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TOWN GOSSIP.
REPORTED FOR TIE CECIL wI.IG.

4 Reporters Difficulties. Few outside Of
the 'spress gang" have any near conception
Of the difficulties encountered in trying to
gather up wcckly-in q small town-a patch
of items fora newspaper. There come times
when not an item Of news can be found
Aud this week We have experienced such an
caSion.-lherc was another snow storm
on Sunday night, and there has been fine
segting ever since, which has been largely
INDUCED in, but everybody is presumed to
know that.-Sevcral persons have had their
sleighs upset and been tumblcl in snow
banks but were not hurt.-Court is in SEES
sion, sut the strange transactions there have
become stale, and those attending the court
conduct themselves 50 well that nothing can
be said about them; the crop Of "sprigs"
is abundant, and still promises to be in
crcased.-lhe pro!racted meeting in the
NJ. L. church has been in progress several
weeks; great efforts have been put forth by
the Pastor, but few have shown a disposition
to flee the wrath to come: the great mass Of
the people sitting unmovcd by the thundars
Of Sinai, and the most pathetic appeals from
Calvary. -1here is a great hunt for houses
but many Of the hunters are thus far unsuc-
cesSful. -(umor says one of our merchants
has gone into the speculation of pork, hav-
ing already purchased Que hundred thousand
pounds.-Evcrybody is complaining of dull
times, and predicting bust up" general
"; bat us they all look as well lied as usual,
and there is no decrease in the amount of
extravaganza, they must lack faith in their
own prophecies Or else are trying to bring
about the crisis us soon as possible.-J GEMS
is counting Sally, and everybody says they
are to be married in the spring; therefore
another house will he needed, which event
may cause rents to rise twenty-five per cent.
The snow has destroyed the skating; CON
scQucntly the exhibitions on the ice have
been closed, and "muscle " is dccrcasing
The pavemcnts are very slippery, few per
sons having cleared the snow Off in front Of
their premises; but few such beautiful
days as last Thursday will removed the ice
theretrom.-Several nights this week those
who had to 90 on the streets found difficulty
III getting along safely, owing to the lamps
not being lighted: can a night on which the
moon does not rise till nine clock be
gaze ologically" called moonlight
night?' is q question frequently asked
A colored man was arrested on Thursday
last, charged with stealing coal from one Of
oar dealers on the evening previous; but on
explanation that lie took it with the ntcn-
ton Of paying for it, he WAS rclcased-A
pawn brokcr from Baltimore had an auction
opposite the post-ofcc, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, where they went OF
dog chcap.'-A number of our . crack
shots : went to iavre dc Grace, yesterday,
10 The shooting match there.
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Public sale
OF 4 VALUABLE FIRM.
loo ACggFG.
E50 ACRES.

EY virtue Of Decree of the Orphans Court o
= Cecil county. the undersigned, Administrator.
dc boHiS nm with the VIII annexed. of Anna Garrett
lat" OF Cecil county, deceased will offer ut Publ,
Sale, ON III" premises on
b Thursday, tile III day Of February, 1867,
ii, that Tract or Parcel of Land of which Ann .Ga,
rctt died -rZ"d living and Icing in the 9Th Eclectic,
District ri Cecil county, Maryland. on the Big Eli
Creek, about f,ur miles west OF Newark. Delaware
The Improvements are a TWpSTURY = ,
HOUSE, par, stone and part Franc, - by Is IN
Douhlo-Dccked FRAME BARN nearly lgsa!GsS,
Wagoii-l,ouac; II good Ipring-housc above
neyol-iiiiing spring, and all the necessary ont
Buildings. There are TWO ORCHARDS on tho
pr2iis =, one in bearing condition, the other having
been planted but SIX years.
The above premises are divided into six tlab!,
fields. well WHtcred: the rlnlinlcr-uhout - Acres
--hcinc WOODLAND. Convenient to churches
schools, mills, markets, &e.
THE TERMS OF SALE, ~ prescribed by the De
cree are fcllOwS:-lb per cent. cash the day OF
a,e: ono-iuyuth Of the purchase money to be So
cured by npHrn9" upon Tie premises; oue.half ia,
remainder Ia De plid in three months from day al
e tic balance iii one year from day of sale; to Ia,
secured lay the Notes or Bonds ST tbs purchaser
with approved security.
III Also ut the same time and place q Bushels
Sowing of " neat in the ground. Hay and Straw by
the Ton. JOHN ESTEEI.E,
OWEN L. GARRETT
Administrators Of Ann Garrett, deed.
Jan 10, lSC7-is
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the subscriber Of Cecil
l county hath obtained from the Orphans Cont
of said county, letters of Administration on the
personal estate of
CESAR MILLER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
authenticated,
On OF before the 10th day of January, 1865;
they may otherwise, by law, be cXc.uded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate ale requested 10 make immediate payment t.
he subscriber Given under my hand. this 18th day
OF january, 1867 JACOB MILLER
Administrator Of Caesar Miller deed
Tcst-CHALkLEY i. CUTLER, Register.
Jan To- ISt1-Gw
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FOR SALE.

