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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18
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Serenade BY Farmer Donnelly.

Oh come, my love, and live with me;
And keep my cottage in the glen.
As patient as bumblebee
And busy as setting hen.
Oh. rest beneath my fragrant bower.
Where sweet stramonium doth entwine:
Come. smell the gentle caulifiower
And Gull the mangel-wortzel vine.
All listen TO the rural songs.
The pea shall wind his magic shell,
A. echo plaintively prolongs
The MARBLE of the pimpernel.
Beyond the yermicelli row
hear the bull-frog's sigh again
The cackle of the Durham eve
The below of the Berkshire hen.
oh. come. love. come the morn is fair.
I'll celebrate the DAY with thee:
I'll merrily dig the Bartlett pear.
And shake the ruta-baga tree.
Oh, hump yourself, my lovely Poll.
And in the cause of Anti-monop.
Wen mulch the turkeys in the fall.
And graft the long clam ON the hop.
Ny sweetest. am fond of mush.
And thou will set some out for me;
Well early SOW the current bush,
And tap the cranberry-jelly tree.
Wen pull the wool from off the calf.
The cottonwood its fleece shall she'd
So At the winter will we laugh,
And gaily weed the oyster bed.
Well blithely hoe the winter wheat.
Wen chase the eggs the squirrels lay.
And when the Bantam hog shall blest
Wen feed him with some clover hay.
All savory game TO thee I'll bring;
The hurlock knows nv spear Is sharp:
Ill shoot the dolphin on the wing
And hit him in the pcricarp.
Then come. my love, and live with me;
And beautiiy my lonely den,
A. patient A. a bumblebee
And busy a setting hen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18

To CURE TOOTHACHK.-A well known
dentist. who had tried the remedy on some
nervous people who have old roots Of bro
ken teeth. and are too tin,id to permit an
attempt to remove them, makes the follow
ing public for the benefit of all whom il
may concern:
10 persons having hollow tooth allow
ing the air to reach the nerve would ad-
wise that they get some spirits Of nitre and
mix with alum; saturate a little cotton
with it and apply it to the cavity. If the
pain extends upward toward the eye, or
takes the form Of neuralgia, procure some
horseradish. take out the stems, wet them
and apply them to the face over the pain,
ana | think you will get relief. If you
have no radish. try beet leaves; they may
answer the same pesposs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18

To MAKE HENS LAY.-When aogs h..
such prices. and are so delicious =, rho
many ways the good cook brings them To
the table. it is necessary the hens should
have little, just little. attention. Give
then warm drink every morning. See that
they have an abundance of gravel; old
pieces of crockery pounded up will answer
better than nothing. CoacOct a pudding
for them two or three times week, not
oftener. with the ingredients: Face an
old pail est ct one side, and into this throw
the meat scrsps that are good for nothing
else, egg-shells, beans, hominy. bread
crasts, corn parched very brown. coarse
meal siftinss, and when the day arrives to
sArva nm this dish take the water in which
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAIENr>
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No, TO State ST.. Opposite Ku5v ST.
BOSTON.

4 tfEf An extensive practice OF upwards a.
- ihlrty years, continues 70 secure P4tsHt- 4,
the tnlted States also In Great Britain Franc.
and other foreign countries. Caveats, ~perla...
lions Assignments, and all other papers l,r P..
ten ;, executed on reasonable terms VIA t.-.
pat b. RESEARCHES made 10 de tefmine the = .t.t.
and stihiy of Patents OF Inventions ant .rs.
and other advice rendered in all matters toaa4..
the same. Copies OF the claims of ans psl,4,
by rcmitting one dollar. Assignments
recorded In Washington
No 4gency ia the United States possesses say ,-,
fdcatiftcs FOR obtaining Pateass Or ascertGtH5n e.
odferItatistts ofiavenfions
Al necessity OF Journey to Washington .
procure Patent, and the u sual great ltli. t.-..
are here saved inventors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18

