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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Cont OF Carroll county, Letters Testamentary
on the Estate of
JESSE FREDERICK,
late of Carroll county, deceased. An person.
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 10th day of January next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
July, 1876.
CHARLES F. FREDERICK,
Jnly l9iA 40 Executor.
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The Convention assembled on Thursday
at lO;30 a. IN. and proceeded to'ballot with
the following result:

Baltimore county then gave its vote to Mr.
Hamilton, making his total vote so.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevenson Archer, Hon,
Levin Woolford, of Somerset, was declared
the unanimous choice of the Democratic party
by reclamation as the candidate for Comp
troler Of the State Treasury.
For Attorney General there were FIVE gen
uemen nominated, Daniel Clarke, Of Prince
Georges county; Charles J. NJ. Gwinn, Of
baltimore city; Hon. Charles +. Goldsbo-
rough, of Talbot county, Hon. ". II. Tuck,
Of Anne Arundel county, and Frederick j..
Nelson, of Frederick county. Four ballots
were had before a result was obtained re-
sulting in the choice OF Charles j., NJ Gwinn,
Of Baltimore city. i7A tfstf u
Mr.. Carroll. IN accepting the nomination
for Governor, made patriotic and concilia.
tory speech Of some length, and other uomi-
nees also made appropriate Acknowledgements.
THE PLATFORM. 4
We, the representatives Of the Democratic
Conservative voters Of the State Of Maryland
In Convention assembled, do hereby declare
our nnialiering devotion to those cardinal
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TIVE County commisionsrs sof Carol
a county, viii meet at their Office, in Wcst
minister, on the Hrst Nuzpkr on AcGrsr
1879, Tor the transaction Of business.
july 1914 clerk.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PusIlsHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
WILLIAM II. vANDERFORD,
nrriog. no. ., oARRoLL HALL.

TERMs.-s2 per year IN advance, Single copies a
.nis 10 subscription discontinued until all arrears
are paid unless at the option Of the publishers
Aor,Sd times or less for 81 and y cent for each
s,,hseo,lent insertion. one square . mos, $3.50;
as N, " mos, s.. Business Cards, not exceeding
= lines a. per year When the number OF insertions
2 nat marked advertisements viii be continued until
n,rbd and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must c0nhno advertisements TO their Own business
sis 10 cents per line Marriages and Deaths inserted
NEE. Obituaries and personal communications
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Building Lots & Dwellings at Private Sale.

Dullullg LUb q DWGllllgS dl TTlfdlG DdlG,
WYE, the undersigned, will sell at Private
w Sale, in the village of Eldersburg, Car
roll county, Nd, 10 miles from Baltimore,
~ miles from Sykesville Depot, Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad, on the Baltimore and Liberty
Turnpike, the following Property, viz: Lot
No. /, containing HALF ACRE, more or
less, improved by Frame Dwelling 26x36,
two stories high, q Rooms with elegant
Garden, Fruit Trees, a Well Of Water at the
door, and under good fencing.
Lot No. 2, containing HALF ACRE, more
or less, improved by Frame
AAS Dwelling 40x22 feet, three sto.
liZfi1H q. ries and attic high, suitable for
= asss-.&5 Store or Hotel, or business of
any kind, with Choice Fruits of all kinds
thereon, and never.faiiing Well of Water at
the door.
Lot No. 8, containing ONE ACRE, more
or less, improved by Frame Dwelling lix2S
feet, with cellar, two stories high, "a Rooms)
with Wen Of Water at the door, and under
good fencing.
Lot No. 4, containing TWO AND A HALF
ACRES, more or less, without buildings,
with Orchard of so Peach and Apple Trees OF
Choice Fruit, and under good fencing front.
ing on the Westminster Road, leading from
i1aluuiOtc anu i4lDtIty Ilht- HHaN fl.
Lot No. 8, containing HALF ACRE, more
or less, improved by Frame Stable 32xl6,
two stories high, with Stabling for Horses
and Carriage Room, also Wagon Shed l2xl6.
All the above buildings have been erected
within the last three years, and are in good
condition, and convenient TO Churches,
Schools and Railroad.
A farm containing 100 ACRES Of land,
with two Tenant Houses thereon, one 36xlG
feet, two stories high, four rooms, good
garden attached, elegant spring near the
door, stabling for three horses, the other
house is l6x2O with good garden and
water and fruit, &c. The farm Is laid off in
convenient fields and under good fencing,
20 ACRES, arabic the balance in good Oak
and Chestnut Timber, and within one-fourth
of n mile of Baltimore and Liberty Pike.
Persons wishing to view the property can
see it any time by calling on the undersigned.
LEWIS w. 4 L. d. SELBY,
Elderburg p. o. Carroll county, Nd.
july Zoe w-3tE f
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
Situated N Manchester DiytriH, Carroll
County, Maryland


