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4.6 on November 24, 2014
My partner and I had too delightful, relaxing days at the North Country B & B. Although the weather was unkind to us, which restricted the range of site-seeing opportunities available, Lauren and Sue were charming hosts and provided clean, well kept and comfortable accommodation - exactly what was required after a long, tiring drive. They were even good enough to send back to the UK some belongings I had been silly enough to leave behind. Many thanks! Martin and Alison.
5 on March 08, 2013
My daughter and I stayed here two ski seasons ago and we can't wait to go back! Everything was great-clean rooms, great breakfast, very welcoming and nice.
5 on October 03, 2012
We were extremely lucky to get the last room available at North Country Inn on Sep 29th – if we hadn't we would have missed out at a wonderful place to stay. Although we only stayed a night we could easily envision spending several days or even a week or more at the North Country. The hosts, Lauren and Susan, were very friendly and welcoming making us feel right at home. The Inn is very clean, comfortable, and quiet. We had a room with a great view overlooking Rangeley Lake. If you are looking for a place to stay you won't do any better than this. wayne & sherri laws
5 on September 20, 2012
We stayed for 2 nights in mid-Sept.. Just happened to be the only guests at that time. We got to know Lauren & Sue fairly well. They made us feel like we were staying with family. Sue's breakfasts were AWESOME & got us anything we wanted. It would be a "no brainer" to stay with them again!!! I wish we could give more stars than five- they deserve it. Gary&Liz- Indiana
4.2 on August 13, 2012
Very nice, but older home / inn. We were shown our choice of available rooms as we did not have advance reservations. Very friendly and helpful (with area info) innkeepers. Comfortable bed, nice views from front rooms across the park, with lake & mountains & sunset made me want to return soon.
3.8 on August 04, 2012
The owners of thus B&B are warm and gracious hosts. Great view of the lake from the front porch. Our bed was very comfortable. Lots to do in the area especially if you like to hike & canoe.
5 on August 04, 2012
A wonderful location, great service and friendly folks. Would love to return. Thank you!
4.8 on July 08, 2012
We really enjoyed our stay on July 4th-5th 2012. Lauren and Sue made us feel welcome and were very accomodating. Our room was nice, very clean, and the bed was very comfortable. Everything in town is within walking distance and we had a prime view of the fireworks from the front porch. We had to be ou early both mornings. On the first (very early) morning, Sue made us a to-go bag with fruit, hard boiled eggs, and granola bars. On the second day, she made us breakfast about an hour earlier than they usually did. Breakfast was hearty and delicious. When we got back from a cool and wet hike on the first day, they had hot tea and cookies for us. We would definitely stay there again.
5 on June 26, 2012
This beautiful old home has been turned into a fantastic B&B. I sat on the front porch in the evening and enjoyed the view of Rangeley Lake and the gardens, complete with hummingbirds!
5 on May 07, 2012
A perfect, relaxing experience.
5 on May 06, 2012
A short but most pleasant stay at the Inn. We will certainly return.
5 on March 05, 2012
B&B was immaculate, hosts were friendly and attentive to our needs and a pleasure to stay with.
5 on January 24, 2012
As we arrived at North Country Inn we were amazed by the beauty and style of the inn, the welcoming and warm reception and the personal and cordial attitude of the host. The service was outstanding.
5 on November 06, 2011
A wonderful place! Everything was just right. My only regret is that we haven't been here before.
5 on November 06, 2011
Great views -- comfortable rooms and the food is fabulous! Hope to come back!
4.8 on October 23, 2011
Excellent stay. Beautiful room and view. Great service -- anything we asked for we received. Friendly and homey, but professional. Excellent breakfast.
4.4 on October 02, 2011
We couldn't have been more pleased with our stay. Suzanne was a gracious host, the room was lovely, and the food was delicious!
4.6 on September 19, 2011
We felt very welcomed and comfortable at the North Country Inn. The inn keeper was gracious and friendly. The room we had faced the front part of the house and was a large bedroom. The private bath while small had up-to- date fixtures. Real wine glasses in the room and dark chocolates were nice to have. We always travel with wine and often end up drinking out of plastic cups. We enjoyed our evening wine sitting on the front lawn in adirondack chairs with a view of the lake in front of us. The breakfast was very good. We stayed 2 nights and each morning there was a very flavorful smoothy along with juice/coffee and a breakfast entree. A caveat is that this Inn is up for sale so not sure the same Inn keeper will be here in the future.
5 on August 29, 2011
We spent a wonderful night at North Country Inn, B&B. The first one we looked at when we arrived in Rangeley, and it was the right decision. The Inn is beautiful and having Grizz there made it feel like home for us! Susanne made us feel so welcome and the breakfast she served was so delicious...... we would recommend it to anyone!
5 on August 07, 2011
Great host, beautiful Victorian home, clean, great view of the lake, wonderful breakfast... wish we could stay longer. It is so quiet & peaceful here -- a truly relaxing vacation!
5 on August 07, 2011
Our stay at the North Country Inn B&B was wonderful. our host, Susanne, was delightful. The rooms made us feel so comfortable. We highly recommend staying here.
4.4 on August 03, 2011
We loved it! Very welcoming and friendly host! Great breakfast. Beautiful views.
5 on July 19, 2011
I rarely, if ever, give any thing I rate the maximum possible as there is always room for improvement. However, after staying at this inn and having been treated to Suzanne's charm, I could do nothing less. If you visit Rangeley, Maine and do not stay here, you have missed a great experience.
5 on June 29, 2011
My wife and I spent two nights at North Country Inn B+B in late June of 2011, and found both inn and innkeeper to be terrific. The room was clean, very bright, and spacious. Susanne was friendly and helpful, outgoing but not intrusive. The breakfasts were not only delicious, but accommodated to our dietary needs. Our week in Maine was marked by a decent share of bad weather, but this was the cheeriest place we stayed, and it was well worth the price. Would recommend to anyone, and would happily stay here again.
5 on June 10, 2011
Had a wonderful time. Susanne was very welcoming and knowledgeable. Room was nice and clean, house was immaculate, breakfasts were wonderful. Rained while we were there, but that is okay we went to get away from the big city. Got to see lots of Moose so was very happy. Grizzly was a wonderful greeter. Recommend NCB&B and would go back again.
