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CURING TOoTHACHE AnEuRAIG1A
COTTEs1sr1se,..

.,,';: Pr; tIa'd's Celebrated MOUTH wAsH, 90.
]. Dr: 81 Hurd'S UnequalIsd TOOTH POWDER.
one bottle -r>''~'
ND De-. Hurd'a UnrlvAllod NEURALGIA PLAs.
Dr. HsrGs MANUAL on tie Beet ksans q, n.
sSrDaeo tAs TIA !!cGdtnQ Dtrsctioas fSr fe ropsr
noSSaLLRLor olssnsn9 1stDAss ne 7sssa. 20.
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Brooklyn N d. .S-' = %
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VIVA. 3. HuR D q CO.,
Tribune Buildings New York.

: pr; hgaps M0uTH WASH, TOoTH POWDER
ana TooTHACnE DROPS cannot Be sent BIZ nail. bui
can probably be obtained ct your Drug or Periodical
1,o!s: 1y 3 tney capnct, send to for The DENTAL
TREASURY, Price. osR DOLLAR which contains d sIi
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Gen. mcclellan ON NewspGper Cor.
respondents.
McCLELLAN's HEApoUARTERs,)
May ~, $50 p. M.

Hon. e. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
fiud some of the newspapers publish letters
from their correspondents with this army, Civ
Ing important information concerning our move
ments, position OF troops etc., In positive viola
ton Of your orders. As it ia impossible fol
me to ascertain who these anonymous writers
are, beg to suggest that another order be pub
lished holding the publishers responsible for III
infracton. fr.F -.,. BAL.
(Signed) -..s.. ss.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major. g enerAl,
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Tho following are the retail quotations corrected By
VIM. II. Resteaux, Wholesale md retail grocer, No.
100 Bouth High Street. H.
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TIE CELEBRATED
Excelsior Invigorator 4!

Is an indispensable tcle In every Gentlemans Toilet
and afer weeks they would not for any consid
Grafton, be without it The above article will, In from
four to eight weeks bring out thick set Of WHKERs or
MousTA0HK.
The subscribers are the only Agents for the above
tiele in the United States,
they would also announce to the public that they are
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He1ary Koe1nler,

q uato Of Phalon's EssabIahnsns, n Y.,l
OF THE NEW YORK
il Rationale Shaving, Hair Cutting, ehampooning
Curling and Dressing Saloon, ~
NO. egg South High ST., under Bart
= lit s. smith's Banking House.
whsre sailheaon viIi 10 siysn IN all the various
Ladies and ohildrsns Hair Dressing done In the bsst
,tyle.
seplsaly
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I SPECIAL NOTICES
Bachelors Hair Dye!
. mrnE r.nar I'M THE UnRLn.

q: THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
y WILLIAM A. BATouBIoRs celebrated Hair Dy'
produces color not to be siDEulshsd from nature
warranted not inure the BaIr in the lesst remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invgorates the Hair fol
hfs. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turni
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft snt
bsautful. Sold BY all Druggists, etc. sle tAa-
IP The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATcHE-
LOB, On No four sides Of each boo. Vi, 10
g Rsctory No. 81 Barclay street,
(Late s33 Broadway and 10 Bond strset,)
mAyoo-dawly. ssa sg NEW YORK.
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uApoL LEoN's HAIR TOILET !

The only article offered to the French people ha
would Curl STRAIoKT HArRi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleonl
which article Is Indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others offered 10
the public take pleasure in expressing their confidence
in the article, gainins Il from practical use.
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Whisker Invigorator!!

Is Beautiful, Economical, Soothing, yet stmulatin
Compound acting II by magic upon the roots, caus
ing beautiful growth OF luxuriant beard. II applie
to the scalp It will cure Bdldnsss, and applied &C
cordng to directions, 1t will cause to spring up in bal
spots fne growth Of FRESH, SOFT HAIR.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII Curl STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, sllken, Flowing
Curls, that will remain IN shape for one day or one
week IL desired any longer PERIOD the directions
strictly followed, which very simple and easy
The uair Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes 1t; bat gives the hair soft, thrifty sppear
ance It also prevents the hair from IaUtno OF and
.t,aynin0 0fav.
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Do you want Whiskers ?
Do you want a Moustaohs !
II purchase ono bottle Of
E. z, CHAMPIONS
EXCELSIOR tNptcoRAToRl

