the Vitt , ;.l.;ugh 6pettc,
TCESDAI, STA I.( H. 27, 1566
FOR 00 VERNOR :
MAJ.‘EN. JOHN W. CEARY,
OF :MIR ER LA SD COUNTY.
NOTICE TO ADYEBTDIERIi
Nociee If hereby elven that hereafter all ra.mg
sterrr savertlsements received et this °RI., must It
irsid tot when banded In. except In the case or
',eery advorizero, who. bine will be rettlere
. aarterly, BA usual. Actrentwers will pleast make r.
uote of t►la, Is the rule of each payments for ad
re rtteescletas of the charuter stated, will he
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Tbt prlea of our pawl.. 11111EE CFNT at the
coubStr or from lICWIIiKrr. Served by carriers $t
YIIrTREN CENTS per week
P.!
A meeting of the Itetotblut: Executir,
Committee htts !wen 1 . 1311 ed For th, ;01 ap-
Proximo. It is umit•rhtood that
of the inecliog it t ,, fix the tiny for making
di.trict .aunty nominnijonu We
:UN. to f•SpreSS the hope that a dot ,1;1 ma
he fixed earlier than in done. A mon!li ~r
w 4 • later would not tw ohjectitmalde 111 , .
Willitt•Ver day may .!rt. rmlned 111,
h 9 am.~mu6L tie lw tiro
ilblivoltokl, Who lbtv, iter...ov,l .1 ,
dolbe. of the Coll \ 1 . 10 101 l mu,
aMith. infJrmation and lake mra,urt at
or , liuglp
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In his laic nuuuai Int-..,ag. 11. 1111 g,
:ature, Goveroor HTIN called aiipnli,.l
o the syntent adopt..Ll I.y S.:1It• I") 11.
of our ,ottitcr, anti 1 - 1,1 , 11,1111•11 , 1t•ti lint' ,
Inututre of ninti,
that system NVIES ;1111
continued.
There Wllz. II time when the
that the t9 , true owes maintenance And
Calloll . .41 every child permanently 11,111.
ed within it. borders, would lutNe 1.0 . 1 . 11 It
eCiVed with nn inereduliito Aare a. a sign
ry of frenzied radicalism. That tinic
fortunately gone by. A few tossilcil ion
iiervittive, may still cherish flit n , .1103 .1131
3 child has an n¢ht t.. horn of .
iarenta, or, if born, must path. ntly
mit to a life 01 ignoninia• and tr ulcers
but these aniihnated id ea , h e ld hy
great bulk of svositoo 111,1111' , 1•1011gi
to the 'lark 33 , 1 top pertineni
relation to the la and
civilization
Wlitle the claim of all children to suf
port and discipline, at the hands of
Mate, is full and imperative, and on IL
distinct and sufficient ground that they ar.
auctions in the integer of society, the n'.
phaus of soldiers, fallen iu the defence
the nation, have an add'tional plea ail
lien. Orphanage, of Batt], :sakes u loud
lug appeal to the sensibilities of ever,
right-minded man and. woumu. They (rot.,
under whom Providence has smitten down
the natural props, necessarily full on tit.
bosom of the community But when a nuo:
has voluntarily laid !Unwell on the altar tt.
sacrifice, and perished that the 1 / I lti,,
might live, his childnen. in an especial atv.
tender sense, become On, wards of the pelt
,tle. Pennsylvania, in obedience to a nob''
instinct s has recognized this obligation anti
made provision for its fulfillment.
From the last Annual Report of the Ilt it
TROILAN li. BUIU.WES. I
Soldiers' Orphans. we leant that over
children have actually passed under It.-
rare These are all itildren a hose flatlet -
deceased while in sera .ett in 3 Pl3lll, .
