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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-29

z - Dr. j. L.. tZAPEAY The grnlcm0n whose
name forms the C~,llon of His uotirc l. one oi It'
few modern physicians who's" applicatitn 10 his pro-
fcs~ion and devotion u III" afflicted. rcnd"r him alike
an oruiprnl In l'r and n hrurtlt to the other
hungarian by htri hc sought win koSsnh 10 place
hs country among the nations of the earth. beyond
the OpprosSor'S ruIr That her might rejoice in
Tho pruc'icr Ul lho~e prrrcps Whtct are Ulltr our
glory and our prir. In hi~ 'IorlS - T." do. lac has
r,a ped the reward 81 uriIrCtun resistance To- opprr~
sion md IN huue nHd \ country know him n" more
- NpTrt however. from hi> ci1ms upon our consider
alton Il patriot, the testimonials of character AND
capacity which NJ brings rutitle him to public cou>
dcncr o the exclusion Or husc who possess neither
the one or the other A. grn'icmnn his character
i niarni>hcd; physician. his skill unsurpasScd
and Ia those whose impru i"uCe has lett upon them
the auts of dispa<r We can Cou.Clcuioush commend
him with the assurance hat IN him they viii find
friend whom Ia know is gr'nt gain The hr's office
is No. 3 and Armorv Hail Comcr of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco.
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JOHN DOLBERGH.

NNOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or nld-
w well and vicinity thar he vs. prepared to DO all
kinds Of work in his line Of business in a workman
ike manner. with despatch aud nR reasonable terms
tsving always on hand large assortment oi dry
10 her he is ready to make 10 order. Doors. window
SGsh. Tables, Rockers. &c. All kinds oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything apperaining TO his bus
ness. Billiard Tables set and repaired. shop no
Chs<les treei, below Hess & Larcomb's Brick Store
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HESS & .LARCOMBS.
New BRlCE FIRE PRooF STORE IN BI

NEW ERICE FIRE PROOF STORE IN BID
WELL.
yHNHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
u and patrons thl' their Br'ck Fire Proof store
on the old corner is ilc with general assessment
of Groceries, Provisions, fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools, sc &c the best aud eheapest offered II
town. One of our firm ia constantly employed in
San Franciscoin the purchase of goods and as ~e
purchase for ash alone, believe that We can sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous purchase anything ia our iinc would do
well to give call, enabled to suppl>
them on as favorable terms the Marysvtlle trade
bilwel' WHY iS56. HESS X LARCONB.
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ynNIIIs lnvnlnnble speciac ar.t introduced lnle

yENIIIS Invaluable Specific first introduced mic
q Pisa some itly years sine soon became 20 well
known certain cure. that in every town aud city
not unty the Continent, but in Great Britain, the
demand for it was so great. lis merits astounding.
that IN l-> than one yoar from ~ Introduction II had
suuplHucd all otheF remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities of Europe were compelled ic
acknowledge its wonderful master! over disease. Pro
prieofs OF other medicine. Jealous of lS sway Vainy
nnde..VoTed to stay lis onward progress Like grass
before the mower their Efforts frl 20 the ground aud
like tire the prairie, sweeping all before if. it-
ward march became triirnnhHnt II stood forth upon
lis merits discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced OF its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR. Parera from the sale OF n
during the years he prepared H. alone bore witness
10 its miraculous merits. At The dcceasc Of the Doct
The Pecipe bequeathed to his son, who has lately
introduced the remedy into the United State,. The
number Of cures II has arendy made are astonishing
Thousands and tens OF thousands can bear testimony
TO H. efficacy.
An Who use it 1t will cure with safety. speed and
certainty no oher medicine has ever possessed.
R,su 10 no QuaCk Nostrum-, tse remedy that
has been tried tor the past fifty years and was never
known Ia fail.
This Great Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware of Counlerfeits. The extensive sale OF This
~Onderig! medicine has already cca--3 some pers0n
or persons. palm of upor the u-pccting. spu-
rious compound, closely re embn2 the original. 30
particular 10 buy none without The written signature
of A. Pareira, NJ. ID on the outside wrapper of each
bottle. All Others are counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the umOrst riger OIL
the law
Prize. Three dollars per bottle For sale by u. Bah
cock sole Agent for Galilorna. Oregon and the Sand
wch Islands, to whom all orders be addressed.
A liberal disc Nunt made 10 wholesale dea ers.
H. IA COCK.
Wholesale Druggist, y ID, vs street.
san Francisco.
List OF Agents through, nj the State. Rec Offiin e..
Co. Druggist. MarysVille: K. X. Siarkweaiher. City
Drug Store stockton W. II Brunef. Sonora Benz
Shunleh. Shasta; Child & Worsben. Placerve
Justin Gates, Jr. sacrmento City: d. R. w. Carr,
Downieyille Dr.. John Lark Nevada DR.. w. II.
Gatlief, yreka, Dv. B. Winston, Los Angeles
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. Story, Portla,
0. T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-29
CABINET SHOP.

