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The steamer America arrived here last
evening, with Liverpool dates to the 4th
inst.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news from the Danube continues
generally favorable to the allies. Moth
ing decisive. however, had taken place.
It's said that the Russians on the morn
ing of the 30th ult., attacked the Turks
and French at Duergero. but were total
y defeated, losing 1000 in killed, besides
large number of prisoners. The Rus
slams, retreated by forced marches, had
quilted Frateschi, and it was occupied by
the Turks. The evacuation has been is
sued declaring that all soldiers who re-
mained behind would be considered de-
serters.
The Russian troops are being concen-
trated on the Sereth. Omer Pasha was
expected to arrive at Bucharest on the
2lst, and would meet with brilliant re-
ception. 1t was believed that force would
have to be employed to dislodge the Rus
slams in Moldavia. The Austrian army,
under Prince Lichention, has been order
ed to advance from Pesth to Gallicia.
The Archduke Albrecht has removed
his headquarters to Cronstadt, in the
south east corner of Pennsylvania. The
total Austrian force on the frontiers is
5000, under Baron Dekess. The from
tiers have not been crossed, but prepara-
tions for hostilities on an extensive scale
have been made.
Russia makes no warlike demonstrations
towards the Prussian frontiers.
The allied fleets, with Generals Cause
bert and Brown, had proceeded towards
the Crimea coast to reconnoitre. The
Times declared positively that a force oi
10000 10 100000 British, French and
Turks will Immediately invade the Crimea
and attempt to effect lodgment ON the
heights that command Sevastopol.
It is reported that the Turks had beer
defeated at Kais, in Asia, which place the
Russians were beseiging.
Baraguy Hilliers had an interview with
the King of Sweden His Majesty dc.
clared his willingness to unite with the
Western powers on certain conditions.
D Hilliers, with the French troops
joined the feet off Aland Island. KamlG
and Karlchy had been reinforced by
the Russians Since the 23d, the
blockade of the ports in the Gulf was
more vigorous, it not being possible fol
any vessel TO enter or leave.
The Russian Emperor, the Arch Duke
Constantine, and the Arch Duchess had {
narrow escape from being captured by al
English steamer near CronStadt.
ESpartero had entered Madrid amid tht
most enthusiastic acclamations, and tht
Queen had fully agreed to his programme
which had produced the restoration o
tranquility. On the Cd inst, he took thC
oath as President of the new Council
The barricades in Madrid were being re-
moved. Tranquility prevailed throughout
the country. Espartero had requested thu
nomination Of 0 Donncll, the most popu
lar man in the army, to the new Ministry
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Friend Mcfarland, Of the. Portsmouth Tribune,
has grown quite ilighty in regard to "Sat," and IN
attempting to punn upon the question OF Salt bores
his readers with long rgmaol about bird tails,
Lots wife" ETC. We would advise him to get a
M.a.ck.a-r.e-el and so it blind on that "Briny
Tear, that he has been Shedin on that barrel oIw-
Salt. Me. we are afraid that Salt won't save YOU
for you appear to be split gone goose" for the
season.
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.

will be let out to the lowest bidder
H. on Saturday, August, 26th A. D. 1854, in
he forenoon of said day, the building of a
Bridge across small creek on the Keysts No
furnace road, near the house of John ii. Ste
ohenson Lick Township.
Also on the same day August, 26th 1854 in
he afternoon of that day, the letting out to tho
owest bidder, the building of Bridge across.
3iven's run, near the house of Philip John
sons Lick Township.
Bv order OF the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Audr.J. G.
August, "a, 1854. 22-lw
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School QUESTION IN PHILADELPHIA
The newly elected School Directors in
the lower district Of the city have re-
moved some fifteen teachers. within the
last few days, supposed to be upon sec.
tartan grounds. 1t is said that all those
removed are Roman Catholics, and much
feeling is manifested among the friends
of the prescribed. The matter is likely
to greatly widen tue breach between the
Prolestants and Catholics, and we" II
may. tor the American people will never
consent to have their children educated
by persons who believe the greatest Eu
ropean tyrant can do no wrong--in other
words is INFALLIBLE. 1t is contrary to
all republican principles Wheeling
Times.
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CINCINNATI MARKET,

