought and is now permn
nently repairing and fitting up the Carding, Pulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
y Teal, three miles south Of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do al the
Carding that he may DO favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store Of Wood &.
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and ali
work warranted, A liberal share Of public patron.
Establishments. JOSEPH K. JOHNST9N
May II, 1853.
~. D.. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. J. r. JOHNSTON
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Something for your own benefit!
A Medicine adapted to general use, greatly supe.
rior to others, and within the means ofegery indivId.
unl. WV
100 Pills for Twenty-Five Cents! syaa.p &
No ~extortion IN price-no Calomel- no mineral
poison whatever. &M &&2
DR.. Townsend's Health Pills
fully merit the great reputation they have acquired.
They are called tor from all parts ofthe land, because
they are all that they claim to be. s gta
WHAT THEY WILL DO.
They purify the blood,
They cleanse the System Of Humors, 4t.a ss4S5s
They cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
They create an Appetite, wills
They cure Sick Headache, Dizziness and Lew Spir.
its,
They promote n healthy action ofthe Liver,
They ere a sure cure for Costiveness and Habitual
Constipation, sf3 Eg
They are highly efficacious in Female Complaints.
They Strengthen and give tone to tho System,
They are the best Family Medicine known. 2
1t is an obvious inquiry, how one medicine can
cure 50 many different complaints. These Pills,
however, are so compounded OF curative materials
that persons have only to TRY THEM aud the an-
swer will be found in a restored body and an inyigo-
rated constitution. a 80
Each Box contains 100 Pills, at the astonishinely
low price Of 25 Cents. "a gbsttH
Every individual should have them. 5..w
~Dlrections accompany eack Box. AT PAL
MER, General Agent Stouington. conn,
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills ofTwen
ty-five cents! ga
For sale BY Patterson & co, and ] Fl Logan .&eo.,
Wheeling Va.
AslHrs.-John Beall and s Hamilton; Cadiz, e.
T Croskey and M Jolley,. New Market. Brown,
Farmhouse and VIM Walters, New Hugerstow
A Jul Schneider, MooreteId. Il ] Philips con
Smyrna. nou lS54-ly..
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EEA Contemporary describing a dance
at a country village in his neighborhqod
says:
The gorgeous strings of glass beads glis-
tened on the heaving bosoms of he village
bellies, like polished rubics resting on the
surface Of warm apple dumplings. Did
you ever!
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McDOaceU e. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers.
Stafioners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers.

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
TX EEP always on hand a large asso,tmant
~ School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printinp
ana Wrapping Papers ofnll sizes; Note Papers. IN.
veleopes, Steel Pens, and all kinds ofStationery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Me,
low prices. ~ o
Having a bindery connected with our establish.
mmeat, we are prepared to make all kinds of Blank
Tor Railroads, lnsurance Companies, County Ofiicers
banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to or.
ger us we use the best quality of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will conlpar ] fnvara,
by with that Of any other Bindefy in the State
Blanks Of all kinds Paged to order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan.
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL, Co =
steubenviile, March 7, 1855,
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All who have beaJds 10 cut or hair TO crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to dos
Give ME a call at "Number Two"
At noon OF eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
BIT give me Time, dear sir, 10 rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels eloan,
Ny scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything l think you'll ind,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then | mcyA my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October s, 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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G9-To use that old pillow longer is bad
economy; repairs have already come to more
than original cost, and still it is an old rick
ETY. pillow. 1t always did "run to land" too
much, and always will be perplexing the
plowman and fietting the team. 1t has a
radical defect past all cure of inventor or
mechanic. Do not work with heavy, un-
couth implements they drag down the bo-
dy like a perpetual sorrow upon the mind.
Boys often acquire a disgust for farmir g
merely from the use Of the miserable implt-
ments placed in their hands. The lighter
the tool the better if strong enough for The
work for which it was intended. The work
man who uses a shovel to pry up a stone,
and breaks it, should be required to pay for
it, and the next time, If not incorrigibly la-
zy, he will use the bar. Use light rakes,
made o fgood material, and so of hoes, spades,
s~cuflers and all other implements. We have
beaten the EngIishin the construction of our
agricultural implements in their adaptati U
to the work required Of them.-N. E. Farm.
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{ { q { Z q Z : I
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
CuRES OF CONSUMPTION