The world renowned Toiietthe only article Of the kind
ever offered the peops Of the United States The above
article is the only used by the French; In London
and Paris II Is in universal use.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short tme and has al
ready been tested BY over one thousand personA and
they testify that the Napolson Hair Toilet IL the greatest
beautAer ever offered TO the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counterfeted or I'm
itated by unphncipled persons We do not offer 1t for
any Lady Gentleman who desires so Luxuriant Hair
and CuEs, and Long, eoft Whiskers or Mousache can
procure the Invigorator Toilet either one, for enc
dollar, inciosed IN 3 letter, with their address.
Address o. 7. sPENY co.,
Box l63, Oollinsville,
Hartford Co.,, Conn.
And II will be carefully sent BY return msil.
feb23-dtw&WIy ..-"
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Thcncciorh blmrhc was content to stay at
home with her children, Or 10 take them with
her when she went abroad for exercise AMI air.
olhe best Of her ability, which wa, not great
at the best, she attended and taught the little
loving ones that Got had given her.
Thus, then, the months rolled on.
But now began Ia gather clouds black AMI
thick over the business world. Oue Of those
great paucs that periodically shake the commcr-
cial worll commenced, aud when il WAS over, the
fortunes of tens 81 Thousands lay IN thr dust.
Among the merchants that failed honestly was
Eric.
lie had freed himself from pccuuiury orlipa
tiou to Mr. CARLYLE, and had made some small
provision for hi family in time Of need, the
very spring before III, crash came ON. aud was
intending To withdraw from his lusincs, sufi-
Client To make certain place at shelter for HIM
,nlf and lHlnily, should such n crisis ever over
take linn.
lie was too late for this last wor-all hut the
paluy two-huudrcd year that hc had insured
Was gone,
Bat hi, debts were paid, No man, and more
than all, no lone, hard working woman, vi iow
or maid had lost a cent hy him He thanked
God for this and took courage. though he know
that his beautiful home, with all it. luNuri,, and
comforts, was to lie given NJ and he and his, to
go, he knew not where
Banches Improvement was suddenly arreslr
| 10y the shock ot her husbands failure.
| When sh" wac made 80 comprehend that lac
intended giving up To his creditors the house
where they lived, as well rs their means Of living
in ease AMI style, she could notrcstr,n her an ger
and despair,
| All the power that there was in her she exert.
ed to coax ar drive her husband to edo as others
| do'--to make over and make away the property
necessary to enable them to continue their IRE.
| sent mode of life, or - to 20 travelling in Europe
year or two, and then come back and live a.
| before.
But the syy,n sang in vain. Eric was al
honest and undetermined man.
"Iiad made arrangements last year for saw
| ing this house We could not have lived in it
Perhaps il may W right " save 80 much trou
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4
sufr ma, ncithst he nor blanche could get alon.,
""n"u' ncf Ih'y had both Of them taken such
| '''i' IN 'hc Thought That she woUlI take
| ohhrtc ~ ti,ir hou ohold Affairs and oi them.
lou t"'k iike chill Eric, said jesse,
pANcly. DO not imagine that any woman
WON he "iiIihS TO he leS- than head OF her own
h",,'h' ,d'
bh"'hc' who, from seeing Eric So fond of Jc'-
sl'' ri"" 'lhhs ioh "t, felt quite disntted at Tho
W"r7t m I"u''k"ring without her. AMI her
pT'i iir" vas all spoiled. aud her goil'n ring
i'i' 'l' ii .'i' 81 ly ,."'"ni weeping, whor she
" Dr. ~ d''r' gar sister farewell.
~ "h'l' i'mlt pi 'fe'i". ~ w'li A. Hiinchc
'n1 Enc, a., n'ui.l tho departing party to
.l ..l. ad j." mad" "l his 'n''4'm'nt to
''n.i' raIi"
I"-' s,' il", once. VII You. Jos. pretty
'', i'"" 'hi- Cor "u O" trlu'' u low TO-
80" tool ch@ i'l''' l..-l" via tcats
