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PITTSBURGH, Sept. Is.
The cholera has broken out with great
violence in various parts Of this city and
vicinity, and is frightfully fatal It's i'm
possible to say how many caseO have oc-
Cured, but there have been ninety five
deaths reported during the last thirty-six
hours. Some well known citizens have
been carried off within three or four hours
after being attacked. The number of
deaths reported to-day is forty The
weather is now cooler and more favorable,
and the new cases are said to be of mild.
cr type.
The Supreme Court in session here, ad-
journed in consequence of the epidemic.
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OSCAR II. mnnIEE.

This gentleman, Of Scoto County, was nomiuated
by the Wing Convention, held in Portsmouth on
Thursday last candidate to represent this the 10Th
District, in Congress. II is hardly worth while for
us to coy that be will be elected as it is sure thing
jackson county ntiiys the nomination.
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MONROE FUIsNAOE.

understand from good authority that this cs.
tablbhment has been closed aud all hands dschurg
ed on account Of tho scarcity Of money, There are
several other, we understand, will close this Fall -
This is Truly bad state Of affairs as ii will throw
many persons out Of employment the coming winter
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no SHOE MAkEmn Ann nrlIEus

Dealers Ia Leather aad Shoe Findings are direct.
ed b the advertisement oI Nv A. ?. Osborn, in an.
ether column Of to days paper lis establishment
is IN No. 5, Market street. West side opposite the
Na:ksl House, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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N. G. sTMnONS

The Beksys MDgciAn, Is informed that his Shaw
Bills have been printed according to conuuct aud va
would be glad for him TO call aud get them Ii hi,
request Is not complied with .oon he will hear from
us again.
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Leather and Findings.
A AAO LBS Red Sole Leather Just re.
4sUUU ceived and for sale, at the

A A0A LBS Red Sole Leather Just re.
4sUUU ceived and for sale, at the
New Leather and Findings Store.
No. 5, Market street, West side, opposite the
Market house.
ALso-Oak-tanned Sole Leather, Upper
leather and Kipp, Philadelphia and French
Kipp and calf skins, liningss~ bindings, aud
Morocco of all kinds Also--Harllcss, -Sfiifs ltirs
ing, Bride Leather, etc. etc.
Shoe FindiagS and Kit,
The best assortment ever offered in this market.
If you doubt it just call at the exclusive Leath.
er and Finding store, and be satisfied,
A. p OSBORN.
Portsmouth, Sept, 81, 81 26-tf
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Administrators Norice.

Estate Of Hdrlau Patterson, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri.
~ Der has ben appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate of Harlan Patterson
late Of Jackson county Ohio, decd.
L. E. KNAPP, Admir-.
Sept. 81, '54. 2G-3w
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ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.

On Monday lat as some youngsters we're out guu
ming. short distance below town, young man in
the party, shilc in the Of shooting off gun came
asar being severely injured by the burning OF guam.
tiy Of posder which be held in bi. hand Ic care
ful Boss.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that lhe subscri.
l y bers have been appointed and qualified as
Administrators OH the estate of Baty Elliott,
late of Jackson county Ohio, decd.
WATSON ELLIOTT, and
EZEKIEL lNMAN, Adm'rs.
Sept, 81, "a, 26-3w
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Attachment Notice.
Samuel Ray, Plaintiff,
Stephen G. Phillips e. Henry II.
MhM..I

Stephen G. Phillips & Henry H.
M'Neal, Defendants
TENHE above defendants who are non residents
Il of jackson county, Ohio, is hereby noti-
he'd, that on the LIST Day of September, 1854.
an order Of Attachment in the above case, was
issued against them, by John Goodrich, Esqr,
one of the Justices Of the Peace of Washing
ton Township, Jackson county, Ohio, for the
sum Of thirty-lour dollars and twenty five cents,
at the instance of the above plaintiff, and that
said cause has been continued BY said Justice,
until the 21th day of October, A, d, 1854, at
on o'clock. P. NJ of said day.
sept. II, 81 25-3w
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Railroad Business.

