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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

sTEAM~HlPs- Dam Webster, BHhnn, NulA
town 1911 inst, with sl,s ,hd wounded
sIIlPS-iiotspur johnson, IIong KONG Jnu 25.
Ironsiic., Chase, L.yrrp. .ul Mlr 80, u lse.
Harriet, Bnslctt. chU March lith, coal.
jana Dagrot, London March -, misr
BARK -Ph.i,na, Wnslow, Maihnlas sugar.
BRIGs-F -F.nanci,r, Haskell Calais II days.
CsiLariue Rogers, Y IA, Garducr d Days.
Mary Ann, n, lev, Ci,ntlopos 20 days, sugar
Matrun, Taylor P1rt Royal days
bCHOONERS- -vandplia Mschias days.
Columbia, X chnLl,, Lnbec days.
W Mtchu., Suaw, NJ i,hiGs day :, HiRrs.
y luna smith, do do
Bylsutiuu, S'ua!, Gardiner : days.
Drt sd,n, CoIh,rl shucc, y !, 20 days, spsrs.
III Dorado, code, ;, John, y -, Il days, .utL.
Margaret P-uilGpu, Maclias days.
1t IHwrcAcp, Hlutuy, du dp
Warrior, Cgu,kctt, Rpcklaud 1 days, lime.
juno, II husou, do do
Forest Wilson, DO do
Caroline Grut, r. -sty, 'nis lays, iath.
Neptune Nut,cr Maeiias days sI,sis.
guna, Lowell, New London days.
u l., Lowell, Buaton 3 days.
Carroll, Crocker, East Mschias days.
NJ A shiudlcr, lrclan, Cardcuas II dH, sugar.
Il Watson, W,lltby, Saga 30 inst sugar.
Az Lnue'l, Psrcyt., Messina Feb ~ fruit.
Diri.,o, Cox, Cardouns II days, sugar.
Volunteer, Lopnor, Porto Cnbclo lIth vi, coffee,
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Firc,n nos,on-I.o., S2oo. 900.

