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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
.4TTEVTION!!
THE CITY OF CHANTRY


ITS position ute and Prospects. Take down your MAJ
and from Boston trace along that line Of Railroad
leading west, and you will find that 1t DIVORCES at NJ
point but few minutes from air line and by tn,
connection In crossing the Lake to Milwaukee will
in few months through the heart of the whole north
from the Atlantic to the Father Of Waters" one o
the greatest and most direct thoroughfares In til,
Union.
Directly in range with this route, and surrounded BY
the indiscrbabiy beautiful country of northern lows
and southern Minnesota on the western bank Of tn.
Mississippi Is situated the city Of CHANTRY. It's To-
cation is delightful, and the surrounding scenery un
surpassed in natural magnifcence.
good and vol cultivated farming country surrounds
the town, and the bluffs in the vicinity are low it
more easy of access from the country than any Other
place for great distance either north or SOUTH
The proprietors In calling the attention Of public
to their town. beg leave to state that in the building uy
of Chantry they confident success aud it Is the,
determination, by concentrating their energy and pur
suing policy of iberay towards settlers and those
making improvements, to build up ToWn indeed
We earnestly solicit mechanics traders aud
to investigate proposals Great Inducements will
be offered to parties to erect Mills, Foundres Hotels
&C., s. For further particulars enquire of Augustus
French, of the propricors and authorized agent
to negotiate in all matters relative 20 the town. Once
in the Post Office, McGregor Iowa.
We have Lth0graph Pats and maps, showing Its
position, and the surrounding country.
McGregor, Iowa June 185SnS9yl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ice Boat.

Ice Boat.
Under this head the North Iowa
Times says that gentleman of Prairie
du Chen Is constructing boat design
ed to run to st. Paul on the ice. It
will be capable of carrying 100 passen-
gers. and running 80 miles per hour
We have some experience in boating,
aud advise the captain to take none
aboard but the best of swimmers, whose
lives are all insured. and then provide
his craft with double quantity of life
boats. We suppose that solid ice less
than 6 inches thick would fail to bear
ur the weight Of a freighted craft like
the one proposed, and whenever she
would run over ice thinner than that,
through she would go. Her speed is
30 miles per hour, but if only TO-, it is
fast enough to dash her to pieces against
the square edge Of the thick ice her i'm
nense weight has just broken. Back
her y loudly shouts the Captain the
Pilot rings the backing bell, the brakes
are put on and the engine reversed TO no
purpose. On, on she goes. Headlong
she dashes against the solid ice, her
whole bow is broken in, the water pours
in. down, down she goes. carrying all
on board with her, to rise no more, but
be buried in a watery grave.
The contemplated boat will cost no
small amount. and if the experiment
should prove failure. the expense of
her construction would be too heavy
loss to suffer these hard times. The
winter is more than half spent, and if
successful, such boat could not be of
much advantage this winter. Let a
small one be built first TO try the ex-
pertinent. and by next winter build one
Of such size as the success OF the little
one suggests.-Fayets Pioneer.
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~ Sydney Smith says: "a il

~ Sydney Smith says: "A joke
goes Q great way in the country. !
have known one last pretty we'll for
seven years. remember joke afte q
meeting Of the clergy, in Yorkshire,
where there was a Rev. Mr.. Buckle.
who never spoke when gave his health,
saying that he was buckle without a
tongue. Most persons laughed, but my
next neighbor sat unmoyed in thou yht.
Atlast, quarter of an hour after we had
al done. he suddenly nudged me, ex-
claiming: II see now what you ,neant,
Mr.. Smith-you meant a joke" Yes,
Sir, said !. 1 believe l did, Upon
which he began laughing so heartily
that thought he would choke. and was
obliged to pat him on the back"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

