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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-18
THE BANNER STORE.
BoSTwIcK & BEATTY'S
Cheap Cash and Ready Pay SlO0 IN SHesss-
ful opei alton


GOODS SOLD cnEAPER THAN EvER!l
NO Extra profit charged to pay the expense
Of doing credit business, and 10 cover the lass
os on bad debts. We are determined 10 make lt an
object 10 those who pay down come 10 us, aud
10 those who not alwayspFepafcdt 20 walt I'LL they
ca raise the cash or its equivalent.
Try US, all who wanttO save money and keep eleaf
OF long store bill: patrohize all who do not wish
10 pay for goods consumed a year ago. "DOnt pay
for dead horse any mOre.n
THR BANNER STORE VIII always be supplied with
Groceries at rates considerably below those who do
credit business.
Teas! TEAsIl TEASlIi at the astonishingly low
rates OF 25 49, So 62i and IS cts per pound. Our -
cent tea Is good many Groceries sellfOT 50 cents
Try il aud be satisfied.
SUGARS. Six different grades. Bear In mind that
although sugar is high will mako IL as low pos
sible 10 our customers.
Is per cent will be Knocked OF from all Dry Goods
where we have margin 10 do IL.
Lawns, BERRoEs TissUEs &e all sold aier this date
at shade above cost.
Bows and BLEAchED COTTON CLOTHS sold at
close figure. We astonish good judges OF goods
with our bleachcd cottons.
UMBRELLAS received las; week. WheneVeTit Tans,
think Of the Banner Store and its cheap Umbrellas.
SUMMER GOODs sold at large discount at the Banner
Siorci (DOnt want to winter summer gOOds)
The Hamper store is supplied with nearly every thing
tndtthe people want; remember that ag rs always
outna on il 0;r motto goods sold for cash and rea-
dy pay Onfy.,'
All thnse indebted TO viii please call and settle by
noto or otherwise. .-
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NARPETS.--I am now receiving large
" stock of carpets that will be sold at very low pri
ces-- May 18th, 1856. w SEYMOUR.
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No. Pa8GNIX BLOCK.

TIP STAIRS.
| HE old customers and friends generally
l nI ID. VI. SOMERVlLLE, will find him always
read! u do an! thing in the line o
CUSTOM TAILORING.
Without 'gassiug," as is the custom nowadays,
he would merely 81, that all work will se warranted
\, M. l.nnd done 1t Low CASH PRICEs.
~ p utti g AttrGdcd t. inStaMter.
September 4, is58-2n
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PARTICULAR NOTICE..

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
TFEvery performance will be as represented.
Tho entree into town will be observed by n grand
Oriental Parade, arranged in the following order; st
THE BAND CHARIOT,
containing the Empire City Brass Band, Geo. Seely,
leader and the String Orchestra, led by Prof. Valate
drawn by
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MEMS AND BOYS HATS.--SiIk, Pam
Nl ANA, Leghorn Straw and Palm Leaf ling cheap
Rayenua MAY % wv SEYMOUR.
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PricS Of Pu.ieY, 90 per bottle. hotties for sseO
Pills ,2A cents per box, 8 boxes for 81 90.
For sale by f;ufiis Hatch. Raxenna:C "A CsR Herr
mon. Aurora; H. sprasue, GarrettsSife: PaFscn d
Root. Windham:c W. j. Dickinson, kandospie WsnA
Z wnsoH. UssFssla; sSauldlDE 4 CO., Palmyra.
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t.l 4 No 376 BfoadwaT.
between Abigail and Woodward streets. T.
Cincinnati, Ollie

