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The Committee on Elections In III.
Houae nd Representatives haa reported. in the
case of 3r. TandeyG Of Iowa, tint no person
can lawfully hold commission in the United
70 aseas Il Congress. x fesolntion Is sopend. s
81. aeehsxingthat Mr: Vandever has not bean
Untitled 10 8 aeat IN the House sinee he was
laastRred into The serTice Of the United Ststee.
Is 2@sntsmesr ~ 1851 The COMMITTEES express
fae4f FanaEation tor Col. Wanderers paEiot-
aetn In 1otnanz the army, while they assert That
resAsn also hfa seat In Coneress, # III This T. ~.
goTt is aceepted It Will deprive several other
&o1ones OF saeE Seats In Che House,
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Farther to the right, II Clesnand- and Huh.
burt we're ga1la,,tly eonthe On with their rjjaded
CREST lesson Of the battle. # surprised aud
driven Off IN consequence Of surprise, ,that can
hardly be wholly charged on them; Four
times McCleInand Tegained and lost again the
ground to the 'front.' Of his division. -BimiIar
were Hm1burt's fortune
ming at the Let, ne hare :haIloNad the wave uf
success that swept Us ;fnrward again, from
sPott spot, over the hafds lost helds Of Sum:
day, ionr paans Of victory he Wild cheers Of
oursueceasfat sold diers ounaing the requiem
Of the 1alen zebeaa, KAa ah.Eesstoned for their
Erittanden, iNeCbok, 'Haribnrt, McCIernsnd
hare borne their divisions through the fray
It lasted longer on the right, and was as rare-
" interesting as the chess game Of . master
Let Us tIxceit through,
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GEEK AND TE SHALL FIND
ky1toEs 29e.teaEe tasa 1ug err ID before ta< tas
01a hax French thnt NOT on hi Miilion e1er
hn:5d q petore Also s9otaeF niee nov French aazt.
Gle but lew eTer EsN. Atsd how to obtain the o4her
fFench articles" q much ie1 cost Send direction
1n y snyaaoPe eth possage to OecaF L1nah
&9I ~, Bo&ton, AA&k Hha6 Y199lm
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su1eQ I1al Better Thing could not have hap
pened. The ground. they said, was covered
were unable to briHg from the field. The
moisture would, TO- some extent, cool the
burning, parchipg thirst, which is one Of the
chief teTrors ofly1ng wounded and helpless on
the battle-geld, and the falling wafer vas the
best dressing for the wounds.
The regiments of Buelrs divisions were
sti11 discriminating at the Landing. Many had
taken their places, the rest hurried on ont as
fast as they landed, and fell in, to the rear Of
their brigade lines, for reserves 7 stood for
taW moments ct the landing, curious to see
how these fine fellows could march ont to the,
Z SO thickly upon III the day before, and where
many Of them must lie down to sleep his Last
sleep ere the sEnn, then rising, should sink
again. There was little OF that vulgar vanity
OF Tnlor Ehich.Tas 80 conspicuous N all the
movements Of our 1aw troops eighteen months
/ ing, no shouting Of boasts, no calling on
/: onlookers to "show us where the coward1Y
:! seeesh is, and we'll clean: 'ezn out in double
quick" These men understood the work be
tore them; they vent to it as braYe men
T. soon became s9ident Ist that ths sau g1nboat
bomhardment. through the night had not been
without q most Important effect In changing
the very conditions under which we renewed
I the struggle. The sun had gone down with
the enemy's Lines clasping us fight on the cen
t1e and LEFT, pushing Us to the river, and laay-
ing us little over half i mile out into all the
broad space We had held in the morning. The
/. gunhoats had cut the coils, and loosened the
construction Aswe.so learned, their shells
had made the old position ofour extreme LEFT,
ingi utterly nuteuable.: Instead; of: being able
to slip up Or us through the night, fRS +hsy
had probably, Intended they were compelled
70 tall back rom point to point; each time as
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anu mere, SO taf rs sundays light is con-
posses out 6f VIEW: Tie General himself mas
! indefaagable in eouectin1g and .reorgan1xlnx
his men, and 3 struggling contest was doubt:
less Kept 1P along portions Of bis neW lines.