DOMESTIC DEFINIrIoNs-Home-The
place where children have their own
way, and married men resort when thew
have nowhere else to keep themselves.
Wife-The woman who is expecte
70 purchase without means, and sew on
buttons before they come off.
baDy-A thing on account of which
It's mother should never 60 to the opera,
consequently need never have new
cap.
Dinnsr-The meal which is expected
to be in exact readiness whenever the
master OF the house happens TO be at
home to eat it, whether at one or half
past six.
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~ A drunken fellow, meeting a
man coming out of an undo, takers
shop With small coffin under his arm,
short time since, asked him what be
had got there.
"A new coffin" he replied.
well" said the balmy chap, cant
you afford TO treat on it 20
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RI A carpenter had been for some
time repairing dwelling. whose mis-
tress is Q reputed termagant. Listen
ing to her az she vented her wrath a,
her good. natured cold man." the other
day, Shavings turned to US and serious.
~ said: "lf / had such a wife as that,
I'D pint her fun raj to morrow t two
o'clock, and, by Jocks. the corpse
would be ready -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

A NAN OF MEANs.-.Is Mr.. Brown a
man Of means 2 asked q gentleman of
old Mrs. Fiszleton. referring to ono Of
her neighbors. We'll, recon hc ought
10 be-. draN!ed out the old beldame. for
he's theS 1anest man in town.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

How 70 ENCOURAGE LoATrRs.-If
you want to encourage loafels to your
plscc Of business, sit down and talk to
them-allow them to smoke your cigars
and chew your tobacco, and they will
be ssnle to bore you with frequent vis-
it,, "a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

ETNone Of the natives Of South AZ
RIGA can tell how old they are. II ask.
ed their age, they reply: Does man
remember when he Was born %
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
LITERY NT4RLE,
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN /:
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons are for
IN hidden from building on cutting timber on, or
in any other way trespassng part Of the follow
ing described tracts OF land without first obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to-wt
On the north west quarter Of northeast quarter of
section p Fractional lots 2. and A. In fractional
section 80 fractional lot in fractional section 26
fractional lots in section 20 fractional lots 2.
3, a. in fractional section II the first parcels above
described being in township 95 north, and the remain
ing three in township ~ north all in range west OF
the 5th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot l,
section 27 being the quarter Of the north
east quarter of section 81 township 95 north range
west Also on fractional lots ], 3, in fractional Fec
ton 22 range 8, in township 95, north Also north
west quarter OF section 81 In township o. north range
west. Also on undivided half OF one hundred aud
sixty acres on the south cast OF tract known
as the BAIL Giard grant.
JAMES McGREGoE, Jr.
McGregor, September 18th. 1858 1902
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Milwaukee Lumber.
MILWAUKEE SHAVED SHINGLES {!
HI VT r. II u IL DICK
Have Received at their Yard in M Gregor, a
large quantity of Milwaukee Planned Flooring
and Siding. perfectly seasoned. Also an article
of Shaved Shingles not TO be equalled this side
of the Mississippi All descriptions of Lumber
Lath. &C.. for sale at the lowest CASH price.
just give US Call. n4l3m
Having made arrangement with manufacturer at
Buffalo we will keep on hand complete assortment Of
Doors, Sash, blinds, &c.
for sale at prices that defy competition.
n. B.-Our doors superior article being kiln
dried, glued and wedged.
AL orders for store openings, and unusual sizes Of
Doors sash promptly filled on short notice.
liberal discount made to country dealers.
HAYT BURDICK.
large lot Of wagon spokos for sale by
n79t HAYT & BURDICK.
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COOperage.

COOpeTIScs
IIAvISG established the Coopering business Al
J. Mc(ircgor. am now prepared to do most kinds
OF work my line, such as
MAKING AND REPA RING BARRELS,
And all other Wooden Ware warrant all my work
and the money will he refunded If any Of it fails be
represented. Twill pay cash for
$4,000 stapes for Pork Barrels,
shop on Ann street, near the brick Acadsny.
IS3AC MATHEWS.
HcGrnSor, Dec 8, ls5s~stf
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and propose to do the nice thing by all who favor
with their patronage.
We intend to replcnish stock OF Goods, so to
make the variety and quality surpass everything
ally found in a country store.
In the mean time, VIC hope to merit the good feel
ings OF every by subjectng ourselves to SMALL
gains and quick sales wish to establish . good
business and give our ncighbors an example worthy
of being followed. Come one and all and II our
promises are lived MP to. FOOT 4 FUTILE.
dsor.J ), 1S5Sng1u
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Time La Money