EN
fin reffinottit, or in Prnuy •
navy of the Coiled Stale'., iit, it xff r ,i;-
1111'0 % by rea.on or {I
of di.ense contracted while in :old. -, rvi, •
Moroover, thew tiro children whose mot!
era or other reins iVe , upon t, honi a,
naturally ,lepemlunt, are tumid, 1,,
SUITI , I , III maintenance ailtl proper I
umii.ou in atltlitlon, about GOO more
~ppliention for 34,1rui5.,i011, most
wll.un have .Intihtles. by till.. time been a ,
eeptedl. It i, e.tinutted the whole
iII reach 3,000 Ifrplitoo, of from tour
eight soars of ago, roliording to phyqi,..l
Atol mental devolopturnt, havr, for want r
means ant! taint u, vgnatikil ,paratr i.
.1 itntiont, been pha--at in the 1)rpllm
Horns+ and Al•yllin. in 4.o,lenci in r,
cities anal larger tow a.. For the old, .;
Owns Iwo grail,- ha ye ht.
..peneci; liar fur the more juvenile, an
another fir tho, mort• ,han c , ( l ih lifi•
rhig duoity was -I:tried "n a cent ,,,, ..
di•nati,n from
COIll .')
Dr. A. G. Et.IIEIIT, i Mercer ',wily
recently g.nre a farm oi 111 u hundred, al'l ,
of suitable MO, , n 1 which, .11 fib OWIJ el./ I
he will creel buildhoz, at an •,ibo
lt,f, that. $100,11 4 10. Io . 1- 1, , 1111111041111e
lilur hundred 4,1 the, childreu.
it ix estimate:l that the average touni..
of cliildren to la: thus Alma; Heti the t at rt t
year Will In '2.500, and the a VVrago
each *130; making en aggregate of
000. As there is on betted an a Ile a
balance. of $22,000. the new approprhui• t :
required will be itt:10:1,750.
It is thought probable the mixitni.a
nuntber of children bi. maintained and ecti
cated .will be reached In IN6C, and will r,
main stationary in 1867 and 1868. as
number of tlisiliarges in each of !l a
years will probably lie about equal to ih
number of the infantile class who will at,
ruin the age of tour years, and be admittis I
In Isti9 the number trill begin to decre..-,
sad will rapidly fall it bs sari “„j at
xgc "r sixteen years, when they
bound out In trades In liStti, on this ha.,
the schools will close for want of Ultimo
The Superintendent estimates that #150 . ,i
will be the average yearly cost
We are moved to the acceptance of •Nir
STLW AST'S proposition of granting UniNer
sal Atones:; '.= exchange for Universal "of
(rage, not because we have "'cased to 0,
bevy "treason is the highest crime known
to the laws, and ought to be punished as
such;" but because President Jou:Naos, who
propounded that axiom, has changed, and
there Is, consequently, no longer any hop,
of bringing any rebel, even JEFFER,oN
rIA Ylt. to punishment for his of - Tutees
The Executive holds every man to he
loyal, no matter how red 164 hands may be
with - the blood .if the „kr,. i
uoers of the re• t PROVILESN or LOYALTY IN NORTH CAD I -.---.---
public. or how black. his 0 -art may be with ; "Li NA • -- The Raleigh (N. C.; •Rro , d.Pd or i il'w"'ls'p r i . 7-I'::::i l p`or'i. 7,r-T..."1-n."‘c i i i ,Th'n ' 'l'ir 5i.'n . i . j 0 1 ,',.
