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made an error which has cansed the trou-
o'e which has since occurred about Cen
uai America. 1t was the arrangement
WIN mr. CHAMPION about Greytowu, ac-
khowiedging the Mosquito title, which it
was The very object Of the treaty to get
ria Of ihir gave Lord Palmerston an.
oshei chance at Nicaragua, after Mr.. Clay
Ton nad negotiated him out &C il. Accor-
oIng'y, the government at Gre, town was
organized with Mr.. Webstcr's CONSENT
ms, you will remember, was highly dis
approved m OF by Mr.. Clayton in his reply
70 Mr, Cass, last winter and MIR. Marcy,
seeing the error, has very properly disa.
Towes all Mr.. Webster's arrangements,
fortunately, Mr.. Marcy's disavowal was
made long before the affair at Greytown
so mat we cannot be charged with bad
Ii'th IN that affair. 1t is now evident that
t.e only course left for the Administra
uon at home is to insist Oh the faithful OK
eSut'on of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty
ih's MIR. Marcy has done in his instruc
,.ons to Mr. buchanan here, and be
neSe Mr. buchanan has faithfully sustain
e., Sn the treaty in his correspondence
nat IS all our government can desire
and new treaty could be of no service
A candid and intelligent man here said O
1t that 1t was " the best treaty we hac
ever made with the British Governmen
since the war Of 's3, and must eventuat
IN the utter withdrawal Of all British in
fiuence in Central America"
The British Government is prepared I,
withdraw, and ought to have been com
PEELED to do so after the treaty wa
made 2 But Mr.. Fillmore's administra
ton was occupied with other subjects
and permitted Great Britain, in effect
temporarily to annui ihe convention
Practically, that was the effect of MI
Nebster's arrangement about San Juar
which Mr.. Marcy has now wisely repu
dated as null and void. Lord Joh
Russell's letter to Mr.. Everest put tn
same construction on the treaty whic
Mr. Clayton did. Lori Clarendon, a n,
vice in the Foreign Office, revised Ior
Johns construction, and will now have t
retract. Mark the prediction.
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Tns MUaDEa IN BURLHorox CouxrY,
N. Jour readers viii recollect the re.
markable confessions Of John Muller, who
died few days since in the County pis-
on. He said that be had murdered a
man named Mulheiser, and il was aIleg
ed that the torture ofeonsciesce basten-
cd bis end. The Sheriff Of Burlington
County was IN this city yesterday, and be
gives a new aud NOE singular phrase 70
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

