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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20

To THE PuDLlc.--We ask the atten'
ton of the public generally to the ad-
vertisoment of J. Read in this issue.
Oar citizens have long been in need of
"a number one boot and shoe maker,
and we think that this want will now
be satisfied We bespeak and predict
an extensive trade with Mr.. Read, and
especially from the ladies, as he has
paid careful attention to the manutac-
ture of fine work suitable for them.
Friends, all, when you want a nice
boot, or shoe, or pump. or galter, or
slipper, or anything in this line, go and
give him at least one trial.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20
Clifton & .Abhotc,

NISHEILLE, TENN,
Would respectfully cali the ate ntlon OF their
friends and the public generally to thc,r Stool
Of Spring and Summer Goods. consi Tn. 90,
mems and bows cloth ng of all STYLES ana pt'
ces, Also. FURNISHING GOODS in the
grsa est variety. among which are Briish
half-hoor, superior article; fancy and cotton
hs'f.ho,s Merlno feet h1lE-hose; Nalo. con.
De 10 nvillc. Louton. and d gtea, yaret. ~
TIER neck-;icS avery rch assDvl eut -
DsmlSk Sllk Cravsts; SILK. KID, Lie Thrsal
and other Gloves: MdrselIlss. fancy sIi white
SHIRTS; Shirt Cnllars, both fancy and White
silk drawers and shirts; Merno, Leslie ,h'r.d
and Jean SHIFTS and Drawers. Thee are
a few among lis, articles, too numerous ~
mention, Just received. nay29-u
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20

nN- We are unable to CLEAN any news
This week from exchanges, as they con-
lain nothing save multitudinous state
ments concerning the difficulty at Fay
sttsville."
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20

10 On the last night Of the exam
ination Of the pupils at Mary Sharp
College, fifteen hundred dollars were
subscribed by persons preoent, which
secures the building of two wings to
the College. Will it not be an orna-
ment to the town then? We think So
Progress the work as fast us possible.
New Flour from this years wheat
has been received in Augusta and
Charleston and shipped to New York
There have been but two Postmas.
ters in Charleston since the adoption
of the Constitution-Thos. w. Bacot
appointed by Washington, and ALFRED
Huger, the present incumbent, ap
pointed in 1885 by Jackson.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20
1886 Prizes amounting to........ S2l52oO
Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters 2 so

NldCUU VI 'd'uuIIuDi va
Qr'y- Persons holding Prize Tickets Of ). F.
Winter, Manager, will send them TO us for
payment, APR Is, 1891.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20

may %, 1857 til prs fee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
Lilo illustrated: q Grst-class Family
Newspaper,

Devoted rH N.... lItrurr.r, Science, au' che
'.t.s 90 I.I.irHtHueHf, lmgru,tm'Ht, ant Pro-
guess. p...-H.H O.. encourage sIlru 81 h0.',
MHH.Has. = Reliance. auH Ar.i1if, 'uUu- iHg
T..Htss iu i...tafc Use iH aH ils Ihir,s, nuI io
1 I".. fHr mode O., yu,rhus usE attain '1'
t.-..f .--.rr I'd u..iH.HF.. 1Hi bBT.fHf-.--l r''
poo WHICH ought ir o.. IHla hy ,ysry hu.', u the
HHI. IuHr-brd vosL., o., T1eltr aul We.ls,
40 - a lsU, ur "a o., bslfs ,,,D
l.r lHa.fl,isl 1HI Toe ONiJd Democrat will
o. I..T..Isl uue NDJr Coz 50, ip aIylurr.
A..I.... uIIa u.1rr, enclosed, prhli.h,r DEM
uraf, ps.-. VI. Thee trur- o. 10 1pg', tu lny
...r..H ,.Ir .rt- 40 tUrsr-,s tu- us, and pays
d.. ,al-rriYt,y4 iaa-yaucc, According To heaboNe
proposals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
TO ENJOY SOUND HEALTH,
Tee Dr. L.. ID. SPEARS INDIAN MEDICINES.
These Mcdicines have cured thousands II afflicted
people alter every other means bad hilod.

