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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-09

=" )ODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-
w cturers. All kinds Of Printing Paper made to or
der. Cash plil for White and Brown Rags, Brateboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-09

UTM. S. HOUGHTON, Harness.
w rrulk and vase Manufacturer, and Carriage Trim
m.r. PUTNEY, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-09

7 II. STEDMAN. NJ. d., PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon, West Brattleboro, VT
Having had professional experience Of nearly thirty years,
and being familiar with the several systems of practice in
to the demands Of each individual case. .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
SUCCESS LIFE.

4 shrewd, intelligent man Of the
world, and one, too WHO bad been en-.
inently successful for from a small
beginning be lad risen 10 the highest
place in the department to which he
had been attached, and made the for
tunes Of his whole family, brothers,
sons and nephews, as well rs his own
--once said 10 me - Tie longer |
live, the more convinced ] am that
oyer-senait1eness is great mistake m
a public man. He might h ave said
III all men WHO desire TO succeed hi
lite. Now / wish 10 be understood
that Nhat IS expressed here By tile
word oyer.sensiiivencss, does not sig
nily oyer-serupulousness. Beas scru-
pulous as yoa will, bat do not be over
sensitive on the score Of pride OF yan.
rs, or dormant egofism. Every sge-
cessiul man, you may be sure, has bad
much 10 motily him in tie course oil
bis career, He has borne many re-
bufs be las sustained many failures.
" bat ii men do not understand you,
are not inclined 10 encourage you, and
exercise the privilege Of age or supe-
rior position--bcar with 1t sd. Juye-
niles, yonr time sili come you may
take your change out OF the world,
when you are 4 liltle older. Bah
how does i hurt you: Hard words
break 10 bones. saith the proyerb.--
Aud they break ne spirit that is not
Of tie fccblesi. Tie world laughs at
your failures what then, Try again,
aud perhaps they viii not laagh. Try
once more, and perhaps il wiil be your
turn to laugh. lie who nins may
laugh, said another proyerb. Ii you
have the right stuff in you, you will
not be pun down. II We have the
righ, staf IN rs, these failures at the
outset are grand material. Of success,
10 the feeble they are, Of course.
stumbling blocks. Inc wfelehea
weakling goes no farther; be lags be.
bind and subsidies into lite OF fall
ure. And So BY this great winnowing
process tie number Of athletes in ihe
great Olympic Of lile, is restricted to q
lex, aud there ], a clear space ~ The
arena. There i scarcely an old man
amongst us--an o.d aud successful
man-who wiil not willingly admit
shal he was made by his his failures,
aud thai shat he once thought has
hard fate was ii reality bis good for
taae. And thou. nv bfigli-iaced,
briglf-a tilted cl,iid, who ihiakest thou
cApsi carry Pafnassas by storm, learn
70 possess Thy soll in patience. II
success were to crown thine efforts
now. where would be Tie great sue
cess 81 tie hereafter. Il i The brave
pes3lation TO do better uert time, that
LAYS tie mbsirsia Of 81 greatness
Many pronlisii. & rsPifsiloa hAs been
prenaiurvly destroyed ~ early suc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Music IN BATTLE.--I'he New
York Tribuue's correspondent, writ
Ing an accom-; Of the Williamsburg
battle, gives the following incident -
"Heimzelman flew everywhere a.
mong the New Jersey aud other troops,
who gave indications Of ba king out
Of the fight. lie bawled himself hoarse,
aud s,iiieued tie arm wounded at Bull
Run, IN ordering coaxing, enconrag-
ing, beekoaing and waving the out
numbered men into their ranks again.
10 infuse enthusiasm into them, he
wandered around TO Gud d band 81
music. lie saw three in \ group, and
ordered them e ply la.-aer Doon.c
III force The men, prof ssionaly in
IN the face Of defeat and death, said
they had not the requisite number Of
/ Instruments 10 do justice to all the
NOTES ia the tuae. The gene raj hur-
rird around for more--found a part OF
another bahd--ueiled them TO the pro.
Z fessioHal three, and electrified the worn
out infantry with the Star Spangl, d
Banner, Yankee Doodle" and "Gem
Of tie Ocean" The effect was lhai
! OF war magic. Iii 10 small things q
( well as the great that tile true com
mander is known
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
The Perfect Melodeon.
WITHOUT AN rQuAr

