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THE SLAVE POWER in MISSOURI
Il A MAP of the SLAVE POWER IN MISSOURI" is
published in THE INDEPENDENT of this week-showing
OF glance the numerical ebeness Of the present Savehod
elements in the population Of that State and also the
partvey strip Counties into which the Slaveownes
for the part crowded together The Map graphic
picture of the sendemes Of that Ogachy which rules Mis-
souri, the heads of vast proportion Of non savehodn
citizens and which is striving to resist all the efforts
Emancipation and Free Labor which have been recently begun
State. This engraving furnishes argument which
hardly needs Of the words Of explanation that accompany
1t while it will apply not only to Missouri but with few
notifications which the will furnish, the entire South
States.
In addition to this valuable Mip, TIE INDEPENDENT for
this number Of articles various sub
cs consisting of from special contributor letters
from correspondents in various parts of the world Editorials
Tales Sketches Literary Reviews and Criticisms Miscel.ne.
in and comprehensive summary OF the news
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TERMs-&3 by mail; 81 80 by carrier
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THOUGHTs, FEELINGS AND FANCIES.-
BY c. N. BovEE.
Just Published by
Il l.. ID

No ISL Broadway.
One Vol l2mo Fancy Cloth Bevel Boards Gilt Top, 81 25
From TIE Christian lntelisencsr.
Thss one very best psor books that has met our
eve in many day Ii encyclopedias Of episams senten
ous witicsms apt reflections and suggestive proverbs
equals if Il does not exceed, Lacon."
From The Christian Freeman.
Tbs we regard Of the richest OF the season.
The book the author be heartily vigorous and
thinker most heartily recommend to
reader No be read without entertainment
and profit" 49, 49,,
From The Newly ork Evangelist
Beautiful In conception and rse in expression the fruits
extensive observation and keen sagacty the volume
whole is highly suggestive sboundins in germs Of
thought and embodyng the results u much aud careful reec
ton Such volume the product of single mind truly
maryel.v
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"Od Wine In New Bottles"
BOOKS to L Z A d this SUMNER
I'D The New Edition Of
CAPTAIN MARRYAT'S NOVELS
Is Now Ready. as follows:
PETER SIMPLE JACOB FAITHFUL,
THE KINGS OWN, PACHA OF MANY TAILS,
sNRRLEYYoW, THE PHANTOM sIUP,
NEWTON FORSTER, THE POACHEk
THE NAVAL OFFICER, PERCIVAL KEEkB.
Each Volume sold separate for 81.
"The admirable Novels Of Capt MaIryat neary out OF
print editions hitherto published have been very trying
70 tn. eyes We therefore hail with delight elegant ne
edition. printed with large clear type stout white paper
There ns in ALL twelve volt mes AID each one will contain
neat frontispece Fer faithful pictures Of human Dasxs
for genuine humor and admirable illustrations OF nautical e
there better Novels than these Of Capt Merrys
People do easily weary Of the genial and humorous and
the droy and hearty fun Of these lively volumes
will obtain for them their due share of attention N the long
Summer dsys which approaching from those VINO are
already familiar with their merits" Boston Daily Journal
I'VE that many hampers OF those going 70 snun o
breath Of side rurze quietly among mountains
and meadows, will be heavier for containing them"
IN. Y Independent.
For sale at the Bookstores Sent By mail postpaid on re-
ceipt of price DERBY JACKSON Publsnerl
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES A series Of Designs prepare
for Execution in the United States BY Calvert Vaux Arch
ate Downing Vaux) Newbureh the Hudson llustrat,
by 800 Engravings. Sixth Edition, Svo muslin, 81
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J U s T r. E A D Y
pIJTNAM FOR AUGUST.
pROHIScLY ILLIJsTRA TFD

