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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-13
MA r ED.

In st. Charles, Dec. 81, by Rev. l. b. Rust, Mr.. w.
III. Coffin, to Miss Amanda f.. Allen, both OF st.
Charles. @+N '-Ss't 49, 49, -''iA- te'- ~
In 81. Charles, Dec 26th by Alanson Lambert, Esq
Mr. Russell Arthur, to Mrs. Augusta Grow. tasulirs
IN New York City, Dec. 25th, by Rev. VIM. S. Bach,
Wan. b. Fairfield, ESQ., Of st. Charles City, Iowa, and
Estce NJ third daughter of the officiating Clergyman.
> In St. Charles City, Jan. ], by Hon David Ripley,
Mr. Henry HUM and Miss Harriet pclon, all Of 81.
Charles, sa., .st, v.-.,&
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DR.. CIRIsTIE's AGUR BALKAN /. the best remedy
for the permanent cure of Chs aud Fever Fever and
Ague, Dumb Ague, and all maiarious diseases incident
to this climate. E3,aHf4slt
1t has never been known to fail when the directions
have been strictly followed. II purely Vegetable
Compound, containing neither Arsenie, 3Qunine,
strychnine or any thing of poisonous Or deetcrious
nature 1t has had for years. the largest faes OF any
remedy for specific disease ever offered to the pubiir
- q aDoLLs, SMITH &JGo., Prorrietors Chicago
. For sale BY Merul d Barron, and by agents IN all
important llaces. ,s,1,z 80 I, ,fafs, ~ 4w65
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Mayor Tieman has appointed to a fat
office, one of the Editors ofthe Neaes and
a bitter opposer Of his election This
mixing acknowledgements with pol
itics is brewing war between the May
or and his late unselish supporters
these latter want the Offices. R na
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d. An Albany man adverlises for his
runaway wife, who sis but Is years Of
age. ard Of a loving disposition, and had
on three rattan hoops"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-13

Elk Gov. Powell is elected Senate from Ken
lucky. Powell is bachelor about so years
old, o plain man. He is doctor, and his name
is ENTHUSIASTICALLY. he ought toriss!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-13

WOODLAND CREAMS pomade FOL, beautifyins the
hair-ltgilly perfumes, superior 10 any French article
imported, and for half the price For dressing ladies
hair it has no euuui giving it bright glossy appear
ance. It causes gcntlemsns hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandrun always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh shamrooped.
Price only 1fty cents. None genuine unless signed
II 80 A 8. &c FErRIDGEsG CO,
PROF Of the aBan of Thousand Flowerso
The Trade supplied by BROWER Il VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie DIV Chicn and cGrcgor. lyIS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-13

Hon. David Stuart an Ex-U. S. SEN
ator Of Maryland died at Baltimore on
the 9Th.
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To satisfy two certain judgments rendered against .aid
c. II. Shaw, for s92, IN favor OF G. r. kclnick by
raid john McMulich, Jufticc of the Peate, tho 4th
day of December, A. b. 1857 and the other rendered
by said Rodney ufbut Justiee q the Pcacc, faver
Of artn Hartws H6Wctt, fbr Sl00 and cost 1856,
ON the l7th day Of Dscemher, a. D, 1887.
TT. wOODCOCK, Constable
s5l OF Clayton County, Iowa, in Msndon Township
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The Leco,ppton demonstration at Phladel
phia was interrupted BY frequent cheers fol
Douglas. III
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-13

