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SheriH,s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

B. J. Ryan,
TS. DlSFesS n@'aW'
Carey W. Styles.
DY Virtue Of the warrant in this case, will
b proceed to sell at Edge6eld Court House, on
Saturday the thirty first inst, Printing Press, Type
and other articles usually kept in Printing Office,
Benches Tables, Buckets, 3 Chairs and Riddle.
Terms Of sale, Cash. sss
January, 18th 1857, ste 9
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NOtiCe.

4 IL persons indebted TO the Estate Of William
n MeEvoy, deceased, are requested to make I'M
mediate payment and avoid costs OF suit. Az the
Books of the deceased remain open against all per-
sons who have ever contracted accounts with him
and as it is probable that many have receipts against
the Books all persons who have receipts are par
tirulary requested to bring the Forward ana nave
the proper credit entered on the Books. Without
so donr it will be impossible to know who have or
who have not receipts this course will save the
Estate the expense lf suits in those cases where
receipts haye been given.
All persons having demands against the Estate, will
please present them properly attesied
E. SElBLES, Atty.
For the Administrator.
January 90 1857 st
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SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT.

WE are told there is ia be Scientific Entertain
men, by Mr. H. JENNINGS, one night this week, either
at the Planters Hotel or in the Cour63louse in fact
". havs struck off set Of bills for Mr.. J. When
they are posted, the public will see what, when, and
where, the entertainment will be. This much we can
cay in advance that it will begin with Phantasma.s
gorian illustrations Of Scripural views, will proceed
thence to Astronomical teachings, and will wind up
with G Amusing Comic Scenes"
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II Office.

A IL persons having demands against Edmund
II L. Wha,ley, are requested 10 present them to
the undersigned, and all persons in anywIse lndebt'
ed to said Edmund L. Whatley, are requested 10
mako immediate payment, 10 the Undersigned
'"''''O w. W. ADAMS, Assignee.
January 10 1851 If
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Wanted,

A WELI.DTsPOSED NEGRO MAN, TO @ aet
"A as Prcssman in the Advertiser oihce. he
ain be taken for term Of three years, ana tror-
oughly instructed. Apply Immediately at tbs osso
Jan2l, 81
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wMerchants and Planters wish
ing to have bal gains in Dry Goods, would do well
to examine JAMES IlENEY'S large and well as
sorted stock. He has received some more of those
solid colored WORsTEDs, at l21 cents per var d
See advertisement. If As.
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p,tIerI,odpe. TO. O. F.

Butler Ledge, I.V. % F.
Tie following gentlemen are the officers OF Butler
Lodge No. II. l. o. o. F. :or the ensuing term:
". W. ADAMS, N. G.
G. S. McNEILL. Y. G.
LEWIS JONES, T.
NJ. ". ABNEY, S.
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The Progressionist.

DEV. C. F. X. sHEHANE, Of Noa
IL sulga, Ala, is now publishing q BEAUTl-
Full SEMI-MONTHLY SHEET, Of medium
size a, 81 90 year, in advance. It is devoted
principally to the spread of Uniyersalism.
sy Address him either ut Atlanta, Ga, or ut
Notssusa, Ala.
Jal2l. 4t
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Ian. ID
Pot Ash.

X L. PENN, Agent, has just received sup
VI. ply of POT ASH, put up in tin cans, with
full directions for making soft and bard soap.
.Jan'gl - 4
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To Rent.

MY Place at Pottersvilla can be rented upon
lyE reasonable terms There is on the place an
excellent DWELLING in good repair. and ali ne
cessary out buildings The place contains about six
acres Of good land For further particulars apply
10 Lewis Covar at the 4" Mansion House"
C. w. STYLES.
January 30, 1857, If
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INTERESTING FoREIGN ISTELL1GENcE.-Ihc
telegraph news published this morning, says the
Augusta Constitutionalid OF the lotn INST
brought by the steamship City OF Washington
is highly interesting, politically and CONNER
cialIy. The advance i'll Cotton in Llverpooi, ol
an l-S to Id, with large sales and firm mar
kei, will be gratifying news to dealers IN that
staple.
The collision between the English fleet at
Canton, under Admiral Seymour, and the Chi
nese authorities or Government, and the intel
ligcncc that France was fitting out ships of war
to proceed to China, portend continued troubles
to the Ceestials The commercial effect OF
these difficulties will be great appreciation in
the value of teas and China goods generally.
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~ Office.