THE Hydronagen 10 u valuable discoyery
Tor protesting the feet from damp or cold.
and thercfore preventative Of many Lung
disesses, tcithoM any docforiag sohaterer.-
The Hydromagen is in the form OF soIe.
and worn inside the boot or shoe. It's mali :
eatsi character 10 q powerful antidote TO
disease.
For Gentlemen Il will be found a4rsea.
be, warm, AID healthy. 20 wear In the cold.
est or rainiest weather, as the foot cannot
become wei if this Hydromagen Il inserted
Laiics may wear the ightest soled boots or
shoes in The most ineiement weather ,vith
impunity; whlle Consumption, 90 preya' 'ent
among the young Of our eousiry, NAV ba
thwarIed by thet7 genersl adon,sov '.,h.v
entirely saptreede 0rey-shoes. as the lsttsr
rause the feet 20 perspire In a very unh,al-
thy manner; aud, besides, are not danger.
ons ~etr TO pedestFisns Ia lev weather. Ike
incit rubbers While the latter canse the
feet TO appcaF extremely large, the hydro
mageD, being mere thin slice II esYk prs-.
pared, peculiarly pl,ced inside, does not In.
crease the size OF the boot, or esuse tho.
foot TO appeF uniidy. TO Children ihev
arw extremely valuable. a. thcy may engage
la exercises with comfDrt and iieaIthy effects
Their expe zoe Is so siight az 70 sesrve need
mention besides, those who pafronize shsm
viii lind their yearly Doctors tiigs mucA d.
unfinished ATe6y.
As the Hydromagcu is becoming moro
known, its s,le is Increasing 10 so almost
Incredible extent Last year In London.
Manchester. Birmingham. Liverpool. Glas.
gow, Leeds, DabIia. Paris, Antwefp, Ham
bargh, ard Berlin, our salcs raachei .72a..
400 pairs Of Cork SoleA This year ths
number will far sarpass that
Ask the Faeulty their oplaiou a theig
value ~ preventative for CevoH> CoLpa,
BRokcHlrIs, AsTlsMx, sud ConsUMffiox
Mass SizR, pr. pair. 35 CEsts.
l.ADIEs' do. do 80 do.
Is BOYS 4 AIssEs do rs Do
NosrE,-~Rrvm the Retail priees we.
make q vary liberal allowance ID JoCbera
and Wholesalers. 20 that any sfhfskerper
may make fine profit on their sale, while
they are an article thai may Be kept la any
store, aniong any ciass Of goods
Fos terms apply 10
HARcoUkr, BRADLEY q Co,
"a ASS s'rakEr, Nsw-Yoax.
'Seps' ~ az 2al
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The report Of tho New York Chief OF
Police shows that during the six months
commencing on the lst Of January and en-
ding ON the soth June, 2l,l25 persons
were spprehended Er folonies. de-, in that
city, aud 1925 were lodged in the station
houses, Of whom $500 were males, 1926
females II ,T6e oftbose were natives Of this
country, Slit we're from Ireland, 200
from Scotland, 7l6 from England, 52 from
France, 1910 from Germany, and the re-
mainder fromosher countries These are
s,s95 places where liquor isspld, ofwhich
s,si7 ARE and s, ,sgs are MT licensed, and
s,os7 ofthem are kept opcn on The Sab
bath. az
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lHs TURKISH .LoAN.--The Turks, it
appears, have fought themselves into cred
1T a lurking loan has for mayny months
been q drug on the London Stock Ex-
change. The great monied oIigarcls, the
Barings, RothscLilds, DC, turned of their
noses at the proposals for such loan. II
was not savory in the nostrils Of English
credit; but 10 the talislnanic effect Of sue
cess. The Turks have whipped the Rus.
SLAMS. The latter have evacuated the
Principalities, chiefly through the gallant-
ry OF the former. AS Turkish valor has
won the prizes of war, so has Turkish
credit risen in the scale. Who will gain
say hereafter that success is sure ther-
monetor of credit in Englandl For most
assuredly the Moslems have not become
richer, but poorer, by the war. The ma
tional finances must be more disorganized
than. ever. The En- ,lish and French Gov.
ernmen's have not offered to guarantee
the Turkish loan, one Of tie pre- -reouisi-
terS 1t was said to IFS negotiation. Turk
ish credit having tie rison, in the inverse
rItio to Turkish rcsources, tie fact men.
toned by the London Times, that the ar
rangement was nearly completed for an
issue OF per cent, stock, to be taken by
Goldsmid and other English capitalist
demonstrates the fact, that the Turks have
absolutely fought themselves into credit
-NeWs.
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AND SARSAPARILLA for the cure OF
disense, or rs n Spring purifier Of the blood
and as general tonic for the system, is un.
rivaled.
The curativepow of this Extrnct arc
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immediate trial of the yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla-" 1t cannot injure the most del
icate patient
Then fly from mineral nostrums to seek
hope. life and yigor from this purely vegrt-
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his hope Of physical restoration lies in Guy
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dieting his speedy restoration to healrh.
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At one or two Of tho whig ward meet
ines in Buffalo, last Saturday evening,
the old party wire workers we're astonisI,.
cd to find regular tickets suddenly sprung
upon them and carried, which nobo "
appeared to know anything about. No
wonder that Seward, Greeley 4 Coz, de-
nounce the Know-nothings so bitterly
In New York they appear to be moving
with an eye TO the annihilation Of tho
free-soil whig party, but in the New I'm.
gland States. they seem to coaIesce with
that party.
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: Revolutionary RELIcTs.--Yesterday
at the house of Mr.. Joseph R. Blackmon
we had the pleasure Of seeing somethidg
int t.rest;ng that remainen of the memora.
be Revolution. 1t was n common sized
dinner pot filled with the mounting OF
Old muskets, pistols, swords, saddles DC,
The above articles were ploughed up by
the son Of Mr.. Blackmon near an old
house site known to have been tenanted
by one John Robison during the war
when found the pot was bottom upward
with the mouth resting on plank that
qnite fitted it. The vessel, as we'll as the
contents exhibited plainly that fire had
done them moreinjury than the corrod-
ing rust of Time. Mr.. B. supposed that
body Of officers and men had been bur
ned with their arms at the time the house
was consumed. II is probable that Off.
GERS were there since the pots contained
the clasps or hooks Of eight sword, and
mountings Of several pistols, fragments oi
bride bits, and parts of saddles, besides
the complete mountings Of IA heavy
muskets consisting Of locks, guards, trig.
gers, heavy butt pieces, thimbIes for the
ramroas and broken bayonets all Of brass
exceptin , the locks and bayone,s. From
the size and shape we believed 10 be oi
English make. There was one lock how
ever not so large nor so badly burned as
the others tha: seemed to have belonged
to Fiench gun on the lock plate Piquet
A. Goux was legibIy engraved. The 9TH
ers were so nearly destroyed by fire that
we could not find name or any mark
that you'd lead us to decide to which
party they belonged Mr.. b. resides 10
miles from the c. II. on the TaxaIlaw road
and will at any time with pleasure show
the above to the curious passer by.
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Terrible Riots in N lew Orleans,
FIGHTING BETWEEN THE IRISH AND AMER
cANs-sEvERAL MEN KILLED. ETC.