A FARM of 200 acres, more or less,
n situated ~ Cecil comfy, Maryland, three miles,
Wrst of Newark, Delaware. The soil is excellent
The improvements are FRAME MAN n
SION, containing twelve rooms; Pttmp of Il ssM
good "atcr in the Kitchen large Double s.ssFaH
D"ckered BARN, G5 81 feet with Sahlinc es1 ESss
underneath for % or 90 head of stock lsessESS
good, warm Shedding round tn yard
Pump Of water at the barn; also, all other necessary
ontbuildngs There is an Apple Orchard OF choice
fruit - acres in Woodland. |. 800 bushels of lime
arc being put the place this year, besilas other
Fertilizers. There is a small Tenant House the
property This Farm Will be sold low easy terms
Apply to GEORGE b. CLARK.
Cherry Hill +. o., Cecil county, Nd.
Sept -, 1g65--tinari
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NOTICE.
In tic Circuit CoWt for Cecil con1nh. In Chqncc,y
EDWARD WELDON MAHONEY, EFT AL.

ITF I' V V0'' CV7'7t .TVT Ntttt tUTI0. III tN1NtUV
EDWARD WELDON MAH0NEY, EFT AL.
MARY SOPHIA THOMPSON, ct Al.
ORDERED, This eighth day of January. eighteen
- hundred and siNty->ovcn, that the sales made
and reported by William J. Jones, Trustee for the
sal" Of the Real Estate Of Bcniuluin Thompson, de-
ceased, mentioned in the above entitled cause he
ratified and confirmed, un!"S. to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the twelfth day OF
March, next provided, copy of this order he in
serted IN some newspaper printed and published in
'cci county, once week for one month before thc
twelfth day of February, next.
The Report states the c!Itgat" amount Of sales to
be S7S7n. HENRY il. ruRBERT Clerk
In" copy: test, HENRY K. TUHBERr
Jan l., l6Gi-!ln Clerk
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N0T'ECE.

BIZ the OrpLons Cout Of CtcA coat. i'm. 1871, 1867.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by
- William Kirk, Executor of Elizabeth England,
deed, Of the Real Estate of said deceased 10 ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown ON or before the sixteenth day Of March,
next; provided, copy Of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed AZ .llton, in Cecil county,
once wecl; for one month before the 2ird day of
February next.
ss9-Tlie Report states the amount of ercs to lie
SiWm5o. G. Is. CUTLER, Re lister.
True copy; test, CD. CUTLER,
Jan ~, lS6im Register.
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PUsGEsG SAFE
OF
VALUABLE: BUILDING LOTS,