An ovwsssachine $780, vhose hind
feet are frequently kit>Angs the Forward
shoes-shonsd wear heavy shoes forward
and light ones behind. The theory is, that
the heavier hoof will be thrown lit tie far.
Their ahead at each step than the lighter
one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18

A writer to the Herald Of Health saws: II
surprised me to see your correspondents
suggestion In regard to the universal use
OF brown sugar in the preparation Of food.
wonder II she ever saw the process Of the
manufacture and refining of sugar. Does
she know that Brown sugar means simply
and solely MOST dirty sugar? Does she
comprehend the quality and nature of the
dirt which constitutes its BROWNIES !:
Does she know that pure loaf. crushed or
GRADUATED sugar is not only perfectly free
from dirt and is incapable Of adulteration.
but Is much cheaper. pound by pound. ev-
en- at the slight additional price usually
charged for it, than brown sugar of any
grade, because you buy no dirt or moist.
ure. but pure ssccharine matter: Does
she know that the notion that brown sug.
ars are'sweeter than white Is pure fancy,
aud that the contrary is true? suppose
We are each and all destined to eat our
peck of dirt sooner or later. but save US
from the dirt that made brown sugar
brown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18

You have parboiled your pork and be ans,
or other greasy water, stirring into it bran
sufficient to thicken well. allowing it to
COOK few minutes. pouring the whole
over these saved up scraps. Let II stand
a short time after 1t is thoroughly stirred,
and feed while warm. Aside from this
give warm drink every morning. and you
will have plenty Of eggs Ohio Fdrmer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-12-18
L TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the r0ax,rta,i Ia.
sacces$faI practitioners with whom Iage a4.
oihclti intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
II have no hesitation In assuring, IN ve4r5r-. .
.hcA cannot employ a man more competent ra-
"usfieorthg, ana more capable or puttli ..r
PgilCatlono in FORM to secure for them All tt'.
ana favorable consideration at the Patent uA..
EDMUND BURkk.
,.,, Late COmmi- Toner OF Pa,DHls.
nf' II IL EDDY has made for me over IiIiEIA Hl
pitSAtIohs Tor Patents, having been 7acye--i..
Almost every case. Such unmistakahic pra.t
sreal talent and ability on has part leads U.t F..
Recommend all inventors to apply to MIN IA. I..
cure thelr patents, as they may be sure Dob has
the most faithful attention bestowed yu ....
eases ana at very reasonable charges,
JOHN IAGtA.a.
Boston Jan. Il Is73-Iy
, 1873-12-05
PERSONAL,

3EKSONAI+-MYERS' QPFNA HOUSE, THURS.
l. day night Handkerchief address < II, T4lbuns
xlilu. --
, 1873-12-05

promnont railroad men mud private cilzonp hnvo
been invited to attend tito convention, and tho
expectation Ia Tint tho gathering will DO
numerically atrong and aolidly inlluontlnl.
Iiio bnbjout wliol, tho convention mcoss to
consider ~ nothing loRs tlnn tho promotion Of
tho Air.Line Ratlroad from ChionRo to Charlos-
ton, from tho piarlea to tho oceai,t from tho
dnlds Of corn to tho land Of cotton. It is q
uattor In wl,ic1, eyory CharloBtontan In tlooply
nsorcBIeli Tor, unIsss tho city can draw to lter
tho bllsinoas Of tho West hor progroys MUST
DO slow astl unoortnn. Givo llor, on tho con-
rary, tho trado Of Ohlcago, ot Cincinnati. and OF
Louisvlo, and sho viii bound forward Will,
mado il, D niglt viii no longer 10 looaod upon
as tab1o. AZ tho good clti2onB aoop, THUR
houses ntld lands will double and trcblo III yalno,
mud They who aoro pnor yesterday will 10 rich
to.lnor,,ow. oaaroston con obtain Tho direct
connection With tho Wost. None Of her rivals
catl B1ccoAsfnllY cumpotc with linr when her oyoB
a,o opon. Tlloy should bo open HOW, au! II they
arc not. they will bo orc Tho aun COOS down OH
tho 1lth OF Dooeubor.
Tho convention will do good In many WAYS.
It will show oilr frion<la arltf rogAburs that We
aro alivo and at wosk-ttat Charleston is moving
nhoaa. And beyond these RtlvnntagoB oolnau
the faot that 1t Will reo,en an old Ingo In our
old hutory, md put Charlcston o,oo more to
work to secure high road to tue West.
, 1873-12-05


