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IMPORTANT FROM the SOUTH.
Reported Scixsrs OF 100000 by General
Butler, NJ New Orleans.

Reported scixsars OF 100000 by General
Butler, NJ New Orleans.
CAIRO, May 20, 1862.
Tho Memphis Appeal Of the 18th contains the following
despatch, addressed to the robe Secretary or State,
dated Camp Moore, rlth-
Cen Butler yesterday took forebls possession OF The
Office Of the Consul Of the Netherlands searched the
pcrson OF tho Consul and took from him the key u
bank vault in which 100000 transferred by Ina
Citizens Bank 10 Hopes Bank, OF Amsterdam, intended
for the payment Of the interest Tho Confederate
bonds.
General Butler also took pessession Of the Offices of The
French and spanish Consuiatss in the old Csua E1lk
ard placed a squad therc.
lie also seized the Canal Bank and Smith Bark ana has
issued nfammatory proclamation TO incite the poor
asans, the rics promising to dis tribute 10 tho poor
thousand barrels OF beef and sugar captured In New
leans 10 is recruiting in New Orleans The poes viii
soon DO starved
Tho enemy have force up TO Bonne CARR which
marched through tia swamps and destroyed the railroad
bridge.
The deaIatch Is not signed.
The yksburs Ciisea OF Tho t2sh says thas hs latest
We can learn Of .hs gunhoas below 10 that ey be
tween FORT Adams and Bayou Tunica, suppo ed TO DO i
| or about the Red liver cut of.
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The NyaISs Paris correspondent. says the preyelsn,
belle is that solution Of the Roman question is more
Ast.s; than the psssent sspsct of caars would lead
people % suppose.
PARIS, Msy ii, 1884.
Tho Aonter announcing tho departure Of r.ises Ma.
polcon for Naples adds he has no political mission
BoMnAY, April 27, 1869
Cotton mule most active and advancing Con;,e dull
and unchanged. Exchange on Ii ndon 2s "a Freight
on cotton 20 liverpool 62s. Cd. s5s
CAicCrrA April 10, 1862.
The duty "a tobacco Is reduced 10 20 per cont adyao
rem on claret u per cent
CALCUTTA. April rs, 1862.
Mule twist was 10 fair inquiry Copper active. lin
seed advancing Exchange on London 2ssd Freight ON
seeds 65s. a CTS. Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

