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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-10
Just Compliments.

We are permitted to make the following
extract from letter 70 a gentleman in this
city, which, although not intended for the
public eye, pays SO high a compliment to
several of the gallant officers of the 25th
Regiment, that we cannot refrain from pub
fishing it. The writer is himself an officer
of the most cool and determined bravery,
which he has demonstrated on several of
the most hotly contested bsttle-fe1ds on this
continent, and, consequently, has SOL
dier's eye for gaIlantry wherever it pre-
sents ITSELF Upon hearing the firing on
Sunday morning, near .Pittsburg Landing
the regiment prepared for battle. We give
the writer's own words: .a3 f9 ssa
2 {" About this time the long roll began to
beat in the distance, and our regiment VAS
on the color line and formed in twink
ling, all keen to take hand in the strife.
Now the booming of artillery commenced,
and did not cease till night Our brigade
marched to the scene of action, commanded
by Col. James @. Veatch, who was always
to be seen where the battle ragged the hard
est he had one horse shot from under him,
could not tell by the ColoneTs bearing that
there was anything the matter. His aids,
Capts. Fox and Bruner, also carried his cr-
ders with greatest GOODNESS and cour-
age. The first charge the enemy made on
our brigade was severe one, and the brig
ale staggered under it, but balanced itself
again, and returned it with effect. In turn,
we made their lines waver, but their places
were supplied by new. troops from their
rear. Their numbgt engaged at that time
against our brigade, I have no doubt. was
six to our one, and would have outfanked
US hsd it not been for the watchfulness and
generalship of Col. Yeatch. The loss in
killed and wounded by. this charge in our
brigade must exceed FIVE hundred; over
one-fourth of this number fell in this
charge. OF the .25th Indiana, Lieut.. Colonel
Morgan and Lieutenants DIV. Darling,
Fellows, Boring, Amorson, and Patterson
were wounded, and Lieut.. Brickett killed.
The command then fell on Major John W.
Foster, who acted nObIy, and proved him
self capable to the. task He was noticed
by all for his coolness, courage, and pru-
dence, during the two days action. DIR.
John T. Walker could always be seen where
the carnage was seVerest, picking up the
wounded, attending to their wants, aud
sending them to the rear; and was often
seen between us and the enemy, picking
-up some wounded soldier whom he had
heard Of or had seen whilst helping others
off. His clothing was. pierced and torn in
many places by the enemy's balls; he was
determined to risk as much to sayes wouad-
ed soldier as the soldier had to risk to drive
the enemy from his position. He is the
idol.of the brigade, and beloved by all for
his skill and bravery, - &c.. els.
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL win be
charged the fun Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added. slsE
Business notices published in the local
columns will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per Line. sEasf
Charges win be made for inserting the
notices Of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance sZst ersa-
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
- For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate. "a
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free. ~
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once IN the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents 4
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance. 4
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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A TALK WITH BEAUREGARD.
Personal Narrative OF lac
Battle of Sh1f0hs Ec 4.-t

Lieut.. T. h. Simmons, of the Illinois
Fourteenth Regiment, relates 20 US the fol-
lowing interesting incident which occurred
on the battle field of Shiloh:
E About IL o'clock on Sunday, the 9th of
April, Lieut. S. was wounded, being shot
through the left lung. He was sup
posed to be in dying condition, and was
left on the field by his companions Ahnnt
o'clock in the afternoon of the ever
memorable day, our forces having been
driven back from their position, Confeder-
ate officer of high rank, and his staff, came
upon the ground where Lieut.. Simmons lay.
The rebel officer observing him lying there,
not yet dead, and from his uniform taking
him to be federal officer, approached him,
when the following conversation ensued !:
The rebel officer asked Lieut.. S. how far it
was to the Tennessee river. Lieut.. s. being
too weak from the loss of blood to speak
loud, beekoned him to come closer, and in
q low tone replied, Two miles and halfD
The Confederate officer shook bis head
dOubtiugIy. Lieut.. S. observed it, and said
to him :" You seem to doubt my word.
But you see" he added, pointing to his
wound, /" that 1 am dying; and upon the
word of dying man, to the best Of my
judqnaesat, it is trco miles and a half to the
Tiver". The rebel officer turned TO converse
with his staff, and ordered his surgeon TO
give the Lieutenant some stimuisnts. The
surgeon gave him some brandy and NOR
phine, which relieved him considerably.
The conversation with the staff, which the
Lieutenant overheard. was about as fol-
lows:
s Oflcer-aI 1t is now after 8 o'clock. 1t is
two miles and a half to the river. The
distance is greater than expected, but We
can drive Grant to so close quarters yet to-
night. that the capture or capitulation win
be an easy thing in the morning" The
officer turned again to the Lieutenant, and
asked him about BueIl's forces-their num-
Der and position. Upon this subject, Lieut..
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THE IRISH PICKET.
By "E.RxE4.''