Cincinnati, December2e, Isyx&
DR.. G. W. RosAcKs-Dear Sir: This will Ger, ,,fr fhat
called on Dr. Roback last March. and ryt sebe ~
his Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which bss eISfirsiy
cured me of acomPlaint ofHinc ms dugasien: and
after trying other physicians witho erect Tas lsst
he relieved me Of the Neuralgia, together Win weak
ness in the back IN the course of three weeks Iom
the time Ifrstappied 70 him was able to fet urrrA
Tina have enjoyed the best of health. III hose MIo
are suffering fom any illness weuid do weilto cali 81
Dr. RonAoK. OF hts estab lishmeht no. 81 East Fourth
street. 9e ass .esss b HI @. sTEMART.a6sF
II 5st a Eo.lS Chestnut street,
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NEW
RAILROAD I
Will he exhibited ns ia
above, at 4 and II, p. -
NJ, with nine Of
THEIR OWN cAks ! -
conveying their PeO- Hk-
pie. Horses and Prop nN
critics.. so constructed N
as TO be taken from the
track to the tent. N
NO HoRE
SKELETON HORSES,
RICKETY WAGONS,
TAREIsHED TRAPPINos,
WsrH Our Ring H0rseS,
TIRED PERFORMERS, "a
As with the Old Fogy Wa
gon Shows, travelling all
night. over rough roads, !
but
FAST MEN, FAST WOMEN,
FAST CHILDREN AND
FAST HORSES.
To Keep up with tho times,
with
PERFORMERS WELL REsTED,
Ring Horses OF spirit, and
Trappines lustrous.
ALL THE WINNERS
ofall the prizes nj the Great
CIRCUS TOURNAMENT,
Al Washington, IN which the
Principal Performers In the
Country metin Il grand
TRIAL OF SKILL.
And including, Of course,
the Best in the World!
In every department of the
Circus Business, are with the
New Show. See what 4 be
wildering array Of
GREAT NAMES.
JAMES ROBINSON, of s.
c. who won the prize as the
Best Single Bareback Rider.
THE LEE TROUPE!
Mad. LEVATER LEE.
Mile AUGUSTA LEE,
Mile RUSA LEE,
Mons. LEVATER LEE,
Y ung JOHN LEE,
Young STEVE LEE,
OF LONDON AND PARIS.
Decided TO be the best Panto-
minists Posturers, &c.
PUSS H0RNER, Of KY, the
Best Talking Clown. Tho
AMERICAN BROS. |
HERCULES LIBBY, ohio,
ne \ ny oM a n Virginia,
CHAS. MOVES. Texas,
J.. DAEE\rOh lnHn.'
rr"i"hneed ihe hest uehera'
~ mnast',
SlEn L LEE' OF Lnild"h' lh'
test rahtoniine OWL,
LE JEo 4 bhU L. o' farlS'
,,I mn',, "U n'r'1 $50, t
LA'' "a AVA ~ i%A' LA
,,,xn,,,,.AHSDD ASD HD ,Ssp,xn
+ NJ E,o,nnj VIM wa,
IN, t,rst nrig. ne Nh, hrst itm.
ola n,,L n r,'s, R,nI ,uu wbo
a II, NAL a ~ sramd
pprMrw,nr MrstcA1r,
E,.r, n,,'rui,g ihrourh IN
r,inc,rui .trrnfs mouI,trl a.,
niaLIn,.,, h..,tif,,i hors.s ih,,
have been trained expressly
lnr thni purpose ,,
the hes, Trick Cnwn
r, WHITE, of New York,
as the best Horse Trainer and
inal'IJ ,nE uS1I,TI u ~ M,,,oo,,,.
setts,as the best Man monkey,
with posS'oi! one riNai' ana
AND
RIC THIINDFR
os ~ ot' - L,
~ nIT l"lN' No '"' ''S'
irieN tinnses' ,i. A., 49,.
,,,. ~ nu"i'Ion w 'no aoo'e
"irners ltT OF, "fall nm,z,r the
The following well known
Mr.p.mrs 'ps'es' A'' "''' '"H"S'O'
poprpr WHITE
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0f CHESTS Extra fine Young Hyson
~ Tea, as good as ever at so cents per pound Of
May7, W sEYMou's.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