DY virtue Of deed Of trust from John
I'D Frank and Violet Frank his Wife, duly
executed, delivered and recorded according
TO law, the undersigned, the Trustee named
in said deed will offer 1T Public Sale, on the
premises on which the said John Frank now
resides, one mike and half east Of Manches-
ter, and Immediately on the public road lead
ing from Manchester to Hofiacker's Mill, on
Saturday, August Nh, A. D. 1915,
at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, a tract of land containing
30 ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
adjoining the lands Of George Holfacker.
George p Miller and others, and being the
same tract or parcel OF land which the said
John Frank obtained from DR.. Henry +.
Beltz and George Eyerhart, Jr., Executors
Of Chas. Faes, deceased, by deed dated 9th
day Of December, 1854, and recorded among
the land records Of Carroll county, in Iiber
j. B. b., No. IS, folio 46s, &c The inn
proyements consist Of a two
story Log Dwelling House with AllA-
Back Building, Loom House, q -
Spring House, and all necessa. .
ry ontbuildings in fair condition, a good
Barn with Corn Cribs, &c. The land is in
high state Of cultivation, well watered, under
boou AVutihBf WIN n hut pfppoTllDn VI lHu-
Der Land, and has upon Il fine young Or.
ehard Of choice Fruit Trees in thriving con.
ditiOn.
AT the same time and place, will be offered
the following Wood Lots, being the same lots
or parcels Of land which said John Frank
obtained from DIR. H. f. Beltz and Il. J.
Crumrine and others, by deed dated 10th day
Of January, 1864, and recorded among the
land records of Carroll county, in liber @. y.
W. No. 80, folio 1858, DC, and situated on
the county road leading from the Union Tan
merry TO Miller's School House, about mile
from the Tannery and l mile and half from
Manchester. Lot No. contains III Acres
Of Land, more or less. Lot No. contains
8 Acres, more or less. Lot No. 10 contains
8 9-l6 Acres of Land, more or less; all lying
contiguous to each other. These Lots will
be sold separately, or entire TO suit purchas.
eTs.
TERMS or 8ALE.-0ne- fourth part Of the
purchase money to be paid on the day Of sale
or upon the ratification thereof by the Court.
balance in SIX, twelve aud eighteen months
from the day Of sale, purchaser giving notes
with security TO be approved by the Trustee
aud bearing interest from the day Of sale.
HENRY II. MILLER, Trustee.
SsiTn & McKELLrr, Solicitors.
july lots
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NO. ASA EQUITY

NO. 1883 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Margaret A. Bond by Benjamin Bond her
husband and next friend VS.. Amanda L.
Hape ct. ais
nRDERED this l4th day Of July. A. d.
" 1875, that the sale made and reported
by J. j, Baumgartner, Trustee, to sell the
real estate mentioned in this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
23d day Of August next; provided COPY Of
this order be inserted once in each Of three
successive weeks before the eth day Of Au.
gust next in some newspaper publish in Car
roll county.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
july l7-St FRASK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE
yam OF WG
Valuable Woodland, &C.,
ON THE WASHINGTON ROAM

pY virtue Of deed of trust from Jacob
ID Reese, the undersigned, trustee, will
sell at public sale, on the premises, on and
near the Washington road, about miles from
Westminster, adjoining lands of John WACO
ner, Jacob Ranoul, Hashabiah Haines and
others, on -ras,,
Saturday, The 94h day Of July, 1875,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
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Mr.. Chas. J. NJ. Gwinn, the candidate fol-
attorney general, is a little over SO years Old,
and Is known as an able member Of the bar,
and a citizen Of Baltimore OF unblenished
fame, He has served in the Legislature of
Maryland several terms most nscfully. was 4
member OF the Constitutional Convention Of
1850, being placed on the committee of Inc
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

july IO.it FnAsK 7. shaw, Clerk.
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THE MARKETS.
q WESTMINSTER MARKETS. s8 n
Wholesale Prices Reported by Z. S. Stouffer

Fanny, July 2sd, 1876.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

july lott FaAsg T. SHAW, Clerk.
, 1875-10-07
HOTELS. .......
PhZNB BR HOUSE,
CEELCAGo.
The Largest and IscAt-Furnisllctl
House In tho World!
ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
From $3 to SIS,
ACCORDING TO LOCATION.
ENTIRELY FIRE-PR0OE' 3!