Third street. hetwaer J and X
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'EDR. ? AREIR AS
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY

GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY
For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
eases of a private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any IN
furious efIkct to the system or ary
change of diet 1t has never failed.
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-29

EBRIV ATE Nedical Otice-lIundrcds of those who
have contracted disease are diSndpointed of u
cure 10y not calling oH Dr. Young at first tie wlii
0reii any sum il he tlS In cure ANY case thai may
come under his care ~ matter how long standing or
nnlctius such ucc,s. tumorS. noHeS, lunches,
nmplts on the fc~ and body. paius in the bones ana
i,it+s wakctulu,ss. trembling copper coOrrd sores.
Wasting of the bones. tmacation. loss of app"ii"'
strength ond flesh n the nose and ears. loss OF
hair weak eyes itching hunors. Many persons
n'Icr hciug relieved et all extern appearances "i
urvalp dscasr. SUPPOSE them,clVCs cured bat altcr
A few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before. aud when
they Gnd il impossible 10 relieve. TO all who arc al
hicted ia this WHY Ir. Young would p rlculHrF zee
nmmend trial a, his skill The symp'om. with which
Won are troubled caused bv taints IN the blood
which sooner ater will destroy our health and hap
pncSs. person who has ever had an attack ni any
urivatp cnmpaiut should not fail Ia consult Dr Young
and take "A few hotties of his nvalu'be purifying
mediene ~ they can assured ihHt heir blood l.
In II perfectly pure and healthy coniuen, ana thal
every trace of disease f. removed from The system
Rerent cases c,tred in srom two Ia five days without
change of diet or hindrance from hnsneSs or n" Zee
DIR j & You've.
Offce corner Montgomery aud California streets
cppfsite Wells, Fargo \ cos Office hours from
Marvsuille June 10th 1855
nRJC C. VOUNG-ptAR SIR :-Please send me
y some of the medicines Won preScr bed IN my
case have friend here who j. troubled in exactly
the same way that was. lie has nightly emissions.
ringing aci<e in his head weak back. - of memory
and Is generally dchiliiated he - DISCOURAGED ana
ha. not confidence enongh ~ enable him TO call nnd
see Won told him how was aud that nv friends
NH said was in consumption aud the clors up here
gave me M aud advised me 60 @ home 10 h'e. bul
Instead oI going home called upon ,o'" and hvFe
am as well as any of them. and likely 'o i've long
time vet wifi sireuth enough 20 work with the strong
est of ihem. Doctor. will send every one You IN
looks 10 me as though he needed physician II shall
not be nav fault ii any dies for want OF medical
treatment | will do all can g. keep the afflicted
away from those pests Of society yelcpt professors
and high sounding titled men. who, f the facis were
known are men who lett their country for their conn-
trys good. Pubs this letter. doctor. II yon wish.
and hope some of those that humbugged me. may
see il aud sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours. GEo. DA"lDsoN.
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TIE generations Of men follow each
other like the waters Of swoln river.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-29
For Sale.

nNE OF THE MOST PLEASANT AND DESI-
" rable House LOIS in Ornville, situated on Lin
coin street between Bird and Robinson streets direct.
iy opposite the Court House. being Go feet on Lincoln
street, and running back 1872 feet
For terms aHd further particulars, apply to
G. LAWT0N, Jr,
si3su Nc. S, United States Block.
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Miscellany.

