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In a recent issue, the Detroit Tribune
boldly and distinctly declared, 'that the
American people had been for four years
engaged in war for The express purpose of
puitlHg down forever The doctrines of the
Virginia Resolution OF 1898" Why Gid
finish the sentence, and say, "And Consti
tuition OF the United States, and all the works
that Washington, Madison and Jefferson ac-
CON plished." Mr.. Jefferson must have
tad a horrible vision OF the Abolition party
when he said few years beiors his death,
"ibat he died with The painful conviction
that all the labors ard sacrifice of the men
OF the Revolution had been in vain"
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The Progress OF inhumanity.

"Of all The lessons derived from the his
tory OF human passions" says LaValeue,
1.-The mCsl important ia the utter impossi-
bility which the best men will always ex-
perience of.stopping if they once led into
the path OF error +" If, a few years before
they were perpetr rated, the crimes of the
Revolution could have been portrayed 10
those who afterwari commiried Them, even
Rnbespierre would have recoiIed with ho:-
ror. Men are seduced, in the first instance,
by plausible theories they advance, un-
consciously from errors TO faults, and from
faults TO crimes, ill sensibiliiy is destroyed
By the spectacle of guilt, and the most saw
age atrocities dignlfied by the name of State
policy. If, FIVE years ago, many of our gen.
erals had been told of the atrocities they
would commit on helpless women and chill
dren the outrages they would perpetraie
upon the civil rights OF the citizen, they
would each exclaimed, fis thy servant a
dog that he should do this thing o. But fa-
miiarity has bred contempt, and they 60
on, step by step, day by day, perpetrating
wrongs and oulrages that are a stain upon
our civilization without the slightest re-
morse, and animated by the fansiicaI idea
that they are doing The nation some service.
The laws OF humanity are TO be regarded in
civil war as we'll as in a war between two
stranger nations; .he rules of the in;erua-
lionaI code apply equally 10 both. The re,
lations of the parties ought to be those OF
ordinary war, which humanity demands;
yet we have seer Federal Generals giving
up whole towns TO pIuDder and conhagra-
tion, the soldiers urdsr them becoming
mere paurauders. II is no' 10 he supposed
that these men were not in possession OF
the ordinary traits of humanity bot. in The
progress of devastating, brutal civil war
their feelings have become naturally blunt
ed, until now they perpetrate acls al which
the civilized world stand agast. The re-
Gently manly and defiant letter of Wade
Hampton 10 Sherman reveals a history o.
outrage ard oppression that finds its best
commentary in the silence OF the Federal
general under its reproaches, and his failure
10 carry out the threats that he mad. Thai
It's statements were true no one can doubr
who as read the letters of The press CORE
spondenis attached TO his army. II is. how
ever, the pressure of external circumstances
which ultimately produces such inhumani-
ty, as much as inhumaniiy produces he
difficulties Of public affairs. Even Butler
and Tnrchin, at the ouIse, of this war, were
credited with some better instincts which
are common 10 humanity little did they
expect 10 be fashioned into the brutss and
beasts they have proved. themselves 10 be
through the moIding influences OF The revo-
lulion. Ii was 30, doubtless, with Marat
ST. just, Couihoh, Heroeu, the bIood-slain
ed wrelches Of the Reign of Terror.-N. n
Neus.
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TaE LADy's FRIEND.-s Grandmother's
Story. j. :hs significant title Of the hand
some and expressive sIeeI engraving of The
April number Of the Lsdy's Friend. The
story attached to il. BY Bella z. Spencer,
explains the Significance Of the engraving
Thsn We have the usual richly colcred do,,-
BE steel Fastion Plate. Then variety of
ether sngravings Of the fashions, workable,
sc. Thee for music, song built a
bridge Of Fsncies-n Then the usual amount
Of literary ma,ier, including Lavinia's ed
ucaiion," By Julia Gill; "a story OF a
Housshold." BY Mrs. Hosmer; slLarry
O'Lsary's Ghos,,n by Emma NJ Johnson ;
"Two Kisses" bY Ida Mason ''An Every
day Sorry" By Leslie Walter; -Four
Birthdays,D By Frances Lee; 'sThe Statue
in the Block BY Beatrice Colouns Nov
elites for April. Editors Department, New
Books, Rsceipis, Fashiors &C., &c.
Price $3.50; 2 copies 81 90 !; copies
$500; 81 copies s35 co. Specimep num-
bsrs will be seur 10 those ds<irous Of max
ing PIP cInbs for i5css. WhesIr & WILSON,,
csis6rofed Snriag Naehiaes are Furnished as
Premiums. Address Deacon & Peterson,
s19 WainDf street, PhiIadsiphi
NDw lis ihe time TO send on subscrip-
fions Tor 1855.
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On Thursday. the 23d OF March, 1865, by
the Rev, J. w. LeEher. al the Honse of the
brides Fa'h her. in Bnckhorn. Mr.. Nehemiah
Reece aud MISS Mar'ha Shbem aker, all OF
Hemlock township, Columbia CO.
On the ith inst by me Rev, William
Eyer, Mr. George F. FIinkncer, of Beaver
Valley, TO Miss Rebecca Miller OF Main
Vile, Pa.
On the same day by the same Mr.. Adam
Mensch, o: Locust township TO Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Levan, OF Roaringcreek township
Col Co.
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Traverse JurOrs-M y Term, 1856;