nY virtue of . Decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
d county in thancoIy the undersigned a. Trustee,
wiz cXpo*e ut Public Sale, ut the Hotel of john A.
Thompson, Rising Sun, on
TtESD-iH, the 5th day Of FcJrpd,H 1867
at o'clock pm. the following BUILDING LOTS il
Kirk dccoa,vd
LOTS situated on North Queen street. each 50
feet front and running back II feet. From 3 TO !
LOTS on "est Pearl street. from 80 10 u feet from:
and running hacl; 10 feet. Also, a FRAME SHOP
and LOT attached thereto These Lots are situated
IN the central part of the village and Offer induce
nents to any one wishing to purchase.
No. Al valuable PIECE OF LAND situated
'tnd lying on the public road leading from Rising
sun to ilarrisyille, adjoining lands Of A. Rtcnouse
4 nd nj
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AUCTEONEl1FsKNG

T II undersigned offers hi. services to the public
| a. IN AFCrlONEEE. Tic viii attend prorap.ir to
selling all kinds - Read aud Personal Property
Orders NAY hc l"it a his Residence. near Colicg1
Green; OF sent i'S mail to Bay View. cecil county,
Id. JAMES II. NhNlil!.
Jan 70. IS67--inIt
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NOTICES.
Neticc 10 whom it may Concern.

LII persons having accounts with the subscriber
"a arc requested 10 call and setii them Immediate
" All accounts not Close" on or before the lst "f
February, next, will he placed IN the land Of an
officer for collection JNu. {. MAXWELL.
Jan 10. iSb1-;,T
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ORPHANS, COURT.

hiflE STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court al
Cecil county will be held Oh the Second TUE2DAY
IN every mnnlh Executors. Administrators aud Guar.
saiis, wns their accounts stated will please bring In
the vouchers few days before Conrt.
LIB. CUTLER, Register
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
~ made To the County Commissioners Of Cccil
county, ut ticit first meeting after til" i day oi
February. next for the appointment of E;amincts 10
view and determine the prnpricty of erecting bridge
North East Crock, between Isaac EngLnd's aud
james tretlc~ in the 9Th district. the road lead
ing from Zion 10 Port DEPOSIT. IJau >, lSGi--.iw
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IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND vyRETcHEDEEs;

the
father all
aOar "f E n@F more do in the To Dies but his provided
a se pnas"oe to sCe Life Insurance Many this kind
An Insurance sthe
Co0t9A caanotf1i
The fna has paid this
Q liz ctze "N'N N'14N fo'
The CoS OF insurance the ETN generally suppo
\ = for NNPt
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25 Acres, more or less,

about acres OF which arc Woodland, and the bal
unte arabic land of natural good quality and in :,
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the Decree
are as follows :one-ldf OF the purchase money to
he paid in cash tie day of sale; the balance III
Two equal instruments Of Six and Twelve Mouths
from the day Of sale. The credit payments 10 bear
interest from sale, and to be secured by noud on
Notes Of the purchaser, with approved security
Cost Of Decd, Stamps, re. to be paid by the lur.
chaser. BARCLAY RtNNOI DIS
Jan II, l6G1-ts Trustee
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Che Alarhcts.
Corrected Friday, Jan. p, 1867.
holland & CO.'S
STEFAN PLANNING. HssEE.

