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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
LANCASTER WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1871

white man scarcely less than he had
shown in the days of slavery, who
probably yet said "Mas'r," who did
his work in all humility and with all
subsection, yet going openly to the
polls and casting his vote there
against the party of his employer
Such al instance of self-respect and
moral courage is to be admired even
by those against whom it acts. A
distinguished Virginia politician re-
Gently assured the writer that he had
not known of one single instance in
the State of Negroes selling his vote
for money and yet the same gem
tleman remembered, in the days of
the old hastings, not unfrequently
seeing white man approach knot
OF politicians, saying with the great
est composure, "Gemmen, what'll
you give for my vote ?"-and half
dollar or pint Of whiskey generally
concluded the bargain. In the jury
box the virtue and fidelity of the ne
gro are remarkable, to the actual
extent that it has already been OBJ
served that the worst negro crimi-
nails prefer to be tried by white iu-
ries rather than by peers of their
own color In fine, in most of his
conduct is perceived the evidence
of his deep sense of being on proba-
ton, a condition in which much will
be exactod of him by either the hos
tility or the incredulity of criticism,
and in which he can justify himself
only by the most undoubted proofs
of his worthiness and indeed it is
this visible impression upon the ne
gro, rs of one watched, that.affords
the best assurance of his continued
improvement and progress."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
State Items.

Tho Wisconsin tobacco crop i
estimated at 20, 600 cases this year
and is raised almost entirely in a dis
trict of probably thirty or forty mile
square, in Dane, Jefferson and Rocl
counties, and of which the village 0
Edgerton is the center. These farm
ers have cultivated this year fields o
from one to fifty acres. The averag,
yield this year will probably be /,
600 pounds to the acre, ind at 16t
per pound the total value Of the Wis
c3nsin crop will probably reach over
81 100000.
The Jefferson County Onion
learns that on Saturday night last
as Miss Anna Rutherford, of that
town, was sewing near a table, hel
bair caught fire from q candle, ant
the flames Instantly communicated
to her chignon, which, being com.
posed of jute, is highly combusti-
Bile. In her attempt to disengage
herself from the burning mass, her
hands were badly burned, also her
head and face.
Sheriff Pool, of Portage City, has
under arrest man giving his name
as John Clark, having with him a
dark bay mare, II or IA years old,
weight ten or twelve hundred, with
white spot or collar mark on both
sides of her neck, star on forehead.
large scar on right thigh, also a
black-seated saddle, bride and mar
tingale. The sheriff thinks the mare
was stolen.
The Berlin C0urant says: 1t is
doubtless very low and safe esti-
mate tina! there will be shipped from
Berlin this fall 20, 900 barrels of cram
berries. Some estimates have been
made as high as 10000. Cranberries
have already been sold in this mark
ct as high as SO per barrel.
There are 124 lumb Der camps on
the st. Croix river and it's tributa-
ries, employing $500 men and 1000
oxen and horse. The average a.
mount of logs cut each winter is
from $50, 600, 600 to 175, 600, 900 feet
The crop of nuts is so small in
Wisconsin, this year, that the resi-
dent gray sqirrels are pulling up
stakes and swimming the Mississippi,
bound for Minnesota.
The Wausau Wisconsin estimates
that only about 100000 feet oflum.
Der is now in piles at the different
lumber yards a falling off of several
millions of the usual amount.
Jefferson County has this season
averaged fifteen bushels of wheat, six.
ty-five bushels Of oats, and seventy :
Eve bush ella of corn in the ear, 20 the
acre.
The La Crosse Leader states that
a field of Scotch oats grown by DR..
Farmer, in that county, yielded one
hundred and twelve bushels to the
acre.
A Dodgeville dog committed a
suicide, recently, by hanging himself
with rope.
Prof John B. Parkinson has re-
signed his chair in the State Univer-
sity.
The Waukesha freeman has quit
the patent inside business. Sensible /!
"A Racine wagon factory turns
out wagon every thirty minutes.
The Adventists are doing lively
business in Arena.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

ass. In referring to the speech which
Doolittle recently made in GAINESVILLE,
the Gazette says:
The military record Of the demo-
cratic party is so mixed up with the
anti-draft riots and the expeditions
to Canada that the whole subject was
passed over very briefly. And thus
ended one OF tho weakest, most egot-
istioal efforts ever made to hash up
dead issues with political intidelity
and present it in palatable shape 10
GAINESVILLE audience, iorcibly re.
minding us Of the play in common
use among children entitled "he can
Doo-little who can't do this"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
Doolittle Ashamed of the Democrats.