En-. SPEAR, VI. d., the Indian Doctor, 20
much ccl,hried GO hi many remarkable 'utss,
may BE- consulted II he oalcs. 20 Beach -, iiom
|gA. ". o. 1 4. NJ, upon 40 the warrior. di'cas's
and conditions 81 the human body. SPECIAL at-
ieutiUn given iu Canctu and SciuIuls, bumUr iu
tbc liuod, consumption, dNsp,p-ia, lsua'c di'oas'
g., d.. rhcumitism ani liver complaints.
! d.. Spear Great ludan Rsmeiic. are we'll
known As remarkable IN their operation, restoring
aui ruikiug the system more rapidly than ans
other mcdicinss ever discuNCrri. Many 81 uur
. Get huilirs usc ul other. llunirr0s ttu whom
rrI,i,u,c will d. given When rvIu.st'd) have h'ru
',stur,d Co sound hoIlh sN,r eminent r.usI','ns
htd pronounced ihrIr rasos hop'i'ss. NhcnWup
rrly u.sI ani ,Du,i.isuiI, por.,,crcd be-, remark.
i,hic effect. will o. experienced.
e. uuf mgdipirr. have 'ul,I me .""N uur nr'-
;rir,. have saved u, bl..' "Nour uad.rlnr- Il,"
.,yrd m, hu.llrd, w, uiir, 90, rhfl, 10Y nflrr,
ip, n.ihrr, 90, h,.fbrr, mY .is'.i, w, lri.uI,
. tb, case tnH, lr.l 8tr ,NVwssIrns iuu rrIH..H
plf.sll. puru hp,tI ibDr ~.'1r'. "hI,r. " liaI
. .la pr .ad hr rfmr rp 5000, t'"s Decd n't have
di1l, DO aa.l 3. al.p uhrl h'au.
d.. Spans I,go.alh. iHrohrc.
TIL. rrusf, ra. never b,,u l,.rrr aa,,,tlsrl.
Iif.tIr rr., atfi,Is ever SCI dis,nuoI thU rfi
.i..uI,. ,I.I eradicate uuu ihD slsf'm ttr,r HHt
S,ufrr. Nu usr of thr kuiir ur r'f.f'rs when
.ibf. mrt.,,nc BE- u.sI. " dutgt.y om,.s iH'n doc
II..I. 1rf o., q chemical action .ls.u'fs lhr goo.
.Hr. frrTrur. o. iurtt ,ri elective luH. Is
vrrIu,Il, .iuk ava,i health trfui.s. I.r Ir 'I'''
iced ,nuH ,,s,s Of Ura huuu's rnd sa.H uI.'r,'
o.. ono lluIs u.rI ss di,,t,d,vll 'a'tuH' D.Hu.h.
~ d.. Sr,,r trr.,t. p,uar.u. Itrfi, ur la.I.
r.u.tN. Wood, uithuut in.f.rur.f. ur s1II'I'-
&C.. %. rt. H,,rr iti'rd iu q s..e.r ,..r, HrH N.
h. t....t.. .,fr#l."s III t,fr#I.t l.u u. lI|.rHs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
Nolicc 10 rocrlo,r n Mortgage.