III b@
I'm shtanding In the mus Biddy,
With not a spalpes-i near. 80 g s-az
And sflence, spaichless as the grave
IL all the sound hear. ~ art
Me goOn Is at a shOwlder arms, r s-
!. f. I'm wetted to the bone,
And when I'm afther hpskin' out.
ind meself alone.
This Southern climates quare, BIddy,
quare and haHteIy thing,
Wild winter absent all the year,
And summer in the spring, r...
Ys mind the hot place down below, ---.
And may ye ntver fear
I'd dthraw comparisons-but then
It's awtnl warRum here
Tho only moon see, Biddy, -z-rs3
Is one small star ashore,
And that's foreBiDt the very cloud
1t was behind before;
Tbs watchfres gleam along the hill
That's swellin' to the South,
And when the sentry passes them
see his oogly mouth.
It's dead for slape 1 am Bildy,
And dramein swate I'd be,
II them ouId rebels over there
Would only lave me tree;
But when lane against sthumP 81
And sthrive to get rspose,
musket ball be's comm sthrai ght
To hit my spacious nose. -
It's ys I'd like to see, Biddy,
A shparkin' here wid me,
And then, avourneen, hear ye say,
''AcushIa-Pat-mAchreel %
= Oh, Biddy, darlint," then ssys l.,
Says you, " get out of that;''
SassI, "me arrum mAtss your waist"
Says yous "be saycents Pat"
And how's the pigs and ducks, Bid,ly?
IL's them think Of sure,
That looked SO Innocent aud shwate
Upon the parlor fnte;
I'm shure ye're aisy with the pig
That's fat as he can be, q
And fade him wild the best, because
I'm towld heI1oks like me.
Whin come home again, Biddy,
sargent tIied and thrue,
It's joost q deycent house I'll build
And rint iE ehspe to you.
Wen have q parlor, bed DOM, hall,
duek-pond nately done,
With kitchen, pig pen, pratty patch,
And garret-all In ones
But, murther there's baste, Biddy, G
That's crSpin round tree.
And well know the crature's there
To have . shot at me-.
3 Now, Misther Rebel, say yere pray'rs,
And how'd yer dirthy paw,
- Here goes l--be jabbers, Biddy dear.
I've broke his oogiy jaw
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In the equitable adj 5astne10s ana prompt Caah ro-
spoase 10 losses, Gto PHOcNIX stGnds pre-sMfasltF
az The head Of s proessioS5 sge Gs er1sHsige rG0-
Insurancies solicited, and policies Issued and
newed Ia this leading Cooperation, at fair rates b.
-.t.t d, W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
oFFIoE:-Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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Call for a Union State Convention.
Over sixty thousand of the citizens of In
diana having voluntarily taken up arms
for the defense of the Government, and the
preservation of the Constitution and the
liberties of the people, it is unbscoming
those who remain at home TO array them
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I'll Slight Cold,

&WHM sa Slight Cold,
{ SSktA 5gdnaI1ssaEan<Szs1exa
slk:A ez 9axe /9kFa1t,
2Y lbhicb, rsight be ehsoEed
- $QlAh@ IOit1t a sin.pJss remedy,
TnegLected, often terminates seriously.
FelU are o1vare of the i1sportarce of
stopping 1goA4h or SREakt
field IN its first stage; that lUhjch
in The beginning luOlsLd yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
nttacAs The lungs.
43k0L1tIz's 8 Bronchial IOkoches
lOsre first Introduced eIevsY1 years ago.
It has beera proved that they ore the
bsst article before the public for
RoMahs, folds, 8ko11clzitis,
Hsth7za, RaAakSh, the E1aczug
Cough in Igo,zsu'7zEtfio,z, and
numerous affections Of the ISzEoat,
givi79g immediate relief.
Public Speakers s. Singers
tOlU find them gfsct4aE for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold BY oil Druggists and Dealers
In Medicine, at g5 cents per boz.
Sold in Evansville by
feb5 KELLER & WHITE.
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LAMPS! LAMPSI