q q
4 ND II you want to save time and money, you can
n do SO by calling on me when you have fine
Clocks Watches and Jepelry
for cleaning and repairs My business has so much
increased that have been obliged to add to the cra
another hand have engaged JOHN RHINEs, who is
known far and near, as being tho BRsT Watch, Clock
and Jcwelry maker and reparer in the States and for
the last rs years, has followed the above business
My facilities for
Watch making,
such that defy competition, have q wheel and
toothcuttng engine which is of the finest in
also have Bottoms Lathe, which is the only genuine
one in the tate dubuque excepted) and the right to
use it, and all the fixtures with said Lathe. have a
Tour Pirotter for fitting and polishing finer work
than can be made with the common Saiss Lathe used
and manufactured only by Gunsmiths. am prepar-
cd to do old and Silver Plating, Galvanisng and Fire
Gliding, Watches Spoons and Forks plated to order
German silver spoons plated and made rs good as
silver Engraving neatly executed.
Give me a call at the old stand ono door East OF
Millers stove store.
l tender my thanks to my numerous old customers
for past favors, and wish continuance of the same.
McGreger, Oct. %, lS5Stf105 X. .. WOOD.
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III. BAR RI.

TAKES this method to inform the citissns Of
i Northern Iowa aud southern Minnesota, that he
l. prepared to do all kinds Of MILLwRiGliT WORK,
such as building Steam or Water Grist Saw Mills,
and furnishing Machinery for the such Bolts
Burr Smut Machines Of the most approved kind After
twenty-five years experience u the business he datters
him self that all those In want Of Milwright work will
do well to give him call.
He Is prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted.
All business letters will receive prompt attention.
He can be found at the Barnhart Hotel, Hardin
Clayton Co., Iowa. ly6o
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Forms the shortest and cheapest Route to
Dctroit, Hamilton, TOR onto, Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Folis. Buffalo, Rochester, Utica, Al.
bany, Nep York, Boston, Montreal, Portland,
Quebec. Ehnira, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all points East.
First class Ferry steamers leave Milwaukee twice daily,
on arrival of trains from the West, connecting at
Grand Haven with the Express Trains for the East
Through Tickets via this new and short route, for
sale at all principal Railway and steamboat Offices in
the United States and Canadas.
SPECIAL NoTIcE--At places Nhere through Tickets
cannot be obtained buy your Tickets to Milwdnkes
only, and there apply at the companys agency. or on
board OF the steamer at the D. & NJ. Railway compa-
ny's dock. W. X. MUIR, Gen'l super {.
JULIUS MOVIS, Gen Agent.
q. MEMBER, Iransp'n Agt, Milwaukee.
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Watch aking.
#sE NEW FIRM!
Windsor Union Store
FOOT r. TVTTLE,

VUNIIE undersigned having bought the entire stool
of Goods formerly belonging to Huntington 4
Knight, have commenced business under the nam,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

D. S. COOKS
.McGREGOR
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL emporium.
n s: COOK h.. purchased in the Eastern mar
LARGE & EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
General Merchandise,
adapted to the wants of Northern Iowa. Tho stock
comprises '."
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods
SAeetings, Shirt;ngs, Denims, 7yckings,
Checks and very large and we'll selected stock Of
Prints, .usssEiss eye Lnisss,
other Dress Goods, Black silks and Fancy do, At low
figures. '..-..aa .... ..-.. =. : - =
Shasols, Broeha, Wool, long aad square.
Channels, .a
Red, White and Blue.
BR0ADCLOTH AND CASSINERES. Sheen,,
Grey and satinett. Ladies' and chiIdreu's Hood, and
comorters, and those indispensable articles in ladies,
attire, Hoops, and Hoop skirtsi
wOoLLEN and Cotton Hosiery, Embroideries, &c.
YANKEE Notions and every thing to be found in we'll
regulated Dry Goods store.
Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Paints and Oils
CARPEnNG AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Best assortment in Town and sold at the very Lowest
| rates, being bought for cash. A large stock OF
GROCERIES!
Bought for cash, am bound not to DO undersold In
/ the market Having good assortment always OF
hand and intend to keep it, as well the other lie
partments always full.
Thankful for past patronage, would RESPECTFUL,
| ask for continuance, feeling assured that an
enabled to SELL as cheap any dealer in the market
Believing in the tme-honored maxim ssnimble six
pence Is better than slow shilling" SHALL sell a
the lowest figures. -ss--szz---
~ Gioe me call and satisfy yourself. a
All kinds Of Produce taken in erchang'
| ID. S. COOK.
McGrcgor, October 20, ls5stfnl .~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-02
,,TrST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
~, ~. -? Kaj. S'c,et. Riehm"n'i, Ia
.,,pr.r FOR rmE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
T FROM EUROPE.