harREFUBL1cAS1sM.-Th fcllowinglre-
solution was the main plank in the Phil
adelphia platform: 49,. .s,ef.,T
"a ""Resolyed, That the Constitution con-
feIs upon Congress p SOVEREIGN
POWER over the territories, Of the
United States for their government, and
that in the exercise of. this power, it is
both the RICH: and the IMPERATIVE
DUTY Of Congress to prohibit in the
territories those twin relics Of babarism,
pologomy aud slavery" ...,.,,@,t,
] When ourrepubhcan "squatter soyer-
eighty converts talk of 'taking the
Douglas Denis into their fold, it would
be we'll TO consider whether their party
may not be in danger of absorption by
the Democracy. They should never
have opposed Mr.. Douglas for doing
precisely what they now applaud him
for. Ifthe Nebraska Bill is good to- day,
it was good in 81 ,.,..r .-ao-...,.s
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The Ohio Statesmsn gives a list Of so Demo.
cratic papers ia. that state which haye the Doug
las view Of Kansas policy.
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Vernon Springs-Wc I'M lite the readers at
tention to a brief notice of this promising
Young town in our columns of to-day; some
weeks since we published a more extended no.
ticc of the place. 1t is improving subs +autially
and like its neishhor and rival New Oregon, it
has also perfected arrangements for the lubli-
cation of Newspaper at an early date. We
have always heard Vernon Springs highly
spoken of and the acquaintance we have form
ed with several of its citizens induces the be-
lief that with only half the natural advantages
it is said TO possess, the energy and enterprise
of its loading proprietors would place it in a
condition to bid defiance to rivalry 49,.
The Mill referred TO in the notice must be an
admirable one if we may Judge of all its work
by the sack of superfne Flsur which its owne,
A. II. Harris Esq. has favored us with. H
will accept our thanks. .-. .E-....- r....
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When?

When? a.,... A.
Some of the Democratic Journals of the
country talk of the importance of "agrecing
with the Administration in order to preserve
the harmony Of the party. We agree with him
who thinks as we do, but 1T will be some time
before We surrender our judgment simply ito
agree" with anybody. There are many points
Of difference not worth talking about, but when
a cardinal principle is oversIaughed by the
Administration itself and a palpablc change Of
front is decided upon to secure the silence or
the approval Of some very bad men in Kansas
and some very ambitious men in the southern
States, we shall not trouble ourselves to trot
round after the opinion makers at Washington
in order to fahion our thoughts after an official
pattern. % . ... III.
Look at the extract below from Secretary
Cass' instruction to Gov. Walker in June last,
and then read the crustry paragraph from the
same to the same in December. We agree
with the fist, exactly: -.s
"When such Constitution shall be submit.
ted to the people of the Territory. they must
| be protected in the exercise Of their right oil
voting for or against that instrument snd the
fair cxI ression- Of the popular will must not be
interrupted by fraud or violence 1a SD
s.You state that the President has changed
his policy in regard to Kansas, and why this
allegation? Sim ly because the Convention o.
Kansas have, in exercise of the rights belong
ing to them, decided that they would not sutm
| The whole Constitution to the people," ~ go.
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s Al 3 I.

NOTICE j. hereby given that by virtue Of two
IN cu.ions, one is ued out OF the oifcc OF John Nc
Mullen the other IT. ned out u the Office Of Rod
ucy Huribut, Juscss of the Peace for Clayton Coast.
Iowa, in Mcndcn Township in aid County, TO me d.
rcctcd against the goods and chattcs Of c. IT, Shaw,
hevc levied upon andil scl TO The highest bidder for
cash. the Nc(;rcsor IIouc, fin the town OF McCregor
in aid County, on the 18th day Of January, A. D.
1858, between tho l,rrs lof o'cocs A. NJ. and u
to wit & 4nn.t G.afg F.tsaH IgHH0Y ~ "a
! Promssory Note dated Nov. 2, 1867, for <l37,Ss.
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Fishing.

On returning day or two since from a short
and moderately successful trip in search Of
those beautiful and palatabc little fellows called
"brook trout" 1--WE are sworn not to tell where
the brook isl we found ON our table, present
Of SO extraordinary character, accompanied
with the compliments of the giver, that we will
not deny ourselves tie indulgence of para
graph or two in relation to it. Its deposit in
our Office just at tue time, was so extremely
Spropos, that we felt for a moment Ike regard.
ing it as delicate censure pom us for the
waste Of time we had been at in racing over
rocks Ind hills and through brush and water to
induce the innocent dcnizcns of the stream to
spend a few moments on lard with Is. How
ever, We never suffer amy conjunction for the
misery We have inflicted on countless Losts Of
the finny t'ibe, becarse each and every fish ever
caught by our fayolitc process, can do jest as
he kes-we scom compulsion-we merely
drop them line requesting their company at
Breakfast, and if Mr.. and Mrs. Trout and the
little trouts choose to come, we are not to
blame. csc.
But to the Present. It was a fishing Rod |!
This may seem like small affair TO some peo-
Ire, but to US it was Fortune! Having only
the day before tcen the hapTy recipient of a
splendid Pen, and now to be blessed With f st
class, lockwood, brass-feruled, five.iointed,
highly ornamcnted, N. P. Willis ishing-yod,
With the prettiest little reel and hundred feet
If line aitachcd-it was about as much as our
easily satisfied nature could bear. For mo-
n,cnt we lost orr identity, and having imagined
that we were the .schild' mentioned in Scrip
ture to whom 's,he wise father spareeA not the
rod it was with some difficulty the deri arous-
cd US by the nonotonous rspetition Copy
SIR"
aa With pen to correspond With the public, ard
apole (Rod we mean-we never had anything
but q pole ,befon) to drop line to the inhabi.
tants of the 81 b-aGueous world, We shall 20 on
our way rejoicing. Cur enemies, if we have
any, can blaze away at US now--we are too
happy to scold back-the boa of Africa after
swallowing horse or two, is said to be i,idif-
e1erent to attack-tHat.s our fx-we have goi
enough. When LEWIS BENTON. jr, of McGrcg
or, wants fsA in his family, it is hereby record
ed that they shall be delivered to him evenil
the hand That pens this line shall be compelled
4to hook" them. 5a&
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Letter List.