INTERESTING LnEI Sun.The suit Of d. II. Gratis, Agent
OF the associated prefs, against o. j. Smith, iatc chief
owner or the Now York. Boston, Portland and other lead
sng telegraph lines for libel and which has occupied the
Superior Court Judge Morro, during The past week or
asn days. was closed as 10 tie testimony yesterday AZ.
tornoon and tho counsel will SUN up This morning at ten
occcl--Mr Smith leading OF in his own defence, TO be
followed by d. d. Field Esq for the plaintiff Tho AZ.
gunner IS OF cosnss expected 10 occupy the Court
Ringer than from ten A. ". till two H. so tho case ID
likely 10 60 10 the jury this afternoon The character Of
aho NJ l and the vol known hostility Of Mr. Smith 10
Mr. ag ever since he sully resisted Mr. Smiths
sttcrnpt 10 drive him from his position Agent OF tho
Press together with the unfounted mputA.
tions which have been freely INDUCED In by Smith and
lis af socacs against tho management Of the Associated
Prese under Mr.. Crag's agency mpars TO the present
cult dsgros OF public intorost which rsrsy manifest
I'd Ia suits sor hbsL
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WINTER GArpKS.--Mss Datcman appears this evening
cor the rst time the play written for her by Mr.
do Walden and entitled Rosa Grogcric or tho corsi
can vendetta" It will DO brought out with all the ad.
yautagos Of new scenery music and powerful cast
Roper, speas favoraby OF the piece The character Of
the heroine said 70 be exactly suited to the line Of act
IND In which Nlsa uat.wan's forte lice,
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ans ssaPooh-ste msia scqsia Miss Gsssuoine ME- MT.
AZ --..- 1rryr, And Trst Graeu, ch,d ana nirse,
Mr. ana Mrs aai ard frie sds Miss Adamson and SIS
ter Mr. Ola r. A .oek n2nd Lazy, ot2.A'.s =.
Mr. aua Ms loren and Mrs Joan Davis Mr. sAhEh
ton Mr Huno ~ Z WRIGHT No."
A iioht. MIR and Mrs W." 4 80. /. III L. y Ward !,
oh NJ or Mrs a jar, aE cogrny " siaes % Bow,
age brn slss 1.-Two Two sa nsos 0as
s@rsen N. w,s Lima Gr WIZ la M iGn Ms'
Jno Hudson, "i r.. yr; Mrs Wild. MAXIM Lam lam,
slers JAS u,.. Or sni ady Mr n aha
gnson child AID nurse enaicten JAS john n
.sstF 2 uuband II {, Erah hocl an niaii Mr. lSreg
que Jas Parkin Miss Cole Ms. Miss Judsins and
maid Baldwin aud lady: Mes ga.~ a ana sister Mr.
Roberts Bunisn, Jr AIR La Eeaania sud lag, 4e~s Ia
siser Rice Washourn lady and infant: miss Hs.Nn
sI 3 koss Mr. Riglcy, Mr. II Bsaume's maid servant
SShowlet NJ Cetailos ran Ro McLeary, Mes,rs
Will conan, Guoa Hulhas, Miss Lay and sister, Il U
nan l,os Mrs Going aud CHI ii, Messrs Burrows, Dow
ming. Mortimer, O G Leaiy T ) o Golden Sherwood
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Progress Of the Cam paisn-The Adj
vance OF General Mcclellan ia vir-
Rinia--hepuIse Of the Union Gunbont tn
in james River-The War In the SOUTH
west--POsitfon or Affairs Mt the South
The Expected Attack on MobiIe-LaIe
and Intcresting Intelligence from Next
co, Cuba, De-, &c.
Tie Cuna.d mail stsa nship Ausiralasiaa Can't Auder
son, will leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
The mails fer Europe sill close in this city at bali
past ten O'Clock shif morning.
Tux Nsw YORK IIERALD-Bitsion for Ea.ope--wili be
published at haisrast nins o'clock this morriug II
will contain all TIN latest Intelligence from tbs d
ferent portions OF the country III regard to the progress
and present position Of the camF@gn for the suppress
sion OF the rebellion Tho latest from the Army OF
Gen. Mcclellan. showing its movements towards Rich
mond An account OF the Repse Of tho urion
at Fort Darling the James rivor few miles below
Richmond; An OF the arrival OF Commodore
raguts Fleet opposite Fort Morgan, below Mobile, with
Map illustrating the Scene OF Operations and descrip
tons Of the city, its defences, surroundings, &c., &C.
The latest news from the Union and Rebel Armies
in front OF and at Ccrinth. mississippi; Important
news from the SOUTH Virtual Reputation Of tho Rebel
Government by North Carolina Late and interesting
news from Mexico, Cuba, Central and South America
and all interesting matters Of the week.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. Al Iudgate Hll London
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD
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Rumors OF approaching solution Of tho Roman ques
tlon wore becoming and more frequent, and the
Paris Prose- Gays that belief in them quite general
In that city
The Journal dcs Dcbdt declares tho present situation
alike nolcrablo for Italy the Pope and France and
II must he brought 10 q speedy termination.
A letter from Rome says the convcfion was general
that tho Pontcal government had mado every prepare
ton with n view 10 = sudden departure.
Tho Paris sle says letters from Rome Announces tho
departure OF the exKing Of Naples without any
know what quarter no intended to drsct his seps
The Vicoroy OF Egypt had arrived at Rome
The Corsisory Tor the canonization OF the japanese
martyrs, was TO be held on the 18th instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21
THE SIEGE OF FORT WRIGHT.

CHICAGO, Nay 20, 1862.
special dsspsteb, dated of Fort Wright, 18th inst.
says
Refugees who arrived Yesterday report that the re-
bsls making extensive preparations for second at
tack. Thoy now calculate on being able 10 whip the
unionists Richmond, Corinth and the Mississippi,
after which they don't expect to be mocstsd In their
cause
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Tho Journcl dc 81 Fsisrsb,,ry publishes Imperial
usge ordering tho state Bank to exchange notes for gcd
ARD silver aud after tho 18th lust Tho ~ specie
In exchange OF bank is 10 be gradually reduced
until IL reaches tho nominal value For tho pfesent
gold half imperias TO bs exchanged for $50 pscks
and tho silver roubo for Ito copocks Paper currency
Ia the month or August tho price Of gold to be $50
co,ecks, and that &C silver los copecks. Further
drop s In tho prico OF bullion TO BE- announced by
- IL decree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Canada arrived Out on the 11th.