ENFUEECN~. tlg ul...si... T.. ... ..... s.ra of
W l..a1I raiue., u, ruaslI, 900 ibr
lH"IN u. tuml..HH., ...r,r1uf, Un.'. mort.
-H.. decd, executed Ip f..- a,l I.UHrI ib.llJ,
Is Albert A.. Mitchell, uI Canton, .r rlC Cuu1f, ,f
%. ..., HH raH .eJHnl dFt 90 Apo, ir che ,ctr OF
... bod n.r IH"r.lrI e.. be- Huu I..H ari |..h,r.
auf ryr.t|rI ir fHs E.r,.fy u. Decd. Or saiI
'.rnr, of DNnrj, uH1a loo, page -5g, h.iug pat
. DO uuU.rIra fur"It -uH0, iH TI1.H -.N, 900 wet
.... Of AuIr...u. 10 ii,r., iu sp.H t.utHI-lrIHg
ila lur-r. l.t au. h1.Iru.s tbarenn clnyr,rI hy
i.. 1H EHmurI rh.H1s, or tlr second d4, &c
Anil ,fr,e.,iI. tp .fI Mitchell ny decd, uut D.,
OBJ. -HII VI l,h,I .1 ils .r.ns SECOND tly ui Anul,
urI-t.sI Go il. .tti chimney, 90 -,su1e ths pl.-
rsrt ol ous c,itlil ullc of blnI lru,ug even dlte
with slit muit.tga, ilr tbr .un ui un. lHHu.ini
LY..grs, rl,Hb',, tsu huHI.,d ore Urn, iuu hur'iUi
tu tao, two huu iced it tbIye, 800 Hurifra 90 tur,
a1d tWo huudtcd p bsr N,,,s, With i1,gfc,t on the
whole sum aulutU,-uu.sI mur- -.I promises
ard mortgage uptc the slid l.ImUul IHinnry
tHus.'urd auI assi-ugI iu ms uF h.. deed dated
tle ihHy.'ei day ol Nav, !. u. 1886, AL &C.
corded iuihr licgttry of Deeds ar .t.I Count, cd
Oxford, % Wich rrr,e1cs mlN d. bad. Now b.
90 kuIau that thT Coudli1l. ct .aiI muuslgr have
Iteu lllapu and the unicr.gnei gives tbi- notice
flr the purpose OF lorcci1sin. sad ,upsgage agrrr.
ADJ, 90 che provisions II tac Sutule in such ease
made and provided. ASA AUSTIN.
LrsrmGrs, April 81, AID. 1851 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
NnnLnN. NnLll -. lNif,

NI.r. .',.|k trrhr a..t1,a1. 40 ihr Er4l r..
If.. ..gh.rr Wl.ltu WHUur. hi. ut rsIu, Doe.
-..H H". Y..-...r .H..Hii1. IIr rJHgrs.0u nl thg
...HN'. .#utI, Goo .h# rl1ur"r'.I Obj, i-.'s n
sJ.| |.r.HsUH HrI ,yrsrsr. uf B.m.u.sIUHiiHp.-
So. estate J.T...s uI Dol. HH.Hr..#sH cot -HtI d..
..I..'. k1HUH a- 10 pIII u, ,Ir Attain NH..lt's U..
..n. 0. l.B .uT. brm uI sUuH 500. ul arius,
u... comfortable tuidr-s. -uol gvf1ui, bru',
... ..I .. vsU hr1frf. ~ruhrll can't, 1u.' iu
.-. be- ....H .'fl.#.. tr| ....rBh'. n'lU, Hg 1u,
.#H vT.lIH- Dol, rI..rT.-r B ..rBI UTH.
SUMNER O.. NINLll., A'u'r.
T..# Mn. 20. t~rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
FARM FOR SiLE.

-I TuE FARM Known ne che joe
SflsNs Aibertoa Fsr,n, siiuatrd on Iem.
A., ing pis uu. ih Ms.,ripfd. ,s ior sale
~ Sod Crn coutaius 100 acres, w
80 - i,ft. ~ moe iag aud til.a-c, 20 of
Won TlrI sri pssfuggr. lluuso 2bN:6, With l.
l-.sp. Wos,l hur-e lbNso, tIn 3tNs6 With
..If.. ur... f thr some. SOL Grm cuts tuu - O.
a5 tsas of hlv. is veil v1iorJ, suJ Dos abuui :
.rrr. col r3IdHs u. tHs is.t gHalt, ung sauol. II
Of. tH o.. sHII rtvN I1rs ta fIr hftt ut MaN, thI
suusf wishes t1 -1 NrsI. Doc ituhrJ rIruCu
bf. sHr.I..r HH Ils rtrui.r., uf D., lg,tc', 40 NM
q. AIuiEIuN, NcvHr,t, x. l.
M.fIh a.. ISL. tT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
Gl,cKwoop'. ErrSrrroH W,cAtSr CTop)