I1ORRORS CT The - ALL VI JENNA.
But let us listen for a moment to
the voice of a more recent victim of
the Austrian Court, the young and
patriotic Count Gonfalonieri, whose
crime it was to be an Italian and to
love his country. In few of the most
awful lines ever penned, thus he wrote
the story Of his life:
81 am an old man new, yet by fifteen
years my soul is younger than my bo-
dy Fifteen years | existed, (tor | did
not live, it was not life, in the self>
same dungeon, ten feet square Dur>
ing six years | had a companion nine
years | was alone, | never could right
ly distinguish the face Of him who shar-
ed my captivity in the eternal twilight
of our cell. The first year we t,Ikcd
necessarily together; we related our
past lives, our joys forever gone, over
and over again. The next year we
communicat, d our IDEAS to each other
on all subjects The third year we
had no idras to communicate, we were
beginning to lose the power of ref C.
ton. The fourth, at intervals of
month or so, We would open our lips to
each other, if it were indeed posSbl
that the world went on as g,y and
busting as when We formed portion
of mankind. The fifth year we were
silent. The sixth he was taken away
never knew where, to execution or to
liberty; but | was glad when he was
gone, even solitude was better than
the dim vision of that pale vacant face
After that was alone. Only one
event broke in upon my nine years va
cancy. One day (it must have been
year or two after my companion left
me) the dungeon door was opened, and
voico, | knew rot whence, uttered
these words "By order of his Imperi-
al Majesty, [ intimate to you, that
your wife died a year ago" Then the
door was shut, | heard no more. They
had but fu"g this great agony in upon
me, and left me alone with it again"
CURIoUS EFFECrs OF LIGHTNING
During thunder storm IN the town OF
Bernc, short time since, says the
Albany Knickerbocker, the electric
fluid struck an apple tree, against which
youcg man by the name of Lawrence
was leaning. 1t split the troe from
top to b"ttom, making gap sufficirnt-
ly large to let Mr. l.. slip in about
foot, Immediately aft"r winch it sprung
to, and held hlm as ti9ht as if he had
been in as'cel trap. Before he could be
extricatcd, resort to axes and crow
bars became necessary. This is prob.
ably one of the ,ightest places that Mr..
l.. ever got into.
TIE generations Of men follow each
other like the waters Of SWoln river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

ACADEMY Music" ERHANI"-The spring at
the Academy inaugurated last evening, by the per-
f0rmanos OF verdrs grand OPERA Ernani" 9th Nine.
La Grange Elvira, Bolcioni the hero-the other
characters being sustained by prominent artists 1t is
needless to speak OF the performance Of Nine Ia Grange
further than 70 say that it characterized by the
skill which has always marked her endsAvors.
Sgnor Bocioni sustained the role Of Ernan in manner
alike creditabe TO himself and agreeable to the audience
the frequent applause amply testified Aoreln, the
King, and Coietti, Ruy Gomez, also excellent
and the choruses gwen in really artistic
The opera was produced under the direction of Max
Marezek, who greeted with tumultuous applause,
he assumed the baton The house was full and the
repeatedly called before the curtain, and everybody
seemed satisfied that the spring season Will prove .
decided sucoess.
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Personal intelligence.

From California via Aspn vail IN stssmsh2 George Law
Sad; csps ssnSiSs; Lieut. Grade " 4 ~ ESSsr!s,
ana l.ay. Alyora AnsssEs Strauss. ana l.dy
s;a f md infant
Mr. .nd nsn NJ Mr. rhs A
s,ssc: NJ: HsTsS1 WIN H..iSy s,:s
Gss, Il, sasssso .sIe. sns
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.sa; sss s..r sssssfl ~ ca ';s
ss e sa: E'i asi1t d.
Rosa. captain Thornton q e.
S2y VIE . sr s@e A ro sfs
pou Bozino. B G,snston Randall, Cohen en-, M
J dresser, Mclean, and sss others n cabins and
For Liverpool seamsht Asia-Mss Lila. England Mss
En- ma spoo9sr Mr. and xr Ave. h Greg Nss perrs
and isay IoTsns.; N .nS Z. VIM ss!oss oIId and
gen \ oro.asi aars, u aalie.uns, j.ns: imsre Mr.
s$id Fs.sI sisp,i Kes 2 $50 ,sssss
Rev p isy% Tstoato " Wle:s md II Fssca q "
ksss ::
df, u "a
VIDAL Rev Orleans Norris Jr, BRISTOL r 4 W Brown
Kags. two children and nurse 4 Nv J9ans:on
yhos an Jr, dol Wilson, Phil; smyth Y; Charles
WLson do CLARK, Harry GIN, by NUNS John Smith,
ssuner q des patches France Grant CAPT Noble
YER Giddngs, Mr. Davis, DO VIVA wlsn, baltimore;
Antonio jose Ponte Mexico, X Cooper, NY; VIM dros.
Rob Haser, do Tlman Paris; Rcbt Burnsa, Scotland;
ashsn sm,s ~ iaea' sr en Rnsand
York MRS Collins and Mrs Collins, son. New York JOS
and Mrs Carnie and two children Mr. Gilmore New York Mr.
Fht Mr. Fist John Harvey. Geo Miller, Jos West James
Cooper Csrng Mckee Chyers John johnson, PhiladeI
Newport England; Mr. Mullian. Mr. Gray Few York; Mr.
Collnr do; John Gavet Albany; Chas Spencer Car es.
tta: Rsenhers NV; Ia~:.! Ya1 SIEVE s5d slu her D.
ghlxAe.YtIA ava, wv
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Two SLIGHT MIsTAKEs.-The junior Seward
organ has sirgularly brilliant article on
General Walkers affairs with Costa R'ca, in
which it believes that the declaration OF war
OF the last named Power was mot genuine
document" and that the "debt Of Costa Rica"
is held in England. The declaration of war
was published in the Boletin Official OF Costa
Rica, and that State has no debt but on the
contrary a balance Of cash on hand. The
small organ should confne itself to jobbing at
Albany, which it perfectly understands, and
leave foreign politics, which it knows nothing
about.
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TEHRTY-FOUnTH CONGRESS-.
YD63 WssION.