„ r i me , against t h,. p ,„,,.. ~,..0 „ ,
an,) 10,,., , : a rri: T ce h tt
t date o l o ir tlefwg ki•nmsn & I ... of tn:,l ~ ty. i, tr..* ;ta g throo,l,
Wilmington, i n ii,i, orate. sin, I. pr. ~ • 11i g 11112,. , :r 1.5 :ti) sgulil An•l
ties of the people, who support his Polii t i.a. recently passed livpopular pli:ctiiiii ! r. " ‘"'"`l''''''''" '''''''''' Al- "' 110 ' ''' d I '''
of Reconstruction. Finding the P 0 ,141 1 .11/ 'Mir the hands of loyal Union urea b. to ' 4 , : : : ' ' ' ' ' l: :: ' '' ''' ''''''''
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thus standing in the 101 l of justice, htio be tarots Of original s e , e nni n ni a l,, an d i n i, 1 i t......p.,..;.'! .. ...::,'4,, r .; ''''' 'V..',:.' . "'•' "'''• '
shielding the highest offender. rr,,,,, it„
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N T , 1 ,, 1e . sat-u• is true as to t 114. . „",';',. ,"„'•••• ;',.. `....11 . :' . ...:••••: ' . ••• • •
penalties due their delinquenpies we an , n t i i ' ,. v n ' n . n l o r inng j a t rn i nn 'e t r n . n , u li n . ( b e ; l i i i ,': ~,:,...,
...............„.........- W. A. II KIII. , S.!'Irrk
ready to yield the point, provided the bid 'I. ..i• , ire. it ii considered disreputable •
iin Wil • ington to he an outspoken, uncut'. ...___.__ REIGOV ALS. JIIIN
Inc can be put into the :muds of tile email
iliated bondmen, as an instrument of pro 'iiiiial n t don man. General Robert Ran- D i' M
EON 41.
lately of , F.0..1, iatelv of the Confederate service has 1 - 1 -
te, thin to thermadves and or security to the i„.,.„ chosen Marshal of the town, With u' R. C. HOWARD ,t, , ,, 11171 E rank.
..,lut. sal. n. 11,1 art,
nation. . salary of 552,000. General It. is, we pre- ~,,, .. I r ogee. awl u 1 11 (...na1t II
.t prrforuk what we cto
,LI ykry";tlql;"'4l..L.Ml,;l:3.V - : ,":', 1',',1! "''' ~ „" n.ton.i .the , non.
The Cpriirriercid/ may ileied an inoorisird
same, still annartioacti
, aWI e• t4igil.flel,l. .? rA. tirno col Agri., I 311
envy :. : •51.1,11 illis proposition and our .
k SAIS 1 , 11..\-Nel.oo Jury tins in. with al t , 1 . ,. , st . i i i .i b_ u ts ,t -'t .: ' , 1.6 ,, )1 1 7: w iT ARD T AN :
5 7,7: 5 , J' i , " \ ' "'"11'. .
former One. WP are sure no man of sense tnutineers of the ship White. S ' IV (I roprletta,. -- - -. ._
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in this community coui.urs in that judg- the Frotnid that their acts were justifiable • - • -
PIANOS.
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ill view of their inhuman treatment by the . ELECTION NOTICES. 12 SECOND-HAND
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°dicers of the ship. The mutiny consisted ' — -• st4h,,Ula.;t7isa,iscsit;;; ‘ ~ , PIA.N 0 S , 1 DENITSTRY
ON th, Iltii last . counril Bluffs, lowa, la Placing am' a cePlag ilk , calgain and . , 7r- . .. - r 31 .‘"="8 -,. ..• M.rch h'• , v. , - i
i i A ELECTION 1 OR PRESIDENT
mates in iron , until thew agreed to to at
r leet,d a clean rilion ticket The .Vonp a . 1 ,, ,.t ., 1 , , , 1 , x 1.. ,,, ~ 0.- .., 0 , . MA ...CIII,T I. I: At 5.4 :C,, 1 , . IN, S6O. 5.15, 51100.1420, JOSEPH ADAMS, Dentist. Cun
the men as I;unian beings; which the,, s
...,.,-; „, ••f t wa , a 4 ,,,,,," fight . a nd the ~, e re released and the voyalre t onlidete.) ii .o."• : • i:s ' .‘.4 1 1.: , ' , ' , ~.,'',:,..'.' , V., ' '.'.', '`a ~",,'‘, I',.ktn,.! 1 ,140 and upwards. , (7dNP - 4-..., " ' " 1; ,rt.''' 4,l'.`tit''i',,'" I tir., '
twe. o tl, , ~,, .r., of, 44,1 1 ,, , ,at /.
bi POW N: Lbr " gaLl '" b 1.
