davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27
Politics in Placer.

Heretofore, lin this county, upon the eve
Of an election could be heard the prepa-
ration of battle, but in the present canvass
hardly rumor reaches us.
There appears to be no excitement and
but little interest felt by our people in the
issues presented to them, aiid the natural
question arises, why are they so luke,
warm? From all we can learn from the
information we have gathered, we are
LED to believe that they are impressed
with the idea that there is something "rot-
ten in Denmark"
Hundreds of Democrats in Placer
county at the present time stand side by
side with Randolph, Crittenden and old
Gov. Boggs. In tact they are open and
avowed enemies Of "extension." This
feeling seems to have been working its
way for some time, and now in many
parts of the county dissatisfaction by
many is openly exp' essed. What will
be the result of this is easily forseen:-
Those who do not support ''extension"
will be literally supported and those who
do, will fall behind in the race.
The friends of Major Roman, who
have seen him abused, because he only
done what any officer should do, are un-
willing to rest quietly under it. And
many of the old Missourians who have
battled in the cause Of democracy side by
side with Gov. Boggs for long series Of
years, and who know him to have been
soften tried" will Join him in his opposi-
ton to the extension measures, believing
in his word that it is only calculated to
"enrich an organization Of spectators. !"
This gives to the political atmosphere of
Placer quite peculiar appearance, and
as faithful chroniclers we "note the 81 gns
of the tmes.'' The comic almanac says,
"sometimes it rains and sometimes 1T
rouRs."
State questions are not alluded to much
in the county, but when any body talks
about Township officers every body takes
n hand. Up in No. 6, we understand
there are no less than dozen candidates
for Justice of the Peace. In No. Q, the
citizens are also bountifuly supplied, and
here in No. 8 we are not neglected -
Well, sure enough, qitten sabe2
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

Messrs. Gwin, Henley and Latham
are announced to speak in this place on
Monday next
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

FAMILY JARs.-We notice in the ad-
yertising columns Of the San Francisco
Herald, of the 25th inst :, that one of our
democratic citizens, James Anderson,
Esq, is pitching into the Supreme Court
Of the State like "thousand Of brick"
Inv vs Law. We bet on tatD.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

RAIN.-The sky has been cloudy for a
day or two. Yesterday, on the Divide,
there was slight shower of rain.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

New CouRT HoUsE.-The frame of
the New Court House, was erected upon
Tuesday last. The site chosen is very
eligible one, commanding view OF the
whole town.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

We copy the following from the .alla
of w ednesday. The comet was seen
very distinctly by our citizens upon Sun.
day evening last
The CoMEr.-The western sky has
been so obscured by fogs that the celes.
tial stranger has been invisible since the
evening of its discovery. San Jose would
be favorable point from which to OBJ
serve it, or even Contra Costa would be
far better than San Francisco. We can
however derive but little satisfaction moro
than Il view with the naked eye. There
is no telescope here sufficiently powerful
to make an instructive observation and
there are but few astronomers on our
shores competent to form correct idea
of its nature Or orbit.
We must wait to hear from the Atlantic
before we know what comet it is, or tho
period Of its revolutions. We are in
clined to think that it is the comet that
appeared in 1914 and in 1856, and that
was due and expected in l54S, but didn't
come. Astronomy was still blind as
troiogy ih $50, and 90 accurate observa-
ton could be made Of the movements of
the comets. 1t was mere conjecture that
the comet Of 1856 was the same that aj,-
peared in 1914; and 4 or ) years would be
no great alteration for n comet that
spends 800 years in one Of its revolutions,
The difference of the time of the revOlu--
tons of Hally's comet that traverses its
orbit in IS years, and appeared last ir
1885,. has been as much ms IS months.
The comets whose appearance has beem
recorded above have been very numerous. :.
but there have not, of late years, been
many SO clearly visible as the present one.
Encke's and Biela's comets are two that
have attracted a great deal of attention,
among astronomers, and have furnished
much matter for speculation, but they
are both invisible to the naked eye, SO
that this is neither. Encke's revolves
in three years and Bielh's is six. Any
opinion formed Of comet upon ohserraa-
ton by the naked eye, or with our COM
mon telescopes, is but conjecture. The
llusrious stranger will, without doubt,
be closely examined by the great astrono'-
mlsts in the Atlantic.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