hAME6s LA MES
NEDE n HE sNO W SUPPLIED
- with the celebrated Rosencranz Coal Oil
Burners, requiring only chimney from two to
four inches long, and dasger of ezpiosion Also,
fine assortment Of Chandeliers and varioue other
halls, churches, stores, &C, &C. Alo, good as
sortIneRt of kitchsn and parlor Lamps, all of
shieh we propose to sell fully IS per cent iow0r
g % g2s g TO DEALERS. Fl
. We would say that We are prepared to duplicate
bills of lamps bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
" We get our f9gnts, pegs, cases, burners, &C., &c,
elsewhere and put them up here; we are therefore
enabled to warrant every lanp perfect, beside
saving 6rsskags;6 6T fTsight; q &s:; ss sc;
and those who have broken lamps can have their
burners put on new ones now fonts put TO old
mRI4 cases. " ssTRs fsf6 Bsos g. No 50
Wnen strangers see crowds passing to and fro, :
They ask what does all this hurrying mean?
Why they re going to that popular store
OF Schapker q Bussing' fer new goods to see.
They are always the first OF the season
To supply their customers with goods streng and
fne,F ,f-r-e, ~ r-+-.
And to buy goods at prices in reason,
Go to the store, on Main street, number forty
II our custonaers VIII but notice this,
We will give them few items and price list.
Our PRIME at tyeIve and half cents can't be beat
The eolors perfectly fast, and styles very neat;
De LANES and Challies of eVeE5 kind,
At all prices, 20 suit the most tasty minds,
Bseeh'd1 and qnblsash'd Musiins at twelve and
Who'd gtgYmbia At thAt vsuld grqnbie a. being
Alexsndsr kid Gloves fer one dom seIi
But Silk Lisle Thread and Gotten Gloves we keep
Our stock Of HOesisry il new complete, II
In short to find q DrF Goods stock complete,
Go to Sehapksr& Bussngs, forty uipe NJ ain street
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

~ All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. 80
ALI Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Workamust be prepaid.
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Rates Of AdYertising.

E 8 3 : ::.I.s:zI : s
I.Day. 6Ol Z T5I Oo1 ! 26 T 6pt | Is
sDags. O. rs ! l7l6I $50 I 80 !. a.s6I 2 90
Days. 1 q 90 60F 76T5sR45 Is Is
Days. ! % 90 80 Isl 20 IS
5 Days. II 90 2 lO4 ESQ 6ot z2o { Z 50
I I WssE. I 80 2 Is O0i 8 76 50 8 rs
7 3 4's,eEsF5z2 50 Z s.761 8 e0f rs so 70
ReeLs { ooI sell 9 oOfTT-s9I 100 10 50
Afo.ll col 9 90 I 8 90 10 90 L. oOIl4
Me-. col T6llI 501 Is 70 Is 90 10 Is
Nos. / Z 50 II IS IS 90 Is 70 q 80 2e IS
Moe. 9 SOL n rs IN % la rs LIS 90 20 70
9 MO'S4I 10 O0Il5 90 20 90 Is 90 50 90 IS 90
> Al0's. Il 00l Ig 80 rs 90 So sol So COL IS Sc
NOS 15 90 % so 80 90 81 50 z6 Gel 90 so
AdvcFtasinsa8 an enc weekly.
ORe square, one insertion. -. ...........I0 90
- - &c two ......... ........ so
! e. :. g sles three ........ 2 90
For each SUBSEQUENT insertion, and Tfet
each insertion of each additional
square ...,....-,....-.e DO
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BINDING AND PRINTING

On the shortest notice and on the most rea-
-sonable terms for cash. 54 -
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so
tiberaiIy1 1besto wed upon us, we would re-
spectfulIy ask a continuance of the same.
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.Attachment Notice.