Thsss Periodical. 400, ur,rcutihc three great
political n1rir. eff Gf,lt lritain-Nh,g, Tory.
lni E7IrI,-lHf politics iouHs "ui' on' feature
HIlI-ff rIt1,I,I. A. u..tus ui lIs most pro-
frHI writer. u1 ~ri'urr. lIt,uiute, Morality add
Religion. lhr, stand, as thrl ever have stood, un-
.fi,,ll-H ir che world 81 letter., leirg corsideted
uIisT'nsih'r Goo ihr scholar and th' professional
u'n vhi'. i1 th' Intelligent reader a. rystV cla.s
iHrS 'urulrH muir roro,t and ntisiasiur, record
world, th,u rin De- pa.silI. obtained rrpm any 9th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
FisE. The alarm OF Gre tins morning was
occl,ioned by the burning Of small house
on High street, ovucI by Jos. Hart. To-
surll Tor $500. bath Tribune.
RLrmLA. ALLnE -. -

Ah...NNNH NN NNN O.. N." Il aH.Ns
Seth ". Fowiy, E,g-Dar Sir. Having
been attacked with hauUrriJ-e0i lhc LUNGS.
which lsit me with % troublesome cough ana
The usul, debility consequent urDu such an
siagk, aul having cured myself hy trr us'
Ol W,,,ar's Ea,-..m or Wild Cherry. ,l,l
IL pleasure and duty to t.su.y o. it'
merits. Nv general liJh Boo rtrut wcI.-
elmo. IS small bat irr tI.-r uIr are -uu.r-
iu. uulyr pulmonary attacks, ! am I'.rs1a-
del that tag Ea,S,u isuu c,-.,.,ui Irel'r-
alton. lours. very trr.r,
IONA. r. tlIlLpS,
TlH.r Chisrr.F Telegraph.
Chi-l,r,,. Mas. Era. l', 1855.
Non, genuine unless signed /. BUTTS 0u
the wrapper.
,-..s. 4 Bate. rH... UH. Wu. = Er.f.
=. rr.. tr.U.s NH..H. li..r... o.. NHnr..
Nrrsg.. p ~. NH..r. So. Marched. u.Trr
+ I..r. NJ ...r- BOOB. r".. N..... l.... o..
e. E.rrH. T.lHrr.. ,.Hs. O. t..s. o. ~..,
u.....|. o.. IL e.. G. N.FHH|, E........ J. o.
81 o. ....... II....a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17

huuyr,l by a nations tears, remembered in
a peoples srl'i'nde,'
saa,chins ki'. from hi, sleeping infant,
be- hastily urmcl himself, aud embracing his
.carIr', but rar.ulIy excited vile, cried,
" wi.c Of my bosom, let mc have Thy bcnc.
lic;ion upon my work, or | shall 80 with
but hall heart"
"Blc,s thc,-blc.s thee and thy cau'c!" sic
tcpIiei. "Bar wi,ncs, Heaven, | would
rather live on the thoughts Of thy rcnown,
with bat The remembrance Of thy love bnrici
IN my heart, than share a palace wl'h an
enemy 20 freedom. Here, from my hands,
lake thi. instrument of war Ear better
sbus, than live to see thy child a slave !
FAREWELL May the God Of battles protect
'hcc."
Not many hours after, the first conflict
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
5 G vi 1g IA c hin c g,
ror the Family, Fouu ll"o.c aoI Factory.
Tho Simplest an Best m tho World.

The iIuHr, Mrl.t,, s 60. ~,Oir1 uu,hiu,
cunbiuirg che d..Iuhe quaiii,c. uluib,r machine,
Nith "rs aHa valuable Improvements, b. nov uc.
soNruIy thc PH.iu N.h1s. Briug adapted o.
,HN ,.ss of uuih, DH1Is. ur Zoe, -tiiJhIug -lhCr.
'ng, u,mmius, 40 II'.ng, ali hain. siuy' con.
siru't,i D. uut l.tlg 90 grtuut cd uUpir. SDttiu-
e lrautiI', even aHl stuHg stitch, WuiAng viii.
The hnrst Cotton ur ,.Irs,st tht,Jd, aud mBh coz
.,-s noise thtn auy uiusr uacbiar, they t,,um,
m nl themselves o. tIr famii,, IsUu House and
Factory. Stmplr. oi Sewing, with d.sr,iItiy,
circular, sent Go auy plrt bf che vutlI by address
ing thr uggnt. Il. \. JOHNSON,
10 Washington Street, BJston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
THE CAUSE Of CONSUMPTION.
lLLn,-MLnL nrndncri NrontLlntI


