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DR.. Smiths Pills In Kentucky,
F..,n ,As Corrr-rontips ssyrstsT, .iihe ny ana
r.f,,rn H,liy Sos'cty.

Ip,ssour. Ohia 60, Ky, JnnS :, lsH;
N, a n. Sm,th.- ucar StG NSNHs's hsahh
y. t,,,h is-.,irc,l irau a. '1'cui cough ! oooll
I'd Nee 81 ,y.s p,lis - iai' rl'se and sect To-
i..i.,,.l, 81 thr,s dnBra. Onc II ~ sons ~''
r,r,,ih taNsn With he b,ll,cus 6y,t, snd ih'
...r. Night i..ak ~ It ihs rills. The ~, 's'
hr .sst b. ne, bc,as be- gJssi 'niscty and h'se
trf. ths Pills h,i u"t oprrsiei. advised n',o
o. 10 uiurc, ani as suoH ss The, "T s'a''" NV
.,...fI D.. ,.I,,.I U,isr, ni-ht D. was quite
rts,. .s.I a. rr. vel. lsu si,sfh ~ thr "ri"
,.a r.uI I have bad ,orr r,ls i'st h'II, Dc Nuu''
t.,-..,-I. ,,I. irstl , ',aF,tiHg ilu,ss. she
BIZ. bees "a as tfsm r,s''l Is, ani 3, g'io'ns Boz
fs.b ..al .t,..,b. api be- hs,th ;. at '.nr,o''
rs, l'.,.. JARED TiJkNuE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-13

Children talk Of what they are d1iu.
y ..-- people pf What they wall d., and che
Oh 81 What they have done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-13