Now, lohu I'll tell you in good faith what have to
Yoa I,Sw i, has been the glll, with me, thl- many
day. longer
cur o~r is Getting too old to live in Wit. comfort
The burtcrsayS il Wort; 80. never can be stronger:
1t keeps me busy aiI thc time. just going round and
found. fdown
As f.>t n, clean up Tho dirt, moro comes ,imblins
Yesterday, when Die l;iA came on, ran up to ln"y"
Against tuai otsc, in the wallAI nearly broke my
Wiih hu"kot- pan., and everything uicd TO catch
pnt thcr, orc so many leaks e carpets 90, ali wet
The Other tx, when Dan c'Inc, he brought along
She il 80 6!g wa afraid shc'a brpl into the cellar
4hr roof is lnl, the walls arc crack d, the hoor arc
Very thin live in
lnIeed On Tic whole John ,hc house is not ct 10
lear WIFE yuu have truly t"i. and intend TO l4crd
! ue~ h.use we Viii have, Lr this Il too very bad
iudvod. istut
So to il,as 5,icam Mill ~ 90 AMI order ont the
Where they keor Lumber Dressed, and Lumber in
The Mill il IN complete order it runs so smooth and
tni warmed ~ heaters, to run the season through;
The Port leGo.it and Columbia Kali Road, rams close
Nrordi,g inctcs of a"re.s Gpr those that want to
They have Frames q! all descriptions, for Window
And boards ready worked, for Notwithstanding
-ana u th" Doors arc plain, some moulded, tllick
fnl NJ iiry are in,enSled for the Inside and the out
i a: the same what the building is stone irarue OF
brick. ltnirk :
htoHlRa- ,"a', Of every style; al sizes OF Sash and
Blinds; kinds.
And 80 many other fancy things, can't tell MI The
farming done true and neat; the machinery all new
and good; are wood
Aud il You saw The I,tactcis yo'T wonder if they
The work will be made to ordcr peat and smooth
An tic buildrrw have to do is to sci Il up together
The Sash will be prlmcd and glazed, the Frames
groove in,
And i'll about four weeks The house will be ready to
NOV" III. Jan II, !S67-Uw
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Fine Residence In town OF EiktOn
FGE. SALE.

THE VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING.
] situate on North Street, owned by Mrs ZlF,z1S
John c. Cuttings. with the Law Offices lss.sfT
ltrae Ward, handsome Gas Fixture SEX lsslREA
ion stove. stables. and 'outbuilimgs, sll.el.xaA
hereby offered at Private Sale.
&5 Possession given by the middle Of October if
desired For Terms, inquire Of
ALBERT CONSTABLE.
or FREDERICK STUMP.
Eli;lnn SOM 8. 1SNi.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnersllip ID.

r NE Partnership heretofore existing between
! the undersigned, under the firm name Of g Eagle
Knight Il Co.. (umber merchant. at this place. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent WIN.
II. Eas he is alone authorized to sign the name Of the
firm in liquidation he having purchased the interests
of the other partners. WM. H. EAGLE,
r. H. KNIGHT,
GEO. G. EAGLE,
ii. Z. EAGLE.
Port Deposit, Nd. Jan :, 1867 fJan 5-iw
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~ We have a letter from fair CORES
pondont, dated Alexandria, Va. which will
be published. week.
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FOR SALE.

A, GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO. Inquire of
"A JOSEPH EOOTH,
Uec 20 l9GC--iw lsktou, Md
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inpcndo
ance the old
appointed Agent for this ' '1' "
c assurance the Of thea
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. I39 AND l4I
INls 8. FOURTH Street. ~ - =

Sale at No. 2O2g Walnut Street.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURNI.
1URE. SIX LARGE AND ELEGANT MANTEI.
AND PIER MIRRORS, Handsome bookcases, Rich
BIocatelle and Lace Curtains, Fine China and Glass
ware, Handsome Velvet, Brussels, and other Car.
pets, ETC
On Friday Morning.
June II, at 10 O'clock at No 2O29 Walnut street bv
catalogue, the entire elegant Furniture. T6ll3t
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rMKEMrLNG HLSTORY