This disease in all its different foImS whether rec Mt
or long standing sposliy, afely aud oGeeualiy
cured by the rst of DR.. J, HEDGES
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DLATED WARE,--SpoCns, Forks knives
DC. DO not buy an nferor article, when you can get
the best by callingat BAIRD G Go
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DISEASES VANQUISHED

A FTER years of per.
II study analysis and ex-
iment, Dr. Robaek, the
sminentSwedish Physician
succeeded IN producing u
medicine from the noun
tain herbs ofhis native land y
which acts directly upon
the causes of disease In the
blood, and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life
tOa condition If health and
purity, eXpels disease from
the s!stem wherever it may
A
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ya.sstlsr perfect eSrs q ESiIsPsT ~ Dr.. HaHss'
EVfisYfis Pills.
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may
its ter Indigo nervous complaints er-i
leptc and other fits, coughs consumption in its early
stages, throat bronchitis fever and ague, asthma,
low spirits, sexual incapacity, feminine weakness,
picking Of the skin, of paralysis rheu-
masm sia tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassitude
and debility darrhoea ard all other diseases OF the
organs of respraon the liver the kidneys, the sion-
ach. the nerves. the muscular fibre. arc rnerrirRiy
cured by this preparation. II the matsrfs mor6i,
seeds of dis cease what alkaIi is To ac1dj II
eutraIizes tei with an absolatt tertoiaty while at
the time it regulates the secresiohs, removes OBJ
structions from the bowels, creates appetite renews
Such the nature such the effects Of Dr. Robacks
famous SCASDlNA3iAN BLOOD PuRIFIER, which, taken
In connection with his BLOOD PILls, will rot only
oberate the most painful diseases, hut prevent
their resurrection; and lenghen life beyond its ord-
nary span.
To prevcntimposition, purchase only ofrespectable
druggists ete Of regular agents or of DR.. Robatk
sole proprietor and anufacturef, Cincinnati.
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Astonishing Recovery of Mr. MICHAEL o'BRiEn
from Grave and Disease of the Bladder and Kidneys.
Mr.. O'REiEN, when first seeh 5. me. had heavy de-
post of sediment in his urine much pam In his back,
with pain shooting around his hips into his bladder.
and furred tongue and great thirst He would drink
in 24 hours two gallons of water Appetite gone, yel:
low appearance of the eyes, and reduced from l6G
pounds in flesh down to 100 pounds. --.tt 5g3...
HEAR WHAT MIR. o'BRlEN SAYS.
NV BLESSED I6cToR:-Y0urin invaluab1ea advice, kind
after ton, and the miraculous power OF your Blood
Purifier and Blood lils have made perfect cure Of
my many complaints. People who have complaiIi iG
similor 20 mine, call to see me every day, and have
been written to several times rega riding your DeV
method of curing diseases of the blood. and dscasea
Of the bladder and kidneys, &c., &C., by your new
medicines. 't H.
have always given TIE most ence ufaging replies,
because You were successful in curing my cases !
which every doctor who ed incurable.
was considered at deaths door by all who saw me,
except yourself, who amid the wrecks Of disease
one island Of hope. and that You caused ihe spn-
shine of reefto pour It's benifccnee, from which gSf:
minatsd the good health now enjoy. How can be
otherwise than grateful to you your medical advice
andwhole souled attentiC to me, which yon poured
out to while sek, free DO the waters that
in the rivers. Can say moreP You have cured me Of
my complaints. and thank you from my heart.
kffectionately yours,
MICdAEL y O1RhlENa IL tg44gF
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TWENTY LILLIPUTIAN PONIES,

drawing the Fairy ear. In succession come the per-
formers, mounted caparisoned stceds the whole
terminating with the corege Of vans. carriages wa,
gons nd other appurtcnances necessary TO this great
concern.
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NEW GOODS.

IN nm POUNDS Of Wool, for which
CU, ,UUU the highest tInark et price will be paid By
Ravenna. June II. 1856 FW SEYMOUR.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1856.

