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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
Judge Lochrane's Romance.

"Do yon want romance from real
life" said Judge ,Lochranc the other
day. Cali right here is one. Many
years ago there was young fellow
named Bigelow sent by his father to
Yale College. The father was very
rich and the .youngstcr lived in grand
style at the university. Suddenly the
old gentleman broke and had to with
draw his son from college. The boy,
however, felt the necessity of all .cdu.
cation, and determined TO have one
ANY, how. He, therefore, went 10 work
and learned u trade as a machinist
While he was at his work his old as.
sociates cut him and refused TO have
anything to do with him. The young
ladies with whom he had been a great
favoritc failed TO recognize him when
they met him. One day willie going
from his work lie met wealthy young
lady who had been his friend. lie
had his tin dinncr-buckct over his
arm, and suppose sic would cut him
as all the rest had done. She smiled
pleasantly, addressed him as ''Tom,'
and insisted that he should call and
see her as he had always done. She
said "Thcre is no change in you as
far rs am concerned"
The years rolled on. The young
work-boy became immensely wealthy,
and is now the mayor of New Haven,
with an income Of 100000 year,
and owner Of factory in which
1000 men and women are employed.
The young girl grew 10 womanhood
."nd married. 'lier husb nd borrowed
n large sum Of money from Mr.. Bige-
low, end died before he had paid it :,
leaving his family with but little
property. Mr.. Bigclow sent her,
with his coudolence, a rccciptcd
note for her husbands indebtedness :;
and now the Son Of Mr.. Bigclow, the
millionaire, is going to u.arry the
daughter Of the one woman who was
faithful and true to the young work
boy ut atlanta Constitution
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
A Bachelors View of II.

Man that is married to woman is
of many days apd full Of trouble. In
the morning ho draweth his salary,
and in the evening behold it is all
gone. 1t is as n tale that is told, it
yanisheth and no one knowcth with
er it goeth. He riseth up clothed in
the chilly garments of the night, and
seeketh the somnolcnt parcgoric
wherewith to soothe the colicy bow
els of his infant postcrity. lie be-
cometh as the horse or the OK, and
draweth the chariot of his offspring.
He spendcth the shekels in the pur-
chase of fine linen to cover the bosom
OF his family, yet himeolf is seen in
the gates Of the city with but one
suspender. Yea, he is altogether
wretched.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
The Price Of Paper.

An order for printing paper cost
ing $4,000 eight months ago would
now cost $4,000. High tariff and
protection papers, as we'll as the free
trade and revenue tariff advocates,
appear to lie Of one opinion on this
question and it becomes Congress 10
act. The members will find that the
people are now demanding newspa-
pers, and they will not favor Con
gressmcn who stand in the way OF
their not getting them at reasonable
prices. Hartford Times.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
The Wrong Men in the Right Place.

'Once upon time as probably is
the case at tho present period of writ
ing, there were two fellows of the
highest and lowest grade al Portland
Prison. The former was the fraudu-
lent banker, Sir John Dean Paul, con-
victed of embezzling thousands; the
other pettifogging thief, convicted
Of stealing property to the amount of
a few shillings. The cx-banker was
treated with every consideration by
the gaol authorities. He was employ
ed in the laundry, and the utmost cx-
tent of hard labor exacted from him
was turning a mpnglc. He was well
fed and .fattencd; and, considering
tue nature of the place in which he
found himself, Sir John Dean Paul,
it may be said, lived in clover; but
not so, however, rs regarded his more
humble partner in iniquity. He was
we'll worked, sparingly fed, and cxpc-
rienccd none Of those little indul-.
gcnces which so materially allcviated
the haronet's suiferings whilst in du.
rance vile. Being of q poetical turn,
the minor delinquent gave expression
to his feelings on this subject in The
following pungent verse, inscribed on
the walls Of the engine-room -
"lf Ia Dcen Il partner in Il bank,
l shouldn't be turning this ere crank"
Our poetical thief was evidently a
shrcwd observer of men and manners,
and probably knew, TO his cost, the
truth of the old proverb, which tells
us one man may steal q horse with
impunity, whilst another will be hang
ed for looking over the hedge at it.
Sometimes the law, bags great often
dcrs, as in the case Of Sir John Dean
Paul but, gcnnerally speaking, if the
public mind can be pacilied by the
sacrifice Of the minnows, the big fish
contrivc TO escape out of tho net.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
Anti-Grant Boom.

