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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-hu The matter o.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-L The matter of
~ The estate of 4. p. Merms deceased. In the
Orphan s Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor appointed to distribute
the monies in the hands of The administrators will attend
to the duties of his appointment at the his Office in
Athens borough, the 9Th day OF August 1850,
at l O'Clock, p. m, and all persons having claims
upon said monies must present them else be forever
debarred from coming in for share OF said funds.
!. N EVANS,
June 26, 1866. Auditor.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WANTS A GOOD
Il Miller to tend G-st Mill. Apply to
CHARLES SICK.
Dushore, Sullivan Co. Pa.
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DISH OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY
l. EFT. FOX
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E7NECUTRIN'S NOTICE-Notice is here
H by gyeu, that all persons indebted to the estate
JOHN c. ADAMS, late OF North Tow nda twp, dee d q,
requested to make immediate payment, aud those
having claims against said estate requested 10 pre-
sent them TO John W. Mix, al his Office in IOwandd BO
rough, duly authenticated for settlement.
LUCY NJ. ADAMS,
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A DMINISTRATOR' NOTICE.-Notice
n is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estateof Peter /. Nroman late o West Burlington twp
dcd are requested to make immediate payment, and
hose having demands against said estate will please pre-
sent duly authenticated for settlement.
HIRAM II. FOSTER
July u, 1850. Administrator.
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e DMlNISIRATORS NOTICE.-NU,icci IL
AheIeby given bat al pcrs Us indebted the es.la
OF Joln McliahJn dec u, late o. 5Aesneglia twp.
are requested make immediate payment. and those
having demands sust said estate will present tneG
duly authenticated uT settlement.
MARTHA M'MAHON.
JOHN A&AHUN
June >, IrG6. Administrations.
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Winona. Tioga.

~-s Of game-3 hours 10 minutes.
.af-Mr. W Finch, of the Waverly Club.
Messrs. Codding and Goodman.
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I pNnNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Noticc
"A is hereby given that all persons indebted 10 The
estate OF L. EUDABAUGH late OF Canton twp, de-
ceassd, requested make immediate payment, luI
those having claim against said estate ail present tt"
duly authenticated Tor settlement
CHAS STUCk"ELL..
May 81. l-Uj. Administrators
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4 DMINISTRATRIXNO XNOTICE.--Notjce is
hereby given, that all persons indebted {, the
tate OF JAS i. FUrman late Of Columbia twp, deed.
are requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
LUCY a. FURAAN,
EDWIN RUSSELL.
JnlY g 1866. Administrators.
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Estate OF VIM. Llner.
.. Peter Y Bennett.
joel Stafford.
- Aonzo Long.
Calvin Lewis.
Chas. d Miller.
Chas. James.
- Caleb AIgeg.
= Chas. Drake.
." % Peter Sterger.
d" John ". Alger.
And the same will be ented to the Orphans Court
OF Bradford County, Monday the Sd day Of Septem
Der next, lor confirmation and allowance.
n. c, ELSBREE, Register.
pagistar.. g6i.a Au1 : Isff
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

HONE AGAIN. We had the pleasure on
Monday nigh. Of meeting several "boys'
Of Co. X, First Iowa Cavalry. Capt. y.
NJ Russell Of Rossville, Lieutenant Charles
Dubois Of McGregor, P. r. Claasen Of
DEBORAH, II. Wolfe Of Eikadcr, Jno Shelly
Of DEBORAH, George X oder Of McG7egcr
were among the number. Lieut.. Dal oil
presented each of the proprieDrs Of this
Office with round Mexican medal, the q
ct which was once familiar to our COUNT y.
men, but since '6l and the advent OF Co. .
stitution cobblers and thinkers it is alno.
"disloyal" to offer such metal in paymer
for goods. The Lieut.. will ramain hero :
week or two il the weather does not grew
too cold. A transfer from Austin, Texas
t. our pretty March weather Of now (zsro,
abou) is complained Of by al the boys a.
march they object to taking.
These gentlemen all stopped at the EVANS
House. About 100 guests lodged at the
EVANS on that night. Among others whom
we met, either in the TINES Office or else !.
where. were R. o. Bailey Of Montana, Maj
Chadwick, Hon. p. F. Sturgis, G. h.
Thomas, L. Berky, and Judge McCiintock
all Of West Union. 1t is asedless to say
there was good time of friendly greeting
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