N Sundays and holidays, 1t II o'eloch, breSts.st
{ u theatre dave At o'clock p. n, dinner.
My IN OF illness, may dinner b Afforded In II
sp ttments.
The hotel il closed TOR the niRhtat llx o'cIcch.
T,y of Prior
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One great lamp in room for stranger per
You VAL understand how often our appetite 10
walled upcn and how cheap You live IN . cpack hotel
in Batavia. When travelling this way the Java lie yonr
place. YOUNG AMERICA.
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OK BOARD STEAMER QUEEN or THR NETHERLANDS, I
STRAITS OF BANCA Dec. 13, 1855.

The Voyoge 10 SingapWe-Ow Tetlow Pdssngrs--Olla
rodrida of observation-disclosures 10 Aepca-Ardb
Women-A,ricul at Ainto-Of Singapore-Disch Diplo
macy in Jopon-commerce NTH that Emptre-7Ae Hol
1ondys Cailtnq The Bird whik other Nations Beat
;,,o N, Bush-7he American Treaty nth Japan much
waste pope-The japanese MAJ Sysen,--A PoIiicat
yic,s,ion al Dutch Dinnr Tate-The Dutch Vary IN
me Indian Archipcidgo, de-, de-
rrempt 10 her tre the steamer len Raavis ASA
yst:sesy, and. works saDHsSy, pushing vs. along ~
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LONDON HOTEL, SINGAPORE, Zee. 20, 1855. q
A Singapore Hotel-Hs Jnconreniences and Horrurs-Tn-
psrionce Of Singapore Commercial Renaerous-The
Opia1, Pyrilege-iyctnGy Of the ADMINISTRATIONS of he
cdp-2he Population, Ndtire and Fbreien-Te Chimes.
millionaire, Wompon-- Trade Of Singarore-Yhe Malay
Piroe-.imyican Commerce in The Indian Arch ipeago
Siam and its Ercusireness-H6o to Open its Trade
Horrors Of The 6ootie Trc6fc de-, dc.
The mail steamer from Europe for China has Just been
telegIsrhei and am bound to the Celestial regions
by this boat and she stops but few hours TO drop
The mail my glance at Singapore, fear win have to be
postponed till time and observation will allow do
it justice. However win write TIL the bell rings
and crowd much together space win admit. After
luxuIiatpg In the fairy groto scenery OF Java and
grown fat on the good living and courteous treatment
may receive there Notwithstanding Holland a,t,
the mser and dog in the Manager in her comerce the
traveller (not Engshman who looks at Singapore
he lands in fog, with dozen King bostmen savage
appearance fancy picture, taking away your
baggage, and talking and gesticuating like maniAcs
unintelligible jarson-whe you jump into curry with
a stout runt of horse, and the sayas driver rush
of at long wolflike trot, holding his gaopipg ANNA
by a small rope, instead Of mounting = coachman's
seat like civilized bsing-wben You get fairly settled
down in that huge pile Of ugly looking buildings cover
ing good sized farm, and known the London Hotel
and kept in a manner that would disgrace landlord In
-
viiirg is brought to you the long well ventilated
and punnh cooling dining hail. by Asatcs and islanders
who always seem to me TO have their hands upon their
half clad body when you want piece Of bread, some
Malay curry, or pir eaprle and when perhaps, your
sensi'iyeress makes you dainty--when your boots
and books become mildeved and your brown
leather trunk resembles the skin of Maltese
cat II has become mouldy-when your cocoa
nut oil lamp, anufactured out OF tuuoSler Of
ter the surface of which little piece Of pith kept
hostg the oil by Of hits OF cork for
vickrg, burns dimly. and ron cannot ret candles
ptfr TIC hourg ellev and tNpard rom sucrouad
GO - ne " sun, te natives, Who isuxu
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They only had q balance in toeir flavor Of $4,000
cent time under The Dutch, has not been more than
eeubed; At any rate, don't believe they have lately
realized $500 600 year from the trade, to get which
they have submitted to iodigntes unworthy OF 81
mercia and intelligent people.
reduction in their copper importation from 30, OO0
thow the falling of in Dutch commerce IN Japan from
eight or ten ships in 165Cthey have been reduced
to twc-up 10 the time Of Nov. IT, 1856, when q
treaty was made the bearer OF which will leave for
Holland by the overland mail which takes this letter
You shall have however, all have been able to gather
regarding the stay Of the Gedeh steamship at Manga
faki from the conversation Of Captain Fabius. Last
wear this gentleman carried out present to the En-
peror Of Japan steamship Of ITO horse power and left
in her crew Of twenty two men, as sailors engineers
ana mechanics to learn the Japanese how to manage
her Thee men 10 remain in japan two years under
the ray Of the government Of Holland This Is the way
the Dutch put in their wedge From the first il has been
CANT PRESENTS and every year they carry large assor
ent Of scientific books all practical SUBJECTS printed
in the Dutch language, and presented to the govern
ntnt Dntch teachers instiucting, under Japanese
pay several schools in japan, and japanese teachers
alfo teaching Dutch scholars at Nsngasaki Thus
quietly working the oracle and in my mind they have
their cards TO catch the bird whleConmodore
Perry Adm Stirling and the Russian commander have
all been beating the bush. The treaties Ct the United
States in 1853, England in October 1854, and Russia
about the time, In my opinion, amount to just
win first acknowledge the SELL have just read the
reepondence OF Reed Co.. in the San Francco Herald,
~ Sept 10, who fitted out from Sau francrco q
,chccner for Simoda, and wlo hal returned 70
C0isatYis sisgu.rd viii the japanese. frr nat
sllcTng y aLsllg ~ tis.o~.d, ihe! ought 90
The daily union., 1856-12-20