5 on October 14, 2010
Home like atmosphere; gracious host family shared their home with us. Many special touches, good food. Attention to details, would definitely go back.
5 on October 14, 2010
Happened upon this inn and were lucky enough to find a vacancy (very rare, we understand, so don't take a chance like we did). We were welcomed like family by our hosts, their engaging young son and wonderful dog. The Inn has a lovely front porch with a 5-star view of the lake, and is centrally and conveniently located. Our hosts were very knowledgable and accomodating, and Susanne produced a fantastic, delectable multi-course breakfast. Rooms were comfy and spotlessly clean. Our accidental find has become a future destination.
5 on September 17, 2010
We were greeted by a tail wagging dog who after a few sniffs accepted us as guest. This is as nice a B&B as you will ever experience! Book well in advance, it's worth it.
4.4 on September 10, 2010
Great location, Inn was very clean and comfortable. Our room looked out over the lake. Fresh water and chocolates in our room a nice touch. Innkeeper very accommodating
4.4 on September 10, 2010
Celebrated our 50th Wedding anniversary here. Hosts were wonderful! Very friendly and made us feel at home. Breakfasts were great. Hated to leave!
5 on September 09, 2010
Our stay was wonderful from start to finnish. Super Friendly
3.6 on September 08, 2010
Great view of gardens and Rangeley Lake from the front porch. Great breakfast service provided the innkeeper and her very cute 8 year old son.
5 on September 07, 2010
My wife and I highly recommend this place Suzanne, the proprietor, went the extra mile for us every time.
5 on September 07, 2010
Susanne, Tom & family welcomed us into their cozy home facing Rangeley Lake, a garden and then a small park, a short walk to the downtown and its shops. Gourmet gluten-free breakfasts; accommodating local restaurants. Celiac owner. Mini refrig-freezer. We and our celiac kids felt at home.
4.4 on August 26, 2010
Excellent location in the town of Rangeley. Walking distance to restaurants and shops. Very charming B&B with an excellent breakfast served. Would highly recommend.
4.6 on August 26, 2010
If you are planning a trip to Rangeley, Maine I highly recommend making reservations to stay at the North Country Inn B & B. You will be greeted warmly by Hosts Susanne & Tom Lillis as well as their friendly, well-behaved dog, Grizzly – a beautiful pointer. Susanne & Tom have a wealth of knowledge regarding the area and will be happy to help you plan your day or evening. The Inn is conveniently located within walking distance of the center of town. Accommodations consist of cozy rooms upstairs with country décor. Two rooms that overlook the main street offer a spectacular view of the Lake & Mountains. A comfortable living room area downstairs is available for those that want to read or watch TV or simply enjoy the view from the large picture window. A wonderful three course breakfast is served with delicious homemade offerings such as strawberry or banana smoothies, banana muffins, Cinnamon buns, light & fluffy quiche with fresh Maine lobster, and golden oatmeal pancakes with fresh berries and whipped cream. As one guest said, "These Cinnamon buns would put Cinnabon out of business."
4.8 on August 24, 2010
We have a cabin close by and needed a place to stay till it was available. I would highly recommend this place, the food was excellent and the Inn is beautiful. The Inn keeper Susanne was wonderful as was her Inn, we will be back. Thank you. Jim and Kim.
5 on July 26, 2010
We just returned from two nights at the North Country B&B in Rangeley, Maine. Susanne, Tom and Ian were incredible hosts and their home was the nicest B&B that we have ever stayed in. The food was delicious and creative and the overall ambience of the inn was spectacular. We are planning a return visit in the fall! Carol and Richard Repose
4.8 on November 05, 2009
Beautiful B & B overlooking the lake. Hosts were very friendly and hospitable. The breakfasts were spectacular, each outdoing the one before. Very helpful with advice for hiking and moosewatching. Stayed an extra day and would glady have stayed longer... ah, if only we could.
5 on October 05, 2009
Great stay. Beautiful home. Excellent hospitality. Full breakfasts were a delight.
5 on September 18, 2009
Wonderful stay. Great hosts. Rooms and facilities very clean. Wonderful porch with lake and mountain view. Walk to local eateries.
5 on August 31, 2009
North Country Inn in Rangeley, ME, is one of the most beautiful inns we have stayed in. Hosts Lauren and Sue do everything possible to make your stay the best -- from stunning flowers to 5-star breakfasts. Awesome!
5 on August 28, 2009
The view of Rangeley Lake and the mountains, and of North Country Inn's gardens was spectacular. The B&B was very comfortable, and the Linds went out of their way to accommodate a special diet and to upgrade us to a better room.
4.2 on August 21, 2009
Wonderful B&B, great hosts & great breakfasts. One of the best!
5 on August 19, 2009
The room was great, the breakfast was more than you would expect. I look forward to my next visit to the area.
4.8 on August 18, 2009
Warm hospitality. Great breakfast. Don't think in our many B&B visits we've had better -- fresh & creative! Delightful, interesting hosts & knowledgeable about area.
5 on August 16, 2009
This bed and breakfast has a beautiful setting in the town of Rangley, ME. This inn is located right in town so you can walk to the lake, restaurants, theatre, stores etc. The inn is very nice inside and out. The grounds are well kept and the flowers are so pretty and colorful. The inside makes you feel very comfortable and you feel so at home. The history of the house has been kept to add to the charm. We enjoyed staying in Room #1, the view was spectacular. Sue and Lauren were great hosts. They were so helpful with where to go and what is going on in the area. The breakfasts were delicious! We will gladly make our stay here in the future.
4.4 on July 16, 2009
Yes, it rained. The hospitality of our hosts, however, was pure sunshine! Warm, friendly, and simply a wonderful stay!
5 on May 31, 2009
This is a wonderful B&B with a picture perfect view of beautiful Rangeley lake. The inn was lovely. Our room was quite comfortable. Our host, Lauren, (his wife was out of town) was extremely accomodating and helpful in giving us travel tips. He was most gracious to our young son, even offering to give us a boat ride on the lake! His recommendations led us to see 3 moose, hike some beautiful trails and eat at delicious restaurants. The peanut butter & chocolate chip cookies were scrumptious! We highly recommend and plan to stay again next time we visit Rangeley.
