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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
News Of the Week.

TEs Kansas regiments in other States
have received high encomiums from
officers in command Gen. Rosecrans
among the number.
At recent ere in a factory in New
York a number of ladies' at work in the
fourth s,ory-l5 or 2O-werc burned
up. The FIRE caught below and spread
so rapidly their re,rea, was cut 81. and
no ladders long enough to reach them.
One girl jumped cu, Of the window;
bu: her hoops caugh, upon some pro-
lection and held her against the house
until she was literally roasted ! Il WA
most dreadful atfs'r,
Considerable excitement was cresled
at Dayton. Ohio. recently, on accoun.
OF the arrest OF tvs; fellows charged
with numbering Lieut. Waterman. BY
the r:;.iitsTy. On OF them was finally
released, and the other handed over 10
the civil authorizes for irial.
Gen Gilmore was born near Charles
ton, northern Ohio.
In the recently captured papers Of
jeff Davis arr letters from promiuen,
northern rebels. among the rest one
from Jesse bright, II lntli,na. in 1861,
full Of treason. We hope they will all
be given 10 the pubic that We may
know the rascals.
Gov. Morton. Of Indiana. has pur-
chased an appropriate pot Of ground
near Gettysburg, Pa. " trre all the dead
Of bis State who fell IN tne battle there
are 70 be gathered and buried. with a
monumen. aud suitable inscription op
ii. Morton is model Governor.
II is said that y larg. amoun. Of coun
,erIeit U. 5. treasury notes have been
set aiioai in tie South. Supposed u
have been manuiac ured in England.
The kiehmond Enquirer gives ter
rlhc howl over the action Of our gov
eminent. in placing our negro soldiers
OF a level with their "whi,e trash" So
far as prisoners Of war are concerned
II is indignan, that their runaway slaves
must be held equal To their late masters,
and concludes that IN" quarters will
be asked or given before such terms
OF exchange are agreed TOO. The En-
quirer is supposed to be the organ Of
jeff Davis. aud this article may fore
shadow the future conduct of the war.
We trust it will soon be ended, and the
masters all t:rued on. Of doors.
Burnside holds Knoxville, Tenn.
Parson Brownlow's old home.
Johnston's rebel forces are scat.s,.d
all The way from Jackson IT, Mobile-,,
SO said.
Great suits'ing is rsported to exi.,
IN 'bs interior Of Mississippi aud other
parts OF tie South.
''Col. Poindexter." who will be re-
membered as noted PARTISAN cl.ef in
Northern Missouri at the breaking GU.
Of the war-but who denies ever being
a guerrilla.--in an address TO the bush
whackers. bis ''fellow citixens Of North
Missouri" makes the following truth
ful remarks. They are good il the
source is bad:
Guerrilla warfare can have no i'm.
preston on the final result of the strug-
gle now going on between the TWO con.
tending powers. Its only fruits will be
devastation and death. All
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Court Of Inquiry.

We do hope the Court Of Inquiry
asked for by Gov. Carney and reported
by Gen. Scho6eld to the War Depart
ment will he ordered. Let us Gnd out
where the blame lies: at whose door all
the rascality Of the pas, lies: and into
whose pockets the spoils have gone; and
what neslect-if sny-on tho part Of
the present commander Of the Dis.ric.
in regard ~ the Lawrence affair. BY
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all means, let us have the facts; le: US
have them in full; and then stand or tall
BY them who may. We are for the
right. and the men who maintain it all
the time, and for the suppression Of
those who are doing wrong; and espec-
tally for the exposure and dishonor OF
those who are filching from the Gov
ernment in this time of its trial. Give
us the Court. Mr.. Secretary Stanton.
We believe it is needed.
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in the Government. If We cut loose
from it. We are gone. .shipwrecked. lost.
We trust that wise counsel will pre-
vail to-day at Paola. and that nothing
will be done there which good men can
not sanction. Let punishment be met
ed out. but only as q necessary measure
for the safety to the border.
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Lawless Retaliation.

