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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10
Slate Roofing.

WLibe undersigned, having made extensive a.
w fahRenfnts. annaenfe 10 the public that ua
hold ourselves ~ readiness % do WoTh ~ the Kind
aud hehr il's in,ei faaeticsl nsn IN fAis sfiBifF
bop" "a ~seufs h'stai share u Iiublir aifunsgr.
~ w"fk warranted. Otninanie sfiDns pIin,,.tlY a.
tended 60 Also. . bret ~ reisncas gives.
faifhsr y, Msy I, 1854. 1871.
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NEW fotkt lice. Hfh, lh13.
came 10 New York In the ship Telegraph my
hatye place u ~. John, New nfunswirk when I
reached this eity my health was very poor had
sefy had eaDgi, raised good deal Of matter, which
wasHeagentiy mined with biand had pain in my
ieit side, and was yery weak and s1naeiated. Ny
friends aud ply seIaB pronounced NY case san.inp
iien, and beyond the reach 81 medicine I accident.
ally heard q" Or. Carries Ny geaHa, OF inhAiBg yge
ah Napof aud Ghetry rinp, and obtained a package
winch serily believe was The means af saving my
HE roon otter wearing the inbsief, found q re-
LEVIED The pressure on my lungs, and after while tbs
disease made iis appearance upon the sHriaee under
the lnhalsf, ! toak ID. cbsrfy syrup as difeeied,
snd continued O. do 80, my cough gradually growing
beifsf until h entirely Jeff me- and consider
mfssi cured. shaii the Inhaler, a. the Of
% - rabst pleasant, and believing II strengthening
aud parfyinR 70 The lungs, iee nav ins AZ present
o. dispense VITA u.
JoHS WOOD.
Sold ny BOYD PAUL, M. 20 foftiAndf street !
9. n. KING Garner Of John street and BfosdwHy, n.
Y. Price ~ package.
\. h.--tny psr.nn iaclosinF 81 10 Besp FsrL
60 Crsffs fssTfrs, New fofk, win receive park
age containing bottle 81 HyEssn NHtai, one u
'beffy syrup and m Inhaler, 10 . neat boa By
pI-s,, free 10 shy part " the United Etaiss 90 fonr
packages fiaf sl0 POND 4 MORSE. Agents.
ADDISON Bftk-Fnfs}erd
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TIMBER LOT FOR SALE.

i 90 hfanrh - tbs sfseE hluHfsiH, q = niilsf
s'sih east a hgliahe, heafiy fiinisisd 90 hsacA
- u n,iis - psiiie fnsa sia isa nov innlbsr
inius Slttsf fI.f ilsri ~ ~. rild iaad
D. comparatively isf ffof strs. fi raisfcd. i.sr
fsfb isssi $40 y isu eissgsaf fsfiy a. sstfis1
laia nsssal'r - pssiefafs u rapsnsf qssiiiy ~
EaLH BAEAIY.
HsNsss. ess fNs, 49, W.
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BOOK STORE.
BY 4. A. FRlyk RUTLAND,
TSnpp TuP ntpuWEII unI'xT