Bloom-H. c. Hover, Jsre miah Fahringsr
Philip Eyer.
Benton-lsaac X. Krickbsum, Geo Keeier.
Cenlre-Andrew Frras, Jacob He der
Flshlngcreek-Wm Sucker Hiram Hess.
Greenwood-Geo Girlon Wm Robbins.
Jackson-Joshua Savage
L.ocust-John Morris. VIM Erwin.
Madison-W Graham
Maine David Brown
Urange-Wesley Bowman, Sam u Everett.
Monlour-Jeremiah Harmon
Mt Pleasani-Elias Howell.
Pine-John Lockau
Scou-Jacob B Workheiser
Sugarloal-San Hess, David Lewis.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND THE CABIsET.-Poor
Pennsylvania A newer OF wood and draw.
er Of water for the New England round
heads, they have denied her all represent
alton in the Cabinet of MIR. Lincoln. The
Yankee States and The Northwest rule the
roast They laugh Cameron TO scorn, and
as for Forpey, they think he does vel
enough ia the Presidents kitchen, licking
the dirty dianer plates. Oh how are the
mighty fallen How isthe once proud csesl
of the glorious Commonwealth bowed in
the dust Prob Pudor oh ye people, how
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Grand Jurors for May Term, 1856!

Benlon-Samuel Yorks, Elias Shulz.
Beaver--M oses Srhicher, Isaac Klinger-
man, James Large.
Bloom-Jesse Shannon. Thos J Morris.
Brlarcreek-Jonathan w Eek, jeremiah
Jacoby, John Kisner.
Catawissa-Geo Hughes, Joseph Claywell,
VIM John, Daniel Kreigh
Fishingcreek-Moses McHsnry, Emandus
UDangSI.
Frankin-Johu Hover
GreenwooG-A Kitchen, Clinton Robbins
Jacb cbson-Joseph Yofks.
Locust Peter Miller, d s Helwig
Madison-Jacob Flick Wesley Demou.
MaIne-Henry Bowman, Chas FI-her
Mftiiu-Chas Klingernan, Jno Huffnaugnle,
H. B Freas.
MonioUr-Josep Mouser.
Mt Pie asant- Amos Wan ick.
Orange-Jonaihan Pousi
Pins-Alber; HunIer. Elijah Shoemaker.
Roaringcreek-Charles Mensch.
Observation-Disclosures Moore.
March 90, 1865.
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ID | E D..