o9t with little tle Weight IN incltnlng The scales
token Of the danger to whlch he had exposed
himself, musket ball through the hand. It
was the general expression Of all that hts
escape 70 lightly, Raa wonderful Whatever
may be :hts faults or ncg1ects, none of them
can accuse him Of q lack Of ga1lantry and euer.
gy when the attack Was made. on his raw d.
vision, that memorable Sunday morning.
ATTACK on M'c1EREASn's RiaHT.
| TO return to McCle1nandss division, I have
spoken of his sending up first his left, and
then his centre brigade to support Sherman,
shortly after the surprise. As Sherman fell
bis brfgAdes again TO protect his LETT aga1nst
the onset OF the rebels, who, seeing how he
had weakened himself there, and inspired by
| their recent success over PIcntiss, hurled
force To avoid bringing back these troops,
q couple Of new regiments, the 18th and 18th
Iowa were brought up, but taking utterly
raw troops On: the field, under heavy IRE, was
too severe = tiA for them, and they ga1e way
" 1hae aaon aae ess asn 5ss g dn ,aen ~ tRs
fscsa along the Cdrinfh road. Here the bat
teItes sweTe placed In position, aud till ten
O'Clock TIA rebels Rere toiled IN every attempt
+ But sherman having now fallen back, there d /
was nothing TO prevent the rebels from coming
tD, farther. cut On TIE road, and turning MI
ElexnaRd'6 tight. fromp pt to seize advantage q
brigade iof them went 1ashing a1dactq1sty
tdIonEh the diMsion's abanduned cnp camp, push push
ng m Che road 10 come ID above cefarnand,
hetEeen him md WWhere Sherman had been.
DTessera battery Of rfded guns opened upon
than as they passed, md With fearful elauRb!
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4EbE9s W 1na1eH1AE 'h.fQsS uVm i1U4npA
Yet Strangely enoagh;.., Wallace, though
with his Division all :draWu mp and ready 10
march any where at . moments notice, was
not o1dered to Pittsbufg Landing till nearly
+ ass sSlts txffyf r. o'eloek Then through
Eoad, four miles Of marching we're lost, and
It's clrcuitous route. made It twelve miles
more, before they. could reach the scene of
battle; Meantime our right Was almost wholly
q ss{ sssS J. + hexsy;ss e; tss sssss
Of this weakness, and their heaviest fighting
waa done on the centre and left, where we
still preserved our line. ..-t.
80. HuR1BURr's pWBlos.
Hur3bnrt's division, it viii be remembered.
stretched across the COriutn road. fanine
rather to our left. ". H. Z. Wallace's other
briggades had gone over to assist Macarthur,
and the division. thus reunited. steadily closed
the 1ne, Where Pzentiss'E division and Stuart &
brigade, III their retreat, had left-it open. 70
Hnr1burfs right the lines were patched ont
with the re~oTgauized regiments that had been
resent to the field. McC1ernsnd aud Sherman
were both there.
nearest the river of q stretch Of open fields.
bacaed with heavy timber. Among his troops
were the f7th md a55tth Kentucky, 44th a5fl
3lst Indians, nsttiittuttfng 'Lauma1's Brigade:
ID 1oR1, ,4lst Illinois and some others, f0Fming
Col, Wlna1ns's Brigade.
a. Prent1ss fen back, Hnr1but's left aided
Wallaee in sustaining the rebel onset, and
when McUernana gaVe wsy, the remaider Of
the Division was thrown forward The ppsi.