nexion be dissolved without exciting the appre
tensions OF every rightminded would not
epae the slaves in the southern States tomorrow, il
in my power. s
Sir We are fallen upon evil times and the existing state
Of things has given intense anxiety i have been
through life rm believer in the duration-i may almost
say the perpetu Of this Union The hope has been in
terwoyen with every fibre Of my heart The wish is
strong as but am sorry to say that my confidence is
weaker ] was born before the constitution adopted,
saw the difficulties OF its establishment witnessed the
carried through the but feeling OF the necessity
OF more stable government and the influence and patr
oc exerons Of the who had conducted the country
through the tolls and trials Of the revolution, and at the
head ot whom was Washington. Do you believe SIR that
such constitution could be made aud adopted now2 1t
would be impossible There would be prejudices and in
teres 10 enoonn md overcome aud feelings to contend
with, which wOBi slsud up in the path and mock your
effort Cling your institutions they are for If you
lose them you can never supply their place,
have said that witnessed the anxious solicitude for
the adoption of the constitution IL contains provision
that the accession OF the ninth State the govern
ment should go into operation. My native State, New
Hampshire had the envabe lot OF being the ninth member
coming into the confedeacy. have impression of
the everish state OF the public mind whe the fate OF the
measure was depending before the convention and
recall the relief which experienced when the result
was known One burst of joy spread through the coun
try.
Mr. President not only witnessed the birth of this con-
suuon bnt have the progress of the country which
IT has ruled in all the elements Of power and prosperity
We were little collection of remote colonies shut in be-
tween the Atlantic and the Lakes unknown TO the world
poor feeble, and almost disunted We of the
greatest powers the face of the gobe and since
the dispersion of the hum family upon the plains of Sh
mar was there people that possessed material
periy true freedom than enjoy at this day
May be wise enough realize all this and hold to
our blessings To adopt the sentiment of Fisher Ames
when witness the contentious among us, some
times filled with apprehensons that, old ms am, may yet
outye the Union and constitution of my country. God
grant that no such misfortune may be in store for me
The daily union., 1856-12-20

