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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. R


Is q FIRST Class Road IN all respects,
WITH 2sj MILES or DOUBLE TRACK.
lhrcc DGiig Trains
with connections from all points wcst,) from
PIttsburg and phrdoIphla. all connecting
direct to New York.
Nouing Na,i, Itte2toon FaSt-Lme, Njiht
Express.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From pIttsburg to New York A3O miles without
change OF cars.
VA ALLENTOPN y EASTON
With direct connections from Western Cities,
Arriving hours IN advance or other routes in time
tor Boston by rall or boat lines.
Express trains run daiIyi others, sundays ex-
crpted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to Now York. Trckcts good
on any line or train.
New York or Boston Tickets via Pittsburg, good
VIA Philadelphia or Allentown
Boat Tickets to Boston good via any ofthe boat
lines.
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SMITHS GREAT ELECTRIC OlL!!!
GENUINE!
G. E " u | N E
IS iNBER COLOR.
Or, SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL
IS the most beautiful combination ever dis
| covered for Pam. Try 1t on Iady's gathered
breast and see now soon 1t soothes, how quickly all
ne swelling is removed.
# cures cramps IN 10 minutes
Cures Headache IN 20 minutes.
Cures Rheumatism speedily.
Cures Neuri gIa IN 10 minutes.
Cures Burn III "a hours.
Cures Erysrpelas IN 3days.
Cures many complaints of painful and ihiiam'
latory nature quicker than anything else, and 10
the most soothing of all known medical applI
DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL.
Genuine Electric Oil
ever known. ard It has cured more than 40, ~
people!
A single application in painful cases, wall dem
onstrate It's power and peasantness.
Read what Dr.. 10. Bogg says; he Is one OF the
first men in Wcstport, Mo, and keeps a large drug
store: ~
WEsrPoRr, July l1th, 1889
.sSOme two wears ago, a lady Ot this place was,
after confinement, attacked with inflammation OF
one of the breasts. which for several days resisted
all the usual remedies IN such cases ne swell
INC and soreness was as great as IN any case had
witnessed. | was induced to try Smiths Electric
OIL and was perfectly aStonlshed and pleased to
find in half an hour after It's application, that the
soreness and swelling had entirely subsidized.
j. q. BOGGS, Druggist
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE. VINES

| ANlNG obtained the agency for Rock l..
| land and vicinity, for he sale Of ,he Grape
Vines grown by DR.. {. ". Grant, ct Iona Island
near pecksklll, n. Y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines of uncqualled quality
of all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
Dianna, Anna, Rcbccca. Union Village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The illustrated Catalogue furnished for two
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties Of grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Grapes
DOWning's r-bearing Mulberry.
| also have for sale trees Of Downng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy vigorous, long lived
tree, which produces fruit OF rare excellence,
rch, juicy, aud exceedingly refreshing. 1t lsney.
cr infested with worms, and never fails of good
crop. | also have
The TRu CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERVEILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS; also good lot OF the best va.
rites of BlCkbcrrcs, and other small fruits, and
strawberries, Of all the best English aud Native
varieties.
A choice lot of Dahlas, GIaudolIs, Tube Roses,
etc, from II. A. Dreer, PhIladelp phIa.
Persons wanting anything IN my line Will please
call at my place, iMounttolyOke) IN the Fourth
Ward, Rock Island.
JOHN HOLT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-10

By seven o'clock this, Saturday, morning,
the column was again in motion, and at ten
o'clock was in front of the enemy's works at
Yorktown,
The first shot fired was by the rebels, the
shell passing over the heads Of Gen, Porter
and staff without exploding, The batteries
uf Griffien, 81 and 9Th Rhode Island and 9th
Massachusetts, were now placed in position,
replying every shot sent by the rebels
The cannonade continued with but slight
interruption until dark. About four hun
dred shots were fred by both parties during
the day. The loss on our side was three
kille--ss fellows: Ed. Lewis and Charles
l.. Lord, of the Sd Massachusetts battery,
and John Reynolds OF the 4th Rhode Island
battery. Six wounded.
The position Of the rebels is a strong one.
From present indications their Notifications
extend some two miles in length and mount
heavy guns,
The ground in front Of their heavier guns
is low aud swamPy, making it utterly impas'
sible.
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From Washington.