CINCINNATI, Aug, 22,-P. NJ.
Flour is firm at $7,75.
Sales of Whisky al 26c,
Wheat l,45c.
Oats Soc.
Groceries are unchanged.
Nothing transpirod in Provisions, but
ho market is firm
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DELEGATE CONVECTION,

The Wings of Jackson county, are re-
quested to meet at the usual place of hol-
ding elections in your respective town
ships, on
Saturday Sept. 9th at 1 o'clock
P. NJ, to choose delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention to be holden,
at Portsmouth, on Thursday the l4th OF
September 1854, to nominate candidate
to represent this district in the next Con.
gress.
That the basis for choosing delegates
shall be one delegate for every one hun
dred Wing Votes polled at the last Gov
enor's election, and one for each fraction
of fifty, and to each township not having
one hundred, one delegate. The repre-
santation will he
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The August No, Of this beautiful and useful Jour.
nL is before us; it is most undoubtedly the richest
Illustrated Mechanical, and Scientific periodical we
have ever seem Published by Alfred Il, Beach, Sc
Nassau ct, N, York, 81 per aunum. The present
No. contains SO beautiful engravings, Wchopo the
publisher will send us the promised extra No. for
publishing the Prospectus Of the Journal.
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Iron at the Depot.

We observe very large quantity Of Pig Metal
lying at the Depot for shipment from the different
Furnaces in this neighbolhood Those Furnaces that
are in operation, arc doing an excellent business aud
show conclusivey, that the manufacture OF Iron IN
thiO County, in few years, cannot be eIcelled by
any other region in the Union. Ten years hence,
We opine that the City of Pittsburgh will have to
yield to jackson that proud uppclaon, the "Ameri.
can Amsterdam"
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contain all the provisions accessory for a

contain all the provisions accessory for
complete bill.
TIE Territories of Kansas and Ne.
braska are not named in the act until the
10th section, which authorizes the ap'
pointment OF a Surveyor,General for
them, but none OF the sections which
follow contain a homestead clause. The
lIlh section directs how the surveys are
TO be made, the 18th section regulates
preemptions, and the 18th section pro-
vides for new land Offices when the In.
dian titles shall have been extinguished.
al ii ii lie 6afiea States 1ik Cdhsdmnp5tfiSShH ah{
Professor Ebery says that vast number o
these could be saved by the timely use of somt
prompt remedy. .
! DR.. Halps Balsam strikes at the Root of tht
diseases at once, and such is its speedy effect
4 that any one using it freely, according to direc
II tons, for 2l or 1S hours, and not entirely salts
n fed with its merits, may return it and receive
back his money. The Money will be cheerful
II ly refunded. The most distressing cough il
9 frequently relieved by a single dose, and broker
! up in few hours time The afflicted do no
II have to take bottle after bottle before they fin,
whether this remedy will afford relief or moi
Call on the agent and get aypamphlet gratis
The treatise Oh Consumption alone is wort
more than the price of this medicine. Yol
will find certificates of Physicians in Cincinna
| ii, and of others whose cures have been effecte
here at home, where they can be found.
The public have been imposed upon by RENE
dies recommended by certificates which hav
d always originated from some unknown source
We believe that a Medicine possessing real mcr
its will effect cures wherever il is used, at hom
as well as abroad. This is no Paregoric prepa
ration, but one which if used in season will say
4 the lives of thousands; and persons may max
this bargain with agents from whom they pul
chase, that in every case where it is used freel
according to direction, and entire satisfaction
not given in "a or 48 hours, they can return tn
Il medicine, aud their money will be cheerful
refunded
| Caution Caution
! II Owing to the high reputation of DR.. Wn
Halls Balsam, for the Lungs, others have sougl
| I to palm off heir prepara ions upon the publ
! by assuming similar name, such as DR.. Hall
| PuImonic Elixir; Halls Cough Remedy.
! " The genuine is l'r VIM. Halls Basa
| for the Lungs Price one dollar per bottle +,
sale by T. l.. Hughes Oak Hill Jared Stephel
| son Winchester; Elias Long Jackson; Neal
| F Rowell Berlin Thomas Leach, miles fro
| r Jackson; R. II. Chapman, Mabes P. o; Mr.. A
| \ mold, Steam Mills.
Extra 0CS66i09 jfooug6b9l j'fo 6b9$J!t $J!to $40. Sales OIL
Swine at 81 50 TO IS.
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COMING Down The prices of beef
cattle the past week (see report from
Bulls Head) have falep nearly one dol.
lar per hundred. Some sales have been
made as low as 81. A few weeks since
Sl1,5O was about the average.-N. Y
Express.
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AAGn SCHOOL.