C.rr5ur. 81 uaH ga -'nt.n10 va'.
v.,hel. rr.,vvt..r. vguI ,rr, With boz
,.y,i,y lie igwl,.-i rfAn'p..,s,. Hra
yu,-nr.gy. G- which 20 Accomplishment.
alI o. attainment, dress, caDs,.rat.ur.
Show -c ,hc man who desire, '1uaAc every
On, lalry around l,r. and vh0s' --at.,'
,'.ri,uic s never O. give JUS; .i.rsf 'H a0s
one. AMI I win show you --nl.ruHn p.
nature sul Practice, although bee uay never
have vr-a q ,ai, o. trg4I-H.h, u.s h.lr
O.. q ,.A.c.n.
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eli, fact, " sy' the Bombay Gazette.
"thAi the entire population Of Ilinlosan
80, NJ; average a siSPsnoO q year for cloth.
TO-"
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E.h,r. Elu., .I1 of che Scottish v..'
has rlhi.,h.I i,;;.r IN tc Tl.s7s stating
Singular r.-cums;aucr, 30 tsar, namely
tha;, 'y ,lr existing laws 70 France, .r.v
r-7,.H bgra ia scotland BE-, ly ,.s,ar.I H.,
birth. a ,,,ssu rr France Far... ~ ..
France made such law, 30 appears when
husband al Mary Queen ol >..,., .ul. ,a-
statute rs.u- uurTr.'yi, .' c.r.r.ri Ply
&c c1lc yC Napoleon. >s..-hm-r 1rs -.-r
oussJs oC pauic, l.tr. uut.4 o. ta,
honor lu consequence 20 "a party u. Scottish
sI.o, having J.'nJI &c city a-,.a'; aa
attack ty s,5suapl, Kim o. Poland.
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hsStH. ti.H ..s.. oct gfaHIaf, as thry afr pct up
. surh,l,. tri irar uur name ard bl-l, TIRE.
MONT MILLS, T.. T.. DYER ! GO.
t. siyr rlngrugf. some idea Ul 0nr sales, Nc
annex the iulilving scale Of ptice., VIZ:
SO. S,s-blgs T,s, i.50 5b. NllLa CsTs,. %
SO. y. Hy,5a A" 22j sb. god 100
ETThe Spic,. nee rut up iu ~ 'Hd 10 NJ. 90
. rlsrs. rNpfsss, ibf family use. lud are warranted
To- h., .tr,'l, poe, auirlr, pn onl, ned u,,l O.
establish ihrm IN rollio lNur.
SPANISH COIEEE.-Wr wonli call aitr0.
tiHr uf ru.sunFrs 11l Isllrfs o. Dur Np1sisA on.
p,.as an nuirs sh.,h - highly rsreins,l, sri
.,,ss ths gfr,is.t Subtraction. lispuristrd sith
u,ut,ulnr s,fr, brI H, 8 PECULIAR psuscss On tplst.
r. uss pnapi ui ths rulrr, 20 - lslic'rd, isCIrpl
90 - o. ufa1, uibrr.
p\NpEIIuN .-Thisaui,lrtsr,rs-
IN, sfsIarsi q our MIL. ani rrI up Boz rl,h,s's
h,,irg rur tad, marx, a1i m1N H. rri0i up"u No
thr i.r.i ,uI m1.t approved misiufr oi dlrisliun
anil coffee.
TNRNNNCuN. s, P,rrir,i Disl,ars Rrr'.-
Ihi, au,sIr o. pfrraf,,I lni us,ssd ~ uu' MIL.
s ratpilsI Nv i1mtl, Gr1rsfs srrrfsll, 90 ,i, 'ud
rBrr'r,. Hrl i-=lur. u1f tr1lr wlrk, tHrVBHH4
....rHsg r.fss,' mH, D. isr,d rIrHn ss thr GFV.
rI,, Nau,i, The Trfs,ufup u-,i i. ,l.,at
Quo ,ff thr g.u1'iu uf collie. Tho pIlrr is'gl
,1.. r.f r.rr hr.i % d. varr0'ri o. lr th, same
Hs thtt vhlrl has ls,n sH'I iuf ~ r,lis pound
o., uutg.sfs.
n, 80 heal gnp~rls, ~ nlnjsI,u1 are we'll
l.slsa. ,pI l,lI be- hffl r.i,ml'.Hn hy 40 uap
us. o. The hsiHs rls,1plir1 oi ihr ,rui, with
30 If# rt |r..HgI vrtrrs rtiH.Hs.I. ,tu lr m.,.I
u.I coffee coz r.i. o. l-st srit. ihr tr.fr. rHI uii
i.r lun rlrrp .rI ry.Hrnirli as q iH.l.l lt,sf.
H.r. ono f.HHI ~ which lstHr H-HfN uTui Go feu
faHHfs .. coffee. ltlsprHsrr.lri o., H.IHf sHi.H'rt
lIt...rrs, ts rrtn.f'., ra.'.,r HH| HF r'rs' Hs,
as O. ur.lf,l.us lH,rH.r. Hr| as lisnIaT &C. D1f.
f.4Hs.s. utilHs. BnrffsHns, 80.
b. care TO iH H"I,r iIIt ,'I .Ur i.'fss have "ur
,,-.i- sss,k o. gf.sB4ss rfsflsr taFsf."
~ Gr.srs rai Dss'srs, hlrr.i H..rrr1t b.
up1-. rplhlrs fIru tn supnI, t.,ir ,I,ium,rs ai
tHr s,ns ifv rfIrs.
70 CN~ll ECIli~EVS -OuIu' jrri l-i1:
'r sa.utr large s'lr. ne .fn,l rraht.. ~ uH-I iu.
'l,.rurrts b. hi.h r11rHt D. rf.u'rI a., thHss 20 Doc
iu lIsinrs. un th- rf,ii system, pa. We ruuhiru.
N tu,i'r 1n examination of ihr ,Hr'fr ~ ono stock
anl .uf p,ors, is compared With tbasr of ans uib.
,r hHrsF.
nu,l.l. Nus L., i-5G
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j. RUSSELL sPALDING's
Pom r TcK nAT,l

n ,mplts tishncs. arl hti.'pnr,, clr'ns. 90.
ulpi,nis, ius gpsiss, sul'rllt.hrs, removes dau.
Iuif. relieve bslllShr. and h,s pulall, lssn
u., iar rsstHfins aui pf',eoiiug the hliipg nj 90
ihr hlir 18th 10. mirh .ucrr., 1. 1000, tiirrI' s,ft
kr,uu. n has stood ths t,st 81 I,us aui zoe, aHd
aIl fan col, uI-lr, %.
Sul, Proprietor. J Erssr-t Sr.iuiNG, Nln
uf,riuurs Chemist. run,ip,l Depot, - I''.
u1ut Street, opposite ih' Nu'gun' liH'i"n, NH''.'
,,b.,,. 10 I'D. d. .hruII 10, aIlis...d The a,.
.,.n,.c Of Dot. .isu4tair 90 uu tyrry bitls ol tbe
srrui1s.
SOLD ny DEALERS GENEEtLLy.
Na1r.u'rr. 1856. ,flyiO
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100000 Bottles Sold (!