in Mon:Our township, Columoia county.
on the oath inst, Elias son of John aud
Effie Dieterick, aged years months aud
2 days.
In Light Street on the l4th inst, George
John, aged about 70 years.
In Fishingcreek on the 18th inst David
Slricker aged 56 years months and l5 days
In Sugarloai township, Columbia coonty,
on the 10Th of February, 1865, Mr.. VIII
liam KiIe, aged "a yesrs, 5 months and 20
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Agricu fural ChemicAI Co.f
CHEAP FERTIalZEKS

THE Fsriil'zers prepared by the a.ri-
cullnrdi Chemical Co., "a Comp any ch;+.
rered BY the Legislature Of Pennsy lvan;A
wirh capital oi S250O0o have h.s6
proved in practice 10 be the cheapes,, nosI
profitable and best, tor the Farmer, Gar
deHer and Fruit grower OF all onceutsrIed
HanureE now offered ia any market The
Company 5 list embraces the follnwinp =
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AsoUT QUoTAs-A reply TO Governor
Curlin's letter upon the subject of couPut-
ing qsoiss has been sent 10 the President by
Attorney General Speed, 10 which the Gov
ernor's suggestions are refused and his ar
Ruments attempted TO be overthrown.-
The document is very long and very OBJ
scure The period Of service, it is conten-
ded, Is the properway. under the law, Of
computing quotas. and not that Of estima-
ting the number Of men in service For
Instance, il Pennsylvania has fifty thousand
one years men al tie time the quotas are
assigned for dram, and Massachusetts has
ffty thousand Beleians and negroes in for
three years. Pennsylvania viii get credir
foe only fifty thoussnd, while Massachusetts
viii be credited with one hundred aud fifty
thousand, By multiplying her men by the
terms of service. Il is easy, under these
circunstances. 10 see how our Stale has
been figured into furnishing forty nine thou
% I'd and odd hundreds, against The eight
thousand Of Massachusetts.
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VIZ lately had the pleasure Of spending a
ex President, James Buchanan, at his home
at "WheaiIand." AT the age of "a years
he is IN the enjoyment Of good health, with
his faculties uoabaled, and his spirits ap-
parently as fresh and joyous as when we
las, saw him, the night before he sailed for
England as minister TO the Court of ST.
James, twelve years ago. We have met no
man that evinces profounder interest in
an, and none who is more perfectly posted
in all the political movements of the day
Even the local politics of the various states
seem to lie, as in charts, before his mind
To those who are dsspondent of the ultimate
redemption of our country from the AboIi-
ton spoilers, = visit 10 "Wheatlandn will
prove great relief. Mr.. Buchanan enter
,ains no doubts OF the final triumph Of the
Democracy, and of the consequent saliva
ton of our couairy and he gives such rea-
sons for this faith, as will go far to remove
the doubts of the most despoBding. For
our own part We have neye- feared for the
Ultimate triumph Of truth and liberty, nor
doubted the overthrow and punishment oI
Lincoln and the pariizans in his despotism
But we know of many who do doubI-a
visit to Wheatand would go far to rsassure
them. Mr.. Buchanan has prepared a docu
menIary history of the latter part of his sd
minisna'ion, which will be polished the
coming summer II will thoroughly ex.
plods the whole arsenal of lies which has
supplied powder for the Republican parry
for tour years, BY the publication OF docu,
menis. figures and facts which will not and
cannot be disPnted- Such a history is mos
timely. II will do much TO unmask the
hypocrisy and crime of The despo,s in pow.
er and 10 save the country Old Guard
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PsRsom BRowEIow an abolition saint (7l
in public lecture al EashviIle, said OF the
'incohsTenf' Vice President: Il there fore
pronounce Johnson, here in his home, an
.fngifs9aisd bar and eaiumniator, and q uil-
famous egscard, waning the nerve to stand
up 70 his own words us1z<yitafinelu h sj7irm
fo-rir n fhnf fArfs - ksf<s,- ., q. fk., lf~.
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Price, sos per Ton.