Washington, April7.
The following is a summary OF intelligence
received by the War Department up TO ten
o'clock this (Monday) night,
OPERATIONS AT YORKTOWN AND PORT
MONROE.
Yestp rday the enemy's works were care
fully examined by Gen. Nee elan, and
found 10 b. sery strong, the approaches diff
cult, the enemy in fall force, and The water
batteries at York and Gloucester are sald to
be much increased. There was sol.s sharp
firing on the right but no harm done.
Our forces we're receiving supplies from
Sh;;r Point: repairing roads and getting up
large trains.
1t seemed plain that mortars and seis
guns must be used bafciree assuring
Another dispatch received at 1880 this
anorn'n states that Yorktown will iall, but
not without seige of two or three days.
a Some of The outer works we're taken.
Dispatches firm Gen Wool state that Ma
'kruder had 80 900 men at Yorktown.
U Another disparch to the Secretary of War
states new re Del camp vas discovered from
tbe beach at the Rip Raps, and was sheled
out BY Col Holiday,
Several rebel infantry regiments we're So or
from The Rip Raps during the day..
No ,,gss of the Merrimac.
A rebel tug was seen making a -A,ooro,.
ssance off Sewal's Point Sundar, ,ftornoon
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Chicago, April Z.
A special dispatch from Cairo to the Tn
bune says that the gun boat Piusburs ran
the blockade of Island No. II last night, I'M
der terrific fire from the rebel batteries.
Four steam transports and five barges
W re also got through tn slough from Phil
lips Landing above the Island, to New Mad
rid, by Col. Bssels corps of engineers this
morning, under the FIRE of our gun boats,
which slenced one of the rebel batteries.
A COMPANY under Captains Lewis and
Marshall crossed the river at New Madrid
and spiked the guns
Another force took three other batteries,
spiked the guns, and threw the ammunition
into the river.
At eleven o'clock, in the face of the fire Of
the remaining rebel batteries, Gen. Paine
with four regiments and battery of artillery
crossed the Mississippi.
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IVaSt,

y va" W tngton, April,7
On the afternoon of Sunday Ship Point
had been aiken and O. a, eunboats had sheled
e OF vi ".. cav eed in crossing Deep Creek
az p " a WIN H., and resistance was made
~: 'nr. ,r,'' during which several casuall
"o1 a., w. "' d On our side.
AZ ~ furifird places of importance be-
.o,o Yorktown had been taken al every
po mt.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed among
bur tronps
A full acc unit is contained in the fol-
lowing dispatch:
B tore Yorktown, Saturday evening
To Hon T. Nj Stanton, Sec'y of War:
Tha' . o. sou OF the Army of the Potomac
recently cone. Itra,ed at Old Point adv anced
yestern morning in the direction OF York.
town, ,v-nty-iour miles distant.
The ,igh a, assigned to Gen. Morrill's
brigad. . Cen Porters division, two CON-
panies G Sd Penn. cavalry and portion
Of Beruon's staipsbooters acting as skirmlsh-
ers.
Nothin. OF interest took place until their
arrival ~ Big Bethel twelve miles distant,
where II, n.rnt the outer pickets of the
rebels. troops were delayed here two
hours in ,.constructing bridge which had
been DE- ru,.d The rebels retreated be-
fore the advance of our skirmishers to How
ards Cre, k, where they had some abandoned
earthsoks. Four shots we're fred here by
the rebels from two field pieces which we're
soon slprcrd by the 4th Rhode Island bate.
ty, when The rebels beat hasty retreat tax.
ing thei pieces with them.
The AIN body OF the army here rested fol-
the night, while Gen. Morriifs brigade ad
vanced lG,,.. miles to Cuckleville, and six
miles iruu' Y iktown, and then encamped.
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From Edinburg.

