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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04

NAPOLEON, Henry, Co., o., July 7, 1889.
DR.. G. w. RoBAeK-Dedr Sir; For the benefit Of
suffering humanity, permit us to announce through
the columns Of your Circular the surprising pro
perties Of your scandinavian Bl cd Purifier and
BLOOD Pills, which is a sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaint. We have several persons in
Gown, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plant and Indigestion, and notwithstanding that
we have good physicians can be found in
Northern Chic, yet the disease baffied their skill.
Consequently were in state of despondency,
until we commenced using your Pills, through and
by the advice Of your friend, Mr.. Brennan. We
used the medicine according to directions, and
1ew full of life and hilarity and gratitude is
equal to improvement in health and spirits
When we take into consideration what we have
been, and what at present, feel like charg
Ing ourselves of the sin of in ratitude if did
Try to announce to the public the great benefits of
your Medicine. Therefore We recommend to the
public at large tho e1pediency Of having to
your Medicine, and consequently, in duty bound,
discharge what feel to DO our duty, in advising
persons who sufering we have suffered, to
make Of the only true and for the dis
eases already mentioned. Sec advertisement.
Mrs. GwIN,
Mrs. BRENNAN,
. 81 Miss HEATUN,
G. G. SPELMAN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04
SEWING MACHINES.

" NJ sELLMAN HAVING REMOVED HIS
II Office from No First Street, to his residence
on Second street, opposite the new Presbyterian
Church, will keep, heretofore, good assert
ment of Wheeler & Wilson's, and Singers Sewing
Machines and Needles, Silk Thread and Oil, an
ything that is connected with the business.
mhi +. NJ. SELLMAN, Ag't.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04

- BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE!-THE BEST IN
the Wor1d.-William A. Bachelors celebrated
Rair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
rom nature-warranted not to injure the Hair in
She least; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and
Invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
Hair instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
aving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, on The four sides Of each Dor.
Factory mo. 81, Barclay street, New York.
Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond stroet.)
June2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04
THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs

THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs
Il certain and immediate death to those noxious
nests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
Aggs, and is bosom OF destruction to all that
lure near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. RoBAcK's REMEDIES.


We publish in another column OF to-day paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrip-
tive Of RI. Rolack's extensive medical establish
ment in that city. By the way, Dr.. Robacks
Remedies have obtaned..s great and deserved popu-
Iarity with all classes. 1t has been but a short
time since these Remedies wers introduced intoour
section Of country yet DR.. Brennan, DIR. Roback's
agent i'm this place, informs that hssales Of the
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier far exceed those
OF all other medicines for which he is agent, COM
bined The reason for this is that they have stood
tho test u practical experience. We know this not
only from the mouths of others, but we have used
tssm in our own family with the very hest results,
For all diseases Of the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from natural
weakness, indigestion, and all kindred ailments,
we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies as the
gerry best medicines extant. They are destined to
achieve not az ephemeral success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which win render them a
necessity in every family Napoleon, o., North
West, March 2, See advertisement.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04

rTAMSl HAMSi -5,0oo lbs NICE SUGAR
n Cured Hams, just received at
ELLIoTf's Family Grocery
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04
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Will hereafter keep good assortment of Boys and
Youths Clothing, consisting of fine Dress and Business
Suits Jackets, Roundabouts, Pants &c.. which will be
we'll and serviceably made and fully thirty per cent
cheaper than the same class of goods be made
order.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-04

Is daily receiving fresh supplies ue fashionable cloth
ing and all the newest and most desirable styles of
nishing goods. His stock of fine Wooden and White
Shirts is very large. and well made.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
From the ssth Regiment.
freu cur regular correspOnaent
NrsR CovISeroS. kr..
September 10. l-6o