1t was learned yesterday that ar
rangemcnts are making amoug the
opponents ofthe third term for the
holding of . mass convention in St.
Louis at an early day, to give an en-
phatic expression of the sentiments
on that question. A number of very
prominent Republicans are enlisted in
the movement, and it is likely that q
large number of signcrs will be pro-
cured to The call, which will be .circu.
lated rs preliminary step in the anti
Grant boom.
In this connection it is not out of
place to state that Il prominent Re-
publican, one who has been honored
with high official position by the par
ty, is very pronounced and hostile to
The third-te:m principle. The gentle
men says that q resolution will be
offered, and pressed, by the opponents
of Grant ut the Chicago Convention.
This will cause 4 break in the conven-
ton, and if lie Should be nominated.
which he undoubtedly will be, bolt,
in which case should the Democrats
nonin ate n candidate who is sound
on the money question and whose
Union record is unquestioncd, he will
receive the vote of the anti-GlanL Re-
publicans and be elected as sure as
the sun rises. Grant, lie says, has
been very successful, but on the de-
feat that is sure TO await him, the
glamour that surrounds his name will
fade away us II did with Ncpofeon on
his disastrous retreat from Moscow.
st. Louis RepaJlican.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
Burn Off Your Lands.

Mr.W. G. Richardson, of Dalton,
Georgia, writes TO the Citizen that the
warm weather Of this winter has had
the effect of producing and unusual
number of bugs and insects, and that
much damage flom their ravagcs is
threatened TO planters and gardeners.
He, therefore, advises everybody, as
soon as possible, to burn oH,all lands
where there may be sufficient accumu-
lations Of trash 10 enable them to do
so, and the bugs and insects which
may escape the fire will likely die of
exposure to The cold and wet which
may be expected in the month of
March.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

A Charlotte, N. c., young lady
teacher in the Presbyterian Mission
Sunday School offered reward of
ten cents to the members OF her class
for every new pupil they would bring.
On the next Sunday one Of them pre-
sented young African with the re-
mark that lie could not find white
child who was willing to join the
band, but he hoped she would consid-
er the negro worth five cents anyway.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12
A would be Joker in q mixed cor

A would be joker in mixed COM
pany remarked: 81 think Japan is
the best place in the world; / under
stand that there arc neither Jews nor
pigs there A diminutivc specimen,
with an unmistakablc Hebrew cast OF
countcnance, replied: "Well, mine
friend, l tell you vat it is. Let's you
and me 60 there and exhibit our
selves. We could mako our for.
tunes"
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

The New York San, lately one of
Tic strongest advocates of Tilden on
the ground that he was defeated by
fraud in 1876, now says that "whcre.
ever Mr. Kelly may be found when
election day comes, one hundred
thousand Democrats Of that State
will never again vote for Samuel j.
Tildcn.".
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

Don't judge man by the clothes
he wears. God made one and The
tailor The other.
Don't judge him by his family con-
noctions, for Cain belonged TO very
good family:
Don't judge man by his failure in
life, for many man fails because he
is too honest TO succeed.
Don't judge o man by his speech
for the the parrot talks, and tongue
is but an instrument of sound.
Don't judge man by the house
he lives in, for tho Lizard and the
rat often inhabit the grandcst stIuct-
urcs.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

TIE editor Of the Richmond State
says n great deal Of fuss is hcing
made over the expense of rurying six
dead congressman, and, rs for his
part, he thinks the country would be
glad to bury about two-thirds Of those
remaining ut the same price each.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