A LNlOSl every mail from farau.l meas briggs
A 70 Us some rev evidence 81 tie great RI.
vor and growing popularity pf this boaNtiful 10
/ s'fulncnt and abnHdant Testimonials are con
sinully reaching rs proving cmclusyelf ihat 10
other Reed Instrument contains so many cXesl4
leuceis as the PERFECT MELonEOS wiim
BAst DAMriR AND llAhMuStc ATrAcnMrNf.
The Harmonic Attachment Is tie mrs yaU
ahle Of noGrru improyemea.s = ihe pos
" ihc Instrument & apulg Niab FlssaF
is size 90 the ruuhr bfF
Our Ncwlg iAyea HARMONIC 9Hsh&
fr hunhe., toaep9 tat l0Ngt Rooms. hts
sffai0 eY9dfg Hi (osfe NaB av 5o 8-
srtmehl maee ia tl Het eHfg tie
pdee.
i IL {8r mar, simple aHd ka6ajt gttntof
order Than otter kerl 'treuas.
] couiain. onll utehaif aymoug Rrtdsasosll
q inNtiume' Is . tine same puwer, aud cgnse
qnently not laifhe t9pdse b ksep b tnc,
Another ertire tew feature ID thc Ntie1con
enterprise IS tie PATENT HARP. OF pLANO
Alta GHjfNI to the Melndcon
lbs s precisely what rs name indicates a
combination oi tile Melodeof and PIauo Forr
aai meets precisely the wants nad desires q
alge class who haVe ,one been nlsX tHst8spr the
two Instruments combined Is Meiodeot size H.
tbs ureque IuerEmctt the MelGaoni Is Plato
may BE- played separately d confined. froduc.
ng ga effect unknown g. any a'ter instrument,
ana mnsl Ne heard q he appreciated.
We have arrangements With sohe of tIie lest
Piano Makers 10 feeeivo lrHW tA8u iegunfy
PlANoS Of tic very beet qul w h wli
BE- sold al less than Boston pa,a
Also. i'AAos and N1tanI0Ns 4 Yfat
All Instruments wArHu'r and eni 70 ary
part o the country IT oa dss.
ISTEY s GREik
Frattebgra, VI. Feb. ~, ite2 -
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wesA stiia fa
- ad.ts spas tss sgr .iaral ps
c Nea Eaeas re By ae.
l,sra ~ as Haa- Dsnsl Ner asm.
s. ssaeea1. Cared Iae ~ Nrta.
naHsg Is gae nrst.
a ghe Nno8 ssa.s
e lWal ~. ersefeai farmsr
lauaa q aras oomm ase.-
Ths facts vh hs prvsis arg in'
terearr ana ua df,-Ff tbe re-.
& ear IL. ilaas yoatf far
meu hs afe aiifacea Il large nam.
tf. srey ysG 90 ihs gsea. west.
~When IT, Yoaag nan lraves II,
Ne Esa & @fae. sad wtii sic
sod eiaiarsn cmI~ ntfs 70 che lar
N uhst naoeace move lin e i
uai b. bad Statements tlai ite virgin
sd II lsa distant .sai rea b pgo.
dace. aHy basi.s. ~ eot1 as1 forty
basaels q abesi % tbeacfet /. i moi
Ter iss prospect, that be- leaves a'i
b.5 ald associations. t1lr lsnd OF a,s
birth, ihe land Of abun1am schools and
rhurebr. The Lana ~ g5gl roads and
great comforts, % uller pflraiiuns m
new ceontrg where hoolbousest
eaarehes and roast are 10 BE huih /
Tie question De Should pat p himself
Is. vii J better my condition by emf.
graliagf Nj tae lead j. maEs pra9ae.
fire ~ con- and utsat Ia H'a0is. His-
c8nsTa oaa of6rr HtHeru S'ofc, Is Il
more pyo3ueaae II a.oay Almiiiug
hity bashel. 81 cora g8n &c rai ed 70
ide acre. do are nai raise ibal qgani.
IS 90 maay tlrms 80 New England .
According % the census - $50, City
bushels $ Is tbe average Il ihe State
81 Conasuica. BGt tyou rai-e lilty
bushels, how much money Wilt bring
~ this very noIneHt, within SIXTY
miles 81 Chicago, corn can be bought
cor taelve cenls Dushel Fifty bush
els Il twelve cents a bushels, viii give
sou six dollar. and IL order " pro-
dUce tbs yalfiy sHn n money goa must
plop, harror, Toe harsa, shell and
marksi ga acre n corn, What viii
your acre bring you IN Nermon u
Corn i now seventy cents a bushcl /;
and il 80 raise fiy bushels, as you
should If you are a good farmer, your
acre will produce you htriyJfrs doi-
lars
How IA Il with wileats Wheat is
now worth Within sixty miles Of Chi
cage, sixty cents a bushel. The av-
crase cropof Illinois is less than TWEEN
y bushels; and Tor your acre you will
realize lss than twelve dollars. In
Vermont, cur average crop is seven
teen bushels, which to-day is worth
one dollar and twenty cents bushel,
yielding for the acre, twenty dollars
aud iugiy cents.
But suppose you convert your corn
into polk, viii that help The matter
Pork has been selling this entire win
ter within siNly miles Of Chicago, al
two cents a pound.
The man who leaves Vermont aud
goes West 10 get rich by agriculurri
industry, makes a sad mistake North
ern men have gone West and secured
wealth, but ii has been by fortunate
Investments Ia real estate. Such men
can be found ii every school district
OF our State, men wAo by fortunate
speeulaions have amused wealth.
Bot The time IS far ia the future, when
men, BY legitimate agricultural indus
Try ii Tie West, vii reach the Gov
eted goal oi wealth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Mn. WEED, IN his last letter from
Holland, speaks Of an estate soon 10
be divided which is computed 10 be
worth 81 TONS in gold. The estate
was lett 81 years ago by mi,er. the
profits Tor 100 year. 70 20 to the cree
lien Of suitable buildings for aged and
INDECENT females o. good repute and
! the establishment and maintaiuauee
Of a Philosophical and Scientific In
siituiion for lbe Instruction Of youth
and the benefit Of al classes. These
profits have been 50 applied, and nos
~ 8 wears the estate - to 20 70 the
heirs. who are 100 IN number and Of
course viii come in Tor about five
six,hs Of ton Of gold each.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
How 70 rnorAdArE ccnRANrs.