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PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
Tn. very large and gratifying increase In the circulation Of
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hs: ey had not mistaken the popular requirement.
In ssarine will be their elm TO deserve continued and
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Miscellany Of the best literature; by Illustrating
IN manner worthy the present high state Of wood engraving
bv cheerful upon books and events and promot
IN, generally good morals good manners aud good humor
Among the Contents Of the August No. Lake George,
illustrated Ny Hotel lustrated Schsmyl and his Harem,
n,.r,,d India Ja ustrsed Mendelssohp aud hs Music
Mr.. GrubIs's Night with Memnon Noses The Crsetts
Wi,ebna Times An Irish Hshwsyman; The Philosophy Of
IN. Pistol Sc and Editorial Notes: l. New Books; H. Lite
rsry Gossip; Ill. Our Window; w. The Little Joker, &c.
III.
THE sc H o o l. F E L L O w,
FOR AUGUST
Child, Magazine beautifully illustrated Among the Con
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BOYS; Queer Story The Tale Of the Willow; Aunt Emily
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THE CHILD'S BOOK OF NATURE In Three Parts
Part PLANTS Part IL ANIMALS; Part iii. AIR WArER
HEAT, LIGHT. &c. BY Worbington Hooker, M d. Richly
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STORIES OF THE ISLAND WORLD. BY Charles Nord-
h. Man Of War Life" "The Merchant Vessel
Whaling and Fishing" &C. Illustrations l6mo., Muslin,
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Madame a ~ ~ "A n ~ Az -
BY GENERAL DESIRE.
Bslins mos, popular Open, in 3 acts OF
N O r M A ..
Madame ANNA DE LA ORANGE
lin her great role o. Normal
M'd'S sisa s5fp aRSoLbi coLrrr1,
And other well known artists in the PrineiPsn role;
Conductor iohhiA"
PRcrs OF ADMISSION.
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s ssmS imph:ic,ter NJ, ..a
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JERosEs NEW COMIC FAIRY PANToMINE OF
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ne TIE ffs' woNDERF Fl Ira RASELs AND COMPANY
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Theresa Rola 10 LA PAoUEkEIIttE,
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THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING":
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ROBERT MACAIRE
TIL + IR Is II TU TOR.
OLYMPIANA; Or. NIGHT WITH MITCHELL.
ALL THE WORLD IS A STAjE
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THE ARMOKEk OF TYRE
Gio,.,,,......J H. Allen Mariana. .Mrs H. +. Nichols
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u old oesonfrom % O'clock until 10 o'clock pm Ad
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DORE: By Stroller in Europe. Third Edition. I'm
muslin, 81.
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THE BRONTE NOVELS.

KATHIE BRANDE. A Preside History Of q Quiet Life
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ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July IS. At o'clock |"
well A. EVENING Of 8-WHITE,s famous SERENADEkS, u
eide the DssOLyING VIEWS with grand display Of Ann
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q cents children under ton, u eenta sd rI
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ISABEL; Or, THE You've WIFE AND THE OLD LOVE-:
John CoIdy Jeafreson, author Of "CIewe Rise, &C. l2n
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC fol

l. 1857,
In addition to the usual Calendar Pages and Astronomical
Calculations, contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
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fully compared with the Of former years.
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, condensed
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CONGRESS, and
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CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOINGS IN KAN
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ANACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER of the House Of Representatives
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and his Flibuster Companions in Nicaragua
CLAssIFIEDgLIsT OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Tsnes Of Holding Elections Meeting OF Legsa
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THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, with
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Three years the Ordinance of 1884, applicable OILY
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BOAT-LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA. By VIM
Prime Author of The Old House by the River" and Lat
Year, Illustrations. limo, muslin Sl 25
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| RANDOM SKETCHES AND NOTES OF EUROPEAN
| TRAVEL In 1856. By Rev. John Z. Edwards A. NJ l2mo
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TFET-LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND. BY VIM C. Prime
Author of The Old House by the River" nd Later Years
Hlusrations. limo muslin 81 25
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WAREHOUSES
ARRIE D and / N G L e MAN and
VI WOMAN's MEDICAL COMPANIONS
Showing the
WHOLE ORIGIN
and
MYSTERY OF LIFE.
With
APHYsIcAL VIEW OF
MAN n ID W NJ A N