III Ne hs AhlsvM NJ uNNUs
rsDEP TIE BiRpWELl n6rSE.
rus jast t.,a replssi,hea WITH a re.h supply II
IL hsoss, risisnsfs, AZ, wa,eh an suited 10 'he
sAais aAa tasfes u RAIDERS ana sri,Aars. We hase
ssen pars,eniaI 20 Psssis@e nsw irrisa.
SCHOOL Hoyks u .snft desirable klad, saltei
- caf Canasa sehecls saa Asaasslier Also, t.iss
picriDN snirs. Ws,s.,rsss ssess,er.. ai.s La,
"a. Grsah, Ffsnsh and Hsbsew. In addition We bsse
giff BOOKS. aud an sndlcss variety VI books fof
MIsCELLANEOus BOOKS.
large nnd eilcaep selection ~ standard Nosks, in
safig'is torns, sss q sAncrs prices. sueh as the
works -
Howli, Beattte,
Naatr nnefy, Goapsf
kfs Wk.H. Thompson,
Moote, shelly,
hl,m, Sect,
tsilinss ostiAn,
Gray. fenshs,
bafps, bynn,
WeEdswnrth, Pope,
i,s,urios ~ many sathors, rSmpicie WORKS u Add
FRAZER ROCKS, and HYMN BOOKS 10 salt ali
tssts and crefds, H.s,ss b. teach those who would
play skiilfaiy apsn the organ, Flute piAso ~ Meio
NEW HOOKS nv POPULAR AUTHORS
The foiirhn a.cfs, by tafiis, Gr,nneifs Lspr.
essiis IN search q SIR John fraakiia, Penn Leaves
Myrle Wfsslh, Trp o. The Trupirs, by \. 7. Willis,
This, THAT sna The oth.f, new and very inferesi,
ins work, by Ellen issaise Chandler, The Lamp
tighter, various new Wnfts upon RUSSIA, rnsb a.
Ru.sta as IL r. The Russlo Tufs is Campaign, also
A year with the rafkH hisn,
Oar Parted, just published, Tempest and Sunshine,
iifc in Kepfuety, The Plurality ~ Worlds by
Ft.s't Hitehoesk. Nsie 81 CEDAR, &e., &r.
Blank Books,
~ every kidd and variety, we have on hand, and
will sell at the lowest prices.
STATIONERY,
Paper Of every Kind and prcf, drawing Paper, nris
toi Board. and Psper af ue,stsmstie sud Poly chro-
matte drawing, Perforated. Ti-sae. aud Bistiing Ia
pot, Pencils. Drapef's air ,ish iassrands, ke-
At Frink's
PERIODICAL DEPOT,
will be souna, Al all times, HAper'-, painam's era
hams and Gedrs's Magazines, aud the Illustrated
Magazine Of Au.
Musical Instruments,
tespi hand, and viii he sold AT reaspnzhi. prirs
| MeisdeoHs, pus a adams, seraphipes, ~ vsr,oa
Kinds, and ~ the n,ssi approved styles. Fbcif In
| sifamsnts ats of superior time and workmanship
varying IN price from ets 10 $50 We ask psrteula
At,erti@a - this Part ~ our establishment
| Rshsnd, Aug eth, isSL
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WATER WHEELS
O M al q W N . r ~

II O M II q w N . n ~
r1,HE subscriber having purchased Of T,nor8r
Ross, his improvement on DIRECT ACTION
WATfE WHEELS, for the State of Vermont, pa
tented Sept. aith, 1850, is ready to furnish Water
wheels for Saw mills, Grist mills,
starch Mills. or for any other Water Wheels, such
as Paper Mills, Trip Hammers. &c.---
The advantage these Wheels have others is they
require much less water than any other wheels,
except Inv osrfsiiu, or svh-rs Saw
Mills. use from ~ 10 Ia5 inches of watsr, as the
head OF water requires. Fourteen feet head Of
and IS inctss OF water IL sufficient Ia drive
saw Mil.
These Wheels arc made Of iron, and cast in
piece There various 81 Wheels 40 inches,
feet, feet and feet They are constructed that
they be attached 10 wooden shafts, without alter
Ing original betting or gearing.
Address SIMEON H. BUXTON,
l6ly Proprietor, Rutland, VI
REFERENCES.
Nathan @ Pierce, Westminster, Windham Co.
John Lund, Groton, MINIMUM. Caledonia Co.
Gardner A. Fyler, Burke. DO do
Joseph NJ. stevens, tiardwiek.... do do
Chauneey q. Drown, sheffield,... do do
Alfred Gray, Sheffield. .......... do do
PhilaBder Owen, Glover, ....... Orleans Go
John Kelly, Brighton, ............ ESSEX Co.
Lyman NJ. sharwin, Hydepark,... Lam,iie Co.
FOR SALE - Slate, $50 squares u all sizes
tmostly lsrge) Of very ssperur quality. Apply to
W. u. WILSON,
Agt Franklin Slate Quarry, at Beaman'. Hotel,
West Poui tDs,,
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The Committee believing that the success ef ihis
Great National Undertaking