Mr. Doolittle said short time pre-
vious TO his nomination, that he did
not affiliate with the Democratic
party. He said in his speech before
the convention that the nomination
was not sought and not expected.
He did not say that he was a Demo-
crat. His language was, IF the use
of my name can do anything to save
constitutional liberty and republican
institutions, in substance as well as
name, from the dangers which threat
ems them, then be it So"
In his GAINESVILLE speach he repeat
eddy speaks of Democratic Republi-
can" party, and not of the Democrat
ic party. 1t would appear from
these facts that Doolittle has captur-
cd tho Democratic party and being
ashamed of the name, is trying to
change it. How do the thorough
bred Democrats like the new name?
How do they like man who
would not affiliate with them before
the convention, and now denies them
before men?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

New APPoRTIoNMENT FOR MEM
BEERS OF CoNGREss.-No action hav.
ing been taken by Congress at the
last session on the apportionment
question, the Secretary of the Interl-
or will, under the laws of 1850 and
1862, make the apportionmcnt call.
ed for under the census just taken
The number of representatives will
be two hundred and forty-oDe, giv>
ing ten additional to the slave States
two each to Illinois and Missouri
and ono each to Iowa, Kansas, Mich.
igan, Minnesota, New Jersey, Texas
and WISCONSIN New York will lose
three, Ohio and Pennsylvania two
each, and Kentucky one, while The
New England States will probably
lose six in all. Some two or three
States will gain an additional mem
Der for the large fractions they may
show, which cases will require tn,
action of Congress to authorize cleo,
ton at large.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
ts~Now York

Iay> Now York, Sept. "a Lon
don special to the New York World
says that Disraeli, in a speech at
Hughendcn to-day, declared that
the Queen was physically and moral
" incapacitated from reiguing any
longer. The cons ernaton Is SO
great that some journals will sup.
press this portion Of the speech
while others will publish il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

saa-Tho popularity Of President
Grant with the people Of Ohio is be-
ing manifested ia many ways during
the progress of the campaign, and
Che Toledo Commercial says that gen
temeu who are stumping the state
are surprised at the enthusiasm Great.
ed by the slightest reference to his
denomination.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
s.ly- Rumors are current that Il

ssy- Rumors are current that the
Emperor of Austria, discouraged at
the troubles threatening his Empire,
coutemp'ates abdication. The pros
poets are continually strengthening
that there will, ere many months, be
war between Russia on one side
and Germany and Austria on the
ether.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

S@-Sanders, the head OF the Ku.
klux in North Caroline, refuses to
answer the Congressional Committee
on the ground that he would, by so
doing, cripinate himself. And yet
the Democracy declare that the re-
ported ku.klux outrages are all
CANNON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

sgPutnam, CT, claims frst-class
honors for a young lady who is an
adept at blowing, planting, haying
and harvesting, and at the same time
is an expert in all household affairs,
and acting the lady, teacher and
musician.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

E. D. Baker, formerlyleditor Of
the Sandy Hill IN. y Herald, pub
fishes the staten ent that he was per-
manently cured of asthma Of many
years standing by the use of equal
parts of pulverized saltpetre and su-
gar, burned in his room.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
Rag Brigham Young. having bee

I9- Brigham Young, having been
indicted by the Grand Jury on the
charge of 'levdly and licentiously
cohabiting with sixteen different wo-
men," whom he claims as his wives,
be was on Tuesday last arrested and
will be tried by the United States
Court now in session st Salt Lake
City. Now will come the real test of
the polygamous abomination in Utah,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
UNITEn STATEs HnTEI..
PLATTEvILLE HOTEL.

d. elise proprietor. Dunleith, IN. near Steam
-. boat Landing and Passenger Depot General
HaRe office for Pateville Lancaster aud points East.
stnbling Ia connection with the hotel. 22-5O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
J. II. SN BCLODB,

NOTARY PUBLIC Claim Agent, ANA Agent for soy.
~ ernl Of the best Life and Fire Insurance Com
ptnita IN the country Also Licensed Auctioneor All
business entrusted % him viii De promptly attended
%. ~ Cassyille wis 2l-l7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

n a. GATES, proprietor, Platteville wis This
~ now hotel Is situated on lot or Oak St 2 doors
south Of Main. II Is newly furnished aud tied up in
INST class style. Good sample Room and Stabing at.
hched' Five minutes walk from the depot $3.50
per day. 22-23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

IL y. PHELPS, proprietor, Lancaster Wis Having
furnished the new three story brick hotel on the
oId motel corner am prepared 20 accommodate guests
reasonably. Rooms well furnished and table well
provided. Ample stable accommodations 22-30
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CARRIER HOUSE,


~ CARRIER, proprietor, Boscobel, Wis. Meals pro
ytded before car time, and patrons assisted with
baggage PrOmptness, and no delays at the Carrier
House. Stabng attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

physician and SURGEON, Lancaster, Wisconsin
ONCE At his residence, opposite Hon. ). Allen Bar
boris. 2l-43
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HUMPHREY & CLARK.