ATE OF ma RR @ & +.
By GEORGE WA1ERHoUsE, NJ d., Royal Professor Of Anae-
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This rare and original work illustrative Of the following
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2 CELIBACY, CoNsrANCY and CHAsTITY-their effect
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g. THE LOSS or NATURAL VlGOR-ts Causes, CoAse'
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Adaptstou-A singular phase IN Human History 49,
g. 'BARRENNESS and STERILITY-the iniehcitss VINCE
they cause the of Cure pointed out -
g. THE MARRIAGE STATE-the perfection OF lis JOYS
the source Of its sorrows s.o,,c
ship. Bstrothal and Marriage. -. ,.n,r, IN
O. INFLUENCE OF MARRIAGE UPON HABlTo W
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o MANLY POWER-hs Origin, Functions, Causes Of In
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LEONORA D'ORCO. Novel By g. p: r. JAMES, Esa.,
Author of TIE Old Dominion" "Tconderoga" Agnes
Sorel" "A Life Of Vci1itudes" &c, &C., svo, paper 50
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THE DAYS OF NY LIFE; AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. By
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THE FORTUNES OF GLENCORE. A Novel. By Ch
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NOTHING NEW. Tales embracing, Lord Erl:tSun,, Al
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Hou,e in c. Street, Family in Love, A Low Marriage
The Double House By the Author OF John HALIFAX Gentle
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VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED: containing Visit to the ViT
the Adventures Of Porte Crayon and his
Cor,in, Iustraed from Drawings by Porte Crsyon 8vo
muslin 50 So half calf antique s3 50 half calf extra gilt 81
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THE BRONTE NOVELS.
THE PROFESSOR BY Cur VILLETTE. By Cuuer Bell.
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FRESH SUMMER BOOKS,
PUBLISHED
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Nos ST TO S35 PearLst Franklin sQuare),
Nos. 81 to ss5 Pearl.,t. Franklin SOU

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muslin 50 half calf antique IS so half calf extra gilt 81
THE PROFESSOR. BY Curer Bell Charlotte Bronte).
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THE RoMANY RYE. Sequel to "LaveDsro." By Geo.
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TEET-LIrE n THE HOLY l LAND Ian, By Wm: Prime;
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BoAT-LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA By WIN. C.
PINE Author of The Old House by the RIVER and Later
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LEONoRA D'ORCO A Novel. By @. P: r. JAMES, Esa.,
Author Of The Old Dominion" "Ticonderoga" Agnes
SOr" "A Life Of vicissitudes" Sc, &C., svo, paper 50
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THE FORTUNES OF GLENCORE. Novel By Chss.
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RANDOM SKETCHES AND NOTES OF EUROPEAN
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THE DAYS OF ny LIFE Az AyTGsISssArHy By the
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John Co1dy Jeaareson author Of CIewe Rise" &C. limo.
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES. A series Of Designs prepared
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ate Downing Vaux) Newbureh on the Hudson Illustrated
by 500 Engravings. Sixth Edition, svo muslin, 80.
DoRE. By Stroller in Europe. Third Edition. lamo
muslin, ST.
THE cHILDs BOOK OF NATURE In Three 81 p.It:
HEAT LIcHT &C. BY Worthington Hooker, M d. Richly
0 a sa. sas Small
sassa pE yo
Whaling and Fishing" &c. Illustrations l6rno. Muslin
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KATHIE BRANDE. A Preside History Of Quiet Life
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THE BRONTE NOVELS
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Mo Mo; NJ NJ D., No. 81 Bsscisrs., New-YoiE. ''
nINSMORE's RAILROAD GUIDE, I'd edition,
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DlNsMORE's THIRTY MILES AROUND NETWORK,
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GREAT SALE of BOOKS on the GIFT
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6perial Notices.