ease 70 tue fNtlrWs VI tltaNrs ihuH'irt l''NH "''
supports Bronchitis, aud Is slightly or iodhcreuI.
treated, ns though IL vas ~ no serious tcndoocy-
nsycnhccss, il has lad the foundation Of that lie
slru,ing disease, withoot ,hc knowledge ot ihc
sr15rrs, upirrniairg and sappIns lhe Ncry yital'
oCihrir constitutions.
Aa,urg ihs uumerou, classes Of diseases which
atlltt u1u there is mono U"f, silent ur utca'het-
ups iu s 8rrr11rhes, nr more srtIsin 10 triumph
over h.. SLOWLY ruu.uu',n- victim ih'n The iurmit1'
blr epI iu.iliuu. 'r,,'or 81 hunani, -llr"uchu's,
which BE- pru.rrrI %, catching ruid-thruuch a
n, -..t 81 regulating the state ul che bowels when
a,f,ipg NJ ,iult ago. n seldom eNcitrs su, at-
t5nliuo o, alarm iu The on n Ut any p''suu uut,I 10
hls sovo ihc seeds IT dI.,asc nod .u0Cu1g 90 thc
huu11 system %, checking ilr circulation Ut che
hInud aud 10 ,r tu thi. sUuIrc alprr ilHt We altIh.
ute ihe 1v iil mortality, ~ Consumption.
The following BE- zimpr uut ,uu'Ct i.'u.ira.
t.l. urm,l, Ii ihr cu,rtis lnl syvus ut the
CO.., vrtr ,hnArI ur yhg-fi tp, accidental, 80
u,l,rvi-,, what vuull o., ihr rosult ? ~ uSrr-
dow p. bp,umuIr,I fhh anI .Ir.h uu thr 20. trr
che uuh ir ii. uJi- hlurbu"i, until % l... r''N
hub.. ,utu,r lHI ,,y,r,. Thfs b. quite similar tp
thr human lI|1. vh.p fl, ,htuu,l ur sewer ul
hIr. o.. co.,, ir.m ii, which b. che huWrI., o.
checked .r COOL u.a ihruu.h ,uu.iil I,Hn, oI sUn,
uauliuull ,.-uurliHr, uhIrh u'y.ns thc h"ud
if..i ,tftr' ting tuIuu-h a., -rH,Itl sl .i.m.
What. thrn, is dee consequence An H,ruUr-
hifUp ui diseased wtlitJ f.I Die. Nh.Ir u|N
ih.. i'r lui pi..unuu. Substance -1 iu, when % D..
rrr,sufr.I G,n taking ifs ra.rfd rNlt ihiUu-b tH,
IuvJl.' u ru.t .rI-H U.rI hDh 1-f.u iHiH tHr
llsI Goo o. iH.-.H t'.u,.h frr ,uIrr' i.Im' l1 iHr
H-rrr, riiIrf Iil, lHIH..rI u its tissaIr .isrl-'
.rf srdrtiHr, pr| 'sHf'u.E steele 'r rHIp, u0f-
,ur. .f..lI.rps, arH Initiation 100 ugrI .Hr Isit,
rr..u.i.e 4, lIif Irr'tHI at Doe stomach, sua..,..
,l th. tsH. B u..lu col b.u.I lH fhr bead, ,s.tuh,
II. 7. D. II
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The British Quarterly Reviews.
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NnriIr Or rOCECLOSURU.