.,,N. Dec. 1.-The steamship Europa.
..,n Liverpool, with dates to 10Th November,
rived here to-day. j.,
The ls,e>, dates from Shanghai arr t" "u' ii
Tia Chinese Government has repuG'a;ed the
..,a,r with the United States, by refusing Ia
men the ports OF S.un,ople and T"'"'San' a>
pas. Saturday, Nov. II. y" formal invi-
..i,n to the Congress has vet been sent lay
.-,ncc TO England, bur Count Persisny has
,.r instructed to arrange the preliminary con-
.,,us with Lord John Russell.
Two Is. .tish war >,caucrs have succeeded in
icing oil go Christians lr"m small ports in
N,rSrco. 4. gencral massacre OF the tnsitives
Jared. \. Spanish army Of 1000" men Is
,pe,,ei to land in M"rorc" early in nrcetn-
q. ,
Austria aud England hnr hoil. protested
.s,n>t Tue Regency III Central Italy.
I've French projects are Instructed to invite
ID. journals 10 be mere ~c;rcGm>pe"t III their
.ase towards England. The kent"> closed
-, AT 69f SIC.
.tERPooI, Sunday. Nv. -. -'."'."'i"h Is
Id 20 have been named licutriart ''rIernl al
p. >a,dinian Army. the latest t">rar'l 'T''n
rsr.> SAYS that Bnonrompasnie would tender
resignation vi the regency I" the Nar"I"'an
.,ycriIlurnt.
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4 CARE.

I Would specifically suggrsi 70 ir"iGbrrs before i-a'inH
J. their homes, one 'hins, "!dc!I i ti,:-Sh"uid they h'Ec
,,ngll imperfect ard ildln: E.cnc-,r>" 90 relative, nr friends,
Who arc deceased. hey should hiiiig sueh with thrnl.h aud have
them copied by Mr.. MINIS, Hhn j. prepared TO copy every
srylc of likeness, and enlarge them 10 any desired siLe, ami
have them colcrcdin oil or water colCrs; thu. enabling per.
son. 10 secure beautifully executed lif--ired portraits in OIL
or other STYLES, from ne sInall and fading pictures they may
hsy. Of their loved ones lost Should thcv asc ds-irr
20 secure o. Themselves. family or friends, J FINE aud uniad-
ing likeness. .ifhrriu Aill!l,OTYPE, PHOTOGRAPH r!siE,
In Indis LEX. oil, Wafer Color. or Crayon. they snouli cone
prepared TO have the >loc executed by Il. ". MlNNls, At
hi. b~eau,ifally srrauccd PHOTOGRAPH AND tiNE Art
GALLERY, q: MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
Mr.. Mimi. us- 10 liz rmi,loy the very hes, 81 artist ~
all N. ysrinfi. 6T.uc.,-> .! hi mu Ad~iyer>iatd art. and pro-
duco. work ,,rll. Il not superior. 10 that II any similar es-
,sbi.hmen;, rlrh AcT;h or south. In a.! cases guarantee
,p: satisfaction Il" i, patrons. othersise they are not eN-
prc,el 10 ;skr lh- picture. "a thing Of beauty Ii 3 Joy
forever" and such are the various styles Of p"Ftrai'ure IKE
cuted at bis Gallery. u.
Nov 26-ly
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wNS. Z. WICKHhN.
g. Z. TAYLOR.
I,.r,IE ,.tNgI. Scr'r. -, ~i-Jg-njt.-
ExEc1ToX:S SALE or PHH>oh