cANs-sEvERAL MEN KILLED, ETC.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 12, 1854.
A terrible riot, in which fire arms were
freely used, occurred in this city last night,
between the Irish and Americans. Many
persons were shot, and three or four were
killed. The military men were called out,
but too late to be of effective service.
The excitement is intense, and further
disturbances are expected tonight
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1s, 1854.
AS was anticipated, the riot between
the Americans and the Irish was renewed
last night, and two men were killed
The military were ordered out.
9he excitement is subsiding.
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MAGTII.& HEATH.
SoLD d


DERANGEAiENT OF THE LIVER
Is one of thr most common. as well as the
most formidable of dis.ass known to A.
moric m physiriins. It had for yrsrs attract
ell the closest attention Of the Medical Fa.
Guilty OF The United States, and yet, up to
'h' tim. Of The discovery of Dr.. M'Lanc's :
great Specific, il VIA almost beyond the
reach of m rlical skill. Thousands have
pcrish"d without even the hope of relief,
and olthongl' thousands may vet be- destined
to feel the drradful effects Of this most com
plicated disease. il is now, thanks to the re-
search of DIR. M'Iane. most completely.
brought within the scope Of medical con-
troll. The propsiciors of the Liver Pill feed
confident that they oa.r remedy which h1s
been fully tested By time, and which b =
never failed Of success when fairly tried.
eN-Puphascrs viii he careful to ask fer
DIR. MLAs.'s CELEBRArED LIVER Pills,
and take nonc else. There are other Pills
purporting TO be Liver Pills. no before th.
public. DR.. MLanes Liver l'ills. also his
calculated yermifnge, can now be had ai
oil respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada.
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SoLD BY p. NJ. COHEN d. Co.
No. 20 Hayne Street, Charleston. s. G.

Ifofio,oays Pi!ls Jor 1te. Cure ef BILE
and Disoriernd Stomachs Of let
ter from Mr.. ID. p. Evans, commercial travel
Ter, dated September 7th., 1853 To Pro-
fessor Holloway.--Slr.-For considerable
period ] suffered dreadtully from Bile. Ind-
gestion and disordered Stomach. In the
hope Of obtaining relief took great yari-
ety Of medicines, but all proved of no avail /;
was, however, recommended, by Mr. Hughs,
of Harlech, 10 try your Pills, and with plea.
sure have 10 inform you that they soon
restored my appetite: aud now enjoy the
very eest OF health. (Signed)
ID. T. EVANS
eW See advertisement.
Sold by p. NJ. COHEN, 4 CO.,
80 Hayne st., Charleston. Sc.
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the affair. He states that he visited
Squire Sooy, the gentleman with whom
Muller and the other parties worked and
ascertained that no murder had been
committed. Mr. Sooy stated that about
q year since fight had occurred between
Meyer and Malheiser, the man whom
Muller said was murdered. but it termin
ated without bloodshed. He also stated,
that Meyer is now working within six
miles OF his house, and that Mulhe:ser
returned about two weeks since, and af-
ter getting some money that was due
him, again left. AS to Muller, he knew
ofno such man, or at least Of no man by
that name. 1t must he a great satisfac
tion to everybody to know that no mur
der was committed. All the parties i'm
plicated by Muller have made their ap
pearanee. Who can explain the secret o
Mullers strange conducti The case j.
one Of a very strange character. The de
ceased gave all the particulars Of crime
and seemed to be terribly impressed will
the idea o., his guilt. Yet no murder wa
perpetrated. Mulheiser is alive, and Mul
Ter is dead.-PhiIadelohia North An,sri
con, Sep. 2.
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The United States Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, after protracted session of sew
en- days in Baltimore, finally adjourned
on Monday. The Sun says their delib-
erations were characterized by a cordial
and fratenai feeling unusual TO many
Legislative bodies. IA
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ihe Winsboro' Register states that the
youngest son Of Mr.. Thos. S. DuBose, a
iad eight or nine years old, was Instantly
crushed to death in gin house last Tues
daA. In his childish thoughtlessness he
climbed up on the | rye central revolving
wheel to which the cogs are attached, this
caught him in its revolution and passed
lim between it and one Of ~" upright
pieces, so that his neck was mashed per-
fectly fiat.
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dreadful question Of the hills, hat look
eterna!-of the flowing streams that flow
forever-of the stars among those fields
Of Azure my raised spirit bath walked in
glory. All were dumb. But while /
gaxed upon thy living face, feel there's
something in the love which mantles
through its beauty that cannot wholly
perish. We shall meet again Cleman-
the"
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For Congress