The Columbus Democrat says: "We
learn that several railroad companies OF
this State are aboutt to unite in erecting a
Union Shop in this city, TO be used in
building and repairing their rolling stock.
An eminent machinesl of Cincinnati, has
been engaged to superintend the whole. "
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
CELEHHA

The Teachers and Scholars Of this Sabbath schoo
intend taxing an Excursion upon the Cars on to
morrow, FhdSy) morning. Ample arrangement
Are being made for good time
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UWhile in Portsmouth lew days ago, We bad
ths pleasure Of tsdng BY the hand Col William
Allen, Of Ross county. Tho Col. looks we'll, and
stands as Hloa as he ever did, in our opinion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
KNOW NOTHINGISM
~NFO=EEnp.

nWlNG to the recent catastrophy occasion.
" ed, to all branches of busin, IS through the
agency of Know NOlhingism, and the crisis o {
important events in consequence thereof ap.
preaching rapidly. We the Subscriber, would
respectfully offer our services to the citizens Of
jackson and vicinity, in the following branches
of business, to wit House. Sign and Orna
mental Painting. Also-Glozing, Paper Hang
ing and Wall colorng all of which shall be
done In style, not TO be surpassed, and at Prices
the most reasonable. All work done by us
Warranted.
aJ- Orders of business left at DR.. MiIlers, or
I. r. Clewers, will be attended to promptly.
JAooB CL4AR,
SAMUEL BURDlTr.
sept, 81, Sd 26-ly
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A Dinner for five Hundred!
Notice.

YIHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
= tween the Undersigned, under the firm
name Of Holiday, Price g. Co., is this day dis
solved, by mutual consent P. P. Price, and
W. LOngbon, Withdrawing from the firm, and
the four remaining undersigned are authorized
to receive all claims due the firm, and are to pay
all debts owing by the same, and TO assume all
liabilities incurred, and to discharge all obIiga.
tiOns entered into by said company.
W. LoNGBoN,
PIP. PMcE,
A. WILSON,
Ut, HoLLlDAr,
G. w. MCoMIcK,
WIS. M'CoRM1cK.
Jackson, September a, 1854, 26 -iw
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Inc Convention then prepared 10 bal
lot for a candidate.
Mr.. Slimson, of Lawrence, proposed
the name Of Simeon Nash, OF Gallia.
DR.. Laird, of Jackson, proposed the
name oi II, S. Bundy, OF Jackson.
Joha Mckinley, of Ross, proposed the
name Of J. l.. Taylor, Of Ross. but lear.
ming that he was not candidate, with.
drew the name.
l.. N. Robinson, proposed the name Of
Oscar f. Moore, of Scioto.
A Ballot was had with the following
result--the vote was taken by counties:
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINCS!

Col. ]. W. DAVIS, of Portsmouth,
the Democratic Candidate for Congress,
in this Congressional District, will ad,
dress the people of Jackson County, on
Friday the 29th day Of the present month,
at the
COURT HOUSE In JACKSON,
At one o'clock P, NJ, ofSaid day. Also,
at the Town of
OAK HILL,
On Saturday, the 3Oth day Of the pres.
ent month, at one o'clock P. NJ. The
friends of Liberty and Equal Rights, are
expressly invited, as well as the cOmmu.
nifty at large.
Jackson, Sept, 9lst, 1854.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
A I my instance, writ oil Attachment, was
IA issued on the 9th day of Septem Der, 1854,
by T. N. Howell, Justice OF the Peace, for
Lick Township, Jackson county, Ohio, against
the goods, chaites, rights, credits, moneys $, and
Effects of Austin French, nonresident debtor
of Jackson county, which case will be heard on
the 9th day Of October, 1854, at 9 o'clock, P,
M, of said day, at T. N. Howsll's Office.
LENNON MICKER.
sept. 81, '54. 26-3w
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Total number Of votes cast, 89--nsc
esary to choice, 45--No election.
A second ballo, resulted as follows:
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PORTSMOUTH, MARKET,
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 81, 1854.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY oAKEs BUsK1RK
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17
GERMAN
Uroscopic Physician