'f. aiming loNt u cl'. b. aud w,fi vi. month
"r.c'lan, nua t'i. ..n. iu'o art1u. rather un-
'''. ."i"' -lt'e. II htd - t"'k"i-hu4L"t-
'I'i. 900 i'.- "i'ri hu 10" .anHl 10 cover with
4" ',' i',I.- 20 ~ srri.
" 80 '..n be "p'I l'i ~ cry, llc -aid'
"' "h." .'i %" w"n'-l r' ode -" &C. IT,
'". " De- 80 80 + h'hri '''" iHh Jay. Tie ma
l''' 81 49,, I' ~ '.' "'"' ,''' ""' on. o.
4 '"''' '' i', i,I'n ''''N l" Ir ""i'H mai
Ices lhi' '9 'h, Won. T. -h"
n' 90 l."" "a" ''""t. u h'' iG@rii-
''. toy N'i" " VA d" ~ -, telling i'r WITH wee
N'"'"t 'I"i h" nav "i" tiHtt ~ III
"' t''' ''n' i'I- "hi very f'N'n"ns
'' I''''. "hi .I'i l1i.,hi wt'I' u u" care
'..' ".i p' ~ "'H ''" 'hoy mirhi
..'i '.' H.'r' "i bag, "ni -0 Ito,c tine
"' " ''' '.,'-.
.'H .''l u" vol enough 10 know
".. u" w. g. I'il j. iIt"u-h ir'''
'.' '.' fi...., '. "u l' ip ..i
'' .,.' 'it. .h' .'. N'l 1'. Hul r-r-
' AH'- "' 'Ht g'u't"u.
hII 100 Iur l',i'. but r,.u
Voc. ..,D I"e ? SOD wh.u no. bui moil.ut
'.. i.'.,.- th. i,-' 100 Off,! 'e.,l / e.. llc
d. b o. iu- ..r-. u,i .., .. iupp.ui IT, =
0..' iuap .l,t. ,,...i. ID. pay
~ v..ll .i..s ...i i..i, l.iu. ilr.,J
trni ...,. rauI lu.l h,..n ~ Nh, ntt-t.
NirN 5000. H.. l...i.ul al In. 90. 900. oi 500
,...t o.. .. o., h. 's4rl .s'ui ,..ri ..ruI
..f.IlI.. i,r u- she novel -'u.l, tow,tl, thr
...
Inurt &C. hA,ui,....t. T. ,,,.. of. .l,.. ..,ri,u.
b q ..I.,.i, ..ni,u lt.I .r.. , tL.
...ft Nr..Il, ...-. o. n,. 10. rrimi-
I..t..l .... .t.fIt .u. .. .l.. ,.'t vi,., tit.-
..u. .l.. ,....I.. r... on ra a. ~, I..ti-
,.n.. .l.. ,...uIirl o. liDii.
iu' I,ou. ulii.| b. ~, s ,a one ~ iuJ.-
Dt .uN.
y .' rtu.iiu U"r io'. .mnrn h,iui.l,l ti.",
Vcl Gag. .,! t.Jl.I' hU.. g. ,.Ir. ! I hy
...l....' ,I tctu', I'd. .IN..-., tir iuH. i'."..
hri 90. 100 % tiH-. .i. oi t.i unt iu.tiuu. nut
t.... o. q .rI..l "a. .I... ,t.... ttt...
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tho wreck of a man. ,roncr,v ~ IN rr.vou, III.
family from suff.riny Ln, ~ q, c,,,,;r,;,,, o.
rc.ilc in n house and 10 live n, auv,bir-, pcsr
| III" rate which il ti,bt who, , maj, i In ,,-,s,,o,.
Gus business. when he I. /, h,nLr n,, IL n n, anal
a shane. would TAX. b0nk ma 90 in,o the
| gutters for rag. piV take nv san and nv
towel to the end Of tho e,r,b ,io ,rilI lac ,,',if
" OF any thing 80 h,sc and mean "a ton many
Of my brother merchants have Locn. WINS Tho
warm and re.nluts r,,Jv a. ~
Then you viii be fickci out Of sieh,.ani nc
! more will ever be- heard ~ you In u,;s Nnrll. -
; for i, i, the man that d1rs ew"u ,o l;o.'ic'
thai the world blos.c., AMI yonr family must
suffer aud pcfhaus i.ri.b"
/ " So be- i. if il ,n,st Lo so which No pc, ~.
lioyc. Even in mi. ,yo,Il ~. n,.,,f.,,, ,,c
out all ri .ht but il N. Iviuv .tttil r..,h
, the next for y,Lo, hail /, ,rnG, man i, Lr
( "Dpu1 tais ,ic, non.,r.r viii 10. U.t,o 90
said - ,nchc. an.r,l, l1,,mp tho ,oo,.,.
| She md. hor.r'f viii cr'i,,1 ,l.rib.
lirusc w,. sid though, herself a victim aud
Ter hu .imiI--,lc pgn- di.,r...oi ,r,,,, i -.ho
most cruel and tyrnncil. ~. well u. tic n,o.t
| absurd man in tho wn,il. AMI her,ur. f,oli,b-
! ly coniirn"i hrr in her npiuinu.
| thu. E-ic had none L. ,p-,k comfort out On.
couragcu,ui to him. va, it TRANCE h.,
! Thought, turned to .Ie..j.s W. n .rrr..
thIt I'll. re- -lrlng 40 in his soul q .rca' gr II
mot uu'..lurlhc ,rirnin, p, hcl,sl hor f... 10
bear her voice. tp lv n. h"ti H. That ilr,r -i--
ter lap and toll her al lis troubles and have
her als l-c aud comfort l.huy
NJ. % wa not .frnngc
Room. N,fc taken ia uncle Croci'. d" OH cas-
Ne. a., liIt,hr li,i 1.i.I.It,l tltt hor.c ..Hl
there. in 70 VOC, huu'l. or,, tie bon. ,-L e,o.nc
II Efic'- family W. .l,ri.t..i.
1h't. ut. lt'n', 10 room .uij o.. tiom. ll''
1u.p-, anI H.. .rUIiI.. .t,. Oh. ..f.!,Y.
.Y,t 'otIl .4..i.lrhllan.l
N.| fI.. v.. tl. Q DO, .lt. b. tt. .... g..
3D. b. g. Ic go in rc .illl ,.-1....f r.tt
l'N-.
mH 'r.'trl to Ari.ti. i' .u.r. .ii .l..-