The friends Of Gen. JOHN MCQUEEN
announce him as q Candidate for re-eiection
10 Congress, at tho ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
l. ID. WILSON, Of Darlington, as eandi-
date TO represent this Congressional district,
at the ensuing election.
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Public barbecues are now all the FASH
ion IN different parts of this state. One
win be given at weIdons Spring, Fair
ield district today. The Ia les and The
candidates for. the Legislature are expec-
tsi to be present on the occasion.
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The Latest war News.

The Vienna Lloyds has authentic news
that Marshal ST. Arm aud would leave
C1nstantinople on the 2l September, and
take command of the Grimes expedition,
which by that time would have reached
its destinations.
VIENNA, Friday, September Yes
terday the Prince Gortschakof made a
confidential communication to Count b uol,
and requested in return a similar explana-
ton. lie had also notified Buol that he
had communications to make TO the En-
peror in peIson.
BERLIN, Friday.-Russia will not en-
cept the Austrian invitation to commence
negotiations upon the basis stipulated by
the Western Powers.
FROM THE BALTIC.
France and England have decided 10
dismantle and abandon Bomarsund,
which, it is said, has been offered to Swe
den on condition Of her declaring against
Russia. But Sweden has refused to ac-
cept the offer.
On the 26th ult., Admiral Napier and
Marshal D'HilIiers proceeded to Iango
in sight of the Russians, who blew up the
fortifications there and then retreated tc
Alo, where there were $4,000 men gar
risoned.
A slight engagement, without loss o.
life, occurred at Alo OH the 18th, between
1s Russian gun boats aud some English
steamers,
FROM The BLACK SEA.
There are various reports in regard to
the long expected expedition to the
. Crimes, but up to August '21st nothing
was known of the embarkation.
The cholera still prevailed at Var
ma.
The weather had been very stormy on
tie Black Sea. ......
A private despatch from Varna to the
Gath ult., says that five ships with troops
sailed hence yesterday, and six more sail,
ed to-day. Their destination is kept Sc.
cret, but the opinion gains currency that
the first destination is Anapo, and that
the fleets will winter there. ..
Marshal ST. Arnaud will hold a gener
al military council at Varna, to inquire
whether the army is fit for service during
the present prevailing sickness.
FROM The DANUBE.
The Turks continue to occupy Buchar-
est, and are strengthening all their srate-
gic positions. They are also re-fortifying
Turnova.
Portions of the Turkish forces are NOV
ing upon Galatz and Abnal.
The Russians by Sept. I'd, would be at
Jassy, their then head quarters. On Au-
gust 25, they were at Berland. Their
forces still hold Galatz for its hospitals
and magazines.
Austria and Prussia still stands in the
same positions towards the allied powers
and Russia.
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Maj. JoHN g. ALLEN died at his resi-
dence in Edgefield District on Friday
morning last, after a long and severe sic. :
ne's from typhoid fever. lie was mem
Der of the last Legislature. ,Et s.s
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Chsrqw Gassfln.

Another street preaching riot took
place in New York last Sunday. Nobo-
dy killed, although several were pretty
severely bruised by stones and brick
bats.
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Christina Expelled from Spain.