There are over seven thousand
Americans studying in German
schools and universities. The Amer
lean consul at Wurtemburg estimates
that over four million five hundred
thousand dollars are thus annually ex-
pended by Americans in Germans.
This amounts, he thinks, would 60 q
long ways toward building up and
sustaining similar institutions at home.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

James Gorden Bennett has steam
launch at Newport, which he is forbid
den to use because it contains boiler
Of English manufacture.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-12

A five-year-old lit.le girl was
taught TO close her evening prayer
during the temporary absence Of
her father with "And watch over
my papa" 1T sounded very sweet,
bnt the mothers amazement may he
imagined when the child added "And
you'd better keep an eye on mamma,
too"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-30

nUE1.IC SALE
will he sold ut public sale ut the Grape hotel,
North QIccn street, the following described
real estate to wit
two-story brick DWELLING HOUSE and
two contiguous halt lots OF ground. No. lla, on
the north side OF East King street. i'll the
city OF Lancaster, each of said half lots con
tanning i'll front :! feet u inches, and
:i5 feet i'll depth to Il Effect wide alley. to-
.chcr with = feet q inches wide in front on
said East kim; street and of that width north
ward to the distance of H. feet of tho adjoining
property on the northwest for the use OF IN
alley,
Possession vii! he given on April ], 1851
Part of the purchase none may remain
The property for one year, II desired.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock y. III. OF said
day. MUEE SIlOCI.
HENRY SuuEEEr. Auct O:,ts,i
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nkPHANS' COURT SALE OF VERY VAL
~ UAELE REAL ESTATE.-On TUESDAY
EVENING. NOVEMBER . 1850. in pursuance
OF an order of the Orphans Court OF Lancaster
county. will be sold ri public vcmt!u ne, at the,
Cooper House, West King street, in the city Of
Lancaster, Pa. the following real estate. late
Ofphilip ScEGm, deceased. viz:
All that clc"ant thrccstOry i;lICk STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE ana Lot OF Ground,
situate Oh the south side of West King street,
city OF Lancaster, aforesaid. containing. 40 feet.
~ inches i'll front, and extending III depth 2i1
feet to \ II feet wide public alley Oh which il
has II front OF width OF VI feet -. inches.
Gillespie and George NJ. StcinilaD, and on the.
west by property of john McC:tiia.
The Store Room is very large and c ~ cni. n I
with good dry cellar under ii. rhc Gwcllng
part of the building isalso extensive ana Is now
occupied aS II boarding house. Therc are
rOOmy Brick Stables on !h. said alley, with
large entrance from West King street. capable.
of accommodating 4 large Nnmber OF horses.
Also wagon sheds and carriage hoiiScS. The
whole building. is drained by sewers connect
ing with the main sewer in WCSi King street,
AMI Il well OF ncVcr-iliiiu" water with pump
therein is in the yard. The whole premises
have lately been thoroughly pnt in order the
front AMI stables newly painted anu are now
in excellent condition. This Is u very valuable.
property. centrally locatc,iund considered one
of the best business stands OFT he city and wei
worthy the attention of business men AMI cap
italiStS generally.
Possession of the store may he given imnic-
diatcly II desired. t;OW! title and Possession
given on the rest or The property on April ISt.
lSSl
Sale 10 commence II O'Clock. p. m. ON s:,i'l
day. when attrn,l:,nc" will b.' given and terms;
made known by. John T.. SC!iUM.
ChAS. IiGLZWOETIl,
s. HISS 4 Son. NiminiS;ra ratOrs, G. ~,
AuctiOnccr?'. Cct2rSW'fhS'!
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6,xECUTOR.s PUBLIC SALE OF vaLUA-