5 on May 13, 2009
Thank you very much!
5 on May 08, 2009
The best innkeepers I've met. Fabulous kindness and hospitality. Very helpful with local information and inside information on real estate in the region. Truly incredible breakfasts too! I'll be back soon!
4.6 on April 10, 2009
Best place to stay- warm and friendly. nice view of lake.
5 on March 23, 2009
nice stay
4.0 on March 15, 2009
North Country Inn epitomizes what b&bs should be: warm, welcoming and comfortable. From the moment we arrived we felt like guests in the homes of old friends. The rooms were pretty and comfortable and every morning's breakfast was a feast. It was tempting to linger all day and you could, although there is pretty much everything in winter sports to do in Rangeley. Lauren & Sue are as gracious hosts as possible and knowledgeable about local events and establishments. I should probably keep North Country Inn our own little secret, but it wouldn't be fair to Lauren & Sue.
4.6 on March 11, 2009
We had a wonderful stay with Sue and Lauren. The inn was stately and right in the middle of everything we wanted to do- ski, snowshoe, dine
3.8 on March 11, 2009
Beautifully decorated and well-kept. hosts were very friendly and interesting. Relaxed stay. Breakfast was awesome!
4.4 on February 23, 2009
The thing that really distinguishes this B&B is the obviously genuine friendliness and helpfulness of the proprietors, Sue and Lauren.
5 on February 08, 2009
This is our thrid time staying at the North Country Inn. It is a great place to kickback and relax and enjoy the day. Rangely is a quiet town with spectacular lake. In winter it is home to snowmobile and cross country skiing, with downhill skiing close by. Moose sightings are frequent as the state park is close with much wilderness. The Inn is quaint and convienient to everything Rangely has to offer. The host and hostess are very pleasant and accomidating. We have not been disapointed in three stays. Breakfast is creative and delicious. A rooms are comfortable but the views from the large room overlooking the lake are the best.
5 on January 22, 2009
great stay
5 on November 11, 2008
very friendly and helpful couple. Delicious breakfast using a gourmet recipes.
4.8 on October 01, 2008
The view & from rooms 1,2, dining room & porch seduce calm & renew. The service & hospitality of the owners made me wish for adoption!
5 on August 31, 2008
We started out with 8 family members for a weekend of sharing family ties in Rangeley. Due to illness in one arm of the tree we were down to 3. Sue and Lauren were wonderful about letting us cancel 2 reservations. I have never chosen a B & B because I was not sure what to expect but was so glad to have the experience and share Rangeley with my Mom and Aunt. Thank you for your kindness and for a definately wonderful stay.
5 on August 26, 2008
It was a super stay! Wonderful and relaxing!
4.0 on August 25, 2008
Lovely views; lovely room, breakfast and hosts! Definitely better than any motel!
4.6 on August 19, 2008
An enjoyable experience
5 on August 19, 2008
An outstanding B&B!
4.6 on August 11, 2008
beautiful setting with a spectacular view of Rangeley Lake. The innkeepers were very accomodating and friendly. The breakfasts were superb and delicious. Located at the end of Main Street was within walking distance of the local shops and restaurants. Lots of stuff to do especially if you are an outdoor adventurer. Beautiful scenery and interesting side attractions. Recommend highly.
4.8 on August 09, 2008
We had a wonderful 4 day stay despite terrible weather. The inn is charming and very well maintained. Our room was very comfortable and very clean. The breakfasts were outstanding. The innkeepers were very helpful and went out of their way to make our stay as enjoyable as possible in terms of providing advice about the area and making reservations. We would definitely stay here again


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The well travelled 2010 Giant Cypress Anthracite. After 8000 km the only work required has been brake pads and two rear spokes (probably a bikerack problem).
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2010 Trek 7.1 FX
Bought this Cannondale H600 in 1993. The owner of the bike broke the frame in an accident and Cannondale sent over this frame fork which he didn't like because his bike is 18", this is 16". His bike is red, this is blue. His is a regular diamond frame, this is a Killer V frame. So wrong size, wrong color and wrong shape. He rejected it and got another bike from the shop. His loss is my gain. For the last 20 years, it has brought me to many places and with both front and rear panniers, trunk bag and handlebar bag, it is able to do fully loaded touring.
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Picture with the saddle and new fenders and front brake pads, almost lost my balls breaking the first time I tested, jejeje!
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Yeah, and it's not just the tangent. Gravity will send water in an arc, so any fender that doesn't cover the area above the back edge of the rear tire will let water spray over the bike. I see it happen all the time.
I really don't like fenders, but this is very useful when wet to avoid those skunk marks on my back and these are easy to remove, plus I think they go well with the bike's geometry, for my likes.
Here was raining all month long and since Saturday when I mounted them we haven't had a drop of water. I'll keep you posted on how they work...
2010 Trek 7.1 FX
I like fenders. I still don't understand why so many people don't like them.
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Friday, January 15, 2010
Love's Flower
Today is the last day of new release peeks over on the Verve blog. Stop by for a chance to win Love's Flower, a gorgeous mix of fantastic sentiments and elegant florals. I've used one of the quotes and a few of the flowers for today's card. The layout is based on Teresa's Release Week Sketch Challenge, one of five release week challenges. You still have time to play along (the deadline is today at 6 pm EST)! Complete all five challenges and you'll be entered into a drawing to win the entire release. Definitely worth playing for!
We warmly invite you to stop by the Verve Forum tonight at 9 pm EST for our Release Party. Hope to see you then! And one last thing ... today is the last day to download the FREE Regal Heart Digi Set. Click the link to get to the download page.