Eutrrr,l icroriiag 10 act u Congrr,. in the Nrar
1883. ~ J. Rnsscil spaLl,ag. ,u The C.c'k's
Oh,os IT ths District Cout 81 Mas.
an I.f,,sr,s,.is ,,H Is dsih tfk tresffisrfa Law
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on NJ \ y IIO o d!

Am IrS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Jsfr.'a"tri. G,ti,. o., Ts'ar'lt il.s'ar5'
4 PEW WORDS on che ,t,rpaI treatment.
~ without mHtirilr, Hi ~prupttuuhsi, 90 d..
81 Wsskr-ss. Nocturnal Emi.siuus. Genital srI
Nervous brhiI,N. luuaicl,y aul imTri.m,Hts is
marriage generally.
~ 70 pE LiNCY. ND.
The iuJHffsHi Brt that m,o, l',rm.rg GONE
phl1fs, originating iu ihr ,mrfuIrnrs 11i ..tru.is
H' youth. ult De- r,sfb removed vlfiuur rr.. cine.
Q, BOO thrs sr,II t1U. r'al'l d.mno.tu,is,,. ard
the rHur'l rrt a1I h,-hI, suS,'.,iui trsliirrrt.
40 adopted o., iis author, i, r, pir.I. ln u,.irs
~ ahIfh rsrr, uHf BE- enabled n conc I,n..ll r,r-
rrf, GOD 10 ih, '.,.t pp.sibs 'Hst, iber-h, ssutJ-
ir- H.' thr HHtr.fIsrI r.siiuus .l fhr dos.
sent Co. lH, si...- gai,. auI rr.iHsr ir =
srsi1 r1,rlIt. D., truIf.tug tvu IHHs''ga sIBrT.
o. H. u. Delaney, u LsTsr,d street. N,-
lHik ttf,. l5'
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PROSPECTUS ron TnE
BOSTON ATL a S
For 1857.

Tn, HosroN DntN ATLAs - a puhlic,tion
vel Luown throus beet New England. H. lrTu.
,,t,un a. a Commercial, L'iria'y and Political
Nsu.r,pcr y established; and iis puopfie,uIs
have uai, 10 -, ihat What Il has h,cn ~ lc'rs
rs,t. the, will zee thsu ls.i rnutis o. sake q IN
he t.,p,g. Whatever d,ih,u'iie- iis cundnrtors
u,,, have met With vh,i,,'r orIosit,"n ih', NAV
nave srsnun,et,,l, he, have sts1dih maintained
tfe rasi,,nn II the Ana, 'shirs Sc no ah ~.
r.ri that iur Which ihr, have r,rf t~eu tc'd, ~
rrgHsr ~ annie sVu,,ahu'. Nhil, h"si'h c'lcu-
i,r. have he, i.su'l game, o.. au'l these wh"sc
u,.,t,aa gave ihcu, infarner, have sucmpsd w
,,,,.l,is the rfu.J,fil, uf vur ,.iahlishwrni, ~
have. wh,ls su,ita,ofiu- q. Le6r ~ The path IT
..Bt,. r.atptsirrJ rur ilIeIea,I'urc. We have Mt
I.4.s is,I.',t,t uH ., che slus "l patty; We hs'r
l..t i.-.--.I E.r Iptrause,. Wc have ri,iru'd u"
E-ht ,.ut ihs la'tlr otihuut tn, rui1rgiHc aIau.
co.. 4 or. flf che hi,rls pl ir'y 'om ihuughrut
New Ebshpl. a. -, whether tbosc hbHrs arc en-
liii.i O. cHusi'era,iuu.
The rir,pl.ii.a of ihr All1s !. MT onl, hfcr.
I,.f ui -,.sI character. u !. r1t hmitoi a. ite
.anrl,al er,ls. ul l,o.tpp, bot Be s scot 90 large
ruuIrts thruu.hrut New Iugl,nj. rr,lsll, uu
n tlr fs1sf nt ths ,lss b. rNirnst,s', takrp ln
.rr State IT Marus, N,v ll,"'rshiw aad Ncr
lHHHi.
Asap alyrtti.ip- rrdiup, therefore, The Nis
ts rHsuIrassr.. Our i.tus Gee alvH1s favorable.
arI Gee r,llels arc customers 81 che b.st cha'ac
Geo.
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Gutta Percha,
Sheriff's Notice.