6NECUTOH'S PUBLIC SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE CITY PROPERTY. On FRIDAY.
NOV EMEEH 5, 1850, will be sold by public sale
at the Franklin House, Lancaster city, Pa,
the following real estate. to wit:
No. |. 4 lot of ground fronting Is feet, more
less. East King street. i'm ;;ii,l city, AMI
extending; 2J in depth to u l6feet wide alley,
on which is crcctcdn Il twO-stOry BRICK HOUSE
withatwOstOrv Brick Back Huil,ing attached,
No :Gi. The hOusr is conveniently laid out
with i!y,!r;tnt, Fruit Trees and other improve
ni"nts.
No.. \ 10: OF ground fronting; =: feet on
East Orange street, ana extending in depth us
feet to S-icet wide private alley, on which is
erected II twO-stOry Brick House. with 4 two
story Brick Back Euilln:: attached, No. III,
with gas through the whole house. Iiy'ir:lnt.
Fruit Trees and other improvements.
No.::. \ lot OF ground fronting; the same aS
No. =. and the same depth and same Kind of u
house Is No. =, anl is numbered 4f9.
NO.4. \ lot of ground fronting; lG feet on
East Orange street, in sail city, and cXtendin:;
in depth liJ tcct TO Il i2fcct wide private alley,
on which is crecte,la twO-story Brick House
with OncstOry Brick Back Huiitiin: attached.
tiytlrant, Fruit Trccsand other improvements,
No 81. Terms easy.
Sale to commence ut : o'clock p. M. OF sai.i
,!ay. when conditions of sale will be DI:'i:
known by REV. \. +. i AtL.
Executor OF the Estate Of I:tir Mrs Daniel Me
COrt.
SAINT HISS y Sex, huctS. n-ri.ii
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lamcaster EntelIigenrer.
HANCOCK.

EY HENRY PETERSON
Yes: some of us remember well
The days OF sixty-threc,
Wnen rang the loud alarum bell
And sank each sound of glcc;
For, from Virginia's rocky side.
The foe had sailed forth,
And. flushed with victory and pride,
Was marching on the North.
Ah. there was hurryinS to and fro,
And wOn,an's cheek grew white:
For who could tell what tale Of woe
Nigh: greet us ere the night:
Unwarncd, unarmed. our great State lay
There seemed no shield to bar
Oar homes from rebels angry sway
And from the storm of war.
Then came {: glcam of hope: il few
Over the land like light:
Meadc's gallant mcn-thc boys in blue
Were Fastening TO the fight.
OF home and altar, as they go,
They think with growing wrath,
hnd fling themselves before the foe
\ lion in his path.
Here is the spot cried Hancock then:
This ridge beneath our feet:
The Army OF Potomac, men,
lust never more retreat.
These heights of Gettysburg are made
4 fortress to our hand:
Here will We gather, gun and blade,
And save our flthcrland."
They fought. and conquered, long The world
Shall heed that thrilling tale;
How Lees bold legiOns back were hurled
Iy IlancOck's iron hail:
i!ow from the Northla:id paS,'.: the %inrm.
And every soul in prayer
THANKED tod Invasion's horrii form
I,ar!.rncd no more the air.
EHi EcynOiI's-:ioriOus Ecynn,is-tr'i,
And Meade now lcth still
Great soldier whom We loved so welt
la peaceful Laurci Hill:
i:ut, Hancock lives! bes: llamcOrk hives,
TO wear the laurel crown,
And know that spiri; still survives.
Which bore rebellion down.
Tina; spirit is 4 form OF love,
Aml not of hate and scorn:
The true soul learns from heaven above
That Love is Gods :irst-bOrn.
The time for strife has passed away.
The time for peace has come:
And IIancOcE'S star, with brilliant ray,
Shall ";ii.Ic the crf!n.c home.
Progress.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-30