VII 10 WIHTFFa " " UT fVfFF NM tfFtF
Iui-r nf Intelligent aud per-esering Agents, have
sol, ed 10 irrSt with such m the mort terfal terms
Ani pef-sn ishiug become an Agent, by send
isg fp,sst paid,1 81. viii receive by
RETURN or MAIL,
One poiiat Engraving, = "GifT TICKET" ~ pros
prtt0s, Sraiaaga. aud all other necessary inform
Htuu.
on The hasi csmpiston of the sale, the GIFTS will
he placed IN the hands of committee ~ the rntchas
efs he d~tfilted doe notice Of which will he Wv
~ Throughout the United states and the Canadak-
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Albany AGRICULTURAL. WORKS
Bm,.Aeus. cad S,sd Sgarr.


Albany AGRICULTURAL WORKS
es.sAs1s, sa< Sod Sser.
ruSut a ca. auas MAaniartsfrfs q rsrssYr
.~,sasrfsg FsHsl sasassss ft'M-s Fe~sss 49, osef
49, fas.sasss nssA..s. ssa s.Fs'ss.s. -. So
Aef,aso1tsi Naehfp~s sea lssFssuent. ufiss istr-i
ssa - - .lusssra ssaes tftsutl e.Nlsss a ussis
s,a ''s.. =. s ~ 80 49, $50 = 30 ~ y
sls.st.ss. Aisang, M
nEsxN q. rNraf. tsMEs NNnfftib
Public ussse Registers.
NINNrrAeTtHEp ass ~ ~ "
ela,ss, usrsh TsA
Wedding Envelopes
CAKE noxEs.
"a, rrssi,eS ~ TrrrLrs co.
AMERICAN
ARTISTS UNlONll
IN. Aa,,,,.s ,r,.,.' t-r.nn. w,a,,s Repeatedly
sats p - tas e.tscs. ~ ,ss~ iia~4 -,air@ and tis
tsAaas. Ih4t ~ th~ iafrs.e ~ saitisssins taste
ff ess 80 t'n~ssss, tfss eaniTs, sna y ~ me
~ rashiins ~sg, fatnii, - eeasne ss-ss~-s u
saiirf, q f,nfrssiars, W tas
FIRST ARTISTS OF Tia AGE,
The, have ae,s,tliHed. ~ ofaef frssis exisa
s4~ h tnrtaSIegs, atd thus MT otfy ave
vslli,assu b. iafre supet 90 assists ard uhefs,
hai in-lsis among oaf es'ansrl as.s sasis tos
Works Of Art,
irrssai w. ~ Of shsif ehgtssiafs, ~hen
asi,ao %, fi,sa --lid,
assooo GTrTs or ACTUAL COST
OF &l5O,0OO.
Each Fafchsacf ~ t,ae Dollar Enrnvtas, there
ne, rrtetYe- nd oeit sr Enrtss'nS uthp wufth
ihe nsuhey hai alss irket shics enuties him "a
isae ~ the GIFTS " hrn they are a'siIshtied.
fH Fise Dollars, bishiy finished Easrsvins,
tssatiisil, painted W OIL, End
FIVE OFT TICKETS,
r,li he sent ~ Five nui.LAk'r worth 81 sl'lcn
"a Engraving be selected iIuin the Catalogue
cop a the Caisiorac, tarsiirf with specimen
q ane u the EaFsssmE-. c4a ~ sees at the Office
tithis paper.
Pa each iiiiar seat an fasfaviuf actually WORT
This and Iiti tiokei viii Immediately be Tor
Wafard. a.
I
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". earnestly iDrilr ali Isrsons who Sfs sui'ris,
sny ct tilt Ills that .t Is heir 90, 10 can uu 30
buis Hg-nt, aud get copy Of Bulls fsrfiJ -
ohtTIs anu for tie take u humanity, ~ ~
fngl. indisinal sili Nv find nnW i.hus iau' -
kArtApsfilin IRfAL. alter i.aiiug, and frfss "
the i.nih part u bs number u c.rtibeates NJ s'iaH-
reformed by his saisaPafilla. he H1'H
testimony voluntarily ,hcvsrei on DR.. Hut ssf'g.as
hom veil khoAn and distinguished ipdiyiinRs -
public aud private ME- iias bs-n perfectly p'H'7
Principal oGices No. Gefscy rniidnl -
landt street, New York, aud No, fiith street.
vile. Kentucky.
for saio Wholesale aud Retail. BY POND tAo.a
Mab aud Washington sifceis, Rutland, W -
Agents In this vicinity. 1911
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ANEW METHOD.


MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY HAS
N recently been made by DrcIRIis, for the snre
OF Asthma, Consumption irunt hits, Coughs Colds,
aud all Lang Complaints, by Mediesied Inhalation.
Dr. CURTIs's HYGEANA, OF iNHALiNG ny.
8EAN VAPOR aud CHERRY SYRUP, has accom-
piirhed the most wonderful cufeh of Asthma and
Consumption IN tho City Of New York aud vicinity
TOR a few mcaths past, ever known To man. II Is
producing an impression on Diseases q the Lungs
never before Witnessed by the medical pfocssiou--
lFee certificates IN hands Of Agents.
The fnhafer u worn on the breast, under The linen
without the least Inconvenience, the heat Of The body
being sufficient Ia esapofaie the uid supplying the
lungs constantly with healing aud agreeable vapr,
passing isio sltfhe siress aBd passages o, the nngs
that cannot possibly be reached by any other medi
cine. Here Is case Of
ASTHMA CURED.
BhookLrs, n. V Dec. goth, 1853.
For about eight year. have been severely aiiicisa
with the Asthma ror the last two years have sui
Tered beyond all my powers Of description months
alta time have mt been able 10 sleep IN bed, get
ting what rest could sitting IN m, chair. Ny DIM
euiies OF breathing, and my sufsrHgs ~ gfeni
afnes, that fos hours together my fierds expected
earh boar would 10 my last. During the past sir
years have had the aid aud attendance Of some Of
the mort celebrated ysciaBs hut have received no
permanent bensht, aud but iittle rolief at length
had the good fortune 70 procure Dr. gnrtis y srana
or inhaiiDf ilyFean Apr and sherfy Syrup. A the
time frsi obtained H. was suffering under one OF
my most ulplsnt attacks ind wac In great disifess,
almost -udccaline i.f want of breath Ia Lees than
ten nnuios from the time applied the inhaler 10
my sioiaaeh, aud tsOk teaspounfi at tho Cherry
syrup, was relieved ia great measure from the
dilhruifY cf breathing aud had comfortable night.
have since continued u with The greatest possible
bc0eni, aud am now fnuparaIisl ~ we'll. God snl,
leised ne from. Ny advice 10 the suffering isTar
~ MAHGAAET EAfIUA.
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aT-iishr, What DR. sisrr, ph' siiar shd .,snsa
tt. top Of hi ptofasiun, rAssof l"hn hnh s|pAfsr
hay. b,v,l u-inT .onp hns SaifsPaniA N N
yaiirv Of CHRONIC disrnes, wih thr mfei halip ~
snI have 40 he,'niiph Ia r'comnttalhs u 60 H' p.
G.r tiie of sorufuia ~ phiiir, ana H tbabTo'
.tnnapsr al..ases. Yours. most isu"Dilji
i>.wispoft, ny, April q, 1870 Nm siAPF'
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IUNIsNIIIN FNF FNIH7 w
have examined the Int Of siSici-s that coups 80
Balls Extract of farsspRriis sns have no tsialtts
~, lug that u n safe aud valuable compound ls~s
prefer u to ANY article ~ ur. TOT the d-a'ss aia
nom an imuurr stat. II fi,r bfj faint VI ne fJae
1 cDoni.ntl, recommend II TO my friends is..
powerful Extract, and on. that b.lisse vii ,ev a
eiassar of dis.a-et. for which II " lepdl ~
according 10 directions ! believe II 70 h. tais
si,ce-dnu.unl 20 Mercury - Ma, | have M tsss
shsth-r Ia ti. meet violent aud protfarei sssf
syphilis accompanied with Nodes Iiopie iasatss %
bon,s, ~he,berii ougt, not % ,nresci "'e a rnsg
!. L., MtUoN IiKh
iInnnrnrA member IT the MelrAl Soes iA..l. ~
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INDICATED INHALATION.