r WILL enforce the law against all persons who
i trespass on my portion of the White Tract Of
Land. 1t lies on the West side Of the old Harrison
Road, two miles South Of the Village.
NJ L. BONIlAM.
Jan 81 2tf
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Black and Colored SILKS, very cheap;
Rich Stripe and Plain French DeLanes;
Fine French Mcrnos and Cashmeres;
New Styles Stripe and Plaid DeLanrs, 20 25c.;
Plain Del ane and DeBages, at l25 c.;
Black and colo, ed English Merinos, 25 to 3Ia c.;
Fine Black Bombazines and Alpaccas;
Colored French FIannels for Basques; y
New Styles Ginghams from l25 to Csc;
Latest Styles Fancy Prints, Ct l25c;
Good Kentucky James, Is to Csc;
Cassimeres, Satinetls and Tweeds, very low;
A good assortment all wool Red and White Elan
nels, cheap;
Velvet, Cloth and Mcrino CLOAKs, very cheap;
White Grape and Stella SFIAWI.S;
A great variety Of Collars and Underslteves
Brown aud Bleachcd Shirting, Ct to l25c;
Fine Bed and Duffel Blankets very cheap;
Osnaburgs, Georgia Stripes, and very great va
riety of other goods. -,
e5B- Planters and their families are respectfully
invited to call and examine his assortment, where
they will at all times find Goods at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
Augusta, JAM l6, 4tcS
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Notice..

4 LII persons are hereby notified that have pur.
n chased from R. p Harrison, the TRACT OF
LAND known as the John b. Harrison Tract, and
that G. c. May.on is my authorized Agent for the
protection Of the same.
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.-The Starkyilie Miss }
Adrocate, contains the particulars of the horri
BILE murder of Robert Burnes, proprietor of the
Cottage Hotel in that place, BY Dr. W. d. Sto-
vail, with whom he had had fight the day be-
fore. 1t says:
"Gong near Burnc's stable, DR.. S. stopped
the buggy, and Wake d within about twenty-five
PAGES of Burnes, who was engaged in harnessing
a horse, he bcckoned to negro who was STAN
ding near to get out Of the way, at the same
moment raising the gun and firing. At the in
slant of his firing, Bnrnes looked aron9d and
received the contents Of the gun full in AS face.
lie raised his hands to his eyes and sunk to the
earth, excaimng, alny God !" Upon this, Sto-
vail advanced within ten PAGES and fired the
second time, the whole charge taking effect III
his back and Burnes then cried out, 81 am q
dead man." Still, not satisfied Stovall coolly
approached him drawing, pistol, put it close
to his head and fired again, bursting the eye
ball from its socket; then putting the pistol to
lfs breast, he fired fourth time into the body
of the already dead man. Mrs. Burnes and her
children rushed from the house screaming, while
DR.. Stovall coolly walked off, got into his bug
cy and drove away.
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TO Advertisers.

All advor,i:rmnnts to secure publicity through
onr c'u.rns. must h" raia Cor when handed IN
Those who Eve Mt a distance wishing to advertise
can enclose the amount fnr which ,hev desire t" an
,ert;se. Those advertising NV contract. oy the
wear, will he expected to settle up quarterly.
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Cruvelli Whalebone Skirts.
yt7ILLlAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga. has
w lust received from New York, supply of
Ladies' CRUVELLI Whalebone SKIRTS, decl-
dedly The most approved style now in use:
Also, Misses Whacbone SKIRTS, 10 all o' when
the attention Of the Ladies is respectfully invited.
Augusta, Jan 90 II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN EQUITY
Elizabeth Prince, Sarah Jeter)
and Nancy Turner,
pS. MI, IT,. x..,.,,
Martha Turner, Mary Turner, So1. and D;strib'n-
John Prince a'd Alex'r Sharp A'S''
ton. Ex'r. Of John L. Turner,
Deceased.
I'm Pursuance Of the order Of s3d Nov. 1855,
IL pronounced by Chancellor Wardlaw in this
cause, all persons having demands against the Es-
tate of the said John T. Turner, are hereby requi-
red to come in and prove their respective demands
before the Commissioner Of this Court, in his Office
at Edgefeld Court House, on or before Monday the
6,h day of April next. And such Of the said cred-
trs rs fail 10 appear and make proof Of their re-
spective demands before the Commissioner as here
BY requested, will be excluded from all benefit Of
any decree or order to be pronounced in this cause.
A. SIMKlNS, c. E.E. D. -
Commissioners Office, Jan. 18th 1857, 2me 2
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Ladies' Cloth g. Velvet Cloaks