WN0 WHHE&A4S II SUIT ON II T.
~ .TACHMENT was issued ont of my ofics
on the 18th day of April, 1862, in favor of Samuel
e. Gilbert and William r. Baker, against Daniel
Fowler, and it appearing by affidavit that sBid de-
fendant is non resident of the State Of Indiauas
and that service could not be had by summons,
said defendant is hereby notified that the hearing
Of said cause wl take place at my Office iu Pigeon
Township, yanderburg eonntg, Indiana, on the
noOn. G. W. MCBRIDE, Justice.
IsEAL9 $500 ~ l1sfasCg , isp2s.sw
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Rn EalesAeS-k>L Nh BVRK-
II WHEAT FLOUR in any Quantities. 20 anti
Bhe EElda, ffesh and good at aV70k KRYS. 4
Jau9S ll 15sE sli-E -h f22 81 "a -f-
q o. SDB9-i00 kegs best Eswcastse. -
hSs oe1a ) .. s Z. GILBERT 3 90.
sN0R@MUsM sEOL.RSSE6.-3 bbIs sor
&Y ghum Molasses, far superior TO the last, Just
received and for sale ct F1OkER1 BRoS.s
1ecT 1--tsl ers no. " Main ct.
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CIOTTOJRr -R.aTTEy5cR-10O bales for sal
u by @ Hi01 s. T.. GILBERT a CO.,
ocI2 ---s-- No. Sycamare street.
EBROOsWsE BROOyuSy-A select lot Of
AR HUniOnr Village" Shaker and other BrOomz
from Is to 2Oc - = AVIOKERY BROS
@yEED R TsE.-5O bushsis Tor safe 10 any
- guam tity by 8. E. GILBERT a Co
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NHATRsN BU3sNk CDkkB h.4sU 8
~ 5000 extra sugar cured Hams, just received.
BAgoNr 800 lbs Choice Lean Brs kfast Bacon,
jRst receiYed.zss ~ Il. t1- Is
BRED BEEF -, 900 lbs choice canvassed dried
Beef Le0s lbs uncanVassed do, just resolved.
kHoUI9ERS,- hhds extra sugar cured Shout
dsrs. Just receiFed.r r.
CARBAG E.+-20O choice heads Cabbage.
% RARSEIPS,-15 bushels choice Parsnips.
J. ls5o0 Baoks choice fine table Salt.
500 boxes extra fine table Salt.
= 1OOl reams' assorted sizes wrapping paper.
"a aBRAN.--75o sacks rich country Bran.
= FAMILY FL0UR.-25 bbis choice family
Flour. s-s s.--..
ROASTRYE AND BARLEY.-1,o00 lbs prime
roasas d Rye and Barley ready for use.
oRIONS.-90 bbls priTae Onions, at -E
mhS Ia. OOOKS
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-7Isss5 EsTg : z7575 FsT51EE-TI . Q -
sdT .6s1ss91o9 Iia 70 ao3B3o1qga 5d5 yai
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THE time here set down is adjusted to cOatraot
kours. On the River there is variation according
to ocircumstauces - Si1 # glfva ,zrf-eU : .
- ---E----- TSTfFr- aHa- fxT aev1y1 Is .a =
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Coparincrsbip ilotiecs.

+ OPARfNERSHip NOTICE.-Notce is here
~ by given. that WILLIAM J. GORDON who reside, a..
Cleveland IN tho state Of Ohio; NORMAN = fNTIEi
who resides Ia Brooklyn IN the State Of New-Yotk ID
CHARLES W. BURTON who reside. Ia the Civ aud Ststr
oi Now-h oh, have formed limited p,tnorhip 10
Tie prosions OF The KoS1d statutes "a, State of New.
OH for the buying aud selling of GROCERIES, and tho
Transaction Il GLhERAL COMMISSION BUSlNESS
under th" hrm name Of BENTLEY BURTON, In which
oil the parties Interested the said NORMAN s BENT
LILY and CHARLES ". BURTON, who arc the general
paftners and the 'ai WILLIAM !. 0ORDON who /, the
'pec, partueri that the said William Gordon Ia. con.
tributes the oi hiy thousand Dollars A. capita to-
waf The common stock which has been actually "a
In 10 cash that the said partnership Is commence on tue
bft day u febfuay thousand eight hundred and sixty,
t~o aud Is 10 tefmioste the tLityhr day q Junuary
one thousand eight hundred aud sixty tive Gnd ha the
nes. of the partnership 10 be carried City OF New
fork.-Oat,d bow y0tk, Feb. 1862.
WILLIAM J. GORDON
NORMAN y BENTLEY
CHARLES w. BURTON
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COUNTRY SEATS of {, Il, %, 80 40, 50,
~ aud 20 ACREs-These selected snd d. r45le locs
tons on reasonable healthy aud pleasant estnor
hoods depot chaich, schools store. and esdy markets
The soil is sandy osn and mar with clay bottom. choice
fruit good water fishing and f1nitg 20 mile. from New
Nort times daily excellent seeous Tor perao1s doing
BIZ 1ess In city seoieneu having who desire 10 cult
v.ie sud for viny 40 every conyeee three Of shove
places an In cry Monday from H. iii O'Clock 81 30 IL
Liberty st. whore poIs and maps can be seen e t.
essv 1Cut out fcr rererepce1 c. A. LEVERlDGE.
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Proposals.
OTYi,R oF ruE SENIOR QUARrBKAAsTER, AEHi ore
TnE poTONAc. W.sHsGros, Fob. H. lo2 :