The exiBtcnco III the brute crraion OF some.
thing akin to the loasoniug faculty Of naal, Inns
long furnished to the. student Ut nature the
most fascinating Of researches. aud tho most do.
ligbtful Of results. From tho nuyouriat and
frivolous tloa TO tho grave aud phllosophic ole
plant, every living creature has c0ntfibu.el its
quota to tho wonderful story Of brute 1ntolll-
souco.. Dogs, who tlo everything but talk, and
Who might perAeps do oven that il wo could but
doclpher tlleir languago, aro 10 common ~ to
be- getting, in laut, littlo tedlonH, hlr.
Hamertou lella Of II Ftoueh dug Of liu aolua,nt-
Alce TINT seems to hayo mastered more thnn tho
amount of learning allowed by sydney Smith to
tho ayoiago goutto'nan of his tllno, WHO did
credit to 1uoae,n progress "by writing. and
sometimes oven spelling correctly" Not os.4y
TINT, but so lit IL u ladyaug-allother argument
for female superiority o4rrcctn tho ortl!osra-
ply of wnrda Intentionally mlaspol!ed, rs Tor in-
stance. ''leson fur naisoH, antl tls wl,llont any
e0lllIki0n with ller mlastur, DoubtoHb mai1y of
our roatlafs haye dogs whose acoomp iH!,mensu
would throw oyon tElos0 exploits intU tho elndo.
Tho uoditatIye cut. with moro limited opp"r..
tumltioB Of education, han frequently tliallayod
quito IN much natural abilitJ ~ bor household
rival. Bllo has been known to play on tho plail0,
for example, and tho talontn Of tho raco for yo-
uul music aro notorlons. Musical mice aro not
iufro4uont, IT ti1oir at,irorH lnny BIO bn|loyaa,
and tic anecaotes Of rat intelligence arc count
!oss. 1t Ia unnecessary to onumoiate tho fehta
, 1873-12-05
A AZ nan .s.K.ln

11VW ~ WrztI51tTC7 F1ctuTES zHrU 11HtIes
A correspondent OF the Boston TRANSCRIPT de-
ecriDeH yisit to the Graphio establishment.
Of tue skotc!Ios yh,ol, appear in tho Graphic arc
trHt trawi, by hand on paper with pen aud ink.
They are llnial,ol up Jus: as they aro to appear
In tic paper. rho aEosch Ia then copied upon a
glass platc through tho instrumontality OF q
from il by tho aid Of t, alln or powerful arti-
fciai light, COPY Of tho picture ia obtained
on transfor raper The transfer paper is
yc,y thi,,, and 30 made tbat it will
roatli1y Yield ink to a lthographio slono, After
having been properly prepared tho transier-
papar Ia placed face down upon tl,o stone, r,otn
wliol1 tho Grap1io is to 10 printed, md a trans
, 1873-12-05
Chtcllvt, to QI,urleAfOn,

From TIC ChHr|eston t.s. E) StWs. Dee. J.
Active preparations aro mnktng fur tho rail-
road convention which will he i,oltl in Clarlos-
ton, u,,tor tho aaapooH Ut tho Chamber Of COM
merce, Oh tho 1lth instant. a largo numbor OF
, 1873-12-05

TOR sA1,i:-su I0Ts IN THE D1srntCT ROUND
J. oil hy btale, Il,lstud, rwpnty.ttxth. md fhirty,
o!Ehss;. s! h: Fva yenfs tn'o. par cont. ALbEif
, 1873-12-05

81 4 f1flN To LOAN. YEARS, Low. RATE or
iSlA.UA!Al In osGst llsElL Improved, t(r4t,c1ays
sc: s.ia,c. 3 II. DKUWN Co. ieapor Uloos CLARK
, 1873-12-05

Tho Hoosac Tunnel coat one.third moro per
mile than tue Mont Cens Tuuuel, but labor ia
higher hero than abronl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18
The Markets.