Stamps: Love's Flower (Verve Stamps, to be released tonight, 1/15)
Paper: Papertrey Vintage Cream, DCWV "Rustic" stack
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Accessories: Spellbinders Curved Rectangle Mega Nestabilities and Scalloped Border Piercabilities, Papertrey button and twine, foam tape, 1/16" punch, Wright's ivory twill, lace trim
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Love is definitely in the air :-) And I LOVE the vintage look of the card :-)ReplyDelete
Your card is gorgeous, I love the colors you used.ReplyDelete
This is just beautiful, Amy!ReplyDelete
*sigh*...this card is exquisite!! LOVE the colors!! And the papers with the border punch and lace and ribbon are pure gorgeousness!! I'm respectfully asking...no begging and pleading, for you to teach me how to do that beautiful ribbon treatment at CHA....Pleeeeeeeeeeeese with sugar on top!!! :o)....don't mind me....I'm just going to stare at this stunning creation a bit longer....*sigh*ReplyDelete
Oh my! This is just STUNNING!ReplyDelete
Me encanta el estilo vintage, esta tarjeta es preciosa, los colores y el diseño son maravillosos.ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the vintagey/romantic feel and your colour choices. I too would love to know your secret with the ribbon/twill treatment. I have tried, unsuccessfully, to duplicate this technique. I am excited for the release tonight!ReplyDelete
WOW, Amy, this is just AMAZING!!!ReplyDelete
So very stunning. What a romantic card.ReplyDelete
This is just gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Amy, this is so pretty!! It's been a while since I have left a comment!!I just love all your cards!! Your style is so elegant, and just goregous!! And this is no exception!!ReplyDelete
Be still my heart, Amy! This is absolutely gorgeous!ReplyDelete
How gorgeous Amy! The cut flowers and your folded ribbon are so beautiful. Love the warmth of the paper is so beautiful too!ReplyDelete
***THUD*** ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!!ReplyDelete
this is so gorgeous! WOWReplyDelete
LOVE LOVE LOVE this!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Just when I think you can't POSSIBLY come up with anything to better your other creations.....you go and do just that! Awesome Amy, just awesome.ReplyDelete
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This is beautiful Amy!! Love your colors, the ribbon pleating and the design!! Gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Omigosh, this is so fabulous! I can't stop staring at it!!! Your designs are always amazing and inspiring!! Thank you for blessing us!!ReplyDelete
Oh Wow, stunning, Great colors, love the lace, twill and border punch all together!ReplyDelete
This is stunning!ReplyDelete
Your card is sensational! :-)ReplyDelete
Amy, I would seriously kill for just an ounce of your talent!! How do you do it? How do you fit all that beautiful STUFF on a card and it comes out looking so perfectly put together and beautiful? I always love everything you do and wish I could create things like that. I can't seem to get out of my very minimalist / simplistic comfort zone though. If I tried to put all of that together on a card it would just be a giant blob of crap!! I am constantly torn between loving you and hating you just a little out of pure green envy!! (totally kidding - I could never hate you - but I do so envy your mad skills!!!).ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Amy!! I love the soft colors and the lace is divine!!!ReplyDelete
Wow...this is just so gorgeous and elegant! I love it!ReplyDelete
Amazing, Amy! Your cards seriously need to be framed!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful card. Love the designer papers you used. Great job on the sketch.ReplyDelete
LOVE this! You always have the prettiest trims. I absolutely adore this, Amy!!!ReplyDelete


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Skip to comments.Democrats Having Second Thoughts About Convention In NC(It is all falling apart for the Democrats!)
Posted on 05/10/2012 12:22:21 PM PDT by AmonAmarth
Democrats who already were queasy about the site of their national convention could be excused after Tuesday's election in North Carolina if they asked, "Tell me again just why we're going to Charlotte this year?" In fact, many Democrats privately are asking exactly that after the state's voters overwhelmingly approved a measure outlawing not just same-sex marriage -- which already was illegal in North Carolina -- but also any form of civil unions. Almost immediately after the vote, more than 20,000 people signed a "move the convention" petition being pushed by a New York group called Gay Marriage USA. And Twitter accounts lit up with hundreds of angry tweets demanding the party pull out of Charlotte.
I wonder how many millions it will cost them to back out and find new accomodations at this late date. Hee Hee.
Come to NC dems, have a gay old time!!!
They can probably muscle their way into Chicago for some under the table promises for "free".
Watching the Democrats meltdown in progress. Get the popcorn ready.
As a resident of NC, I wholeheartedly endorse the idea of them taking their filth and slime elsewhere. Good riddance.
"Tell me again just why we're going to Charlotte this year?"
Tell me again just why liberals are always filled with vitriol and hate toward those they have honest disagreements with?
Last I heard, the election was going to come down to one group of people in one county in NC...
I guess that's out the window now.
I suggest this place:
Chicago . . .
1968 . . .
I like it!
Given the high likelyhood of OWS (Obama's Whiney Supporters) related riots, does any city really want the DNC?
The should move it to Des Moines... and have the ousted Iowa Supreme Court Justices as headline guests... < /sarc>
Only if they bring back Mayor Daley....at least he did some good back then.
The truth does not favor liberalism.
Having to defend the indefensible is pretty hard on a person.
Cleveland pushed hard for the Democrat convention and putting the convention there sould have done well for the Democrats possibly taking Ohio.
Now they are in a Southern state that is very homophobic and NON-UNION. Good job a-holes!
I suggest a site about 500 miles DUE EAST of Charlotte...
Boycott that puppy!!! Maybe Humpy Wheeler will stop embarrassing himself by trying to get NASCAR fans to donate 40 million dollars to pay for the commie 'RATS' "convention" there.
It's a race to the bottom/collapse between both the Dems and the GOPs. I just hope the Dems get there first.
LOL the Commie left is defeated. They are giving up on NC, they lose NC, they lose the election. It won't matter how many dead people and illegals they get to vote for them, they KNOW they are going down in November!
You know, they would probably do that.
Rahm rules Chicago.
Isn't the gov of NC a big lib dim?
Bet she will be really feeling the love if her party pulls out of her state and leaves them high and dry.
And you know they have already budgeted in all the tax revenue they would take in from the Convention.
Bet there is a lot of begging going on about now.
However this time the Secret Service will be protecting the commie punk from the Chicago police.
Maybe Hollyweird would be a good place. Then the President could go practice gay marriage with his constituents.
I'm thinking San Francisco would be a good place for them to have it.
some clown of a mayor like Emmanuel or Bloomers will force the local convention center to cancel their current obligation and give the DNC a discount..
They can hold it at a rest-stop mens room at this point.
I dunno if you've ever been to P-town, but it's really small. We used to spend a couple of weeks every summer in my mother's aunt's place in Truro, next down to the south. There isn't much in Truro except beachs and shacks, so we'd go to Truro for tourist stuff.
