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The Ohio State Fan.

NEWARK, ONO, Der 18.-The State Fair is
now IN full blast, and the admissions have been
very large. About 6 900 badges have been
sold to-day, and some new entries made.
Tho horses of Ohio are much finer than is
usually supposed. The stations of various
breeds are as handsome as can be found in
Vermont. Sixteen roadsters are row trottinc
in the ring, which is ono-thrd of @ mile il
circumference, to the great delight of some i've
thousand people.
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France and England demand an explanation
from The United STATES

The Paris correspondent ofthe usually wcll-in-
formed Independence Beige, under date Sept 90,
says There is an on DIT here respecting joint
note sent by France and England to the Cab
met of Washington, requiring explanation of
the engagements entered into between the
United States and Russia, especially with re-
spcct to the nature and conditions of en- acaui-
sition said to be made by the Government Of
the United States of Russian possessions, sit
uated at the most northern extremity of Amer
ican
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No Further TidinoS of the A,,,;.

HALIFAX, Ger. 1.-THE screw steamship
Osprey, from st. Johns N. F., contrary to gen.
eral expectation, brought no further sidings
relative to the passengers Of the Inflated Arc
TIC. The only remaining hope, therefore, is,
that some CT the missing passengers may have
been rescued from pieces of the wreck by pass
ing vessels, which have not vet reached any
port or have gone to Europe.
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Canadian A6airs-The Cleroy Rs,s,,,,s

QUEBEC Oct. lS.-Last night, Attorney Gen
eral Mcdonald introduced the clergy reserves
secularIzation bill IN Parliament. IL gives the
entire fund to the municipal councils, and Sc
cures al claims on incumbents. 1t also pro-
vldes that they may commute their claims on
the principle Of life insurance.
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Filibuster Organization Dishnnded

LOUISVILLE, OCT. 16.-Col John Allen pub
fishes card stating that filibustering expe-
dition which has been organized here for some
time past, and numbered IL, 900 persons, has
been disbanded. The cause is stated to have
been q want CT means.
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ESc1De from .T11I

Troy, N. Y, Der. 16.-Mr. Nelson, late
postmaster at Keesyille, and editor of the Ga
sette, who was in Jail here, charged with rob-
bing the mail, escaped last night by the aid of
saw and rope, cutting away one of the bars,
and letting himself down by the window. He
was to have been tried at the United States
District Court, st Albany, this week
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Bank EniLnres.

CINCINNATI, Der. 1S.-The Kentucky Trust
Bank and the Ohio Savings Bank have both
failed, and there has consequently been much
excitement on Third street this afternoon. A
run has also commenced on one or tao private
banks, which will be renewed to-mcrr0w.
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BARD 81 wlIs0S,

\ MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD PENS. Of every
w description, respectfully call the attention Of tbs
public and Pen Dealers To their recently nateutad
ANGULAR NIB Gold Pens. These peas are pro.
nounced by competent judges to be superior to any
other now extant. For sale at the hanulactory
delphia. Jan a.
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Ssi-,lye of q SusDecied SlaBer

New York, Der. 19-The brig Sierra Leone
cleared on Wednesday for tie coast of Africa,
and the United States Marshal, having reason
TO suspect that she was intended for SLAYER.
seized her to-day. The examination will take
place tomorrow
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pa0YSY, CANCER, TETI ~, Fls-UIA.
4 ND Diseases of the Genital Organs, removed in
n an incredibly short time Iuval;ds af5icte6 win
the above complaints be successfully treated 81
No. SO Broadway between Second and Third strests
east side. Ofioe hours from ten to twelve o'eIeek
Drs. WHIrTEM0RE and sTOCKwELL,
Der. q. Cincinnati Ohio
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TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN

HhREBY make known to the public, that on the
iotn Oh May, 1854, I obtained Pstent from the
ohlsoo states Tor an improved saw, and am now
ready 70 dispose OF rights, furnish those with
VINO wish TO avail themselves of this vast improve
ment. This saw will cut double tho amount in any
given time, with the power as that of the ord
nary saw The nature of my invention is SO to con-
suet the teeth OF the saw that each tooth shall cut
its way clean through tho wood without tea-ipg or
forcing the saw; each tooth acting as a mortice
chscl and cutting chip or Of tho same thick
ness that each tooth stands in advance CT the one
next behind it the cutting part Of zach tooth is ex
actly vertical, and notwithstanding each tooth ad
vances in front of the next behind t. the blade Of
the saw to be Of equal width requiring the back Of
the saw 10 be inclined forward the size of the Orion
ing between the teeth to he increased reduced &C
cording TO the length of the and sze of the tina
Der to be cut that each space between the teeth
shall be capable of holding the entire chip
that the tooth behind it may cut off The is ca
pable of being attached to any mill.
L. STEWART.
For further information, address
STEWART & MCCLELLAND,
Oct. 26. Washington, ID. G.
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
Dedth of The HIN. Jared Perki1

Death Of the H,n Jared Perkins.
BosToN, Der. l6.-The Hon Jared Perkins,
Representative from the Cheshire district ~
Hampshire, in the last Congress, died al his
residence in Nashua on Saturday
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The Schugier Fraud.

New YORK, Der. lS.--Tho opinion of Cha-.
OCOnOr, on the over-issues of Schuyler, Is
published. He considers the company legally
Responsible Tor the acts of its agents, under the
well-known circumstances of tie casa
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DEATH.

At Wellsvillc, Allegany county, ~ Y. Octo-
Der It'll, of consumption, N. LOUISE CLEvE-
LAND, wife of g. K. Cleveland, and eldest
daughter of Rev. Il. T. Smith, aged twonty-
nine years.
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Nno1n OF The Enst

BosroN, OCTOBER 17.--ln parts of Worces-
ter county, yesterday, snow fell to the depth of
two or three inches In many localities in N.
Hampshire, on Sunday, it showed freely.
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WI. =. 53:,v.-, NT-','E wy a. Law.

( tOLiECTlON> Promp-ly attended to- Particular
- attention paid 20 sUsh claims az are marked
Done West ID, 6y3il=t pcr.on- res. ding in any
Of tho W ssieTn states hddrIss - above past paid
Ian.
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Convicted,

BRANTFoRD, CANADA, Ocr 1S-Var Hmr-
mum, who was extradizej from New York, on
a charge CT forgery, has been convicted.
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EmigrGnts for Kansas.

WORCESTER, Mass, Der. ia party of
about 300 emiGraots, bound for Kansas, passed
through this city yesterday.
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:. TIE BIRLE ms o1yN INrsnPRErER. :,

For further information, address
STEWART & MCCLELLAND,
Oct &c. Washington ID. G.
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Mr. Collamer, in letter to Charles Lyman,
dated October Z, 1854, defines bis position, as
follows:
II am utterly opposed to the Nebraska re-
peal OF the Missouri Compromise | regard
sne repeal faithless breach of plighted public
Iaitn, ana that it absolves the free States from
an oohganon to any of the compromises ever
maze On the subject of slavery siace the adop-
uon OF the Constitution.
was ever opposed to any compromise by
winch Tree territory should be opened to slave
y, ana L always so voted and insisted partic-
uiariy In speech in the House of Representa-
yves, In July, 1848. Qt may be found in the
Congressional Giobe.) / retained and expressed
the same views in Cabinet, in Is49 and 1850
;, regard the Fugitive Slave Law (part of
tnat compromise) as inconsistent with the
rights and safety Of our free people, and it's
COURSE OF summary proceeding violation of
tna usuai and proper course of judicial pro-
ceeong, and that, unless essentially modified
Dy allowing jury trial in the place of arrest,
1t should be immediately and Internationally
repealed"
on the 10th, in joint assembly, the old Board
OF Judges of the Supreme and Circuit Courts
was reelected, with the exception Of Judge
Collamer, whose place was supplied by Levi
Underwood.
Several unsuccessful ballotings have taken
place for Secretary of State. The distinc
ton kept up in the Legislature between the
Anti-Administration members is a miserable
one Why cannot the Wings put aside thei,
bigotry, and unite cordially with the Fusionists
as Republican Party?
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND ca EAIiUAL APPA-
AT'E-E