800. 50 0ht ,,r, fr,y, ii.r tap., tr.i..'.l., u.
h,i.,,-.
WIZ .o, NV lo.c;" i-l..i Mr.. 'lrrvi,.vith
90. .fu
y, .t.t.,..,.i lrf.t.i, I. l.rfI.Ii
co.. i.tuI: vet. htI IL 10. lam prry' d"
p -.ii tl,. good i!dy. n, -lio rcaI with mu.n lie
" WI'I !. i' - isl...i h.rhu.l4rt.
Iin.wt t.Ii. auI o.. ..,.f uI I3.'s trnuIl,
WF. 0. 'i'..tl... fI n.i
- i.uI,.uv.f I... t.tUs'ti.t.tt.i..ta.u
.ti. ...,l, ,I .I.'r. ..."f 'It u.,.iI
,D ID. Ii.., Ga .t.f t.o,, ... .
mu.I ut ti...4... .ii., t,...,.r 10. ,.,.t ,ot,.r
r.u. ..,...f. v..,L .,,il'Y ~ ,.,.it',
F.. '.. uN... v,.,.,Ii. o.. ,......'.t '..t,.
/. NuIr,.,. .I..tv..,.... ,.I5'
.lltt nu. .Ii. .to.,l..I. v.titr,..-, .i..
ii.if Lr.fI.. ..h.lL d. .rr.Hf. ,..ll
lt,r lt 10 Oh. ..tr, b. ,I b.. I.,...I
A.. .ou. 100. 3 N,,Y {. nj oI,r tr.y,t. ,.,.It
'o..u. .rllpI THAT OF l,r,.. i.,..,. .Ili. l..,
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In the well known garrett. and FL, carefully.
with WI made Cruel from her hand, he woke to
her, said, though inlis.incl Is ani with difficulty.
ali. F''" 70" ~'D'' soon he here dreamed 1t
"Poor dear Eric !" murmured his fair nurse,
tcat' flowing onr"-,raine lily down her cheeks.
How COOL is God to lrins M saf.l, home 70
les, yes but do not weep. When your
The uncea.iu., cfr;r,, Of Jessie soon were 70
varied ~ a manifest inrro' cmcut in the cpn-
ho co,l swallow N'l les jim .nlty AMI distress
Than b" had bciuro iolt.
All thii ni'lt .l'e AZ i',i'c him. listening 20
hi- wuF ti't .Hl' Sometimes b" s,o'ne' ',
imagine im'"li oro's.Hs sandy plain wl =,
-l,Gt 'h.t 81. was ii. ori,. c,rlh, iionl, ana
~, r,,w. "i".' t.i' Ii"r. wrr" going over
'ni -l'r hiu. oslo wle uy a'i when I W..
q. OF uc sail, where e FL" moss :
Anon IT, -""n"i - tr.rl 'hu lie Wa over
'ha' h' en-! H. .' d"tr- irI,nl lad i"ot !r.-
You'd e." d.' y river. aul in sweet converse
N'r" = j. 20" l'ory " their liy-' Oh
urn, .ti tH.u h- 'a. 80 pr p'c'ir. tIl Hin
~, ir y n''u". tool h.r by tie hml al .frAo
." i.r ~ NEG in. .rei.c.
DO l'. ~ i'' lir"n's request read - him
u 80 ,'r ~ 'f-ir.i AMI t.Hiiy- 'c'nl palms.
'h ''" .tr '''-' ''.t "'r .'--il'-" ai'''"
7"'--' "'H t'" d 40 ''a' ,'.t, .hes ih'm. MUIR
n'"' 20 m'n, 'n th'f' mi away from
49, ''',''i'' ''.."' '''H' lac "''i "n gently tnl
hHHii ,.I', witt tIle tuunuun-- of wand r.
ing "'nd.
CilAPifE XVII
NJ the end VI. w.. Is I.t..W.s pr0uoti.c,.i ON,
''.i,a .'t.aud iuan.u.., -. W.T.. y. f.rr,.,.,rDd
!. o. -'r 'r.'r tfrl.. tt..D,li. wlIi Ger lr
h'H 'et.. 20 to r,..ir -, .,.u .. Bow .l1.
TO u'rti. il' .''""IH- 100 .'uu.. thai crur ht
h4'I % r"t.i'.I'. iIt.o fh,l'--u That grave
var M i.m vui vuh 2 .-.r.to
IS. b., b.. i...ut.'u.t. t.r.,trah. .h.,',rc.
ir'..r-.
Hi.U.ae ol.D - ilr with M irripitIt. nil
q. ,.ir DE-, ,1r im rou .a,., ...h
! $500. '''.,n, A'a.,or an.o. ..ol ., Ao
,.I' II..-. o.. f'.,.prl p. OIL. ht. t...l winnie,
h"W ''u'. o 'r.. pH all. .i..l.. nr.w.u ,i
al a'l '.put.l
I, .i.."tp. g. wa. alm lil,a.. e.lii.l
.m".' i.fr '.-' hu -.t ST. Cor Dt1-
n"t, t.-IGl 'hn ul... ~ lI, utl. l.uftr.-
wei f. r.-..r .,'.ie n.r' aui fr..,.i ,li
~, Cor him, 1u' u ht l'if 'f .t,.u .gh
~ H'r u"" .ni prayer. .. forth 30 .eu...o
a." b. " v in. 80 . Zoo unhnovu i,.lr...
900 10. m. .r rma,i ~. ai..n t,ir ,o. nj,
no" mon j." "'' i"i ip geo away with. sail h.-
W. ,' l'''<''-. "e l"'h'iat J". o.. d" Ceu
'"N
-. v'. ine -m''.u, reply.
Dob VI. 'n' J. I.a' D., tpi''t:'
,,- 'i. =" ~ -" t-l.p,t lis going
''i' N'' '',I"' '' lrm tyr AN. hell iu
.H' H'.'i
m..' n't" ''r"1 pm, .h.u. That i't bin
",f,d '"r ihat "'. 100 on. cleo tiut h' couli
's,
un'" "' D. ~
i.oiNt" J.. HAT i' no. too bal what mnlc
No" l"t lin nave ~ thought yOu, too, was
a.''" 1893 % .ns.
50
Nal sH.aFH N...N ~
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Clerks Office. If he Disiric toit o. a., Spiithcru
District Of New York. L. N'> u ach. W. tie
year one thousand eig.t ltYitrt a.i ,4xty-twu.
, 1862-07-04