New HAMPSHIRE Terrific fourishes
are made by radicals over the result of the
rec mt election in New Hampshire. Their
minority is less than 5 900 against maj n
ity Of 6,O71 last year. The Alb. papers
whistle just as Buys do when passing .
graveyard. They were almost frightened
out Of their senses At the ghost which they
feared would meet them. and now the r.
action nearly be. adde's them. When it is
remembered that every possible appliance
was used ito screw their courage to the
sticking point" we are not at all surprised
at their success. Az in Iowa and in Wis
consin last aatumn, the, negro suffrage
question was argued both ways on the
stump to carry the election. Clayton Co.
and most If the State repudia,cd bill
Stone" in her convention, nominees and
voters denounced the "unwise introduc-
ton" Of negroism into the canvass; but yet,
to hold the Offices the ''pure minded" Eel.
lows went for the ticket, and Stone claimed
his election as . radical In Wisconsin
Howe stumped ono side of the ticket and
Doolit'ie the other. AL were but parts oil
one tremendous hole, whose body office is,
success the sole.
The same in New Hampshire This
trickery is growing threadbare like all other
shoddy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

MANUFAcrURING.-The Indianapolis Her.
ald objects to the contemplated erection,
this summer, of SO many Dwellings and
business houses IN that city and it justly
insists that capital should b. put in manu-
featuring establishments. A writer in the
St. Louis Republican shows that tnanufac
lures pay better in the West than in the
East. St. Louis operatives numbering o,
352 produce values equal to $21, 772, 1923,
while Brooklyn with 1888 operatives
produced $3l,24l, 500. Brooklyn is the
only city in the Union which exc-lled ST..
Louis; the latter city created more values
to the man than N. Y, or Boston, or Gin
cinnati or Newark /! New York comes
next after St. Louis, then Boston, then
Philadelphia. The writer gives tabular
statement OF the number Of men and the
amount ct manufactured values in 81 Of
the leading points. We give few on the
Western side, Chicago $3.50 and Gil ,74O,-
6S4; Milwaukee 3.1s6 and $5.423, 24s;
ST. Paul 299 and $435,2S6 (Why was
the now united city Of Minneapolis aud
st. Anthony left out Of the list p DAvsn.
port 36l and $956,676; Quincy 942 and
$2,S79. 44S. Now Orleans 1902 AID go,
926,, 1875. The statistics Of the three fol
living named cities surprise us: B,lti.
N re 1904 and $2l, Oss5l7; Redmond
7,474 and $l2.8OO,2sO; Louisville $3.50
and $l2,9s3,O92! Lowell is 1906 and
$1s.252.l36 The writer urges the manu-.
facture Of Wool.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

MADISON. We were very much graft.
fed. one day last week. to see in our sane.
tum the senior DEWoLrE Of the Railway
Dining Hall At Madison. A most agreea.
BILE chat, an adjournment for refreshments
. renewal Of old pledges Of friendship
not needed, but so natnral-a lease Of good
wishes for 90 years With provision for re
nswal-a general oxerhaling Of, politics "A
genial time in all respects--weIl we rather
wish DEWoLrE would run westward nors
frequently. The Railway House at Madi,
son is kept by Dew. 4 SoS in splendid
style. r. persons who meal there are mol
satisfied with fare and price It's because
they are resolved to- growl anyhow. W.
speak what we do know.
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The LeStsiatarc.

The Lestsiatarc.
This illustrious body will quit Apr. 3D. Sew.
eral hundred bills are before it. Some bills
have gone to rest; among these are the Ii
ccnse Bill aud the Town Collectors Bill. The
bill for the publication OF the laws in two pa.
peu Of each county will be all amiable thing
IN counties where only one tor no) paper is
Published! Lots of res buttons relating to ne.
groes. amendments to the constitution of the
US, DC, &C., were debated on. passed, and
telegraphed about. Thirty daily papers per
day were voted TO each member, postage
stamps by the cord were voted, and a general
system Of economy was practiced by the ma.
jority. Senators Paulk and Hunt, and reps.
LeiiingwelI, Fellows, Barker. Wright, Wilson,
Sergeant at arms Hunt and other gentlemen,
have favored US with papers and documents
Gov. Stone, 10 the robbery charge, does not
toe the mark as required by the Legis lature-
AS Bill Stone cannot be lowered in this section
Of the state, we decline to publish matter
against him.
Barker made splendid speech affirming the
rights OF the Legislature to regulate railroad
tariffs. MIR. B. will regard US as grateful for
pamphlet copy. Richards OF Dubuque, and
Hunt OF Clayton, have both spoken largely on
Andys reconstruction policy. Richards is the
aoiest man in the state as speaker. Shoddy
senator's interrupted him, of course, but it did
not stop tho flow of logic. law aad common
sense which 10 inherent in a democratic con.
stitutionalist. Huxr is our friend and good
man, but he hates fanaticism as bad as wo do,
and hence he cannot do we'll in aftiiatien with
Simmer and Stevens. What did you try it for,
b. tt You cant 60 to congress as long as
10. Surface lN. B. A. Of the bloody Third de.
sires to remain!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

