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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

Tie direction Of the roads depend upon the action
nade IN The neghboring provinces In the construction
81 inter colon al ines thereby connecting New Bruins
vioh, the Pic'on coal mines, and our fertile western
SecBtes with Halifax. 9th. To make conditional
sssgnsnt subject - he fanctioD OF the legislature for
providing The finds rtqrd fer the construction such
voks on the bet terms, and al the lowest of in
ts,est By any all Of tie modes following, tina. is
say by o. ening tie savings bank and alordng to
tAe Oes and Industrious an opportunity TO invest ther
savings IL railways the faith OF the government by
tn her fue OF province paper, provision being made
b gsard sgsiDst probation by redemption at the
treasury IN gold and silver by opening cash ,ounts
with ony provincial British banks thst may be ad.
vsnsFeouy employed to supply the funds required and
sustain the credit OF the province by the sale OF
viDslal boDds or oebsntures at home abroad His
k1eeeney j. also advised to make at any time which in
His judsn mt may be the most suitable effort
eIsD the Degotistions 18th Her Maesty's government,
with viw TO the construction Of inter colonial rail-
way, and falling such endeavor, from the absence Of
operation on the part Of the other provinces urge
vpsn the Queens the Importance Of aiding
this province by loan guarantee to construct rail
Wy brm the barber Of Halifax to the Gulf Of st
Lawrence.
1ss fe'ssong is true copy from the o,isns minutes
"A is evident, from the Introductory portion of
TIE Minute Of Council, that the British government
has sanctioned the movement and which, coupled
vlAh that In relation to the fisheries evipces deter
DiRatiop, on the part Of the present ministry, to
SISTER and protect the hitherto dormant and unpro
auetive resources of the province.
consider the formation OF trunk line, from
Hahfax TO Quebec, the drst step towards the e1-
Tension Of railroad to the Pacific and although
The action Of the government OF Nova Scotia the
psesfn Mt occasion may not seem to be of immediate
inportaI ce in the United States, Yet there are
many persons there who feel an interest in colonial
Affairs. At all events. the early appearance of the
dscument in the HERALD viii afford another evil
dence Of the extensive means it possesses of pro-
curing The earliest and most reliable information
from 81 parts Of the world.
We have no further information Of moment from
the fishing grounds G..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

less bee somewhere ~snt Of attention, OF forecast but
not take IN pre-sons as evidence. We
ao ~ BE- Fosrdsd against taking the soppositions OF
obsYs tb r mscobduct that they neglected their
cuy, That they rsciog but We ~ to look at the
syidspre have witnesses wco wlitestiiy to the spe
cnc facts the must prove ghat done. We
entitled citizens. speaking Of this matter to say
there been want OF prudence OF studous discretion
and csutop In her management; but when We consider
IL as Jury Whoa province II Ia TO try the facts mnst
take care distipe ui,h between judgment formed in
general point view and Judgment formed upon the
evidences You will inquire then, in relation the per-
soDs socufed, whether any OF them has been guilty OF
i.copduct which led to this catastrophe The cGse
will be tried bs'oe two judges, aad the Court,
after hearing what has beed said on both sides,
win be in condition to give 1t what construc-
ton they ,hould judge to be in accordance with
Justice and law You and that the management Of the
boat In propenpg in regulating Der steam in setting
lire her the Of the catastrophe then you
entitled TO consider 1t misconduct You will endeavor to
ascertain far the evidence will enable you to say
what has caused this Disaster then you will inquire into
the condition Of the boat, aud whether improper
of her machinery heated to set fire to the wood
work The Judge then cpjoined the jury to view the
dpassopaiely without regard to hearsay, and to
confnc themselves alone TO tho evidence that would be
brought before them He bad no doubt they would per-
form their duty with frmness and present the accused
they have been negligent. But on the other hand
az those disasters that purely casualties the
jury would take not to subject them trial. lie
then referred to the other the cander which
frequently subjects Of inquiry at this court-revot
saults with dangerous weapons smuggling opening let
counterfeit coin and his honor having explained the law
lucidy tbeee several offences the Grand Jury retired
to their where tAey immediately proceeded to the
consideration ofthe Henry Clay calamity.
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HALIFAX, N. g, August 81, 1851.