, ...: Au 1 111, U. Or . Dlhl-., L atela'r. . tul .' L ISA Id...2'7*FL DLL id E. IZ /Hal ill.rovt. ' 11.171 n, . . ""
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tel
t..'ops are under • a ithout nut further trouble.
If this bill had no other vrarrant is tip
Constitution, it hae suffirteL• to t AI , . 'el
meat abolishing Shivery. Sr,
A_IITICLE 18-BE , TION I. Nei?, ht-r-::,y, v
nor involuntary ..rvitudr•. e,
ishment for erime,wA 1
r•reof rlrr•
have been duly
vithin the I:rite;! Sena , -, or any t• -41
. 11 to their juri , dithel
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of lt,Vry no, and coioi,
without regard to any previous condition of
slavery o involuntary seri itude, ,cr e pt
a punislithent fur mini' whereof the party
shall have !wen duly vont' har4
the saute tight to rake and ankircr von
. I raats, sue, ue the party to suits, give ell
,lence, and to inherit, purchase, lease, sell,
hold, and cOnvey real and personal property,
alw to have the full and 'quill benell. of all
law , and proceeding' fur the security of
1 ,4 0 ti and property, and shall be subject 1,,
like punishment, pains anti penalties, and
to unite other, any law, statute. or 'will
; !lance, regulation, or ru>tom to tin Cl , lll lire
110 i IV ithatAnding.•
bection second i- tLc stntrmc ut ilic
iinnii-hment which '4lll'lllw inflicted nn nry
I rail' u'ho shall :Ith•Capt in c any ..11 •
liar pluislntirn;
Tin penalty
pri,mkinent one year,
lion t le Court
Ik% e juri..liet ion u'er nii,dethe:oo•l - - 101 , 1,
I Di.nirt c o w -,
t hei r
1: h, >uali itav, t •!y or th, cow.
•.;i ho• c 1 - 31 titnlrnoognizuth rot,tll,rtih t
.111(1 utlrurt, t l lllll/litteti /ignin,t th, pl'll%
,ons thk ud
TEE PURASE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU in
describes the mutters cottunii
to the ebarge of Gen. How CHI, :iIDI hi ,
iale- The operations of that Bureau
ri late as intimately to the wants and neei—
sitics of the large classes of while popula
tion as of the blacks. It is indispensable, in
the transition state in which Southern mei
ety now is, that the Government interpose
its authority and benevolence. Practical
ly. the question narmws itself to this--is
it preferable that the President Should in
terposc without lute to do those thing,
which the Bureau Bill would have legit
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SUNBURY, PA., March 23, I t 4136
EDITORS PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Hate
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the kindness to correct the statement in -
:
your biography of Gen. Geary that "at the
_ pLSSO L . t. Tip N§„
Leeompton Post Office the Governor's let ' 1 WitiOLUT lON 0 i ('O-PARTNER
tern and papers, both private and official. i A-"sill 1.. -II I LI.I ANI ,M 11 .12.1 2,1,W IN 1111.1- .
were opened and their contents scruti i """ 4 ' rmr '"`""' ' i n", ',/ Ti:;;;1i En a , o
uized." (a , a
~,aa.„„,,,,,,„ ic D. , 1111 n
My father, the late Dr. A. Roclrigue, of i nii.Titeitb - L - Ciii".ki• -' h A liiii i k ‘ i v .. t'it.iin'El.e.
Pennsylvania, was the Postmaster there, ' an 3 DAYto m. siitlf•H sr o s..anltted m tut:m.o.!
a gentleman whose high Integrity of char- ' ''''''''' ""' n"
"‘ l'orl ' th. 1311,,. / lint A ",
Octet is beyond all question and well- ' llrr "" s ' U ' M*r." ' h • '''' mlif...ato
known. The papers were opened at Law' : T )ISSOLUTION OF CO-PA IlLTNEß
rence, not Lecomptoni and in consequems-; -+-••• elt it'.—The co-p.rts.er.Lli. It., wfoo. 0.1,1,
.