Queen Christmas psoperty has all beer
confscated, and she has been expelled
from the country.
Spain continues agitated and the gov.
erEnent unsettled.
LATER AND IMPORTANT RRoM CHINA VIA
CALIFORNIA.
The Ameriran bark Mermaid" Capt.
Smith, a. days from Hong Kong, arrived
at San Francisco just before the last stea.
mer sailed from California, as previously
stated. A portion Of the following has
been already published in our columns:
The rebel party We're in possession Of
two large towns, in the neighborhood Of
Wampoa and they were expected to at
tack the city Of Canton--at any hour.
Al the request Of the American residents
in Canton, part Of the surveying squad
ron was moored before the factories, In
company with II. M. sloop Cormus, for
the protection of the latter. The Manda-
rims had stopped the expectation Of Rice.
Several Chinese merchants, with thei.
families. had removed from Canton TO
Mscow and Hong Kong owing to the ex-
element existing. There were large
numbers Of imperial troops stationed out
side Of Canton July 3. Commodore Per-
squadson had not arrived from Japan.
A report was current in San Francisco
jasi as the sieamer sailed. Of til, arrival
Of tie brig Danrieh, from Hong Kong,
with Q days later uews than that per
Mermaid, ieportipg the taking Of Canton
By the insurgents.
The Mermaid spoke the u. s. stors
ship supply. Captain Sinclair, among the
Loo Choo Islands. . days from Jeedc-
short Of ProviSops- supplied her--aIl
wei.
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new ADIERTISMENTS.
TO PRINTERS

A Good PRACTICAL PRINTER capa-
bic of taking charge ofa country office, will
find employment by immediate application
at this Office.
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The Rowan IN. g. Whig states that
man named Holbrook, living in Cabar-
ras county, lately hung his own syn for fai-
ling to procure him something to eat by
begging ofthe neighbors.
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MASSEY as a candidate for the House Of
Representatives and obligc.

8 MAxY VorERs.
MR. EDIToR.-The friends Of r.. s. BAL.
LEY beg leave to announce him as n candi4
date for seat In the next Legislature, and
obligs MANY CITIZENS.
Mn. EprroR :--Piease announces p. T. HAM
MoND, Eco, rs candidate for the House of
Representatives In The Next Lsgislas==s =::.s
oblige, MANY FRiKSps AND SuPronrEns
Eg The friends Of w. A. MOORE, Eos:
announce him as a candidate for Represen-
a,iye In the next Legislature.
sa@- The friends Of DR. w. C. CAJJ-
THEN announce him asa candidate for the
Legislature at the eusueing election.
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The Annual Meeting Of the American
Board Of Commissioners Of Foreeign Mis-
sions commenced on Tuesday at Hartford.
The receipts for the year are $sIO,09s
s3; expenses, $322.l4l %.
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For fha aanata.

The friends ef Dr. LIZ. WILLIAMSON
would respectfully announce him as n can
didate for SeaatoTat the coming election.
SsF From the 22d of fugust 1854.
Vox PoPULI.
The friends Of Col. DIXON BARNES
announce him rs . Candidate s5r ths next
Senatorial election.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! !!

The Subscriber has now In store his = ALL
GOODS. Ills stock is unusually iasge and good
and were selected with mnch care and attention
The propTetor's long experience in business
will enable him to oiler advantages raseiy to be
found elsewhere. ,.7s
"A. C. DUNLAP.
Sept 10, 1884. 81 II
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MANY FRIENDS

For tho House Of Representatives
Ma. EDrsoa :--p;cass annoanec 5. q
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-15
NUMBER -.
Monday, August "a, 1854.

UyE DIR. OrIs HeYr, of Willow River,
ST. Croix Co, is the Democratic nominee
for Congress in the district now represented
by B. c. EASTMAN. We had the pleasure
of sitting alongside the Doctor during a long
session of the Legislature, and can bear tes-
timony to his many estimable personal quail
tiles; nevertheless we think the nomination
remarkably weak one. The Doctor is an
office holder under the present general ad-
ministration, being Receiver in the Land
Office at Willow River His nomination,
we suppose, was triumph of Pierce and Ne
braska over Barstow and the Balance, so he
goes into the canvass with all the unpopu-
larity of the administration against him In
addition to this his location is beyond the
confines of civilization, out Of all connection
or sympathy with nine-tenths of the district
and in the third place he isnot strong man,
has but little talent for public position, and
will not make much capital by canvassing
the district. We do not see how our Re
publican friends can lose that district this
fall