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The Subscriber is now receiving from
New York. Philadelphia, Ba tmore and
Charleston. hisF"ll supply of Drugs, Chem.
icals, Paints, Oils, Soaps, Brushes, Cosmet.
les, Perfumery, Spices and FancyS articles
China. Ware, such us Vases, Cups and Sau-
GERS. T"ilet Bottles, Card b lskets, &c. &c.
to which he respectfully invites the alton
tion Of the cilizeps OF LANCASTER visiting
Camden md wanting articles in his line.
Il. J. DELAY.
Oct 4, 80 If
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STATE OF GEORGIA, J

HART CuUSTY.
], BnrreU Mitchell Clerk Of Superior
Court for said County and State. do certify
that Henry L. Chanllcr whose genuine sig
nature appears to the foregoing affidavit, Is.
and was at the date thereof Justice of The
Inferior Court in and for the County and
State aforesaid, duly commissioned and
sworn, and that all his official acts are en-
titled to full fhirh and credit. further Ger
iifs III I have no interest in the result of
this case. nor am CONCERNED in the prose-
cu;ion thereof
Given under my hanl and seal of Office,
This the 18th August, A. d.,
l.. 5. 1881.
t-~~~' EURREIL MITCHELL,
c. 5. G..
Oct 25 Sc 81
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GSss I5ssz ssRsa5sssls

1t is now put up in the largest sized bot
ties, and is acknowledged to be the hest sar-
saparilla made. rs is certified BY the won-
derful cures II has performed, the original
copies of which are in the possession nf the
proprietor Remember, this is the only true
and original article.
Scrofula. Syphilis, Mercurial Complaints,
Cancer, Gangrenc, Rheumatism, and vast
variety of other Diseases are speedily and
perfectly cured by the use of this medicine.
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GOOD DWELLING.

GIN HOUSE, and all necessary buildings.
The Tract will br divided to suit prrchas.
crs, "nd may be treated for privately; but
if not sold before the Sth December. 1854
! will sell the same to- the highest bidder
on that day, ut the late residence AMI sale of
ii. Il. Massey. The purchaser will be sup.
piled with Corn If desired.
WA. G. Doby on tho premises will show
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FINAL NOTICE.

!. All those indebted to me, from from October
1851 70 January 1884, are requested 20 make
imnsedie,e payment against the first Of October,
1881 J.B. CURETON.
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IesT and Cheapest

Plantation now in market, and in this | nm
satisfied the purchaser will concur when he
tries it. Sale positive.
JOHN NJ. DOBY.
Nov. Is, 1851. 80 4t
The Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald
Yorkviie Miscellany, and Western Demo.
crnt will insert until 18th December 1854,
and send bill to w. G. Doby, Bell Air p. .
Lancaster District. =. G..
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400 Acres Clea red.

The balance in Woods and Good Cotton
Lands; large proportion of the cleared
Land is Bottom Land and known as the
" Kings Bottom" so termed by the Indians
for its extent and fertility, and which has
ever since been regarded as the
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In The Common PiaS.
TDy,o.h,p \

Jonathan Mackcy.
Whereas the pIaintif did on the Iath
day of October, ISai, file his declaration
against the defendant, who CAS- it is said,) Is
absent from, and wiihtiu' the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upnn whom II copy
of the said declaration might b. served. 1t
is therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the sud declaration
on or before the 18th day of October, which
will be in the wear of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundrrd ani Gfty-iyc, otherwise
final and absolute Judgment will then be
given and awarded against him
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office. i4th Oct. 1854.
lancaster District.
Oct Is 35-iyld Pr. Fee $40
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Read the following Certificate!

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TALL PossA CO., Ala, Jan. ., 1852.
DEAR SIR:--I send you this to certify to
you that vour Extract Of Yellow Dock and
SarsaparilIa has performed one Of the most
wonderful cures on me that has ever been ef-
frcted on man.
have been afflicted for forty years with
cruptions or my legs and feet in 1913 they
got so @brd that | had to 90 OF, crutches.
and in l849 had one leg amputated above
the knee. in about nine months after nv
other leg broke out in large eating and run
ming sores from my knee to my foot, and
discharged great deal of offensive matter.
Ny groin also broke out in large biles which
discharged much offensive matter, and at
The same time my left hand broke out in
large running sores nearly to my elbow.