How TO PROPAGATE ctRRANTs.
In order to raise carraAt bushes
from cuttings SO thai they may have
Il clean stem and bm one set Of roots,
and those al the lower end ike seed
ings, ! take cutting about ten inch
es long, and prepare il in The usual
way, by cutting oil the lower end
square. ! then cut out tie buds or
eyes, excepting the three or four up
prrmost ones. which are reserved 10
make the top. then stretch q liae,
start the cuttings by lis side, eight
inches apart ID the row, heir ends one
inch IN tue ground, and moud them
up four or live inches IN depth, Ike
corn lalls when planted in drills.--
When they become well established
by having roots, which viii be in Md
summer, level the mould o. earth back
to is former place. Should any roots
have started from the intended stem,
clean them of and PLAN hem out at
one year Old.
The advantage Of growing bushes
in the above manner is that they viii
not send up suckers IS those DO that
haze been grown by setting The cut
tiags deep IN lie ground. aad allowing
two or more sets Of roofs TO grow
Country Gentleman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
STATIONERY.

Cur stock IS large, and adapted % the waits
If Barks. Railroads, Count, and Town Offices,
lnsurnce Companies, Corporations ofai Kinds,
iaa err. Merchants and Manufacturers, and
alsoiof la8ies ard Genflemens private use.
PENS. HOLDERS, INKSTANbs, WAX,
lnk, MuclIage. Knives, Erasers, Rubber, No
torial Waters. Legal sesf Gum Labels States,
Pencils, Copying Pres cs, Dampeuipg Brush
e., Water CUPS Oh Pager, Biotfing ioard,
Envelopes, 1914 Head Cuse,, z. o, Deliveries,
Date Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