List of Letters remaining in the rost ONCE at Nc
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The Wisconsin says that "cne of the tugs
broke through the ice in tie river on Saturday
and that there is now an open channel through
tho c;tv .8 F.f .'E 5@'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21

king. The crowned corpse upon the throne
was, therefore, Gustavus III the boy on ms
right was his son and successor; and, lastly
the old man on his left must have been the
Duke of Sudermama. the uncle of the last
who was first regent of the kingdom, and then
its sovereign. after his nephew's deposit,6n'
We believe there is no instance In the MS
tory of any country of SO extraordinary ana
SO we'll -authen ticated a case of second-sight;
for it is seldom, indeed, that any second wlt-
ness. much less four, can be found to guar
antee the truth of so strange phenomenon
ss that lust recorded.
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Sheriden was once taken i'll III GOES

- Sheriden was once taken i'll iii coDse=
quence of fortnight's continued dining out
and dissipation. He sent for DR.. Heberden,
who prescribed rigid abstinance, and. calling
again soon afterwards. asked his patient if ho
was attending to that advice.
The answer being affirmative.
Right" says the doctor; its the only
way to secure you length of days
Il do not doubt it," said ShcriGon, 'for
these three last days since began have been
the longest TO me in my life"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21

EA romantic young lady fell the other
dav into the river and came very near drown
Ing but succor being fortunately at hand.
she was drawn out senseless and carried
home On coming to, she declared to her
family that she must marry him "ho had
saved her.
.Impossiber' said her papa
sWbat, is he already marriedf'
"Wasn't it that interesting young MAJ
who lives here in the neighborhood.
Dear ME, not was the Newfoundland
dogr'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21
4 nohleman having given a grand 2:

= A nobleman having given grand pa:-
ty, his tailor was among the company and
was thus addressed by his lordship: my
dear sir, I remember your face, but forget
your pane" The tailor whispered: II made
your breeches" The nobleman, taking him
by the hand, exclaimed. ''Major Brooches.
[ am happy to see you.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21
: A gentleman having built large house

a gentleman having built large house.
was at a loss what TO do with the rubbish,
His steward advised him to have pit dug
large enough to contain itr "And what,
said the gentleman, smiling. "shall do with
the earth that dig up from itl' To which
the steward, with great gravity, replied:
Hare the pat made large enough to hold
oil -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21

EgAt dinner of the Foreign Ministers,
The British Minister gave:
Englsud-The Sun, whose bright beams
eulighten aad fructify the remotest corner of
the earth.
The French Ambassador followed with:
France-The Moon, whose mild, steady
and cheering rays are the delight Of all ma
tons, controlling in the darkness, anu making
their dreariness beautiful.
DR.. Franklin then rose and. with his usual
digC'ty aud simplicity said:
George Washington-The Joshua who eom-
,m1anded the Sun and Moon to stand still and
they obeyed him.
ssa- Father siid little fellow. Il
shan't send you any of my wedding cake
when I get married" "Why soi" was
the inquiry. Because" answered the lit
ne fellow, you didn't send me any Of
9cSrs,'
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EgSome one commencing Philip of Ma
cedon for drinking freely: That. said
Demosthenes, s.is a good quality in q
sponge, but not in king.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21

H- A movemen is on foot in England fcr
sending out a thousand missionaries to China
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4 STORY OF SECOND SIGHT,
BY R. W. SHERIDAN MAXWELL.