am n L undersigned will open school in the
u Brick School House, in the town Of Jack
son, in Jackson county Ohio, on Monday, the
,4th day of Sept. next, to be conducted in the
manner of High School, or Academy Instruc-
ton, will be given in all the various branches
usually taught in academies. 1t is desirable,
that all who wish to attend the school, should
commence with the first term, or as nearly so as
convenient. Males and Females will be admit.
ted, but no small scholars will be received.
Terms-Four dollars for a term Of three
months S. II. HURST.
August "a, "a o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. /.
Attachment Notice.

A my instance, a writ of attachment was
n issued on the 18th of August, 1854, by 7.
N. Howell, Justice of the Peace, for Lick
Township, Jackson county, Ohio against the
goods, chattels. rights credits, moneys and ef-
iects of Eason Fitzgerald a president debtor,
Of said county, which case will be heard on the
Cd day of October 1854, at o'clock, at said T.
N. HowelPs Office. T. II. MATHEWS.
August "a, '54. 22-4w
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From the Albany Atlas.

We hope and trust that the Democrat
ic State Convention, TO assemble in Sep
tcmber next, will proclaim their REPUG
NANCE to the WHOLE POLICY in which the
Nebraska scheme originated, and sTIG'
MATI2E the measure as a MIScHlEvJU>
SECTIONAL CONTRIvANCE OF DEMA.
GOGUES, originating in INTRIGUE and
PRESCRIPTION, &c.
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Flour Inspector.

1t has been asked Of us whether there was Flour
Inspector or not Not being possessed of the de-
sired information we cannot inform our friends up
on the subject aud will in turn enquire the same
thing Ii there is such an officer for this County
VIC would ask whether he performs the duties Of his
office or not
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The September number Of this superb Magazine
Is in receipt, aud VIC must acknowledge its superior
ty over many other monthly works. Cooley is quite
iavoite in the West and does not i'll deserve it.
His fashion plates are perfect US is every other fes.
turc connected with his Mag
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AN ESTRAY,

STRAYED from the subscriber, on or about
y the 10th inst, one, one year old flly, last
pring, a light sorrel, with one hind foot white
Ebove the pasture joint; any person returning
said tilly or giving information to. Isaac Newell,
N Liberty Township, Jackson county, that
IAN get said filly, win be literally rewarded.
August "a, '54 22-3w PETER SHowER.
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"lf y're comm why dOn'tye come along"
Recollert, that tomorrow is the day appoint
ed for the excursion to Portsmouth. The Company
have very maguanimOusly consented to carry all who
may wish to 90, down and back, for 81 25, or half
price There will be two Passenger Cars put on for
this day which will give ample accommodation to all.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-24

Ho FOR THE IMMTGRATIoN.-A gentle.
man, just from Salt Lake, arrived in town
last Saturday. He reports forty wagons
on the road between here and Salt Lake;
some coming over the Cascade Mountains.
All in good health, grass plenty, parties
getting on we'll
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Eclectic Medical Journal.

This work for August has been received, and we
find it to be very useful and instructive Journal
and should be in the hands of every Physician
Tcrms-$2 per unnnum in advance. Address H.
W. Derby, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SciOto & Hooking Valley Rail Road.

q R Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
y. fars his large assortment of Groceries, &C. /,
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adjoin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies. S.R Ross, will give prompt attention to
The receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
wilIa also attend to the sale or forwarding Of Pro-
duce Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
" Orders promptly filled, and letters of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S. r.. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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Graham's Magazine.