The misery that | have suffered for the
last two years, cannot describe to you.
was in such agony that l never rested day
or night. &
In October last my son bloaeht ne one
of your bottle wrappers read it, and found
record of some wonderful cures performed
bv your Extract Of lellow-Dock and Snr-
Sapari!a, sent and got two bottles Of il, :
and commenced taking it. In two weeks 10
my great astonishmept, my so. es all became
easy, and | could sleep all night, thing I
had not done for two years. When / had
taken six bottles, my sores We're nearly all
healed, My sores got well as if bV enchant.
ment have now used in all. eight bottles
of your Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sae-
saparilla, and ] now consider myself we'll.
entreat all Of the afflicted to try ttis
medicine for believe il will care any known
lisease in the world. Lay aside all prciu-
dice and just try il, and proclaim its great
worth to suffering mankind and entreat them
TO take it, for 1t will cure them.
Ny ease is well known in a large portion
of South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
and If any should doubt the above cure, in.
vite them to call on me, and | will show them
the scars. ! can be found IN TalIaposss
Co, Alabama, one mile from Stoe's Ferry.
RENAJATl HUGHES.
The Tellow-Dock and Sarsaparlla Is De.
cnliarly adapted TO females of delicate health
resulting from irreguIarily of menstrual dis
charges, and other diseases peeaiiar 10 their
sex. The proprietor has in his possession
great humber of certificates OF cures. per.
formed Oft above description. We M.
sure the afflicted, that n bottle or two of DIR.
Guysotcs Extract OF yellow Dock and Sar-
'aparilla will ut once regulate those eiifliepI.a
Ties and renew the RAtnral energiss.
80 Put pin quart bottlcss--Price 81
per bottle.
Sold Wholesale and retail By
SCOvlL g. MEAD
ii1 Chartres st., N %.
General Agents for the Southern States.
70 whom. .all orders u,usi be addressed.
Seld, ,also, by MafiIi a Heath. Lancaster
@. H.; A.P. Wylla. Gbesfer; Winchester,
Stitt q Co. Munroa. n. g.; Y J. 3 Hay 4,
Workman. Camden,
April 81 "a u Oet 4 Z
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BEST BOTTOM LANDS ON THE Ca
TAWBk, RIVER

on the pace this yea-, nd Il plenty of Corn.
The Plantation is ia good repair with a
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thousand Of the atio7 army o r,.....y $780,
yarpsf 70, :hs Crinea on tns 18th OF August. rbs
w6s commarica,sd By 'eiegralh from Vialna. Mar
sbal s.. Arnsud is.rod ADDRESS to the Fseucn
Bli,ish tsoopa on THE 30,h Of Jn,y, spprsing them
they ~ers about TO eLtsr tic sremys couGtfy. aud
thst the. must c1Dguer Or ncver rftarn.
Tie accounts from Sfaio were giving great IN
sas:rsss aod 1t VISA manifest tho Temperament
If ,bs Queen Mot-er would speedily lead T. the ab
6ication OF her daughter. There WAS some prob.-
bility of customs ur,oo With Portugal. Tns enci
snbasssd dor baviog been threatened By blnd cf
tee pcpuace, BEADED Rebsta, who ssseIte that
Sac Luis was concealed ia the bissag, the gSv.
cDmest seat desach ment OF troops TO protect the
emb Say. TIE foreign d,plom s,ic appointments
Of the rev government Included NJ. Olosaga n VI u.
Ii er to Psrir Gonzales to Londoo, aon to vi,oca,
ora Gonzales Bravo TO C0nsian siunple. On ths
1Cth August, regimsot If the ga -Iisoo Of Br,e.
lora ,evoled ana assass,ratef two of Its officer.
Three leacsrs of the movcm u we-e shot. GspecL
Du're hsd rived 10 Gad'ld, and 1t vas supposed
re would be avpoioted C'otaio General OF Cate II.
ria. On thu l4,h. the publication Of a decro con.
vokipg the Cortez ook place. 1t vas seeded taat
the QUESTION OF d,uasty could not be discussed 1t
was etated that Qnstn Chi,tns was 70 take her
departure for Toledo. On che assembling Of tbs
Cory r. tbs chiefs OF III bartcades demau dec tlat
es,idepce should be ass gnrd her.
A Paris Correspondent of the London Times, ol
ludipg 10 the military spectacle st The ee Of Siiat
Eapoeop sa,s: Anobg the staff az Marshal Mag
Ian we're observed several fo,sgc officers, the mos.
