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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-28
YAHKEEs IN RUSSIA.

Hating the Germans, looking down on
the French, and disliking the English,
the Russians seem 10 reserve ell shei1
goodwill for Americans. With then:
American" or "Yankee" is the synonym
OF indomitable energy, OF intrepid enter
prise, OF wonderful ability, and Of frank
truth-telling. They cali their own ablest
engineer, inventors and di,coverers
Yankees" by way of compliment. NJ.
Gablochkof, the inventor Of the electric
candle, and Col. Prievalsky, the bold
Asiatic explorer, are sample Russian
Yankees.
Once I was talking with a Russian
friend about the possible destiny Of our
globe. "There is DO need Of worrying;
ourselves ahout the fate Of the globe,
he s"id, "for there con be no serious
danger ior her so long SIS she has on
board our transatlantic friends. Ii e.
collision with some other planet should
threaten her, the Yankees would st once
rig up Q ridder, sails, OF some other de-
vice, and get her cut Of the scrape."
The Russians are particularly charmed
with the democratic manners oi AIneri-
cans. These appeal to 8 characteristic
national trait Of the Russians themselves.
They despise from the bottom CT theic
hearts ali pretension, arrogance, aud
walking on Suits That's why ;ho Rus
sia: stretch friendly hands 10 the people
across The ocean. IN spite q: the abyss
thut lies between their Government and
that Of the Union.
Ny persona: experience is that AIaeei-
cln citizens 10 general, and American
business men in partic;llGr. are walTalY
welcomed in Russia. On the part Of the
Czor's Government there IS not The least
fear that they viii inoculate the Rus-
siens with republicanisn. Once I asked
Colonel OF gendcrmcs whether he had
any apprehension OF dangerous results
from The close relations of the Russians
and the Americans, " Not the least, "i!la
easwcred. promptly. Your citieas
sre too sensible ard practical 10 he
dangerous 10 our Government. TO
iragire practical Yankee ind'Igin5 in
tlieorling with IDLE Russians wo;ld he
to suppose the most improbable of all
improbable things"
The Russian capitalists and business
men in general are apnerentlT glad 20
have Americans come here, and closely
observe their ways # doing business.
They prefer to invite American engineers
g. Russia instead oi sending their en
gineers to study in nAmadee.--.St. Peters.
burg lettfq'.
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SPANISH Nl-KDFRs sNR RkIGAND-
AGE.

AGE.
In Spain tbcte 3 not much actual
murder, but there is rampant b,igandage,
which only s.ops short Of murder provid-
ing it csn rob without it. Even IN I'D
rid its.lf, in one Of tt fnest and most
ireouented streets, g member OF the
Senate was, only two years ago, kept
prisoner in his own bedroom and threat
ned witt: death until he paid the ram
som demanded Of him.
Bands OF robbers, as is only Zoo veil
snown, haunt the mountain districts
ven in the neighborhood Of the capital.
The brig,nds are seid TO have friends in
:ery high places they exercise terror
which prevents quiet people from dar-
ing to give evidence against them they
.alk out Of prison if they are put into it,
md when they hold land they pey to
lie Government just toe amount Of
axes that they Ghlnh convenient
Justice aga,n Is slow in u,osi countries,
,ut il. Spain it scarcely moves st all.
Every process is secret, and everything
- carried on in writing. Tno pile OF
apers heaped up in reference 10 the
nurler OF Gsn. Prim ten years age
counts up md up; but it is not even
It Thought high enough, end trial
rni" az III ot; Do s-o-. rrLa Govern.
seut !, rs unal..e as eny one else to in
pr:. :. speedy conviction, and if it really
uts to eet rid Of notorious criminals,
,l,orts them Oh the rretext that they
- irving to escape.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-28
THE woRK OF yoLcAyo.s.