HALIFAX, ~ AeE Nv Oh kCul.
ns R1bood 6shne~ Cubic AID Haiifax.
a treasury minute, transmitted by the SeeretArv
ssststs for the Colonies, has just been made pub
- On the subject OF the currency; aud IS It may be
hbUesting 70 the business readers OF the New YoRK
HkRALp, shall prepare and forward in . day or
I've an abstract Of its contents.
DE accompanying document viii show you that
~ government Of this province, without abandon
hs the hope of yet obtaining an inter colonial line
- railroad between Halifax and Quebec, with the
nd fthe mother country, have determined not to
% behind their neighbors, bat to push forward our
swn pubic works with the means that We possess
vhAin ourselves, first putting own shoulders to
- Wheel, and then calling upon Hercules to hepus.
You will receive this document before il can ap-
pear in The United States, as it has not been, as
yst, made public here, and which, if you think pro-
-, you can publish in the HERALD, by which
means it win reach England by the next steamer
from New York, and before it can DO transmitted
fro. HALIFAX, subsequent to its publication =
18th day 81 August. d. 1852,
PIesent-His Excelency the Lieutenant Governor
Ms Exceepcy the Lieutenant Governor having called
Ae attention ID the Council to the Importance Of intro
The Counc Of his 90 operation 10 any prac
sshe scheme for the construction Of such works the
~seet discussed at large and 1T being the opinion Of
Bs HI eeuency tia. attempt to reopen negotiations
wifh The Imperial government until after Parliament
AA assembled. would be premature and impolite His
1rsSency advised: 1s-To appoint Ave commissioner
70 sh the government and CO operation in the
vcsSs 10 be undertaken who shall gratutously t
tAe sanctions their apuoin but Who on
sSch sanction being given shall then the commits
au Tor the construction Of such rail rays shall b. pro
Yeo for BY legislative enactment 2dro authorize forth
titk the complete survey. with working plans est
Of so much of the inter colonial oe
cennon trunk for railways extending TO the northern
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

DIAM and Fancy visiting, friendship, and con.
l. versatlon cards, illuminated mottos fancy
seals shell, velvet, and plain card cases; blank and
printing cards of erent qualities suit purchasers
All Of which will be sold very low for cash by
may Is W W CgrgrIp
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TO FARMERS!
Usage Orange Plants

' viz suDscflhtrsHaNc now growing NJ titr
nursery, three miles west oil Ottawa, = large
Il supply OF probably tlir fines, Usage Orange
Plantsever grown IN this state, and which, aI,ho'
oil very superior qualify, We will sell at the COM
mon price tor ordinary plants. We did no, embark
IN this enterprise ull ate, the most thorough exam.
innton OF the subject. We ascertained from actual
observation that il IL no longer an experiment in
tins state With this shrub, nj yery small e1-
prnsr live fence, which will be- putpetual, may
be rrared IN u very short time. The value oisu,h q
fence To any farmer Is easily appreciated. This
shrub is very hardy IL distnsieiul 10 all animals
and Insects. and grows we'll on almost every va
rirty OF soil III The state, has n long top root, by
which II enabled to r-si>, the wind mud Is NJ IN.
diStructable as red ceder The introduction Of TIN.
plant will do as much to promote the prosperity Of
This state all the railroads now in process of CON
struclon tor with it our largest prairi-s may b~
at once fenced and cultivated, while without il
they would lay waste for infinite length Of time
In very short time this fence will he considered
Indispensable upon every well regulated farm. and
he who commences first will first have his farm
fenced. j will readlly appreciate, that the plants
grown ~ iils latitude will succeed better than
those grown farther south and bench we have
embarked IN The enterprise with The view OF sup
plying, at least IN part the great demand for pIants
N this vIclnlty, aud have spared no pains or -x-
pense tn produce the most perfect aud uniform
growth OF plants ever presented TO the public. We
shall be happy 10 show them to those who can call
and Examine them OF the nursery.
Orders may be- lett with either OF the subscribers,
orwlth Mr.. NJ Osman, AT the Free Trnder off .e,
III Ottawa, or any OF our gents IN other places
Plants ordered will be delivered either ut the
nursery er IN Ottawa rs NAV be desired Send in
YOUR ordersrarlv lagos WOODRUFF & CATov
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More Light |!

\ SUPERIOR article OF fine cut and Ceven-
~ dish chewing tobacco cheaper than can be
ound elsewhere in town [myl5l " W Cararlv.
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NOTICE hereby given to all stock holders in
~ the Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph Com.
pany, thatan application will be- made to the La.
Sale circuit court, in chnncery sitting at the court
house m Ottawa, in SAID county, on Saturday the
3Oth day Of October A, y 1859, or ns soon there.
after as counsel can be heard by aud in behalf Of
said company, upon petition filed for tina, purpose
by said company in said court for decree oi said
court, ordering and adluiging tina, all the stock in
snld company, upon which the assessment of two
dollars and fifty cents per share, which was levied
by an order oihe board oi directors of said compa.
NY upon the capital stock thereof, payable 10 the
Treasurer OF said company on the 25,l' dav OF july
1892 he sold by the treasurer OF said company, ne.
cordingto the proviso of an act passed by the
generblassemhly oi the state of Illinois, entitled" m
act TO amend the charter Of the Illinois and Msss-
slpp Telegraph COMPANY" approved on the li,h
day OF June, 1852 when all persons interested can
appear before said court and make their objections
II any they have, why the relief prayed for in said
petition shall not he granted
Ottawa, Oct Q, 1852. J. D. CAT ON.
President Ill g. Miss Telegraph Co.
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New Eating House!

