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Sie bsfimmts monatlihe 9sriammIuns
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gen ubenp, Den 81. SloDsmber, uin 7 lfbr,
itattflncen i'm $ofale bes Ssreins, @fe Der
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uno SprsnspuIpsr, an James 6. unoers
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-20
5 SbQler 8elDbnunQ.

Obiss SsIObnun9 wirb bssabIt, Efir eniss
9tnSsiS1 Die sur 8erbaftun9 unb llsbsrfibrnus
BON ir9snb elmer psrfcn oosr Ysrfonen fibrt,
wslbe Sano ffrisnen cber wssfibrsn aus ben
&rdben ober anbern Stsasn, auf bsm cffsntlis
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Sonrao Claus,
Nsaoins, Oft. 16. 6m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-20
Nn Sauern, oBirtbe uno 2tnoere.
Srunnen0rdben.

feuts i'm 4anbe msld)e Srunnsn ;u 9rabsn
babsn, fcnnsn bic Nrbsit 9stban befcmmen
curb enalifdbe t1Jinirer bic mob! pertraut
iino NIT Sslisniprsnssn in ir9sno elmer sisfs,
,penn Iis an Der QBobnun9 bon nIattbias
Reoa, in Der Sin9enmanfrasr apilbsn oer
4tsn unb 5tsnStrase in&eaeins anrufsn ODER
fbriben unter Der NbbrelIe
Mr.. MATTHEW RODA,
Reading, Berks Co., Pa.
9topember, 90 3 m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-20
9SaifenCDurt 9SerfQuf.

3nfclse elmer Seroronuns Der Waiiens
court bon Serfs gauntp, miro auf ttfsntlis
der Senoue pertauft pcrcem Samltass BEN
stem 0seember 1849, am 6feutllben 5auIe
BON aeam Us. Sautfmar, in psr 9tapt 8sas
eins, Ssyes gauntp:
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::;:4 ftoft9tes Slofs QBDbnhauS,
- SIcf Staa uno etpa brsiNfer
eano, sdescn in gliab saunlhip, i'm erlas
ten eauntp; arenssno an $ano bon Yetsr
0otbermsl, Oanlel O1anrer unO ben Schnpl
fillsSlu6. Cine pumpe init sutcm Wadsr
nabc Der 5austbhr. - sestbin oas elssntbum
cee pcritcrbenen Jaeob 9. Selir.
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tags, mann getibrsnce Aufnartuns seseben
unS Die Serfaufsbeoinsunsen betannt scs
macbt werbem bureb
peter Selir } Scrmin.
Jobn 2lllsaier, Der.
9nrtb bic Court mm. 10. Diebl CDR,
Neapin9, Slcp. 20. BIN.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07
An Attachment.

A good story isiold Of an Alabsms sheriff,
as fillows :--cann was 10 session, and amid
the multiplicity of bosinrss which crowded
upon him in Term time, no stopped al the
Store Of beautiful widow on The sunny aide
OF thirty, who, by the way, had often besiow-
ed melting glsnees upon the sheriff siofs
said. lie was admitted and soon The widow
appeared the confusion and delight which
lie arrival Of her yisiiof had Questioned set
Of 10 a gtesieT advantage Than usual, the
captivating charms VI widow NJ Her cheeks
bore tho beautiful blended iints OF the apple
blossom her lips resembled rose bHds upon
which The morning dew yet fingered, and
her eyes were like the quiTers of Cupid, We
Qlsnces af love and tenderness @iih which
I fhet were filed, ressmbied arrows, th1t only
wanted fine beau, pardon the punl 70 do
/ Gll eneeulion Alter few common place
fsmsrks-
:, Madam" said ihe matter -O4-iaet sheriff.
% haze an attachment for you
/ A deeper blush msntisd the cheeks Of the
widow ~ iih down c@si eyes, whose Rlances
we're centred ppSn her bssunful feet, half
ron-ealsd by her fpwins dfspery, gently pat
ting the npnr, she with equal ardor replied !
! Sil. ihe attachment 10 reciprocal
4 For sotneiiFns the sberff msinisiDsd an
I astonishing shsnce--ai lssi bs SAID
Msds0l. viii you proceed 10 Court"
Proceed 10 court" replied tie lady, with
merry laueh, thsn shaking her besuiipl
! head. she added. " no, or, ibis IA ifap yser.
viii moi tsks me ,t''u'sgc ~ ,be license
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07
Gold! Gold!