=" speaking OF the gathering at Paola
under Lane. the Junction U.iion SAYS:
The prime object doubtless is retalia-
non. 1t seems species of lawlessness,
IN the face Of regularly constituted
military authorities. difficult to endorse,
,Jet the circumstances make il still more
'd'ficuIl 10 condemn. We must con-
less that our whole heart is with the
expedition. but there is . restraint over
US which causes misgivings."
We have no doubt bu, this paragraph
expresses the views of large number
OF the ciiizens of Ksnsas. They wan,
the bushwhackrrs punished, but they
are afraid Of lawless retaliation.
We want the border cleaned out; bu,
We want it done by authority. Jenni-
son can do it. Let him go in.
We do not wish to make record far
which prosperity will condemn us
Suppose that after the massacre a,
wyoming. in the Revolution. the peo-
pie OF the colonies had turned OUT in
their indignation and rage, and retaliat-
ed IN kind upon the infamous wretches
Who perpetrated that horrible outrage
What would have been the verdict Of
the world ? Instead of The honor lba,
is now paid 10 the fathers, they would
hase been pronounced of kin to the
murderers; and the horrors which will
ever Lang around tie frightful deeds
winch darken the awful scenes attend
Ing that event, would have been lessen
cd. perhaps almost obscured by the
acts Of revenge which followed, But
such was MT tie case. Our fathers
did not turn murderers and marauders;
and SO there is nothing TO relieve the
"blackness Of darkness" which must
hang like pail Of nj ght over tha, day
until the end of time.
So let it be with Lawrence. Le.
nothing that loyal men shall do, take
one shade from the unutterable horrors
OF the massacre of her citizens; but
down to the latest time, may il,a. deed
of iniamy stand out in all its bellish
blackness. unreIeved BY comm;ngled
shade. as an evidence against the trait
ors 70 their country. who impiously lift
ed a murdeIous hand 10 destroy our
bene6cent governmen'.
There is but one way 10 secure good
order in communities and States, and
tI.st is for every man 10 abide by the
Government and the laws. II these
are wrong, change them. But TO over
tide the laws and the legally constituted
authorities is jast what the rebels are
doing-juss what the Government and
InyaI men ale trying TO put down. Let
us not he cbaragble with the folly Of
%, u u. into the same error and crime
.; which our enemies are gully.
Our ipIy place Of safe anchorage is
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HThe For, Scott Monitor will i,

@The For; Scott Monitor W i'll take
notice that what We said about making
political capital out Of the Lawrence
massacre applied alike to the friends and
foes ct any man or SO. Of men-no 70.
spect OF persons. jim Lano has since
said the same thingi now pitch into him. !.
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AN I.XHIBIT.

Showing the r ceipls aud Ex-
penditures Of Jefferson Coun-
ty, for the year ending October
lst, 1863,
REPORT OF COUNTY CLERK
Showing Amour, Of Scrip Allowed by
the Commissioners Of the County. aud
to whom issued during the Year.
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1e DRUNKENNESS Cua DA

I'VE lae',',a'e NAV ,aw b,i 4. fianr~ D. "
TEMPTING cur Dr. ZANE'S ~ Ftsn'rs
FOX STRONG DRINK q csr's n cCst go
pstNKESNEss J. crsares dislike tr "s
dunk AMI can Be sdmi. ii re- ~h ~ >
knowledge of the ,a,ieas n c. 1la'sy -.
by mail 70 sny address. By 8 G. Up AN w
Ches,nat Street. Ph'l,deiphia, p. Cir .
sent free, Sr
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The Bulletin walks into the Couser.
yative without gloves for its attack up
on Carney. and openly accuses A. c.
Wilder OF paying Matthias 5000 10 get
bin 10 run for Congress last year 10
defeat Parrot. Whst next !?
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Sunday Sch.-,' and Bible Cla-s NJ 2.Hn
Preaching OF Genesai Prayer Mrei'rs.7
and ON Thursday evenings 1t each w.ek
Ciuxen- and strangers src respectful, IN
ID attend.
Class Meeting after the m..rnisx pr -,
and "n tuesday, w.dle-day and sr9' '
enings Of each week
d. DICKINSON, P~s:sr
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JANUARY S. 1868.