TO the rroprietora of IFotets In Chicago ratten!afy
tho psefiIc," who arc falsely ndveTtlsiu9 tAet nn @
toa ar practically ase psoo and yet paying w per
cent for fnturanco: .-.,
1Iasing erected Fire-proof I1oto1, A. Al aaa,one'
of constrM ton If over hh1f ntliion o. unats;
and being nu~'ii,ng Any iiete' n anaEo t,fa WITTY ~
hescy change any yo = tn r , .r der
Of my hotal nny bring Oh III. baGk n .hH hanM np
eau carry TO m clnn,frr III thu FAlsner Hoase rares
I'M, inrly, tnn Wal,ssh asrnue extenson> In WHICH
chamber thn FURNITURE carpets, eur'esn1, md .sross
nrH II, rrmae a. they now arc. T. flfs may then "
bN IN shs middle ot tlo ro. after Which Tho door
n, Iii he kctt cI~ed for 1ltr. II, NJ tho exira-
tipn Of Tint time, te are hug nat ansead beyond tho
ron tho proprietor of the oppo'nR Hotel IL to ray
f,r to IanaEe By fire and snokn 10 thu furniture,
ec, but, il he IRE e1tends bcyond the !ntts Of Tho
ruon there wil3 not 10 any charge for tho dhtnnpe
u will pay the proprietor hrc thousand sioIa7s. un
condition, however Tint a1se IKE r'iys''Se ate1 r,
aslea in hour, viii p.y the PEopf1etors Of th,
Ilnte all taInaEs 10 tbs furniture and room, and
twcnty thousand dollars beadu1.
]epotftz uf the money to be nnads In any Bank that
may ho agreed us1n.
This challenge may no accepted enttse Or simply ~
10 the 1re-pruol quality Of tho fa1nitr iltn1kr.
rUrTl:it PALMER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