fI,ilE several coroners within aud for the Couni,
ofONfufd are hereby noii6sd, IN arcoUiaae'
With Section IL, Char ter iOi. Of the ise,''e'
Statues of Maine, that the undersigned has h.e'
duly elected and qualified as SnIRITr within
aud for said County % Oxford. ,,,
ALBERT y. WHIT.
pc.it.h, Js.usr, 7, ias7,
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coon NEglN To THE iFFLiCT
w. 'aHA'F a tle Mrrtb, Thru,t. stomach ur
l'.'..' be- a.i-.st ip.flurlBsuu.N cured hy Ia.
''lili 'ANAtN R,I,aH.
HEtTI DOCToRS BILLSa,r ,grsy
O., rrr zee 90 l'n. Itrru't ,.,NksE HaI4Av.
u ,r.r. 800 Ala..s 90 osuAo,itA ussic
For ClNhER. ACCOMPANYING
'''AsI-I'.h ur .rl,'ri i.',r ~. rrrrtr'.C,N.
atH hAtssu rs az unD.tlt.,I is.uriy.
ENLARGED TONSILSau9 SWELL.
lNv ~ iHt filROAr. zee ,asil, sol .I.-y,,,i,
l.I'd III d.. fIIriT's CANE1R BALs,H.
INPOPTiNT 20 TIE SUFFERING
lWr,uHu ul Jhs Br1arhs. better kslNn %. a
be- t.rsItbg 90 tht throat" uith ieulsrr, 10 ross
ls sneeII., culeI ly la. PErTit's CANkER
EALskH. Relief D. silpst instantaneous
SMALL SPOTS OF CiNEER on
ias Up. or cheek, are cured by pE. PEIrIr's
'sNNtH BALsAN. AWiy .ingle drop 10 the
al c'si psTt. sad relief l. almost ,nsianeous.
{, W: At~eIl. Dseung Bloek. Market Sqgars.
foftlard, Ceneial Agent ior Maine.
soc y d-s's' 10 n.ii.i.. -v-cvhrrs.
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Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Wanted,

onO ACTIVE YOUNG MES, to act A. be
OlVJ cal ani travelling agents IN y hu.."sss
s,.,. u.rfil and honorable, Al SALARY OF 100
pER MONTH. 4 capital ut IS oaly required
No pa,snt med,riuc 90 book busiue's. Pail pr
tcahf. giy-n. Zee, a. all who cnsL-e postage
stamp or three cent piece. AIT sddr'ss
A. H. MARTYR. Pisi"t"S, y w.
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DR.. pc,ilt'> lmCrlcan Eye Sal,C
va NOr DECEIVED

D l-..,.s '.''.,,r h a'''.I 'a'as'a. WI
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FREMONT MILLS.
Teas, CoTeos. Chocolates, Co.
coas, Spices etc.
WuoLTslLT,-apd also ~ SMALL rhcEA0Is.
- - - II IL - n. Gn
4. r.. DynR 6 co,
III " iSHINGT0H sTREET, BOSTON.

CuPPLl The ls.i, fnsst
y anl uHts.t a,ticic., %
lpvr.t Cs.h p,irr-. Their
S'poA consists n l'sas, Col.
f-e., Chocolates. All.p,cc,
l'crpef, Nu.taud, Ginger,
'i,cnor rcpter. Nwmrg',
inplmon, Jln,es, Cream
ratt,r. TaraNacum ~ rfr.
pared Danislinn Roit. Gcl
IIa,iag even hcilit, hr
manufacturing anl preparing
thr ss,epl Articles r,msd
} he pebble may urly upou
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Tom. Of the nnilr Nllns.
The scmi.WccLi, Niln..