TllE subscriber has just received large stock oi
1 fresh oysters, can oysters, sardincs, and all
kinds oi nuts, candies. herring, cigars, &c. and
has opened an Eating House. on Canalst a few
doors westot Sanger IL Armours brick block IN Oi-
lava. lie will serve up soups, AT mon. from ~ 10
O'Clock; also, constantly keep on hand Figs ie-t
and trlpe got up in the best manner; bot tea or
coffee NJ moments WHINING.
llr would respectfully invite his friends and the.
public generally To give hun a call having had
over eight years experience IN the art VI cooking
and preparing .dblrs Tor the table in the different
hotels in this town, he feels confden, that he can
give general satisfaction. (n,l Gro SMITH.
GL- EnlInEIny nnd cnilng cntIel ON ns l-mhl
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Drugs & Medicine,

A GENERAL assortment Of new Drugs and
"A Medicines, We also keep on hand and tor
sale, Townscnds Bulls, Sands and Graienbergs
Sarsaparilla; Syrup OF Wild Cherry, a valuable
medicine for colds fall kinds Moila,t's PhTnm
Bll,ers Cod Liver Oil 4 large stock oiGraen.
berg medicines, such as Pills, Vcrmituge, Dysente.
ry Syrup, Chldrens Panacca, Eye Lotion, &c.
.ALSO-Recds, Bcnedlcls, Boardman's Cooks
Monslgncuis, Smiths, Indian Vegetable, Fray.
ley's, London Vegetable, Lees, and other Pills, all
Of which will be sold cheap, BY
May 2o-,r A. TosrEs.
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OTTAWA NURSERY,
La SALE COUNTY, M

q. Nrpp,,y
~ ~. -. ~, would ennouher T."
I'm y, 80 r,,,s.,, W. VII naVe ,o' san' ih's
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~ ~, "u, a,e W ,o'" sIe s"" ''a'y ~
nv M Goos.hsr,,.s 81 =, ,,;.,;. C,,,-
,s y,,;.,i.. ns $3.50 n' 10 ''tr t I"'i'''
Hr,,"n Ii. "sar'H, 'iie p1AeA Ha'hnu's'
m. Y.liow An,u.,, ,,,S FL I,,,,'' fE,a,'
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
New England Branch

w. MILLS would respectfully solicit OF the
- public an examination OF fresh stock OF
goods, at the old stand opposite the Mansion House
as he finti-rs hnse that with his present much in
creased stock, and the low price al which hr is now
enabled 10 offer goods, with lhe ready pay plan
adopted by hun in the spring, which proves niu-
,ua advantage To both buyer and seller, he Gun
give better bargains than ever before
Ills stock has been selected with the utmos, care
rs goods well bought are hall sold" and be feels
confident IN assuring the public that h. will not lie
understood by any one. All persons hvonng him
with call will see that he IL srIIlng goods cheaper
Than ever sold IN this vicinity before
In a general assorted stock. the articles are too
numerous To mention | would merely say that
have good assortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
consisting oi French merinos wool de lains twill.
ed parametlns, silk warp Marines Canon cloths,
aparas, printed delains Persian cloths ilnels for
aides sacks. Marsaiinc and tancy dress silks,
lack SILK, tall gus CHAINS, prints OF all descriptions
'omeStlc' and fannel-. Bay state shawls As
!rrlta assortment of gloves and hosiery as any IN
own. \ hue ipt oi bonnet and velvet ribbon and
grent variety Of other dress trimmings.
BoniS and shoes, Crockrry Groceries &c
The above srockis now ready iur inspection, all
persons are invited to call and examine for them
selves
With thanks for past iayors. we hope by promnt
Intention 10 business, 10 merit n continuance ol
patronage. ] W MILLS
Ottawa Srpt % 1852
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100 PIANO FORTEs.
T. Gilbert Il Co.'S
NEW-NORk W&REROOMS,
333 BROADWAY.