OryioE % TiE SENIOR OrAHrEEaATEa Ann org
THE poTONAC. W.sHsGros, Fob H. l12
HORSES w A n I T. ID for the UNITED
L STATES GOYERNMENr-S. Proposals ior the
deliver, IN Washington CITY Of A30 Cavalry aud Artillery
HOHSEs Tor the United States Government viii be- 'eed
"a Ofce Of Coin ID 4. II. KUCkER Depot Quarter
master ia this city until ~ IA, MONDAY, the Eth
instant
Thss. hore. will be pucN''ed in lot. rot exceeding 200
zach. aud lid, will be entertained for gfcaer humber
from suy person.
no I'D will be- entertained that T. not iulolscd by two
spOnthe lesons who viii guarantee tnat the bidder viii
comply wh hs proposition % a. should be acc, pied
Twenty tive day win be given om the opeuls Of the bids
Tor the con pi~ob OF the doHsrfy of 'hr horses
Oh the .bove osses so roqei or Cavalry aud $50
fof Altilrry
DESCRIPTION or HORSES REQUIRED:
CAyuET ilorsEs
To be from IS 30 w. band. Ia hight between and year,
ago Of ds color wei bsoen tho saddle coupaoy built
and ffts from al. deiects
ARrfLtrRv IoR,Rs
To DO from lJi 10 H. hand. hisht between ord ,ea
q dak coors free from ali well broken 70 har-
res. and TO weigh not os than l 100 pounds
Tho Horses w De nspe, Ted b. Board OF Officers detailed
nom TIE regiments rrquinng them Tho On sfsigned
toe puVeg. Of r-ecns and every did should Lie
sider that tho Interests Of the service require H.
STEWART VAN VLIEr,
bns'dirr General aud Quartsrnsster
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ny o CONsU MPTIv

TlN . & O n l. NJ Il L i ' f. , -
The advertiser having been restored to health in ie
weeks By very simple remedy aer having suffered several
years With LuSG AFFECTION and that dread disease
CoSsrEIoSis anxious 10 make known 20 bis fellow sui
fercrs the Of To oil who desire he wiz send
copy Of tie prescription used free Of ehisl with direction
for preparing and using the same which they viii dnd SURF
for CoSsuNProN, AsrHsa BRoScHrTs SC. The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription Ia u
benefit The afflicted and spread information which he
eeves be invaluable aud he hopes every sufferer viii r,
his remedy 1t will cost them nothing aud may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON.
Whhamsb .rgh.
King. County Newly OK
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Comes ano farms DDanieo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, by u
widow lady and de1gnter VI ere the rent would be taken
In bosfd with The privilege Of other boafde would take
charge Of house. Best city reference given. Adde'S
L. h. L., Station d. Bible House, b;h--t.
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iienl Gslale for GnIe.

4 HOUSE for SALE in East Broadway
~ The three story snd cttic Brt House AMI es'e o.
LOT No ig7 Broadway fourth ioge above Jehg 'n
- sob side Inc lot il "A BY 8l eet and House - by "a
feet in ood order with the mode Improvements and tl
Of on one OF be block. 10 Et BfoGd"ay Tie lease
200 ground Ter After the etpiiHh,n ol inc
lcae the House l. b bc paid for by valuation IN TIE us
way lease given a. per cent on the valuation o. ht
lot The House bee a. iilae and possess OF
given by or before The 1t Of Msy Terms moderate two
/ Thirds u tie puIcAae money remain on mortgage
Apply 20 HA1hbRi no. 1l6 W. nsiI-i''
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COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-A beauti-
~ fol double COTTAGE HOUSE. built ~ tn. best man.
rer, containing IS Alec fancy CARlAGS-Hyus 81
and STABLE with Of GROUND. veil planted with
in Of the finest neighboThpod- m West
chester County 1ime fr1n NewIofk ~ minutes. offered
below cost aud easy terms Apply 10
l. 5. CALDWELL, No. % Ptnest.
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suj are dsncins al foreign competitors Tho past ra
witnessed the Introduction ~ feature la the mode OF 'rs
ior Piano. that certsy deserves general attention M
lovers II nn-ic. TIE Improvement In question u o
zion Of Nj 8. e. DRiGGs, gentleman sliesdy "iuep ~
. tie origna.or OF useful patents IN ths e' .hod
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of s,nn giug Is faulty and IN place o. i he 's tie
Ing termsds Spri Clamp which efec,nsiiy i ,,in
bo A and bidge ffo srrain heretofore the w the
upon the bridge and board caused py pcs 9 pouad.
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