I've been to P-town lots of times and it was pleasant, the fags were colorful, but not militant or unpleasant. It used to be about 50/50 fags and summer tourists. (Fags is what they called themselves, btw.)
Agree. The party seems to be in complete disarray. It's going to be another 20 years before they decide anything again.
Hey now, keep these scum out of Des Moines. WE don't want them.
You're right. It's not like they really need much. Just a stage, some Greek columns and a teleprompter. Voila, convention site!
I've spent lots of time in the Carolinas, and people there are not much different than in Massachusetts or anywhere else. For the most part, homosexuals who behave civilly will be welcomed in the Carolinas or almost anyplace outside of the Caliphate. Heterosexuals who act like jackasses will not be welcomed anywhere.
I hear HAVANNA has enough convention space available that week.
I suggest the Greek island of Lesbos. Appropriate on two counts.
Cuber ain't exactly paradise for gays.
As a SC Upstate resident, I also agree these slimy creatures should go where they feel comfortable. How about Detroit, or
2)Disconnect Bay Area from mainland United States and set it floating out to sea.
Wave bye-bye.
Who are you suggesting is a votary of Sappho?
This isn't a 'we agree to disagree' type response. It is a 'our way or the highway' type moment and will be a dramatic reminder that liberals are the party that blocks compromise - they do not consider a compromise to be anything other than full capitulation to their way of thinking.
Hundreds of hours of free coverage of the convention by local media will be out the window if they up and move away from this battleground state. And where are they going? To a state that didn't vote to amend their constitutions to keep politicians from re-defining the word marriage? Like... California? Oh, right, this left coast bastion did the same thing.
Well, those Nancy Pelosi hicks can cross themselves off of the tolerance list of acceptable places to hold a convention. Surely there's some place in the nation where the people have voted for the word marriage to be changed to mean something else...right?
Pack up the bags, DNC, move the convention, and dig yourselves a hole.
Think about this.
After three years of the dim party ruling against the will of the American people, there are not many places where they would be welcome.
Add to that all the economic damage the Party would be doing to a democrat lead state by pulling out.
Seems like baraq has really put the Party in a difficult position. Bet they are appreciative after all the water carrying they have been doing for him. Hope they pay him back somehow.
They shouldn't have any trouble finding an alternative location. There are 56 other states to choose from, after all.
She already decided not to run for re-election this year.
"For the good of the..." etc etc etc, spin it however you'd like. Reality? She was going to get her head handed to her in a bag by the electorate.
They should hold it in Washington DC. After all, that's the home of the Democrat's true constituency.
Looks like the Democrats have decided to divide-and-conquer themselves.
I believe that is incorrect. Did not the Amendment allow for contractural relationships, the essence (npi) of a civil union?
Charlotte is the Queen City after all....
Quick, every state pass a one man/one woman marriage amendment.
NC isn't going for Obama this time!
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But you're right, there are so many portable and pen vaporizers in the market already that has changed the way use vaporizers, so what sets this one apart? Think Apple, when they released the very first iPhone model, it has changed a generation's perspective with using smartphones that it has now become a commodity.
You see, every time Apple releases a new iPhone model, its fans are going into total madness by lining up at its stores all over the world, because it has certainly changed the way people see and use smartphones. Can we, in our industry, actually gain a momentum like that every time there is a new model out?
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In a rather interesting development, Scott Steiner has challenged Hulk Hogan to come to the Legends of Wrestling event on June 7, 2015 in New York. Steiner states that Hogan's biggest claim to fame is body slamming Andre the Giant at Wrestlemania decades ago. He is putting up a million dollars out of his own pocket to say that Hogan cannot body slam him now. Of course, Steiner also threatened to attack Hogan if he does show up in the ring.
May 20, 2015
Hulk Hogan death threat
The issue between Scott Steiner and Hulk Hogan just keeps getting uglier. TMZ has now reported that an investigation has begun. There are allegations that Steiner threatened to kill Hogan during Wrestlemania week. While Steiner is brushing off the situation, security cameras at the airport do confirm that he approached Hogan's wife at the baggage claim area. Things got so bad that WWE actually banned Steiner from their events.
April 7, 2015
Steiner and Hogan incident
Earlier in the week, it was reported that WWE had banned Scott Steiner from attending any of their events during Wrestlemania week. Some further details have now been revealed. Apparently, something happened on the airplane between Steiner and the wife of Hulk Hogan. It is being said that it was a very ugly situation that deeply upset her. Hogan informed the front office of the story, and they immediately banned Steiner.
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While most Australians pay tax on every litre of fuel consumed, the fuel tax credits scheme enables certain privileged industries to have this tax refunded.
World leaders will soon gather in Paris in December for the UN Climate Change Conference. Meanwhile, in Australia, a live debate is underway that will dramatically alter Australia's environmental and economic future
In this year's budget the federal government has allocated funding for what could become a 'Dirty Energy Finance Corporation' for Northern Australia.
Investment in clean energy innovation, jobs and pollution cuts are out while polluting multinational miners get greater subsidies.
Australians are cottoning on to the games played by big miners and it turns out that no matter which way you spin it, they just don't like coal all that much.
Droughts are set to be more frequent, longer and more severe. By not pursuing action on climate change, the government is failing farmers.
Getting behind renewable energy industries has the potential to revive Australia's manufacturing sector, writes ACF's Dugald Murray.
With Australian car manufacturing in terminal decline, the government needs to establish new industries to fill the void. Renewable energy is an opportunity going begging, writes ACF's Dugald Murray.
The debate around high grazing in Victoria continues for only one reason - and that's because it has the potential to determine the next state election.
Climate change, left unaddressed, is presenting a risk that will outpace adaptation by even the most well-resourced and innovative farmers.
After just 100 days in government, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has waged a war on environmental programs.
John Howard combined populism with serious policymaking, and left an impressive environmental legacy.
Tony Abbott's infrastructure vision needs a rethink if we want our life support systems not to be overrun.
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Meep the Rainbow Connection
I wanted to share my latest manicure combination with you all! These two polishes are part of the OPI Muppets collection.