HoRsEs STpLEN.-Messrs. Woodward
g. Abbott, had eight horses stolen from
their Ranch, on Dutch Ravlne, OH the
nj ebt OF the Isth inst.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

FURTHER NEws FROM CH1xA.-Tb.
rebellion continues to speed SLOWLY hu,
surely. The government loses ground in
almost every engagement, and it SCENE
that the Tartar dynasty must fall.
The Imperialists tried to retake Amov
on the 29th of May, but their attack w,s
repulsed. Trf.F .rrv
Offices and sacked the Custom House aI
Annoy. -- atf
The rebels are how apparently in Dos.
session of more than one half Of the
Chinese Empire.
1t is said the rebels do not agree amono
themselves, and it is doubted whetb.r
those at Annoy and Nanking have the
same purposes and whether the leaders
have any connection with each other.
The religious faith Of the rebels is an.
parenIy a mixture Of sectarianism, MGR.
monism and Confucianisn.
There are number of Mormon mis-.
sionaries in Canton and Hong Kong. A
writer in the Hong Kong Register ad.
vocates their imprisonment and punish.
ment as criminals.
The Kidnapping Of coolies is still car.
ried on.
The Honk Kong Register contains an
extract from the Singapore Free Press,
from which it appears that the master
and part of the crew of the ship Rosa
Elias had been murdered by the rising of
cargo Of coolies. One Of coolies tes-
tilted in Singapore that he had been en-
tced away from home and made prison.
er; and when on the ship fed on rice and
dried fish and half a pint Of water daily:
1t is said that the vessels engaaed in
the cooley trade are British atd Ainerl;
can, sailing under the Peruvian fag-.dtd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

cgy OF uipmphi s1ns sho utths cry Nof awakening IL
near thc grave That one should eesk OF The Iesunec.
tton Yes, indeed, he iulurs and impending future,
repeat y promises 10 the victory OF the democratic
idea 40 Fanre tbe fuure promises 10 the victory OF
Inc SOCIAL icea. IL promises i, promises that
IN every climate, under every sun, upon every con-
uneni, 10 America as well in Europe, end
shall come TO oppression and 10 slavery After the hard
trials we are experiencing what We want is not only
the emancipation OF this that class OF which has
suaeted long, The abolition OF this that sht-s this
shall have but this is moi enough What we must
have, and what We shall get, doubt itwhat l..
Tor my part from the depths OF his darkness OF exile
contemplate with raptufe-is the deveranee OF every
nation, the Acknowledgement Of all mankind Friends.
our sufietings give claim upon Providence. God
owes us reward He is faithful debtor-we shall
receive IT, Let us then cherish manly faith, and make
sacrifice with sadness. Oppressed OF all nations,
offer up your wounds Poles. offer your misery; Hun
garians, otter your gibbe Italians, offer your
heroic transported brothers OF Cayenne OF Africa, offer
maryr, offer thy deah 10 The liberty OF the human
WYE LA REPUBLlQUE!
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20


should sso be borne 10 mind. having an Obvious bear
ing upon the transaction. and upon the meaning ana
policy OF the law Il is clear 10 u.s. on The one h..a
mat Congress did not neAn 10 have The policy Of a..
law defeated By an unnecessary 4ad hazardous system
oil transfer drafts al home which should mix up The fund.
oil The government with private fuaJs ia the bank.
and on the other hand is equally clear thai il dad n,,
mean BY Ihe law TO throw any additional smbsr,a.,
meni OF officially in the way OF the government usip,
credit TO pay its agents abroad
We have thus laid before our readers an accurate a.,
ment OF the objection made BY the whis journals - -,
course pursued by the administration in The Inansys.,
OF the treasury. There IS department Of the ouh,,
service in which feel willing to CHALLENGE
utmost scrutiny. We trust they will do all they can q
keep The matter before the public eye The independent
treasury needs no vndicaton before the people II h..
played, under the late aimnstralionior even IN
whig hands il yet powerful for good-a
part in preventing commercial crisis and under the
5rm. enlightened, and iearlcss eounseis by which tn
now administered its saluaTy operation both in the pm
lection OF the public money and in the mitigation OF The
commercial speculation which the country is now bu,
too much exposed, will be yet more signally manifest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