weet GsowIxe. TIE Secretary
" Ferai Stale AZ eaiiural -
rby naniel Nredl.sn. 81 lis annual
fep as See q .owing remarks np~
81 ihe mp al sul9ecl 81 goi grove
ins
ihc price II wasl iof ilse beat iee
years. mu.t be high. Tie cotton crop
plll nos D. pisugea extensively a. tbs
Soash ~ u has bceo IN yesr past
and isr blockade g um rasei bg
the At.i N April -. rs many States
il vii um De planted ~ al.. Should
lhe rlsIion uoi pc suppressed w.ilhu
auo.bcr year, Is yery hkely i may
uoi b. very iitlle Of the cotton crop Il
1861 viii Esd Il. way 20 market for
the Hekt eighteen months aud when
ae consider th8t "a people must b.
clothed eag tie 1se ol woliea fabrics
during thc present blgh price q cotton
good, I, much more economical that
the million 81 meu 10 tlle field wear
and de.ro,, IN SIC git, a Third more
Of coth!ns than 10 tie peaceful aro-
cations u lilci HAT at tic South all
the carpets hpYe beencutap into blank
cts ard Ihas very liIsle u the worn
oui slock viii be supplied until peace
Is restored from tie face that The
South Ia not egen tie raw material
ID replenish with tie Whole seeding
States NOT producing a. MUCH wool as
the State OF Ohio alone; il can be
seen, lhat not Only during tic war, bot
at ils close, when iiie million Of men
IN the army return to their for
mer cmployments, discard their mill.
tary clothing, and dress as they were
won't iii braadcoth and doesklns, the
price Of wool must continue above the
average price for the last iife years.
In time Of war, the quality Of Wool is
a matter Of 40 small consequence =
Vermont has limited herself 10 tie
production u the finest woods. Bm
the wool most in demand now, and
bringing the highest prices, Is coar.cr
grade. The query may webb made,
whether il will not be equally prolita-
bic Tor 10 to turn out attention 70 the
production 81 a somewhat coarser Stt-
pie, and al ihe same time furnish rich
er aud higher priced mutton for the
market.
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Brandies, Gins and Wines,
also, IObbrr in all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,
Commission Merchant for he sale Of all
ktnds ot CouAtrp Produce.

Commission Merchant for The sale Of all
kind: 81 Country Produce.
II AVING iaciIitie, equal, IL not superior to
4 any other House. Tor obtaining my Goods
Dircd. under Custom House Seal most re-
specially call fhe attention Of tile County
Commissioners, also Town Agent. aud dealers
generally, 10 examine my goods before pufcls-
ing Al Goods Warranted as represented, o. no
SHE. My stock at present consists il part as
follows
Oiard, DupreY & Co, ]. & F. Maneg, Jules
Robin & Co. y. Earria.ion & Co., and Scne'te
Bfaniie., Aaripus vutagcs. Mulers, Swan, De
knppers, London, Excise, Sd. Nicholas, and Ex-
cals.7r GINS ST Craix, Jamaica aid Antiqe
Runs London and Hungarian Port Wines /;
swcc. and Dry South Side MADEIRA Pale and
Brown sherry Wines OLD BOURBON. Mon
glhc'a. Old Ryo end Wheat Whiskies, OF the
very first quantities.. Limmeiman's and l.onp.
r,r'h's ONO Vino a..aqagnc, Clauei, etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
WAR oN CArfLr.-A oorresp0n-

WARrs on CATrLE.-A corresp0n-
dent d the Geaese Farmer gives the
f,llowing remedy Tor warts on cattle (:
Stake a piece u lime the size Of a
hens egg. add four iable-spoouials Of
SOFT soap, siir ihe same until well mix.
Cd. Apply ihe same % the warts
I'll viii dissppesr ii few days,
aid tie skin become smooth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Whn 0ed has iAned together in
the holy boad, q naiFiuony, let no
washiag d4ys. boiled tluarrs buliun-
less shaFls, u heelless sioeklaga Fni
EsaB3cr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Let JeF Davis jos. wait lill he gets
10 the end Of TIC rope, ard thfn he
~sn have foil swing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Prealiee says Vice, Floyd, PiIlow
aa9 Prise sre the fsra- reuncrs = reb-
FL 4slcsL
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BLANK BOOKS.

LEDGERS - Cap, Deny sud Medium,
fDTRN ais -
CASH BOOKS, /"
El Haols. Receipt Books, Alphabefs, Draw
ina Rocks, Tuck Memorandum Copying Books,
tltmrulup Bo7ks, Composition Books, Pass
lss U.s. line Beoks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