TINS strange story has been already given
by French, German, Danish, Swedish. and
Russian writer's, but this, says the editor of
the Esprit of the Times" from which paper
we copy it. is the only true version that has
over been offered to the American public.
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.'THoU SRr THE MAN. "A letter was
received in New Orleans directed to the
= biggest fool in New Orleans
The postmaster being absent. one of the
soung clerks. not having any idea of who
the . biggest fool IN New Orleans" was, took
upon himself the liberty of opening the letter.
On the return of the postmaster, he was
Immediately informed of the receipt Of the
strangely directed letter
Directed to the biggest fool in New Or
leans" eh "And what has become of it =
inquired the postmaster.
why" replied the clerk, ~ did not
know who the biggest fool il New Orleans
was, so 1 opened it myself
And what did you find in it p inquired
the postmaster.
why" replied the clerk, nothing but
the Words Thou art the man"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21

= Money is Ike the air We breathe; IT W
havn't got it we die.
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AZ gPrGRAa.-BY MENACE.
Nature, regardful of the babbling race,
Planted no beard upon a woInan's face:
Not Packwood's razors, though the very best,
Cnuld shave q chin that never is al rest.
YARYwRIL.-bY kINGSLET-
My fairest child. I have no song to give you,
No lark could pipe to skies 50 dull and gray
Yet. IRE wo part, one lesson can leave you
For every day.
De good, sweet maid and let who will be clever
Do noble thiugs, not dream them, ali day
long:
And 20 make life, death, and that vast forever,
One grand, sweet song.
BEACTT.-PY GAETHH.
Eve and heart l must surrender.
Drowned as in radiant sea;
That high creature with her splendor.
Blinding all, hath blinded me.
wOMAS.
Toman's soft hand my infant cradle spread.
Her gentle cares bedecked ny br dal bed;
By woman let my dying hours be hurst
Her love the last fond solace as the first.
Fairest and foremost of the train that wait
On mans most dignifed and happiest state
Whether we name thee Charity or Love,
Chief grace below and all in all a6ove.-Co,cper
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IdYertisiDg Rates.

-. All advertisements must be marked with
,.S number of insertions desired, or they will be
,ontinued until forbid. and charged accordingly.
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Choice poetrn.
3 A r B A r A {.
by ALEXANDER SMITH.

Yet, love, l am unblest;
With many doubts opprost,
Tr.udcr like a desert wind without place of
rest.
Cy7ld but win you for an hour from of that
starry shore,
=. bunrer of my soul wero stilled. for Death
hath told you more
Than the melancholy world doth know things
deeper than all lore
You could teach me, Barbara.
In vain, in vain, in vain.
You will never como again.
rzere droOps upon the dreary hills mournsui
fringe of rain;
TIE cleaning closes slowly round, loud winds
are in the tree;
Rnund selfish shores forever moans the hurt and
wounded sea;
r5crs 70 peace upon tho earth, peace Is with
Death and thee,
Barbara!
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nnoTLAR AND SEFENTYFIVE CTS.
II not paid within six months, and
TWO DOL L A r S
!, ., mid until the termination of the year.
IL Nv w. ',rpb.cription will be taken for shorter
NJ W. .bsn six months. and no subscriber will be
prL..+r perTLl 70 discontinue his paper until all ar
rss 81 nors are paid, except at the option OF the
editor. ,.r;h;ne, for xiv months will he
Au! Pc Pnsr noLLAR, unless the money is paid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
BY s / McCORMICK-Ar