E-T.-le5o-X.- brakes Planta
zion NRTTTEEs.-E1hausted Natures great resto7cr.
They lEy.Ecrate, strengthen and purify tie system
cure Dyspcpsta, Acfdty Of the Steuach. Dlar1hca, DC
1pe:tect Appetizer and Tonic. T1lcy invigova1e the
bcby without stimulating the brain They COM
pound of pure St. Croi1 Eln1 Roots aid Herbs and
ar-scco:amendcd by an who cse them Adapted to
the Old Q! yonng bur particularly recommended to
the weak and angrid Sold hy all Druggists Gsoceys
4Eote.s aid Saloons. F. H. DEAkE E Co,
E7y15 :.ei23ln 23a Broadway, New York.
, 1862-07-04
Gf)& Gtih1tttt.


From the Journals received by the latest arr
rival from Europe, We gather the following
In regard to the Mexican question: =
According to the latest reports, the strength
Of the French reinforccments about to be
sent to Mexico will not fall short Of 12,O00
men. Two regiments st Rome we're reported
TO be under orders to quit for Mexico.
It was thought that with the reinforcements
general officer Of long standing would be
sent out to assume the commaud-in. chief and
the names Of Generals Barbatri, Montauban
and Forey were mentioned IN connection with
this service.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Tines says that the command will be conferred
on General Trochn or General Montanban> and
that II 600 fresh troops are going out at once.
Orders have been sent to Cherbonrg, Bcest,
LOrient and Rochefort, to fit out al their
ships form" -he reserve.
Paris evening papers Of June 10th assert
that Gen. Fcrey had been appointed to the
command in Mexico. Some reports say that
the army in Mexico is to be increased to 50, 900
1Den, and that the reinforcements will be
laEded :st Tampico instead Of Vera Cruz
IN the House ef Lords On the 10Th June,
Earl Russell said he was anxious to give an
czpisnation Of some circumstances Ii conncc-
tlon with Mexico which had excited some a.
tcntion AID dissatisfaction in France. The
British goylrnmcnt had been accused OF de-
scrtlrE the French government when it be-
came necessary to carry ou: the convention
tor fhe occupation Of Mexico. It WIS said
that the Bli'ish troops had been Withdrawn
from Mexico together with the Spanish troops,
ard that the French troops had been left
uli;ic to corttrd with the difficulties. This
w;as AZ eLtiTc mi5apprshersion. No doust the
FrtEch government had resolved to send large
rtintorceMents to Mexico, hut that resolution
w;.e NOT il any way founded on the course ta-
Ken By :hc British government. In the oriSi-
1:*l convention there was q specific engage
lEe1;t Us 10 tie number of troops which were
Il. be sent By tie different governments. The
S:>a1 iarts were tn seud !, 600, the Freuc32 800
~ d HE B1lsith government to send 4 naval
fur.c.
II addition to a naval force, they had sent
Il: seven hundred marines, which was she
/ it'Fct: they had since Withdrawn, as there
|-uas Eo immediate dagger Of collision with
tie MtNicans- There never had been any id
!eEt.on Of EcrGfng out land troops, and there
cv+, her ihaj.siy's government could not have
tsroher thelr trgagc1nGut.
The E'rl OF Malinesbury WAS glad that the
noble Earl had felt it his duty to give some
explanation TO the House, Us tue question had
excited come considerable anxiety in England,
and produced something like q disasreeabie
feeling to wards ENGLAND in France.
Earl Russell, in reply to the Earl Of Caruar-
ven, stated that Sir e. Wyke had not gone to
New I York. He had written to say thai he in
Tended to go, but he had never executed that
intention.
Earl RUSSELL in reply to the Earl of Malmcs~
bury, further stated that he Lad received no
e1ieial information which, Justified the asser-
:lon that Sir G. Wykc had taken an active part
With the Mexican government ayaiuEt the
French.
, 1862-07-04