Hnsiop, Mly ia lc~truc fr' occurred
last nj Git at tho junction OF RrpJd .i 80 ' trcgts
II commenced n No. G1 Broad street, occupied bv
Danl. Webster Is Co., dealers in paper, tNinc and
cor,'atgp; tucnce 1t communicated 70 Nos lhl amt
lh9 NJ IL street. occupied 10y French, Wells ~ Co.,
large dealer u VrocNory ware. The total loss Is
estimated at 500 uuI.
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Tpth decrease. se..,..,.......... .ss. $500, 2S3
The Courts MoSDAY.-In the Supreme
Court the suit of Henry Bell and others against the
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship
Company, was heard on appeal Ths plaintiffs
brought action, in the hrst instance 70 recover the
value Of mosacs and jewery, which the defendants,
common carriers, undertook to deliver Al thie
port but which were not 80 delivered. The de-
fence was that the bills Of lading Of the Company
notified all that tho Company would not be respon-
slbe for boxes containing jewery, precious stones
paintings metals unless their contents were stated
and extra freight paid. The plaintiffs claimed shss
their property did not come under the Company'S
exceptions, the jewels were not set or ready fos
use, and the Jury gave verdict In their vsr fos
So01 3d. Upon the appeal. the Court now orders .,
new trial. In the same Court, the suit OF the
Trustees o, the First Baptist Church, OF Brooklyn.
to recover insurance money from the Brooklyn Fire
Insurance Company, was also heard on appeal.
On the part Of the Church, which was
was destroyed by Are on the 10th %
Sept. ls4s, 1t was claimed that there was perms.
nent arrangement with the Company to continue
the insurance from year to year, until notice 70 tbs
contrary given by one party or the other. This
was denied by the defendants, and on this point
the evidence was contradictory. The jury, on the
trial. found for the defendants, and the psintns
now move for new trial. Decision reserved.
WIN. II. Jackson agt Francis. .Ann JacIson.-Df-
vorce granted In the Common Pleas, the suit Of
Elizabeth Reilly against the City for the loss Of her
husband who died from injuries received by falling
into coal hole In the Bowery, resulted In verdcs
for plaintif for $500. The details OF this su's
have already been reported IN TnR sun. In shs
United States District Court an order was entered
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time: large number of hands are engaged re-
building the bridge over that stream, which, when
completed, will make rail connection n this point.
a rumOr is in circulation through tho army that
Col. Aahby was captured hy Gen. TI,tch Of the
cavalry, yostorhy, bat it 10 lscfcitel Ia official
quuIt
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baltimore, Nag 13--nr Nathan Jarvis, sur
gcuu OF q regular army, died here this morning.
lis body las let for " York.
Eight hundred elc,scd prisoners are coming
here. They are expected TO arrive this afternoon,
aud will proceed 10 Washnrtlu.
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Fortress Monroe Nay ia flag of truce went
up the James river yesterday morning, and re-
turned ut halfpast two this morning. 3Oa prison.
Of war were sent up, to be released ON parole,
but 50 of them refused to give parole, and viii lie
sent t. Washington. The nag Of truce brought
back So rank and Ale Union prisoners large
number Of whom were taken at Williamsburg.
They were generally taken however Ut Bu!i Run,
and have been waiting their release In Richmend
lgr some months. These captured ON board the
Congress W tho time oi her surrender will be sent
North Immediately, Muster rolls have already
been sent 70 Washington.
ohstuctions are lcus placed in the James River
twelve miles heloW Richmond
Tie Monitor and Nausatuck were seen 15 miles
below Richmond.
~ 0lhcors wore among our roleAsnd nrlsnnnra
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lhr British ship Alliance, OF Liverpool, Eng
hnd, IN charge Of Acting-Ma,ter WEIGH, for
merlv ct the schooner Mary Alice. arrived in
port "'j y aho w,s captured at the tddps
u } ss~-pA b. Geag.A BvaSslDls expeli-
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From strasburs, Important Rnmor.

StrdsJu,g, Ii., Mag 13,-'fho cars on the
Manassas riinJld reached tle brilae un the north
.Jrs Y. t4e sAeaal l,ah tAIs nl9ri4la ~. tAs A.s
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Il, 1862.


| 1T VIII lie found III another column. lts gen.
cral tone is right, and will be commended, bu,
its length and unnecessary details dctraet from
its merits. Fer good sample of proclams,ioIs,
we commend that Of Gen. Wool at Norfolk,
which wisely leaves un.sIid truths unpalatalle le
TO the community. Tho details Of city govern
subordinatcs than blazoncd in this and other
countries, for subjects Of gossip and comment.
Tho Public Debt.
The fall Of Rebcldom is sending up tho fnan-
ciai resources and reputation of tho Federal
Government In n manner unkn nown TO tho his
| tory Of the past. Perhaps never, within the
experience Of the civilized world, has a nation
been called upon to combat so many malign in
iluenccs, such before hand destruction Of its bro
pcriy and credit, and the vindicivc opposition Of
such colossal financial powers, as has tho Re-
public of the North during the year which has
passed.
In the summer Of 1861, the public stocks were
awarded from the Treasury at 81 per cent, and
these afterwards deprecated on the market to
fraction below so. In August of the samo year,
Treasury notes bearing z $40 per cent. inter
est, werc furnished to the public at par, which
received Of them largely, and tho banks took
$1OO,OO0,000 During the gloom Of the winter
these notes appreciated considerably and the
burden Of holding them contributed materially
to the SUSPENSION Of specie payments by the
banks. These issues were followed by demand
Treasury notes, which speedily fell to discount.
The whole debt Of tho United States may now
be briefly stated as follows:
Five and six per cents, old debt -. s5i, 700, 600
3 4 per ccnta. Of 1sdi due In 1881 80. CS8oo.0o0
Treasury Bonds, 1-3o per cents, 1904 i21,0oO,ooo
Treasury Notes, per cents, 1s63.... B,"o0,00o
Treasury Cerres, per cts, ~ mos. 4o,0OO,000
United States Notes Of Circulation. 1iO,OO0,0OO
Total debt, May 10, 1862. iro, ,OoO,ooO
OF this debt all the six pcr cent stocks are at
about 10i, while the 7.3O Treasury notes stand
at log, with prospect Of speedy advance Of both
classes Of securities to lij and 12O ere mid
summer. Under these circumstances thero is
little doubt that the Government will command
all the funds it wants for tho further prosecu-
tion Of the war at five per cent. interest. With
out foreign aid, and solely upon our own re-
sources, TO have gone through so momentous
struggle with 80 much comparative ease, is
credit TO our Natona, energies which few at
home or abroad will be disposed TO gainsay or
lpny
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From, Fortress Monroe.