Post Office NOticc.-The Mails for EUROPE, VIA
Liverpool per United States Steamer COLUMBIA will close
1t this office SATURDAY the 18th day Of July at lcs
o'clock a. IN. ISAAC " FOWLER, POSTMASTER.
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THE RoMANY RYE. Sequel to "Lsvensro." By Geo
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THE PROFESSOR. BY Currer Bell Charlotte Bronte)
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GREAT SALE of BOOKS on the GIFT
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Cancers Cured.-Dr. TRAIL, No. Is Laieht-st New
York cures Cancerous affections in short time. His treat
uet occasions little pain and renoyates the system
disease will return. In nine cases out OF ten he
guarantee perfect cure.
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EIixabeihan Ale.-This Ale is designed for family use,
ana il made as ale made in olden timespure and whole
some pat up pint bottles and delivered in the city or
packed for the country Is dozen ste allowed for
empty bottles. j. bAkLO", NO 10 feal-st
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SANDS, NATHANs, & co.
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
Elephant Eehtbtttomy

y
VICTORIA AND ALBERT,
whose unequaed eats have the wonder ana delight
Of thousands upon thousands in the Paris London New
horK ana Philadelphia Theatres. They exhibit the
Most Astonishing Displays of Animal
Training and Instinct ever BeheId.
they have been taught t. ascend an Inclined Plank
only NINE INCHES in Width distance of 80 wards where
one Of them VIII
BALANCE HIMSELF ON HIS HEAD,
upon PEDESTAL not o0er a foot IN Diameter.
They viii also perform great variety of FEATs OF
POsTUklNGi GYMNASTICS, DANCING WALTZING
MARCHING, &C.. such have never been attempted in
America and have been the Wonder and Amusement of
he world for the last two years. These perfectly and
surprisingly trained Elephants both of whom are quite
young were brought out to this country in March last
Mr. r. SANDS, personally, who purchased Them at an
sost lhcredloe cos-biddiDg over the greatest wild
beast proprietor in Europe while they were PERFORM
ing an engagement at the Port St. DoniB Paris Their
interchangeable trainer, MONS. LAGRANGE accompanies
tue elephants and superlntends their performances.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
sne ptoPe,orI 40 most positively and unequivocaly
WILL PERFORM ALL that is announced or Illustrated
by cuts in their bills, and that all the Feas thus iurat
DONE tA-'-- 1A0A ALL
In the Equestrian and Acrobatic Departments tbe Pro-
the names OF -S''sS y '"' pu'n0
MONS. FERANTE, and his accomplished pupils;
The German Aerobats
- HEIRS VOLKMAN and Won CASTLE;
Mime LOUISE BRowER, the accomplished Equestrieppe,
mr. =. . NATHANs with his talented lad PHILo;
,rssI Mr. VIM AYMAR, the Equestrian Grotesque;
JESSE SANDS, the favorite pupil Of Mr.. R sands the
most accomplished rider OF the age;
Mr. GEO. SERGENT, the Graphic Scenic Rider;
ana host of other artists of distinguished abilities
among the comic features of the entertainment will be
introduced the two celebrated
PERFORMING ZEBRAS,
Framed IN most wonderful manner, by O. H. BAsSET.
DesuVtul displays OF Vautng, Tumbing, Summersett-
ing, &c by the Troupe, in which the whole gymnastc
SVrsngtn Of the company will appear.
Inc performances will be accompanied with
OTTO HoRNE's NEW YORK CoRNET BAND,
Legend of -'- 'l' -'''1'-'''O
M A n E p p A:
Or The Will Horse of Tartery.
Clowns. .Messrs. BRoWER snd AYMAR
With several able assistants
% In the f1renoon,a splendid outside PROCESSION
CHARIOT, y
Drawn by Team of Sin,
VIII parade through the principal streets
WIN exhibit at Worcester, on the New Common
On Monday, the 18th day of July, 1857,
Admission 20 cents, no half price
Doors open at 2 and p. m, performance commence
halt an hour afterwards
Perform at Fchburg, Saturday, July 18th.
FREE EXHIBITIoN-Terr Ascension on a single
wire, from the Ground to the top Of the Pavilion bv
MADAME LEONTINE, before opening the door of the al
!ernoon performance, weather permitting, DIT iys
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Certificnter.

bridgeport Conn.,, Dec. TO- 1887.
DR.. C. HolUard Mdrshdik-My son has taken the med.
icne sent to him for his Oatah and he is wonder
fully better cough gone eyes better and that bad smell
from his Nose gone pain in the Head has left him.
Sir it is with gratitude inform you the medicines you
have sent have done for him than all the medicines
he ever had before You're respectfully.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13

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In cases where dsOrdered condition Of the stomach,
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