+ ARD,-Lard ofthe best quality, at
IL @. u. COLE 4 co.
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Iounos, Ky, April 25h ,N9
sra rsrini, me 10 address 70 you a feW lines aud
The hsior 10 reply 10 request that will nsks =
rntei usien az ii,is letter, rir.
Hln graduate II iransy lsana Medical untsefsgiil
have prAciireh uairiBe M THE wilderness eaanif s
h, years bot owing 60 exposure 20 bitter cold ~,a III
have irrn irdispss.d with Acute RhsumAi-m sina q
uouthr AFTER having exhausted my nkti h. The ~
u-nt Of ny essr, aud deriving NO heurht, ~ inda
gi,. ,sur fluip iAfgAcr or ssRH.rshltL. isf 70
accordingly purchased bottle 81 ,onr ulelHe ~
,ourHgtnt Nj. i4eefer r. ifown, about tso SEEKS
ani ennisss thai one bottle hss eniirr' cusis
II my opinlun. that ynnr preparation of sseafs1
decidedly superior 10 any other pf,paration hev 10
art vii take gr.a, pi.asufs w reconnssniiup ~
.in, ted h.ihg remedial agent, and viii siIiss
piiy sirians 10 use !, ia their rrAe,ic., e,c
K.spcctiuiiy yours, ~ u. AlLLAhb
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Musical Instruments,

tespi On hana and will he sold f.asnsh. pri~rs,
MeisjeoIs. pus tfEiiisns, se'aphines, u vsrsoas
kinds, and ~ the msssi approved styles. Their In
sffbmsh,s ate of saperiar time and workmanship,
varying In price from etS 10 $50 We ask particular
A,tertiea D. this part ~ our establishment.
Rsissd, Aaf. 9Th, lsSL
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an & orgu'ss y sisf,
Sslis a. s.fiiifs
ltl.ss H.

'i.R s,taaftshis iasl. thsf among tis tpsisa,
enllnrnt rhlstaHs ~ho hS'~ ssantiusi iN i.I,
rhNA pnlls Ssfmpsfiiis V lfrtand, EN-. Hts u, =.
A.p.pei H. nut al approved y. ant eormusUi f Id.
htsn,st terms Mau4 phiticians rsFis.i ta.ts,.
siiasis w She ielsl thst y decidedly ts b., ..
tfun OF rstsapagiis ihHt hNs rfrf hisu tlill 81. .
pgtf,e. stiepsh uirf. srv mnnl thtF0ilns $50 - /,
u, ucsape. 20 hHtng tsit nrlpvr l"uisd 10 b. .st
n,.aJeiiun 1T Any lsfisuiat ruisais, hntsiL.srl,
thss MS, Hrpin,. ~ ii Ia the highest d,grs 49,, !,
e,h.r- whu ifsnhls .isd their siUpoH te h,sl :
rrtu,-ls nlidH thsy kueS J. ealasll" % iNsf - 90
,r,-i iu AZ afflicted community Asan .siisie, I'd. II
t,.iu~iuv ffnm oli and respectable phtsti.r, 4 I'D
.far1hs IN tho community Va ~hirh they rr,i
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tosrLusIyf.- Rev. y, W keh.H !. widely aus ssu'if
known NJ Hu eloquent sud accomplished pssoi Pi'Nk
b. rhnrrh, and Rev, y Stevenson has t.rii ttost va
OF the most talented nnd Eraiour ineinhrs ta II Ne
tuck, tonIsrrncs ouuid boat pf Tor MAY saf 80
this iius Is biing the high Hpd iosensible stahass
iur the NJ b.. Hook Concern.
L0tasynlE, MAY 2yh,m
We have used John hui sarrnparilR ani han -
q 20 tr USED win ,ntto sati-isniiun and ~ hsHs
heritRiiuu In Fiatiag our helist that Il d ~
,dHRbi. medical uinpouud, and calculated 10 ~.
much good aud tslrts uiuch suffering ahi trsa
would rheainly aud n,ost -~tn.stiy racomntnt -
afflicted v FhiN
tSignedj hItitf
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ay' Testimony lks tlv iuiiu~ius r,u1rrs snF+gaa |.
ali commences nH the Efficacy " rBA -sSriafaiis "
~ D. y Nsnicii ftnhfsnf If th,misify iu ths iovss
sls4ti.ai goAss have iHOke cSrr The sl Of ,ngsl.l
entseiis ini,,. Huis tpiplnupi hAirsci u ssuapsE
aid ha,. 10 hesitation in say rg that thy tru u
c,n pound. aaa thar praaises WI, 70 ,hruiG ds..
TO whie u " krrcah. l. 4 AANhkLi, Nj
lauls,t., Jans 8, lst,
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fhsN y, ~ lon. physician ,, appointment 30 ths "
lss,ls Msrine linsptial shss ei hu'ls rer.arsfiis
isuUisNuts Mach y ISIS
have "a Amirel the prescription int he pr'pAfaissf
sun tnisa ssssa,atila. aud nhste tbs contipsirps
d. eac-~nf ui,., and seh calculated 20 fr'siac
ai,srAys ittipf.ssiun the =, stem have usel "a
II, public sui private rraetire add thihk " 'As -
attolv ~ satragariiis nov IN use,
n pytks " b,
ma. Il
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GOLD a SILVER GOODS.