Fortress MoHroe, My l3.--Eight hundred
and eighty five prisoners released from Richmond
ON parole, leave today on the steamer VIM. kcut
To- Rchmond positively refused t,ltEough earnest
ly urs and threatened by their officers! and took
/ the oath ALLEGIANCE.
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The House resumed III consideration OF the lcn-
sloa bill. An amendment VS. adopted authorl-
1n6 the appoint lent Of special agent, whose bus
nc- il shall be t. d,tec. and prosecute frauds, AID
tue b.. passed.
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CnIrpN-Snlcs of tie N'o,k - 900 lllcs. tho
mrt>c, c.ps,us dun mud 4, lower, owing 20 inter-
FyI.t,uu rIt,.Is.
Broad .tuls lll and quotation, barely maintain
ct. IJo,l-u.- heavy. C.usH's .Js. .qg1t. Amvr-
,uil Sp,.fit.,. ,lu '' and uu.l. tuc,l
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From General NIcCiclinr', Army,
llE\nQr Artrrs ApyN or rm PoroNAC
Camp at Rnpct's Church, May IL, l>j..

IltlnQu ArIrrs ArHy or rm PorovAc(
Camp at Rnpcr's Church, May IL, l>ja !
hon. Eiirin ". Stanton,
Commander kntCrs whites me today 1 At ne
went With the glnuuats y,HtHulHy past It Q
lliounau. Everything qG!,t and no llls ul trpp.
crls4iug the river. he found two batteries ~ ~
OF IL guns each, on tire South nlc Of james Ri,yi;
one opposite the mouth oi tho W u,ick, the I'll 'r
about \. ". froul Hu.i iatiy puut. Tie upl,Hr bat
tory ,n iiari' sor H.tci Liu.,'- IIHit, has heavy
rcI pieces; uttHttb tlC batteries Ia, tie Jam. 4.
town aud Yorktown Commander Rogers offered
battle, but the gunboais moved on. lie slleuced
ono battery and ran past the Other.
t5igncd! e. II. McCtrLi,S
MAjor-Geucral Commanding.
The following 1, from the Pctorsburgh wa Ex-
rRrss u the Sth. 1t shows that the rebels arc ex.
pecl!ng the worst.
4 special messenger from Ctl'a'u Tucker, Of
the Confederate steamer Patrick Henry, arrived
In this city Sc trrlay aIteruuDn with the import
ant ellisencc that one of tie myd irYu-clal
.In-h b. ats hnd sicucld batteries AZ DAYS Point
on James river, aud was thcp coming mp the
river H. save time, Captain TIcker had tis
placed On the steamer yorktown, that
being the quicker vessel, VITA orders to proceed
at once to City Point, and thence 10 this Ctv, TO
notify our Provost Marshal of tAu fact and tco, raph
tie clrcumst ,nce 10 Richmond. From City Point
the messenger came to this city ia buggy and at
once performed his duties. The news soon spread
abroad ON tho streets, aud created great deal Of
Ncltoment. What steps have been or will be taken
g. prevent tho ssc.ut ~ tie James river T. any
vital point, do not know, and would not tel II
we know, The matter wears serious aspect but
no one here will inter in any duty that may I've us-
the Norfolk train, of the bomhardineut by the en-
cmy OF the Craney Island and Srwall's Point bat
tores, and our fortihcntions elsewhere bel W, but
thOy are doul tless all uufuuuiCd We hAal. prob
ably hear more of this affair today. In the mean
time we advise all 10 keep cool and calm, aud
pursue their ordinary avocutnns M usual.
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ARRIVED.