%
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue of a decree OF the
Circuit court for the County OF alexandria,
Virginia, rendered in the suit OF Ellison d Sons,
against William +. Atweli and others, Inc uf-
dersigned Commissioners appointed by SAID de-
cree, will offer al public auction IN 'front.' OF the
MAYORS Office, IN the city OF Alexandra, Virgl-
MA on Saturday, the 10th day OF July, le5S, at
y O'Clock d., the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate iii the said city oil AleXan-
dria.
4 LOT OF GROUND on the North side of
King street which is thus described III deed
from Charles Mcknight 10 William +. Atwel,
dated 10th of April, 1852: Beginning at the
West corner of William Meningitis lot thence
running West on King street 10 feet 3 inches;
,hence North and parallel to Royal street so
inches. parallel with King street; thence South
and parallel with Royal street 50 feet to the
beginning, together with the right OF way over
three feet alley, running back Of said lot out
into Royal street, and, also, the use OF the right
OF way over court or alley adjoining said lot,
and back OF Ii. l. Simpsons Store, which court
is twenty feet long by ten feet wide, III an OBJ.
long torn: the ten feet OF the court is parallel
with King street
TERMS CT SALE :-One.tenth OF the purchase
money TO be paid in hand, and the residue in
three equal nstalments, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months, from the day OF sale, with IN
terest from said perod-the Sid deferred pay
men,s 10 be secured by the bonds OF the pur-
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
tie to be retained until the purchase money IS
fully paid, and the property liable to be resold
upon the failure OF the purchaser to comply
with the terms OF sale
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Co,rrs
DAVID FUNSTEN, !
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lie S-2awtS

BY SAML. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
commissioners SALE OF VALUABLE
Y LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VA-By virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
of Alexandria County, rendered at its May
term 1858, in the case al Swami, &c, VS.. Demp-
sey, aud others, the undersigned will o" SGfu-
ddy. the 10Th day of July, 1888, at ~ O'Clock, a..
in font OF the Mayors Office in the city OF
Alexandria sell at Public Auction, 4 certain
tract OF land in the county OF Alexandra, con-
tanning about 200 ACRES, being the property
on which DR.. K B. Alexander resided, and OF
which he died seized.
Also, tract OF land, adjoining the above
IA mentioned tract, with the FACTORY
~ BUILDING and Water POI er thereon
The said property lies Oh the waters OF Four
Mile run, about three miles from the city OF
Alexandria.
TERMs-Ore fifth of the purchase money in
cash and the resi- ue in three equal payments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months, from the
day of sale. The deferred payments, to bear
interest and 10 be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, and the title to be retained until full
payment is made.
F. L / S TaYIdR com,rs. of
LOUIS KINZER, ! Sale
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BY $. j NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY s. j ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IN THE
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR SALE
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date on the
18th OF February, 1858, recorded in Liber +,
No g. page Sis, land records of Alexandria
County, the undersigned, will, on Saturday. the
10Th dag Of Juiy, 1855 at ~ O'Clock Il. H. in
front OF the Mayors Office, sell at public auc.
ia ton, two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
.I.&IA with the LOTS OF GROUND on which
they stand, on the West side OF Pitt street. be.
tween Duke and Wolfe streets in the city OF
Alexandria One OF said houses being now oc'
cupicd by John Keys, and the other recent
" occupied by Henry Eldred.
Each OF said LOTS fronts 20 feet and runs
back 100 feet.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth in cash, and the
residue in three equal payments, at 3, 9, and y
months bearing interest. TO be secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser, and deed OF trust on the
property Gjes-2awtsl |. l. KINIER, Trustee.
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lie 7-2awts
BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE virtue of decree OF the
Circuit Court for the county of Alexandria,
and State of Virginia, pronounced al the No
yember term, 1855, in the suit of Tatsapaush
vs. Hemmick and others, | shall proceed, on the
10th day Of July. 1883, at II o'clock, NJ before
the Mayors Office, in the city OF Alexandra, to
sell, at public sale, the three story K L n
cf> HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, of which
H. John Tatsapaugh, died, seized, on the north
SIDE OF Prince, between Water and Union SITS,
in the said city of Alexandra.
TERMS OF SALE-One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand; the balance in three
equal instalments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months from the day OF sale-the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by the bonds OF the purcha-
ser, with good personal security, until the pur-
chase money is fully paid.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
lie 7-2awts Commissioner OF Sale
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nLUMBlNG The subscriber gives notice
to his patrons and the public generally
that he has removed his shop from Pitt street, TO
one on Prince street, opposite the Post office,
where he will be pleased TO receive their orders
in future, for all kinds OF PLUMBING WORK,
pedging his best efforts 10 give satisfaction, both
as to work and prices. Thankful for past ia
vors, he solicits continuance.
;os-eoIr PHILIP PARK.