s.ugs q. nus>ss am. s.-.,ss.
~ 80 sfeas II rss4ssss A Nsfsss.st 49, hAiss
SIZE. r.esasf q 90. - ~
CID sTAEp, ckarsA street, Ruriinr,ea, W
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24
The Black Plague Of the l4th Century

There was one disease called tlrs black
death, the black plague, or the great NOV
tality. The most dreadful visitation of i;
was one that began in China, spread over
Asia and in the year 1913, entered Europe
Europe was then, however, not unused to
plaques. Six others had made themselvc,
famous during the preceding eight and fort,
years. The black plague spread from the
South of Europeto the North, occapyins
about three years in its passage. In two
years it had reached Sweden : in three year!
had conquered Russia. The fatal influence
",,o"s ,"un ilpc 70 Iveci>c IT,
Europe was full of petty wars. Citizens
were immurcl in cities in unwhocsom,
houses, overlooking filthy strcts, as il
heragucred fortrcsses !; for robbers, if no
armies, occupied the roads beyond thci
gates. IIusbandmcn were starving trUda
slaves religion was mainly superstition
ignorance was dense and morals wer,
dcbaScd and little control was set upor
the passions. Vessels with dead crew:
drifted about in the Mediterranean, ant
brought corruption and infection to th'
shores on which they stranded. In wha
spirit did the people, superstitious as the!
were in those old times meet the calamity,
Many committed suicide in frenzy
Merchants, and rich men seeking to divert
the wrath of Heaven from themselves
carried their treasures to the churches and
monasterics, where, if the monks, fearing t.
receive infection with it, shut their gates
against any such offering, it was desperately
thrown to them over their walls. Ever
sound men conolcd by anxiety, wan
dcrcd about livil as the dead. Houses
'quitted by their inhabitants tumbled to
ruins BY the plague and the flight o
terrified inhabitants, many thousand vii
lagos were left absolutely empty, and 81
lent as the woods and fields. The Pope, ii
Avagnon, was forced, because all the
|churchyards were full, to consecratc as
burial place the river Rhonc, and insure tc
the faithful an interment, if not in holy
ground, at least in holy water. How tho
dead We're cartel out of towns for buria
in pits, and how the terror of the people
coined the fancy that, through indecent
haste, many were hurried out and thrown
into those pits while living, every ont
knows-it was the incident of plague at al
times. Italy was reported to have los
half its inhabitants. The Ncnetians file,
to the islands and forsool1 theircity, losing
three men to four: and in Padua, whel
the plague ceased, two thirds Of the i'll
habitants were missing. This is the bacl
death, which began towards the close O
the year 1913 to ravagc England, and o
which Antony Wood says, extravaga ntly
that at the close of it, scarcely Il tent
part of the people remained living.
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GFThe coming winter, from presel