I'm wearing 2 coats of Meep-Meep-Meep as a base then I used a single coat of Rainbow Connection over the top. Total celebration on my nails!
A girl can never have too much glitter in my opinion!
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I have started re-assembling the '82 Peugeot TH8 for which I've been gathering parts through the winter. One seeming option is the vertical position of the captain's BB eccentric. It could be mounted with the BB centerline above or below the shell's centerline. The effect is to place the BB higher or lower, exactly how much depending on the longitudinal position.
The '82 and '83 catalogs online seem to have placed the BB high. Two of the bikes pictures in PeugeotTandem.com seem that way too, but another seems to have placed the BB low.
I'm just wondering what the effect is, other than the obvious of placing the captain higher or lower. Lower means more likelihood of ground strike by a pedal.
I'm about 5'9", 162 lbs, the stoker is about 5'2" and maybe 110 lbs.


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Issue date: Friday, December 7, 1855
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Friday, November 30, 1855
Next edition: Friday, December 14, 1855
Publication name: Prescott Transcript
Location: Prescott, Wisconsin
Pages available: 1,176
Years available: 1855 - 1861Learn more about this publication
Prescott Transcript, The (Newspaper) - December 7, 1855, Prescott, Wisconsin YOUNG GIBBS, VOL. I. Enterpritte, Education andMoralUy, the Essential Elements of Civilization EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS PRESCOTT, PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER NO Cljt Cratujuipt, is PLBUSHCD KYKRY rmiDAr AT FKESCOTT, P1KRCK CO., W1S., vovxcu-Giuas. m Mnxmm'f .StauNiodi X A M TWO DOLL A US, in PRESCOTT HOTEL, 0. P BARNARD, PivopRiEToB, STREET, 1'RESCOTT, WJS. New House and new Furniture. JDAOOAOK taken to and from the boats free of lenvo daily, fur liudtoii, via. lliv- cr ttiiblu for declue- in price mtdu to weekly bonnterg. 29U' Letter From Polk County. OSCEOLA., Pelk {Co., Wis., Novr22d, 1855. J MESSRS. EDITOKS; Leaving St. Croix County, with the of their junction; from which the water ia conveyed and poured in upon the same wheel, which is ample to run the machi- nery of a saw mill, -lathe machine, from which it is immediately taken up million of sandy hills that adorn its again, and carried around the point of a I ttoo f IKJtft Or ADVERTISING: adwtlriajl hi our paper; hi etmrgwi fcjoording to Urn Column oaa ytiir Iljlf '.V'tumn onu Unii-iur Uutntnn one On.; Sjuuro uf twulvo lincj ono 25 00 ....6 TO it LI ri i.l iv-j uuu I I] .-1 J oighi OU J.'1'ul at ilUo-flUiMWim irtli'pM HUP dollar for t'uo Br.-a inacrtion uru! fur each insertion. s. J JE A ti DSLEY" YOUNC: Office at llio -I'rcscott Drug Store. J. W. lirAitMi.r.T, M. 1) A. YI.U.IB, M. JS.innickinnic Cards. FLOURING MILL. C. B. COX oonr.uuUjr on hand the best article of iuporfiue Flour tit Uis OriHt and Mcruliant lint quality of Seed Wlruut for sole, also superior kinds of Seed Corn. Ciuh for wbctit. Kinnickinnic, I'icrcc Co., Feb. 14, 11955. KINNJCKINNIC y. y. i o. s. POWELL on hand, more Dry Goods, Orooe li'.'S.HnUjC'uiis, Hoots.4 Slious, ready Cloth- ing, i Mcdiuines, tliun any oth- er utoru in North Wisuoniin, which arc buiiiB aolcl lit Obicago pru-es. Kinntckinnic, 1-U'i, 1SJ6. northern portion, rearing themselves above its no less sandy hollows, to bid defiance forever to the encroachments of Agriculture, hove in view of timber; and had wo been us devotional as color- hill, some fifteen rods, which gives thirty feet head to be appropriated to the same use again, in the second mill, where it ia .permitted, as a servant, to mingle with the St. Cioix, and assist in carry- Ocutr. At Puivull's Mill enH bo fuund nt nil times the best quality of Huudoncd tisb, nmpje, bnttoruul and Ij'usJivoud Ku'uibcr. Meohntitcs superior urtlelo Of lumber be 11.1 woll suppliod bore as utiiny oilier mill in tlto N'ui'tluvi'st. Klunickinnie', Feb. 1-1, 1855. c Cards. eel Sambo, we would have uttered a iig the lumber it h.is sawed, away to prayer at first eight, that it might not! beautiful illustration of prove to be pine, .Jest there should be whatever is so unfortunate as-to be'corn- sand.at the roots for; had we been -sand palled into -the service-of man. sifter all our lifetime, .that'day's Tide from: the. fertile valley of Apple river to where we then would' have been sufficient to havo caused ua to change our calling'and'peddle grindstones. As it was, we were strongly tempted to re- turn to the valley where at noon we had picked the venison ribs, nnd purchase bur host's tavern stand, as the be in a very complimentary mood toward posaassmg the same wonderful propcr- the American armv. Nevertheless he as the parent gram, every one m- says some things' which make us feal j same marvelous prouder than ever of the glorious patri- I ductive powers _ ots of that day. ''When marching through the -Imeriean eoys he, "all the .regiments, together, with the artillery, were drawn up in line of bat- tie. Not- a single one was regularly i tt a man known to tliouT Cause and Effect. The people of Chicago were startled I on Wednesday evening, by the report clothed in regimentals. Every one the men wore the clothes wherein he life of liis m the had attempted tha and had his used to go to church, into the field The report was true, lo-day bo the tavern. They had, however, the 13 to b8 bunecl> and the V6 appearance of 'true soldiers well disci- 1 by n thllt a bjcath de' pliued. and saclia-militarrair thr.t stroy. Jealoury, inflamed by -the .090- not inuca to accomplish: literu- Thc Hessians in. Our Country. onary Tim '.