THE subscriber manufactures almost al kinds oC
apparatus, and viii always be happy 90 cores
pond with guch may need any thing in that G.c.
Having been for years practical teacher q 'hr
sciences, no has unusual advantages in krowrg the
actual wants of teachers. Price catalogues s,rs.
gratis on application. Goods shipped 10 az p3-5s If
the United States AMI Cau9ias.
lie refers by Tcrrnss;3u To Professor J. Foster. @.
Union COLLEGE, y Y; IT. Rev. A Potter. Bishop of
feLn. q. 3. Warning, A. N
juno E9-2ht Pom tkrrUsir NJ Nnrk
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przRNoLccIcnL cAniNrr.

LNONLERS, WELLS, Il co, Phrenolozi-ts anil
Publishers, zSI Arch street, below Seventh pH,i.
adelphia furnish al works on Ph7e0olocy Pavs.-'-
ogy, Water Cure, Magnetism, ard Phororr,-br
wholesale and retail, at New York prices Pr.ieg-
sioual examinations, with eharts ard FAN written
descriptions Of character Jay aud evening Cabinet
free. May 22-ly
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ONE THOUSAND YOUNG MEN
GtAN readily make over ice per cent. with a small
~ capital in new, respectable, and easy business
in universal demand This is 1atont medicine,
nor book business For full particulars, ndiress,
post paid, COOK CO,
Oct &c. Detroit, Michigan
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CROCK EB, McKUNE, Il ROBINSON,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
n Office Nos. "a and IS in Read Co.'s Post OfIics
guiding Sacramento. April ].
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GEo6O& VI. JuLgAE,

Attorney and CoGnssI!or al Lal0, Ccntr.ei.is,
Indiana,
IXTILL attend to the securing snd collecting q
w claims end all ether business intrusre9 10 Sf1
cara. in tho counties Of Wayne, Randolph. Herr
Union, and Fayette and in the Supreme and FEDERAL
Courts at Indianapolis. Dec. %
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON D. c, OCTOBER 26, 1854

tier who could not be protected within her
gates. q.
Ellsworth has long been noted for the low,
rowdy, vulgar proceedings of portion of its
opulation.--Bdngor Mercury, October Is.
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Ct0LDIEES who served IN To various gar. ard
- sailors, o. their widows hsirr. 10 vhJ-s r--
-ears of pay, extra psy, bounty land ueusl ls g..
may be due, may al It to their advantage 20 iEy-
their claims Investigated. kI|see7
4. NJ GANGEWE2
Attorney ard Agent. Washington, Z. 2
Bounty lard warrants fought and sold.
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he Cheapest and Best Magazine for the Fd,
ty Circle, as
WnAnWnRIWS YnUTHN CABINET.

90 say the conductors of the press generally and
~ the public to boot Have you subscribed for it?
Now is the time. volume has just commenced
and multitudes Of subscriptions coming in There
forty eight pages of the choicest reading in each
number and ever so many pictures. 1t costs but S
a year; and when taken il clubs Of five but eighty
cents. Try it. You viii find it an unfailing source
of delight and improvement to your family. Price of
single numbers, for specimens only six cents or two
post office stamps. Address
b. a. W00DWORTH,
March 6-Jteow 1lS Nassau ST n York
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Cl.AIM sc icNCY, ysAsKlNaro ID. q

Nj THOMPSON G. c. VENABLE, ATTORNEYS at
At1. Law, prosecute every description of claims be-
fore tho various Departments Of the General Govern
mcnt, and before Congress, They likewise sell Lsad
Warrants at the highest current prices and remit the
proceeds promptly 10 order to any pant of the United
States, for reasonable commissions.
They also attend strictly to the practice of law in
all The Courts of the District and the adjoining coun-
ties of Maryland and Virginia. Address
THOMPSON & VENABLE,
March l. Washington, ID. c.
z. S. Refer if neod be, to almost any OF the most
prominent citizens of Washington, Heads OF Depart
ments and Bureaus and TO mombers Of Congress gen
orally.
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New YORK, Der. 10. "A letter from tho
cashier OF the Ocean Bank indignantly denies
the rumored defalcation Of the fist teller to
tho amount of $4,000, and says that his de-
talcasion Will not exceed $4,000. Ho further
adds, that there will be no interruption in the
business of the bank.
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Large Bank Def1LcQtioa.
SECOND DESPATCH,