NrAk CovIseroS. kr..
September 10. ls62.
DEAR ExrRxss Here We are encamped
among tho hills of "Old Kentrck." our rear
protected by sweet potato patch and the
Ohio River-oaf front. by brigade Of
Ohio and Michigan troops. while We have all
creation for a be,i-room-not having slept
under cover but once since leaving camp
"Ls,k Thompson The s5th "squatted''
upon these knobs--down which we slide in
the night-on the 7th INST On the sih the
"long roll Was suddenly beat. the men fell
into line and marched OF. leaving about sew
enty-tvs men in camp. and your correspond
ent has not seen them since. We hear. how
ever. that shey ara about Eve miles - tho
southeast OF us. in company Nth several
thousand other troops. barr.rg the advaace
OF the rebels. Who are aid to be within
eight miles OF them.
have made Two attempts to reach tho
regiment but have been tarned back each
time this morning. however. ne have The
assurance Of joining tie regiment to-day.
might as well come % The point At once
ve are sxpecsing battle sithin TIE week
and Surgeon Hobbs REFUSES me TO ask 1hs
ladies Of rerre Hause 70 prepare lins ar.
bAndSSes Immediately and forward then &
The address Of wslsoa Hobbs, Surgeon ssh
Regiment Ind voi. nesr Covinsson. kea
sncky. The saa.tsry eonaision % the cs'l
--Accoriins % tie .arreon's report,
follows lsss AZ Indianapolis. shirsv. Ave q
whon hese sioce lesasd he regiment: s.r /.
Ciaciaaasi. s.sl.ssa a. sl.np Michel. an.
fvcea ~ Csmp Snr
wla ~ris sea 81 IN q lev dsvs. an,
hsge % ssss 80 an se,oua, Of Un.on Nc
tcsr. Year. Ia Assse.
=
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The following extracts from the Galway
American Is an additional evidence OF the
fact that the hearty sympathy o. the Irish
race. ~ncrever they dwel-whether upon
their own soil. Canada, Australia or the
United States in favor of the Union and
the pcrpetuify OF our once HAPPY Republic
Cases nav arise wherein rebellion against
an established government becomes a duty.
but the revolt OF the South against the Fed
eral Government of the United States does
not come under such category. The South
ern States participated equally with the
others in the progress, prosperity. and insti-
tutions Of the county Linked together by
the freest Constitution ever formed, their ID
terests were idcaticai. and 10 cause arose 10
justify the Southern portion OF the Union in
adopting the suicidal course which il is now
SO madly and 40 criminally pursuing. The
breaking up OF the great Republic would be
a fatal blow 10 the cause OF freedom all over
the world It model of democratic
power. and an instance OF material progress.
which had no counterpart in any other c0un
try. IL was home for the oppressed OF
every land. who participated fully aud freely
in all It's grand institutions II was rebn..e
aud terror 10 the despotic dynastics OF the
Old World Ii ever Government was
States. Their ships. their money. and their
grain werc generously sent to the aid OF
ireland when those OF England were refused.
That flag, beneath whose folds so many of
our race and kindred have found refuge aud
home. has peculiar claims upon lrishmen-
claims which they are proudly and bravey
acknow lodging. and Loyalty paying in the
gap o: danger and of death. They are fight
ing not alone for America. but also for Ire
land. for humanity. and universal freedsn.
We ask our countrymen in America 10 flock
around the stars aud stripes with generous
alacrity. where that flag is found beside the
sunburst OF old Erin. Let the ranks Of
Meagher's Brigade which has reflected the
glory of aud ali but excel.ed in action the
heroes OF Fontenoy be amply recruited, Tor
the preservation OF tho Union will be the
! salvation Of Ireland.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