TERMS CASH. All Orders Of Ton or
more, will be delivered AT The Railroad
y slions and The .vharves OF ShipmenLires
ol Carriage. Garage will be- charged on all
orders OF barrels or less
Que dm!ar per ror ,sIlowance for ransge
Will be made all sales delivered al tbs
Works Of the Company ON Canal Wharf.
Agricultural ChemIral Company's Works,
n Canoi Whqlf on the DeiaUars-
Office, 4l3a Arch $. Philadeph,a. Pa.
K. b. Fits, General Agent.
The Company : PamD let Circular. rm-
bracIng faD directions lc using The above
Fertilizers, sent by mail, iree, when re-
quesIed.
Marcn, lS65-6mo
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Yice PreSideDt Johnson.

From the Pusburs Gosefte, Republican.
meniing upon the fact that The Vice Presi-
dent dissraced himself and :he nation by
appearing in a state of inioxicaiioD al the
time of his induction into office and infic,.
ing upon his hearers a msudlin, drunken
speech, not because we hoped thereby to
hide the unpleasant fact upon our readers,
or shrink from condemniag the grievous
IA ult committed, bot because we hoped that
a little delay would bring Us some miriga-
ton of the report, and render the iransac
tinn less disgraceful than was al first slated
We have waited. however, in vain and
now that the facts are beyond dispute, we
joih with The Republican press of The
country in telling the Vice President that
having utterly disgraced himself. subjected
his parry to the keenest modification, and
made his country laughing stock il the
eyes of the world, the least reparstior he
can make is to resign. After this exhibi-
Iion of himself, he cannot occupy that place
any longer with honor and credit. His good
name is lost, and he cannot regain il by
holding on 10 place he has disgraced. If
he attempts TO hold on TO it he will thereby
therefore all the more untitled for that nigh
position.
Bul what il he does not resign Then
let him be imPeached, or reached in some
other way by the action OF The Senate.
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THE OLD GUARD The April number of
The OLD Quart is now ready. The leading
article is a review of The 'Northern war ot
Tariffs Upon the South" Among the orher
articles are "Napoleon on despotIsm of Tax
es :" Abolition Of The Slavery impossible"
The story, 1.-The Peer and The Prinler,"
grows in interest, The editor contributes
very pretty piece of poetry, enuiIed "Down
in the Woody Hollow" and some thrilling
verses, by DR.. English, on death and Ten
emeni Houses" will attract grand attention.
Single copies sent (posl psd) Tor 90 cents.
Van Everie, HoneG & Co, l62 Nassau ST.,
~ Y.
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u. $. 7-3O LOA ~

By authority Of the. Secretary OF the
Treasury, the undersigned has assumed
the General Subscription Agency for the
sale OF United States Treasury Noes, bear.
ing seven aud three lenths per cent. inter
esl, per annum, known as the
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Subscriptions will be received by ihe
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLOOMS
BURG.
February %, Iss5-3mo.
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PHOSPHAlE OF LIME

The Agricultural Chemical COMPANY
manufacture a Paophaie OF Lime IA accor-
dance with new anc valuabl formula by
winch very euperIor article i Produced
as 10 be Afforded al d less price than other
manufacturers charge. Pracucal iests have
proved that III value as ltrtiIZsf, ia
equal TO the best Phosphate of L'me ia The
market.
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FouR YEARs we have been in war with
the South and ALT no good results. We
s have been prosecuting war that should
nevss have been begun war that was
'pnnecessarily brough: upon the country by
4 The two extremes the one in the North and
& the other in the South, naBeay. the Adolf
iionisis and lac hot-headed Seccssionisis.
The Abolition party intermeddlec with. and
sgiiaied The question OF slavery, until the
more excited and ambitious ones OF The
@Soulh became maddened aud determined to
E force separation. Now both parties
Ases, the whole country--are suffering the
fecfs of this terrible experiment. Neither
. South or North express any willingness
gresent TO cease hos,iliries and try to
ins about a compromise, and thus save
b further loss of blood and treasure. The
4 Beauidsaf Of the present parry in power at
tbe North 10 plain to be seen 10 be nohing
more nor less than the Internal negro. For
that inferior specimen OF humanity, (if we
nas be pardsned for saying humanity the
A Abeifsisn party are willing to sacrifice mill
ions flives and financially rnin the conn
try. They have piled debt upon the coun-
Try that eaanss be paid and il is daily in
creasing 10 more frigntful amount Any
man who argues or blun,y asserts that we
can pay off our national debt, should the
war stop TO day, without bankrupting the
whole country, simply talks the talk of fool
and knsve. The sooner ABRAHAM LINCOLN
briag- this war 10 close the better ''for all
concerned, /" and it is not particular how he
does IL ouly so that we get a speedy peace.
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WHI~KERs !! !-Thoss wishing 6ue So
OF whis ker,. a uice mousIschs, or beau
Iiful head OF glo>sy hair, will please readt
the card oi 1HOS. CHAPMAN ia anoih-
er part of his paper.
March la6a-3 mos
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN

These Notes are issued under dale OF
August 18th, 1864, and are payable three
years from that lime, in currency, or are
convertible al the option of The holder into
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M A RR lie D..

MARI ID.
On The 18th Of March 1865, by ]. NJ.
Chamberlin, ESQ.,, John NJ. Carlson, OF
lowe, TO Sarah A. Murry of Beach Haven,
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,

cARsFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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List Of Causes for May Term, 1865.

CNFTIU 5 UIIICb3 T'IO''I
Boomsburg March 29 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23
TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES:
DIP BARHYDT, Secretary Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, No. 10 Wiiam-st.
WIN II. PHELPS, Trembey, rlelp, Co.. No. l9i Maid
enlsne.
SAMUEL B. HARD, Pre,iden. Open BOsrd VI Brokers
No 20 viism-st
JAyAN TAssEL Van Tss.e l. archer. Nos. ie AID 10
Jays,.
WIN. A. WHEELER Merchant. No. i97 Broadway.
THos. II. wAGsTAFF, wrssind GOe,chiu', No. II
Broadway.
n. o. ARCHER aerclept, Mo-. 10 sud 10 Jsysi.
g. W. SNOW Merchant. No. 3iJ Broadway.
HENRY EDWARDS Merchant, Boston, Mass.
The property Of this company Is the celebrated ws.so
Farm on Watson Flats Oil CrseA within the borough
u TITUsvlLLE Penn aud Ie rom the Railroad De
pot owned IN FEE and divided INTO .ixyour lots each Of
which affords territory FOR two ,ye'il.
Eighteen wells have been commenced. aud two are com
pcted aud yielding sixty barrels pcr day Thcse are opened
by psres taking leases from the Company Applications IRE
made By parties for leases terms paying the Company
royay At the highest te- knosD 50 the business and
bonus besids - the Company derives 10 income from the
royalties Tie leases grants no working esPss s Ie
quired.
pany pay the customary average moa.hy dividends but
this beginning bears 70 small proportion 10 the results er
pcc,cd from tho further progress Of the leases hst It !. no.
deemed important worthy Of mention an Indictment
for inye sI1ent in the stock.
Tie well established productive character Of ills property
freeing from all rik TO yield o. oil and rs vicinity 10 ma.
ke give peculiar advantages The on can be pseed on the
cars At Tilusye ole mile distant. by good road for about
FIVE cents Del barrel This s,anege the product
Of more distant wells Is of .tselt large proa
Extract rom letter written bys gentleman ito'ye
WHO IA thoroughly informed the subject Of oil territory
''I7 Is ADMITTED BAsDs Thai Tsis,Po the prop
eriy Of this company MOST PROLIFIC or OIL oS ANY
wIrHis FIVE NILz['
Circulars and books os subscription TO tina Capital stoeA
nay be found with
TREMBLEY, PHELPS Co. No. i1i Maiden 'an.
WN A. WHEELER No. I97 Broadway.
SAMUEL b. HARD, No. 20 Wiiliam.,.
WaGsTAFF GOErCHIuS No. IL Broadway.
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= B. LAsrrs Prs.aec4 v Csrvrns vief- r ~
6. ~ JokDAy, Cashier.
rIyHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF IhE CIAi
OF HEW-YORK.
PAID IN CAPITAL-..'''''"tt I'll ,Ooo,ooo'
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE uNlrEDSTAlLS'
lxp AUTHORIZED AeEnr rHB yREAsrsy'