gno Topdon AthengUnt sRys;-"In 1886, M.
naiiardet wrote q Menoire on the scampish
ss-.,,t.snr, the Chevalier d'Eon sn ss which
oueen Charlotte was accused OF carrying on on
An intrigue with that advepturer. hecently m,
Louis Jourdan, of the steele, puDilsned as ms
own a,work entitled I'm Hetmaphrodite' e'-Ol
three hundred and one pages, OF which Two
hundred and twenty two were taken wore 10! loI
word from NJ 6aillardet's work, including tne
whole Of the atrocious outrage on the Lame oi
tbe oneen. whose son George IVl is there saio
to have had this DiEon for his father. M. Iai-
Iardef proved that NJ. Jourdan had sIoleh tnls
from the Menoire because he himseit had IN.
vented the story. He ls sorry for ~ ne says; put
he was at the time so young, only twenIy-nVe
years of age aud mixed up romantic hcGon
with authentic history as such hot-headed boy
might he expected to do. M. Jourdan, however,
STANDS upon his virtue He did not write the
hook which bore his name at all. He had given
the commission to young friend, then IN want
of money, now honorably occupied IN journal
Ism This amiable young friend, ~. u when
he conveyed three-fourihs of NJ. Gaillardets
book into his own, which was TO pass as
another's took it, he says, as being all gospel;
He was Young and, though he appropriated
fbe contents he did not suppose that anybody
conld have been wicked enough to have IN
vented them. Thus the natter stands; the
,Nouvelie Geographic Generale' reproproduces
the calumny without pretending to believe IN
it-and thus history is invented by our hVely
neighborsn
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THE CHOLERA FUNGUs.-At recent meeting
Of the London Pathological Society, the Presi-
dent, Mr.. John Simon, who has just returned
from the conference on cholera at Weimar, in
troduced the question of the dependence OF
Asiatic cholera on the development of a low
vegetable form in the intestines (cylindro-
tanium), which has been recently asserted in
Germany by DR.. Klob and DR.. Thome. The
latter gentleman has given to the President a
specimen of the fungus referred to- This
specimen, on the suggestion Of the President
was given to a committee consisting of DR..
SandersOn and Mr.. Hulke, with a view to
report on the matter at the commencement of
nextSesson. For the statements of Dr. Kob
and DR.. Thome, the President referred to the
original paper in Virchow's ArchiO. The par
tiCular specimens before the society had been
cultivated in glycerine.
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r u. GuMMEY SONS, AUCTToNEERs

dOlu REGULAR sales OF
REAL ESTATE STOCKS, AND RFfu1p Trrruc . ~
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANCR. -
henoollls o. each property issued separately,
1000 catalogues published and circulated
inli descriptions OF property 70 be sold also pa =
ter, and offered al private sale 1870
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspauer
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AUCTION SALES.

al, JUns ~ St u oclock, will be sold by catalogue on
,S tSua mSonlhs credit about 200 pieces rich Brusses
nm ,ssopernne' and fine lngran Venetian, list
~ hp CVtthke, and rag cRrpetnea. Canton maf1in0a
iaClhs ehoiceassOrtment OF superior Roods
sale. 's y" 'ne mornlng o.
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story was told of lucky poulterer in Eng
land who got a large fortune from an old lady
to whom he been uncommonly civil. This
poulterer is now the subject of paragraphs in
the English papers. 1t appears that he is "a
thoroughly good churchman, and is, or was,
an elected member of the Church Institution, 4"
and that possibly this may account for his
pOliteness.
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nCEAN TLLEGRAPH.

telegram IRON the superintendent of the
International Ocean Telegraph Company re-
ports that the land lines of the company in
Florida were completed May 28. Under the
energetic superintendence of Major Heiss and
Mr.. Sadler, a frstclass telegraph line, two
hundred and seventy miles IN length, was built
in thirty. seven and half days. All material for
distribution, eight laborers, transportation,
forage, rations, ETC., we're sent IRON this city
in April last. The cable communication with
Cuba will be made early in July.-N Y. Eo'
Pocf
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LARGE PFREMPTORY SALE OF FRErScry
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOO1lS. FSrei