TwentY-four sizes and kinds. These are very
extensively used by Grocers, Druggists, and
others.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

r dap raa 81, foa us
iraas $3.50 eaieg 80 farkrvs -
Tie bard dec F.ias q &c koie Is
esnea inpesi it.si i y tsst pleas.
an Unl kea lhaa leclest ibs shsfp-
s. - q thc el hisk chat all she
hsfs ca B ihee have seen lac
tafra e s. maaasf lhaokefay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Desigael as special assistant % the allow
named preparations, when aggrsyied by HA-
ioamess o. indignation and tie great subsh ui-
FOR I'll Here's iat preparations
The Eeletite Pill, without dc common fatal
necessity II almos, making 4 meal n such, viii
IN most cases. b. The application Of single
pil produce al the requirements 81 a sure, gen
ne. and reliable FANTLY riiYtics
Let me hage your confidence 70 mike trial ~
fhs aiose named Remedies. a. tie only sure tri-
banal by which real character es Re Hiiaifs /.
and my declaaii6u q fhai n
not be misplaced Tie e. opfa
cure ard fead ii4e dese5 Fa iaes aa
found Niih ali ieale gee u
john 4. HuhALWLLt, pprfieter
Practical Chem = nfa Z maeeu hdsion.
Mass. % whom pease adaff aA communist
tioas. Priess within reach 4 SIT
Fac-similie q sgIminie over cork q GeHasue
oH.y
Sod ~ the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester,
and j. / Shasf lriI 4 O., Bennington. q. kgor,
North Bennington, and Dtaggists and asalers
ever who're lss9
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Coal Coal Coal |

UNHE utdersione4 i nov prepared % fuwith
i Zeal IL large n smaii Qnaut5fies, o loH, Z
rot loNey than efy ether hoase 50 if0y 30
has constantly - haua large qaggiligszN iae
nos; approved vsiHs, sgch -
LEHIGH. LACKAgASA, ~ tH ORCH
ARD, LiEeplse, BLlssTlEG. I
BERLASD und YiRGlAtA GOAL.
BaekshiiiH Manufacturer tes tfhsls rssh-
l,g 70 DureAa.e Ae feqae IA Il e4ll 4iG So
aiHa.e bel4s FaH hatH t!senf sff
u. A. AgN0LD,
81 avsr St, 90 tlosS aorh q ihs Bsisgs.
~
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Alsikinl Ag0,,lnisse Q.

We are prepared 10 receive orders Ger Stamp
ing Initials on N0io PAPER ara Envelopes
Work well aad promptly executed.
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Wrapping Paper.
ESNUer ROgS,

We have now IN store Forty different kinds
sizes aud qualities; also
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
THEOLOGICAL RoOKs.

SeboH Union a,, American Irsst Suce,y a.
III pnbicstianso Carter, RtaA 'pb. ilay
Maftea. aud pihers, al suitable Or sunday
seA0oi Li1myies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03

Thankful for past patronage, We would solici,
a continuance oi the same, and would invite All
who are wanting goods ID our line to call at
o and 10 Cannon Place.
1y20 MOORE & MINIS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-03
(nrf ENGRAVING.

VIC still continue te execute orders for Wed.
ding and Visiting Cards, &c. we have oug
work done BY the best cngrayers.
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Miseellaneous.
CaANCERY NOTICE,

STATE OF ILLINOIS. :,
Rock Island County,
January Term, 1859. ~ Wv
Elbridge Il. Bean,
William Bell and In Ch,no.
Elizabeth Bell, Mi IN ra,..,,,,
William A. Harold o.as "o'''
Elizabeth Harold.
N Office is hereby given to the ,aid A..
y iend.nt, William Bell, that the .,ld so~
pa'nant, Elbr'dge R. Bean, has filed in the elsrt,.
ofhce OF said court, bill in ehancery TO oreeia.s
mortgage executed by the said Bell and wit, 10
the said complainant that an affidavit has bssn
hled ~ sad cause, showing that the above named
defendant, William Bell. has gone to parts un.
knowh' and summons has been issued ag,in., ,il
"l The above named defendants, retursabIe a.
above Now, unless you, the said William B.il
shalI he and appear before our circuit eourt a,
me said county of Rock lsland, on the SECOND
Monday OF January, is6a, answer, plead or damn,
to sald bull the allegations therein contained viii
he taken tor confessed, and decree made Accord
lngly. T.. H. BOWMAN cis,r
H. h. BrAN, Solicitor in persona. ~''~
now jiw
The evening Argus., 1862-01-04
COMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MARKET.