Cotopaxi, in 1913, threw its fer rock
cts 5000 feet above its crater, While in
17at The blazing ,nass. atru9gliaESer a9-
outlet, zoared SO that its awful voiq was
heard at 9 distance Of more thai 900
pliles. In 1897 the crater Of Tungl,Egua,
ons oi the great peaks of the AIDES,
flung out torrents Of mud, which daa aued
up the rivers, opened neI7 lakes. ari in
valleys 1000 seee vide made depsits
GU0feet deep. The stream from VesuI Iius,
which in 1918 passed through Terrt del
Greco, contained a3,Uoo,OOD cuhic feet
os solid matter; and in 1888, when E1ro
del Greco vas destroyed second t ms,
tbe mass Of lava amounted to 45,009oQo
uLic fHet.
in 1850 Azt1lo poured forth aocd
wbiah covered eightr-fol,r squersmIes
cf lfane. On This occasion tbe sand
and sc.r:a fcrme6 the Monte Resin, near
Nichoiosa, cons OF twc niles u cir
.umfeserce, and 400 SECT high. Tho
strcam thrown out st Il % in 1910 was
y ,uution at the rate OF one yard rer day
ior ,ine months aiter the eruption, aud
it is on record thu. tbs lava Of ths same
.ncuutain. after terrible eruption. was
lot thoroughly cool and consolidated for
rc,. .ears after gbe event.
!n the eruption oE yesuvius, A. D. 7s.
be scoria an.. ashes vonlited $ortl for
exceeded -, entire bulk Of theswonnts
in; while so .Ena disgorged moro
lLan iweasy yl.nes It's o~n mass. Vesu.
.-iis i.ns sent ~ ashes as far as Copstap-
inople, Syri:. and Egypt; il hvrled stones
ight pounds IL weight TO Pcmpeii, n
;saanco q: SIX niles, while similar
n;s>: .s ~src tossed up 2,OCo feet above
la srmp,it. Coto!axi has projected G
oci; of l0n cubic wards in volume ,iae
ads: und Su:nDnwa, in 1916, during
re q. st terrible eruption ON record
c,it Is ashes as ior as Java. distance
>, 9nG nil. = Of s'lrfaee, aud, or' OF a
cprIaticn of 1906 souls, only twenty
s.;.,wCi. Il ,rh0ny-.
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gnasasln anbertissr.
THE TEUToN's TRIBULATICN.

Meiu CIT! Mein Cot vnt language dat,
I cannot English spraken,
For shust sc sure speak linn right,
so sure I beeS mistaken.
For ven I say Iwant my beer,
mean that lager fixel;
Bier means dem tings lo.ks ride
Ven dey go dead as blixen.
Meat means dem tings dat goot to eat,
Meet also means tings pr'per;
IT'S only piete to measure tings,
Ven steamboats, meet day st'pper.
Shust de same word M ans every lings;
7 makes no business whether
You spell him dis ur ther way.
Won sounds shus. like the other.
Nein Cotl Meir Cot so sure knows,
I cannot English spraker;
For ven nose speak him right,
BY tam gifts mistak,n n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-28
The mullein Plant for COBSLmp
gi0no

A correspondent writes 10 an tx
changs W follows ab,ut III. flower u
we'll kn"wn plant: Il have dIsc.v
cred g remedy tor consumption. i
has cured after they had commehceu
bleeding at the lungs and the hecll,
flush Was already OIL the check. Al
ter trying this remedy TO my OWL
satisfaction, ( have thought that ( hi
lsnthropy required thai l should lei
it be known tu the world. It's com
mon mullen, stzeped strongly ano
swes:ened with c.8ee sugar, auo
drank freely. Young or old plants
sre good, dried in the shade and kep'
in clean bags. The medicine nuet be
continued from three to SIX Eontl s
according to the nature OF the disease
It is very good Tor the b.ood vessels
eehEs9. ehs s,1t.-. It. s'rsnsths ms 4 Dul.ds up
the strength. 1t mak,s good biood
and takes Inflammation away ilom
the lungs"
1t is the wish Of the writer that
every periodical In the Uu,ted States,
Canada and Europe should publish
this recipe for the benefit OF the hu-
usn family. Lay this up and keep
it N the house ready Tor use.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-28