June IA, at 10 o'clock, Will be sold NV cataloora
four months credit, about 200 lots OF French
German. and British Dry Goods embracing full a
sortment Of fancy ana staple articles in sIs IL
woollens, linens. and cottons.
N. B.-Goods arranged for examination and cat
logues ready early on morning of sale. Te IIbt
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SALE OF STOCKS, LOANS, ETC,

bAIL UN bIOOhb, DUANB, EIC.,
On FRIDAY, June II,
At IL o'clock M, at The PHILADELPHIA Exchanges.
200 shares Philadelphia and Erie Railroad co.
300 shares Hestonville Passenger Railway Co.
50 70 SusQuebanna Canal 60. bonds. -,
100 shares Cambria Iron Co
50 shares Southern Transportation Co. r6II0t
200 shares Susquehanna Canal Co.
$4,000 Columbus and indianapolis Central Railroad
Co. per cent bonds, interest January and July,
$4,000 Stenbenville and Indiana Railroad First Mort
ga ge per cent. bonds. IT
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS
BBRk99SSAINs, STRAW GOODS, TRAY

- :. . . On tuesday Morning,
June 49, at 10 O'clock, will be Sold By CATALONIA on
iour months credit, about 1900 packageS boots
SHOES, balmorals, etc, embracing prime and fresh
ture. - ~ --'''9AH "Ao"uAsS-
~ Open for examination with catalogues early on
tno LuOInlnk Oh SAFE.
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M a. R * II III
AND
[Lo NINTH. q,
N%RR & CON&
THREE DOLLARS FOR WHITE smET-
LAND sHAwLS.
THIRTY.ONE GENTS FOR REAL FRENCH
LAWNS.

THIRTY.sEvEN CENTS FOR BROCME
FIGURED GBENADINE RAREGEs.
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VALUABLE FIGURING MILLS-With s5 acres
Of land, know as Mount Pleasant Mills" near Car.
Isle. Cumberland county, Pa
SPRING GARDEN STItEET-H andsome residence
2l24 f6S ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

One q the greatest mistakes nicn make
.. Ia setting thsir hoses 10 90. In iorn
e. times they wrre oftcu set on lcvr'
nth The grosnd- Thc conscgueuce ~as
hi bOsse became damp ssd the lower
part rossed cut Aft~r~s-ds thsv -,
thea Ca unslerPinning Which vested on .
irv,i ~iih the grcuad. tn. brcusht The
bouse some eighieen or twenty inches allow
the level ground. but Did not siio- a.
laid 10 be drained OF. aR1 PADDLES Of
wafer would stand srouad The housc. and
he cellar wosad he ~ct Or bal ten Of "a.
Ter.
In late ,ear. q hss bcra tLs custom o.
elc1a;r Ihv ga. 80 - 60 tcrracc ~ rcunsl
the Lousc. Siin. a great ulsay buihiings
ar settoe ~. We rarely 80 one ele-
waited TOO hsh. 4 person ip~SP~risneed
IN hoase-Luilding levels Up his siiis sd
fnds lo~ PiAce o. ore SIDE. an Il look
formidatic 20 bim 20 az q uT. Nov
good plan : th.-. 10 elevate The ssiis 90
th.t O. rrsecd p. ihc water -iii raa A-ss
from The hc-se -rs,iiiy % ali sidcs. Tier
should - ir,-c siant IRON the bottom %
sLc sfn. 20 the middle % ne street. We
have son~iinss given iuie Ike The fol-
io~isg Piace the sis A. high a. yoa think
they oasht 10 Re. AM tLsa rai-e thrru
foot higher az voa 81 have ia nearly q.
high A. vou ~i.h zoe hal rsiscd then When
yo-r hoase - fneh-d. We have never
known rerson % wish b 81, lowcrcd
~ho followed Ills ruie- BY rai.inr ihe
siIi. yea have dr.cs cv'lar. Il i more
easily drAined. and r. earth - not in aban-
danec Il VII b. quiie - easily hsu'ei %
terrace ~ viii as % dis ii fFoa thc cci-
ar.
Nc esicrnsi costly fnisA. siecsnt front
ysrd- or say Other oonfuvaaoe can atooe
for = house squat on the ground. lts-eu
90 cultivate hahrs at corrrci taste. even in
our Lanbicsi dusllin-- Ia other words.
II costs 10 more 20 10 thing right ihan
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