Prom all the counties ofthe District we have
the most encouraging reports as to the feel
ing in regard TO The election OF Sir. Scorr
for Congress HE success Is almost a GER
tain,y The people prefer him 70 Mr.. Vooa-
mErz and will indicate their preference on
the second Tuesday Of October. by giving
him handsome majority.
Dir. Soorr is Union. war man in all re-
apects tie has been identified with those
who are uphod.ng the Government. since
the struggle hrs. commenced. In this mat
ter be y unlike his competitor in a most pos
tive manner. The record of Mr. VOORHEES,
j. di.grace % & loyal Reprcsen ative. He
sotes ave been with those who most lightly
fesae'sl the interest Of .ho Federal Gov
eum AID ~ success th.s struggle -
r. hfeen aentlis 81 wa TO- the pre-ersa-
ton "a ne Government. only called from
~. NooaalKs Ia. influence m behSlf Of the
Unioa and Constitution he was swoIs 10 sup
port.
He support OF the Government. ut this
late Day. Is coupled with conditions. Such
II - IT. GO - represent the people OF III =
Dsirsct aae every msn in it should labor
for his deir.t The clsction il near at hand
anu IN pr. nd consider the matter
carefully. rns right men should represent
ne At THE time. We want uafinching patri
Misrepresentation who are for the prose
cutioa Of the war until the rebel Confcder-
acy Is crushed. and the rightfal authority OF
the .enersl Government indicated Mr..
voosakKs cannot DC regarded as this char
acter OF man : consequently he should be
defeated at tue coming election. We are
engaged in a contest for self preservation -
for the perpetuity Of good government. and
for all that j. dear to free men. IL is not an
ordinary political struggle. in which the
questions involved arc transient and soon
pass away. but IL i a struggle tor permanent
government-peace. liberty. and the inalien
able rights Of man. and no Individual should
represent US who Is rot Tor the war. until no
enemy exists to contest the power of the
Federal Government over its former iuris-
dcsion. Let NJ. voonrrs be defeated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

wheels Of the war machine locked long
enough. and the President and Halleck vii
row run thc machine Themselves. aud en-
tire,y Oh var principles. You felix's IN the
West cannot possibly feel more chagrin At
the ciscogrsgi8g sitastion OF affairs az the
present moment than We do here. and the
President feels worse than any other man In
this nation possibly can. But we are full OF
courage. Are we gong to DC whipped to
deathg" asked an Oaio Congressman Of the
President yesterday "Whippedf" exclaimed
the President indignantly. There no such
thing on the b0oks--ihese Southern rascAis
will tnc themselves buried under Northern
avalanche sooner than you think. and like
tie boy who was struck b. lightning. they
won't know what allied them Never say
whipped while there's God 10 Israel - This
the Presideat said with great emphasis he
does not dream OF such thing as failure in
this war. He sees how great mistakes have
been made, and they ~il be remedied As far
and as soon as possible. and guarded sgainst
IN the future. His great wish Just how j.
that be vas military man. II he Was
actually believe be would himself 10 forth
aud lead our army 10 battle"
Ia another place this correspondent re-
marks. Dot be alarmed at what YOU may
hear from the Upper Potomac or from Ma
rylaud within tie next week or two. The
rebel advance will continue until Il will one
day knock lis head against a stone wall more
stuoning than a Stonewall Jackson. and the
fortunes Of JET. Davis will be as suddenly
overwhelmed with disaster and ruin as tlley
have recently taken the ascendant. Keep a
stiff upper lip and don't lose heart. This
contest will a. surely all come out right il
the end as there is power in the people ana
/ justice in tie w0rld-snd the end IS not cal
as far of "a ia now seems"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

TuE election In California has resulted ia
the success of the Union tis ket- The Union
candidates have been elected in every coun-
~ heard lrom--every LATHAM candidate has
been defeated. Mr.. LATHAM is a politician
Of the vALLsxDrenAS. BRIsHr and VooR-
Txrs school HIS term expires on the 9TH Of
March and he will at that time retire from
his seat In Congress.
At the same time Mr.. VAIrasDienAx will
close his Congressional career General
soHrxcE ia his competitor and will defeat the
traitor by an overwhelming majority. The
people desire to be represented by loyal men
hereafter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
The feeiiaE ~ wash,uefc.- what
the President Th,nks aaa sa,..