,sma,kabIe being tee 5ouog Piince Su,hy, tea ION
of sbe Hoepreer OF Wela Ria. who WIRE tue Wal
luc5aD uI,f rrp, a. who. believe, is attached 70
che Of TIE reesmsIts Of csrsbrieJs @. Versailles;
slo n. Bona ire, (tte Ameri al grandson Of the
* King jerome.
Trade was healthy iS the manufacturing districts,
md tnsrs was full employ nsnt, at remit sra,ive
prices, bob, in Manchester, NJ tngai aud Biz
miogoau. Ia the western cissficss tnare vas also
n uch al 'mgtict.
IT, London m'rfy market r. nairsd lsy, and
,be Continental excbapRss ,orsioued tn . eseot
favorable appearance. Copso's had i'm rogsd 10
pSics, AID were bat quoted ~ 93g TO II. Railway
.bsrss ais foreign stcss heavy.
The tsiloT market vas quiet. cte pnbli tles
ef sngar were progressing steaei,. Sugar lrm,
cefits dull spd heavy; rice rather laer.
At the Liverpool 9 ,ton m4rgst On the l4,b prices
d. cid.dly 10 favor II TIE bnys- sales of C,OoO
'plssi sales OF the lJth we're 900 ba,esp ices I'M
altered.
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LONDON, Auslss lG, 1854
Determination Of Engla-d aud France 10 hyare
the Csar-- The Material Guarantee Of Psace-
Cho~ess Of ne Expedition TO Me Csimea-Dis
sotssfocfio~ at the Operations IN the Baltic
TVhatfhe Elder Pit WSutd Hare Done Com
dusf If the Turks and fht Issisfdncs Of their
Allies Fsmsueiaf W'ar Celebrations DeiiUsry
Of the Ore,foscw Dispatches IN Lond n -Hac
John Bull Fsis--Pas i,amenf-- The Post Office
and Asmy, Re.
Tbs Czsr 10 now on tie defensive. He hes been
liver from the Pnscipslisies. The Crmea ID about
TO be invaded By the French asd Engi,sh. Austria
"a about to enter the Prinpslites to project them
n, m renewed Russian invasion, aud notawithstaod
,pg that Russis has 70 crossed the Puth, end the
cause Of the war no longer exists, Austris, II Il
aid 10 In union with France, In key and Ecglsnd,
to exact material guarantees from Rnssis that the
peace Of En- ope stall not again be disturbed. The
contemplated ma ,ersai qua srtees appear 70 be tie
sbrpgst Cd Of all Russian rights over the Dan abiau
pin qualities, 6esisg the Danube from Russiso In
HueIte, md tie destru ton Of Ssbss'opo'. 10 the
Baltic, - Aans lei d3 arc h:irs sr-cs.ss b. &c
AnsieHrsush esSs end ths Ersash army.
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give the aid yeqnIea, sn.. ~-..
oLt o. Z ebsytwo Of ne crew buarc tte brig f,r
ter assistance although tee delay a,6 razs 70.
cu,rso by the ship thereby but slight au6 ;ra
actual services Il the master ~ tns 9 1 lite m ,s
than tis sss NJ TO the salvage; snd, in cncsdIa
hn tfaf efdltiousi cut, vas Imposed upon she re
nssDcer Of tis of the saip ns tskies = ,rt,a
y rn Tor The ri ct # tie brig II il dsrea tat
10. said sun o. monty bs d,s'Tibusd aulong the
port js al rsssic as toiluws---
20 Ecssrd Z Per ivsl, the m tie s75)
10 Each ~ the four ~ amen who went with
I'm from t'e -h'D vo the brip, au5 ait~d
bin here, $780,. l. 00
70 ne o. ptss = he ship WIDE Awate.. $50
10 k,mhsl X. Smith. master o. the ship 500
TO Inc Iemau der # the cre~ OF tho chip, TO
be divided equsUy among them. ..... $50
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
>-~-~-~~.-~->-~-~-~-~-
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
7 II e w A r.
~~~>~~~~
Important Correspondence Between the Russian
and French Governments.
What il to be Done with B0marguud2
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-
The GREY TOVuM AFFAIR.
SPEECH OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
10, 10, DO.
7 H E w A r
what Il to be Done with Bomarsuud
THE 0RBYFOWM AFFAIR
SPEECH OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND,

BY The Urited States mail steamship Washrgtoa
Capt. j. d. Lines. we have Londoo papers 70 the
10th Of August, in Iusive. Tue Washington left
s. usbsmptoD on that day, and Brennan oo thu lls,.