ton beyond the camps, however, was not q
good one, and the division was conielled to
fal1 back through its CAMPS to the thick woods
teaino. Here, with open woods before Them,
they could rake the rebel ttapproach, Nobly
did they now stand their RIunrd, From ten
TO hah past three they. Held The ensnay IL
check and through neaI3y that Hhhn1a time we're
actveiy engaged. :Hu1fbuk himself DISPLAYED
the most dar3ng and brilliant KalIanEy, And
his example, With ,that Of the 6za7e. Officers
1nasF hin nezHe4s Tie men to the stetnest en-,
IMee tinea during those long hours The
heavy rebel masses on&h Left charged. upon
the division, and -thEe@ times were they re-
pulsed, with slaughter. Close, sharp,
Continuous 0rnskut1 j, INhp1e Hnes .he1ching
! IRE On tie reba1s is til haden: etofsn sVept
the fields oyer Hs,ish they attempted to ID:
vance were too much ffpr Febs1 disctpttne, and
ta.oagh the bodies LEFT oyer fhh fiaIda
evsn % Monday zFYe13nz. Thu gffaBtiY te8ti:
! mohytothe dSS41neI; :Wh1ch tfeY hsd beesn
precapttated tdWaFf our Hnss. - "a =
| :. But there Is still much an the NapoIeonIe
| theory that Providence has tendency at least
to 60 with the heaviest battalions. The bat.
telions Eese aagstnst IL. The rebel Generals
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M'cooK's ADVANCE.
! Thus the left was saved. Meanwhile Nc
Cook, with as magnificent regiments as eyel
came from the Army Of the Potomac or from
any army OF volunteers in the world, was do
ing equally well toward the center. His diyi
son son. was handled IN such way as to savt
great ettusion: Of blood, while equally impor
tant results were attained. Thus the reserve;
were Kept as much Us possible from under fire
while those to the front we're engnged, Thus
the lists Of killed and wounded viii show thai
while as heaTy fighting was done here IS any
where on he right -oF centre, the casualties
are fewer than could have been expected.
It would scarcely be interesting to prolone
details where the course of one division 50
nearly resembled that of the others. But lei
ME sketch the close An Illinois battery,
serving in the division, was IN imminent dan:
ger: The 9Th 1ddiana was ordered to Its re-
het- A rapid rush, close musketry firing, No
need Of bayonets here--the battery is safe.
The enemy are to the front and right. An.
other youey; they fell again. Another FoIleY;
yet once more the fitted colors drop. There
is fatallty in it; SO the rebels seem to think,
at least, as they wheel and disappear.
And then Rosseaa's brigade Is drawn of, in
conscious Of some grand master Of reviews
watching their movements. So there was-
the rebel General As he saw the brigade falling
back he pushed his forces forward again.
hiEk'e Brigade advanced to meet them, CON-
ing out Of the woods into an open field, to do
SO. They we're met by tremendous fire
which threw battalion of regulars in front
Of them, under Major Oliver, think, } into
some confusion. They retire to reform, and
and meanwhile down drops the brigade. fiat
on the ground Then as the front is clear,
they spring up, charge across the open field
never mind the fallingg=straight on, On to the
woods-under cover, with The enemy driven
back BY the impetuous advance, And now
he rallies; Fierce musketry firing sweeps the
woods. They advance-thtrty rods perhaps,
when the 18th Indiana gets into mmsh, and
falls partially to the rear: Heavier comes the
leaden hail 2sth and 30th both fail back tif:
teen or twenty rods; theJ rally aud advance
again they are hurled back; again they start
forward; and tits time they come in on the
vulnerable points. The enemy fees. Col
Waggoner's 18th Indiana comes. up to the
support, the enemy disappear, fresh troops
take their pfaces, and for them the fight Is
ended. I might describe similar deeds OF WI
uch's and HaIison's regiments, but, from
one, learn all"
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Y1f n a inv Il f1@- Il $-H-
ceGter @ ana ia4I ~ ~ h;nh 1ng gh emery On our
ea .sn '.ua aaa teis, ~ s"n4Ia ue seoein Met9
p.eIay @ s4le Ito 70 aasaase. S9kps " nlne1ass a 1
.tta. uo.a .i 43,at me1g snptu97eG 1oH ~ taa
gssee,.Es - aI ~ anA " GoAtcse4. iWe6Iy-
~ tIss1,, 1no 1.a,a - 81 ms11 PEo u posln 1Mo
=. -. ~. = - II a1e5E guns. long saalty
hef sHos. hatts19 t1eS tssSv eaa NON 90 99t oT
saaa. 49, Isa.y a1fy iiEsy oeionsea % 20 ! naVe NO
;o7e ~ ~ eif hIoM t9aI tneT Fere there.