the Canada arrived out on The IIth.
HAvRH. May ,, 1852.
Cotton irregular and unchanged. Sales OF the week
5000 bales. Stock 81 900 bales.
A prusson royal decree convekss the Parliament for
the 10th lust.
Cardinal wssmsn arrived Al hs TuilsrIss yesterday
On his war 10 Rome,
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Stuyvcsn mt Insufaifc Com pany.-Einal
NoticeThose persons holding stock In th
Company. owner otherwise, aud which have been
registered for examination 9Th May inst partcu
lary requested TO present the samo at this oce southwest
Bowery and Grand street. before Friday
next 2sd between the hours nine four O'Clock
order that the committee may enabled make their 70
port SAMUEL WILLErS,
G. L. EvERlrr,
SIMEON ARKAHANS, }Commtee
BENJAMIN ". FLOYD.
ANDRE FROMENT
New YORK May 10, 1862.
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NYarric,,.

EyxnxrT--HoylR.--M south Dcdh An, Mass, on satur
day May II, by tho Rev. NJ. NJ Cclsu u Francis " EVE
nsrr, Of South Dedhsm, TO Mss<1AsA H.. daughter OF
N. G. Hoyle, Esq., OF the same lace.
GMryr--BrrrHR.-On Monde.y evening, May 20. by the
Rev William H. John ION, o,s W. v.iEFr 10 CossEiiA
BUTLER, both u Brovk,s n, y. D.
MoIlAuemlS--iAcnsrr- -0n Thursday, May Is, By the
Rev. J. woods, OF 81. Pasrick's cathedral JSsxniAH
McIAuaHiiS 10 REssE HAcxwrI, all OF his city.
PmcE--ApASs--Oa Tuesday, May 80, at the Church OF
81. John tho Evangelist, by Rev. f. r. Z. Cook Mr. II.
CLAY Pmcy 10 MISS MAGGIE ADAMS, all u this city,
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FASHION, PLEASURE GROUND ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
Tuesday May 20, match $500, mile heats, bes, three
In Ave, in harness.
u Tnlman named blk. q Lancet. 81
H. woodruff named 8. &. Frank Tsmpis......
Time 2:3O--233k-230A-233x
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The Ami de Ia Rsligioae says:--Impcrtant news has
becn roceived from Madagascar An insurrsctlcn has
broken cut and attempt made 10 sssasslpss the
King cousin of tho King, who ts prcfcudcr 10 tho
cro,,n IL compromised His Msjesty happened 10 DO
armed NJ the moment he attacked he h.cd and
Titled Tho assassin That incident hal discouraged
the rcbes at the last dates they stll under
me
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The Federal Council had despatched Official invita-
tcn tho Japanese Ambassadors 60 vist Switzerland
upon their return from 81. Petersburg.
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AT .Tovcrs', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Bal-
morals and Elastic CATERS Boys and Youths Bmo.
rails Gents Snoes and CATERS In variety
prices. JEFFEKS 5J3 Broadway.
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significant Vcrdiet.--Is Is the Verdict
Of jory of our fashionable t'as season. that KNOWS
Hat for gents Ia the handsomcst spring style
produced In this city Consequently Is in great
No 22 Broadway where disputes the palm with Gle
CANT Mcclellan Cap "
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Neckar champagne and stni Wines