THOUGH q man without money is
poor, man with nothing but money Is
still poorer. Worldly gifts cannot hea
up the spirits from faiuting and Sinking
when trials End troubles come, any NOR
than headache can be cared by goldrl
crown, or toothacbe by q chain OF pearls
GnHooLy came home to dinner, anu
was very much depressed Of seeing his
"a c,nenfimnther. who is on the shady
side OF %, rnaullng cel:per nung on 'Lne
fence. He shook his head solemnly and
said to himsef con6dentially, at is a
shame that an olu ady like that has to
wear herself out on an unconscious car
pet. Il It was only that rascally shoe
s',er that duns me every day for the
II Jney for my boots that sho was maui
ing / could bear up under it. Its o
pity to see those hard icks wastetl."-
Galvestopa Ne4es.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-28

LUcRET1A Mort (writas "Gath, in
the Cincinnati Enquirer) married rich,
lived comfortably al her days, and died
isolated, YET venerable and respected
One OF the men she helped TO make wes
the Rev. Robert Collyer, row OF Kew
York He was 3 blacksmith, WHO, ss a
Methodist, led O. debate IN favor Of slsv-
cry at country school-house, where his
mental capacity was such that old Mrs.
Mott and her son-in-law drew him
into the nnti-slavery fold, made q Uni
tarian OF him, and sent him on bis wey
vaioScipG.
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WHAT HE SAID.

"Bob Brown, did you say that ny
father had not IS much sense Ms Biliy
Smiths little yellow dog?"
"No, l never snid any s1cl thing. !
neve- said that your father hed aot az
much sense as Eilly Smiths yellow daG.
AL rn:i was shst Billy Smiths hftla
yellow dog had more sense than .Ynsls
father; that's all ever gai9."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-28
RUSSIAN TAF OF MAKING 4 M-SS
nRTrRNDOX

An officer of the Russian army, OF dla-
tingr,ished family, was stricken down
with e ,ferer while serving IN Siberia.
Fe finally became delirious, and the
doctors pronounced the case hopeless.
Nobody happened to know that he was
member Of the Lutheran Church, and
the priest sent for was orthodox. That
priest, in spite Of the explicit iniunctions
of his church, administered tho sacri'-
ment to o man who was out OF his mind,
and then performed the rite OF extreme
unction. A few hours afterwsrd the
.risis Of the fever passed over, and the
patient gave evident signs Of recovery.
The priest at once proclaimed TO the
oeighborhoca that, with Gods help, IN
mad wrought 8 miracle. Be that as it
may, the officer steadily improved in
health. and was strong enough after
come weeks to start for st. Petersburg.
Mst Sg h P2S @ ghs shs iSsEs church. aSs oi
Shich he had long been member, he
sas greeted by his pastor with the re-
lnest that he would leave the church,
and not bring with him the penalties
which fell upon every heteroaox preacher
who ministered to the orthodox. On
demanding, in astonishment, On explrna-
ton, he was informed that the account
cf his miraculous cure had been sent 10
the Synod, which had warned his former
Lutheran pastor that the man vas
shepcetorth orthodox. In vain he pro-
aested that he had always been member
Of the Lutheran Church, that he had
never voluntarily altered his faith, that
the sacrament and extreme unction haa
been administered 10 hiIa when he Ess
unconscious. It made 10 difference
orthodox he must be for the future; and
o direct appeal TO the Car only elected
she reply that his Majesty could not in
serfere with general regulations Of the
Ecclesiastical Synod, which had already
received his Imperial sanction. With
ouch power as this welded by tho
church, it ceases to be d wonder thar
.he Russian heterodo1 scots have nevey
anited in common movement Far
more wonderful is il that dissent has
ever been able for one moment to assers
isseH,-Calj07wia7.
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Trees.