The Chicago JssrSsi IS permitted q pub.
Ash The following extract. from a private
letter. ~tisssu ~ wasAinFton On TIE Ssh
The Presidents anger 5. np. ior once.
ard no~ lock out % see The far tr Tie aas
b-eu dissr7Siated aEd mortihed bsyoud
measure og recent csea;s i -. tAke
week o. tso 10 repair matters. An1 thea Tor
ricer. some 81 the peacock 0ikccrs Who
have iAiled 10 coDe ~ 10 he scxatrh vil
nov haze . give pace g. men 81 ga "a and
siAt4aiy. N mere icoitag. 40 n. re- tsaAnr.
vul 81 allowed Odd Abe - nssd--a.s o,a
WeStefn esuaeg = a.. aec hsts hear him
use sene fresiy ssronx language uith.a a
60 dAys I.sss, "a Fslvate colrers4lion. TIE
80 = s'oi'ue.aas 10 oosac Asre ifoa sAe
Neffa. 7retettirg q represent he .shes 81
Gee ~asle scsi1. Al ala.ost anno.fn, tse
ae e-i e he ffesi3eoi apd - C.tsutt -.
h,Sss - -t<-ag i4Foesssie tAsncs o. tsea,.
81 49, ee t4boesd They Ave lea s.s
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Lord Bsougham Repudistes Inter
yenttou.

lFrom the London News, August 22)
Ga "Wednesday afternoon the Right Hon.
Lord Brougham delivered an address IN the
Music Hail. spa saloon, Scarbt rough. IN
behalfoi the Mechanics Institute OF that
town. Mr.. Henry Walker. the President OF
the Institution, occupied the chair
During his discourse Lord brougham said
IL ! impossible 10 deuy. IL cannot even be
doubted. that Scarborough. the queen OF
watering places applause has suffered.
like the rest OF the country, IRON the prev
alence OF distress az this time hope and
trust that that distress may not last long
OF one thing | am certain, that no stop can
be put TO u by US or put TO what i still
more deplorable 10 contemplate than even
the distress from which we oursel,e. are suf
lerlng-I mean the dreadful state in which
our kinsman OF the United States, or rather
Of the dis-uniied States. are placed say
| am certain OF this. because We lind one
part OF the States igh.ng for separation and
independence. and the other part struggling
Tor conqucst-we tnd them involved IN the
unexampled horrors ofcivil war hope for
their sake "a well "a for the sake Of France.
and England. aud Belgium. and the rest Of
the world, that this state of Affairs i not to
havea very long duration But know. |
feel confdent-ss confident as have A right
in this free country TO think of the past, he
present and the future-that unless the most
absolute neutrality on the part Of England
and France-and still moro Of England than
of France applause without even inter
vacation by recognizing the South. which IL
an expedient rccommended-is regarded. the
greatest hsrdships. instead OF any good.
would be done and the greater likelihood
would there be OF their continuing the hor-
riblc contest. In the present state Of d.
trcss there j. most remarkable and graft,
ing circumstance 10 be reflected upon-the
conduct Of the working classes Hear.
hear. and applause Nothing can exceed
the noble determination OF those classes.
even when they are suffering the most bit
terry. 70 abide by The Law. % complain OF no
one Tor not promptly relieving them. to per
form such operations ss they are siil. enabled
q DO 10 carry into effect al their means
the means of ssvinS-And even 10 combine
improvement vi a savns in Older % kee9s
themselves - icug AZ possible from receiving
reliet iron the PARISH They have done all
they could do 70 suhsist without appealing
icf All % the PARISH. trusting 10 Proxideaee
70 make he duration 81 their saiferin<s
short - possible
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Personal Security.