Ar ASrouAmAS nAxoUrTs-A correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Journal gives the following account OF an interesting
and unique entertainment that recently of in Need
ham:
"On the evening OF December llth there was antique
supper and levee At the Town Vail In Netdham given by
connected with the church and society in the West
Parish. Though the weather unproptous, the as
semby large and respectable composed Of the nhabi-
taus OF the town and delegations from the noghbor
villages Mr. Jonathan Fuller presided assisted by Major
Wright and others The tables beautifully spread In
the sye OF 1875 with turkey chickens beef and pork i'm
mense pewter paiters covered with billed vite baked
heans hued corn succatash hasy pudding beside other
puddngs and pastry in great variety with plentiful
sprinkng OF mugs Of hard cider
The company the table presented very amusing
appearance Here party dressed in the costume Of
OF revolutionary memory Of the court and the
camp Of paror and the Kitchen and opposite them
another company Of young men, with the powdered wigs
topboots breecnes and skrted vests which
hundred ago by their fathers personang every
rety Of profession and calling OF the oden time On
elevated platform sat ladies stred n the style Of the mo-
bity and Of the court with powdered hair combed back
from the forehend and gathered in knot behind sur
mounted by immense comb with tiny fans in hand and
talking with the prousey powdered gentlemen who were
bowng before them On the seat sat the grandmother
with her gored dress handkerchief pinned across her
breast and her doubered cap border bound under her
chin with let OF black velvet She has just left her
cards and spinning wheel her reel and distah In one OF
the below the Old Folks at Home received calls At
their reside Around this the pumpkin drying and
squsshes hung suspended from the wall After the
the company entertained by incidents reninis
oences, and music Of the Oldeu time
The daily union., 1856-12-20
From the N. Y. Joumsl Of Commerce.

From the N. " journal Of Commerce.
THE UNITED STATES ARM0RY AT SPRINGFIELD.
Through the courtesy of correspondent at Springfield,
Massachusetts, have been furnished with the following
account Of the operations of the United States armoy in
that city during the past year:
The plan for the extensive improvements which the Sec
rotary of War authorized also the adoption Of entire
new model rife musken with the Maynard primer lock,
long-range sight graduated from 100 to 1000 yards
and the rHepisto carbine" with the same kind Of
ock-the siyht ranged FIRE from 100 to 500 yardshave
all been prosecuted with great vgor and ability by the e
cen superintendent and must have been than salts
factory to the department. well as this community,
which most cordially approves Of his administration
The principal operations have been TO fabricate three
models OF each OF these arms exactly alike TO be kept
standards for manufacture a. each OF the armores One
model with sixty verifying ganges is retained at the Ord
nance Department one the Harpers Ferry armory and
one at the Springfield armory with duplicate gauges to
correspond with those at Washington.
1000 of the new rineptol carbine have already been
fabricated, 500 OF which are now in service
$500 percussion muskes models Of s42 have been riaed
and sighted above, with range from loo to
800 artillery musketoons
800 sappers do
l69 900 muskets oiled &c.
5000 new tools for rae-musket and pistol
l6 new machines for the same, including siI riHing
machines constructed to make three decreasing grooves
from the breech 10 the muzze OF the barres-a In
vsution Of Mr.. Cyrus Buckand Each machine will rife
twenty barrels in ten hours One win tend two
chimes and keep bis cutters In repair.
Two new machines made for tapping and breeching the
barre, are also inventions believed TO be unrvaed for
the purposes for which they were intended.
The completion Of the iron fence the east end Of
Union Square and enclosing Of the East Square contain
ing about thirteen acres with good substantial fence and
the planting Of trees the grounds has added
much to the beauty Of the establishment
The entire transformation Of the public grounds the
lter shops in process Of consructous Of which
on strong and mpcrishable foundston-a stone arch
bridge and rscewsy for the water to pass from the water
wheels large brick sorehouse leo by 80 feet for the
convenience Of the shops already completed and
cuped are each and all OF such character 10 do great
credit and for convenience utility, and beauty v when
completed, he unequalled in New England.