Edinburg, April Z.
Three guns were opened by the enemy
to-day from new position upon our pickets.
They were responded to by Capt. Hunting
tons battery, with rapid fire. Our SHELLS
burst in their midst, scattering them sud-
denly.
A private in Co. F, 18th Indiana regiment,
crossed the river at this place and fred from
his concealment fifteen rounds at q body Of
Ashby's cavalry, killing two of them.
Col. Grave of the 9th Indiana, detached
to guard the supply train to Manassas, re,
turned this evening, having accomplished
some excellent marching. The bridge across
the Shenandoah at Castlements Ferry broke
again on his return. -Four mules were
drowned and negro woman.
A snow storm prevails here to-day.
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Camp Allegheny Occupied by the Fed
erals.
New York, Anril

New York, April T.
A special to the Times from Wheeling,
April Z. states that telegram just received
says the rebels are retreating before the
forces Of Gen. Milroy, who has advanced
from Cheat Mountain, and now holds Camp
Allegheny, lately evacuated by the rebels,
The latter have also fallen back from Mon
terey and Huntersvlle,, and seem TO be
aiming for Staunton, where they win have
Railroad escape.
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Operations I'm the Mountain Depart.
ment.


Washington, April 4.
There is no material change in the position
o the enemy. Gen. Jackson is near New
Market. Gen. Johnston is at Gordonsville.
A refugee who came in to-day reports
that thousand Union men in Ro, bingham
county. have taken 10 the mountains t f
Run. on the Blue Ridge, with a detrimlna-
ion to resist with AIMS the impressment by
the rebels. Tnis statement is believed.
Gen. jackson threatens to subdue them
by force. (which they are determined to re-
Sst
The forces in front of Gen. Fremont are
retreating towards the Shenandoah noun
tains.
n. P BANKS.
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washington, ApTi z.
A telegraph dispatch was received in this
city yesterday, announcing thar Gen. Mi CHI
ell with the forces under his command, had
reached Sbelbyville, TenR., and had been
received with great enthusiasm by the inhab-
Eitants of the place.
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tpor the HERALD
ON tue SEA-
ees7F sY OLIVE 4, PA'sA

Sossd NV bark oh rolling biliow'
10 that ,Air ara distant q ore
where q dear head crowns the phio~
n NV h. Arts door, snockiug, knocking,
Haunting, spectral fears see,
Nhils upOn the bosom, roeFing,
OF the sobbiag, moaning sea-
svif, oh, sv iitly bear us coward
Smile above, thou plying skv!
vsthar AZ Thou oalrst nv darling,
snare his In m, arms 20 die
All! mind m he beau'y
lie had on that parted trand,
when the wresths OF love and duty
DER my brew in brightness spanned'
when the MAY mo woke the echoes.
"Of mell0" Wedding chimes
And the sou w 1""se hopes were m'Hs"e
To the tsnetu lay KEEP,
oh the years that knew no so,row,
Dream lik from my path they ueu,
Oh the night that knew no morrow
When incurred my buried desd'
when the babes my bosom pillowsd,
Heard the call "beloyed oomem
when from yonder church'yard willoWs,
Turned TO a widowed home,
When nv last, nv on'V g'or',
wearing msnhoods GROW Of pride,
Cherished many a glittering story,
Hopeful, fearful lef my aide,
when the rsstie.s, shining ocean
Bore him from my sir ht away
an ed! rry bark, oh sped thy motion
FOR hs waits fer me to-day.
Ir q sultry land he linge-s,
where the ever burns his brow,
Where no soft nd loving huPert
Clasp his own in iondnes now,
How Fath'r! spsre-oh spare HIN
Il my SPIRITS cry TO-DAY
In Thy bosom gently bear him
And the ~rathml fever stay.
At nv hearts door the ave knocking,
Forms Of erie that linesr nigh,
Will. listen to the rocking
OF the Storm-kings lullaby,
On the Sea. The shi ing waters
Watt our VI ssel homeward bound"
Ho~e' o. where can auRht OF brightness,
For the griet-wreoked soul be found
Is there = ot 8 blissf,l mo ring
IN the bouec of tins dim sea,
Far beyond the shoals and bres kers,
Where the heart from pain is free!
Fr m the graves of love wander,
YEARLY TO watch alone,
For the lights within the harbor
- the future land unknown
Softly droops the gittH ring sunlight,
Softly shines the falling spray
Angel tome OF peace are breathing
Hope upon my soul to-day
whispering of golden threshold,
ia beyond the fnamy wave,
Far beyond esrth's storm and shadow,
And the dark depths OF the grave,
where the feet shall never falter
And the loved 81 all never die,
Bro en- bonds he reunited
IL the pnme tead of the skv.
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From Island No. 10.