7 EFThe coming winter, from present
appearances, should warn us all of the ne
cessity of retrenchmcnt and economy. The
agricultural regions, heretofore SO abun-
dant in their products, have at this seas
on, none to spare, or what little they
may have, will not dispose Of it until they
see how the supply will hold out. Many
farmers who have more than they need for
themselves will hold on-somc for higher
prices, and others through the effect Of
panic. The hardest time for breadstuffs
will be during the winter months, until the
first of March, when, if there be supply,
and becomes apparent that further rise will
not take place, then, whatever may be
stored away, will be forced into market.
But, after that time, the greatest want will
be for vegetables, food for cattle, horses
&c. We believe, under these circumstan-
ces, Congress ought to interfere, and open
our ports for short time for the free i'm
portation of every article that will cheap
en- living. The late treaty with England
in regard to Canada will be of great SER
vice to the people Of the U. States; but the
principle should be extended for time to
oil foreign countries. ond include NOT only
breadstuffs, but sugar, molasscs, coal, salt,
and every article that is essential for living.
a similar measure of this character was
adopted in 1887, when there was not SO
much necessity as there now is, and with
much good result; grain began at once
to arrive at our ports from foreign coun-
cries. John Quincy Adams was the ori-
ginator of the resolutions, which passed al
most unanimously, and met the fullest ap-
probation of the people, as an act of great
merit and necessity. 1t is to be hoped that
our next Congress, at an early period will
take the subject into consideration. 4
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Er The AdrSr;scr.
NE Voters Of Richlana c.unty

Have Sected me TO iill an officSI have not
sought, Nclieying. (as think ts-y did,
that i was scompeteht aud worthy Of the
trust. AMI that | would not use Il 10 pro-
mote the interest OF party OF facti@-I
For this, avn grateful. Every good a.
zen, who is called on by tbs people b,
serve them in public eapariiy. ought to
lie willing to make some personal sacrifices
TO meet their wants. Entertaining these
views, it is with extreme reluctance, am
compelled TO say, that circumstances, ovel
which lin some mcaSme) have no con
troll, will prevent me from entering upon
the duties incumbent upon me as one o
the Commissioners (elect) of the County
Ny own business requires my daily per
sonal attention. Ny health, for som,
months past, has not been as good as usual
and the day before the dccease ofmy lamen
ted friend, John Culp, | was requested b,
him to act us one of the Administrators
| could not refuse him. In acting unde
the appointment, it will require much Q
my time and personal attention for the en-
suing year. hope the foregoing will b
received by the voters and Taxpayers ofth
County us a reasonable excuse for my dc
climing to enter upon the duties of the oi
flee to which have been elected by thei
free and unsolicited votes.
MESSER BARKER.
Plymouth, Nov. 10Th, 1881.
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@J. G. BREsLIN, Treasurer of State
has published that the notes of the Miami
Valley Bank, Savings Bank of Cincinnati
Canal Bank of Cleveland, City Bank OF
Columbus, and all other Ohio Stock
Banks will be received for taxes and all
other public dues. These notes are abun.
dainty secured by the pledge of Ohio and
United States Stocks, which are still com
manding a premium in New York.
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THuMBUGGING THE MExIcASs.-T

T HuMBUGGING THE MExIcANs.-The
report that Sebastopol was taken, some
time ago, it seems is going clear around
the world. On the night of the 1st inst.
the French and English residents of tn,
city of Mexico had grand illumination
of their dwellings in honor of the taking
of sebastopol. They will feel little fla
when they find that their candles wer
thrown away, and that the Mexicans ar
laughing at them. We shall next hear O
an illumination at Canton, China, in Aus
tralia, DC. .