An old veteran Of the Western wilds pub
fishes communication in the st. Louis Re-
publican, which 10 q damper upon the gold
enterprise Of our thoughtless young men -
After giving u particular account Of the
hardships aud suffering on the Overland
route, which are inevitable, and can only
be endured by the hardest class of men,
with every preparation beforehand, which
experience has made necessary, aud giving
also particular inventory Of these neccs-
.saries he concludes ON the general subject
of gold hunting in California as below:
All men that attempt to 60 to California
with the expectation Of realizing anything.
must be Of good strong constitutions, able
bodied ,innu- I'd TO hardship. acquainted with
fasting, capable Of suffering fatigue, and
not expect to have others Otho hard work,
and be look on for every man works for
himself, and he that can do the most, hold
on the longest, is up late and early, and
continues at it, win receive the benefit -
But you young fellows, that never worked
day in your lives on the road, 10 the field
or woods, in the wet; heal and cold, depend
on it, your case is gloomy Your bones
will lie, to bleach Mother Earth, with the
I beasts that roam lords Of the sail. The
march iseif, will take the marrow out Of
your bones, and your name 60 down to flu
ture ages as fool hardy chap, grasping at
ter those things not within your reach -
You yong men who have good employment,
are respected al home and beloved by al
who know you, aud are unaeqaainted will
hard labor, drop the idle phantom aud stay
wheSe you are nor move peg. You me
ebauics, who have families, and are vel
employed, keep at work and be contented
| Old gray headed men have no business il
these tramps Stay at home you haS,
more gold in your hppsos than you will hav'
II yoa q . 10 California aud back uHless som
one gives il 90 you itell you, Il Is an ca
81 matter 10 talk and tell big tabs. Allad
den's lamp would not suit some fellows, anl
make them stay teIiihd Go they Will
aud continue so until there's no g. N ihem
! Like the rolling Stone they gather no moss
Il u not all gold that glittors; il ls not a
men that arc boTn lucky. The lucky plan
ne, was not out At your birth---rathef Cd
, unlueky Won might as web say breau-
, Jake drew $50 600 the Lottery, you ca
Z d, he same This Is nonsrnse Say q
home dsnt be catching at straws; you ar
I well enough "a. Il you only think 90 Nee
. moving along the syen.te0or OF your Wsy
I steady AMI strsight forward and you ~
I. le harpy: bot Y you had ~ mo gold
California ,ou would think there "a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

MY poor father !" exclaimed tbe prisou-
CT, pressing his band cvnvulsively, Ii al.
most breaks my heart TO hear you thus hum.
bic yourself before me who 50 little dcscrv-
es u at yeur haads Only forgive me my
violent outbreaks dear iatberl for 10 the
midst Of them all, loved you You have
always sought to do me good and would
rather have died than led me into any harm
But since have been here IN prison, ] have
thought of many things tina, mover occurred
to me before. The world and all things in
il are placed before me in different light
II seems to me men are all wrong in thcir
habits and teachings. ] see now that rctal-
iation and hatred ara muIder. have read
often, of late, the exhorntions OF jesus ID
forgive our brother his offences, not cniJ
seven times but seventy times seven; and
| foel that thus Il ough, TO be with human
beings in all there relations with each other
What have done cannot be undoue; buI
lifitwill be any satisfaction to you, rest as.
sured that did not intend 10 kill him.
was wretched, and was fool enough Il
drink and then knew not what | did =
4 Violent as my temper has boon, | nevc
conceived the thought Of taking his life"
al know it, my son, know !" he said
''and the reflection consoles me in some de
gree While ] have a loaf of bread vii
share it with the mother aud sister Of hin
you---,' he hcsitated, shudcred. au
added in u low deep tOne--"you murder
ed"
~ was going to ask that Of you, reptile
the prisoner; "aud one thing more, dea
father; try to bear up bravoly under tbi
blow, for the sake OF my poor patient moth
: err
viii, will, ;" he answered; "and nov
my dear misguided boy, say you lo,giy
your poor father for bis teachings aud &c
tions. ! did no, forsse the consequences
my child, ! did II in my ignorance. But
was wrong all wrong
Tho young man threw himselfon his faith
er's bosom, aud they had no other utlsIanc
but tears
After his only strong link TO life wa
broken by the violent arm Of the law, Nh
Barker was O changed man; silent an
J melancholy, patient, gentle aud iorgiying {
all lie never complained of the. graf sor
row that wasted away his life, but the neigh
bors saw how ,hip aud sud he looked. an,
the toughest natures felt compassion f.
, him.
: Every yearshe who had been Mary Wi
liams received a hundred dollar noto ii
never whispered TO any moral that it wa
A.. sent by the juryman who helped to oendem
1 her son to death but when he died, lsgu
cy Of thousand dollars to her showed this
= he never forgot the pale despairing fac
: that for years had haunted his dreams.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15