ID AN "a - rs
BLOOMINGTON, WISCONSIN,
DU1 AND SELL GOLD tNp GOVERNMENT
- Bonds anil ,strru FNehtn-s. Proapt At,en.
t.u given 90 collections go aN r.iatt ans tau paw
H.ntaf taxes Deposits received ent loans uee6tit-
t.i Advances made upon approved .urite. liz
l.U.,t allowed ON special deposits 40 best current
rtt.s .a+5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

n ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT ana CONVEY
VI ANGER, Bloomington, Wis Titles iuvestg gated and
perfected Collection promptly attended to. Refer
encea given when desired. 2l-23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
GATEs unIrsE

by @. D. STREETER, corner Of Mineral and Second
- streets, Plattoyille, Wis. Good stahling and at
t.mtLNn hnhiInra. Snmnln rnlma M Mimi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
DR.. A. a. gAQRER

II. w. SMITH, M. ID,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at residence, .
l doors wost OF Arcade Hotel, Georgetown, Grant
county Wis. 22-3b
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
JsHNELL g. CLARK,

ABSTRACT OFFICE
FOR GRANT COUNTY,
JOSEPH BOOK, LANCASTER.
Office 10 Bank Binding mp stairs
C22-lD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
DIR p. A. CLARKE

d, W, CARLEY NJ, D,
physician ANp SURGEON, Boscobel, Grant county
| Wisconsin. Office az his residence. 1890
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

~ >. HYDE, proprietor, Lancaster, Wis, corner Of
~. Main ana Spring sts Having bought the above
house aud rehttsd aud return,hcd 1t, avn prepared
u give every attention 90 Che accommodation of guests
nui WIit provided good table ana lcan beds. good
h'sutr alNUys On hand. 2l-3O
HOTEL CARDS, DINNER TICKETS, etc., printed
IL m eoodHtylc az the HERALD office.
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n. a. MryrR, Cashier. BIN CoArEs, Prcst.
LIST NATIONAL BANK

VNN Nv VWIN y W IoIUNcTNt
DIRECTORS
~. COATES ", Prest, JOSEPH WAIVER,
=. U.fARfEs, fnWERp MEYER,
eEv, .. HtDfHRANp, WILLIAM NELSON,
Transact General Banking Business buy aud sell
Government Securities, Gold, silver, Bullion &C.
Draws Atroct 800 the principal cities OF Germany,
England, Ireland scotland Scandinavia, France Italy
the Orient aud Australia Special attention given 10
the collection oimunie' aud iogueic~ in foreign coun.
tries.
February ~, ls1I 22.3stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Lancaster, Grant Co
1 Wis. May be found at his residence 200 yard.
west uf Jones Drng store. $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

PHYSICIAN aud SURGEON and Pension Examining
| Surgeon, Lancaster, Wis. Office over Meyers
= tore, 2O-2l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10
THE SENTENCE.

Judge Bond then pronounced the
following sentences, the prisoners be-
ing called separately and in the or
der given: r. A. Shotwell, six
years imprisonment with hard Ia
Dor, and a fine of $4,000; Alexander
Defriest, two years and $500 Ames
Evans, six years and s. 900, George
Holland, two years and $500; VIM.
McIntry, two years and SIS 1000; VIM.
Teal, three years and $500; VIM,
Scruggs, three years and $500; Spen'
Ger NJ. Moore and H. D. Fortune, six
months Imprisonment each.
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Liquors and Cigars,