',Mint 5 . ..1ta At LU . w•.. 1--
01 it my father applied LO the department I ,7.% l ;!; u rrliis'iall s ees.iio;i. on January' Int 1.. w.
at Washington for brass locks to be put on . e. i .
. Tao oafs!, of the Imft Erni .2rlll I.c .mittl2) ,
the mall bags that they might come safely i LIAM ['Mil' n . who 'slit ms , oVI i tn T.,•, , r,; , , , 1 .,..,,
through.
,1 A.l E.l 1 ,. . A V. ,: 4 .
Al Lecompton Gov. Geary had no better ' PITYS.CIuiII. Mal. 12 .tl2, 1.:.. ‘ ' - ..
n212 .. 3t
friend than my father, who had known .-.........
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS• BILL
thila ur, 04 . 1, by
T,. '1"•I f 4,4 ..1 Ilia I.i!
-Do all I,er-oils dirt, In the I nit,'
:ATP! a t NUltieet 1,1 Itlly
r. exuludiug the Intliatt4 not ta•k•il, nm
hervoy drrLvtil 111 the I"nit,•,l
Slate, without ,dot But
Lion third detinc, what
Ns hot, fourth and tint, Mark qut the
tintic, of the District Attorneys. Marshal , .
And ch a ir deputies, anti The Co:null:i:loner ,
appointed by the Circuit and Territori a l
Courts id the United State. "With a lien'
11) 11 lord in g reasonable protection to all r
-on• in their I • oustit ut ion al right, of equal.
is hvfort• tb- law, without
rail or color, or prtiviiiti, rindiiiiin of ~hn
iin voluntary , ervitudv, xelll
ituniAtment for crime
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any prr,ons who shall knownn:ly
wrongfully ott,tru,t the f• •cf.f uti~u rat
warrant or pro,.P,:b
The concluding Svctions enipmvel th
President, in the exeentio
using into requisition, to as full an ext.,
may la• uevdful, the laud and naval
of the United State,
The object of the hill i> maniftst li
aot strife and distmil. Thy aim is sat t•
!rtwittle on and humiliate Ills whtte
“1 - the south, ur any of them St's win
torfore with ths right, whith soy tu.
Southern communities now posse,, or ud.
he entitled to when restored te their eel
sition as equal and independent mrtnb, r•
of the l • aion The bill is in strict :let or I
sues with the U n txtitutional amendni,o,
which gives ( . 1 logre, , tit the ttr,,ttrit Itt,iu ,
authority to it ai,late for the aint.ie it: •
protection u.t the right, ten it acquire It IN .
. 1 W bulk of the black population. Nor tt
the operation of the bill confined to ill-
States. Whereset, under the
lag, the natural awl inalienable right• el
trJiXed • 'ojel ; 1.0 I lit In,
'Braden, tbi, hill -irn.,l
vtlkiPtlt n•tn
•• the Lill in ..it t ot t . • s ent, th
run Inb , !Je father. Of 111. reolll,li,
dec!ittril purpose of tin 'tut i,.11
torus its its pr•nmlrh i
'To forni a more ilcri,L Union, 4,tal
fish 111:11ee, incnre dotneQtic•
provide Ptr the croon deft•nt I' r
:he gcneral and the Lie,
lio , rty to alien e. arid ,tll'
The 3ti,al toterati.m (tI ry
the Constitution was at varian,e 1:,,
dominant imentimi of tit‘b
h.etni”h upon its fame, a cloy matn its
fuln , anti the pretext and . 4h.easion
the that
so reliantly C0111111.',1
country.lt would, unquestionably,
falsa and absurd to say, if Slavery had not
hoer 111 . 11uie,eti in I Sit discord :Mil fruit,
tidal war would be unknown among us, lad
it would lie safe and true to sitters that lot,
for rita very t hi' late war would not In",
..aptiettail. 'nit Constitutional Anitimluii•ii;
linti:eited from the iirganiti law tlu iiit. as.