-r-l-'rofessor B J by tJl_ V fcV VVJ 111 kjl lOli I 1 All muskets were provided turc of the m which decos with bayonets, and the sharp shooters! K.re glossed over with the Bimsy had rifles. They stood so motionless in excuse of wliieh mdulg- the line that we were really astonished. cnee of passion, of sensuality re- a gingle one. of .them permitted him-'. vcnSe ls accounted which the J- "nes> to utter any remark to- tmy of his 'true parposes of life are warped and dia- ccuiiaezcr. _ _._.i_..i- Wigs, fcohilaezer, what is much more, Jtorted, until they become hideous to the .aeriuauy, has; made a collection ot let- j -j fcmed Woct which the duty of self-restraint, tera written home by the Hessian offi-j that it dld of patient labor, of attention to minor du- cers.nnd soldiers, who were employed Q nd tjes is.never inflamed British Government m our Rev- fi reason and maguificd into a de- olutibriary War. The work 13 said to V 1 mnn hv ihcir wit-tod a set of men.- It is really my opinion of opposition ever springing up t; vt' i, r. it.. e A n niul it HIIold iiud wklcly known liiudlurd. Uf.A I.Cll in Vi'itlnlK-i', .Tinvolry, "lusio, 1'ancy W.3. Suiiuiifry. L-, nnd un rciisi Kri.nl. Si.., !.i CI-OE.W, WU, ntyU', nud on Icrius. No. 100 J. C. 1) 0 l.OH AT LAW. Mi.nHMla Northwest can boast. whose nicri I'lmic t'i'i howevei- little pr.cdelecti V... tnin for the name, which livery had whip and spur, beeii the rate of two This is in Polk '-r'S. he i never ceasing to annoy us during 'the j i'. Oiilcrii will jii.-fii i A'n'KXO C.mrls in Piikntii, such mischief with Inger- IvOuf I11 will not be wond.-red at, therefore, so" s moral sense, will commit murder or C.Ula u UvlLlluGCi ntlulC. i ii. o fiir dficf i ia that -many of them lookms quc.'r sutcmpt, so.t-desaun. oil. but to touch -w to be defiled. 'Jhoso f.itbcrs ami children'tu icir morals, acts, from refer, conduct or to be a largo grove of popl U.i -u.i.i. I ...I K-tMi-. .i t iy -fctl in I'liit W X -..I....1....1 Al.-mni limd.'. i niul I'ilhiii.ru Cituulit-s in Miuuiis'olii. nml I'i.-nv (Vmity Will :ilao_ iiLloinl triiila Wllll the malll WOOd.' groves is of the blackest i wood continues an even and fertile plain inmhorscs were 'claimed. for the distance of five miles, then opens tinues to the prairie on the North, jIS Described Here we coma to one of the most bwrn-1 of ?lou5el' In Viicco at thn IU-J Wing ofilce nv rwiMissiox, To n.iv, V. A, UUIIMAN, St. IV. til. Win. Tor. iitntiv, Mill. Tor. L. Oflieo. llun. tl. Sir.l.rv, Atoiiitntiv, Mill. Tor. l.llttllA.M W. PiiKi.rs, "l-i.'.v. f, AT'l'O; Huci.-ivcr, lU'il Wuig I'.ugislcr 0. .NKY T. HA AT I rl ''I A' it KV' KI: i, T. iliviiyn in i-.i-iin'. l.'irulnM-, Ao.. 1...-IH itpnuiiril "illi ri'p ili-iritltfli itixl ori-- i i T 1 ants in general, all of Dutch origin, are i-Q1 (itul landscapes I have yet been permit- j Viill nllcntii.ii I" cnlniatcd i I gOOU people, tiic wiiiitii-.- t ti to view in isconsm. Tu ba sud-; a.ud covetous ushered out of a dense forest, after be, if-Vm litcn'" wllcn we marched down theh fnnsissliniT nut. ii Oiiiuiw mull tMilOJvLU lo i.-v, iiLabia.i as uinsihnn0 or a SKH, of SPO-I- c-mscqncnces of which none proph- ,.f J.., lIMi.-, V I .tllVvUi ui ti UL ooUiU, i _ __ ___ I consequences'of which none proph- .tered a -word of exultation or et foretell. We entreat, from pn- attention to the lesson which the nr.ii l-'illnuiru in i.-fi.ii..iii. Will I. c.ttf l iiiul in I'li'i-cu County iiis., f-i'.v AND C'y. l.uy .-mil s-t-ll K.voluuigc on imtl iminuy uu iu un iiu'oiiil itnil sell Aiiiciiwui Uolil having rode a half day without behold- ing a habitation, into a 'prairie extend-! i ng as {Urns the evy can reach, covered ;ty _ __ __ ......_ _.....{ with farms under astute of excellent! urms neck and shoulders beautifully pretending, but stern and fearless patn- i: f ots and warriors of that immortal peri-! i t.m.t ro. tui, sp.nt. cause. recent National -4gricuHural shew becomin ami liking cleanliness above VI Li. 'ttrnt LOTS Tn'icii uf give! dolibly on the mind the extreme beauty linn tu ull wlio v.nvU it. iu.d i will wr.Mi'.l buying tl'.cir SUCH !1 SC81'1C .IS Was tllCll spread OUt :it tbi." mi noi-tf. i-i'i- -tro 'y if tK nn IXCMI 'iiE'y :it', I'. I. ir .1.'. n u ATTORNEY AT LAW. And G e u e r a 1 Ii n n cl Agent, II, fft. Vf'lS. dr vir1. ftMii r: is AT V'T l-l-li- -.illv. Town F.XCII AN G E. HANK IlN7G COMMISSION OFFICE ov A. u. ri.mr.l utt'Mition tn .Viirlhtrn llluieia; will make re- Ill l AND l'01-N.-M-.l.WU AT 1. !.iwl j-n.v t.ixc.-., I'l- Af. ll.Vn-i'. all-rot. Will ..-ivn i-rn a mittance of C I! A U f! 1! S II K A 0 A D 1. MCJJI-S. Vit-Ul, Merrill A Y, 11 JL.-fsra. I.cdcr A Co., N. V. before us. SPIRITED following Boston specimen of what a reporter once did lie adds, j The grains'of the C-.ilifornla gold are when duly armed and equipped, accor- oii the head; at de.id., inorgaiiic masses. How they got ding, to 'law, with a. brick in his hat, a 1T J the most, they put on a little hood, j into the gravel: between what mountain snake in his bout, and a shot iu hi.s IToro struck the BIj-aiss.ppi and j Horo nnfl you moct a cuuntry! mil, stonog> wllillcd by dcmental 6torm neck Superior Railroad, which is now, we b.