She brings $50 pas engors, and alb ut Eve hundre
tons Of German, French and B isish goods on
1 eight.
The ST. Louis, fiom New York, arrived of Cowes,
ard the Niagara, from Boston, At Liverpool, on
the 18th.
The propagation Of the British Parliament took
plsce with the usual formalities on tie l2sh OF
August. The Queens speech, delivered 10 person,
paid g. aceful ibute to the bravery Of the Turks
in tie defence Of Suistris aud the other military
operations on the Danube and stated that In cordial
CO operation with Fyapc4 The efforts Of her Majesty
will be directed to the efectual repression Of that
ambitious a. aggressive spirit on the part Of Rus
sia hich has compelled her to take up a. ns 10 de
fepce Of an ally, aed TO so ure the futu tranquil
ity Of Europe.
A despatch Is said to have been received In Paris
annour ciug the landing Of body Of the allied
forces at Perecop. on the Crimea, Istomas.
Bucharest il no occupied by ten thousand Turks.
An Austrian staff officer had been sent to Omer
Pact as camp to settle tue arrangements for the
eLtry Of the Austrian troops into the Piacip sties,
which, according to the last accounts, sill now be
occupied BY divisions also oi the British aud Fren
forces.
TREE thousand French troops were lscded on tie
9Th August, and occupied A,aod, sdshout auy great
oppositioD from the ,ssials, who bornt oil the out
works round Bsmsrsuud The feet suffered 10
loss. TIE Paris hsonifeur officially announces the
lardng OF t,is expedticna'y corps at 70 points Of
the Island Of Lumpar. battery Of Eve gucs was
destroyed by French aud British steamer. Three
bips Of war after ARDS attacked the forts command
ms BomsIsuDd; but it was expected scvesal days
would elsppe before they were redu ed.
Ac oydir 10 lft.e.s from OGessa If the 4'h Of
August. Admiral NachimoG, with great potion of
The Rusean fleet appsa cd en- that day in sight OF
| Odessa. A steamer VIII h was sen, into the har'
b,r statsd tzt the feet WAS to re,urn 70 Sch astopo
the fans night. - n. - :. s,g.sssssaas - (
oexssSsicr osths exrc iiticn from Va
ma wss not yet pcs;:ivei known. 1t was, ho 7eyes
afh med IN ue Of the Lon ION papers th It oinesy
-sAi-~i- ss,laA from
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ULised Staxes ID stict Court.
DECISION IN CASE OF SALVAGE.
70 Hon. Judra R,4rts

by d0n. Judge bette.
AUG. 3l.-EdiU0yd p. Fescspai, far himself and
Others, OCT the brig Isabella and Uo,otky, her tack
&c., and her car gn-Tbis wac case Of savage.
The libsl u "a FL by Pc clval. the '0nd mate Of
toe clipper hh'o Vice Asske, for himself Acd AL
Others interested. From ths st,mocy taKea Ia the
cste the facts seem to be as follow THE Wide
Awako. vessel oelo1 giog to THIS port, and bauad
On n voyage from SIR . apore 10 New Yo k. ltic,
wth valuable cargo Of ten, spices ard tia. was. on
n 18th day Of July last about 800 miles from New
York, In LATITUDE 36 deg "a mir. NJ, ana Longitude
az oeg. 10 miD w.. N tue MIDDLE OF tas Gulf a.ream.
Alb U, A. VI. bri< was discovered 20 the leewart,
ana sooD Affer II was SO that she had signal fly
Ing wsicb turned to b. sie Gsl OF DISTRESS. The
Wide axe tnerenpon hove 10, and the brig came
urcti her sterc. STE proved 10 be the itisn brig
hab~iia and Dorothy, bouDo from Havapa I, Fa-
month, WITT q cargo OF white sugar. She sa led
from Hsvaps Gu the 25tn of June. On ere 9Th OF
Jul, the captain cied Of yellow fever, seaman 90
the lss the aecoUd mae on the b, ani boz on
the 18Th. leaving 10 DO duty whcn she fell In with
sbe Wide Az axe. only the mate, t~o men and .