that ma- wasting the national 91ront:In • I:
!,rought iLs part, into Lannon:) . ,;111,a4
other. and prvilared It Way to rcalip• t!„ ,
11.tmii.ToN and .1
h:11 ^. 'llll, ry hl;‘.• :nea t
..),ouhl no; he Etl,!el,, ,
in th,• inntrumeni e 4 its vlint
Correction
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him many years, and also Gen. Geary — i, CAUTION.
vt ell aware of these circumstances himself -
Very respectnilly, dze, TO FURNITURE DEA LEIIII AN D
A. BELLAR Rotrllln vv. • L'PIi,rI,TEIIERS.
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FOR Silk:l2ll4
SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
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CHARLES BARNES,
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AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
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.?t ' ‘ CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &;
E OFFER THE LAI/GI:ST
."' •'Ll " Stock in the West of every
thing in the line of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Damask, Reps and
Lace Window Curtains, Gold
N, Bordered and Plain Window
1,1 t• 11•11 . • . Alt M, 1101.14",,
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STONE AND BRICK PAVERS, ere, of our own importation, at No. 120
W 111 'mon.' prosnwly too the Lowest Prices reached since , ItL „ A 1 BARG A Fr., . .
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Furninlinig and Laying Slone and
Brick Pavements, the war. A line of Scotch In- "
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grain Carpets, of our own
' „„, ~„, • portation just received---very •
t:.• It , edds,..ll, xt• tllrous ,
" r " “ ifin d handsome—never offered in this •
ntr. I. Alit sh. 11).
coitntry before---and at prices
based on the present rate of Gold ;
MCFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 it 73 Fifth Street, 2d floor,
SEED WHEAT
PHING WHEAT FOR SEED
Important to Farmers
Nest Imildlutt try l'. utoul
rot, • bua•ll ;ot nl ty Rupert., MIN N l'
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LICENSE LIST.
Pi'LENIF:NTA IRV to the Third
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Corner Flu Street and Daques n m iv„, litle.yv V. AI., larmlual id .tkuvas, and all other
ailitiktf ... "J . vAta. .of the sunsuit organs add their pruviattlon
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MERCHANT TAILORS
NEW SPRING STYLES
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
Fine Woolen Goods,
No. 75 Fourth Street, New Style Frizzed Nets,
THE LATEST PATTERNS . OF flair Coils.
Fancy Buttons.
New Empress !loop Skirts,
Velvet, Brtwels and Ingrain Embroideries, Laces,
CAFiTEPTIEL, Woolen Goods,
I.:mbroidered and Fine ['Tinted
PIALSTC) C 7 CoNT.E2PUEN. !
Rugs, (anion Ma tangs, dx..
W. D. & H. MCCALLUM
DRY GOOl I M DRY r;r)OTTS. TtT Nrr.
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JOSEPH HORNE & CO
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Nos. 77 and 79 Plarket Street
LACE CIiCiACAs.
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Cat - e .
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WHITE, ORR & CO.,
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PRIVATE; i)ISICALSES.
"Fa:" PENN STREET, urar ii 13
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE,
ANL L:, alms,
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or FANCY AN I) 1 . 1.A.1N ULLN NV "Idol
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I>►t•r:RH. ACINGS FOR 1566.
ila erica )4 il 'all Papers
a time In dye years
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FO,RT PITT FOUNDRY
H %RES IMP NEPHEWS\
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
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A. 2,RJLJ:ILEY & CO
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
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SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
111.1 Corner analthdeld and Fourth Street*
I> T. II lIITE 64 CO.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
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,ortt, ot etti.tacid •nd Chartfar. streets.'
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Li rooryttang ...lOW,
I ot , rmont, promptly atto.ndett to.
04, A , :.1.-.1141 tioeroo sod Usrilages always on
deßs
!;:•51-"RI.NG STYLES.
33 Mark, t :arqet.
11 et->()11.1 SC Co.,
131 WOOD STREET,
ADT ,ES' AND
EN.r.•. 1 UL'T AN I, BOYS' Wit 1/11TQNS,
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Ail the Latest Styles In Great Variety
FARM IMPLEMENTS
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