Wehayc just received this favorite Magazine, and
find it pages tecmng with the most interesting and
choice miscellaneous matter, This work is stand.
ard and one that has won fair name both at home
aud in foreign countries
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NeMsAOrk LnMrMmI.

This splendid Illustrated Literary Journal, for
August, has been received and wc are free to say,
has no equal as readable periodical, Published by
Z. y. Olvis, 1870 Fulton street, New.Y Terms:
81, so per annum ia advance.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-24

NIIssoUM-SW Wings aud one Benton man are
elected to Congress Tho Legislature on joint bal
lot will probably stand, Bentons Co. Wings 3d.
Anti 81.
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COMMITTED FOR SLAVE PIRACY.-.Cap,
tain Donald. of the Grey Eagle, at Phil.
adeIPhla' has been fully committed for
slave piracy.
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The ohio Journal oF EdwcOt,ou

Published Monthly under the auspices of the Ohio
State Teachers Association, at Columbus, Ohio
Price 81 per year. in advance. Address journal Of
Education " Columbus Ohio.
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NoRrn CARoLINA--The returns from all the
counties in the State ioOts up--Bagg, Dem. $4,000
DOckcry, Wing, 10000
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Advertisements intended for insertion
in tnc "ST ~ must positively
Ae.handed In previous to o'clock
r. NJ, on Tuesdays.
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What oppsilion journal, North or South,
has given him (he Presidency CREDIT
Tor the Nebraskatrumph, carried through
from first 20 last as much BY HIS OW N
ENERGETIC co OPERATION with
its friends in the National Legislature as
by any other cause
From the ALbgpu Atlas
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,.rIEn1,E. I STANDARD, ]

JACKSON c. r. OHIO,
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The IIappy Family.

The Chenango Union maiciousy pla'
ces the two following paragraphs from
Two leading Administration organs in
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TELEGRhPHIG.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX. AUG. II

HALIFAX, Aug. II.
The steamer America arrived here last
evening, with Liverpool dates to the 4th
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Aug. 22d 1854. 22-3w.
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PGGf0rak,


night will find BY taking the CHERRY kCIoKA
bed they sound unbrokn Sleep md
feshing rest Great relief from suffering ultimate a ~
forded thousands thus afflicted by this Invaluable NEEDY
From is Agreeable effect in these find themselves
willing when the necessity ceased
TO SINGERS this remedy invaluable,
tho throat ans when taken small
all hcarnesA wonderfully the
and nexibily Of the
ASTHMA generally much relieved often wholly cured by
CHERRY PICTORIAL hut there obstinate
yield entirely medicine CHERRY PICTORIAL will them
| il they g cured.
BRONCHITIS, irritation the tEos portion the
lungs, taking CHERRY PICTORIAL small re.
This uncomfortable relieved.
FOR GROUP. animony followed
frequent Cherry Pectora Ii the
| If taken season, will fail
WHoofsG COUGH be broken and dby the Of
| Cherry Psctoral.
THE speedily removed by this remedy, Numerous
rlaances noticed where whole families
Consequences while neighbour without Cherry
| PICTORIAL suffering from the disease
Repeated Instances reported patients who been
| from
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy, that there be
question of healing diseases 1t should Us
ngy taken until the tke side and other unpleasant symptoms
/
G5 Prepared sod JAS. c. AVER Practical
| Chemist Lowell, Sass, and sold by all Druggists.
]. WRIGHT Il Co Nav Orleans,
fsb9S SndkW Wholesale
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MrONE so EFFECTuAL.-Tha lessons of