The Salary the Preside, Of Mexico
has been lc'uccd from S3G. 90, and fixed
at 5000, annually, the anne us our
President.
Father Matthew had administered at
BoS'on, up TO Thursday cvcing, upwards
OF 10000 pledges, and was i,ill gcing on
with The good work.
Some one called Richard ilcclc the wi
lest OF mankind" lie r.,or,rl with proud
humility, 1T would be ii gloious world if
| were"
a GREEN fellow recently wcnt INTO Il
pork dcnlcr's shop, which he mio,oot for
"no'her establishments, and dirpuircl-s."Do
You cure cholera hrrcH TO- was the
reply, ''wc cure han:s.'
SlsrEEnooD.--A lady swing some
thing about the ''sislrrlood" in tho pre-
scncc Of Il l'rcuchman, he :ricd; ;--"Dc
si'irrs hood! Oh, yes, dn, il dc ling vot
.yoor sister ware Oh her head
II wheels were made sQuarc, instead of
round, horses could moi 50 c;si!y run IA
way with carriages; and if people were
not educated, they would not know how
TO counterfeit bank bills.
Why was the Chesapeake. in her cn~
gagcmcnt with The Shannon, Gkc ,hc land.
lady Of n public house?
Bccausc she iooL bcurdtvs.
a man being Offered a glass OF
soda water, The oshcr day, rejected it with
indignation. edo you thi"k am sala-
mandcr,' said he, ''to drink water billing
hot
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
SIlERIFFS SALES.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to nc d-
rcctel, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
September next, within legal hours Of sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Sumtcrvillc, adjoining lots Of J J Miller, A
Is Pooh on Liberty street, levied on as the
property OF Il + Ligon at the suit Of S May
rant.
One tract of I3O acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of w. Carpcn-
ter an others, levied upon as the property Of
Il. K. Thames, al the suit Of J. q. Rholus,
for another.
One tract Of land in the Fork
more, ct al, levied upon as the property OF
Jesse Yates, ut the suit of K. r. Davis
One tract OF 500 acres of land
i'll Salem, adjoining lands Of Mr.. Moore ct al,
levied upon as the property of Furncy I.angs-
ton, at the suit OF &. a. Rnpar,, for another
One tract of 20 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands OF T.. Brouoh,on
and w. III. i. Richardson, levied upon rs The
property OF y. B. Brai!siort, at the suit of J.
K. Brock.
Ono tract of 600 acres Of land
IN Clarcmon' adjoining lands of VIM. San
dcrs and John Il. Pollard, levied upon as the
property 'Fm. I. Spann, at the sui, OF $. X.
Hereford.
One tract of 80 acres Of land
moro or less, adjoining lands of +. I. Moses
and w. /" Brnnson, levied upon as the pro-
per'v of WIN. Dcas at the SUIT Of A. j. Mo
srS, Tor al,
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. d.
10 Aur, lSl4.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Time is MOneV!

1!'c subscriber having purchased the right
Tor manufacturing SlhIuS Patent Washing
Machine t"t THIS District, respectfully ct!!S
The attention OF the public 10 them. For
convenience, simplicity and utility, it stands
unsurpassed by any machine Of that dcscrIp-
t!"n ever invented, as i, Will when under
s;o'd wash every article clean, without, inju-
ry ana III one fourth The time takc:. bv ANY
other mode. Manufactured hy
ID. ). SARGENT.
SnmtcrviIlr, 5. G. III II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
School for Mantien or Main-
nerS,
The Substitute .sar Esna.ci,,s
SGEasHqbEl,

Mr.. BERGER respectfully informs per
sons 0'crSr to Dancing thai he purposes
opening School on Nun'jcn, (ci,hcr in
Sum'crvillc or in the nci"lbmhcod) in viii, h
all that is quite indispensable to be known to
move with grace and nncmbarrcsscd in rcn
cral or exalted society, will be taught As it
would hc ton long here to cnuncr"ic even Il
small part OF what is taught during course
on Maln'icn, MIR. j, has prospectus which
may be had by applying at Chna'.s Hotel.
NorE.-Alr. l., would particularly cal! the
attention OF the trustees of schools to the
above
Aug. 1J. 1919. ~ D,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Reduction OF Local Fare Oh the
South Carolina Rail Road,