Washington, April
The following account Of the operations
at Island No. 10, and in the Department of
the Mississippi, was received at p. m., by
Hon. |. Nj. Stanton, Secretary of War.
The chief operator at Cincinnati tele-
graphs me as follows:
Com. Foote got another boat safely past
the batteries last night.
Gen. Pope is now crossing opposite New
Madrid in force. There is heavy firing in
the adva ce.
The following was received here at $40
this afternoon
New Madrid, April Z, (noon.)
Hon. |. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War -
Gen. Pope has just landed Gen. Paine's d.
vision on the Tennessee shore.
The whole movement has been grand
success.
The whole army will be moved over to-day
and tonight.
Gen. Pope has four steamers to ferry with,
which arrived by the new route through the
swamps last evening.
Another gun boat arrived this morning
from Island Nc. 10.
will report from the field as frequently as
possible.
The latest dispatches from Island NO. ~
Chi) Monday evening rs to the following
effect:
A large force of infantry, artillery and
cavalry have crossed the Mississippi within
the last six hours.
EVERYTHING is working we'll.
A dispatch from Gen. Halleck states that
Gen. Sturgs GEES TO Kansas, Gen Craig to
the Indian Territory.
Gen. BuelPs advanced guard has reached
Gen. Grant.
Gen. Haleck will speedily take the field in
person
Hon. Andrew johnson, Military Governor
of Tennessee, reports that the arrests of sew
eral prominent persons engaged in the rebel,
lion have been made; that the Union cause
is working we'll.
Operations I'm the Mountain Depart.
ment.
Washington, April z.
Maj. Gen Fremont reports that Gen. Mil
s.s With bis advance has occupied Fort Al
leehany in person.
There is no enemy in Huntersville or
Monterey. H appears to be retreating to
the Shenandoah Mountains.
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Washington, April z

Washington, April 2.
The Fort Monroe boat to Baltimore brings
information from the neight orbood OF York
town up to Saturday afternoon. Shipping
Point had been taken by our troops and other
places on the rout formerly occupie 4 by the
rebels.
Some skirnishing had taken place between
the ousposts of the enemy and our forces IN
which we had several killed and wounded.
Our men are in good spirits and ready tor
any contest.
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Clark \ brothers.
MATCHES AND JEwELRY |