few years the writer resided oI tine In the city
of Stuttgart capital of Wremrerg, which is established
one Of III larges. firms in the wae trade T. La
bin X Co.-whose immense wine vaults truly worth
visiting BY Americans who may fnd homs ives IN that de
ghfui city Stuttgart Is surrounded by hcautiful
try the hills covered with vines producing OF
Quality In VI France. Let those WHO doubt visit
Messrs. IaiDn Co.'s wue vaults, tic ter has
DONE where they vii receive honaet welcome and
pare wines a.G dereud upon her orders being faith
fully executed. The fine grape crops Of 1851 1855 1850 and
1881 and which the Mcssrs Laibn's large purrha
enables iaem 10 supply wines OF the dnsss quality The
previous tie crops wee posi- and nnsi o The
Wine imported Into the United States was Of feror qualify
benehtng the health o. the drinkers lscreased
tie consumption Of brandy and other sps 10, first II,
Germans who ycarnci for tho drnk OF a hesn = 5ut as
Americans Sow in dscUy. the good qualities OF
article they 5000 appreciated he product OF that sure-
&c, pleasant 10 the taste ard conducive 10
health pure Is The inpor sticn, Instead OF tcng
fned to their usc, Tor sale in
retail way millions oi dollars per
and, ne coun,rymen Will drink vim, recommend the
sparkling Neckar and s III Wines OF Messrs. f. Iaibkn
90 manufacture, which rcl knovn 70 ana ctcd
By the United States MI Laihn having been here
in 1850 PURPOSE of arranging FOR the sce and increased
Introduction Now tina. the rcbeon appears 10
be on egs and peace likely again bless bit
sness will prove; and fo macy kind atcntons
to myself other Americans Mo have visited Stuttgart
tho oeporuniy to brn the pure wines Of MI 3srs
Laihin Co. To the notice OF mp coantiyincn. H.
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(Sroycr s. Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines arc acknowledged TO superior ~ I'll others
either for family manufacturing use. sai.srooms 40
Broadway, N r.
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Prizes Cashcd in All Lcgaiixed Lotte-
rtes. Information given. JOsEPH BATES. Broker,
NO. II Wall street room No. |, New York
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Album Photographs.-The New style
vigncttc and vise hnc ~ the Parisian pictures. At
HOLMES, ga Broadway.
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Pure TebnccO.-YeIlow Bank robac-
co-l;ooawin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco FREQ from all
inpuris for all tobacco and Dealers and ut
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Herrinx's Patent Champion Fire md
Burglar Proof 81 Broadway corner Of Murray street.
Mas York.
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Straw Goods-FOr Misses, Boys and In-
fars All the and desirable spring styles ready al
RANTAS, S57 Canal street corner OF Wooster.
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A Pair OF Good Patent Lea sher Boots
for So ut BARTLETT 372 Grand street, corner Ncroik
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uien.

Mrs A w Good H. wife o. adutAnt A. W. coedeif.
Forty eighth New York Volunteers, OF daughter.
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery L.
warrant "A 10 cure Scrcsna Eryspelas Rngworm, Scsd
Head Salt Rhcnm Fever Sores fimpes and every
disease of the Skin. of whatever nature.
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No More Gray Hair.-Grandjean's Cele-
bracd The Embellishments and restoration OF
The haiR Ollce Astor place.
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Hill. Inisnitablc Cutter OF Hair and
whiskcrs No. Barclay street. Hair Dyc soc black or
brown; best In
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Omclal drawings OF the kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. ExrR, CLASS lSs--Nay 90 1881.
Is, II, II, AZ, 49, 49, IL, a. AS, So, IL, 80.
DELAWARE. CLASS D-May 20, 1867
~, 36, 81, 81 50, ", 81 50, "a, u, Is, "a.
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, covngton, Kentucky.
Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy d
Co.'s kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
kENTUcxY Extra CL.ss 237-May 20 1852.
II, 81, IS, Sc, III, IA, IL, rs, So, 80, "a, Z.
KEXrUcKr. ULAss 23s-May -. 1862.
81, 50, "a, 4, 66, 10, 81, l3, 9, IS, Is, SO.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY & CO.,
Coyington KY. or ST.. Louis, Mo.
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sated that the Marquis do Iavaette would return
10 bis post at Rome in the course Of few days
The Paris correspondent Of the London HsroL says
that nothing further has transpred respecting ~ Mer
cor's visit TO Richmond but il is beyond question that
the recognition &C the Southern States Is seriously
templs tel by the French government.
The Paris P,ec states that the object OF Prince Napo
Icons visit 10 Naples Is TO arrange about the remodel
ling Of certain treaties between Franco and Italy
Tho monthly returns Of the Bank OF France show nm
m the cash hand Of nearly twent three mil
lion francs ard decrease in the bills discounted not
rot due OF seventy-io and half millions
sinforcemcnts had Just been sent TO tho French army
a. Rome, chiefly consisting OF artillery and cavalry.
The nourse tbs 9Th was fiat: rentss, 70f. soc.
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Relxiuu