Cor Of Amthony st. md opposite BroadWay BdDk
and Theatre
NHERE the largest assortment ofPinnOs NTH
w aud rth0ui the celebrated Improved H.o-
can may be iound-aIl of which have the Metallic
trame, are icarrdnfed 10 sfaHd any climate, ana
gre entire snfstactioA, and will be- sold at great
bargains. BY an experience OF eight years, result
me IN many important improvements, the -EoieaH
has been brought 10 a perfection attained By no
0the s. Nearly two thousand .Eoleaus have been
applied and the demand Is rapidly increasing -
Elegant Bodoir or Cottage Pianos, convenient tor
small rooms L. g. 4 Cos pianos are admitted
to be- superior 10 as,hers, oping 10 their frnncss
and lang siGRdiDg IN tune. Prices same as al the
.UaHuinct0Ig. Dealers supplied at liberal di,-
counts. T. II Nade's aud the entire catalogue ol
Music and Instruction Book furnished ~ tins store
at ThOieSdie HORACE MATTERS Sole Agent
Constantly on hand an extensive assortment oi
second hand PInnos m Rosewood and Mahogany
cases, varying m prices from $50 10 $3.50 Secnnd
hand E0iran pianos from $500 to S21j-G Grand d.
amos from $500 10 $40 Prince II Co.'S Melodeon>
from s2j TO so. Carhan's SO 10 $50 -Guitaf.
from $40 to SIS, &c. sept 4-3m
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JOurUcym;lm wanted.

4 CARRIAGE maker aud n Blacksmith can
~ ind employment Tor the wiuier by applying
ysoon at mshop III Ottawa toc2.3y g. GAY.
Inn SAILS. f.insert OF. warranted Red bead.
Nv" chrome red chrome green, chrome yellow,
Paris green dry and in oil. Spanish brown Spanish
whiting, plaster Of Pans Nenetina red yellow och
re-, French and Chinese Scrmllion. ultra marine
blue. varnshes mud urp-ntine Ginkc's lire rroui
paint, together with VARIETY Of other pants, tor
sale at reduced prices by G. J.. THOMPSON
may !-t a,th- C,ty Due Store.
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SPLENDID STOCK
Fall and Winter Goods
F. arm G RS Store
UtSl SIDE Of the Togvi Hans. Syuar,

i HAVE Just opened rs handsome n stock Of
1 New Goods as has ever been brought into this
or any other Town in the West | superintendent
the purchase OF them IN New York in person. aud
took all possible pans to the very best ar,i.
cles, and she latest STYLES aud fashions
have also made arrangements with Houses IN
the Eas, to supply me with all the latest and mos,
popular patterns, oial kinds oi
dies Dress Goods;
SO that they can he had here. a, my store, almos,
q, thesame time they make their appearance IN the
East
My stock Is all new, and warranted to be- ofthe
very hes, quality for the price. Call aud see Tor
yourselves. | take pleasur, IN showing my Goods
and shall charge no one who may wish to inspect
Them, Tor my time, II they 10 not purchase
IS Ne sure 10 Coll al The Farmers
Store, W. SIDE Of The Court House Square
N.B.-All kinds of Produce taken nj the high.
IS, market price, in exchange for Goods.
Oct. y. lS52-u &. A. FISHER
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Another Family Grocery.
NOtsS SMITH

4 SKIS the attention Of the public 10 his splendid
"A stock OF Family Groceries. Ius, opened
IN the building lately occupied by Hanson & Peter
son n sho" store, on the west side of the Cour
House Squire
CoGee S"gar Tea, Rice. No'dyws. Soap,
Candles, Fmegar !Sat. .iimonds,
Rajsiw, lannon's.
And, in short every article in the Frmily Grocery
llne,-the hes, quality always sold Mt the lowest
town rates. Also, Poultry constantly kept
The best article at FAMILY FLOUR. in bar
rels, halt-barrrl-, or 10y the pound and corn meal.
bnckwheat meal, &c Sc. Cali aud see!
Packages sent tree Of charge 10 all parts of,he
town, and when an article don't SUIT 1t viii be TAX.
IN back, and the money refunded
OltaWn. Drcemhcr %. l-5l-i
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NEW GOODS !!

u. NNIllNtEK desires to say to his friends
- and the public that he has been receiving
NEW GOODS,
For the last ten days aud respectfully asks the nj.
tenticn OF buyers The purchase being much lar
ger than usual. lie entrrtuns no doubt that he Is
able, with the very large stock of well assorted
goods, 10 render general satisfaction, Cal. at the
aid stand ne, ~
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Fish.
FOR SALE,