The MaFkota.
BALTIMORE. Dec. l5.-V Sinia skies, co Soid ated
c05t West virginis's, 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ls;-Ootton auiet-lov mid
hne, 4o do, extra, otiee7; do, family. 7xt99,
City Mills, superfne 4s46; do, extra 76nsf do :,
family ,6AGi0A; IVES ern superfn, ;, 4Adt5; do ex +.
ira, ohd1; DO. family. Ia GnSZ. Wheat steady
choice snfer, IS; good 70 prime red, 1.70si IS;
dry, s.; yellow southern, 65(97O; nike western
weak Is Data Quet-s wi bern, 42(G5l; western
mixed, $780, do. white, 4oGasl Bye frmer, ssCal3
Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and easy price.
unchanged. esfern butter tive and strong, good
TO choice rolls and tubs, 2e@N. Cof.e very firm
and firm, CLOG Sugar quiet, gk.
Nfw fonk, Dec. 1-Stocks active and irreeu-
lar. Money bid. Gold, 1lH. Exchangs-Iong, 9;
short, "a. Governments quiet.
NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-rleur duIl, Wheat dull
and drooc:ng. Corn quiet.
LospoN, Dec. Is. 2:O .. m.-The Bank Of Eng
land directors have posted their card, announcing
that change has been made Ia the Of discou Of
Consols for money, sl'l @9l5s; for account, 97e
New York Central,76.
LONDON, Dec. Is, p m.-Erie, g.
bank Of England has increased fls2 900 during the
past week. The proportion Of bank reserve to liza
nilti.s, which WAS last week 4SI per cent, is now
50 Erie, 361z 656L,
LONDON, Dec. 1874 m.-Erie, ss,4 @ssk.
PARIS dispatches quote rentes at So francs 20 CEN
times.
LoS1GN E Dee Is p m-Bonds of 1857. as; new
FRANKFoRr Dec. lS.-Bonds, gE.
PARIS, Fec. lS,-p. m. The specie in the Bank
OF France has increased 9G3 900 francs during the
psst week. Rentes IS francs Is confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18
THE WEATHER
WAI DEPARTMENT, Ole, Of Ca,U SirssI 0Assy.
WAsHINeroN, December IS, 1878, 1910 g. N.

WAhDkrAkEhkN1t ULncs az Ch1U S5FaaI lAeey,l
WAsHlNeroN. December Is, 1878, 1850 g. m Z
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST rwKNrI-FouR HosRs.-
Inc cloudiness has Increased. with lower tenn per-
allure and light northery to westerly winds in the
northwest Generally cloudy weather, with light
variable winds. prevails in the lake region, aud
very Ilght rains are reported from Lake Ontario
AID the eastern portion OF Lake Erie The fog con-
tinues on the middle and asst Atlantic coast where
the temperature has risen slightly, with diminish
irg pressure Clear or fogRy weather with in
creased humidity, and but slight changes in pres
sure and temperature, are reported from the gulf
from the south Atlantic coasts
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England and thence
northward over the northern portion Of the middle
states and the lower lake region. partly cloudy
weather and areas of light rain will prev sil, with
out decided fall Of ten ptrsture, and with winds
cohuhnuipg light to fresh, put variable; For the
Atlantic states. and thence westward to the lower
Mississippi valley, generally clear weather, with
Iising temperature and light to fresh variable winds
during The day. For the Ohio valley, less pressure
with rising temperature during the day, followed BY
lkcressiDg cloudiness and probably threatening
weather. For the upper lake reg On and the north
west, cloudy weather, with nertherly to easterly
winds, and possibly light snow in the northern por
ton Of these districts For the canal regions, rising
temperature during to- day. followed By lower tenn.
perature on Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL, OF GAR
BAGE AND ASHES