FlzlIE; fare will be reduced TO "THREH
= CENTS per mile to any station on the
Road. This Will accord with a similar ar;
rangrmcnt Of the Georgia and Western and
Atlantic Rail Roads and will therefore SUI
pcrscdc the Dalton, Rome and Athens Tick
CTS, as heretofore issued.
:'j Gt WIN. Il. BARTLESS, Sec'ry
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
,SUEHIE'E,y .S.lLES.

y HE II .iF y ,S-ILEtS.
=. 'rinc oi si.ndry Executions to me d.
rec sill be sold ut Sumter Court House,
on L .rst Monday and day following in
September next, within The legal hours OF sale,
10 the highest bidder for Cash. the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
rItirS.
6 negroes, levied on as the
property OF y NJ White, a, the suits OF G. u
Gayle, 'rhos Iartwcll, J. White, Mrlaurin
& Chandler, II Stoidard e. Wood, ; cases,
o j Clitilrc and st. Armand, : cases, and
Kelsey II Dcas, , cases.
gold watch and | barouch,
levied Oh as the property OF James p Hurst,
AT the suit of Tllos McGcc.
6 negroes, levied on as the
property OF John \ CoIc!ough, sen, at the
SUIT O; James Dunlap.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S ID.
10 Aug, Il ID,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Rail Road I4ofiCee.

SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- rcrcirc1,
addressed to the undersigned nj Sl:n,nyril,r,
until III" 18Th August, t,r timber for i'ir 81
pcrstruc,mrc "I lor!y CiO) 'uI.cs .! Tie WI
mln.ton and Manchester Rail Road aon;n..
the Camden Branch. Each n;;" viii r. rurr
1860 cross ties Il = . and ) Zee, lon. ana Il.
go icc;, board measure. OF con,uouI Ira
cling G*9 III lcngth# oi l., u, IL - ur -
icrl Further information can ir obtained al
the Assistant Engineers on the HING, CT i,o
subscriber al Marion G. H.
|. J. l'l.NNlNG.
Res Eng. WI. ( Man T. T..
July ~, 10 10 >,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Rail Road Me eting,
s::..E |: s::::l tE'.:55a. 80

There will be a meeting OF The Board of
Directors OF the Wilmington and Manci,cs-
ter Company IN Suntcrvillc Oh the lJ.i,
inst, and also public meeting o! he citizens
ut which an address, from The rrcsi lent ul
the Company Gen. w. w. IIlrirr shon-
ing the progress and prospects .: ;hc cnior-
prizes, may be expected.
AuwS il y.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division no. IL,

The regular Weekly heciin" OF this Dici-
sion will be held on "Wednesday EreHing
next, at their ILuN nj 5 o'cl0ck
w. +. T. lIAYNSWORT!I, Il. $.
SnmtcrYillc, 5. G.. ID L.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Camden Branch Rail Road
Notice.

On and after The 2Oh inst tho pASSEN-
HER TRAIN will leave the Middleton
Depot on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
Gays, at 3 o'ciocks, =. NJ r.icad OF BIO,
rs now advertised.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Cabinet Making, &c,

Tie subscriber respectfully announces TO
The public That, he carries on the Cabinet ina.
KING Business in all lis various branches; and
hopes by untirlng industry ard attention to
business to merit a share OF the patronage of
his friends and the public.
\. H.--!Ic will keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ng Bureaus, Sidc-hoards, Pine and Mahoga.
ny WArdroHcs, high and low post cured
maple n"d-stcads. Sofas and nvans, Centre
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description.
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, do:.
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat
trcsscS, which they will sell low for Cash or
good paper.
FURNITURE MADE and REPAIR,
ED at the shortest notice.
mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished al the shortest notice.
Just received splendid assortment OF
Hed-sicads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
ID. S. SARGENT.
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Notice,

Lost or nis!aid, prom:Ssary Note Of forty
eight Dollars, dated some ,m. in july. ISIS
and made PAYABLE to William \pch! or bearer
on The first July. lSlS-ani signed hv II. :.
Jones and William +, Mcict;, the finder Viii
please deliver III" same to me, as i, will hr
OF no hcnc!it 10 him, as the payment O.! the
same has been slopt.
T.. r. PlOWDEN.
N,ir Is ID >,
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SUMTER YIlI.TZ:::, $. G.
Residence and Lots fer Sale,