"a
MOULD respectfully iniofm the g..-.r,.
w Brandon and vicinity, that be- ~ .tig
Medicine on the h,th.N.4-N DROsCofe -.
which lead. hin "a locate and destnhs ~ w. =
nf disease ufa rHHONfC CHARAC1Lhi
utmost aernfnfy and satisfaction. A dvsh .s.
tanning abDut iwou nnres u urine -le''fa 7. -s
mHriiiIq--'yith u;is uknie and age Of ihf P-' -
nuabie biu o. treat rircrrtfuily ihs f4si q
hsasr, one Undivided csB bring ssfeff'
medicine rAH be- sent a. any pan n sac f
remedies arrwhoiiy 81 the HsT0psip 80 49,
tonhs essentially iieni ihose oi any a'hH y
hchual, CONSISTING 81 & heJHfrAlr api - ~
innst concentrated funH, ahd shiaihed 49,. .
sivelb h"Hfibe vegetable hinE1ehli sini'i'' b.
consruienrf Of bulk, A., h.fetYtue az e.
THEFT general use. l'hliks the pslieni nAn'' 49,
are reliable, efhsirn And safe sciits -. Z
Wiih natifr's laws, " iiiaut oiirffsiipi = ~. II
the vital ninot0ns N organic life. ~ Ii "
IL ~ The two systems 10 thsH siFaif't, ','..sss
removal % disssee, No lsaVs Tor psoFf
sshss " determine. ..s. -
saneulns That he l. ENLISTED ~ EisS h. 10
cause IT humaniiy land for jutthAhs ~ r.
and resiuraliop "a health u tiilss sHh'' ,slld
ease, ai.h whom are associated 10 ft'' -. .
meat. ii iifs, ~ sshnnt tat ihuif and ~ -
r,s'iis considerations ~ ihis mot iH'l', n, hs
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humble snd Rrslnigi frepifnis ~ ~ =. ''s,fi b
daily nsssiyihg fhrf s0lfiRiau gf4n"N - tiff
the hinsf Enthusiastic fsfirF, - n1ffs -, . q
sod siekasa. come e y hish ssfs ~ vN +, r.r
irene ease. u nlia.ry, II iIDiH ~ @
staIidine, noN fepi Isd and a fiiF ~ -
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iisi - safrssshh Treatment and sais ~ ...' -
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17
BI LgTil ErTTrRs rIfTyL
TIE HYDROM ACEN,
HsRcOURT. BRGDLEi & co
90 n.ss.s 81. ussshs.s.s.


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AS hssfia, sales r.As ees - 90 Palfs - tfs
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pfefeailrs 1T CeNsRt, t1ins, hsossasiris hfa
81, snA Ns.,estrlas,
a.p'. sire. pr pair. - ocnts-
Ladies' do so -
Bs,s' a ni....' do as -"
seyfts Trlsa tfs RetaE ffir~s make vsfl
ts.sfsi aistees gsisrs And " hsle<aiers, 30 loa
an sfostses.Fr .sy naAis aue psssAi 81 ihc1 sale
s6ii. thsy are - sstisis that faay he ksf 10 sal
stoss. ssRfsas say titss II E,saos.
Dor tsfsas. afgit a.
HARCDt RT. BRADLEY a CO.,
rm5 3s Ans street, Nsw-Nerk. 4. =.
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Eist Of Gifts.