EXECUTIVE OFFICR, DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA,(
Sly hsHINGToN, d; o., December Is, 1873 I
sealed Proposals, Endorsed - Proposals for Re.
moving Garbage and Ashes" will be received at
ths once until IL clock m December %, 1873 for
tne removal OF Garbage aud Ashes from every
ouild,ng and residence within the limits of the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown and their
immediate suburbs, during the year 1874, and de-
posting the same in scows or vessels provided for
tnat purpose at the foot of street southeast and
hereafter be designated ~
Said proposals will state in what manner and Tor
what compensation the bidder pro poses to do this
work. ~ ''
The Governor reserves the right to reject any and
al bidshot acceptable. All necessary information
to those desiring to bid will be given at this office
Dach bid must be accompanied by . de post Of
500 as security that the bidder will enter into A
contract should he be successful in having award
ed to him. The deposits will be returned the nm.
Succession bidders on the awarding Of the contract
and to the successful bidder upon It's execution
declStd ALEX. B. SHEPHERD, Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

The disgrsceful attack upon Senators in the
Washington column of the New York Tribune
of yesterday, attributing their vote in confirma-
ton Of Governor Shepherd TO interested mo-
tives, affords another evidence that the Tribune
Is carrying out its ayowed purpose to 'get
even" with the Senate for censuring its treaty
stealing correspondents. Mr.. Whitelaw Reid
has lectured through the country upon journal
ism, and the desirability of elevatlng its tone.
We would really advise him to quit preaching
for season, and experiment little in the way
of practise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

~ Dills are eomDesed exclusively Of vegetable
ne uss Of msrcury DO not leave any Of s injurious
s0sc3 They act directly q pom the liver, and arc
Ing IRON . disordered stats Of that organ, Liver
Son Pts,ns, bilieus Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
M IA M - @ echenekr Mandrake filb. Tor sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
The New York Ring and ITS News
papers.

The New York Express states that the COM
covered large floating debt, in addition to
about Sis, 900 900 of net city and county debt
heretofore reported. The board OF aldermen,
the Erpress says, have called on the commits
sioners to report the amount of the floating
debt, but without avail. The rUmor also has 1t
that well-known politicians are interested in
keeping back the report.
1t has been stated that certain New York
newspapers, including the Tribune and Sun,
were bought up by the advertising of the cor
rupt ring there to keep mum about its opera
tons, and it was only when the Times came out
with its disclosures that the frauds were ex-
posed. The same papers are now suspiciously
me about the present frauds, but seek to di-
vert attention from home affairs by inventing
stories about frauds elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

The atmosphere has lost its Iurid hue, aud
now, instead of having any idea of mounting
bsrbed steeds to fright the souls of fearful ad-
versaries," we are content to see nothing in
prospect but "weak, piping times of peace. !"
After an enormous amount of buster on the
part Of the Havanese and all manner of rebel
lious threats of resistance to the orders Of the
home government, they came gracefully down
and allowed the Virginius to depart with
scarcely murmur of disspproval. Now, that
this nine days excitement is over, the next SEN
sation Is in order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

Now that the Spaniards have done the right
and handsome thing by surrendering the Vir-
giDtus we can afford to do the right thing by
making rigid inquiry into the status of that
vessel and her right to carry our flag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

awaiting action by Congress on financial meas
ures. The situation yesterday presented no
new features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

The New York authorities are making sharp
raid on the gamblers, and the latter, finding it
too hot for them at hsme, are preparing, the
papers say, to make professional tours South
and West. We dare say Major Richards will
see that they do not tsrry in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

A New York exchange says "John Dorsey, a
wretched, csreworn man, about forty-fve or
fifty years of age, yesterday pleaded guilty in
the Special Sessions of stealing barrel of DO
tatoes. He said he stole the property because
he could not ind work to support a starving
family; nevertheless Justice Bixby sentenced
him to the penitentiary for four months" This
suggests an example in the rule of proportions
If stealing one barrel of potatoes in New York
IL pu Dishable by four months Imprisonment,
how long ought Boss Tweed, who stole the value
OF several hundred thousand barrels of potatoes
be imprisoned?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