Are made here at home and certified to by such
men as w. D Wright, NJ. D., J. S. Lawson, M. D.
VIM. c. Smith, NJ. D., J. S. Johnson, M. D., Capt
VIM. Pearce, r. S. milford, Esq and others who
are we'll known citizens ofCincinnati
EE-CALL UPON THE AGENT-EY
And get a pamphlet and read their certificates in
tul, and you must be fully convinced OF the extra.
ordinary merits of this Medicine.
&SCAUTlON! Beware OF DR.. Halls Pulmonic
Elixer; also, DR.. Halls Cough Remedy, which is
sometimes palmed off for the genuine.
aBe sure and ask for DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs. Genuine signed, o X Baker &Co
FOR SALE BY John Beuli, Cadiz, Isaac Lewis,
Georgetown; f.. J Pnipps, Smyrna; Thomas Green
F~rceport; Pitts & Son, Teersyille; A. Jul Sch1i,
Der, Moorefeld; Z. Pettis, Deerfield; L, d. Rowley,
franklin. (may 9, l655,-2ml
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NElE Bill granting additional Bounty Land to Tho
4 oid Soldiers, OF the war of 1879, &c, having
passed bo,h houses Of Congress, and presuming thai
signed will make out and forward the claim ~ N
those who may imploy him sol o do.
Having kept a complete Record Of NIL Claims
heretofore made out by him, he iatters himself that
ne can successfully prosecute all such claims as
may again DO iIltrustcd 10 his care.
WIN. ARNOLD.
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A Western Locomotive Fireman
to his Friend in the East.

TOLEDO. Nov. 12, 1854.
DEAR J1M:-Why don't you pack up
plumber and come here? We have rare
sport, l can tell you-you may bet your
life Of that. When l FIRST come out here, l
fonnd had the ager a good deal. Ishook
every other day for six months, and then
got a going every day. Took more q~uinine
than a horse could draw. After a while
Joe Smashup asked me to run on his en-
CINE and fire for hin. You wont shake
long on my locomotive, says he, for if
pine knots don't drive out your ager, one or
two collisions II fix you complete
Wall, on the engine | went, and | haint
shook since. It's better than a Kolagog.
Joe is a perfect brick. He rether run
into > train or drove Of cattle than not
You'd oGghtt to see the horns fly sometimes
We bad a little fun the other night, andTn
tell you how it was The other train, tina
we met every night at Pilsup ~stataion; has
been in the habit of holdin' on the track on
our time, and the conductors hal two or
three jawins about it. Our conductor SAYS
TO the other, says he, II you don't get off
on the other track a little ~livelier in futur,
I'll run into You some night-sure's yu
live
Then the other one says, you run inter
me and you'll get cleaned out certain
And III stay on the track twelve hours; if
fked-you bet yoqr sweet life o thal!'
'Wall, says our conductor, when you
stand on the track on my time, you've get
20 60 back 70 the east end of the side track
to switch off, or youth ketch it some dark
night
NO. says t'other one, 4 amt a going 10
the east end of the side track to sp u IF
eettain's yop ligg.'
Wall. then, you'll get smashed up, sure's
you live
wall. you jest Try it on
wall, you'll see.
wall, you'll ser.
'You'llm make a heap %runuin' INTO me,
reckon
WAL, you u make q heapo y holdin' on
ttrthe trackA-that's certain
Wall, you see, that's HE kind Of talk We
had once or twice, and the other night a
bout half p4st two il the morning they gol
ri the station ahead Of us and held on
The conductor ggts into the depo and cocks
hi feet on the stove AZ cool as a cucumtcr
leavin' s~rain-eigbt passenger cers--on Il e
rack. the depo man is a vide awake chap
and becausa wfeh man was sick and
PA duty, he knowed he hfd got to turn the
switch II thc traia was put on to the id
trick for ps y 30 by 50 he went ii and
axed fhe conaactorif he wan't goin' on to
tie u Z track?
p sposs SOL
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE

Tlse Great Purifier Of GI,e Blood
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let the fiicted Read and Ponderi
An lnfallible Remedy for S%ciofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Postules on the Face, Blotches, Boils,
AgITe and Fever, CHRONIC Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or Tet er, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain oil
the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, S~yphilitIc
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal complaints, and all
Diseases arising from an I'M urious Use of Mercu-
ry, lmprudence in Life, or lmpurity of the Blood.
&f- This great alternative medicine and Purifier
of Blood is now used by thousands of grateful pa
tents from all parts of the United States, who tes-
tify daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of all medicines, GARTER $ SPANISH
MIXTURE" NEURALGIA, Rheumatism. Scrofnla
%fruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, VI
GERS, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases
ofthe throat, Female Complaints, Pains and Aching
of the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and i~nes'imable remedy.
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has vet bee
found to compare whit. 1t cleanses the system O
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liv
err and hlndneys, strengthens the Digestion give
tone to the Stomach, makes the skin clear and healn
thy, and restores the Constitution, enfeebled by dis.
ease or broken down by the excuses of youth, to its
pristine vigor aud strength.
For the Ladies', it is incomparably better than all
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of Carriers
parish Mixture will remove all s~ailowness Of COM
EXON, bring the roses mantling to the cheek. rive
astcit5 to the step, and improve the general health
remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines
YER heard Of.
The large number of certificates which we have
ceived from persons from all parts of the United
ates, is he best evidence that there is no Humbug
bout it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
physicians, and public men, well known to the com
munity, all add their testimony to the wonderful eli
tects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Alma
mac, and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest
of all Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS.
Proprietors, No. 3Pe6rl Street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be
addressed.
And for sale by Jno. M'Bean, John Bcall, Cadiz;
Cannon & Henderson, New Athens;J ]. F. ramblet,
Deersville; T. F. Brown, Moorefeld, and by Deal
ers in medicines every where.--n23-1y
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M. G, SLEMMONS