" 10 y. / Gibson, exce-s eiIa
rrianied. u
. Rufus ,sus,er. Cos, vi locating
S,ats i,5id, Il Is
. T.. T. Nosl.n voluut'r bounty 50 %
- Moor, 4 AcC.c.ia.. articles
ta.nIsi,ss tine cOanty, 9 63
". L. Moonnau, ostice rent, 80 W
" Z. II. Huhbeii, printing, 10 so
" ". Il. Iu'ion, Clerks ices, 32 30
. q Off rent, l2 0o
n. W. Taylor, Sheritfs fees, 75 i6
4" IA. Gibbs, D'piy . 2vJ
J. w. Roberts, printing banks
end Office rent Probate Judge. IS IS
. Aug Baumgsrinor, wines
bri1fe OlaDI jury 500
ION Dodsx oslh, books 70 Pro-
bate Csa., 95 %
Drake Brothers, sta,iJury. 2 50
- Il. Hull, J. +. c; al cost b,ll .n
criminal exams alton, 81 -
= J VaIdruti, iunioc. ior aTmory. 10
j. II BcDne,t. COUNTY Super
intendent Pubic Inst- 1851, & 50
John Ka;z, yitness before
Grani Jury, $50
c. IL. Grover, duplic-ts 1T
lost warrant 5lO0
e Gr''iin. Barn' AID ..Sp.nan,
20. Z n%::ssior.ssrs 4 dsys. 20 co
I''hs q -er rariand, repair-
~. desk, 2Ov
5 ;. Cooper commission for
Z l.ecting tax, 4Oa 80
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Special Hatices.
r ELIGIOUS.

u. y. CHeRcB- fBExE will be ts&iixi"ns :.
vices 'n IRE VI h Church IN Uk kaL,,>a o0 s-ss.ss
Is fo t.,w-:
Pr'arhIns n, lex o'clock A. NJ, BY ,he E
loving ,er>shs:
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NAY TERN. 1868.


To J. W. Roberts, printing notice Of Tax
Sale aud Blanks for Co officers az 10
Court expenses, Clerk, Attor-
ncys, Sheriff Jury and witness
fees I, 500 ~
- Drake Bros. for Blank Book 500
e N. Il. button, Clerk fees l&3
- 5. Dodsworth Stationery and
Books IS :5
- J. W. Day Judges fees LOO
'' y. Naconber, hauling prisoner %
X. Btync returning Poll Books ~
p" r. IL. fiuhb;ii, printing notice Of
redemption and deciding land 20; so
- Nhiicbeai ana Grover cost bills
ia ie5o and 1857 20s y
- \. W. Taylor >herih fees i5s0
:. y. Colby, supt- t-uD. lust. Is w
n. r.ishotin, depuiy shcF-
Ill fees SIS
= Thos. p. FeBlon, Salary as D.s-
tr,cs iuornsy lcotO
T" jas Cotton Witness ia court $40
- GIItfn, tiarnes aud CnaL aa.sn,
Go. Commissioners ices 81 %
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ANO v 1eS AA1AO
" ]. +. Bliss, returning Poll
Books, !?
" C. A. Buck, rent Of room for
Grand Jury ~ s,
/" u: Smith, C0nstabls's fees in
criminal examinations, 16
:" J. 5. Townsend, returning poll
books, 81
{" N. r. Du.ten, Clerks iecs, lOs
" Isaac Hull, for returning poll
bO.ks, 3
= S. Kerr. J. r.. es al, Cost bin
in Grim ex.. So
" N. W rsyl@, Sheritf's fee, Isl
:. George Barrett, ct al, locating
road, %
w. X. Smith, J. r., coss bill
in criminal examination 4
+" q. w. Gray, returning poll
n. Colby, Supt. pub Inst. 70
do surveying Road 8
do Tax refunded 10
" + II huabell bill for printing 5
/" IL 0,bns Deputy Sheriff ,
h. r. Payne, sc,u ming POLL blk 4
=" IL. u Iur er do do z
=. y. l. Haven .-ei al. co-t bill 1I3 .
do do do lOi ]:
do ices as Dist. Clerk sS
'' ). ke.I, J. L. IL al cast bill In
criminal Examination -
'' SIS Cooper to procure books iU
Chap an. Barnes and Uriffig
Co Commissioners tees IS
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ALLOWED OCTOBER TERN. 1859