NQNE SO EFFECTUAL.-The lessons of
experience the reliable fno too costly sought
after by the practical Ths following the voluntary testimony
worthy aud well known Physician relative his experience Of the
efficacy Of b. A, FAHNESToCRS CELEBRATED VERMlE UGE,
during practice Of twenty five years;
GRENADA, Miss, May as, 1883.
Atssrs B. 4. FahRs.to.k & c.:
Gents individuals backward giving
but in the consider humanity that
havs in the medicine
and have with remedy ca for Worms
Fermfage In adn of Fever, sometimes
off aome taken the previous night and often r billions
lions and fosw other yermmge practice,
and desire better. Respectfully,
tSisnedl W. NJ. HAWKINS.
~ Sold, Wholesale Retail by all principal DuEga
Country Merchants the United nh9l dkwm
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~ w = OItI II OVHDs " I II
E HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BoDY-take she CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ on going 10 bed, and wrap up warm,
to sweat during the nfght.
FOR A COLD AN6 COUGH, take it
morning, moon, and evening, according to
directions on tue bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed. None will long SUI
fer from this trouble when they lind ii can
be 30 readily cured. Persons afflicted with
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Wholesale prices.
M General Depot and SpeeiR A.
New 0Ileann, La. "&
VERAQFUqEs.
V;,e,,a Canadian
swsfn,a
4 Parrv'a Deua Shot
Jnvnefa }ronis.
Earl,p ~ r
Il A. gshnestoek,s.
Me1,nne,,
BAIsAMs 4 COUGH REMEDIES
VU,s,aris Ralpain of Wild Cherry
Hast;ny,s NNptha,
sbs,man;s Balmm.
prshani, unrgarinn.
na,.i.,a yvild Cherry and Tar,
So, "a pn,monie Syrap.
Ns,v Fnaland Cough Syrup,
pa.fhnlnrnaw,s Eynectsrsnt. @
iIat,Ss pais.,r
cs,an,aia avr,,p AZ wild Cherry,
49, rbsyrv Pectoral.
Tssi N Wa,s5sr, T;ysrwe,t. 49,.
Ias.S; Ernan,o,ant
y 49, N i, i,eannaino 81
Ro~n,,s I;veIwart and Tar,
hlr5. Gardiner's Llverwert,
Stabler's Cherry Expee'orahs,
Loudon3a Indian 49,
DR.. Roses DO,
"a RShPAHlLLAs'
pt. John Bnlpa
| 5. |. Townsend'a,
Sands's,
| Old Jacob rownhendT,
Carrcn,er'a,
Wynkoor's,
RI Shaker'a,
GraitenbefS's
Bristol's, @ =,
Suyaotps Yellow DOCK
PLhSTEk3. .
Wells Strengthening,
| Ewen's Strengthening
Jew pavid's or Hebrew.
| bsdeau's,
| knapp's Indian
Alceek's Porous,
| Grlhth,s Adhes'vei.
| HollownS's Arnlca
| -1@ LiNIMENTS.
Mexican Maatang, ~, IA,
,.,,...,. 49,, Il, faI ne,', A'aolaa
oe' I,n,' s e"' "'
| ttn,a,,p @5 &@
| ~ oh;o.,,ys,a,;,r
t,s..,,,, ~, ~ -. '
''" Ksiifnssr;s 1 's'
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4 Md FELLOWS REST.-Vanlts in this
Cemetery be chtained by apglying g RERsoN Tsa
oda ss1ws Hall of Camp and Lafayette
Co.. Ne This price Vaults stnckhodnE Lodges,
for The burial of ber Of oekholing Eodee
.hs burial child other bua the
Vault W Invariably For the purchase Lots
lnainHre spec,!nE tbs Rest apply 10.
], q, PERSON. Commercial Alley,
JAS FuRNEAUX, d ths odd Felows' Hall,
fSEzt2aUs7sRx 20
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Approved sth April, 1854.
ISignadl a d CROSS


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On yRLLR-oKLHaNs, lie Ayri' lS54-En a lsgs
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fond capital de Ia Compagnis du Chsn
r do NopTe qsssna dc lHehaon ct dn Nod apponve y
1854, 1853
Com9iun de Ia vile de Ia Nouv Orleans pprouve e ayr
Av present dome qu'ne election vendre
81 avr 1854 les qualities la vile
poar RATHER la dite ordonnanee
VoEsn qni depreciation do Ia de ordonnance
Iont on s'nt mprmsr sur ea ticket les mo
opposes Contre odoznane
Les Polls souvront heure NJ
dams les endros capes desgns nspecon
GonBsil Commup
Bureau de Police
Les de Ia election
ment n La loi A., D CROsSMAN Mare.
Lea napecsufs presidsr A susd election
reqnis de Are
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