"Wli YOU do me a Gavori' said young
George Brooks 20 bis wealthy friend. Simon
Hanson.
what Is il, Gcorgc.' said Hanson
Il wish YOU TO lend me hundred dollars.
sir"
Call q. my counting house. rejoined
Hanson.
George was not long IN paying his respects.
What security can YOU give me. Young
gentleman -
Ny own persoaal security, ar
VERY we'll get In here. said Hanson.
lifting up the Id Of large chest
Get IN here - exclaimed George. IN as
constituent, What tor :"
why. this = the place where ! always
keep all my securities
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roH CIRCUIT sTroKSEr.
PUTNAM BROWN.

II il hard natter % predict what W III be
the result of matters at Cincinnati We
will have 70 refer our readers 10 the dis
patches from there as TO what will likely oc-
cur. We believe. however, that the rebel
dag IL not destined to float over the Queen
Otv. Should the rebel genorals undertake
20 defeat the Federal forces at that point
they will pay dearly foe It.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
TIRE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO,
Capital sl,OOO,OOO,
Forward daily from Tore Haute
by fast Passenger Trains.

HREk Expresses daily for New
Ycrk. hcstau. 1ltsry. Ben :. Clsx,i.r.s
Ceic1eas. Cincisnsu. nsyie1. RicAu,ns f.f,v.
80 lr.ilsusPeis. Greea Csstls IA al roirts -
ths fasoern states 80 Csrs1ss
TsO txyreescs dti|y So C1is.ga. usfrotf r..
ssakit 49, rcints Nerthwess. also
TO ExFresses e...y 81 s. io1.s. usalAal. ~
1csepA sal4 refnts NesL
c>E kxfros esi.g - 80 fe<n keckvdls. Ia
a.
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i~rttor - IN. a. irvccet eth Cses - xoli,rs
Nsses. Issffs. b.ils e kxrhsr<s. Ac. a. z..ss
Frarzps ret.r,.s go psit- ks<a Ne s<nrtr az Ne
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Esses 81 80 A. 49, S1lek e. - ar- 49,
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oresr ycef Fr-lshs. Packages. A.. y ~ .lr...i-
60 Fxprsss CozF<rS-
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I rkafJ ayt .tT = 80 4..a q -
r-cvc ea.Rs Aca i.e ce.ealrs art tss fatf
~ll.o ol .1e ceils eifa = ssfs shsfs - :.
an4 its thc eomhs ever az opsa ". 81 IS
uarn p.sce Toe banoy ell jrs.a e0l ~.
sAs <slac: llsy he returned
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IN EARNEST Finding that a
Il mlsapprehenson exists regarding the purpori
Of my card Ga tie Express. give this assurance
that have positively made my arrangements 20
remove erpi1aesly from this city, and shall leave
In few DAYS. Those, therefore, who have sccoOni>
with me, whether Of debt OF credit. will save both
themselves and me much trouble by calling imme-
distely aud have them abused. Thos~, also. who
wish my professional services should come al osce
ssd make their engagements, a. Dearly all my itie
Il already engaged, s. b. SMITH,
Aug 4 80 Dentist
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THERE Is no reason in the world why a
skilliul general should be ignorant for any
length ct time CT the precise strength and
position OF the forces with which be copes.
A thorough scheme of scouting and spying
Is one OF the first requisites of military art.
without which a general operates as blind,y
as sea captain would without bis teles1 ope
aud lead. Every Competent commander
prov i,leS himself with information concerning
the enemy. and thus knowing the truth. he
is able TO prevent tho ten thousand sense
less alarms which are scattered through his
camps by traitors. spies and towards. But
an incapable commander finds himself AZ
the mercy OF every alarmist. and in a short
time becomes himself one of this precious
brood.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