ALLOWED OCTOBER TERN, 1862
To ]. w. k"b-sts, tor rent of .i-
nee fbr Probate Judge &c., $50 -
r. Z. Myess for wilness fee
before Grand Jury 200
:" N. w. Taylor, Tor Sheriff.
ices 2sos
Sarah parrah, for excess Of
tax refunded, 80 06
J. w. Roberts for printing for
County Officers, 33 90
M. X. Duiion, office rent. 180 90
g. Clerks tees, II 60
!. II. Fowler, Justice ices, 270
- w. T. Mnorman, office rent, 42O0
e +. Conwell, witness beiose
Grand Jury, $50
Chapman and Bsrccs, Co. Com
mi-eiOnefs, $500
I35 Volunteers, bounty, 1850 90
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

oeged sbssdoned and sails attached along
side--a heavy could not board her. -.
schr Hero lof Ipswichl Lakemsn Mstanzas days WIN
fruit to 3 B PearsalI
schr Anthem lof Csmbrdge). Hopkins cienfaegOs May
schr Phebe Nonow Baraeos u days. with frust soJ
Pearsa.
Schf johnson fwrecker), Poole Chncoteague days
with materials and dry goods from schr Bishop ashore
Cneooteague Shoals ALSO b2 hhds from brig Vator
ashore At Green Run, Md before reported from Neuvas f
New York;, To J0hnnan Higgins al-f
Schr Mary Helen, Hutchinson GEORGETOWN, DC.
Sehr Palmyra Lnoekt Georgetown. DC.
schr Bangor, Jordan. Ezabethport for Boston.
schr Monitor Wha1en Elizabethport for W,rehAm.
schr Ellen rrau, Small Pan River.
schr Golden Eagle, Kelsey, Providence.
Schr Young Teezef Mitchell, Providence.
Schr Emeiine. Brown New Haven.
schr Wottoh, Dibble. Coxsaeke for Providence.
s,oop Rdeely, Warfng, Albany for hiddletcwu, o.
steamer Sophia U ansport) 0ramley, Washtngton,e
Steamer Detroit Teal Washington.
Steamer Comsock Drake, philadelphia
Steamer Westchesser. Davis, Providence.
steamtug America Phladepha land sailed her return
with ship Piscataqua In towl.
BELOW.
Bark Lion, from Sweden.
SAILED
26thShps Young America, Fearless La 0loire 0erma-
MIA Epdeavor; barks Lucy Elizabeth Consanta. Lucy
Pan Centurion SeH Bre Frederch bres Ceesta, Fraet
lone Boston Lsdy Enterprise, Peck Antilla schr q
Eneass and others eal -n r,0.
Wind at sunset W. light. ..
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