tITY PROPERTY At PUBLIC SALE.
- On MONDAY, NOVEMBER :. IsSU, will k..
sold 1T public sale ut the Cooper House. West
King street, Lancaster, II valuable lot OF
ground, situate ON the nnrth side Of West
Chestnut street. between Charlotte AMI Mary
streets, in said city (So. 4lD, fronting on said
Chestnut street p feet and extending, north
war,ily POI feet. on which is erected Il new two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Brick
Back Building and Frame summer Kitchen
attached. There four rooms first
finOr, five rooms on S""0ni iiOOr and
ON" large plistrrci room on the third
ilonr. There is ;a@ AMI water up AMI
down stairs, with bath room. water closet and
other modern improvements. There Is Il eel
lar eleven tee; deep. and dry, under the entire
huiltiing. and Il balcony runs the full length OF
i!tc back building. This property is located in
one Ot the most desirable nci&hbOrh0Hls in
the city. is in .:oO,! condition, ana will be sold
on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to view th" premise, before
the day of sale, will cal! on the undersigned.
residing thereon.
Sale to commence 1t seven o'clock y. H., OF
.:id day, when condition.. will Dc made known
by MRS. EMMA l.. SMITH,
.iE:.ET SiiI-s:E:;-, Auct. Oct2StSii
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The Pleasures of HOPE.

Whcu the iroIy is bowed wit n pain I'm intense
longing Scr relief hrin hope. This may
brighten the suffering" but il does not care. Al
:: time like thi,; how welcome H. such Il iricn,
as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
bringing hope. health and happiness and The
Joys %: Il renewed lite.
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(;oSIpcl Truths.

IL, that j. surety for Il stranger shall smart
ior il. !;ni he this! trstcth in Spring. blossom
Tor curing Liver. Kidney and complaints OF Il
like tendency. shall never lie disappointed.
Price: .Nc.. trial bottles I0c. For sale 10y II. L.
Cochran. druggist I"7 :a:! la' North Queen
street. Lancaster. Ta. 10
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Close confinement. careful attention 10 all
factory work, gives the operatives nlllid faces
troubles, and ~. the physicians and medicines
in th:. world cannot help them unless they get
purSt and best remedies. and especially for
such cases having abundance of health. sun
shine ami rosy checks in them. None need
suffer if they will use them freely. They cost
but Il trifir. See another column.
Oi:I 5WaSw
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RELIGIOUS.

lNisSr BAPTIST, EAST Oh HESTNUT ST.
L Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing 10y the pastor. Rev. VIM. Morrison. sun
day school III II, D. m.
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KID GLOVES.