LdulES VIUtII " VCIVCI VIVono!
At New York Cost.
WILLIAM SHEAR. Augusta Ga, will sell
w the remainder of his stock Of Ladies' Cloth
and Velvet CLOAKS and Cloth TALMAS, at New
York cost. The assortment embraces those OF the
latest and best styles.
Also
Some very handsome MOURNING CLOAkS,
some Of extra size, to all which the attention OF the
public is respectfully invited.
Augusta. Jan 90 II
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January l6 1857
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
BY w. F. DURISO e, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
field District.
WHEREAS, Samuel J. Porter hath applied to me
w for Letters Of Administration on all and sin.
guIar the goods and chates, rights and credits OF
Elizabeth Rushon ae of the District Aforesaid, dec d.
Those are, therefore, 10 cite and admonlsh all and
singular The kindred and creditors of The said deceas
ed 10 be and appear before me, Mt our next Ordnarys
Court for the said District, to be holden nj Edgeeld
Court House, on The 29lh day Of January inst, to
show cause if any, why the said administration should
not he granted.
January, in the year of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and fity.seyen and in The eghty.irst year
of American Independence
January 81 1877 2t =
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For the Advertiser.

TOT luc huFeENoSi.
Mr.. EDrroR: am thankful to my friends for
nominating ME as Candidate for Major General
Of the lst Division. S c. NJ, but circumstances Of
private natdrc, render it proper that should de-
cline the nomination.
Yours, respectfully,
". C. MORAGNE.
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eB Col. A. M. SMITH, Of Abbcville, is respect
fully announce, hv his friends as a Candidate for
Major General, lst Division, 5 y. ":
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

ooi'sr Ssran GSss' Sss'n n'' Bill in nature Of bill Of
us. reuiror and supplement, &c.
Lydia ". Crabtree.
EN Pursuance of the order pronounced by Chan
Il celor Johnston, in this case, on 7th June, 1855,
all and singular, the creditors Of Stephen Garrett,
Jun'r deceased, hereby required t" come in be-
fore the Commissioner and make proof OF their re-
spectvc debts before the said Commissioner In bis
Office at Edge6eld Court House, on or before Mon
day the 18th Of May next. And such Of the said
creditors as fail to come in and prove their respect
i've demands before the Commissioner, within the
time above mentioned, will be excluded from the
benefit OF the decree to be pronounced in this cause.
A. SlNKINS, oE.ED.
Commissioners Office, Jan. l3. 1857, 4me
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, :
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Richard IIolsteu and Others,
rs.
Martha Aloscly.
TTNDER an order from Chancellor Dunkin,
T. made in this case, the creditors Of John Nlosely,
deceased, are required to come in and prove their
demands before me on Monday the 10th Marck
next, otherwise they will be excluded.
A. SlAlKINS, cEE.D.
January, l3 1857, 9te
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Notice This /!

MO bargain hereafter entered into by any one,
~ with my bricklaycrs, will be recognized by
me- unless have previous and full knowledge OF
the agreement. a. SlslhiNS;
Jan. 81 2t
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Tbe Cash system adopted.