100 Marble Bnsts ot Washington ALL. 500. $4,000
loo CIay,........... 100 10000
lOn Nrhstcf,.s........ fpO lu,nup
100 talhonn,.......... 100 l0,OVo
% elegant OH Painting, in splendid
giitsmes, -izc by q. each 100 5000
100 elegant Oh Paintings by q. each, so 5000
500 steel plate Eneravings, brilliantly }
eol'd in oil, rich gilt frames 2iby I
80 inches each, 10 1900
10000 elegant steel plate Enfravings,)
col'd IN Oh, uf the WAsuISGruN
MoNusfSr, 20 by 2d in each, 10000
ss5 900 steel plate engrayings from 100
different plates, now in posses
siun Of, aud owned by tho Ar
lists Union, Of the market value
oflroui so cts To 81 90 each. 900
Grst class Dwelling In 3lst It,,
\. y. City, 900
y building lots ia 100 and l0lst streets,
NY city, each % by 100 f.
deer, At 81 900 $1,000
40 Villa Sites, containing each l0, 900
"a. f. In the suburbs Ut New York
CITY, and commanding lnagnlh-
cent view ~ the II udsun River
and Long Island sound, ats 500 10000
20 perpetual hams Of cash, without inter
est or security, OF s250 each, 5000
81 do 100 5000
100 do of so 5000
80 do. Of 20, 5,puO
2,nl0 do. Of 10000
Reference in regard To the real estate, =. J. Vi..-
curHt A. Co., Roai Estate brokers, N. Y. Orders,
fIst paid, with money enclosed, 10 be addressed,
J. W. HOLDROOkE,see'
sos Broadway, N Y.
01rThe EngrayIng- in the eatal ogue are now ready
ior delivery -iomO
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17

WIN az "i iheu accompanying evils, Cancer except
$40 NJ matter how severe az how long standing
The tathClicoB far sliTpasseH other remedies In he
inR nufe certain less expensive, aud leaving the nys
HIN IN better condition. Let all interested call and
TIE most respectable Fources, OF the beneficial results
OF il use together with isliafs irom highly eSpo-
ilenood Physicians wbo have used Il in their prao-
lice, and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
=, u. PeckbaIn, NJ. D., utica, n. "! H. u. Fleming
n D., canandagns, n. VI N. IL. Mills, NJ. D., Roch
tster, r. y; d. Y Fnote, NJ. d., Syracuse A. ~ Prof
Dunbar, ". y. Baltimore, ND W. W. Reese, NJ. u.
Hen f1k City w, Prescott, N. ID. Concord, n. n
J. =. Nt~land, N. %. Utica, N. Y Z Rev. C. X. Beard
Glenn springs, \ &.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of G. BURT a
noN, Druggists, AGENTS, Rutland, VT also sold BY
Pond Morse, Rutland l.. Copeland, Middietawn
thsncey l. Ease, brandon Charles Chapman Mood.
iiock 4 q Nichol-, fastleion. g4yl
DR. Lerr addrsssed @ ne NJ Mr.. Csrtis Hatch
fgtHf, at Rauesaa Ohio.
10 Ds. M.scmsii--i have been ten years troubled
sith Female Com lantsprolspsus u,eri, and all the
attending difficulties az times rendering nv lie
Bnsi miserable. have had the Attendance II some
al the best physicians with bat liie sueress; tho
iios' they could Dc was TO relieves cure was out Of
the question. fot hye months before commencing
VIII your medicine, had not been able To- perform
any labor, rihd walk hui few steps az time, and
scarcely went out - dntfslb sbn,t wa ena,uiete
" lsiFsird, both IN body aud mind and espcetra
% drag out tbs resi- u my days in suffering aud mise
~. Bat reading your advertisement I waE induced
10 ~ your ln"aluahl. inedirine called Uterine Ga
ihplcun, a. the last resort. had not used week
tfinfe felt Ike another woman Ny the use ofthtee
hostile wa- enabled to perform all The ttbuT fsr -
10 The family with ease and could walk anywhere
IN The hsigtMHhrDd NlthDut injury. Nothing Lt,i a
sehse Of ny duty Ia you aud u tle afflicted ha. in
hnced me "a state nay Go the public sau safe
" recommend tha preparation 10 all those suffering
vac my-eL lHisbed.l Mfa. sAslH A. BI,sof.
y. 49, mAitCfifsi a. CO.. Proprie ors
tchifal Depot, 5oi Roadway, Y.
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CRIAEA.--Cr,mea, the ancient Idur- |
lea Cersoaeshs, is quadrangular pen
insula Of Southern Russia, formed by
the SEA Of AEof aud the Black Sea-
], comprises the chief part Of the Rus
sian Province OF Taurida. aud is diyi-
ded into four districts, named after the
chief town in each, simpheropol, Eupa-
ioria, Theodosia and Perekon.
The Solghit River runs diagonsily
across mea, dividing il into two
portions ne northwestern one is
vas plain the soil OF which is imprcg-
mated with salt, and only fit for pas,ur-
age, with climate bo, and dry in sum.
mer and cold and humid in winter
The southeastern portion consists Of
mountains interpreted with fertile viii
lagos. Here the climate il mild and
heahbful. and the soil rich, producing
IN abundance all the grains and fruits
of southern Europe. The mountains
picturesque and varied scenery. Vast
herds of cattle are reared here, and
beds in profusion--the honey Of Cher
sobesus has been famous from all anti
putty. The dromedary is used by the
Tartar population as beas, Of burden.
II is this portion that the French and
English troops have entered.
There is population in Crimea Of
about 100000 They are mixed
race Of Greeks, Turks, Cossacks, and
Tartars, the latter prevailing. Their
changing history eanno, be better illus.
iraied than by the fact that each OF their
towns has three different names. They
have been transferred from one ruler 10
another four times in succession, always
subjec, 10 some power, and never indie.
pendent The Greeks erected here the
small kingdom Of the Bosphorus. They
gave place in the thirteenth century Il
the Mongol Tariars, who were subjected
in turn by the Turks in i475 and these
: were compelled in their turn to yield ia
: 1888 to the Rassia.s, who we're sup
planted by the French and English il
is3A--Aiaany Erening Journal.
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Cabinet Furniture and Cha