MILLINERY. Mrs. DAYSEs, Main Street,
AcGregor, has returned from thu East with
. new stock Of latest style Spring Goods.
Her customers, a well as oil other ladies
lof the city and country are respectfully
invited to coll 1t her store and see the
styles for April and NAY. Mrs. DAynes is
not sxcelled in McGresor, for taste in ar
rang .ment Of bead. dress, bonnets or any.
thing else in the line Of female ornaments.
ton. We arc told the fashions for the
opening season are most fascinating,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

GONE EAsT.-Our friend l.. j. Strouse,
OF the firm Of L. J. Strouse & Bro, has
started for the Eastern cities. New York
Boston and Ph'ladelphia) to purchase the,,
Spring stock OF Clothing. piece goods &c
We would advise our friends to postpone
making their purchases for Spring wear,
until they have received their new goods.
His long experience and acknowledged
good taste in selection, you may confident
ly expect tie handso,nest assortment o.
goods in their line, with every novelty ir
market.
McGregor, March 9th, 1866. Nv.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

WOMEN IN MoNTANA-One of our citizens
recently received letter from friend in Vir.
GINA City, Montana Ter, in which he gives
much advice and information; among which is
the following:
81 would never bring a family here, us ev-
cry man who has come with his vile has lost
her Women can earn money here faster
than men. aRd they very soon become dissatis.
fed with their husbands and take up with 9th
er men. and that Is the last OF them You
may have u woman with mind enough to stick
to you, but If 80, she will do better than the
women who have come here by hundreds, ev.
en- old married people"
The above is from a Chicago evening paper
We doubt the pronr:ety Of such publications.
1t msy be possible that many more will star
with their wives at once for country where
the "bctter half" can find Inducements to
leave them!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

The OUTSIDE Poetry BY bred Howland
and by X. A. Drumrlond. Personal ap
pcarance Of Johnson .. Fashionable Wo
en....Pr. du Chen rape AID murde,
case Of 1854 "a negro girl. .Lady's ward
robe. :. Grimes on the existence Of God
by Congress. I. . The Lady killer. Amend.
ing the Constitution. An adventure; al
most death by going home with the wrare
Woman. Father Galtier. :. "A Veteran
Volunteer on the President. >. Radical.
melting assassination and revolution i.
Fun and Miscellany.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

MUSICAL CArEcnI NJ What il a res, I:
Go'ng cut OF the choir for refreshments
during sermon time.
What is called singing with IAN under.
standing Making time on tie floor with
your feet
WHAT'S a staccaso movemeat ?-Leaving
the choir in huff because one is d,ssaiis
fed with the leader.
What is a swell PA professor Of music
who pre'ends to know everything about IT. /,
science, while be car not concesl his ignur.
ance.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21
LetSst Geks.
OMshc0y. on the lsta. received SIS, 900
1NI~.N~. l..