c. STAFFORD. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
of Dr.. TNcoNs Patent Artificial Leg. This Leg has
nlauy advantages over all others and evidence OF
such IT has received the first Premium at the United
STATES FAtrE under the examination Of the best Sur
gcons in our country Its motion is received from
Rubber Spring (which will neycr hreak> giving It
great preference the Spiral Springs Gsrd In Other
liulbz. Send for Pamphlet au2T6l-TtI>a1y
, 1862-07-04

n ~ a
RE EOtlVAGE CAIE.- sVnereaS4
Nl Richard &. SWIM am, Melissa A. gu.t, bis w4fe.
a q a. h ~ M gna M the1
Jnnnsrr 1ef r. 1tSS po1tSspe and cots:efr9 fhe NJ
Ge1sjp1pd 4 t,rden nj tns nroner heT.n1f
a asEsIiosa e ssSn5s 81 Psy@sn5 & + RsasiDs.
fhunsans nr hnndrs5 n1ar naTanle O. H. 1sf
dsy Of Jsn1ay 4 s snd a. a9d ss tnsS
a5e thousaud joIsrs al tie Tae al Eix 81 cen. ps1
annnn, payable On tie Inst day of Jaaua5 and Jaly
T. sasa re1 safe o. ca sstq Ct nfe
dersisnrd hesriEp eyen iafs Stth said mofgnpe nav
ahe at his tf5ce il hicaeo: and id In I'd IL Kid
t5e 1tnt Of anT one ~ sad insta1mentsn tnreTss q
At tbs lime and IN fhs manner IL said pfomsorg notss
ihc naIue became a1e thcn At thS elecEoR3i The m
deEsgned ea1c peircfca e1m SECURED b. sadmo tasEe
shsald st ores become an.i e dns a1a pSeoie any
Is y m T & sad SIc ss 9 oe tae s IT,
And shSaa syq ts;as
9sposs oi Il tie ZANE az ay nsIt Or narsa tsraf an
54 an saT A. 6 ~ gs
saetoa Az
nsW1pspeF Published ID Chieaao. @ 's 4N'1'
oe q one dalrs III
SnS q s ot a d r. w. = ~ Ae ss2a saE n9 n ros
"a s 1T IS eaid "a yea5 s. slanssa
Srsen 6aFe riectcd md % az eart ttss The n1ncinai
Mn secnreG hS saie raorggn r. 1T t,a s,!n ~ eer
as2;S5s suzsad dosfR shs become aaa Be 9e
And Where's, there Is now eue and UNPAID on sid
a s sn u one q foar h19Td
/
, 1862-07-04