The Bsh government purchase laborers or +" sppren-
tees on the coast Of Africa at $40 head and send out
ors'sers 10 stop The slave trade. They shoot down a
whole town full OF negroes order destroy the slave
rads and then offer premium OF $40 per head TO induce
negroes TO capture other negroes and force them to emf
CRATE 10 British colonies, where slavery has been sbo
ishsd Meanwhile American aboiuonis,s OF both gen.
ders are feasled in merry England, whose rhar'sees
thank God tina, they not as other men are.
RssAss Pest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

EXTRA Pay for the Ssilors-Thosc officers,
United States navy service,
Pacific the OF California
May 1896 and in the late Arctic expedition well
who
obtain double granted them Congress- The following
vessels payable Southampton, CONSTITUTIONS Savannah
Congress The Portsmouth, Wauen
Erie and Dale viii be ready for in about three
The Of the pay due the Of the
vessels entitled and all other nfonaon promptly furnished
early application to NJ. SNYDER,
National Hotel Building, Washington city, n. C.
BThe highest price will be paid for land Of ali
May l7-dlm NJ. 8.
WANTEDTo purchase small comfortable house. with
about sr OF the city Owners OF
wishing good sell reasonable would do
well TO address /" NJ. G., Union ohhccn May II
Intel. a Eve. Start
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

limited STATES no TEL, PhilsdeIp his.-Cspt CHA5
H. MILLER having leased this well known establishment, and
refnnshed inform public that
Will find the accommodations OF superior character in
respect.
Capt, Mier'- Is well known everywhere,
he determined shall oss nothing by his future efforts
satisfaction guaranteed - all who favor
him with their
PurLsp slrsIA, May lT-dlm
QUICK EftING-s superb Pianos sc Just received,
baroue Moaens from BOSTON, per New York pseke
.prng supply assortment comprises
XIV OF 6S and
6n filness and
mandatory Of Chcterins Boston.
his highly
mud scale
of and beautiful style
,ourb ana t,r eestNe York factories.
Of "Wednesday
pianos WHICH wal make my stock
any svprofc this city =
second hand pianos taken In payment
flutes, vioiins, sccorjeon#
tints Of mus m handiee
music received scni weekly.
RICHARD DAVIS
May l2-eost Fcsrsyivsria avenue,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

ksN's '"' ss'e In Atessv
Two nts ol NE aquedue. four from ihe Pre,derf.
~ ~ ~ ~ y. VIII ,ei
Tom or any portion thereof located above within half mile Of
Bss Crost Hoads containing
between twenty I'VE and thirty scsu,nl lana
the residue cleared mneh the larger farm
including thirty winch
mcsdow Persons who dispo.es ~
referred John Bali, Ninth
avenue, Horsno Bah, on sdjsecnt farm.
May il-eod6 WIN. BALL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

open days longer, when shall be COMPEL
ed builders DESTROYS of commencing
desirable goods, al, which offer
also articles that will sell for much less
cost, object being sell yhing
will be purchasers call examine the
and they ind anything suit Them, they
sure inducements will be offered.
who cheerful
y paid would earnestly
deinquents
needing from full
FERRY b BROTHER,
l7-dsif Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

yUII.LARD's HOTEL, New York, No. s23 Broadway.
18th open for The aceommodaen OF the
public. and is h,tsd with all the modern
and u nisbcd superior The proprietor
Washington, D. o. will be happy
ofs former friends also all those OF the travelling public
may him with call.
Z. d. WILLARD
NGw YoRH, May l7-2mf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20
IoHS :. GAI,.AVg,cW,

lo1s GALLAHEH, lat. Third Auditor OF the
Will attend claims before Congress the depart
,e gives other reeranc. and bust
orr , snown 70 Thousands Once residence
,h.,ch and =, opposite the Methodist Protestant
N'N~'' m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