O'Ashc0y, on the lStA. received 5000
feoa Circles IN California
Great efforts are being made TO eccure toe
Reconsideration and passage Of tho loan BILL
Tia n1ends Of the measure are reported 10 be
ssHguiss Of success.
Ex-senator, Hcnry 8. Foote. Of Tennessee,
l. n Warrington. lie urges the passage OF
Ne. sssa1S resolution giving the south a
general Amsssty fer universal suffrage.
The civil Fights bill was on Saturday Laid be.
fore the President. The impression is quite
stsssg that he will sppend his signature there.
10.
From $50 applications the president OH Fri
day selected the names Of the 20 West Poiu.
cadets to be appointed at large
II u believed that presidential procisina.
uen will soon be issued relative to the Fenian
movement. Troops have been ordered to ex.
peAed points on the Canadian Frontier.
Europeaa adviees arc TO March Z. The
London Times warmly cOmmends tho courage
aud dscisios exhibited bp President Johnsoa in
vetoipg the freedmen bureau bill. The pros.
pectus Of new Atlantic telegraph company
has been issued. Prince Coasa, Of Wallachia,
has addressed the powers which formed the
Paris treaty, protesting sgainst his formal alb.
dieatiou, and soliciting assistance to obtain a
reinstatement
a party OF negroes, in command Of white
man. made raid upon New Madrid, No., on
Thursday. with the intention of sacking the
town. In repeling tie attack, the citizens
shot two negroes an hung three captured
ones.
IN response to the message Of Gov. Gorica,
OF New Brunswick, the house Of assembly has
passed . resolution placing At HE disposal. for
dsSeaeive purposes, tho entire sevesus Of she
province.
In their parade on Saturday, the Irish ci:i.
sens Of Montreal serenaded Lord Monck. who
responded in an address congratulating them
spon their loyalty to the queen.
The legislature of Louisiana has taken &C.
ton toward securing the adoption, by congress
Of soase practical plan fes keeping sufficient
water on the bars at the mouth Of the Nissis.
sippi.
The platform aAd ticket of the Indiana de m
oeraey are said to be very acceptable to the
ocservative citizens Of the state.
a New York journal reports the existence
.: new and very fatal disease among horses
The Missouri Pacific railroad has contract
Tor the transportation. in April, Of 10000
ssoops to For: Riley and other western posts.
Al senatorial caucus held on Saturday
cveaing in Washington, it was resolved that
the senate should adopt constitutional
amendment providing that whenever, in any
state, the elective franchise shall be cenicd to
any portion Of its male citizens above the age
Of 5l.years, except for crime or disloyalty, the
basis VI representation in such states shall be
prcportionately reduced
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

PARLoR ORNAME.rs.-W should ns,
fail to speak Of .hc splendid and va'urb:e
n,'l n ornaments. the Steel E'g:av,ng-.
Lith"graphs and Paintings sold by the
American Art Union, New York, and Of
fred by the publishers Of the Am .ricsn
Statesman to the subscribers FIR that sheet.
". advise all tn send for ca'alogu. and
secure a collection FROM these spl,ndid
s"ms. Address American Statesman Office.
81 Mas .au Street. N. W York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

A FoRruSr.--All classes Of real estate
dealers will find it to their advantage to
look carefully, at the Sales offered in this
weeks issue by HENRY D. EVANS, Esq.
The property he off RS, both in town and
country is choice, and he desires to relieve
himself from its care. To those who want
to improve lots or lands this is an opportu.
nifty rarely offered. Mr.. EVANS will be
found ono VI the most liberal dealers you
ever met. = =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

TRIcnlNA.-Dr. Reed of B.ltimore ad
yises people to eat all the pork they want
He says if there are worms in hog mea
they gre effactuslly killed By sailing, srno
king OF cooking. apd he closes by stating
that human beisgs are as wormy 'as por
cine animals.
. We have seen some decidedly wormy
individuals Of the gsaxs h,ms that's fact
Guess Doc Reed is about right.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

THR NCB.-Tnis is a fsvoritc expression
among story.tellcrs. "Give US the nub"
is common remark when prosy soul is
relating some long winded staff about his
great grandfatber's experience in cutting
hoop poles on the Scio.o or boring for salt
on the KanAwha. Senator Stewart Of Ne.
vada, . half conservative and an Andy
johnson man, by the way. recently aiscov.
cred the "nub" BY parliamentary tcst:
he OF rcd q j,int resolution proposing to
amnesty the whole south, admit their dele.
gate 20 Congress, forget all the rebellion
and gather the American amily-harmoni.
ously under our time honored flag, provided
the Southern. states would allow tbs negrcs
% vote Sumner, Wilson and the rest ap.
proved the plan and We know exactly VIVA,
is "tbe nu6." 1t is the Negro and nothing
else. Stewards ties, is good one. No
matter how mean the whites of,sths South
may have acted. how unworthy they are,
how rsbellious they yet feel, il you let Sam.
DO vote alongside Of them, and of course
for northern adventurers or southern hyp-
ocrites, the past is all forgiven. Negro
suffrage is the NIB St-wa,t.s bait took,
didn't il!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

TnE L,uisvili. Journal elates an anec.
d TT Of furious radical, who entered tn.
Union Convention at Nashville, Tennessee,
on .h- % IF February, while they we're
reading G neral Wash,ngt"n's f,rewell ad
hr.ss. After listening awhile to the sub.
lime passages in that ,mm ,r.al dacumen.
~ x:la'm-d: "A id rebel document
Just as expected
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