-1 nymph with haii- flying loose, or. bound j winds on the bosom of the oocanic tor- ''Yesterday morniiig. at 4 o'clock, P. all. arc mostly without any covering they put .try it traverses. If such 13 the case, j pcrt in enveloping themselves coquettish- j these grains have within them no prinei- came to Northwestern Wisconsin must become ly in these mantillas; one of tho white, jplo of growth or reproduction, arid that with hi.s death. not only the most wealth v portion of our well-shaped arms will always betray it-1 when that crop was to be put. in, Chaos six small wives to lumen: the cm] of liis They have en these occasions a must have broken up the soil. How untimely In death we are ia tho the facts in accordance llu ieuves u child and lUt tin- liM-i-ii? tVi-i" i- t'.llll i ti it -I'l'Vis Un llt.r-.l tin' His with tin- l-i'-l nl' t'.-.i' i" onv.it aiul vaoi-ll nn WISCONSIN, H-.i.t in tir.-l l.viivcllinj: th. a nrc silwayi nut1, teams rnt ninur.vr. ii sf ON JPictm Y. n. LOVvRLL. vSIJKVF.YOR AND C4VIL ENGhNEKIJ, llaflint's, Co., Mill. Tcr. Is provided viih aceunilo Itistrumiints for Survi'viuir, Inyinrr out anil atul Dividing Will( jg all i-nlnistcil to ins euro '_ with prompt nnd XKVIluio. to call for the R. jir.LVti.L. 4- CQ., WHOLESALE GPxOCEUS, Fortcarciinc: ami Merchants, PKAl.KRS IX LIQUOHS, TOIIAvCO. HOPS. Jtc., No. Tllinoii. Ajrcnts fur lhc ScfcaslilicuUc IV.vikr. 11 A friend asked a pretty littlo f> nnnul-itfrl They have en these occasions a'must have broken up the" soil. How untimely cuiu, DUE uic most uenseiv popuiiKcti, -i i_ t i .-i-f. !i neat and very ensv.iging little bonnet .on diifcrent the o-ranis of our Atlantic gold midst pt life." when we take into consideration taut! tho undcr -h-ch thcy understand; sown by the prudent hand of in i this vast field musf be cultivated, the j how to look forth with their brilliant the kiricllr alternation of seed time and i pinery ine.xha work and atul Dividintrj our I.IJIIK.IO jn this lastiion tiiose f in the manufacturing! dancing, skipping about, offering "a j Drop a grain of California in to p'-'-'-'sc don't tell my doll." No. 19, North Clark St., Chicago, 111. M rMnulVtiirri.-. nwl Kciail. for t.-uo. il'.-.ntUiin.v ai.ti (-.Mi-n.-r Ul.ALnw ciooD.s OitocuRirs, v.iiiiinU-il ti'Vc Dools aud U. ,-..r-, t.ikcn in cxchaiiRC -lc. i ,-..rs., nr.a lufce -A s, Yankee C S. F. Mamtfactnri'ri of L O T H I N G And Doalors ls> .VISMIWG GOODS. and Oil TRUNKS, VALISKS. Ponih Water Chicago. ctrrc-r "f tif on bninl Ciiw I'rosli Vupplics '-f U.x-d.-' i.f nil kiiiJj nsmtlly kept in variclv stores, will riry rkrcp NOTICE! To Roitnty Land Claiimtnls. P, V. Foru-.ji nwl TustruelJoas tu lw vht of pn-curing Bcuc IT to Ibotc etititlcd lie of ift rfOogrtw of world, ami cities built on the Mississippi friendly greeting to ono, and always the pro and and there it will ]ic uncban- ready with a snappish answer when in-; Eed to the end of time, the clod.i upon l3 pas- i-T-K; ii- p.ii- IT r.-c that accompanica tho mind ot man. County with it, fertile soil and its en-1 everywhere- -thing it goes about, ..-I ssessed of it whom it is courtesy, an apple. At first we low itself, but it sends up a cUlicrite become and that speedily, the jrrcat I ww IISKH, oui u up a lt njay rcmarkcd tor tl ..rowiiif county of the Northwest ,thcm to be city girb or at least, spire, which comes peeping emerald Of honest poverty that nvari >ouhWL-t; the daughters of the wealthier inhabit-! grecn, through the soil; it expands to a raign3 most in U.osc who have but f, The Falls is a point ot considerable j antg of the country but no tbey were; vigorous stolfc, revels in the air and to recommend them: be remarked for tho avarice few trade, aud is accessible by .smaller boits the daughters of the poorest farmers, I shine, it arrays itself more gloriously atal, of navicr.t'on. Of its sit-1 whose clothes did not leava the least: than Solomon' in its broad, fluttering, uatiori 'nnd advantages I shall not stop! doubt about their station." 0 'An attractive picture of to i sels of that da. which one I ieafy robes, whose sound, as the west' if he knew Theodore Hook. the fair dam-j wind whispers through them, falls as replied the wit. would hard- pleasantly on the husbandman's car as j Eye arc old associates." C'olctnan, the dramatist, was and r1 e morning star of youth the day star of our mnn- Osceola, from which I write, is situate: }y recognize in the fcvr withered, palsied the rustle of his sweetheart's garment; j on the East side of 5t. .Groix; is a ;and stooping forms that time has left- jgtill towers aloft, spins its verdant skeins neat village, though somewhat juvenile; One of the most interesting of the'Of vegetable Ooss, displays its dancing i in nppennmcc. It has a splendid! is ai Cambridge, tassles surcharged with fertilizing dust: oj; l f niter the battle ot c-cratogn. 1 na ties-; and at last miens into two or three HIM-! lf.- water privilege, formed by. the aniwi en; v-ith 1 T i i L r r T "fe a saiil, Our '-two streams, with a bcautitul of, lv morc of counrryiiien, and of the nn cornl each of wiikjh is stutlilcd wiih; r i 'e iini-cf 0': ty more of liis British, aud of is not likely to hundreds of grains ofgol everone ;


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