The Leonard Scott pabsishing Co No. q Bar
clay ST., New-York. hare sens es The rrpriss
Of Blackwcod for February. The contents are
- follows:
I. sstsisuuetfcss
II. 'sfhe Payment o. the Fire si,nsrds.s
ILL., The Story Of Valentine and his Broth
err
". The Abode Of Snow"
v. "AHce Lorraine" Part Xf
VI. .sPolitics AZ Home and Abroad
The periodicals reprinted by The Leonard
Scott Publishing 10. i4i Barclay Street, n. "
are ss follows: The London Qaartsrlv, Eain-
bureh. Westminster. aad British Quarterly Re
views. and Blackweod's Magazine. Price. 50
year for any one. or only Si5 for all, aad the
Postage Is prepaid by the Psbiishers.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died, at her home, the residence of
Alexander Beale, Esq, in St. Inigoes'
district, of pneumonia, on the 2Sth Of
December, 1874, Miss ELIZABETH E.
HERBERT, aged about SO years.
Affection and gratitude prompt the
writer of this to say few words in
memory of one of the truest and best
of women-possessing a. she did, all
OF those qualities and virtues which
charaeterize . good and devoted Chris
tian. Her modest and retiring man.
ner; generous, unselfish and self-sacri-
ficing disposition. won from all who
knew her best, the highest respect and
esteem, and whose life and example has
and will no doubt serve to stimulate
others to good, that they, too. may meet
the reward which our beautiful religion
bids us hope 10 hers--abright and bliss
full home in Heaven.
~ r.
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II is asserted as n fact that every canvasser
who has turned his attention to the iniroduc-
ton Of the New Family Sewing Machine In his
locality, or who has been fortunate enough TO
secure an agency, has outstripped the bIst eff
forts in making money Of ,he old and tried
Agents of the high-piiced machines, which lat
ter they now replace. The demand is enormous
and sales so rapid and money made so readily
with so little effor; that Farmers, Tradesmen.
Spectators, &c, are focking into the business
as fast as they secure territory and get their
goods on the ground TO supply anxious cus'om-
ers. Ii il Is marvellous how these machines sell
when exhibited, IL being a recognized fact that
people will buy the hes, at the lowest price -
IL certainly is the Machine Of The times and does
the same work, as other Machines AT $4,000 or
500 90, and We really believe it would sell jus,
ms readily at double and then not cost half the
usual price OF good article, for ii is aston
ishing TO see the vast amount of labor it per-
forms at so low q cost The inventors are dali
ly inundated with testimonials of the worth of
their new Machines which 50 suddenly and sue
cessfulIy bounded into popular favor. Improves
to be Just what Is wanted every day, by every
one, every here, who has family. II has
strained an eHviable reputation in many
thousands Of homes and factories, for its
solid strength, power, rapidly, simplicity,
certainty, and ease Of operation, with ex-
treme beauty fnsness and reliability of its
sewing; while the wonderful low price Twenty
Dollars for Large and complete Sewing Ma
chine with strong table and treadlel, places
all idea of competition entirely out of the ques-
ton. II stands alone in its merits and price
We advise you 10 invest in one at once for your
Wife, Daughter, Mother, Sister or Lady Friend
and make home happy, or put them in your
factory, or what is better il you are lucky
enough. secure an agency, If there is none in
your town, and make money yourself. The
many New Attachments for doing extra hne.
skiifal and difficult work, are surprise in ,heir
simplicity Of construction and far below even
grange prices,n and will be delivered safe at
your door, no matter how remote you may re-
side. If you write for them. address. j. fHos-
sox HANNA & Co.. soT Broadway, n. !.
march 4, ls55-lys
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- nsor, now Senator from Ten
- - his appearance. leaning on
The o. tle Hon. Reverdy johnson.
I &C., = help rcgretting that the
lAttm y not on the floor as the mtae
$685. IA Maryland Ex-Governor
Why's = man Of ability, and has the
repu1nl d being . good debater and
huen1 ome say) an eloquent speak
:. Would Be we're ffter;
He lcu - fns ~ thou doss Aushony."
Tbs nes of the Civil Rights bill
was = E m triumph to the ultra re-
pub6co Enhorn a. it il of its most OBJ
jection6 provisions. You cannot leg
islate q = effectively or permanently
against cHsul iastiacss.
The FIRE of the Force bill to pass
the Sens Is a very significant fact, and
has give very great and general salts
faction, EN- outside the Democratic
party. Twas viewed by dispassionate
men Of 6th parties as most danger
ous meajfe, the precursor Of an at
tempt e <ecure the reelection of Gen.
Grant foE|nn indefinite term of years.
The Goyosnment organ, the '-RepubG-
car" IN "a its passage as essential to
the triul1ph of the republican party
at next Presidential election, and a
failure to.rass it would be almost an
assurances ~ it, defeat in 1877. What
GQ Ill % when the time ar
~ V 8 I'd, i ZONE here knows On
pretends to know. He is no doubt the
strongest man whom the Republican party
can put forth. He is much stronger
than his PARTY or any man they can
name-that is conceded. Will the lead
ers, Morton. Ferry, of Michigan, Blaine,
who are in the line of succession, agree
to a third term2 Not willingly, but
per force of circumstances they may
Ii the continued ascendancy of their
party depends on it, they must and will.
At least it is so generally believed, and
l share in that belief. The contest will
be a close one, mach closer than some of
our friends are willing to admit, and
our late triumphs would lead us to hope
aud expect.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

The Americas Farmer for Marrh contains q
useful and diversified table OF con'enis. The
spring crops, fertilizers for the same. live stock
dairy matters, fish culture, reports Of asrieul-
tural aad other clubs. all are treated. Tue con-
dillon o. The Agricultural College and the Ag-
riculturai Society Of Maryland are referred 10.
ara some Suggestions made for their improve-
meat. Almost every other seasonab!e topic
seems to be treated, and we incline to admit
the publishers claim that i, IS one OF the bes;
numbers Of the Farmer they have ever issued
A fneIy-exerrsed sheep cat makes . suitable
fron,isricce 10 the No. Paesished ey San
sand Son. Balsiuscre; Nd, at Sl.so g year,
ar 10 clubs 81 sve or more al si.io each, pos
tsge included. Specimens sent free On receipt
Of stamp for postage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

News AND OTHER NorINGs CoNTINu-
Ep.-Iike the Senate, the House Of Rep
rescntatives turns its back upon Mr..
Pinchback. He claimed to have been
elected Congressman at large as well
as United States Senator from Louis
lana, and on the last day of the session
the House decided against him and
awarded the seat and the salary to Gen.
Sheridan, his competitor. We have
heretofore pointed out the inconsistent
cy between the action of the House in
this matter and that in passing the
resolution recognizing Kellogg as the
Governor Of Louisiana. The truth is
that Sheridan would have been given
his seat long ago but for the admis-
sion thereby that the McEnery ticket
was successful in the election of 1872
The Louisiana contested election case
of Lawrence against Sypher was settled
by the House to the satisfaction of both
gentlemen. Mr. sypher has held the
Office for two years, and has drawn his
pay with commendable regularity and
precision, the House Committee having
spent the entire time in inquiring if he
was legally entitled to his seat. On
the last night of the last day of the
last session of Congress the House is
brought to q vote and decides that Mr..
Sypher is not entitled to his seat, and
the contestant, Mr.. Lawrence,..is sworn
in. His service in the House was Just
Is hours long, and the pay he drew
was just $4,000. Mr.. Sypher seems
entirely satisfied.
The bill passed by the United States
Senate for the admission of Colorado
was passed by the House on the 3rd.
inst. The bill for the admission of New
Mexico was lost.
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Collectors Sale.