The Nibs DO scot o., r.f.l or 'sit 10 ihr rosii,r-
rrs of .ula,lby. in lia,lun aaI ts ,i,'u,N Zoe :
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Tr- Nrp IreHrF Irmt, N,vs.nrsr Great
s.....s OFF fUr tiri, r.r. GrBf &c. urt... Goo
tIs Oh, thHr'sf Nrn.THrsr ,H N,o lr--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

POLITICAL FREACHNG.-We perceive that the
Rev. DR.. Cheever is making season of it, like
Miss Heron. The Doctors third night comes off
next Sabbath evening" and very full house in
deed is expected to hear the Supreme Court
cursed, and the slave oligarchy well whipped-in
spirit The dramatic critics Of the press will no
doubt be present in force. The Doctor is quito
successful in his new line his accumulation is not
very good, and occasionally the delivery lacks
distinctness; these defects would be cured by a
few lessons from Mr.. Wallack, who, we have no
doubt, would be happy to give his best care to 30
promising dtbutant. But in force and vigor
DR.. Cheever is equal to Anderson and almost re-
minds one of Forrest.
The other clerical performer DR.. Beecher of
Brooklyn does not seem to have commenced his
season yet; but the delay will doubtless be soon
at an end His forte is low comedy, and domes-
tic drama. When he gets under weigh the
Supreme Court will have pretty hard time
Of it.
Meanwhile the preachers of the South will
doubtless take up the cudgels, and we shall SEE
the pulpits breathing fire, fury and sediton from
Maine to New Orleans. Those who desire to
know the story must read the old accounts of
Puritan and Cavalier two hundred years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

TIE BrHBIEs OF WALL STREEr.-Tbe stock
gamblers and managers Of the DAILY Times have
been studying the past history of the financial
world from the columns of the HERALD, during
previous years, with great and praiseworthy in
dustry. They are thus better employed, and in
a nobler occupation, than when they gamble In
fancy stocks, aud brick churches and dead mems
bones. They pick out all the facts connected
with the history Of the Parker Vein Company as
they appeared accurately and truthfully recorded
in our money article of that day. The Parker
Vein Coal Company is only one of the myriad
OF bubbles put upon this community by specula-
tors like the people Of the Times, and taken up
py The Board Of Brokers TO gamble in. During
its ups and downs, its history is found in our
daily money article. This is one Of the most i'm
portant duties Of a leading metropolitan journal,
and IT is duty which we have performed toward
all the bubbles of the last twenty years, begin
ming with the United States Bank down TO the
bubbles Of the day, the Central stock, the Ecie.
The New Haven, and all the other stocks which
have not yet been found out, as well as those
Which Lave such as the Valley Bank of Mary
AID. TIE stock gambling managers Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

Times have therefore very wisely engaged in
posting themselves On the history of rascality, as
recorded in our columns but unfortunately,
they seem to want that moral sensibility OF
properly applying it to their own condition and
their own transactions They have given their
readers nearly six columns Of extracts; If they
are wise let them I'LL their paper with similar ex.
cellent reading matter Of past history for year
to come from the columns of our journal.
These stock gamblers think they have made a
great discovery, and convicted us of a prodi-
gious enormity in being the historian of bubbles
of Well street. They are perfectly welcome to
all the capital they can make out of that silly
business Probably their own operations are
beginning to take the same complexion as the
Parker Vein.
We are newspaper prcprietors and conductors,
and never have been anything else. We have
never beer connected with any stock transaction
or bubble of any kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

COMMERCE That Ice Boat Company which wa
started in Philadelphia one year ago. has now a
remote prospect of organization, aud the boa,
may be running upon the Delaware in time to
keep the river open for Mr. Buchanan, should he,
at the expiration of his term, take a fancy to a
sea voyage. The papers now are quarrelline
about the merits of the candidates for director
of the company, and one journal Indignantly asks
whether Mr.. Dash is fit person to direct ''the''
ice boat, when he is interested in "the" tug boat
Never mind, when the river is open all the yea
round, there may possibly be business enough for
''the" ice boat and "the" tug boat. The foreign
commerce Of Philadelphia is not extensive, but
would quite suffice for that purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