No5NAssArsr., Feb. II. 1885.
,, s.pi wa ora.nsd under the EstioDa Banking Act
a, lone last BIZ Mr. CIV. CULVER and associates with
adm Csu.s Of s no and hos been In successful opera
ben spce that period.
usra,anp Capital has now teen increased to sooOc0o
And by recent rrrsnseIoen. Messrs WINsDOW, LANlER
Co. ofths City her Correspondents together with Messr
CULVER PENN Co.. and their friends being persons Of
..ltnon standing and isrsa poeirry means, have become
tie owners ofi;s Capital stoct'
IN. managers Of this Back are, l for many years have
been IN co.e snd extensive business relations with Banks and
gsnleT. In all Ea OF the eoury and their experience and
sasiy to The Interests ptTus.ed 10 the need pecon
msndailon
The Bank prepared 70 open accounts with deposor
su will allow four per cent nsres to Banks and Bankers
their cTedi. balances, rendern! accounts cuusnt monthly
Collections made through oil parts OF the country the
most favorable terms.
This Bank s accredited Agent o. the Government, and
vii give particular attention to tie purchase OF all Govern
Securities and viii discharge all business insted TO ia
care promptly aud without cost 70 Us ouespondents-
J. +. ID. LANiER, President
C. N. Jobpkx Cashier.
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HENDKICK LIBRICAIoR,


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psc., who Is.e ~, ni ere using he a. nonck Lrio..
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~. a. FONDA. go. a'r Lscs.~'nns and oooi"''asih
Mo-. mnTTnEWs 4 BROTHERS s.'aniop Peno
Join p SMITH, g., Sapt Pcnnyi' miltch Company
'J j. BfaJNMiN CO.. Foundry and M,rh'D. Work,
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HAsvfI n BROTHERS. 40 10 wes,s' H-,e.York
". h. M IN, esq., Genefol sp!t De'fot and Nlw'uhsr
mrNfiEGDOy hNn BgoAD.roP RR.
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CINCINNATI AND aiiiGAGp RlL
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CERrlfl' FFs.
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ttnrosDsLg. Penn, june ~. 1863
we have hsi 81. }. r.. iirndh'S, LUBRicATINu OH
H. use I9rnr,fh, rr ye upon our Cos tssser.
ecr and M cfs holi lioo jonrslsl upon onr station
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mseln.ls a. eon'rT iu commanding a.. 1uHnorto sy
1brcstor have heretofore used Il l. fNy cqrs 10 be
,gi s.I ,,tc ti. r. y opinion ils eqial iof use
npon sca ng nscl'ns h,v3 s.urssed 81. siec.' IN
CITAs. r. NURrS sap n. 4 H. c. 90.
-. Hand fl
two y,sfs pas of md other machinery. end recon-
Joiiv A. SMITH, Sug'. Pom. co. Co.
DUNNcRr. jane %, 1873
We ny robcnr IN lie foregoing elements 81 g. ?. Wt,,
ssa AND ioGr ~ Saith c.. r-sid 70 tie superior lpsy
Of 'HENDRiCkS LUBBicMoR. having r',d = IN s'f
works ins about iva Nrlgs -. -
=. RFNJNNiN 4 co.
rsaniery md us'hias Nork', Crboudsle. fenn
J.. JONES 90.
Goa opel,iofs DiJ phsnt Penn.
frGENt =. DENki.
s.p'. H.. l. sud Goa Co.. Scranton Peun
con D. YOUNG,
Eouesdie Pe1r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23
Deircleun1.
DROgPECTUS OF THE
IRVING PETROLEUM ,COMPANY.
DIVIDED INTO loo, 600 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, SIS ZACH.

Temporary oGeo u ,Le Company ., RANDOLPH ~ eco
LEYs, No &c wAsst N.wyoIs.