MATCHES AND JEwELRY
CLARK a BROTHERS,
Would again respectfully inform you that after sell,
iog on nearly all their old stock have Just returned
nom Boston and New York, with the largest stock
Of
RIon Jew ELRY.
w 81 t c n @ S, Clocks,
AND FANCY GOODS
Ever before offered in this State,
We have large assortment Of American Watches
In Gold and Silver cases nom ~ !, go to 800.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR LADIES, a new
and splendid article
Ladies' Geneva Watches OF GU iown importation
English and Swiss Watches, rom Ss.00 to
FINE GOLD WATCHES, for si8,O0
RICH JEW ELRY, OF all desirable patterns.
SILVER WARE large invoice of spoons,
Forks, Pie, Butter and Fruit Knives, Cob eta, Mugs
Napkin Rings, Thimblee, Sc.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
large and new assortment Of Casters Of new pat
tern, Cake Baskets, Card reoieyers, Full Tea Sets,
Tea and Coffee Pots and urps, Ladies, Knives and
Forks, aud variety of other articles.
CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FROM SO cts TO sra, 90,
Including the new Patent Clock that runs without
friction, and warranted for 70 years
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
large assortment, from the best Ivory and Pear
handle TO the cheapest.
AA0A ho1 ia RfsSSfTSsS, 2 ToY so &c AMI
$500 FAIRS sPECTA CLEs,
OF Gold Silver, Steel and Plated bows, from e5 OTIS.
| to $500.
OPERA AND SPY GLAssES,-we keep con-
stantly on hand Tor resetting n old bows Perisoop
c, Coneave and Convex eyes.
| HAIR JEWELRY,
| We are prepared TO braid and Gold mount Ladies
and Gents Neck or Vest Chains, Pins and Ear Orna-
ments, Bracelets Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs
Charms OF any other article. Ali done in the nices'
| manner and az reduced price,.
| ANEROID BAROMEfERs, cure indicators Of the
approac hing weather.
| Thei mometers. Rifle, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Cart
| ridges, Dirk and Bowie Knives, sc.
| FISHING TACKLE of ell kinds, sc, sc.
The above goods were bought at War prices fol
CASH, and win be sold accordingly low.
REPAIRING. - Watches, Clocks, Jewelry snt
Speotacles repaired In the nestsst manner and st
usual 10 prices.
| Il. @. CLARE, A. W. CLARK. NORMAN CLARK
| Clsrks Block, Rutland, VI
Rutland, Nov. 10, 1851. r.r nov l6-u
1911 V X r so A z
A fine article for cleaning and polsbing silver on
plated ware, jewelry, mirrors, SC, for sale BY
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DHENtG LOOKING GLASS AND
J. PICTURE FRAME AANUFACTORY,
Nos. 22l FAST TwRnTy-THIRD STREET,
173 & 176 GRAND STREET 2l4 CENTRE 6rLxAT
e. abiished 1888. NEW YORK. Establishsd 1855
This establishment has been In successful operation
"a years snd is the largest of the kind iu the United
Sta CO. We have ON hand or manufacture to order
every description Of
Leokixg Glass, Picture and Portrait FtGswss,
Plain and ornamental Pier, WALL Oval
Maptel Glasses, Conn. citing Cornices
Base and Bracket Tsbler, with
Marble Slabs, Toilet Glasses,
&C, &C., &c,
Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suitable
for transp ortation, either Gilt Berling Rosewood
OAK Zebra, birdseye, Mahogany, &c. Our new
Mandatory and extensive facilities enable us to
fur ish any article in our line as good as the best
and as cheap AZ the cheapest.
Dealers melted to call upon as
when they visit New York. We claim to be able TO
supply them with Every article which they can possi-
bly, require, at prices lower than they can rchase
,~A-h.sA
NJ Orders BY mail attended to with pr0uptness.
Do not fail TO sail when you visit New York
oboe and Warerooms, No 2i6 Centre St, N. Y.
HORACE V. SIGLER, Agt.
mssl :dsw3 nos
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G. v. s. Quackenbush.