bTEAMSVlPS-Comet, jones', PhiladclphiN,
Falcon, Wllhsms, from Pruvidcnce, rndss,
Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia, do
W Bruno, Foster, Baltimore. do
w Woodward, Cundin, do do
A schriver, Adams, do do
sHIPS-Alliance, wcch, For, Macon q days
BARKS-S shepherd Jewci', Sagua Ia. sugar
bonito, kiclan, Alx Csyes 10Th ult loswuod.
fumuii, Anderson, Matsus,s "a inst, sugar.
BRlGS-Alms. Buodio, Nassau I'd inst, rndse.
Greyhound, Pierce, Remedies ist inst, sugar.
Michigan, Marshall, Calais 10 days, lumhcr.
LvrA, Gray. do do
sCHOoNERS-Mlllicet, Palmer, Halifax 10 days.
Oriental, Dol!ey, Iazi. l-tL ult, sugar.
Arctic, Rpdswald, B,rncos II days, fruit,
CW Chaplin, Lnper, Providence days.
Dresden, Talbot, shulc-, \ s. p days.
Roxana, Barley, Providence days.
NJ A Lowell, Kmhsl, do do
Nolsnt, Mschias 10 DAYS, lumber.
7 Bent Reynolds, Harrington days. spats.
y Rogers Rogers, Pr violence days.
Gassal,eas, Mtuoii, shulce, n :, 20 days, spars
X Hsppuck, SNOW, Yarmouth days.
Eliza - Austin, I'ston for Troy.
Susan n Mnry T,y' ~ Newport molasscs.
Jurkin, Providence dnys.
Florn, Hamilton, Na'hing 10 days, lumber.
Congress, Mtcldl, do do
Arsbells, Was, do do
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

eHlPs-Quward, Welsh, Quebec: Devonshlre,
Allen, san Frsnoisco; Rather, Almy, do: Oregon,
Asyerderick, Bremen.
bARk-Dennis Hin, Hunter, Kingston.
BRlGs-J Lincoln, webber, Portlsndi Prin-
cess Royal, Newbold, Bermuda; Mathide, Peterson,
Cape Town; Lilly Dale, stephens, Halifax; Pen.
fuin, Convrrs, Bermuda; Ocean Traveller, Sargent,
EeuvitAs
sCHOONERs-Rsnhler,D Dissel, st John, N n;
Efancis ID Decker, Wetrons, Hartford: u Hubbard,
Hooking, do; Tatin, Provost, Stamford.
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ton. She has full cargo Of spirits Of turpen-
tine, and was lying the fort waiting an op-
portunity TO run tho blockade, for the Liverpool
market
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

RASPBERRY WINE-Bruise the finest ripe
raspberry with back Of a spoon strain them
through a flannel bag into stone jar allow
one pound of fine powdered loaf sugar to one
quart of jVice stir these well together, and
cover the jar closely; let it stand three days,
stirring the mixture up every day then pour
off the clear liquid, and puttwo quarts of sher-
ry to each quart of juice or liquid. Bottle it
off, and it will be ct for use in fortnight
BY adding Cognac brandy instead Of sherry,
the mixture will be raspberry brandy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

fRSr To guard against jealousy, mix less
with the world and more with your own family
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