f.o,e - ~ 4ha bia.. elAes, nan mue back
~ 4ha - 1et. utut; n ,s"Hep1n9 me approaches
20 II 4haTa aTe'3 ao9 U hae f1uge GoHnth road
nr NJ Gnme,. S1a1 ne nooooy 20 VOTE tnem: that
49, ~. eInyn, M;:y, oRsye9N OF tffank. bla1Fa old
caa tbst ffoo ff1 A1etX ProiIeEed his se5v:
be @ did T WORK {he mn19 II gaa assepssd and tha
ssanple work for scores Of Is professional
otpen Parosr, IN M snE e. otaee Mae OF tae light.
fonr, esl9osE nsn9ne me attoauon. was bali past
Ever Eve diSsio SP aqa1ef fne lstss s
been rennlsea = a %ur sy on Ene m t NEG naa
Of four out Of i've If them We u were se dr;uln
to within little over half = mia of fhe 5 Tanit
ing. Behind us was q deep. ran1d river. Re-
fore Us WIS q VICTORIOUS enemy. And stiil
there was m hour for fghting, HOh. that
night or BIncher wonld comet Oh fhat.
hight or Lew. Wallace would comet Nefson's
division OF Buell's army evfdently couldn,t.
cross in time to do us much good. We didn,t.
yet know. why Lev, WaIlaee wasn't on The
ground. II Che justice Of Righteous Cause,
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1 anu Cssh on = aSs''1P70ssHA p ,s,.o,, -
| dsc7 r--..s-se mr. a b. s, RUSrON co.

AfUST.ESAA l6fS- Hassa4zFsssss
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, FiIberta, pecans, Eng
allsh Rainuts, figs, rziBins, currsnts rock candy,
euFdiness alum, eps0a salts, roll birthstone,
sulphur, c0pperas, nlader extract of logWOod, fu-
dtgo cream tartar, soda, bed cords of all kinds, to-
baeco Of all kinds, backing, bastings nutmsgs, CT
gaFss of all kindss ginger race and ground,
glass jars, lanterns aud tasks, mustard, pep
per sasice, matches, pickles, stone pipes powder,
safety Fuse soaps Of all kinds, starch, teas xiHe-
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, aud fancy paper,
Wrapping paper, envelopes, salt patre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, juJube paste, cinnamon, dried beef
british Iustre,f bonnet boards, fax, oil,
pain killer, liqnorice, &o., &C., &c. -, $3.50.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low, by 8. e. G1LBERr Co.,.
decI2 80 ases y sse No. 4SYeamore SC.
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Mar. %, ls62.--And nov it 10 hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council OF the City Of
MEANWHILE, that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the northwest side
Of Chestuub Street from Sixth to Eleventh. Streets,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to DO
baought to the proper grade aud that they cause Q
sidewalk Of Glass Nc. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from tue publication OF this
order. - gaazasaE HE-ssa ,1y,,.-,..s -, q
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COkFORAItON NOIt08-
oRpER ron PLANK sfDR- WALK.

Feb. Is, 1se2-And now It Is hereby ordered
aud directed by the Common Council Of the City
of Evansville that the owners OF ali Iota parts
riett st.. from Sixth to Franklin St. IL said City,
cause a sidewalk OF OIass No. to he laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication of
this order.