The subscribers offers for sa,r The i'ftl,M:
Sf.S Immediately a'llnni!'.. The ipwn OF san
icr"!.c, III southeastern d.rc,loW, iaiuNI
as the residence ut Il ,uir y IL! d! Nu.:ni.
The .u'S contain body n - u;.. - acres
OF Land, contiguous 20 the business portion o.
the toxin, and through a part @. ;h""l ran 4.
contemplated Rrt Road lrn:n u .n,l,-,c,,;u
WImInrion L would !,c ;r-;r.be IT, ."il
to IA single purchaser the whole o s.ul los,
aud t" such th2 terms would - :.i!,,. aacpM-
mudatins:.
O.iarS VIII also hc cu;rriginr !v ;lr sub
scT!h"r !ora!I l;S l.an,; lying on iu.kry
Creek, near S;llntcw.i.". Tnrv contain III
all about 10 acres o! hi,i Ia, S~.t,ur, oak
and hickory, wc!l iim5orcu, wha proportion
OF cleared and open lrmis, y moro acvurl,"
description and better estimate, yaiun ul
these l.ani.; can be formed upon apnI!Gar;uu.
either personally or by letter, 10 III: su,sy.-
Der.
To an cntCrprisin4 farmer ,I> tr2r. pro-
Srnts advantages anG facilities not surpas.,vi
by any other !n,,'.tiun N he state and 20 an
approved purchaser acCnam"drtIu. terms
w!Ii be granted. Communications .,!ryss,,d
io me at the Bank %. Chnr.r,t,.,, C!.Ir...:..,.
:. C., wi. meet duo attention.
..iH!:I NORTON.
July -, l~,D - l.
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$4,000 CASH.

Tbs amount in cash to be paid for negroes
from the aye Of from II to 30 wears old
lha highest niarkc, prices viii be given, and
persons wishing to dispose of such property
WI! find ready s'.!c by applying to the sub
S"r!hcr at Sumtcrv!.c :. e.
II. J. DiNKINS.
Aug, ], l~l0. IL Il
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To Travellers going North.
TIE GREAT Mali. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON = r.

III Vita MAIL, ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G.,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Lau-
rcnss'. daily at g. p. IN. after the arrival of
the Southern cars, vim WILMINGTON and
WELDON, n. &. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BAITI..
MORE, and PHlLADELplIIA.
The puhlic is respectfully informed that.
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston To
Wilmington, arc in issl rate condition, anT
are naviga'cd hy well known and cxpercnccds
commanders, an,! The railroads arc in fine or
dor, thereby securing both safety and dspatcl,.
y THROUGH TICKET having already
hccn III operation is now continued as per
mancnt arrangement from Charleston to-
!'hiHdellIIia. Passengers availng thessel-
YES thereof, VIII have the option either to
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise. 10 stop at any Of tic intermediate
points. renewing thcis seats on tho line to
suit ihc;r convenience. BY this route travel
Icrs may reach New York on tho third day
during business hours. Baggage Will be
,ickctcd cn board the Steamer to Weldon, as
likewise on tho change OF cars. at the inter
mediate points from thence to PHILADELPHIA
Through Tickets TO Philadelphia at $50 each,
can he had from j., WINSI OW, Agent of
The Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
at the oilirc OF the Company foot of Laurens-
street, 10 whom please apply. For other in
/ formation inquire of
l." G. DUNCAN,
Al tho American Hotel, CharlcstonS S. E..
May 9 40 ~
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
Land at Bradford Springs
FOR s;.AEaEs.
AN ELiGIBLE SUMMER EESJDEyCE,

The Subscriber offers his tract Of land ~
bradford Springs consisting in all oi !O;
Acres. s'Ia;cd III North Els;crlv direction
. from The Institute on the public road lnad,ur
from The Swimming Pens lnCamicu, ndpu-
ing the lands o! the Institute and MIR T.. Brit.
ION. On The premises arc several very hold
Springs, (Snlrhcr, calvbrm,c and excellent
drinklng water springs and from It's COM
'i'andnG position won!d form al eligible sic
- i"' hotel, as well as private rcs;lcncr.-
d. C sGluhri'y OF is climltc is too wei! kunw.l
TO nccd comment And the Ian ! for plan;in.:
IS as good II not superior Ia majority around
Also--1'lic adjoining tract 100 acres, on
which is a dwelling house and out buiiIinr'S
Terms Low. For further particulars enquire
OF &. DEl.ORME,
or Of BROWN, LEE g. co.
Sum'crvi!e Aug, l:j, 1919 i! If
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