The Collegiate year is divided into three of IA
weeks each The Anniversary exercises will be held at
the close of the Spring term.
No deduction will be made for absence except in case
of protracted illness of over two weeks.
Instrumental Music will not heretofore he tanght in
the Institution but by special arrangement-a class will
be taught in nall adjoining the grounds ofthe Institute
by the Teacher of local Music.
This has been adopted for the past term
and experience has proved it to be eminenty superior
the plan pursued in former years Special pains will be
taken the greatest progress OF those wishing
take lessons in this branch Terms viii be heretofore
Tuition Piano Forte per term .......... $40 90
Use of instrument which TO take essons.... 50
do for practice. .........-...... or
Pupils boarding in the Hall will furnish their own tow
els &c. and the table silver their option. 1t is dcSira
BILE that they also furnish their bed and bedding
it is convenient but when otherwise these will be
furnished at a slight charge.
1t is strongly recommended that students from abroad
should board in the institution better opportunities
for advancement in study thereby secured
Normal Uepd1fmcnt-Specal exercises arranged
without extra charge for those preparing themselves as
Teachers of Common Schools. Prof G. r. COBURN, the
able and well known Superintendent of Common Schools
in the has kindly consented to organize the Tea
cher's class and direct the course to be pursued
He will also be present to conduct its exercises often
practicable and will deliver frequent lectures the
Theory and Practice of Teaching also other
connected with Normal training.
Those persons therefore intending to engage in teach
ing for the winter will find it greatly to their advantage
20 be present during the Fall term.
Prof. Coburns connection with the institution is not
such in interfere with the discharge of the
regular duties of his office.
No pains will be spared the part of the Faculty and
Trustees in sustaining the high republication the instu.
ton has hitherto enjoyed, and in rendering it
hy of future patronage and support. :t.s.sr
: as JAMES McWILLLAM, Principal.
March %, 1869.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

RASPBERRY CREAM.-Rub q quart of rasp-
berry jam, through hair seiye, to take out
the seeds, and then mix it we'll with cream =
swceten with sugar to taste put into stone
jug, and raise froth with chocolate mill F.;
as your froth rises take it off with spoon,
and lay it upon hair sieve. When you have
got as much froth US you want, put what
cream remains into deep china dish or punch
bowl, and pour your frothed cream uponit, as
it will lie on.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
The Argus Book bindery
Again in Full Operation

in all its Branches in Tire latest and approved styles
and the most favorable terms.
Having secured, permanently, the services of Mr. Fl.
G.. WUITEK AR a finished workman from Philadelphia
and having added extensively 50 the fixtures of the
cerpgiving greater facility than fGrnerywe pre-
sent to the public the most positive of abi
ty to please patrons
R9- Customers should nn particular 70 remember that
the Argus Bindcry, is in the Argus Snding, form
ery (rst building north OF the Ward HouSe) and is
Office, where all work should lie delivered.
CAUTlDN.-Wc are compelled in justice to ourselves,
and I'D customers, well as to prevent imposition
upon the public generally, tn caution them against
that falsely holds out to the public that ii is
the Arga> Bindery. This fraud is practiccd doubt
with hope OF dcludng the Public. Against this bold
and deliberate attempt TO deceive, they hereby
toned.
FE- Particular attention pado re Binding. All work
guaranteed.
re- Country Produce of all kinds taken in payment
for work
RB- Having made complete ARRANGEMENTS, we are pre-
pared to Rule and Bind BLANK BOOKS to any style
pattern, at prices as low elsewhere.
Sowanda, March 5 1850. f. 4. PARSONS. .
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DR.. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
For Family Use,

Known Safe and Reliable Remedies warranted 70
what they are intended to give satisfaction.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

CURRANr WINE.-Dissolve eight pounds of
honey in fifteen gallons of boiling water to
which when clarified, add the juice Of eight
pounds of red or white currants ; then ferment
for twcnty-four hours to every two gallons
add two pounds Of sugar, and clarity with
whites of eggs.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

CHERRY JAM--Stone four pounds of cher
ries, put them in a preserving pan, with two
pounds of fine white sugar aud a pint of red
carrant jam; boil the whole together rather
fast, until it stifens, and then put it into pots
for use
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

Hoe CHoLERA-The Illinois Farmer SAYS /:
We have never known a farmer to lose his
hogs by this disease who. kept them in good
clover pasture during the summer" -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