Clerks Oaice, Feb. 20, 1ss3 :, -
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ORDHR FOR PLANK BlDE-HALk. "a Z
Mar. %, Ia6I.--And row Il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Ormmen Council Of the City Of
lots fronting on adjoining the north side of Bond
Street. from Market Street to the line of Carpen
ser's Place, i'm said city, cause the sidewalks
thereon to be brought TO the proper grade, aud
that they cause side walk OF class No. Ito be
laid down -hhsre0n Within thirty days from the
publication Of this order. z
80 e s p. BUREE, Clerk 4
fliark,s OAloA. AnriI 3. 1892
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Mar. %, 1s61.-Ahd now it is hereby ordered and
directed by fhs Common Council Of tho City Oi
EVansviis, that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots fronting or or adjoining the southeast side Of
Gum Street., between First and .Eecpnd streets 10
said City, cause the sidewaIks thereon TO BE-
brouR lat TO the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk OF Glass No. 2 10 be laid down thereof
within thirty days nom tho publication OF thia
order.
Clerks once, April g, IsG2
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
Dnpsn 70 faP1la RRIoK .nna.wArK.

ORDER TO RHPAIR BRICK .FIDE-WALK.
Z Feb 10Th. 1s62,--And new Il ia hereby ordered
and directed By the Common Council OF The city OF
Evansville, that the owners Of al lots part
lots fronting on or adjoining the east side o Z
HarTiett Street, from Franklin 70 Seventh Street.
in said City, sidewalk Of Class No. 2, TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this or der. - -
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Facts for the Pe0nIe

Il Is fact not to be disputed, that Rossr Bros
are now opening OF the best and cheapest
stock Of Try Goods IN the city, com prisIng evsry
thing fasbiOnable in Ladies' Dress Goods from fie
slewess price OF Gzo Per yard, up to the highest
ahaws IN great quantity and variety, Six busters
md Issce Mantless OuT stock of Hosiery, Gloves
Notions &c, &C.. is complete. Also the latssi
STYLES of Prints, lawns, OrgsRdiess Barages, cling
hams sc. BIeached and Brown M0slins, Irish
3 mems also Cottohades Linen DfiIls all for
and ho,ss scar. Ladies', Masses, and Childrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept in
me- ali Of which We Warrant to sell as cheap Is the
cheapest EOSER BROS.
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Clerk e once, Feb. 20, 1852.
OJORPOR1TTON NOTICE.

De ron PLAEK s1DB-w K :.
Feb. 18th, Iceland now II 10 hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city OF
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots fronting on adjoining the east side Of Har
rfett Street. from Ann to Sixth strsef, Ia said City,
causs sidewalk Of GLASS No TO be laid down
Of this order. r. BUREH, Clerk. 4
Clerks once, Feb. 2osh, 1862
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Mar. 20, Iceland now 1t is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the Cit5
of Evansville, that the of All lots or part
of lots fronting on or adjoining the North side
of Second Street, from Clark Street to the line of
sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, aud that they cause Sidewalk Of Class No
3 to be laid down thereon within thirty daye
P. BURKE OleTk.
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KD 8. RUsT0N s. 90.

KB 8. ROSTOgr IS 90.
Respectfully announce to their friends and citi-
gems OF Evansville generally, that they still In
the Feed business, and are thankful for past ia
vors ard hope by strict attentioa TO business, to
merit continuance of patronage on 0ur new plan.
which adopt from this date, which Is strict
ly FOX cssh. All orders accompanied with the cash
viii DO promptly attended to; EeEA oTHHRs NKKD
We have now on hand and for sale 900 tons prime
Hay, 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear, 800 bush
sOats,B tons OIL Meal. and Q full supply OF Bran.
Shipstuff, &C, and everything usually found In q
Feed Store all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
and cash .Only.- Respectfully
dsc7 r..a-ra mr. AZ B. s. RUSrON co.