eero; ssaah Gosid Boston: ralssme I.srshan kxorai
sss s.sasl ssc
SSSSs oT Esses sne4 81
Jsp.sis lnman Dighsoo; Belle Creole. Burgess Newport
Ss ssssSs Sss' Nay s-oa nsx Ee.ss
ss.ss cos%s H.ss:s.sss s 81 AsSie WIZARD Con
ieg EsrnHda unsen Mann NYUtr x,,,,.r. Port Ewen
sEs1S Nav BOD "a. is..,S
sssis snow S1: ssas Nelson
HTSsS sSy TsS1gs l.as ss Gsoes Horton
o. s95 % asS ao Sl:
sssss DisncnS c.rs Dsn,e:; Frances HsnTisa, Gray
FxLi RIVER May s7~sid schr Connecticut, Dean. Phi
.s: SsS Bailey; ;s' ..a
MxcHhAs May so-A,r sehrs Martha. ssoehDr'dss. New
MYsTic. Nav ss-Arr sioops L. Maoomb. Potter. Phiis
ars .ss, .. noam.n
MN sfT siss xayssd .shrx.y xsn Chase. PHI
In Vineyard Sound 2sh Star. dsse from Baltimore
II NswBURyPcRr. May sesa .shr. Grand IsaDd. Reed
May sarah Paine.
Fiji lSf esrss Tho: E:n r,
@ sss
ss ns' sss sss &Sss
PSlnnsy New 3saps Srs S. 6siss, .ss: gss
KsS Sss ssi::
Doane Knowit0n Portland; Breeze Outerhrdge barrS
sschrs Perkins Wilson; New Orleans; Okes French,
ton; Him. Smith, Provdenoog Downing. Rice do Clara
Barratf, do; Godfrey Barrett Boston; Carthagena, ka
lev New Bedford q Porter Smith, Danvers; b Gib-
Crocker etonington: las Tdeu. Davis Boson Frotc
Kennedy. Rockand: J Barter Price Boston: BcnIsn'
ton; Garrison. Grase, Lynn; Thos BOREDOM wnshs'ns
PORTLAND., March 'z7-Cld bark James Ward. Buck
NAM cardenas brig Chariena Means do Sid schr resn'
PROviDRNGE. May 2s-Arr steamer sea anl!. Kenney;
Holmes. Arnold Rondout; sO0ps Mary Bruah. hudson.
Port Ewen :Ponter, Nchols NY6rk Below schr Choctaw
Parker. Elixabehpo soop Franklin. Avery, 90 Sld scn
9uIcksiep Wise NYeyh; Sea Nymph ccn!ey and Martha
PAwTUCKRT, NAV 2S-Arr schI Roanoke. Re.ll Port
EVEN sloop Golden Rule, Wells Elzabethport Sid soop
ROCKLAND. May 2s-Arr sobrs Gold Fish: Cpccket and
Charlie wnlr Pisbury vinalhaven for Nyesk: Massa
Caroline Rhoadcs, Hewets Island for NYork. Sid I'D
shp WD seweil Rnenos Ayres schr. Gentile. Getchen
NYork; Hb. Gold Fish. Crockett do 25th Adrian, Eycre
Charlie Wfte Ptilsbnry and UnOn Pendieto0 Nfork;
26th. berry MN. wsxhlnetcn Fanny Ke1sng ba.ksl
Hunt and Caroline, Rhoades. NYork. r0lat
SALEM Nav 2e--ch schr Nelly Potter. Sheppard. rhla
teiphia Sid sthrs AAustn. Davis: Cake Eadiectt
ard Sarsh Clark GTn Philadelphia Velocity. Rich, do;
Moro league ffrom Bsng0rl, Washington.
SAN FRANClBC0. May 26-Sid ship Derby, Alien. Hong
sOMERsET May 2-sM schr Artist. Forester. NewYork
Passed up schrbser Psesbsey, from NYork for 1sun-
WINrEkroRr, May sS-sh brig HAmpden, Nickerson,
WeseGndies; schr Fred Dyer, Shate, Alcpandrta
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
Interesting from China.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26-P. n.
Arrived bark Lota, from Hong Kong, with dates 10
Aarch 81. Under the influence Of disturbances in the
neghborhood Of shangkae and Nngpo, the import trade
bad fallen of, while the export nearly
Money very and exchange high account Of tho
rapid decline Of gold. Shipping looked WELL Several
shipe had sailed would sail for California with
many Chinese passengers.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
Second Anniversary OF tho Cooper Shop
Volunteer Association.