New YORK. Der. l9.-lt is rumOred that the
first teller of the Ocean Bank of this city is
defaultcr to the amount Of $4,000.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Der. 23-Flour firm Howard
Street, So Wheat: white, s 50 a s. O. red,
Sl.65 $l.7j-18,0O0 bushels sold. Corn,
white and yellow, IS a 70 cents--l5, 600 bush
els cold. Other things unchanged.
J NEw York, OcT. 2a-Four: sales of 6, 900
barrels State brands, at $3.50 SO 81. Wheat
firm. Corn: sales of 40 600 bushels mixed, at
- s. SO cents. Cotton dali. Stocks dull
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MASSACHUSETTS,

MhOShChU SEIIS.
formal Convention of the Free Democratic
Party OF Massachusetts, was held at Springfield
On the 18th, for the purpose merely of sane
tioning the Republican nominations and the
Republican Party. 1t was simply delegate
Convention. Mr.. Hale was present, and de-
hvered an effective speech.
The Know Nothings held their State Con-
vention at Boston on the 18th, and, it is said,
l 900 delegates were present The proceed
ings were conducted with closed doors, but
they are reported as turbulent and stormy
Several ballosings we're had for ticket, and
at last Henry ]. Gardiner was declared the
nominee for the Office of Governor, and Slime
Brown for the Office of Lieut. Governor. N .
Gardiner has been Webster Wing. Such 1
selection shows the af6nities Of majority IF
the Massachusetts, Know Nothings. The Tel.
egraPh says that Henry Wilson was among
the persons balloted for, and that he promptly
declined to receive nomination. AS General
Wilson says he is not member of the order,
how could he be present to refuse nomina-
ton The telegraph is not always very intel
ligible 1t is further stated that, after the
nominations were made, the Secretary was
instructed to make such anonymous communi-
cations to several of the Boston papers as would
mislead them and the public as to the candi-
dates nominated
Of course the sublime morality of such
procedure must commend it to the moral
sense Of every man!
Mr.. Banks has been re-nominated by a
Democratic Convention in the seventh district
We hope he may be reelected, although We
should have greatly preferred his re-nomina-
ton by Republican Convention. He made a
speech, in which he avowed bis hostility to the
Nebraska Bill and Slavery, and his determine
ton to separate himself from the Administra-
ton on these questions, but at the same time
declared that he adhered to the Democratic
Party. We should like to know where the
Democratic Party is. 1t is time that men of
sense should emancpate themselves from sla-
very to mere names.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Burke, Hard Shell Democratic State
Committee met at Concord last week, and re-
pudiated Che Pierce Administ alton, and de-
clared a preference for Sam Houston, of Texas,
for the Presidency.
Poor General Houston This will scarcely
promote his political prospects.
THE NEW CONGRESS.
The following table exhibits the result of tho
Congressional elections in the eleven States
which have voted compared with the present
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GRATiS!

4 FEW words on ihc rational treatment, without
= medicine Of local weakness, nervous debility,
lose Of memory, love Of solitude selfG,str1st digzi
cess VipVes the face ard other infrmitcs ~ ruIn
By this entirely new and highly successful treatment
every one IL enabled to cure himself perfectly and
The least possible cost Sent to ans address post
in sealed envelope, by -cuitiu ipo, paid two post
age STAMPS 20 DR.. Il. Dir LANEG.
Aug 3 II Lispsrqri street. New York.
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INDIANA.