In ono grove in California are 1850
trees, none measuring less than six fess
in diameter.
A magnificent white oak stands IN the.
Quaker burying- ground in Salem, n. D.
1t is more than 200 years old, and is re-
markable for its amplitude Of shade. In
one direction its branches havo spread
Of 112 feet.
The tallest trees in the wcrid are Ii
Australia. 4 fallen tree in Gippsland
measured 425 feet from the root to the
highest point of the branches. Another
standing in the Dundenong district ID
Victoria is estimated to be $50 feet from
the ground to the top.
The largest chestnut tree IL the coun-
try is growing on the farm of Solomon
Merkle, at Berks, Pa, and is nearly
forty seet in circumference Ell the base
The top OF the tree is rea'hed without
hanger by steps that are fastened De
saeenthellsalai abb5iis bs sssstMsssh 81 coid.
OF wood. d still yields about three
bushels Of chestputs annually.
Arusset apple tree in Skowhegan, Me.
was planted in 1862. In its branches ,
play house for children has been built
tor half century or more. The tree
IS seven feet from the ground 20 tn.
branches, five in number, all Of whicl
are very large and average thirty-fve
,ees in length, covering space O
! ground sixty-three feet in diameter. il
| is more then four and ona-half feet il
.li,,-oeter, end hos yielded IN average OF
:hi,ty bushels of appl.a each year. A
sprout from this apple tree stands thirty
two feet from the parent stem, but Is
forty-eight years younger.
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1ErcS FOE CBELDREN.

Impossible as il maJ be to nadrstan'
the survival or persistence OF fashion III
dress, the use Of false hair a9 neen
re egated to the gentler seq OF q lis' 'ne
last quarter Of the nineteenth c injury.
Unless for the absolute protectip p OF q
head atterly bereft Of hair, men to.day
rarely weaz wigs. The prosperof days
o3 tho hsrher vaned when he nd longer
found a supplementary calling "1g'
making. If that preponderance false
hair on women's heads, in 7oguI some
few years ago, has been curtale1 Small
+oos ~ sham curls { .stened on ftting,
ST., ~ ~, sonolo foreheads. hid been
fer some time la mode.
There is, however, one fashion lcSlng
into vogue which common sense p the
,eost onnreciation Of the fitness ohinSs
ono,+ r. abolish. If ridicule cdd kill
it. it deserves to bo laughed cut eS st
ence. You are passing o h"useand =
-e.s1,a .s ro.,, os Al see ip the irahpf ilm
window. You admire the beaut Pf the
child. and e1patiate on glorypf hair
tlunbling down on the rounded sh&lders.
Your wife, who has noticed you xpan
ei7eness, will not be moved, for sle 81
marks in dry, rpaGter-of-fsct 1ay "It
is wig. Why, don't yor know that
any number of children wear wigs =? You
can buy wig Of that kind for S.. Very
nice ones, assorted 10 child's complex
ion, made to order. come highe,. You
look horror stricken, ard you ask re
proachfully, Have you been shopping
for children-A wigs? Z? Is ou1 agn itle
innocent to wear wig" "N, j, the
geply, 81 Only asked The prifs- ffFllllclss;s ffFFi
vas the harm? Why, there re thon-
sands Of little gisls III New Yor wearing
wigs. I should not be surpricl il i'll
time al of them would have 10 Tpr them.
Some Of the fashionable docirs, it is
said, recommend wigs-tlley prevent
colds. It is even quite likely tat chill
tren will wear wigs this s1lnaer, he
cause they viii he thought to y COIL. ="
There are, unfortunately, man vulgar
people who think that the earl;r they
begin to make their children h,mbugs
the hetter Is ia.-Ncw Iork; I.irca.
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A Fool Once Mufe

"For ten years my wife vas confn
ed to her bed with such complics
ton Of ailments that no doc tor could
tsll what was the matter or cure her,
ard ] uaed up a small torture in
humbug stuff. Six months ago ! saw
g U. .. hsg with Hop Bit, RS on it.,
and thought l would te tool once
more. ! tried it, but my folly prov.
ed to be wisdom. Two bottles cured
her, she is now as we'll and stto, rs
any mans wife, anu 1t c.st me only
two dollars. Such tol.y page. HI.
W. Pvtso.t, Micb.-ETse Press.
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The Atlanta cotton Exposition.