PHiLADKlPIA, May n, 1858.
The eecond anniversary Of the Cooper Shop Volunteer
Association celebrated yesterday. Their report
shows that eighty y-seven thousand four hundred and
thirty three soldiers fed during the year while pass
ing through the city The reeeps from subscriptions
md theseIponses were about SIS 900.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30


Steamship City OF Baltimore (Br), Brooks, Queensow,
end Liyerpocs-JnoG Q Dale s,
SS,u..n Ga Am' HACK Southampton and Ham
sSip Celestial Empire Pierce, San Francisco-wm Cole
ss,g SSis,ys,er Russell eu,cn
Bari Besssl (Pru') Anderson 81 Domingo Cityw Salem
gsrt % Julia %sBr} } Dcliyer .,d Cardenas-T y M.yssw
:rs 9reh1 sS. Dsyersr sIss wsra Co.
Bsrh Hannah Crooker. Nichols New orleans-Robson
BARK Harriet Stephenson, Prnde Eiizabe.hport-J&
Bark 4 Warrington, GOrham, Bos,On-Basssu Nicker
Iris Venus tswe) Thompson, Jersey, EFuneh, Menoke
mig Luche,a tpan,, schaumeers, 8, rhomas-'ones a
sas ana
sra Eric xndieas tswe' irun''r0m, HavsDa-rARweO.
S.s S.,sa:qs OBJ, Coz $, MsE,In,r Sevu' Son.
srs F:,SSs FANNIE. .fss or-n'stn nS PoG Roys@w ingalls,
xsde xsa, km%s ss1fs % s,ss wsl ssnS Hubbard.
y%ss s SSg & 5os%. psyS s@.
ss~;ssi AsssSs. s,,,
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ET.n ssh
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sssT sssT osss srsssf RUE s0ss ss%n. Ta'fis &Ssa
p.ssE Ssngca sss' s. Hsy.as Msrnsn"
rsTs Snei sGyss" Son
seSr / Dyer Jameson SewSSrvpor, 'j' ) B Ilsvilsnd
gchr Rosa, Giipatrick Bostot-G l. Hatch
sesr soana 9ain Boos Perry Bosscnw Brown
pchr N Warren, Chapman, New Haven--H Racket
Sloop Hannah Ann, Becker, New Haven
sloop Flying Cloud. Terry. Uucasvie.
ARRIVED
Steamship Potomac. Hoffman. Portland with mdse, 10 II
ss,p John soyd, Thomas. Liverpool May l. with mdse
birth Nay ~ Is No. SO 81 ts, passed seven Ice.
bsrrs May ~ lat l3 o. lon 20 % exchanged signals with
% Ss osfs err a. s ssS y .y. .
oe1 10 master Made Southern and had 6ne
hcr
Dark ssdt Frankor, tPrys 0erih Barcelona, days In
ballast order Crossed he BANKS in lat as ice
Dr. Juris Jantsen lMcckl Hon Cadix, a. days with
wine A. 10 Punch. Meincke A wcndt =
Bari paas, Bddc Belize Hon. 7, with logwood Ac
isrR Investigator (of sesrsror eiikey Havana May 49,
with to Walsh Carver Chase Had light winds and
Bris tAus. Psieurich, Maseles 90 days. with lead
brie Arso ti,aD canero. Naples 81 days with fruit to
prir Taluah tBr,. Pummer. Rio Jsneno. April H. with
brig Mnrv for New YORK April 10 LAT lou 81 spoke
nr barn Onve III a. from London for Montevldeo.
Brig Timothy ed tof Bangor) conery. Arroyo May ~.
Brig Alice frankin CBr. OF Yarmouth Ns) Reilly. Tava
IA day. with sugar TO siurges Co. Had EE weather
Brig PARAGON tr Of Turks Islands) walls cIenfuero.
Brig Magma thsria tBr q Windsor, Es). Shaw c,eufuc.
ss s1 Hna ",s ovens .Ss'y .aec Nsu,a. RswI Ma, VIA,
Ir,s ssss Peers, Higgins. rrIns'.d May with mo..-
Brs Princes Royal CBr,, xewbod Bermuda days. with
Anws a days. WIN md.s sr 10 o. RSoss RkSnsoS Js peo
lays With nossses 70 p Trowbrdss issh inst lat s 90
ss7A psssst W Esss d Asrss Issssl disnassd, vssS
The New York herald., 1863-05-30