Atr the first of January We will adopt the Cash
system and intend strictly to adhere to it in each
and every INSTANCE 1t is certainly the hest system
for ALL especially newspaper publishers, and as our
bills are generally small it will he no inconvenience
TO any one to pay up in advance.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,

DYw. f. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edgedeld
. District. r..
Whereas, r. y. L. Martin hath applied tom 10 me ,ha Tor
Letters of Administration ~ all anu o
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the saIa neceas
ed to be and appear before me, at our next ornna!y
Court for the said District TO he holden at Elgeheio
C. H., on the 3Ist day of January inst, 70 snow
cause, fany, why the said administration should moi be
grauiel.
Given un,ier my ham and zeal, this l7tl day Of JON
uaiy in the yeur Of our Lord thousand lt nun
dred and fifiysix, and in the 8ls year of American
Independence. , orn
January, 81 q
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NOTICE---EDGEFIELD LYCEUNI.
Mo ACCOUNTS against The Ed Gcfcld Lycrum
IN hereafter will be paid unless they have hcen
ordered by The Finance Committee.
Py order of the President.
II. RUFUS DEAN, Sce'ry.
Jan g1 2t
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HAPPY VALLEY ACADEMY.

HAPPY VALLEY ACAUEMY,
EENIIE Exercises Of Happy Valley Acad-
b emy will commence on Monday, Feb 20,
under the charge Of Miss JULIET NJ. PICKER
ING, who will instruct faithfully all pupils commit
ted 10 her care.
This Schno is pleasantly located nine miles from
Ejgefeld Village, and near the residence OF j. F.
Barns.
RATES OF TUITION.
English Branches, per Session. n............ .SS,OO
French Language. ............ So,'V
Good board can be procured in the vicinity OF
the school al 81 90 per month.
Pupils will be charged from the time Of entrance
to the close Of the session without deduction, except
in case of sickness.
Jan. 90 1857, "2t
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Negroes for Sale.

Negroes Tor sale.
NX7ILL be sold at Edgeield Court House, in
wv February next, if not previously sold, one
likely NEGRO WOMAN and child.
Terms made known on day of sale.
SUSAN GARRETT.
81 St
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THE SOUT 7L1GHT
1s57-vOLUME sECOND.--1s57,
W TYPE, NEW EDITOR AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS

GE z RAJ L y.
I'm PRESENTING Public Prospectus the SECOND VOLUME Of this
Editors sucn
aM Magazine will instruct the mind and refine the TASTE
religious denomination, political party out
DEFENCE OF TRUTH AND DEVOTED TO The DfU
KNOWLEDGE will affecting the present
happiness the far the capacities of its Editors will allow
peculiarly readers that have secured the
several
ABLE AND FAuRMT WRlTkms,
contribute largely each number of the Lg
who adorned monthly last will make
We however, 10 use
las be advertising Sheet
helping hand? We ask them to DO no more than
that will itself to public favor wherever
~ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The subscribers the following remarkably low rates
Single copies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .$2 90
............................5 w
Ten ..........................5O 90
subscribers with the cash for the sl0 accom-
will be entitled the sixth gratis
ADVERTISEMENT.
inserted at the rate 81 square OF
twelve made with those advertising by the
should registered and directed plainly What
andrum Edgefe S. this preeuon taken
will be responsible for all money sent
Cspecmen copies Pomaer Agents. and all who wish
subscribe get up Clubs ..,nu,.
Edge6cd, S. c., January, 1857
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OUR AGENT.

TT. WHITAKER is our authorised Agent 10 re
ceiv. subscriptions and collect all monies due this
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-13

POISONED TEA.-The London Times
has a terrible leader in which it as
serts that the Chinese will poison our
teas, and every other article that may
hereafter be exported from their do
minions. 1t says:
"We believe honestly and truely
that the destruction of human life in
this country. and in America from the
use of poisoned teas, will be the most
fearful calamity that has ever visited
the two countries in this century. 1t
will kill more people in England than
were killed in the Crimea. 1t will de-
stroy more human life in the United
States than the yellow fever or the
cholera. People will continue to drink
tea and think there is no danger! 1t
will be a fatal mistake. Wait until
the cargos of tea now on their way to
American ports are landed, and then
mark our prediction"
These apprehensions may all be re-
allied, but after all, we think the
above paragraph may have : some
reference to the wishes of spectators
in the stock of teas now OH hand. II
should be remembered that if there is
any good reason to suspect poison, il
it will be easy by chemical analysis
to detect it. Let all the old women
feel assured of continued safety in sip
ping their favorite beverage.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-13