puT FORCES Moving GA Inc Enemy.
A correspondent. writing near Frederick
Junction. Md, on Sunday. says:
AS | am closing. have il from reliable
authority that our forces are alive 10 the
situation OF affairs and are moving rapidly
on the enemy. Ii would not De proper for
me TO say where our forces aie, or how
large are their numbers, but you may rest
assured that they will come cut all right in
the end
Our soldiers are now fighting TO Keep
their 0ra homes from the desolation visited
on Virginia, aud they know it. and will be
uerved 20 the conflict accordingly. / am
anxiously waiting 70 hear the sound OF
Rockers aud Sigei's guns, and when do
know all will be we'll"
There is a rumor that Burnside and Sigel
are already in motion towards the new rebel
line. with a large force under their command.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
To My Old Friend, and Patrons in Terre-

Haufe.
Ds. RicHsznsoS. who succeeds myself and brother,
pr - Il SMITH. in the practiSe II Denitry In Icrre-
Hzuts. i graduate - both MEDicISr and DESrrsrEr
ard Tor the past Eve years professor Il Necbanical
Dertlstry In the Oho College 4 Dental surgery al
Cincinnati
Having known Dr. Richardson for several yesrs.
bear testimony 10 Is eminent qualifications IN ev-
cry branch Of his profession and % bis worth a. a
gentleman, aud cheerfay recommend him 10 eli q
my old fients IN both social and professional ca
pacity. and hope that the same nherai patronage
will be bestowed on him that given me duriug
ny resideuce smoog you.
Respectfully,
H. X. SMITH.
cIScsNsA4s, One. Sept lsss.
THr undersigntd 10 taking leave Il his man, per
-onsl friends and parons. T. whom be would hereby
express his obligations for the liberia. patronage,
confidence and social courtrsies he has Tor several
year, received. and with whom he regrets 10 sever
a mos; pleasant professional and social relation
desires 10 rcccommed 70 your confidence and courtesy
his fficn1 and successor Prof ]. Richardson. be
therefore most cheeTsully endorses the above IN al
respects ;. n SMITH.
sept II, dim
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DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-PAKTNERs HIP here
a trfzrs erisftnr l,--~esn p Nip5rrf q wIil,-z
Dera. "a il.t aay -lszels-. - rsrfasi c.nsfrf.
J. xfFPhET 4 W. IfsF
zeTrt. Hs-fe, Ang. I. Isl
4 LII THOSE KNOWING them
= n selrss i1d~btef - =. Erp~rt A pznr, 49,
9fasF cal a. ccct A. - a.. a. tlaef - tlr AZ
ec1cts siihoaf farx1er rc<ice- IftAer afsg a -
Ara szti.,rise1 - seflis - soceunts.
Ma Lrzr ~iii es isz1< q 81 80 t.of4. lie va
tssh ststst MfFAkI 4 I'm.
A.. -. fssl-tv-e
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DENTIST.
DIR. J. RICHARDSON,
ID Il N II 7 - II {.

tsttcE>>p1 10 ~ D s>ftHF
osrscE0n Ohio street. between u and &th -treess,
TERRE-HAUTR. IND.
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WANTED.

n OTICE.-Wanted Immediately
~ good saddle Hand. con-isn, work an
god wages uiii - given-
X -. JOHN
T,rre.Haate. Az ~. issi-d~s~.
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INf.> STATE TIIhkT
sEcsETAsT ~ STATE,
WILLIAM A PEELLE.
AupEros ~ srArr.
ALERT LANCE.
rnx.-Upxa o. STATE,
JONATHAN 5. HARVEY.
A-rosxEr sESxaAL,-
DELASAE WILLIAMSON,
.rrrsrSrrxDESr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
JOHN |. MORRISON.
nIroKrrR sUYxxsE corKr,
WILLIAM S. SMITH.
seventh Congressional Distriei.
FOR co>oEr-s,
HARVEY D SCOTT.
yos cosxos PLEAS DISTRICT PROSECUTOR.
JAMES II. MOORE,
FoR CIRCUIT sTroKSEr.