DEAFSHs'i IMPAIRED sreHr.
NOISES IN rHE HEAD.
cv,oy,c c.r.ppu SORE THROAT.
AND e5kED ~ Ds S6 SSl TsE Ess Asp EAR
Consulting rooms SIC Broadway. near Twelfsh street
GAS rIxruaRs. s.-wANrED. TO PURCHASE, A
S e 4.. ss &C.: g: s s low wi"
Ky souls aa.; insen s:ss y i,ioSsSs 5 ss ssserss;
n .s !. = .s ,s ssr sss: dsrs ds.
IL. I. :o@ :s1 Se S.is s siss sr I: S Eg daughter
Thanks 70 the GouraSd's soap brought herr
IL %iS ,srf MkDrcArEp SOAP
s c hs s
est It's sn.ws are sSss ss.
and freckss and supbuIn sallowness &c vanish
y IL hard is or s ss' ssyss aoRD s 'i po 3
DREs sUBIiLRs viii positively eradicate sapernaous ba.
Found at DR.. FELIX cqURAUDs new establishment,
w ASrED-yoR HAT STORE. coyNrERs BOW
s.:a o. sss.s Ss,ss s
WASrEp- PURCHASE, COPPER Still, PROM
$l0O .mss VEST Il. bass.s W.. as4
sharp the dns ws q ssass rsss from
win BE- sold for 03I Inquire the factory rsabshed in
i,3A No Liberty pace the Post once Of GEORGE
PIERCE, s00 Broadway. t'f ~
ANTHOLOGY.
BROOKLYN CLAIRvoyANT, MADAM CLIrroRD.
~ the great American Seer Medical and Business Clair
voyant Smith street. b. ooklyn. book from Fulton
avenue Lle charts given destiny By psychomAncy send
red stamp for particulars.
MO IMPosTrfoN-rHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ STAIR. from Europe. born with natursl sift
She eonsults the past present and future. all
AGars OF c brings together those long separated
speedy marriages. SHOWS you eorrec, likeness OF your
cevsd ~ false lovers that have been unfortunate
fe. call this EnroFean Cairy and
for these facts which induce her
TO be found. which V tested by hundreds who daily
svsnssnsh street. corner Of Third ave sae name on the
door, Gentienen not admitted.
THE ONLY GENUINE cLAIRvoyANT AND AsfRoLo
gist The United states, who born a natural
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which been verified n you trouble Of any
call and her for she Allay mariner Ii
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particularly rheumstsm However or long sandng
ihe relieve w two or three days and curs you
ursly 70 = many wseha Call and ,r This tsdy Also
remedy for freckes sunburn and all erupons Of the
skin, which " renders perfccsy soft and smooth. II
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The New York herald., 1863-05-30
MEDICAL.

(NHARLEs Lutte n, D., PROFESSOR OF oBsTET-
~ rce and surgery and sixteen years of unlner
rupted this city, BE- consulted at his rooms
6Iik Broadway, from IA n. to7P. N.
DR. COBBETr MEMBER or THE NEW YORK UNI.
IL versity Medical Coege) end College Of surgeons
London be consulted st bis edce, 10 Centre be-
10. CITY Hall place. No charge unless cured eundAys
from II a. H. 70 f1h =. w
MADAME oRIyDLE, FEMALE PHYmcfAN AND
M NIdwtfs, 70 West Houston srset -
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
DvANcEs MADE ON BOUNTIEs TO SOLDIERS
"A dischar cd soldiers for two years. service Pensions
and other claims prosectvted
WILLIAM e. SHELDON, Counsellor,
No. Beekn street. the Park Barracks.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
ANTHOLOGY.

A BROOKLYN CLAIRvoYANr, MADAM CLIFFORD
"A the great American seer Medical and Busness Clair
voyant 81 Smith street. b ookyn book from Fulton
avenue Lre charts given destiny By psychomAncy send
red stamp for particnlars. = I'll
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
REMOVAL.

pruoyAL-rHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY HAn
removed from No. Bond street 70 lsp William street,
sr az FuItou street Dr. j. " BRIDGE will attend v
and patents the place. No l3o William y