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. AMIScEIlI ANGUS.


4
3a Dr. HAAS, having leased the ESonis formerly CO.
onpied By Dr- kisett, In Dr. Rraya building, oppo-
site the Post olees for aserlss OF years, would
spsctfuly solicit the citizens OF Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country. 70 visit his rooms
need the seryiess Of Q Dentist or not.snu r
Since the issuing of his last circular and adver-
tlsesaent, over year since; several improvements
aud now Inventions have bse1I made Of which he
has ayailed himself aud allows nothing, that will
subserye the interests OF his patients, to pass nm
ment larger, without Doubt; than any other in our
State and equal teeny In Eastern cities. All those
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure. 81 gzf p zzsi. EI44 s-tgzza
cd by hlm:-Cont inuous Gum; BIocx or Carved
Work: Vulcanite Base; Ooralite; Amber 0heoplae-
tie; Gold and Silver work. 4as sla31 sef
Hothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness Of
the continuous gum work. 1t is without seam
or crevioe. Cheeks THAT sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour by this style IF
work, and also by the use of the Vuloanite, Coral
lite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
ness and adaptation TO difacut mouths, excel any
GELS anything we lave ever seen. - ssfFfsFsas
He has several enRsthetics for alIeyiating pain
when extracting teeth. They aTe perfectly HARM
loss. The most delleateca have them applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot aos
nor exhibit anything not made by himseR.
Parents should consult the health and beauty tf
their children by haSiag the Dentist direct their
second dentitionp thereby producing symmetry and
4 health to these Invaluable orgars.r
IrreguIarity Of ohildrenss teeth ccrrso. "a sue
1 cessfully .3ae5za 9u8 Eat ,Eo4
| Those having dsoaysd teeth, should either havs
then extracted filed at once (ths latter II pos
sibiel. This health of the parties and tho remain
ing teeth demand this. 81 F14gE.z @lEraatasaG
80 L take pleasuEei in introducing Dr. Haas
my SUCCESSOR to the old rooms in Bray building,
hoping, he VIII md them both Pleasant and profit
am pleased 10 shad him one OF the progressing
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing. With this view, can, with safety, recon-
mend him to the community as q skiHtul and cem-
potent dentiste slinay28ls ~ Y. KlNAIT..
EHkHsR E.4R EELs OF ESs@ A. a0E&s
II something that il pure aud will not explode
| only 80 ceAtsa gallon, at Eifiott's. = r.----
| 10, 900 pounds sugar cured hams
| 10000 pounds sides. --A - -. .s--@
5000 pounds shoulders, jest from the smoke
house, at Elliott o. Ell - erCate7 e.a
5000 lbs prime Leaf Lard, Just OPEN end eau be
! seem at EIIiOtts. =. ~
50 bushels large sweet potatesS .a 9 y 1852
26 bushels sGed sweet potatoes, at Ellfetts.
LOCO pounds of choice Jacobs & Co. 3 celebr sted
sugar cured dried beef, at Elliott's- -.5 "a Il
1000 poundB dried peaches. ~
1000 do do apples, Just recelVed at J. p
| EHiott's. mRrz6
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* Spring Bed, the best and most conyenient nos
q uss, alit can be moved or handled without an
roubls. 0ail and examine them. ant2s
MMAAbTs Kk7adB--50 kegs pHrb fors. sale
w by s. Z. GILBEET a 90.
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NEW DRUG ST0RT

The undersigned having purchased from N 8.
Thompson his entries took in trade, viii coptinuo
the business at the old stand, corner Of Mnin and
Second Streets, where be will Keep constantly on
hand. fresh and fllI supply of DrugsI Meaieinaa,
Paints OILS Daguerrean Stock, and az osher arti.
oles- con necfed with the busineGs- am prer3ssed
to offer unusual inducenenta 70 cash buyers.
:, iune24 HEHEY J. eSHLAEPFER.