OuR FILTHY CTTY-DRT AND DEMOCRACY -
While half the corporate authorities of New Yo Z
more or less, we're of at Washington among the
Office beggars, on o spree, the bamboozled in
habtants Of this city were wading the street cross
ings six inches deep in mud. A few days ago
there was quite show in the newspapers Of GER
tain street cleaning contracts, running up to one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. But neither
q cart, nor hoe, nor o shovel, is visible in any
Of our many thoroughfares blockaded with mud
and reeking from their heaps Of fermenting gar
bage. We fear there is no help for us bu, To
permit the evils that aflict US to work out their
inevitable reaction by bringing them to head
Rottepness, rascalty, mud filth, corruption a. d
dirt reign over us and under our feet. Tnes
nuisances for years have been increasing with th
increase Of our taxes, aud still our taxpayi 4
people remain quiet and passive Very we!
Let the pressure be increased for IL In thus mani
fest that we have not been sxindled and cbeate
and taxed enough.
We pay for the city government some six or
eight millions, half Of which escapes through tb,
leakages of official rascality into the pockets of
confederate knaves. But what is this to a
wealthy city like oursf mere flea bite. Our
fellow citizens must be bled to the extent
of twenty, thirty or forty millions before
they can be thoroughly reused. To this end,
we care not how soon the Seward managers at
Albany send us down board of hungry com
misioners to govern us-rogues, sxnders,
forgers, defsulters and burglars from the State
prison If IL must be so-for our case is desperate.
and anything will do for change, so that IL
brings our people TO their senses A legislative
board of commissioners headed by Huntington,
With absolute power 70 tax, plunder ADD divide
he spons Of this Cyrya auon To The eIten, Ct J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
Or. Kane I'm England.