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

heard q pistol fire towards the buggy;
was then down by the creek, behind
u tree; couldn't see tho man or bug
gy just then; had not got TO the tree
when I saw the man behind the bug
"; was only little way of; l did
not 90 back after heard pistol fred T;
but went on down the creek; I was
not afraid of man in buggy. but man
on horse--I went out there 10 get
some plums and play"
LEOPOLD MEYER sworn:
II know Charles Fugit; saw him
in this city last August; ! heard him
tell Mr.. Street that he would bet him
q hat that he would bring in a scalp
from q man; Fugit had knife and
belt on; this was about noon, the same
day heard that Hops was murder
ed.'
JAMES TATE sworn: 3
II know prisoner when l see him /;
| saw him near Mr.. Wallaee's house
when was going homo from the
Fort, where / had been with hay; he
overlook me, and asked me allow |
was on the goose?" / told him was
all right he said that was the way
TO talk IT, he said that ho was after
men that were not goose men, no al :.
40 asked the same question Of man
who was with me; he had a pistol in
his belt; he went on to Wallace's and
there got off and stopped; ! met man
in an open buggy; did not notice his
dress; ] met him about a mile from
Mr.. Wallace's, and beyond the bridge
on the creek some way about half
mile"
The Leavenworth Times says:
The counsel for tho prosecution Of
fered 10 prove by this witness Twill
lam Rodman, who saw Fugit soon af-
ter tho murder, ] that at the converse
ton above mentioned, Charles Fugit
told the uncle of witness that he kill
ed and scalged the man that he now
now stands accused of killing. The
testimony was objected TO by counsel
for defence, upon the ground that II
did not appear from testimony of the
witness that theperson who made the
declaration was the prisoner at the
bar; that tho only information witness
had upon the subject was mercreport,
and that the Same knowledge upon
the part Of the witness that the per
son making the declaration was
Charles Fugit was necessary, or that
II must be shown that he was so cali
cd in tho conversation, and In his hea-
ring, before this testimony could be
received. The Court sustained the
objection, and the testimony was ex-
Guided.
Fugit left the town on the +. X.
Aubrey, bound down tho river, with
in few moments after his discharge.
GIN. Com.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
spEcuLArIHa AT ROME.

The Paris correspondent of the
New York Times states that the Dow
ager Queen Christiana, Of Spain, no.
torious for her immoralities, Is one OF
the greatest spectators in Europe.
She is now nv Rome, where il appears
she is heecing tho people Of tho Pa
pal States pretty freely. The Pope
mas made copcessinos for railroad pnr-
poses, by which she Is amassing an
immense fortune. \ national bank
has been established, with the Queen
and Cardinal Antonelli at its head,
and the Pope heads the list Of subscri-
oers 10 the stock. lf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
Terrible Disaster--Steam.
er Burnt--An Immense
Loss OfLife.

QUEBEC, June 27.-The steamer Mon
ireal was burnt yesterday near this
place.
Two hundred passengers were drown
ei or burut to death. they were most
ly Scotch emigrants.
SECOND DISPATCH
MONTREAL. June 27.-The steamer
Montreal. the loss Of which has already
been telegraphed from Quebec, contained
five hundred passengers. and only one
hundred and seventy Eve are known 10
have been saved. About two hundred
Of her passengers were drox ned.
IL is believed that many swan ashore
and were saved in other ways. The
accident happened near Cape Range,
between Montreal and Quebec.
LATER
The Montreal took fire at 8 o'clock
last evening. The steamer Napoleon
saved tw hundred of her passengers. the
principal portion Of which have Just
landed IT Quebec on their way west.
STILL LATER.
The Captain and crew Of the Montreal
are among the number saved.
Later advices say that The number
persisted will reach three hundred and
fifty.
QUEBEC. June 81. 10 P.M.-The
Steamer Montpeal left this place at four
o'clock. Yesterday afternoon. for Mon
treal, with from four to FIVE hundred
passengers, mostly Scotch emiprants
recently from Europe.
Fertunatelythe steamer NapoIean. also
bound for Montreal, was but n few
miles in advance. She put back with
all dossible expedition to her assistance.
The Napoleon succeeded in rescyine
from the buring Mrcck one hundred and
twenty -seven Of her passengers.
Nothing unsual occurred until the
Montreal reached Cape Range twelve o,
fifteen miles above Quebec, where the
wood work near the furnaces. was dis.
covered 10 be on fire; quickly afterwards
the flames broke forth, causing tko Mt
most CONSERVATION amog the passen-
gers.
Every effort was made to arrest the
tlames. but to no purpose. Captain
Randolph, findicg il impossible to save
the steamer. ordered her to be- run to-
ward the shore.
The officers aud crew exertod them
selves for some time to get ont tho life
boats. The flames spread with the most
astonishing rnpidity. and the widest
confusion and despair prevailed through.
out the ship.
Number Of passengers threw them
selves overheard and were drowned
Captain Randolph and the Purer Of
the Montreal were among those who threw
themselves into the river. Both being
excellent swimmers. they succeeded In
reaching the steamer Alliance and were
saved.
The steamer Alliance arrived here this
afternoon, with forty five dead bodies.
The Montreal had on board two hun.
lred and tifly.eight Scotch emigrants.
with several German families. and a
number Of American passengers.
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pr. ROhaek's scandlnayIan ..RemedIes.