asqs4a5 great International Cotton Ez
position at Atlanta, Ca. will open ~
October 5 and close On Dec mbtr 81
Under the energetic management OF
Director. General Kimtail ii ioan.
cisl success of the enterprise is as
sured beyond dt ubt by The large
subscriptions toits stock, ty the largt
lumhor of actual entries already
made and by the certainty Of an lm
nenee throng Of visitors. s, liberal
have Tee the cub crip,ions aud 20
extended Is the interest IN the suc
So of the E1. o.ition that tie * C
utlvs committee OF the association.
b s resell sed to make no charge iol
space to ezhit tors. Under the oligl
nal rule payment was r, qull, d ior
cry square toct o aoor space occupi
ed BY e1nib tors N the Exp,sltloL
Dui.ding. Now au eutlahce lee OF
S25 only will be charged Tor ali .A-
hlblts. except tor products OF the sol',
works Of art or t, uc4t.oLal XXI bi :.
Every merchant, LIZ ch nlc or mauu
S.cturer in the world ran eLt,r LIS
" res for exhibition, ald secure III,
necessary aoor space, by making iol
nal application to Tie -nterua Ii
al Cotton Exposition aud sending
check for tie amount OF the enlIs nc.
tee. Merchants ahd agents / mah
uta.tu. ero ueslii G 10 make col.ec
tive EXHIBITS OF The gouds dealt II
by them will be cbaIs sed ole ehu!
Tee only.
The Exposition bull ing is now b.
ing constituted as rapidly as p,ssibie
and will be ready by tie tlme hxe'
for the opening OF the exhibition II
Q tober. 1t will te tlirnisued Will
ths necessary st. am pow er aud sh II
Ing, pulleys, &c., Tor The Operation Oh
the machinery, and will have ever.
facility 'or the adyaht gru' s dspi,y
Of lrthe articles on .1h b Ii T
building will be Sub, tautlally cch
structsd upon the nost sp rovec
plan, and will combiLe light, ,enu...
ton and space AZ It's Chief advaL.
tsges.
lie Atlanta Exposition will be o
very great benefit to the SvuthtrI
States II they WILL only make tuI'
display OF their various products. II
We wuuid have the world think Wei,
Of us and place proper estimate
upon our great resources. We must lei
the world enow Who We ale and whal
ne have. This eau be done III LIZ
better way thun by d compete exhl
bition Of the vallous asrirultlraI,
manufacturing aud mechanical pro
ductions o! our otatt d &C ion. We
are glad to kuow that Iol. A. T. But
ler, the lnuetaugaule ct te CummI;.
sion.r of Agr.Cu ture, Is dolLg al
that he can to get tie merchants, ia1
mars and manufacturers VI buulL
Carolina to take up the matter al d
compete fyr the piiz,s. In lutte.
sucs OF the work al important meet
ing OF the twsuty seveu Wee Pr 81
den Of the At. Mt. EXPO ltio | lroln
this Stale and OF tie 20 nm ttee sp
poiuted Uy the State Board vi Alii
culture will be held IL Greenvllle u
July 26.
1us object of this mee'ilg g will b.
to devise plan TO seaure The sa,ls
tsctcIJ representation OF this Stale
st the Atlanta E2po-itl,n, aid Il
provide the necessary MEALS tor Cal
rying that Plan Into execution. Al
persons WHO are Interested III TIL
work have been IhAlted " attend.
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The SEnevcY pipe steel and
M ghtnpss strength aud durability These
ara nndd gates for Yards Parks and Cemeteries and everywhere
where good gate wanted These gates fitted with adjustable
hinge that ws gate being high low and either
with spring latch and either double reversible catch per
order All our gates specially suited seoenng attachments
We are often How long will last? From all that known Of
wire and the paint think safe from Is IS
ad we feel confident will Of the
m times ANY used and usually 10 l6
e an but nay distance exceeding 90 1t is fastened
TO wood posts with staples.
We sell complete for stretching Consisting Of stretching tackle
and cutting p $3.50 Complete instructions to fence
with invoice ANY ordinary the fence
eaee coat Of putting fence including setting posts 10 cent?
per l6s feet
ssr For further information, call on or address,
r. @. M. DUNQVANT. Agt.
Rsh 9. .AasA-Hlol Enasgsaas 9. D. so
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TgE young man who dropped To-
cent piece down his swectheast's neck,
and called Der dime savings bank. bal
0 dividend declared 20 eas gseA
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! csNTLrMAN being twitted by e friend
'-ni the lrcvjty OF his rnilerpirning,
rln~l: my legs re;vch the ground,
,;u, mo-. ...n vo,,re tiO ."
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SEEDS THA. Jt'RPRlsE!
MIN rAnrn r1t-, UrIAMn Nzhn