POK RESrTwo large airy chambers, with bath Apply
MRS, LAMB,
MAY lg-d sJune Wiiard's Hotel
PLEASANT Rooms. with Ggod Board. be OBJ
tanned OF Mrs SPALDISC the of and 9th
The modern and OF The most ell
igible situations in Washington. May is-dd'
NEW York, May al. is53-Tbe undersigned has this day
opened oce No AZ william Merchants Eashange
for transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank railroad, State, and
securities bought and sold
Promsory notes, bills and loans negotiated
May 49, du EMANUEL d. HART
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

CANTON MATTINGs.-We have ing maxi
OF the above scasonaae articles all fresh and good order
and ga Manning white, very nne and heavy
-, 54, and D iGowqua white, also good
~ and "a Manning white
A, 50, and "A Towhing fancy These
Of coorng all differing IN style from heretofore offered
81 red checked Gowqui, very heavy
A. 54 and Ga Ch.ua beautiful and style
chambers.
Also, Of mating bindings.
Any VIII n 81 terms.
CLAGETr b DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture goods
May I7-eo3uf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20
M GOODS E.,R GENTLEMEy

u j. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
have received another supply Of elegant goods for gentle
making Stock The present time very complete Those
supply themselves with clothing for
approaching weather should BY all goods
before they purchase elsewhere
MAY IS-inf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

BILE ENSWe have just received the following goods
the above line which, added to former supply makes
complete could be desired
Extra heavy "a, 50, "a, and 10 Flemish diapers
Do "a, 50, % o4, and ia Flemish, Belgian Scotch,
and Irish damask
housekeeper- be gahed the sight Of goods
inypg because OF their beautiful Styles finish, and moderate
prices.
have Belgian table
which and Of the superior quality
adapted tables which will accommodate from twelve
Thirty pcrrons.
Also, napkins and dolies match, in
English and French dessert cloths with doies MATCH
and damssks for ovsrisys
desirable
say All for sale the reasonable terms
May l7-eodn CLAGETT DoDsoN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

THE CO. partnership heretofore existing under the
w j. sbley Co. this day dissolved BY mutual
sent w. J. siBLEN
Il. ii. WORrHINGTON,
L. NJ. KEYS.
All respectfully urgently
undersigned who authorized
the and who will all moneys due on account Of The
business OF The late hrm
The undersigned viii continue wood COAL
fully patronage friends and the public.
r. II. WoRrHlNGTON Co.
In retiring w. Sibiey
patronage bestowed and
public worthy Ut their continued
W. j. SlbLEr.
May iS-dN INTEL
GALE Stores.Wi be offered public
- Washington d. c., Thursday. 18th
IL O'Clock, m, the following ordnance stores, viz:
$50 hmt-ock rides
ia cavalry sabres
40 artillery sabre belts
20 artillery drivers saddles
% yaise saddles
40 brides
BIS pounds iron and STEEL being Of flint
The articles previous
the day OF sale
Terms cash, In specie. j. O. MCGUIRE,
May I'D AuciioneeT.
THE metropolitan echanics' Institute Hall-AIl por
friendly the of this ball invited
meeting to be held in he Council Chamber in the City Hail.
BY Management, Metropolitan
les Institute
WM. II. WARD,
May i5-dd Financial Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

NhE adersigned have this day formed = coPartner-
shin under the and OF Jacobs
~b-esals
carried at the old McGraw corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
BENZ. r. McGRAW,
GEORGE JACOBS.
hereby thanks friends and public for be
raj heretofore extended
attention business will the firm
the
May i7-eos3i' BENZ. Il. McGRAW.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