OUR NEW KID GLOVE.
eThc ALEXANDRA MEDAlLLE DOR,
| is positively equal to the hes: Glove in the
market. Every pair warranted I" give perfect
satisfaction Each pair is carefully selected
and examined before ii is offered tor sale.
Any lady wishing to buy u pair will do well 10
call on us ;tS our ;;SSrriSn. ti Is an, mos rn
s.. to ~. in Black and W hitr. All new fall
shades III .I;rowus and Dr,l,S. \ fine :lSSOrt-
ment of Opera C"lors and White, all of thu.
same make.
as-Notc the price of this most excellent kid
| Glove
bu!tOns........O Only 9Sr.
buttons. 800. only $l.G
\ button stitched back Gents Kid Glove. of
superior quality levcry pair war
sTnGi3I rsnssu(i vi, TSl:GlifS:: Et! iff!ir
One lot of :; button Kid Gloves, which We
have previously sold Tor ?Sc in C"l"rs and
Operas, TO be closed out for 14c.
a new lot OF GbuttOn Kid Gloves in OPERA
SHADES ONLY, of excellent quality, ut G.';..
Another lot of button Kid Gloves, OF finer
il Isle TiIi:EAn AND BERLIN
we arc prepared now to show you amy style OF
i;loAc suitable Tor fall wear.
a New Lot Of Berlin Gloves.
l3c., l5c.. l9c. 4 pair.
The best Glove for marketing, purposes.
\ real Lisle Glove for dress wear, in fine
shades of Slate regular made, full CLASHES at
The very finest French Pearl I.i>Ic, :el:.stics,
SIC. Il pair.
Dark cOIorcd, fine Mcrino, stocking top
Finer quality, fancy top, :;4c.
Heavy all-wool Cashmere Glove, finest quail
ity. ribbed top, SIC.
Child's Mcrino Gloves in all sizes.
The best and most comfortable Glove you
bc worn Il fine dress GlOvc-in dark dral'S,
brown. cardinal, navy and light blue, maroon,
&C., from sVc a pair up:
variety, from iic: i pair up.
Child's Worstcl LcSgins from :oc. Il pair up.
Leggin Drawers, for Babies, in white aud
Ladies' WOrstcd Ic:ssins, 5Sc.. &C, Toe. ac-
cOrtiiny to size.
Babies Saxony Knit Shirts.
Without sleeves. .4ic.
With sleeves. .';2r.
The best and warmeSt.
Chils Mcrino Undcrsi'irts an! Drawers, in
1fEs 81, I5TfS ana nNP Hp'i's; GsSrs MER,xo uspEx
You can buy cheaper and better at our store.
than any where else in this city.
Ladies' MerinO Vests, regular made. cuffs
&c.
Ladies' fine Mcrino Vests and Drawers, lSr
Extra heavy. silk stitched, 7Ic.
Fine French Cashmere, $l.W.
Gents good MerinO Shirts and Drawers, ah.
Gents Flannel Shirts and Drawers. from 81,
upwards.
SCARLET UNDERWEAR.
:OUR ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY.
is too well known, and IL would fill columns to
try and mention the different styles and prices
that VIC are able to show in that department.
One single call will convince you that there is
nothing missing from the cheapest to the hest,
from the smallest to the largest
ont buying, so as to give you an iGc, OF the
style of goods we keep and their prices.
full assortment of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Mt low prices.
Most extraordinary bargains in Gents Cot
ton Socks. Full regular made Socks lic. a
pair. One lot of real British Socks. full res,u-
nlar made, l9c. English McrinO Socks, a5c.
full regular made, &c, and Il
great many other bargains which arr. worth
notice.
BROS
Ii EAST KING ST.
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NERVINE, OK TONIC SPECIFICA.
~ a BOON TO BOTH SEXES.


a REMEDY WITHOUT 4 RIVAL for All
diseases arising from Nervous Debility, Sexual
Disorders, over Indulgence OF ViciOuS Habits
as well as from the prostration OF Old age. It.,
curative properties in violent and chronic
forms of the following diseases have been at
tested to by the most Eminent Physicians:
Dyspepsia, Self Abuse, Headache, Dizziness.
Sexual Exhaustion, SpcrmatOrrbHa, General
Debility. lmpotcncy, Premature Decay, &c.
IL has been in use for over forty years, :na
Is to-day the most popular remedy for the dis
eases above mentioned in the WORLD. 1t can
be used without regard I" diet. is pleasant in
taste, ami better than all ii il sure, safe and
certain cure. 1t is no 4uack medicine, but
stands upon itS own merits any trial viii
amply demonstrate. Since ls:G this remedy
has always been sold for a much larger price
than that for which it is ROW sold but owing
to the act that the time for the payment OF
enormous royalty upon its man fact Iire lii.,
expired il is offered to the suffering of both
sexes at one dollar per package, so as to f,..
within the reach of all Il. which price it will
he sent to any address tree OF further charge
Address
DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG.
H Hspruce street, PhiIidcIphi,.
May Dc consulted on all diseases by mai:
iy2f6md&w
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yN0E REM.
4 \ farm. one mile from the city of Lanc:is-
ter. on the Petersburg turnpike, containing
about one hundred and five acres thirty acres
of which is now in fall crops privilege to put
ont two acres in tobacco Enquire ut No. ~
North Duke street or on the premises.
Gct1-iOtGcOu MRS. JOHN MCt,RANN.
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