- - u ~ tu ch'o i'o ~ = "a.
NaxiS. n w v"gri itl' t.in - a.. differing
: thii.. -.-r Ia r. delicious raw Ur
cook d. S.'l 4eIl' uy III - ~ ''fS n n per- Soys
B,uii Of Japan nil! fti.ii II lrr"' So q by chem
iEts 10 br tn. r;,l.cs. huu II rCd now.i Fire
fod Ter nlan, "lsu Sod II rs u" y -"r Cuban
Queen Wi.ir:i,,nn iuS !nIuO. ted Ir:s' ST variety
ever gr Iwii III : firm lu- ';oi- crisp and
sugarv bsi. 10 -""p q" ship - - a Iantr OF 20
seeds. u unp-rS u 81 N"r;''c ."''e 10. o. Wo"d
MusErrlan .rg - :nOwn to3 fer! !nn.--ine
ollnlit, rtrlv M ! o-n;'!ic u ca u "r Climax
irr' ri hest q 'vnr early, no, H. -o'id-un-
armlru 'n"v"' w-'v. !Ir's I'a'"- White Egyp-
lii,n e., y from m" N'in, yr'as immensely
in rIt. orth Where q l"r ro-n r,iiS. rp"Qnaltd
f,r i"Dr o stn"; 90 ca i,'inr . c;s round.
Tncs;nn fnir u N; &C. - days: 20 10 Il n.
high ',..'S .n"r"r. .'ug q t'o-, grains in long.
., iu b 'nnl Sfi w h''n. r,'''l o spri"ns. IL cts
aprD,7 M III" a''o"'. son TN'S' anfearh f3r s.
AnI-"ssC ~. E';WT go Atlanta. On.
T'.ra'cnca: IIor " L. Calhoun. Mayor cf
Atl.nt;i.
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Z UT NO. q.

TTN To-
Cut No represents Lawn Gates with fence and roll at
the end being u Our Lawn Gates weigh from IL to 20 lbs
Cut No b we end view of with base hoard and railing
Cur No. Drive Gbese weigh from 45 55 bs single
md from so to go lbs donble.
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lDrangeburg Land for Sale.

CnN A"RE;5 of fine Farminl
l. WV LANDS in Orangeburg Go.
III South Edistn kiver, six miles fr Il
Midway station on the = &. Railroad
10 under cultivation. the larger portion
# which Ia on the river. The uplanr
PORTION Is fine for cotton, and the rive,
,ottOms suit corn admirably On lh
lace is fine Dwelling House, 81 it. b,
0, 6 rooms, 2 chimneys, fire places,
mt passage way, piazzA i'll front and pi
lars un Ter the house, which is SIX fe-
II The ground. 4 number of out build
ngs, Gin House, Gin Head. fine we'll
water &C.. &c. Will bp sold cheap.
apply to Il. &. NJ DUNuVANT,
Real Estate Agent.
Feb. 8, laH0. tfa
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AbRTHl OF fGlSIDER \T|u),.
10 those Who Contemp'ats II.
vesting in Real Este te, or
Go ng lnto 8u mess.
L OFFER n very desirable

L OFFER very desirable
HOUSE 2z LOT
I Ioh ,stn:l ID. pm, or the 60 Il y HAi
.ah. The rw. ling House. which !
"tire)y new fr IN r'nf nc' liar r"nta
: c0mnIndi"us r'"'nls, tw" plaZZis ru,
ng acr,'>s. pa'ttry. Slnve rom, &c.
The nut-huildiTgs cfil>iSt of n s,rvar .
mise, barn and stables.
There is also n good w II OF water
~ place, Which has a house over II.
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