LARGE ENTRIES OF PUBLIC LANDS
FREE LABOR MOVEMENT IN Missouri
The sales of public lands in the SPRING
field district within the last sixty days,
have reached 100000 acres-entered
almost exclusively by persons from
the free States-Ohio and Pennsylvania
being represented among the purchas-
ers. This amount of entries exceeds
that of the three previous years at tile
Springfield Office. Our readers will rec
ollect that the Land Register at War.
saw, published in this paper, some
weeks ago, that 500, 900 acres had
been entered in that district within
about the same length of time, and that
the Office was in consequence closed
until further notice. About two thou
sand acres per day are being entered
in the Jackson district. At Palmyra,
there are only, we are informed, about
$4,000 acres Of government land now
subject to entry.
We suppose the Republican, in view
of the facts exhibited in the land sales
cited above, will still insult the COM
mon sense of the people Of the state
and city, by denying and ridiculing
the immense benefits which are daily
resulting to us all, from the free labor
movement. With all its pampered
venom against the north and northern
men, we are glad to know its efforts
are powerless for evil-if we except
only it's triumph in defeating the cen
trail route for the overland mail.-H.
Louis Democrat
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-13

GENERA WALKER IN THE SOUTH
William Walker, the extinguished
man of destiny, is moving along the
shore of the Gulf of Mexico. He was
at Mobile last week, where he eluded
committee of Alabama patriots re-
pairing to the steamer towelcome his
arrival, and logged himself at the Bat
tie House, at which he was overhauled
by the committee, and persuaded to
deliver himself upon the balcony of
sundry expressions of his confidence
that the warm Southern hearts Of his
audience were with him. and that the
present seedy state of Nicaragua fill
busterism would sooner or later pass
away. After brief stay he departed
frsm Mobile for New Orleans, between
which cities he seems at present to be
running an express.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-13
IMpERrsHABILIrY OF GREAT EXAMPLES
The following eloquent passage occurs
in Mr.. Everett's great grafton

IMpERIsHABILrrY OF GREAT EXAMPLES
The following eloquent passage occurs
in Mr.. Everett's great grafton
"To be cold and brcathless-to feel
and speak not-this is not the end Of
existence TO the men who have breath.
ed their spirits into the institutions
of their country, who have stamped
their characters on the pillars of the
aye, who have poured their hearts
blood into the channels Gtf the n9biic
prosperity Tell me, ye who tread the
sods of yon sacred heights, is Warren
dead? Can you not still see him, not
pale and PROSTATE, the blood of his
gallant heart pouring out of his ghast-
ly wound, but moving resplcndent
over the field Of honor, with the rose
of honor upon his cheek, and the fire
of liberty in hiseye? Tell me, We who
make your pious pilgrimage to the
shades of Vernon, is Washington in
deed shut up in that cold and narrow
house? That which made these men,
and men like these, cannot die. The
hand that traced the character of In
dependence, is indeed motionless the
eloquent lips that sustained it are
hushed F.; but the lofty spirits that con-
caived, resolved and maintained it,
and which, alone, to such men, make
it life to live,' these cannot expire
These shall resist the empire of decay,
When time is DER and worlds have plssedaway;
Cold in the dust the perished heart may lie,
Butthat which warmed it once can never die -
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-13

ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLs.-On
the evening Of the Sd inst, large
piece of rock, weighing not less than
100 tons, fell from the precipice on
Goat Island, 500 feet from the British
fall Four persons were at the foot of
the precipice at the time, three OF
whom were injured G. w. Parsons,
Of Cleveland, it is feared, fatally F
G. Williams, of New Haven, had his
arm broken, and boy named Haines
had his leg broken.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-13

The New Orleans Advocate, in an
editorial on "absenteeism," says of the
people of the South
"They are going by every steamer
and train. The annual fight to the
North has set in and our streets. mar
kets and churches show thin places.
Abuse the North ! Yes abuse the
Yankees roundly. So our people do,
but they can't keep away. Work
hard all the season and scrape up
little money. then go to the North to
spend it Madame and Miss, and
Young Boots must take "a trip. 1t is
fashionable Must try the crowded
hotels, and Saratoga, and travel on
dusty roads, with peril of being
smashed up--for it is called pleasure
What though their servants are de-
coyed and stolen, and themselves
cheated and chiscled, and insulted as
slaveocrats, etc, still they must go
North. And here arc our own gull
! coasts, lake suburbs, and balmy
breezes. Where can better be found
At home, too.'