WAHNoIoS, April 10, 1856.
SUPPRESSION SMALL SILVER ooiv.
The bill proposing 10 remove from circulation the
ler hex'csn and Spanish coins, and establishing
their value in receipt for government Dues Also pro-
vdpg for The coinage Of description Of cents, was
passed.
RIGHT OF PROPERTY NEWLY DsCpvERKD ISLANDS.
Mr. sEwARD presented JOINT utions providing that
uDnbasited lsrts lying beyond the maritime jurisdis
TIN Off iors, which have oeen may hereafter be
d oove ed and taken OF by American citizens
whether in the pubic not. shal become part
OF he territory OF The United States Of America whose
jurs is'ion the shall be asserted and main
timed but the right of property In deposites of guano
Of valuAhe IA turs produots of such islands and
waters thereof shall BE- vssed in the
who ha have discovered and taken possession OF
(poviced they thsll ee citizens of the Uni'ed
states sIgaeed in the public servce), their
sors admins atos and assigns with the privilege OF
entering and e,upying the grounds and waters for
the purpose Of wing, ospoftng OF taking away
said De ties and pre- due ions,
Referred to Committee on Foreign Relations
BOUNTY LAND BLL-riE KANSAS QUESTION
Was dsba ed, then laid ssde to enable Mr.. Jones Of
Iosa, to reply 70 the speech OF Mr. Harlan on Kansas
affairs.
Mr. JONES addressed the Senate.
. kNi1urpe0.
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House ~ Representatives.
WARRINGTON, April IL, 1856.