The Administration has been Frustrated in
ladiaQa, but probably not so completely as in
0aio The delegation elect is said to stand as
t15Sg.
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LRRD 0iTq war AHD sDANayrIF, : CaN-

MO l Extra TrTI Oh, vel iitlgci ard Tree from
gelatire manufacturers Tor 6us machinery wcsj-
lcns, and solar lamps.
Star and AdaraNro Candies foil we.eht snI prirle
quality, warranted to stand Jac climate Of CsI.5Tia
Australia, Tie Indies, and africa.
OrdCrs for HVz qurotity executed promptly. AEpiy
20 THOMAS EMERY, Lard on, Star sud
Ad9u,EDtus Manufacturer. Cincinnati o.
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SGW ROCKS

KANSAS AND NEBRASKA, Central Africa.
~ Sunny Memories. Fashion anil Famine Tstera
r r rcatous the various recent works Music. AMI
stationery. For sale by g. s. WILLS
Oct. y. l4u Nassau street r. y
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We cannot see where the seventeen pro- sla-
very men are to come from. There may be
one in New Hampshire, one in Connecticut,
three or four in New York, one or two in ILL
nois, and one or two in New Jersey-but at
the utmost here is only ten. This calculation
renders it close work, but we believe that Free
dom is bound to succeed-Boston Telegraph.
SPLIT AMONG THE KNOW NOTRINGs.
Utica Oct. 16.-The Known othing" or
der Of this city and vicinity have decided to call
q meeting of those of the order who disap-
prove of the Ullman nomination, with view
to o new organization, which shall be indie
pendent of New York dictatiop.
MIR. William M. French, of this city, has
been appointed to correspond with those Coun-
ellis who may wish to join in this movement.
Mr. William w. Story, son of the late Justice
Story, now in Italy, has finished statue of his
father, on which he has been for some time
engaged. The statue has been shipped from
Italy for America. II has been pronounced, by
judges who have seen it, to be perfect work
Of art
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republicans in SMALL CAPS, and Nebraska
te- -Li Democrats in Roman.
ut tie iEcumbents, nine are Administration
ael--ol tie elect, nine are Anti-Administra-
"a "a " Republican. The first and second dis
;''e't s'e jet in doubt. The Star Of Hope,
fu'h,ael IN Franklin, Indiana, says:
4 CleGn NTe,Y.-We had given up the
Hrst and second districts to the Nebraskaites,
anal conVora.ng with one of our citizens, who
hta Just returned from Jacksonville and Louis
VILE he says English and his friends give up
h's election by about 80 votes. He also says
'hat Hall is elected in the first district. II 80,
every Congressman in Indiana is an Anti-Ns-
bIasks
Ire Union is trying to console itself, that
y tie aid of Senators holding over, the Ad-
ninietFation will have small majority in the
legislature, but the hope is Elusive. SO far
as the returns are known, the Republicans
VIZ have majority in the Legislature, and
'as viii secure the retirement of Mr.. Petit
Inflammation devoutly to be wished.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
according to the Tribune, the delegation
eject stands as follows, compared with the
Present incunhents.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

= t..2'n'abiG s. c., Oct 14-Messrs. Aiken,
NuH Or, Boyce, and MCQUEEN, have been
acted to Congress in this State.
there IS probably majority in the lower
.'~nth Of the Legislature in favor OF giving
.se election of Presidential Electors TO the
People.
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3. fJOhn Dick
Present members.
Nebraska men (in Ha'ics) a. Anti Nebraska
democrats ne SMALL CAPS 5; Broome, Native.
The residue u.s. Anti-Nebraska Wings.
POLLOCK has majority of 80, 900. Mr.. Pol.
ioc& answered tie questions Of the Independ-
en' democrats satisfactorily, and they with
Ufew their own nominations and resolved to
support him. The Anti-Nebraska forces Of the
''a1e concentrated upon him. He was also the
candidate Of the Temperance Party, but as the
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THE NEW CONGRESS.

THE NEW CONGRESS.
The following table exhibits the result of tho
Congressional elections in the eleven States
which have voted, compared with the present
I'onnrnaa
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CLky BLAND Vhr.a CUas ESTABLysB-
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L seventh session
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DreaSes peculiar to females are treated With sue
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