INDIA BED MArS-Just received a supply of
i desirable article approaching
Also large Of low priced muin suitable for
window aud bed dape lax and
oorei fly for the protection OF and frames and
beautiful tdies Msrseiiles,
covers quilts, coored pretty
figured suitable for paro Al Of which will
be sold on reasonable tefms
CLAGETr d DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds furniture dry goods,
door e 9h streets and Penn avenue.
May lT-eo3tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-20

public Of February The head even of the brrand OF
December shall be respected with honor by The prosres
that by changing his imperial purple for the JACKIE,
OF the galley slave. No. will not on The scat.
fold by the scaod We repuda,e The old ssnseless Law
Of retaliation. The law of retaliation, like the monar-
chy, is par, OF the past We repudla'e the past.
The death pensty, gloriousy abolished by the repub.
lie OF ls4s, established odiousy by Louis Bonapse
is abolished by and forever We have taken with u.
into exile the sacred doctrine OF Progress we will faith
fully bring it back to France What ask and Wish
OF the future, is justice and not vengeance And be-
SIDES the sight OF slaves drunk with wine suiiced TO
give the Sparans disgust for inemperance. so it il
enough for republicans 10 kings intoxicated with
blood 10 have forever horror OF ssatIolds.
Yes. we declare il, and call TO witness this sea
which binds Jersey to France these fields this quiet Ma
ture around u, this England which is listening 10
The oil The revoluion-whaiever The Bonapartisi
oalnmnia'ors may say-wsb TO re-ener France, not as
exermnaios, but brothers We call 10 witness our
words this holy heaven which glitters above U.s. shed
ding thoughts OF peace and concord upon hearts,
call to witness dead brother who lies IN tina, grave
and who, while speak, mnrmurs in bis shroud, Yes
my brothers, reject death have accepted 1t myself |
would not have il for others"
Citizens These thoughts are in every mans mind
and only the interpreter OF Them. The day OF
bloody revolutions has passed for what remains Ia be
done the indomilable law Of progress will suffice And.
moreover, let us be tranquil everything combais for
IN the great battles have still TO fght-bsllles,
whose evident necessity does disturb the serenity OF
the thinker-bales, IN which revolutionary energy will
equal the desperation OF monsrchybattles, in which
might, joined with right, will overthrow violence allied
TO usurpaon-superb, glorious, enthusiastic decisive
battles the event Of which cannot be doubtful and which
will be the Tolbacs, the Hastings, and the Auscrlizes
Of democracy Citizens the epoch Of the dissolution Of
the Old World has arrived The law of Providence has
condemned The old despotss Time, the sbadowy grave
digger, is buryng them. Each declining day punges
them deeper into nolblngness. God - throwing years
upon thrones as we throw spades full OF earth upon
coffin.
AID now, brothers, as we separate. lsi .bou, the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
Ault's English Garden Seeds,

IUSrIss'eie ~ fresh snpply Of ENGLISH
u GARDEN SEEDS that nave provetI - high
~ SIT aclo4, oOdr eustomers-part Of which are
a. Il llows:
ASPARAGUS Giaat
BEANS Etrsy Chiha Dwarf or Snaps, six
%efk Go IL rItcnluFsl Pdlel broad Windsor, large
ana small Lima
BEET.S Eady blood Turnip. early yellow
lhrg lo~g y lpslt hat long da Mangrl War,zel
CABBAGE, Early York early large York,
Bujork tleafi, largf tlat Dnlch Po,r Mans PIuhi
lirten Gu ed Savoy Yellow Drunnead SAVOY
CARROT Loag Orange Early Horn, White
tiAULIFLoW-ER Early and Late
|, CELERY WhHe SoIii white and d Giant
CUcBMBER,I "a iy Green, Long Green. HAN
lohs 9 e., ; u4ii GheIkin.
EGG PLANT g4a4
Il; iRLY coRN tvafieiy VI
LETTUCE EAdy I've, large Whitehead. and
MELoN Nu'neg ami YELLOW canteiope, W a.
led. ana C4Irrn. 3A IN
MAST URTTC-lf
ONION Whit Portugal Silver Skin, Spanish,
Yellow and Red.
PARSLEY, Triple C1rled I
tPARS.vIf', HeIlow Crown.
PEPPER, Long Cayenne, Bell or Bull Nose,
ahi ! r,.ef Mountain
PEAS Eay Charlton Dwarf Frame Poor
Man, Proh, tall, Masnumbonum, tail, Sugar
Edible Ptds
HSUH' PUMPKINS
!. RiDfSHES q variety.
RifUBARB Tor pies
SiBSAf.YAnr Olsirf Plant
+ SQG4SH EiflyIB Bush SKINNER Crookncck.
II H'tlAfiT'D LarN. Smb9',h 4
fiT'URNIF Early Fiat Dutch iled Top Norfolk
White Fiat NosG,lkl and Rnla Bsga.
4 Together with a variety Of Flower and Sweet
fieib Seeds lnr sale IL the Mafksl House hy
Fl Feb ~ 1888 T. RAWLtNS q SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
Yir-inia. 10 viii:


Al rales hsi 10 the Clerks 0i6c- of the Circuit
Coot 81 Jelstson county on the S.h day Of March,
1853 l
Rs6eeea Hsser, ereeatt ir u Joseph Z Line see'd
against Plaintiff
AaB TfgiaiS Far, CaisFi4e lane Fo-tr aHd
EratiRs L a. E'a<ier, AID Horace Il. S;,Sdl. ~ 4
SIrsA r. ais riff and EitsabeiA p Hsattr md
Afa3Fy r. Has,cf Dsf,ndAnts
IN ClANcaRY 1
ENHE ohjec, }. this salt Is 10 obtain from The ~ urt
Il apGoper caBst pgiii,n o; 80 much ot the Will
Of Joseph Lane Of Jefferson county Va as
makes certain requests 10 The defendants Ann Vir,
glnia Frazer. Ca'harine Jane Frazer and Evsine
Lear Frazer, who are not residents OF this Com.
monwealth
n Il appearingby affidavit fled il ibis suit that The
dssenlanis Ann Virginia Frazer Cathafine Jane;
Frak. and Eraiiae Lear Fr1zcr are not residents
III ihis State, they are hereby required TO appear
here within one month alter due publications oiiliis
order and do wha, is necessary 10 protect ihrif in
Icrsis IN this maiIcr Il Il further ordered thai
cory hereof he pastishel lntr week fot four sGe-
cessige weeks ~ the virRinla Ftrfpiess ana post.
ed IL the fnnt door oIihs Court house IL this coon
ty, On the hfsl daT Of the next County Court.
copy Tesle, r. 4, BROWN.
March 10, 1853. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
lAitrac I've aid Valuable Property
Tor SALE.
J. Z .sIxA u Monde b; SRI LNGS 1 Il

ftyHE uudefsigned i a1Lhpfizfd % sell that
i htgt y Attractive apd HeAnlHnl " a .s.s
pIIee inTns VAltKY q VlRatnlAt knewn e :, q
stiANNONDALE SPRINGS. these epWhka
hive been resofed 70 ~ Ahe Yqiaiy y pfAsutf q
ws as by he inyaiidss fpT the asL AIRY lshls,
aid their healing waters and peaQiitpl M9unlaih
SCENERY have been The tbenAe 81 many An eloqutAs
ard able pen. isE -
Attached to Shannondale 2 ne neaI'y Two nun
drsd acres offenile soil, and ine eens
~ al very comnfodous brick building ana
number Of comfortable CAIRNS, calculated 20 AZ
coynlnodate several hundred guests. About three
th5us and dollars worth ofgpof furniture belonging
10 The CONCERN. Ills pfopefty In lie hands q
one or two enIerpyising men could be made toB
weld handsome Income The Sbsi0es sFe III he
CsInnty Of Jefferson which Is eelehIated fof lie fine
s1cieiy-and visitors. 10 Shannopda|e ean lgnse
Washington or Baltimore, fer an carly breakfast
and dine 81 the Springs A gfeas bargain can b
had Address 4fA zlTsN
r. II. GALLAHERI General Agent IL +.
January 81, 1883 WashiagtoaD g..