HsBtoon's Bsid,HQ, brad 81 HasdiagisnH p.
NosEs CURTIS is now offering lafrs aud =
wi eral assortment u Sofas, Ientrf, Gard itgs.
and Extension Dining Tables, MahoRaHy aA
walnut, cans-seat aud common Cham b4'1-
Bedsieads, Hat stands, Chamber set, a. p
hair, palm leaf aud husk Mstircssef, spnli =
Lookinf glasses, Clocks, ricture-fames' Wen ~
portable Desks, &c.
Ready .Hads CeHns ~ all sizes and desffes
Mahogany cofhns furnished 10 order ~ -9e1i
Having purchased New and Rich Gooa' p 4.
hest manufacturers, at cash prices, he y We ~. ~,
attention OF the public Ia the inspeftidn d do
Rutland fsb.s I9,,ie53.
1.-THE Place 10 buy Tfusses' sNHl'a" y, =.
j ees, and Abdominal Supporter - 81 W \
stores u Pond a Morse, Main aud hs'ihas
Rutland, VI
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DIR. }. u. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated CathOlieOn,
eOr the relic & cure Of suffering Females,

II stands pre- EN-
ineBt for It's euTA-
tive powers n all
tho diseases fur
which II 10 recon
nDebded, usually
called
Female Complaints.
OF these are PHo-
, Lar,us urrHI, nr
, Falling ofth Q
Womb, fLuoH Al
aus, OF Whites !
CnRoNic isrLAn
NATION Asb VI
CEHATiOS OF Inn
WonH fNciDrs
tai IlgsoEHHAGn,
OF Flooding PAIs-
EUI. NyppHEfsYp.
a y u iHRfouiAR
MsrsInusTfos,Ar
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