IN sppl;casion Of John L. F.xwell.
" Collector Of the State srd eOan-
~ taxes In the 1t election District al
Saint Msry's county for the year 1874.
il il ordered BY the County Commission
~ for Saint Mary's county. that the sid
John L Foxwell prcceed TO sell. after
giving twenty days previous notice a.
the Court House door and most public
places in III. county and ~ publication
in the Saint Mary's Beacon. newspaper
published in Saint Mary'sp county. the
iollowiae land in the 1.t election district
Of ST. Mary's county. to Wit:
One tract or parcel Of land. called and
known By the name Of
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Try YOUR LUCK.

To every person sending rs so cents.
we will send regularly. for six months.
The SOUVENIR. large. eight-page. liter
airy and family parcr. and a. q premium
We will send the ECLIPSE STATION.
cry PACKAGE. containing 10 sheets
good writing paper. 10 good Envelopes.
I lead Pencil, l Penholdes. 2 Pens. /
Photograph and Gift Of Lady's or Gents
Jewelry. The Prize of Jewclry is often
worth more than We charge for both pa
der and package. Remember all the
above articles in IN elegant package.
Don't let this pass YOU. try your luck; you
are certain to &c, more goods than you ever
hough, f"r the money. and may &c. .
prize Of Jewelry worth double the pricc
charged. The Paper six whole months
and the Package for only 80 cents. ADJ
dress
w. NJ BURROW. Publisher.
BRIsToL. TENN.
EvAGENrs wanted to sell our fine En-.
cravings. From SO to $40 day easily
made.
march 11th, lS75-4t*
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mes<rs. Editors Please an nounce Mr..
TH0S l. FREEMAN, of the lst Election
District, as a candidate for County Com
missiooer. aud say, if he will consent 1.
run. be will be warmly supported by st
Inigoes district and the yo,ers throughout
the county.
March II, 1915 Democrats
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Wharf.-The Receipts Of wheat continue very
light and almost exclusively confined to Penn
sylvania aud Western descriptions, for which
there has been fair demand, and prices have
BEEN steadily maintained. The sales have in
cluded 200 bushels Maryland red n, lIs6laO
cents; 600 bushels Pennsylvania red at ll76,
lis certs, track; 1900 do. do. at lls@l20
cents. the outside price for lots delivered.
CoRS The marke, for Corn has ruled dull.
The receipts have been light Ira 3S7 bushels
Of which 100. 200 bush. were Western ard the
sales have been quite limited. including ,he fol-
lowing: Southern, 500 bushels inferior white
at IS cents; $500 bushels prime do. at so cents
At cars; 800 bushels do do. at 7T@Ts cents At
cars; I, 500 bushels do. at Taas0 cents afcat;
400 bushels inferior yellow al sc cents; l, 400
bushels prime yellow al 7saso cents, on track;
900 bushels 90. do. at 79aS0 cents; 2,4OO
bushels do. do. at .es cents.
OATs-Thc offerings have been 10, 153 bush
els. and the sales as reported have amounted
10 l2,7o0 bushels, including the following
700 bushels Southern at 81 cents; 2, 400 bushels
do. at 6sa1O cents; 200 bushels do at co cents,
and 1900 bushels choice do. at ~ cents.
EYE.-We note sales Of about 1000 bushels
at lel@lc2 cents.
ToBAcco-There is really nothing doing in
leaf Tobacco. Small lots of Maryland and
Ohio have been taken ON arrival u, prices with
IN the range of our quotations.
,a1 G. q
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DIED.

At the residence of Mrs. Jerry Her.
bert, in ST. Inigoes' district on Sunday.
Feb. 2lst, rlt., JAMES CRANE, in the
2lst year of his age.
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er with q Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints 10 ladies etc. Geo, ooe sold. A
QUEER book Address T. WILLIAM b CO.,
Publishers, Philadelphia
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