TI,Ir uuj.r.igacd, A. Executor of h. ir" Nr-. f!'', :
J. :. Gregory. wilt ell. "n The premise on t.r sh"g 1's
wiki 'h- '-ic II thc l,rG above mentioned, ~ " l'1'"i'
ME properly on the ,-it'c, consisting % h'E''h''' roc
"a: .,..y kfrJ. ,.,rly nv. . P,u!."htaTy mad" "t:rH,
,arria,.. buzz : mrics, i valuable harns-E i'r-'' il ~
vi cS'le. - hr=.. ;'a' Lushe'- 0i "le.'' me c.'i 100
and Fobacro. grown I'll. .~,r. ana h' 'ue i'''e ''I'e'' 81
po-.iJi. 10 describe IN au adSt-tIscInrn'.
Tr.V,-,u. 81. ,.cls 81 amt under 40. ca-h, over MAJ
amount, 4 credit n IS months. ne Interest chdfft i, aa4 %
h.. r.r.;,;as I, ,.p.c-r.uy ~Isii--iuc purchaser gtvin: h"ni
81, - ...-sTf.. THOMAS +. TAYLOR.
ZS-L.r;a. Esc'r II sir. klirn '. :. Gregory.
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VERY ,,,, ,ss..a ri;:, DWELL

-. a. W., Nst' " N''~ ~ !'t Mn 80
Iv: sAIt.
Ith. rrirs,:c! Nj :. wir-'na .ht.I,a,..ar
-. 20 ''s"0n'inur 'ru.- Ar~p.Hr' "H-. rsi offer Cor .lf.
'i "lr.'"U. nu FRIDAY, TrI i@l'i ~ DLCLn%Es. -,
On ''e premise, AZ four CLOS. l.'r.S .gi o.! aar' dwell
la located - th."e. ~. =" o., . ;rr'. "t = feet. ana 70
'rl'I q. l'' cot 70 a Wit" alloy. %" ~lIi6iu.. On, tIY.
t'ei. erected within the ..~t iiErr yrtr-. Be- tgS irr .rtil-
ins ihpTair - rIr-' ~l,ac!"n- brick kI'rt',n, ;,-rr ,toE.r, high.
coh'llNn2right ROOM, - ,m"sc.h"Gsg ard = l.f- 5..rsc co.'s
ant cuhi.l.u--. The dgclia. 50 b., :! feet. 'trrr stories
"bov" The ha.em~rt. ana contain, u r5oD-. From the
basement &" be :.ggih story ihc hpu-" Is supplied VIII go
AID Lot LmirvG water. hmI nd! other modern Improvements,
WIZ ".g'H.n' ~ vtt' 20 'Ilrr '.e premise. iar dw,Niv-
B.. faced on tTr" i'd, VIII, 'h- bet i;tirim"r. -fo,h nr'.,
ini 81 eniin workmanship throughout J., o' 'hc mo-. -.
irripT order, AMI he materials .@,"ct"d with 30" -,-lf--'
'hrr. II bs.'eTr. 'l,; it1rT~ "fe tess, u nmy, h.u.. ha.r
dwellings in ;!i, ciLS.
Persons di,T"'ti'" View ne prentice arc r"ir".tri 20
cII an vi Winston, A. Tie store 81! l.hu. = winston.
f">sr--ioI given lurirg lee w"u'h NJ January u"N'.
ILiM>:-unrrinI 'a'a, balance a .. IL. J. ami -
months, for Hr.'tiar!y ngi., Interest added. ss,I.-. 70: b.
irw-; .!r.i.
.rui'nl% ATiLl:>DI. Ar.rinu-.r-
T.. >-IiIr purchaser 81 tie rary run rIl,I..e 90
mp.t Of 'lr furutur" t"hici, i.'.s.ly agN a:iin,>,.l .!
uu!-rl ct y,iu,'a"'. t. Is :. iu,-.
N.-N
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Proposition for a Southern Confederacy
IN PACE rRrrARE rnN WIZ.