To DESTROY TIE CATERPILLAR We find in
the Iowa Homestead, the following method Of
q correspondent to destroy caterpilIers
a have found hnt one sure means of get,
ting rid of them Once day 60 about my
trees, carrying with NE a pan or bucket of
common soap, diluted with water to the con-
sistency of the yok of an egg. make lber-
al application Of the soap TO limbs, above and
below where the web is located and am care,
full to have the web perfectly daubed, so as not
to permit the escape Of any insect. | easily
apply the soap to the high limbs by fastening
/" swab' of tow or rags to the end of a pole
This must be attended 70 once a day, or the
fruitiDg trees will he stripped Of a vast amount
of fruit Their increase is beyond probable
conjecture, and they are more tenacious Of life
than many would suppose. Soap appears to
destroy the worm Immediately. Many rub tar
on the tree to prevent insects from crawling
up this consider injurious to the bark of the
tree, and only poor means of prevention"
An exchange remarks that whale oil soap,
about pound to bucket of water, is much
stronger and more offensive as well destruc-
tive to insects of all kinds, than the common
soap. Where properly applied, it seems to
kill and keep away all kinds of slugs, worms,
bugs, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
aatseeIla,teous.
NOW READY!
BLRTLETTs' new iron WORKS
TOWANDA. PENNA.

T1HF Subscriber begs leave to call the at,
tenton Of the public to the fact that he has enlarged
his motive power and purchased and set up additional
machinery and employed larger number OF wofkmen
than formerly that he is now prepared TO eSecupe Or
ders for Castings or Machinery with promptltnde.
He has at his works all the Pa EkAS IN use by 'he
late firm of Wm H. Phillips Son OF Elmira n u, and
has also added to these, patterns of various kinds
MILL IRONS furnished for Grist Mills Gang, Gate,
Cirrular and Muley Saw Mills besides
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MfsrrrIameoas.
BOOK BINDERY.

TIME subscriber having withdrawn from the Argus
building would respectfully inform the public that
he has his Plain and Fancy Bndery to the North
Room of the Wa House. formerly occupied by the Post
Office, where hegs prepared to bind all kinds OF
Books in the most approved and wofkmaniike manneT-
Having to share my profits with second person flat
myself that my prices will meet the satisfaction OF the
public
Thankful for the confidence reposed in me and the pub
lie appreciation of my work, for the last two years
shall endeayor t future to merit the continuance OF
public support.
Particular attention given to re-bindng Books. All
work will be warranted Terms, Cash.
ss- Also a large assortment of STATIONERY OF the
best quality at the lowest prices Justices ana Conssa
bles BLANKS of all kinds.
PICTURE FRAMES round, square and oval; ana PFC
lures framed order cheaper than ever known here
JOHANN +. BENDER,
Towanda IAN II 1860 Bookbinder and Artist.
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CAUTION

To be, or not to be hat Is the question!
Whether It's noller in the mind to suffer
The sings and arrows Of outrageous 0pposit'On
Or by taking up against sea of printing tnE,
And opposing, end them"
rJyE proprietor Of the Argus takes occasion in adver
tising his Bndsry to indulge in an uncalled for fling
about sort of a concern, which is hoping to dclude
the public" As have opened Bindery my own ac-
count the inference is that if the public bring their
binding to me- they are in danger of being derauded
For two years have worked for Mr.. PARSONS, and he
has taken great painst satisfy public was the best
Binder in America the columns of the Argus will
testify Has he been all that time '' d|lnding the pub
lc? If have been engaged in fraud, he has been tn
principal. Bat refer to my work during that time 4
evidence that there has been fraud practced.
Having served long apprenticeship at the Blndery
business, have resumed business here my own ac-
count know of nothing which prevents me from fol
lowing legitimate and bawul calling for my support
shall endeavor by good work and attention to my busi
ness to give public satisfaction.
March Is. JOHANN F. BENDER, Binder.
CIGARS 4 TOBACCO.
The brands of Cigars in town at lowest prices
also Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, wholesale and re-
tail at FOA'S,