House u Representatives.
WARRINGTON, April IL, 1855.
PENSION FOR LADY, ETC
The bin allowing pension Of twenty dollars per month
fer the relief Of lady In South Carolina. who host her
husband and three in the Mexican war; passed.
The agricultural portion OF the Parent Office report was
received.
PURCHASE OF DIR. KANEs NARRATIVE.
Mr. Tyson, OF PENN, from the Library Committee,
ported Joint resolution for the purchase of 900 copies
It IS eacn Of Kanes narrative Of the Arctic expedite
iDg IL Score AIRY Of the Navy to have appropriate
das struck off ano presented 70 Dr. Kane his officers And
men, expressive of the high esteem in which Cong
hoida their respec i've services.
Passed nneer the operation Of the previous question
Mr. STANTON, Of Ohio moved for reconsideration Of
tt vote he said this system Of book publishing vas
Condemned ~ every intelligent man Ia the oountsy ane
ought not to tolerated. He did not want his read
in the majority to be ponsibe for such
travsgapce In the Presidential election 1T would sics
10 them like the poisoned shirt of Nessus. He expscs
arragn administration, only for the sns of
the Nebraska act for Executive influence and bayocs
tor piopasatng slavery, but also Tor profgae eApend
tureH.
Mr.. wAIKER Of Ala ealogised Or. Kane for the hard
ships he had noby endured and for valuable contbu
toL he had furnished to science.
Mr.. KErT Of s. c. inquired what party Mr. Stanton
presented when he introduced his bill of indie tmsnt
against the admir- istraton The gentleman from Ohio
. leading member Of the black epublican party.
few onths ago they here asserting the nation
atty OF freedom and the sectionasm of slavery making
their issues the repeal Of tho Fugitive slave Law, the
restoration of the Missouri restriction and the ad
mission of any slave States into the Union. They
came hee Boosting majority, and elected their leader
Speaker; rupor says they care not now before the
country on those Issues No dlsreputable lodging
clustering up fraud; If the North is abOlitionssd, make
the issue ooldIy-no eowxrdly skulking.
Mr.. GmDNGs, Of Ohio appealed to the chvalry o. Mr.
Keitt to give him the floor.
Mr.. KETT said he could not, having promised to
the motion to Lay the table the motion to reconsider
the vote
Clamorous cries for the question followed, and the
question being put was decided in the affirmative
Adjourned
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The Peace ConfcrcnseG-Opinions Of Eng
land, &c., &c.
The oambras mails arrived in this city last evening.
Bishop o'Rsiy, Of Hartford, is among the passengers
by the Cambria.
On March 27th the extensive six story warehouse Of
Messrs. A. b s. Henry, shippers to Amercs situated in
Portland street and York street, Manchester was dis
covered to be FIRE. and the flames spread with such
rapdty that by the time Mr. Rose could bring up his
brigade and engines the whole Of the top story
fire. The stock includes embossed velves and fancy
goots having high and sIpenive finish, that the
loss has been estimated 1T Els, 900 to f2o,0 Oo
st. Petersburg letter Of the 18th Of March aays
The Emperor Alexander Is about to make 1rsion
into Finland to inspect the works which defend the
coasts and to visit the interior Of that province All the
military commanders the coasts Of the Baltic the Gulf
received ORDERS in Of the Of
the blockade to carry their instructions for the de-
fence Of the ports and coasts previous occasions
The Paris corresp 0ndent Of the London Neos, wiring
on the 28th ultmo says
The Empress, desiring to possess the pen with which
the peace will have been signed the crown jeweller
been employed in the ornamental lion Of the quill An
eagle and with IL the plsnfpoten Iiares will nx their
signatures.
It's asserted that Schamyl Is aboat to accept
NAL subsidy from Russia.
A letter hsm Rome, of the Goth OF March, says
Queen Christina the Duke Of Hesse Cassel and Mr..
Fillmore, exPresident Of the United states here
tor the fetes Of the Holy Week. The Princess del
Drago, daughter Of Queen Christina having received
marriage portion Of millions Ct francs, s
want OF suffers for Of her sis who is married.
del Roni among the suitors those who considered
70 have the best chance Of success
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A TESTIMONIAL TO SENATOR SIcKIEs.-Ne
have read in some of the papers that move
neDt is on foot among the police, having for
it's OBJECT the presentation Of testimonial to
Mr.. Sickles, the representative of the Third
district in the Senate OF this State. The osten-
sible reason for this demonstration is an al
legged desre on the part of the police to testify
their appreciation Of the course OF Mr. Sickles,
in the Senate, in opposition to the new Police
bill. We may take occasion here to say that
the testimonial business has been carried TO
such an extent that it has become hum bug
ano nuisance. People are levied upon for
testimonials to all sorts Of people, from Sc
Rat0rs down to captains of ferry boats 10
many instances the contributions are forced
from employ on starvation wages, and tue
money which should be used to buy bread for
the poor mans children, is swallowed up in
plate TO make little capital for some Peck
spifisn hero to.swell upon. Senator Sickles is
TOO sensible man to be mixed up in any such
aflairs, and if it is true that some foolish friend
Of his has set such movement on foot
We trust that he will have good sense enough
to decline it. He will remember that the pay
Of policemen is low enough without being re-
duced by contributions for plate to crafty
foolish vanity, and the policemen will take
notice that the best testimonial they can give
TO any one who undertakes the delicate task OF
defending them, is to be as prompt, as vigi
liant, IS able and as discreet as their advocate
proclaims them to be.
Mr. sickles simply did his duty, as he under
stood 1t, and represented, we believe, the OPT
mons OF majority Of his constituents. The
only testimonials that he should desire are the
votes of those constituents when he shall next
solicit them.
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Another victim 20 the Fe,1yboat D,s.ster.

ihi-AnfIthA April 10, 1865.
a body vas found in tie Delaware last night which
has been recognized that Of William SuIl formerly
school teacher In Gloucester county New Jersey of
the victims Of the steamboat disaster not previously
..slasu - s4as,g sAs yic.as-s,
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News from Kansas.

CHICAGO. April 10, 1906
Advices from Kansas to the 18th inst. furnish but
little Of In crest. The committee sppodntAd BY
free state Legislature 70 prepare code OF laws in
session at Topeka Their report viii be presented to ts~
Legislature In july The New Ha colony had arrived
safely. Gov. Robinson WAS 81 st. LoaL yesterday
Tuesday.
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ALBANY, April Is, $50.
The Milwaukee Aacuxvalts a Saturday publishes let
ters giving The stock OF wheat and -four ct Milwaukee
Chicago and other porta Lake Michigan Detroit
Cleveland, Cincinnati Rochester, 0swego, Torouto and
Buffalo. The whole amount is stated 70 10 sol no
bpshes Of wheat and 3l9, 81 bbls. Of aoyr.
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Navigation at Montreal

NOMINAL, April 16, 1856.
Weather mild. The channel Is open TO Kingston
bat the ice In the bAxbor is si 6ra, and no bsats
are running