boy. At tie request OF the mate Pcrcvai and four
SEAM n went on board OF h,r AN took charge to
MtDg her 10 New York. Thu mate OF tina isabella
anu iwo men we're also sick, aod one d,ed about
half al hou, Aier PeroivA took barge, all Ut he
yellow fever. PercivRl ana tue four men TO * the
whole charge OF the vessel, aud brought her safely
into this port. wbereupcn tons ne! WIS 6lod to &C.
cover prae<r salvage Compensation. crew ol
tho VIE Awake bumbsrd tsen'y.f~o pac
lies setled tie CLAIM fcr sum OF 81 $50, and the
LssdiGps aLc tesfiui0, were by cnnsent submitted
o his Horror Judge Belts to Tx the relative
su.U 10 % be eivec b. tee eslyors. Tee foilo~.
ing dec,ee wss this Nom Nc maoc by bis Hoaor :
be dem no Of salvage 'mpsns sti9u made oy
the bs lIapt~ in Is action having bseo abuse o.
sgre ment 6f parstss at tie sun Of $3.50. and
tie procsos Of the itellaris having st,p ilAted 10
srU G to submit t. toe judge OF this ccars e. dc.
teruiae s6e distribution ef tn said sun am lngst
uast interested therein as s,lvcrs, aud the plead
ipps END proofs faviIg ecu rsd AID Q DDsito Of :
l. cots,e io OF ths exposure Of tie nme tate cal
voss VT ,efs she sol Wide A. sake aad assisted N
psvig1r,g the brig, because Of the sitaasou OF {
big c Der c,sw. an5 the mahglaot d,s@ese on
beard OF iei, although Ls actual servi Is ant
tlis Of thid talvors aeIe lot extrsorc mary; y,
inccnsic Il tne relative vsae 81 the shi
| and that s.e was ;aa5u vita vsius0ic 60, an
": 1890 ~ se Sssss 81 's sssa..c
srt - --@ A~zA IN and aced f1v
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PerS0nol 1ntcAAAgonces
Senator Douglas to address the people Of Chicago
this evening.
MOVEMENTS or GRIH AND MARIO We learn tina. these
personages have leased the splendid man
sion Of a. Abbott, Esq, Ill West Fourteenth street
ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan Botei-Commodore Stockton,
Upited navy Hon Isaac w Pratt virginia. Lieut.
L Gibbons, United ststes navy p; wegeins, Prassis
q Hargier, Berlin, Prussia; J. Roon@n, 90 + Voc
wise, Hambu.a; W. = Beudsid, London; A. J Beaa.ld,
British army; D Russ Wo,d, do Pennington Q'e
bec Captain Fell British army; q. horcref, scot
land; aiarK sport British army; Lieut. N. Smith
United States ravy DR.. Gurneli United States army;
Prof Mitchell Ohio
IT the St Nicholas Foel--Gen sasket, London; Capt
4 Trisbie Briti.h rny Gen Petit sni family Phils.
de,pri. Dr. Geo sirg-r. Mobile; Judge r. Q Snow,
Leui. vile; Hon NJ tapralli Ssracuse VIM Keep. Esq
I1ckIort Tare, Baltimore 4. ". jones, KentucSy
W + Buasen, Trey; Dsvid Walker, Washington; W. 2.
MeC+nce, U4S. -ims; Coleman Peausylsania (;
Capt Tsier sGysnpah; wrn. Holt Richard, Richmon
George VI St. 60, Louisvlle Pedro Hoy, Trenton, Col.
" Lo d Ohio Capt E tanicsd, Rochester
1T the PIE colt Eoa-e-Sir wn. Boyd, London; n. ].
Sa, arnutp sap Frsncco Thomae Bal ley, California; =
SsStlos, nj erst College L. Dtvoe .nd l.dy New
York Mrr. H. CarutherH and f. oily. New Orleans
- VIZ Wortnlngtun, Baltimore; Ars
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10 Aseruc D, VAS fnstaD ly lineu o.. o,..-
from his seat 10 he ground tba wheis of tho vehcie
psfsrg over ii. tooy The drce sci tapfear a."ppst
bis borse 20 LEI snme other cat 60 b. and hts
hose suddenly ssrtine before he wasa OF the "a q
threw bin TO tho trvemert toe cart passcg oser him
~ eescrittd. Vtrcict-t ccidentrl death.
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SINGULAR DEATH ~ CRoLxRA.--As singular deAsh
BY cholera tccnrrps few oays since Cranbury.