DR.. Kane I'm England.
TIE HERALD-CRUEL ABANDONMENT By THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENT OF FURTHER SEARCH FOR THE suR-
vIvoRs AND RECORDS OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIss
EXPEDITION.
The following from q very dst,p guished on,ccr hold
Ing high rank In Ihe British navy
LONDON, March 8, 1857.
NJ DHAn sR-sedom have experienced q more bit
ter revslson ofeDs Than In turning from The address
On Jour letter 70 u oonens-ihe former renewing the
emotions Of pride aud PLEASURE with which had 70
osvsd all Jour commuDioarons and the latter sririus
me with the deepest ssdsess BY the Information Of the
almost cor tain deoeae Of Of the exalted mon Of
tho ase-oue whose whole career has been unvAyns
stream Of bravery, guided by tho most brilliant talent
Of sIergec perseverance,, result ~ in the heroic
he premature sath Of Dr. Kane will no doub. be
Gully eepored throughout his own wide country the
whole civztd world sil be bis real mourners and to-
nnnenos OF his example throus hon, that world viii be
The nobhn Of monuments 70 his memory.
heartily assent 70 every word Of the eloquent pa,s
Cno inserted In tho HsaAtD that you siod 90 to
usssnh TO me- and take good sign OF tbs times
chen, though overwhelmed v,h oreisn news and nome
spsce 10 stamping conspicuous merit with s eli earn
cd reward aud holding MP Industrious example for tue
si.,op o. cur .o,spem n, ces s1o m.e,y as
nss rornnsd al right snirring 20 pie here, much
~ win d'ssost you snd our other friends 10
America viii throw Lady Fra Kiln In Q ssd
dilemma fssr, and have not yet Learned whs,h
she has determined In cad 'pnG little private sxps
dtn for thai purpose The cold blooded opinions OF
ministers bave rot hosever, In the nsllest dez zee
.habep my conviction that oisnos soes Of poor F,.s
lin would Jet be easily foopd; tina, well concealed 10
cords and notices, veil may psitered books AMI
journals, would certainly be discovered and above all
thst some perhaps many long enduring survivors mahs
su be rcued and thus aofi susiy reward pascn,
ous neither difiiou1 or dangerous eIaminato, Of the
whcle district
there no scarcity here Of zeaous and ardent voluu
teers far that noble task feed myself With the hope
Nat some OF yoor enstrprisipg whaiers ell early
do! pnsh 10 the eastward, through Consons and smp
sons Channel and thus shame by bringing 10 l<n,
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Loss OF THE STEAMER ISAAC NEwrCr.-Tbe
steamer Isaac Newton left New Yorr tuesday evenins
with large manifest W merohaudixe and Q long list al
pasienssrs wben within tsepsy miles Of she Hahlaad.
FOG Get In which caused the po 70 carefully by
,be compass while going 81 osrefol speed she ran 90
the o.he eight miles below oeldseIls rois occurred
about o'clock In the evening. sgsals Of distress scre
speedily hohted and upon the ssiddy coming up ell ,rss
were made 10 draw the Eewtos or which proving nm
sucoeenul her passengers ansered 20 the former
boat Upon the Hendrix Hudson coming up and ths
Newton beng found In sinking condition, efforts we've
made 70 transfer the Newon's cargo merohandzs 4,
the HUDSON While this going Tide fell Rapidly
snd the Hudson was obliged 70 bak out U,on
the reoeding Of the tide water commenced run
ming Into the h,ld Of tie Ne non, ana in q shar,
tine her stcfn oommesoed sinking rapidy, ana
conunWd until The vessel wa submerged to the
tnrd er OF atae After the water he'd subsdeo
The Newton was badly wyenched--hey ealiovs frames
gave way, her mash broke, and her hog frames ycdei
70 the treat pressure water, carrying with them all TIE
rt fas'enrgs and brsoes Az iass the Ne von
wss considered Q perfect wreck The hull Of the poat
vW supposed 10 be broken into and the oine,y work
vas fss, being carried away by the vs'sr This sosf
dent occurred In the identical place where the Gamer
Knicktrbcchew stranded and sunk summer Toe
Newton estimated n $4,000. ana copsidersd the
best 6stsd steamer IN the wtsb, but In speed
not equal 70 tho New wovId what the loss vu be time
only can determine Hbocid roe be eItrcatsd hcr
pressnt situation vii cost ivge 81 MONEY 10 re
pair NE hjarss shs bss sustsi'sd.- <Ds.y yesvrs'
harch 80
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twenty or thirty millions year, would perhaps
prove to be perfect remedy for the culpable
oily Of endurance by our fellow citizenA Our
Know Nothings in Office are corrupt or inoom-
petent and with US spoils, dirt and democracy
go together, do what We may. Give us, therefore,
for change, taste Of the Albany lobby, and q
governing commission of black republicans Of
the hackest dye. Perhaps they may wake up
this community to some measures Of practical
reform. Anything for q change.
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Alcohol DistiIlery Burned-Loss OF Life, &c.

Alcohol DistiIlery Burned-L0ss OF Life, sc.
BALTIMORE. March 70, 1857.
The alcohol d'tery Of J. h sby Co.. on Presiden.
street, was destroyed by fire this morning. The IRE was
caused BY the bursting Of steam boiler. The buildings
connected with The establishment shattered and the
bricks and timbers thrown great distance. Several
persons were injured. -Four burnt bodies have been
taken from the ruins and Is v feared that others still re-
main beneath them The Are ragged with grea. Violence
and WAS suppressed with much difficulty. Loss 10 not
asc1YtAined.
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The Faculty OF Harvard University.

The Faculty OF Harvard UAivelsity.
BosroS, March 49, 1867.
Al meeting Of the Oveeseers Of Harvard University
in the Senate Chamber this afternoon Rev. f. H. Hedge
was confirmed Professor Of Ecclesiastical History;
Rev. George E. Ellis Professor OF Systematic Theology
and John Bacon, N. D - Professor Of dentistry
committee appointed to consider the expediency OF
peonDg the esslature for separation Of the Theolo
sica school from the Universi,y.
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Burning OF the Petersburg Railroad
Bridge, sc.
RAInxcx March 10, 1857.
The Petersburg Railroad bridge over the RoapcSs
river caught nre By sparks from locomotive wedass
day. and was totally destroyed. II cost 500, 600.
New Orleans papers Of Friaay Of last week are 70 hana
By the arrival OF the mall, ~ late % due