N FFtIE TN'TNNT F'N
Co;TNErl. y. G.. bee. The following
.-.nIItions were offered in thrlower House at
Legislature of tins State to-day:
Er<oiyed. That the Stale Of South Carolina
.,,Gy 10 enter, together with IA" other slave
.a,!n. states. or such - may desire present
non, into the iormarinn nf 81 S"H;frrn Con
sg,ry.
..e-l:vei, That tnc Governor t.r":ri'i tins
->,loiou 10 TIE >oHthcrn Executives.
,arlher resolution Was offered. ;,>,,in. for
Fa.i information ~ 10 the c"t,trIinn q, the
ste ,r>ynai. arms. Ammunition. nrImh"' nj
... ruraiic.i, >tylc ol argus. etc.
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- RICHMOND FAYETTE ARTIL,

9S LkRN This Corps met, pursuant 10 a'1"hTh-
mcnt, at .. O'Clock, p. NJ. on the 18th Of November
Colonel TnU.. II. EItIs ,n"w commanding the ith Artillery,
being uaabIe To attend and preside, on account Of pressing
engagements connected with. his Office n President Of Tie
James River aud Kaua~ha Company, Mr.. lICnAKU II.
LoEruN was C4.cd 10 the Chair, ai! Mr. Jas. ". RAWLINGS
resumed his r~t as Secretary.
Ia accordance with the action cf the Ia, reeting, the
Comruitice app iulri by Colonel Ellis 10 nominate suitable
;,rsmu> To he voted for a. mcGuners nf the corps, retired for
the purpose oil performing 'I,atiu,y. The Committee hay
Ing returned and furnished IL" Chair with Il list Of names
prepared 10y them, the hallo,ing commenced, and 3, good
and ;rI. men were elected.
Sir. Il. VI. NrNNu, late Lieutenant Colonel then Addressed
the meeting In an effective and spirited manner.
On motion, the mertiug then adjourned, TO convcL" again
in the Law Building, at -. o'clock, /. VI, on FRIDAY. he
c-Iui,rr al. l>t9. Il. II. LORrON. Chairman.
I,>, ". RAWLINGS, scCrrigrN. Dec 1T
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:, I.oT IN MANCNENTE:I

- -, 81 q c.'-rdeli. rr0nouncsI on the 18th o! October,
-. i4 .h. init az Cha. T.. N.is!:vr v. james ]. Wel-r
.sr, {; l-. a. Special Commissioner Ia the said decree.
viI .-H. - publ auction. Oh the premises, 10 the Li:hes;
bidder, On siTu ADiY, tn. 81 DAY Of December nsxi. -
= O'clock I. ~. he HoU,. ard Lot In She laid decree men-
toned, hsin- the lot AHo%g IN The plan Of Manchester a.
number 80. contliAin. hal: an acre q! ground, ana De,r
~. milk. TI;!r GOOD. f-rTa- very accommodating. "a.
Iithpu; reserve. clIAS. T. FRIEND.
lar.. S.nDi.l Clr Z.
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MERCHANDISE.
BEST GOODS or THEIR KIND.
LIFMAN'S
ARTISTS PENCIL AND ERASER,

fhlEN1Ep.
COMBINING a LEIb PENCIL ASb INptA.i:Ir H:E 1t. C"Lt"
y ni.Dt I'rm, t"r the Use NJ Artists. S.r..l;-. >iuirI'-
SUD Bonn. Keeper; "- end Of the Perch hrin: L,"". 80,
Ne other cad hdiH RnbLer-both oftle bees, quality.
Lipman's Patent Eyelet Machinc.-i'anc, .ni ts,r,
'r,r Combined ia on" machine.
L!pm2ns Erasing Pencils, ~furri.hit "a rvrY"ni-i ~
iorm' of 'i,ius India and keeping L rlrat.
Meark P:oPelling Pencils. made Of wood rrI ;:ory, n.
various forms. and each accompanied with one dozen l.ad,.
one rr"'""li.r equal to t"rre lead rr!"ris.
M:i:', E%Terpoin' Leads seven -rll.-. with -au-
MeaI's PTopeliing Leads. for rF"rrliug P.i'ril..
Noeks Patent Round Hinge Inks:ands.-Thr no.,
-imVi" All c"nvensen, for C"untinG.liou,c ur Ollie. u.,.
Lipman's Parchment, Envelopes strong aud ,rc.r'.
MeaI , Lead Pencils, tor Ari.t. aud Ensinerr.-ii
: u. 5 II. II.
Eyelets LiIerty.Mills Writing Papers, Merchants
sea- Presses, &c, &c.
For .tt' hy the Principal stationers and Fancy '.-,-
Dealers, AMI Wholesale only by
HiMEN l.. LYMAN.
srationer'S Warehouse. 5:, South Fourth street,
pt,.r INI.I -Srn n. -.