RocS isL,So, Jan, I, ls62,
fuur-Spfing double extra, Ia sacks, 50 ,6i
Wholesale, aud - 20 at retail. lfpurchaseFs fin,
packages II is sold at A. cents less than the above
quotations,
Nheat--53a1iC
CuTn-la!alic,
Oats-llal3c,
Rye-yey little offered ruce. from II To
9uc, according to qualify
Btrley-2Oaalr,
R"aHs--iial,O 90 per bushe,
P"atoes s0a2jc per bushrl,
onluns lac per hushc,
Buit"r--l0al2!C the usual pucr, \tncholcr
lots l2!c.
Eggs -l0al!!c per duI
Pnuity-lWc chickens, Sl,Ou,l, 20 per don
dressed turkeys, DC per 10 pRlrr chickens 81 GOA
l,!o per doI DUCKS, 81 ,2oal ,5oI Quals, J0a60c
per dox,
Beei-,.Ood beef cattle, live weight, At the
butchers, command 81 ,1bas2 per hundred lbs.
PofA-uur packcrs aIe not anNous to purchase,
owing To- the unsettled state oi the country, but
thrN are offering s!,aj to $500 per hundred tof
GOO dressed hogs over 700 lbs.
The butchers ar paying To 2,c nr nc hogs,
tud . !v luf dressed.
lidrs-''tocu country, ic green salted. DC;
dp ,atrd, ., dg lint, Toe green Gait, tc
sheep pclts, ,lal ,uur,
llay-Pntrlr s3,OoajOO per tan, rmothy ~
Hungarian SJ,OOa6,oo pertos,
Wood Oak 50, 30 to $500 a cord.
tual->uld At theCOal Valley yard AZ )! cents
per hu,hel, ana delivered at . cents per bushel.
From teams IN Market Square, II Is sold at "a
luC per bus,
The evening Argus., 1862-01-04

WHERE TO Go.-For toys, books station.
cry, and all sorts of "knick knax," go to
Deyoe & Champion for dry goods, to Everts,
or Gimbel, or Block & Newburgur; for nice
millinery to Farrands; for boots and shoes,
to Swanson, Scobey, or Turner; for nice
clothes to Ieis, Smythe, or Lieberneicht for
hardware and cutlery, to Harper & Steel, or
j. NJ Moore; for groceries, to BufOrd, Perry,
Dart, or VIM. Shearer for turkes, geese
and chickens, to Sargent & Williams for
nice wines, cordials, or liquors, to Kellestrass
K Fries, or Frysnger; for cigars, to Geo. l..
Qust for nice toilet articles, pretty lamps
or medicines, to Clacius; for fruits, confec-
tionery, oysters, newspapers, magazines, sta
tionary, etc, to Warrcns; also to Blatt &
Lazare's for confectionery, fruit and oysters ;
and to G ii. Ten Eyck at the express Office,
for oysters: for stoves, to lIousman, Swiler
d Reid, or Don & Elliott for furniture, to
G. p. liengstler for harness, blankets, bells,
and all sorts Of horse gear to A. I. Cutter, or
JIM. RoseEfeld for machines and foundry
work, to I. j. Buford, or VIM. H. ThOmpson;
for pumps, to G l.. Merrill for bells or can
non. to Wm. II. Thompson for hides and
leather, TOD & NJ. Rosenfeld; for corn meal,
70 Biddison & Gilmore for painting to Gitt
& Answorth, OF Francis Smeal91, or Phil
Helm Sr. for an abstract Gf .ne title to your
land, to S. II. Veir for dentistry, to DR..
Fischel, or DR.. Harris; for insurance, to J ,
NJ. Buiord, F. j. Underwood, John III. Kin
ner Herman Field, or James Shaw for
beautiful photographs, to Gaylord u Speid-
ePs if you want fast team and a comfort
able ride, 60 to Barker; if you break down
20 to A. 6. johnson and get repaired; if you
are dry 70 to Phil Heine's or Dulaney's if
you want q good hotel, 60 to Island City if
you want to sue any body, 60 to ESQ. Swan
der or Esq. Fischel; if you can't manage
your own case call on Iiawley & Wells, c. NJ.
Osborn, or j. u. Beardsiey if you want to
send of any freight, 90 to j. II. Langley &
Co; if you are sick, send for DR.. Grover; if
your light grows dim send to Warnock S
Kelly for candles; and if you are bound to
give it up altogether" leave an order leash
enclosed for c. B. Knox or HeDgstler, and
they will see the thing properly managed
But if you wish to live long and be prosper
Gus and happy take the Argus, and advertise