The seeds Of all disorders are Me blood, add DIR.
Robacks Bloc Purifier and Pm act specifically on
that nuld. They eemi osed Of rare swedih herbs.
and form sovereign antldele ~ the necsps god cor
uptlnr prime pie Of disease. Nostnl, do they care
Indigestion. billions eomllaini, mnsaic wcaknefses,
conneblal Insompst ncy. nervous disorders, lung and
throa affections diartheu. etc. but they cleanse
and PURIFY and nvIgesais eyyry orsth, and put the
whole animal machinery In sac vigorors eapdlt on
that q Is enabled tofesist and throw ~ the influence
q bad air and other Or setpel SEQ adsert'se
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Testimony Of DR.. 0. Butcher.

Green hank Apf leo. is5s
Gcutemen-Semo fbw months sncca patient appn
ed 10 mo for IN deal advice. afflicted With sovsr,
form of secondary syphilis 10 had been under h,
charge of two physici Ne with ut obtansg rol III.
e"mmonecd ualnghe reg larrcmod Of the profession
eul Nc d'cas It brrnly roals d all N OF rIs. tn,
~ alton Of cartsrs Spa sh "A Aiurs raesc,
n's'and DO nR personally act an1ed wit, yourselves
do ermloed ogivc trial. idld 10, aud In shor
lmo IT, good effects we're evident. hnd lhree bottle
cured him.
ASA setof bni eet5 iailering humanity, caanol
withhold my est n'ny 10 Us VIRTUES ~. al aierntly,
and puriasr q The blood, aud tke pleasure la RECON-
mrndlng u 10 the profession AM public generally.
Yours respectful o. uUICHER. NJ ID
Soca vertl efnrnt
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WHY Will You Suffer-

Read The testimony q DR. ~ p. Lsoasrd, Druggist
Payeue G. n. Al.bama. dated January me 18th
iesa, ...i'. -. f. 1..Ii ........,i.. IN -.
"penr sir. Hoeasnds German Blriers hrve dope
wonders In this section. a youth, q son Of g. NJ.
uueberi, Itsq. Of this cmnip. had ben for ssv raj
monihs utder the ca ofoug best act onerswiihout
,elief, and reported enbiIui, and the young
nun, though seareel ableio get about, common ca
W III the Bitters, lie found much relief from the
q isle, he eeniinu 10 lake n. until eomi 10
cure wa, saee,,d. He IL nov psrieeiIy well and
tout"
Az whouse the Bitters are satisfied NTH
them. .t..,.sl iss
chaunces Fowler nld, at it
,t.a .t Tnskcgce, Ala. Jan. I, 1851.
srhe Biiers are selling we'll, and think they will
eonsinus so. they give good sassetcnto those who
have used them.v l,fI - ..Il
See advertisement
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Nursing NOre Mouth.

Everyone knows that this disease "a very distressing
and dincult 70 csie, bat sure those addicted N
II that there Is nov PusTlyE CURE tor this Disease
BY using Dr. ). A. Viewers Cankor aud Salt .Rheuni
syrup, together with bis inyaIaabls caLker Cure.
These full aud posll'e core for this disease;
necessary, We refor all who la any seepueal
~ many ia our midst who have asvd tAsm, and have
been perfectly cured. fi.s.. l..H
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MONTREAL, Jund 29.-Betwoen six
ty and seventy survivors of tbs no.
cont disaster on the ST. Lawrence riv.
er, have reached this city. Sixteen
dead bodies have also been brought
here, and one hundred aud tifty-seven
taken 70 Quebec.
The Coronor's jury sits tomorrow.
The emigrants are under the care OF
the st. Andrews Society.