A lsdy was attacked With the di-esse and Ayper
yepily died. Her friend. proceeded 70 prepare the
body for the sh,ou6, when sgne Of life were sho IN.
Some hours subsequently another change took
place. when IL vas again thought that restn had
lain Cd It's own. and tue i'it 81 the victim nosn:
ar spes mtpss were accordingly made the secon
time To lay cut 'he body, wien asa'u symptoms o.
life we're manifest. Another Day la-esd. ADD with
~ srefher cbspee, when the hand Of death w@ tc-
ola olubl, LAID upon TIE vi tim, aud the trouble
ty!Iit essed fScG ute,-Tfrfcn (N!l AmefieC'
Aug. 81.
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CANAL AGENTS INTERPRETING In rHD ELnCrIOHs.
BUFFALO, August 81, 1854.
A party OF one hundred and twenty avs smigrants
from New Erg and for Kansas, went up the lake last
night They take -h them Fix epgpes from Rochester
and sone pa'ect grtst mils from this city. All the
party we're In good heath and spirits
The Lake sups Tor oxral Of saturday last says the
m ling prospects are 6ouri hing Tho shipments since
August 18th amounted to 251 tons Of "copper" and
408 tone II iron ore
CoCPlsins made THAI tho csna agents ere inter-
ferirg Ddoly in the coming election.
The weather is cooler, ani there Indications OF
rair, but none has ~ yet fallen
Tie schooner Hudson, bound from Milan, Ohio, to
Buffalo with heavy load Of slaves totally wrecked
near Conneaut. Her crew were al saved
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Health Of Crs'es.

Heole0 OF OIVeoo
III. Board OF Heslth Of g .Velsnd, Ohio, hav
disco tn ned their reports, as Tho choasrs ha' en-
tirvly eft that city.
Three csses cf cholera wero reported In B,stou on
Wednesday. The disorder seems TO p eva 10 =
sivel, among the hish
Tho yellow fever has made t. Cpl eayance at
Augusta, Ga.
HRALrH OF eT. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
The 81. Paul Pioneer at the 23i ulG, says:--We
have never kIo~n the city more healthy th IN At
PR sent; consider Dg the excessive heat of the
tber, It s extraordinarily 81. Gre ,srd 81 Healsh
who have assiduously lsb0red In TIVE discharge Of
tbeir duties ou'in the pr vslesce of what ssckoess
have I'D, now respite from theirt lis; Shic
We corbt not, " pu6euce ON the part OF our
citizens, will cont 10 throughout che season.
There have been twenty .shr deaths 3 ON cholera
at Ian ;ast.r (Pa) Hospital, Within lie last tao
weeks.
TELEGRAPHIC.
YELLOW F1vRR IN CHARLESfoN.
CuARLxsroS, Aug. 81, 1854
We have had only ono death from yellow fever
to-day.
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BUFFALN August 81, 1861.
In Ohio the pine swamps west OF Hud-on have been
burning several The meade tn the exteot
hundred acres have bsea barnt out to the depth
Of four feet vii chen zoe swamp fills with water.
become Lake The Ore would oommease eating unoer,
and whole acres underm when dndiug vent. it
won burst furiously .uming everything wtho
reach
President Pierce, Of Fudsou College, went to the
swamp view the scene when he sevsra large trees
apparently on solid g~cund. commeuce tuubling
though caused by earthquake The Ace broke out all
around him. ard he sarrowi, escaped With lie
The nt stants in the ycinty in q state o! utmost
cen ster nation.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE BIDS FOR The NEW STATE LOAN.
SUSPICIOUS LOCKING VESSELS In THE GULF.
A Free Soil Convention and
Know Nothing Pic Mic
NEWS FROM THE AFRICAN SQUADRON.
The Steamer San JacDtO Goes to the Baltic,
TO-, &c. 20.

The State Loan OF si.S5O,OOO.
AIBAsy, Aug 81, 1854
The following the successful ocaers for the State
loan Of 81, ESQ, 0oO:-
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Senator Douglas st Home.
CHICAGO, August 81, 1854.
Senator Douglas addresses the community ON Friday
next TO morrow The papers solicit for him patient
hearing showing that interruption il anticipated
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From Warrington.
RETURN OF sECRErARY D0BBTN.
WASHINGTON, Au. 81, 1854.
Secretary Dobbin returned to this city to-day.
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TELEG RAPHyC.
YELLOW F1vRR IN CHARLESTON.

We have had only ono death from yellow fevsl
to-day.