PRANDIES.-BRAN FRERFS,
I'D 1885. James Henncs.y, 1858 and 1865.
Pinet Castilon, 1860.
WINEs.--AIoot i Chnndons CHAMPAGNES.
These all brands. being cole agent in South
Carolina. and tho Wines second TO none
SHEnnIEs. ALI grades, from common to the
finest AMONTILIiAIU.
HOOK, WHITE AND CLAuET WINEs.-Huck-
heimer, Lau.lcsheimcr. 1T Santcrnca, Latour
Blanch. st. Julien, La Iioae, Nicretcner. Mar
cobrlum, Ht Barsac, Chateau Santerncs,
Pontet Banet, Margaux. Grand Vim Chateau1,
IIahtte aud Latour. Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISTLES, &c.-Thcse are selected wit h
grcat care, and comprise the finest known
brands, whilst the stuck of rcctificd goods,
domestic GINS, RUN. DC. are offcr,d at lower
ratos.
ScoTcH WHIsKEr.-Rcal PEAT l:EEK, is of
my own import alton. very superior.
CIGARS LIVE INDIAN. Figaro, Fsranola.
Palmetto. and other brands are cff. red, choice
IN quality and moderate i'll price.
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and spc-
ciaily selected with regard to quality; and, u
word in your ear. the best is always the cheap.
est,.ln whatever one eats, drinks or smokes.
Dec ~ GEORGE SWIMMERS.
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- ARaEsT OF GEoRaE w. swErsoN.

ARREST OF GEORGE w. SwEPsoN.
Thursday night Of this week, says the
Raleigh Sentinel. George. w. Swerson
was arrested in this city, on bench
warrant issued by Chief Justice Pear
son, upon an affidavit Inade by Gov. r.
r. Caldwell. The warrant was executed
by Mr.. Scales, ono Of the city police.
The writ has several counts, charging
Swepson with embezzlement of public
funds, conspiracy to dofraud the State
and the Western North Carolina Rail.
road, Sc, &c. It was returned before
Chief Justic Pearson on Wednesday
morning, who postponed the examina-
tion of the case until yesterday morning,
when it WAS again taken up. and after
argument Of some length on both sides.
the Chief Justice decided to hold the
prisoner to appear at the Spring Term
of Buncombe Superior Court, which
opens next week at Asheville. in the
sum of $500, 900. and in tho meantime
to be in the custody of the Marshal of
the Court until the bail DO given.
Charlotte Observer.
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The Dubuque Times says: "Thc Regis
ter of the United States Land Office, at
Fort Dodge, tried a sharp game on man
named John Rogers, who had picked
out piece of Government land on
which he desired to settle. Tho Regis
ter told him (Rogers) that man named
Flanagan had prior claim, but that he
would try and arrange the matter. He
afterwards told Rogers that Flanagan
was willing to sell out his title for 5000
and some S11 costs. It turns out that
Flanagan was a myth, and that the Re
gister put the $211 in his own pncket.
Rogers, on making this discovery, sued
the Register in the Circuit Court, and
has just recovered his $211, with inte-
rest and COSTS"
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We're it not amusing it would he
pitifnl to reed of the French accounts
of German excesses. The chroniclers
of France never tire of recording the in-
dignities to which the citizens Of captur-
ed towns and cities are subjected by
the conQuering Teutons, forgetting
entirely how their glorious and more
fortunate martial ancestors demenncd
themselves when they overran Germany
under the eagles of the First Napoleon.
Thanks to the progress OF civilization,
the rules and customs of war are
more humane and honorable than they
were sixty years ago. Invaded France
is really suffering little in comparison
with Germany i'll the days when the
leg'ons of the First Empire subdued the
Teutons
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At Heinitsh's Drug Store
YOU CAN OBTAIN
The Best Articles
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Columbia, s. G

IT 1EBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL EnSlish Mustard, of warranted IN; ity.
rlav"ring Extracts, all concentrated ari OF
high flavor.
Spices of every kind, pure.
Ground Spices, pure.
Russia Shred lslnglaas. Cnxc's. Gclatne.
Sea Moss Farina. Pure Arrow Root.
Salad Oil, for dressings and table use
Celery seed, for flavoiing
Puro Extract of Vanilla feans
Pure Extract Of Lemon, from the fruit
Fresh Vnnilla Beans.
Triple Distilled Rose Water
Pure Extract Calves Fee, Jelly.
Food for Infants.
Broma, Cocoa, Corn Starch
baking Powders, of superior purity and ex-
cellence. and at less price than any other in
tho market T.. II. HEINITSH,
Dec IL Drupf,jat
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Christmas Books.