The latest bulletin relative to the Kings health
rather more encouraging
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Crisamdoro's Hair Dye, Preventative md
Wip, the best in world, Wholesale and RETAIL aud the
ave privately applied A. No. 9 Astor House.
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Birth.
gsopul LA Brooklyn, on Monday morning, Nay 10,
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Beautiful COMPLEMENTARY bioo m
az ynuth ar TIaid Pearl for preserving and bcautfrg
the compexion and skin. Sold BY ~ druggists and ~ 49,
Broadway.
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rheumatism, scrofaln, Old Ulcers ant

al dscases "a the blood--HYATrS LIVE BALSA4a IL a
,-ost certain remedy fer hcso diseases You. who
slderin1 crtu-ing pain rcm.mber ma a.ew
pleasant compound wall AFFORD
20 sai, rcls Thousands Of have hs cured and
nnbshcd In the Herald and ohf papers Thcsa certificates
- fror, well know citizens, 10 con.
sui,ea Al anv hoar Principal depot, 26 Grand street
rha Great National Dog show at
uApNyM,s con- attract thouss re daily, and th
too - The very scs class u citscxa See Auseua
advertisements
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ATJ EyERpRLL's, NO so2 BROADWAY, WEDDING
N CARTS and Note Paper (c sylos at the Old es~
abt M nj q Duane
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A r BARKER'S-TIIE BEST AND MOST NATURAL
~ Wigs In the world arc to bc ioand a. 02 broadway
AT CTNB2EDE's, 81 ALBUMS tTIFTY PICTURED
n rcss at 81 Wedding Cards. Note Paper MonegrAzns
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
Abolitionizing the Army.

A New Orleans correspondent Of the
New York Times writes:
Among the hard working men here,
in all matters that are useful and good,
is my friend Capt. Clark, on Gen. But
ler's staff, and controlling editor of the
Delta. 1t is seldom you meet with a
man of finer impulses. or more truly
humane disposition. He came to New
Orleans an ultra Democrat, and thor
ough upholder of Slavery as necessary
consequence of putting down the rebell-
ion. But change long since came over
his mind; his Judgment has been convin-
ced through his eyes, and the columns of
the pelta grow more bold in behalf oil
free labor, and the total termination Of
Slavery.
| This is more remarkable when you
consider that his mind was so thorough
y trained in different school; but |
have noticed that constant contact with
the ms itution, and study of its effects
upon white upholders, soon break down
their preconceived philosophical opin-
ions, and from the Northern pro slavery
man often energies the most practical
and judlcious opposer of the institution.
Captain Clark in this respect resembles
Gen. Butler, for there cannot be doubl
that the General to-day has done more
to solve the problem of Slavery and give
a death blow to the institution, than al
the avowed Abolitionists in the country
1t cannot be denied that the tendency
Of our armies in the South is toward.
Anti slavery. l heard one of our mos
prominent officers the other day, in The
public room OF my hotel, say l came
here pro-slavery man my experience
at Baton Rouge has made me an Adolf
ZIONIST"
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10 Builders

A Large assortment Of French and American
WINDOW GLASS, from the best manufactl
rers, PUTTY in bladdcrs, DC,
At VILLAGES Drug Store
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The world-renowned author, in this admira-
able Lect ure, clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consequences of Self
abuse may be cdectualy removed without med
icine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bongies, instruments, rings or cordials
pointing out Il mode of cure at once certain and
efiectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
chcdpiy, pricateiy and radicaity. This Lecture
will prove boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post paid on
the receipt of two postage stamps, by address,
ing DR.. Gil. j. G. KLIaE. l27 Bowery, New
York, Post Office Box Asst (6.i6-Iy
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FANCE SO a j

Honey Soap, Windsor Soap, Camphoaced
Soap, Bar Soap, Transparent Soap, from til,
mandatory Of A. W Harrison, Philadelphia
At VILLAGES Drug Store
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Hollands German Pills.

The most reliable, safe and pleasant Cathar-
tic Pill ever offered to the public Compound
ed with great exactness, and for mechanical
skill in the manufacture and finish (being SUI
gar coated and beautifully tinted) they excel all
others. Price 25 cents per box
Prepared by G. Nj. JACKSON, for Jones &
Evans (his successors in business) at 63l Arch
St, Philadelphia, to whom all orders should be
addressed
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Mcdi-
zines everywhere. Sold in Independence by
Ransom Bartle and Wallace in Quasque-
ton by Q. Whitney in Waterloo by w. w. Tor
ry and W. Snowden.
Independence, Aug. q. t5-23 ly
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The language I have given as General
Stevens was taken down upon the field
by member Of his Staff. He had often
remarked that if it were his fate to fall in
battle. he hoped he should be shot through
the temple and die Instantly.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
USE HooFLAND's GERMAN BrTTERs.

d Evans, (his successors in business) at 63I
Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Price rs cents.
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DIR. HOOnand,s
BALSAMIC CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY CURE
Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough, Influenza, Group, Pneumo-
mia, Diptheria, and Incipient Consumption,
and has performed the most astonishing cures
ever known of