w HEN YOU VISIT TROY,
You ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO GALL AT g.
CIV. S. QUACKENBUSH'S
DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE,
Cor. broadway and TH1d Sweets,
And judge for yourself If ii not the place for you
to trade;
See if the assortment is not complete and
from which you can make satisfactory selections;
If the prices are not reasonable and TAR below
those usually asked.
We believe in progress and are making constant
improvements
can offer greater advantages than ever before
To those who have not, we would mention thar
have rooms of over "a 600 square feet area cxclu
siyey devoted to the different branches OF our trade
That have separate and well stocked depaftne nts
or each of the following classes Of Goods:
Carpets, Oil Cloths, MsttiDgs, sc.
Curtains, Shades, and Cornces,
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestinge.
Dress Silks Of all the vari US styles
Laces, Embroideries, and Dress Trinsnings.
All the new and varied styles of Dress oo6s,
Shawls OF every style and kind
French and English and American Prints.
Mourning Goods Of every description.
Gloves Hosiery, Skirts and Under Garments.
Housekeeping Goods, Sheetings, Shirtings, Tabl.
Linens, Towelings, Counterpanes, &c
CLOAKS AND CAPEB.
AL qualities sour ow' piandfaoture, the best and
cheapest to be fouhd sny there. Also,
DRESS MAKING.
Superintendent by a Lady Of good taste, with every
qualification to give satisfaction both as to styl
THIRTEEN SEPARATE DEPARTMENTS,
Making one OF the NEST complete and sts-so.t,
9. v. s. on AcKENBusH,
| - Troy N. Y.
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Baaks. stationery, Periodicals, &c.
RUOkS, STATIONERY, PERIOD
~ CALI, 30.
s. w. PROCTOR,

lSucoest or to j Baldw in,1
CLARH's BLOCR, MKRoRA FTe' Row. RUTLAND, W
Dealer in ALL KINDA OF booKe Periodicals., StA
tionery, Newspapers, Blank Books, 30.
Having purchased the entire stock OF j. b. Bald
win, and made
LARGE ADDITIONS
thereto Am prepared to carry on The Business on
LARGER SCALE THAN EVER
New YORK and Boston papers delivered to sub
scrbers in the Village Of Rutland and upon he ltnee
sf all the railroads. In advance Of the usib. Ordsrs
IRE solicited.
Pscsures, Rnwrsvsngs, sDe UsaDos
Of ali sise. and Styles PLAIN and Oruamsnsal, con:
SANITY on hand or ordered upon the shortrs bot3ss
pov77dA vi
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100000 b 1ssi s Z nas @F o nas

lOOsOOO Lodi Manufacturing Compa
ny's POCDRErTE for sale by
JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
GO Cortland st N. Y.
This CCmreny, 18th capital of $50 0O0, the
mot extensive work ofthe kind in the world, and
an experience of 2 year, in manufacturing, with
reputation long established, having also the exc
sive control of all the Dgbt soil from the great City
of New York, are prepared to furnish an article
which is, without doubt, THE oHRAPEsr AND VERY
. a EsT fertilizer In market.
Prices Delivered at any station on the Vermont
Central K. or Rutland aud Bu. lngtop R., 81 N
per barrel, or the Passumpeic or Cheshire Re
% 90 per barrel 1t greatly increases the yield and
ripens the crop from two to thres weeks earlier st
expense Off, 90 to "a per acre, aud with very
little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the Information
cessary, with letters from Horace Greeley, Daniel
Webster, and hundreds of farmers who have used
II extensively JR MANY YEARS. may be had YREH,
bv adaressi' letter above to the subscriber
A discount to the Trade.
Ell CHITTFHDEN, rse,
Who IL our General Agent Burlington, Vt.
JAN sc FRb INCH, MoLtpelier, vi.
n. D. HALL, vergennes, VT Special
j. II G. q. FREN II. Barre, Vt. Agents
4. A MAXHAM, Re alton. Vt
"a ALLkTs, OkIMOhIle san PvCAEI
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FOR SALE.
Six hundred thousand BRICK, Of the best quality,
including sixty thousand PRESSED BRICK, .
the lowest Cash price.
Rutland, March 10, 1862. tt
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GIL " ER so A p
fine article for cleaning and polisbing silver and
plated ware, jewelry, mirrors, SC, for sale by
jan2 :daw CLARK BROTHERS.