RhfAN Il McCAkrEH have just opened a
I'D new stock of HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London and New York.
ALSO,
RosowooG, Walnut and Mahogany WnITINa
DESKS, Portfolios, Toilet Books, Card Cases,
Pocket knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders,
fsncy Husbands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com
panions. PHoToGnAPH ALBUMS, Writing Al
buns, Stcrcoscopes and Views, Chess Men,
prices.
Tho British and American Poets Pocket and
Family BIBLES, Books of COMMON PRAYER, all
siZns and styles of binding; HYMN BOOKS, for
different Churches.
ALSO,
Some elegant CnnoMos and PicTunEs, in
ncnt frames. Dec 20
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WHAT TIE CITY PRESS SAY

WHAT TIE CITY PRESS SAY
PnIzE DRAwrNG.-Quitc n crowd assembled
at the Theatre, yesterday noon, to witness the
Grand Drawing of the North Carolina Bcne-
fetal Association. There were lGO prizes in
all, and little rolls Of paper scpar,:ing these
were placed IN wheel ON one side, while the
tickets were in another wheel opposite to the
former. Between the two war n table ut
which sat the Judges md Mr. John London,
Commissioner. The wheels were made with
glass rides, so that every thing within then.
could ho seen, and were securely locked, until
the drawing began. This war done BY means
OF two little boys, whowere securely blind
folded ono drawing Il number frnm onu Of tt
wheels and the other tho prize to corr, spo,d
with II. There Ia no question hut thai the
drawing war done in perfectly fuir al Il jus.
manner u i'nli,t9ton Duiy Jo,nn0t Uec 2
The GRAND DnAw1kG YESTERDAY. = me
grand single nuE,her distribution Of the North
Carolina beneficial Association, which took
place ct the Theatre yesterday, at o'clock
WAS the All-abs"rbing theme during the day
he drawing took pimce i'll pubic, Commit
teo having been selected from the audi, nee
to act with the Commissioncr in keeping al
account at the same, rms! :" atc that j; wa,
conducted fairly. Quite respectable crowd
was present to witness tic drawing. 1hc fol-
lowing numbers drew the PRINCIPAL priZes:
No: 1910, $1,000; M COOS, 50 500; No. SIG,
t2,500; No. 2si2 s., COO; M. lic7, s2 600: No.
44l2. 1000; No 1856. $500 The Ccrtii;c..e 9
No. 14O7 was sold to citizen OF Whining ton.
n. c. Wilmington Mor"in9 star, Utc 9
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Notices.

SPREAD THE TRUTII.-Some medical
men insist that it is undignifed to advertise
remedy, however valuable it may be. Queer
reasoning this. It is like saying that an arti-
Gle which the world needs should bc hid in
corner-that benefits and blessings may be
too widely diftuscd-- That the means Of pro-
tccting and restoring hoalth should be close
monopoly, and not accessible to all. rho
argument is bad. It is worse than that; it is
imtuman. Suppose nc STETTER'SS STOM ACI
BITTERS-an absolute specific for dyspepsia,
bilioasncss and nervous Gcbility-had never
been known beyond tho repertoire of tho
faculty, what would have been the conse-
qucnce? Instead of curing and invigorating
millions, the good effects of tho preparation
would hayo been confined to comparative
few. There is tho highest authority for saw
ing that light should not bo hid under a
bushel; that whatever is excellent should DO
placed as city on a hill, where all men can
tako cosnizance of it. 1t is upon this princi-
pie that the Bitters have been advertised and
continue to bo advertised in every newspaper
OF any prominence in the Western henis-
phcrc, and that the spontaneous testimonials
written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day, who would lye languishing on
beds OF sickness il the newspapers had not
spread fhe truth ,oith regard to this ,tnequaed
"piJ2rcm and CORRECTIVE far and wido Sup
pose profit has been reaped from this pub
iiclty. L. Mat any argument against it? If
the public health has been protected; if lives
have been saved; if tho feeble have been
strengthened and the sick restored, great
good has been accomplished; and who 30 mean
M to gruage to excrtions thus directed their
fair reward? Jan tC
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IN TIilS StIII ME-
ITO PRIZES WILL. BE DRAWN.

Whole Tickets, 95. 90; Halves. Sc 20:
Quarters, Si.25.
Or Send money by Pos. Office uidci or
HcGlstcrcd Letter.
For information and orders. address
W. II. GEKKEN, General Agent.
T. y. Box 50.
Principal Office, II Second street.
JOHN LONDON. Commits siOner.
Dec 13 lmO
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Notice.

TNtIE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK would
L call tho attention of the public to tho fact
TINT tln. are tran acting n GENERAL BANK
.HG BUSINESS, and extend the usual accom-.
modatl,ns To business men and Others who
favor them with their accounts
Oct 23 A q. HRENIXER Cashier
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ssTIIE BRIDAL CIlAMBfGR."-Essay
for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and
hHUHEi, which Interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure mcans of relief for tho Erring and
Unfortunate, diseased and dcbiitated Sent
rec of charge, in sealed envelopes. Address,
TOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 s. Ninth ST.. !,
Philadniphin. Pm Nov 53mo