The subscriber " Ill sell his fine iva story hriid-
ng, dppnsli, the Mansion lluU--, ON Canal street,
N Ottawa, on reasonable terms The Tin, story
i store room, IOby ton. with u counting room ~,
he rear, l2hy IL, The upp-rpnu is tilted up for
lwelIlng, containing five well finished rooms and
I kitchen. Theresa good cellar under the house
OF the same size OF III. store room, md seven iret
ierp. Few better Bargains are offered.
Ottawa Jan l7-if Gro ssuyIpr
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DAGUERREOTYPIST,

JAMES MARSTON especially informs the CT
mancntly located himself ~ tins pnce, and ftled
up rooms over L. d. Smiths store. opposite the
Mansion house, where he Is prepared To take min.
ialnres Oi unsurpassed beauty and warranted never
totadr. PrIc-s--sl 50 and upwards
Mr.. j. Ms experience IN the business is of ma
ny years standing. lie will guarantee every like
ness taken III his gallery TO be equal IN finish and
tuthuness to any taken IN the world
lrJ- Time for children between the hours OF 10 /.
" and2 Pm -
llkrnrs.es OF deceased persons Ink-n
Securr the shadow ere the substance fade,
Let Nature copy that which Nature made
OIfnMn Der lG lNho = LIZ
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a Tsrven dollars per mere containing 800 acres
- 200 under fence; $50 in a state OF cultivation
m orchard ~ go trDl, trees, composed ut apple.
peaches. aud ch"rries Comfortable buildings aud
choice wei oi water, the water standing sev-fa,
lerl deep IN tn durs, weather. The tam Is nine.
miles from Ottawa, directly south. and on h, high
est ground between he Illinois and Vernion NJ
vers and otter and Covel creeks. and is q most de
Slrable location Tor the production ri grim or cat
tie. Ternscasy Apply on The premises to
Aug EFT VI FAyrrrg BALDWIN
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To Farmers, Contractors,

""n' fsW'o we ~ SnoNtle,
cast steel "
10 Ames' and G. 5 spades
Also--Lop, trace, stage and halter chains hoes
hay, grain aud manure forks; lValdron g. Blood's
best scy,hes- scythe sna,hs &c. just received and
for sale low may lit IPAhKrR 4 HicKL,Sc.
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sssBN sGN vnGpN xcN.

Great deduction ~ Prion!!
THE undersigned will hereafter confne his bu
snes' SlrcIlyt "CaA or no Sgiss" Max.
lng that our motto. we can sell Clothing for less
advance than before Our old customer. aud new
ones viii please ave Us a call, ani We will rndva
vor prove to them that our assertions are found
ed on lnct' Buy for cash aud sell icl cash. Quick
return and small profits N.Kcus Kony
i,r,uEt : 1879
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w II o L SALE
DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE
EOS South Wafer Street,
CHICAGO.
Cooley, Orth g. Co.
nv h have now in store and are constantly re.
w celvlng direct from the Manufacturers, q
very large supply Of Foreign and Domestic
ID kY GOO OS.
Also an assortment Of Yankee Notions. &c. Sc.
selected with great care for the coming Fall and
Winter trade. andhlvug made extensive arrange.
ments to meet the increasing demands Of the Yves.
tern trade, which has during the past season taken
such strong tide to our city We are confden, we
can and niU offer superior Inducements 10 those
,rbo may farOr as Nth their PATRONAGE.
our stock consists in part Of
Bales brown shertngs md shrlings,
do do Drills and Ticks.
do Marines stripes and Denims,
do red twill plain red, white yellow Fnnels.
do Bats, Wick, Warp, Wadding, Irvine, &c.
do seamless Bags,
Cases Twecd-, various styles and qualities,
do Satinets. do do
do Sleeps Grays,
do fancy nndhnck Cashmere, and Doeskins,
do Kentucky Jeans
do Cloths, n complete assortment,
do preached Shooting and Jeans
do do and brown Caeton Flannels
do fancy Prints, best brands and latest styles,
do blue and orange, blue and white Prints,
do NJ De LANES, tgold medal stylel
Together with n general assortment of LADIES'
Dress Goods, White Goods, SC, which we com.
mend TO the trade with grateful acknowledges
Tor past ilvors, hoping 10 merit continuance Of
the same August II, lS52-tf
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4 alI;imespnld for hides and skins, o, the Tan
, merry. or at,hs sioT. .on Canal street
Ian23 Richardson's
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Attention Z!

TIE subscriber ~ now receiving the largest as
sortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware,
trockey, Boots md Shoes, Fish Snr, sc &c f.,
ever before opened IN O,tnwa, To which The uttcn.
oi his irendsand the public is invited
oct l6 Jouy Ioruwoon