CohEH LOAN OFFICE, Csvxw Il ia Ssysss
VIZ e.6 NEE fs.t Ave.ss, entrance on New ~
IN the city. Money loaned at the lowest rats0 q
q intsrsS On 0o1 and Silver Watches, Diemonds,
Gsntieosas Clothing, OsrDsts aai I'll srticlss Q
ve1ees jan1k-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-18

hsnd-biT posted about town protesting to
warn the public against "Child Stealer"
abroad here, but which is doubtless merely an
advertisement for some forthcoming play or
dime novel, has created so much terror amongst
the little folks, and parents as well, that many
children have been detained from school for
the last day or two. The police should see to it
that this mischievous handful is torn down.
and should take measures to prevent the future
posting of anything so well calculated for harm.
a statement relative to the imports and ex-
ports from New York for the past eleven months
shows, excluding specie, a decrease Of forty
millions in the imports, and a gain of nearly
sixty millions in the exports, or a change of one
hundred millions in the balance of merchandise
trade as usually reckoned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-02

LADIES, Be ON HAND To-DAY.-As
per announcement in onr columns on
Saturday, Messrs. I Blum 1; Bro. will
commence this morning their closing
out sale OF the entire balance Of their
Fall and Winter Sock, among which
will be included many beautiful Ready
Made Suits, Waterproof Cloaba, Beaver
Sacks, Children's Cloaks and Cashmer
Wrappers, all OF their own manufacture;
besides their stock OF Sbaw!s, Furs,
Blankets and Wooden Goods generally.
The stock offered will be sold ct "Crisis
prices" Our readers should be dill
gent to avail themselves OF euch an OPP
portunity, and make inquiry a5 TO toe
nature OF the inducements offered. We
know the firm make it practice to
close out their stock every season.
Messrs. Blum assure us that they have
shaped their prices on this occasion to
conform with tie present time. We
therefore suggest to all who cortem-
plate making q purchase for he Com-
ing HOLIDAYS 10 attend the closing out
sale at | Blum 6 Bro. Oae thing YOU
can rest assured OF, tha. the prices ask
ed will be much beyond your exPecta-
tons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Nh

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT p.
i strictly IN accordance with the facts, =
done: >"A d
There are my acres Tor more can BE- hat
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not lisbi"
overflow, In the form Of an oblong sops, :.
levei, ana al this time in nne conduit
situated between thePotomac river ana ~ ],
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with S. we
or switch connected with the pronertSS epol
Is about half way between CumbsrlsS HEl
the densely populated coal and irnn ~ M
OF Georges Creek Valley, where yeSs,. fftoH
or, In other words, the products OF ; 40.
farm, can be sold In any quantity al Sc x
prices far exceeding the hates In E a. a.
cities. AS'e'l
The health OF this place and v,.,rru
excellent and asue and fever unknoHS ,i Is
the past twenty years !V'
There are also about seventy.nva
strong limestone upland situats5 W. NC :, u'
opposite side OF the Baltimore Ana SI n tne
railroad nom the bottom land. 0n!o
The quality OF this land and It's pno,,,,,..
to certainly the most active and best MAJ.
kets in the world, would make one nv
standing truck farming 10 realize a for,r,,'
in q few years.
This regien OF country Is RAPIDLY sr,,,
up, and thus far the market cannot Ia Sr''k
piled without sending OF for ye,eisSi.
hon other places.
IL any one desiring To make a pros,s,,
investment in such property will wish ~.
place and tnd that all we claim for I, -. -
well as what is represented about onr ma,
kets, &c, has not been correctly stated ~,
expenses will be paid We therefore Cow,
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look an
investigate the matter for themselves
There is a lime kiln on or near the n-,-
erty, which the party buying can M
without rent, and thus make his lime !.
simply the expense OF coal and burning
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