Pennsylvania.
Hon. HE,s1ER CLyMEa, one of the ablest
and most practical conservative democrats of
| the Key Stone, was recently nominated for
governor Of that state. Gen. Geary, demo.
crat also, but, like Dickinson Of New York,
acting lately with the republicans, is the op.
posing candidate. The election comes off on
the % Tuesday of October. As the republi.
cans are getting fearful Of the "instincts" Of
those democrats who have been reconstruct.
ed" since 1861. we have strong faith that Mr..
Clymer will be next governor Of our native
state There may be enough Of the late DO
gus element Of "shoddy" to elect Geary. but
We most hopefully doubt it. The Generals Of
the late war have become rich since entering
the service-iuquire OF vandever and Her.
ron who went frsm Dubuque. Iowa, for proof
Of this-but We cannot hear OF the special sue.
GEES Of su bordinates or privates! Among sea.
men, prizes are divided pro rata, per rank, but
on land the epauletted chaps get aA. Every
soldier Of the ranks knows this, and has told
his wife 90 on return to his home as an excuse
for his light purse. Will the eolders who
know they we're used, as in the Banks expedi
ton, to secure cotton for their avarcious and
souless leaders, see the point this year, A. D..
1866; Or must they live to cid age before the
facts are sufficiently apparent to induce a
change of political 'front.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

DON'T UY.-Till you call on Louis
METzGER, near the head Of Main Street,
He keeps Limburg and Swiz.r cheese
Dutch Harrings. Family Supplies of all
kinds, German imported Groceries, Fanci.
sc &c. 4w
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

The Iowa senate. BY a bill passed. declared
that newspapers must have been established
for five months before the Delinquent tan lisl
shall be published therein.
dispatch from Fort Kearney says no over.
land stage has arrived. A desperate passenger
ut Alkali station attempted t. murder all the
other passengers. he killed one and wound.
ed two more. The survivors then succeeded
in killing him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

!, A married lady lately consulted her law.
ger on the following question, namely.
."As welded Mr.. S.--for his wealth. and
that wealth is now spent, am widow
and at liberty to marry again p
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

5. 5. Cox, in his recent speech at the
Washington veto ratifi :ation meeting. thus
terseiy stated the present political issues
':fha cnnf1 Ct nav IS between the rump and
the Elk -cu.iv"; between State existence ana
State es'ruciion; b. tween Cons,i ution snc
anarchy; bet ween liberty ordered ny Law
ana lib-rty disordered by R.dical;sm; be.
tween Union and DisuDiop: between D. r
petual peace and incessant agitation"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

Gregor Nc Cregor. Esq. is our authority for
the "Decisi0n' statement in our issue Of last
week. We are not retained for either party
and only state what is told US. The interest
OF our city is the main question with us, and
We know that this eternal wrsngle keeps every
ONO in state Of suspense. That's all.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

Books. = Will somebody have the kind.
ness to return to the TlxEs O6iee several
books borrowed from II within the past
yearf We want to lend them to other
parties. Who has Household Words,
I1ssep's Fables, Gil Bias, Juoius' Letters,
Meadows French Dictionary and suDdry
other works which we're carried from this
Office. We ike to lend. but we care not
10 have a. farcr unapprcciateJ.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

KEEP CooLr-DoRt be in hurry about
making ice contracts have plenty of it and
when it is waited. will furnish it lever than
those who are backed up by the National Rank.
492 H BOYLE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

Ice -Messrs. Thompson & Styles will fur
nish ice the approaching warm season at The
lowest rates. Leave orders at Meat Market
opposite Union House, Main Street. Marcel
q, 1866. 1872
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

BROAD GAuoE.-It is supposed by many
people who arc more troubled about the
souls Of others than they are about Their
own, that this attachment to the EVANS
House is dreadful place--that it is the
door TO the fntsrn1m--that all who enter i,
go down 10 the pit" It is possible the
prstsntious fault finders Of other peoples
conduct have no souls Of their O,oa and
therefore they are justified in noticing tn.
course Of others. Be this IS il may ",
propose to say that HoPKISs + CLAnKl
have re constructed the old institution
named BY WILSON, now of Hamilton, C
W.; re painted it.; 6x.d it up in ADor and
ceiling, and the consequence is that il look,
: ~ gay rs peach" to use the classic Ian
guags of G. L. Scott. A new brigade o.
easy chairs came into line yesterday and
and We vcntsre the remark that no NOR.
comfortable pldes in the Saloon line can b.
found in McGregor or elsewhere.