AJ H1S UIU SIdHU dSdIuJ
rs prepared TO do all kinds of Blacksmithing, Horse
L Shooting, &C., in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. lie keeps constantly OF
hand and for sale cheap, the following articles:
Two horse Wagons, and Buggies,
Hall and Speer's lion center Flows,
Iron double shovel plows,
Steel tooth Cultivators.
He will keep an assortment of plows and point
constantly on hand. He can furnish hillside anC
sub.soil pIows, on the shortest notice.
Cadiz, o.. April %, l654..tf.
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TINE subscriber wishes to purchase a large Lotto
i. seasoned lumber, suitable fer all kinds of Wa
gon and Carriage making, DC. for which the very
highest price in CASH win be paid, il delivered, soon.
enquire at M. Slemm0ns' blacksmith shop.
Cadiz, June 20, is5i-3t hi PENN.
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that at my instance
~ q wit OF attachment was this day issued by
township, Harrison county, Ohio, against the goods
chattles and effects Of Robert M. Ruby, an abscond.
ing debtor, for the sum Of tifiy.six dollars ard fitv.
sis cents. Dated May ~, '55. JOHN YOUNG
May 30, 1S5s-lt.
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Ihe best RargainS

THAT have ever been offered ut JoHN McCoR.
i MIcK's chenp cash store, can now be ad. His
stock is full and complete, embracing every n variety
Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing, Groceries &c. his stock has been seiec.
TO sell cheaper than ever before. Give him Ascal
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will dos "a
avs without buying something
JOIN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz o. April o6, 1854. ssE ss@ gInn
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1856. 1855
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JAMES STEWART
1855
has RECEIVED MS STOCK OF
SPRING DRY GO0nE

-
ITO which he respectful invites an examination.
l. His stock this spring. is unusually large and At.
%tTHctive, apd comprises every VaIiety of
FANCY AND STAPLE FABRICS.
A large and superior assortment ofLadies Dress
Goods.
Plain and embrnided White and Colored Grapes.
Tibet, Cashmere, and other spring Shawls. A
fine selection Swiss, Mulls and g~aconet, of French
and Austrian Einbroideries. Also, an assortment
Of Plaid, Striped. Embroidered and Plain white goods
Nespolitan, English Straw, do. CONSTABLE, do. white
Chip, French Lace, do. Gimp, and every other style
OF Spring and Summer Bonnets. Silk Bonnets will
be received weekly throughout the season, thus en-
abliag US to have the latest styles as they appear in
the East. Bonnet Ribbons. A splendid assortment;
also a full assortplent Of Mantua and trimming Rib
bons. A complete stock Of housekeeping goods
Mattings, Oil Cloths, Carpets, &c. Manufacturer
agents for Green and Buff Transporter Mt Curtain Oil
Cloths; also Patent self.abjusting Curtain Fixtures,
Tassell, etc.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A large stock of Prints, Ginghams, Tickings,
Checks, Stripes, Satinets, Jeans, Bleached and Bro.
Sheetings, Nankeens, Cottonades, etc, ETC, togeth.
er with a great many other goods in our line. useless
to particularize, to which we respectfully invite the
attention of purchasers, as we will continue to sell
at such prices as 70 fully sustain our well known rep
utatioa.
8J-Remember the Place, on the corner formerly
occupied by J.P Wood. JAMES STEWART.
May 2, 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

John MCCORMICK has this day associated with
y him his brother, A. q. Mccormick, in the Mer.
chandi2ing business. They will continue the bust.
ness at the old stand, where they will be pleased to
see all thci old customers, and will sell them goods
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
AS wish to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note
JOHN MCCORMICK.
CndiZ. Iannnrv 9th 1850
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Take Notice.

"A LII persons indebted to me, by note or Book &c.
IA count, are requested TO call Immediately and
settle the same ii Lot attended to they will be- found
IN the hands Of the proper officer for collection.
. 6r Also Tie Book accounts nd Notes Of al, II.
Burich, have been assigned to ME, and will be col.
.lected without delay K. j.. BENNETT.
Cadiz, aug. 7'54
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CCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCoWBA SNUFF
- a fresh supply, for sale at
may A, 1858 JOHN BEALL'S.
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SHAVING.

/ WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
j Cadiz that ! have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
[ would respectfully ask the public 10 give me a cali
at Number two"