~ The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, just
sent to Mcclellan, is Is, coo strong, instead Of
5000, as reported. The Harrisburg Telegraph
aods that it is better equipped, better drilled
and armed than any similar number Of men in
the army Of the Potomac. It is the pride Of
the State thst those men were all recruited
and ready for service at the very moment they
were most needed, fact which may be exc1u-
sssely attributed to the forethough1 Judgment
and tndomitable energy Of Gov. Curtin.
, 1862-07-04

.sY The New Albany Ledger learns from the
New Orleans Desta thRt David McCann, q well
known New Orleans foundrFman, and former
" Of New Albany, WIS lately fined five hun
dred dollars in the Provost Court of New Or
leans fonta1king treason aud speaking con
tesnptuously of Gen. Buffers published orders.
He forked over the amount In gold, and prom
ised to Keep more decorous and loyal tongue
in his mouth Id the future.
, 1862-07-04
7t1ntcls.
Ecqal 5antlcgs.

TRUSTEES SALE.-Pnblfe no.
4 tice is hereby given that I. L. c. Paine Freez,
T7nstee. &c. viii. ii pursuance WITH the powers ID
Dee! q Trust dated August 1st, lSso, :xeuted BY
Ie nt npbllc AUCTION !oE es1 to tS htSees M bdseE at
cago County Of Cook and State Of IliEos Lot three
tlin DlocL fifteen 15} in thc Can Canal TFagee's snb-
cast quarter Ct Section seventeen 40. IL Township
thi.tynins t9), North lsanEe tS3rtsen ~ east Of
Said sale to 1G made Oh t;lc 21st day Of ArguS, 4
lsG! at ten O'Clock in the forenoon nt said day
L. c. PAINE FREEk, Trustee, &c.
Chicago. Junc 18th. 1861 je71tSl-td
, 1862-07-04

Z z STATE Of 1LL1NUIS, CVUh CVLHTG, ss.-
County Court Of Cook county.
Pub!c notice is hy5e!'y given that The nM45esgusd M
AduiintstTntrIx OF the tstItc Of D0llyet Walker de-
ceased will appear before the said Court n the July
Term therenf to be holden on the third Monday Of
Jrly 4. D. 1872 at the Court Huuse IN said bunty fer
the purpose Of hearing and adjusting nil aiis Bid
dcE1Rnds agatrst the estate. when and Th:e nil pGt-
son= having such claims requested to Present. aud
h1t the same. ABIGAIL F. WALLER, /
Adtn1ntst1atr1 Estate Dosiyec Walker.
Chicago june I'd 1Gfs N9rE66-tJ