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Come, listen, while we sound the lyre, / To announce the fact, that McIntyre / Is back again to his old block, / And he has got a splendid stock.
He also hath a strong desire / To see old friends, and new acquire;
His Furniture is cheap and good, / In every style and kind of wood.
But none in health need 'ere despair, / If they buy from him an easy chair.
When you his Warehouse then do seek, / 'Tis where the brick bridge spans the creek.