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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-31

MIL. IL \ l. Il Y.
Corner Main e Cou"hus sts---Hys. old stand
MISS SARAH AVERY
RFTOJLD respectfully inform the ladies OF ottawa ana
w vicinity that have returned from Ne" York
with the Iatest and best styles Of MILLINERY CONSIST
ing in part OF first class Pattern Hats, Ribbons Flowers
P!rm-s and Dress Caps. Also q splendid lot "f Bridal
Wrcatls from dollars. = large assortment OF
Hosiery. Opera Hoods. Sc- &C.
NV object in going 10 New York to purchase Millinery
/, this In the first place pay cash down for Goods
buy cheaper than those who buy IN chicago leah
get later IA sou. and later styles sell better
article Goods cheaper, and consequently can oer IN
ducenens tile ladies Of Ottawa equal TO any eastern
City.
Ladies please call and stock, and haiter my
you will not be disappointed -..-
ocZ1 SARAH ANEhi.
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Essici<sksils.

T7TIiE subscriber begs TO call attention 70 s rnc IN
etifPri IN A4t2 Fh X l1Tsis X ds3ti
gloves, whip ashe, &c, always hand and sold at low
est prices. - - -
Cash paid for deer -kns fiun7-tfl HENRY RAPP.
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TIHVING bought the shop, stock, and trade OF u.
=. Brunker, invite the sporting community 10 give
me q call havs good assortment Of sporting
tices as con be found this side of New York City.
have good assortment Of those splendid east STEEL
paen; muzxle snd common Rifles, made by MIR. IL. J..
Brunker whose valuable services foreman of my
shop All work done my shop usual, is warranted
give perfect satisfaction. Colts Maynards. Aliens
Blunt Lyons Eevolvers, and Kie Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand Powder-a superior article
kept. for target practice or long range.
invite the old friends Of II. +. Brunkr. vel
traders, believing supply their orders for every
thing my line, and warrant to give satisfaction all
that trade with me. Il. &. MITCHELL
Ottawa, Jan. 5, 1856.
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90. COAL: COAL! COAL: $500.

$500. COAL. COAL! COAL! $500.
VYYE are now prepared fill all orders of Coal for IA
w mly use, at ~ per ton. of as good an article as
can be procured La sale Co. Blaeksm!ih. will please
take notice that are working huge beds,
expressly for biacksmthB- purposes known as siravns
Coal Please give a ca~e will sell you prime qua
Iiy.
An persons wishing for their winter stock
Of Coal or calling Office the
U.sin or at our new yard opposite the Gciger House
arg3I s MARINER HAED!NG co.
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tLUfe j. E1sStW d CO.,)
Ill be found Of the extensive and we'll
W iecfed stocks uf Family G.oe-ricS, Provisions,
Fruits Willow and Wooden Ware, Ac prices that can
hardly fail to please All they sell Is warranted To give
-ntir. satisfaction. Ottawa, November %, le-J6.
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OTIS &. DAY & CO.'S

I'ODIrrO a. Cigar VI n nUfa Glory.
DN Nfin st., Door EifSf of fpst Ocfcc,
ex1fIE subscriber would inform the public that he s
Il nufarturing and keeps hand the best quality Of
Ch-wir. Tobacco snuff PIPES, &c-, Wholesale and
tail prices favorable to customers Also, the best oil
Havana LaOpcra, Cassadori-, and other kinds oil C
Farmers rnd others who smoke chew make
! great saving by buying Of me at wholesale, as can
sell better article. at less price than pes!lars
Please call my Manufactory, next door west Of the
Post Oiiice and see for yourselves.
Ottawa Nor 10 e. IT, SCHNEIDER.
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Jy;1a City Market, IA
xASS.l Corner Of La .Sfis nnd @
HEV .Hu6ison sts., no,Th ~ tie -S~>
2TsC[9 Court Honse, Otkf,rn, H., Ly
WOOD & DONIEvY.
nVe above market after having been greatly enlarged
i and thoroughly repaired, i open and ready for
accommodation of the public No expense has been
spared in furniture and fixtures to make place
thy of City. and both pleasant, hope will be
profitable, to visit. We propose keep hand and
customers in style of superior neatness all
kinds Of meats. such
Bt.E in steaks. roasts, dried corned, &C., Mutton,
T,. Hams Shoulders, Pork, fresh and salt, Yankee
Sausages, &c, &c.
Also all kinds OF game in its
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short everything appertaning to a well regulated
City Market
At the proper stand will also be kept the
sale Of all kinds OF fresh vegetables, supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity OF the City
Is~ Nof triH be deiirered IN any pert Of tho Nitu.
ap2Gly WOOD DONLEvY.
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Il l. NJ O V y /.
MISS FORD

,.-OULD -spectfuily inform the lade. of ottawa and
w vicinity that -he has removed her N.,'fry 80 ,
ST. -e Mansion IIou.e, Eefe siie WI. As.9
-aTg
% , st..rL nf f,.hion ailc CIoaks for sale. l.,o
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Large noses, in men, are generally good
signs; especially, they add emphasis to tn,
good indicat oDs OF n well-fOrmed head; bu
they must not he too Hcshy or too lean.--
If they are long (yet short Of being snout
like,) they mark, as prolongations Of the
forehead, the intelligent, obscrvant and pro.
ductive nature Of the refined mind. II
Roman, arched high and stroag they are
generally associated with less developed
forehead and o larger hind-head; and they
disclose strength Of will and energy, rather
than intellectual power. they show also the
want OF that refinement which is indicated
by the straighter nose. The jewish or
hawk nose commonly signifies shrcwdncss in
worldly matters; it adds force to tie mean
ing of the narrow concentrativc forehead
symbollcal of sinSleness Of object; and lis
usual narrow forehead wear the unfailing
sign Of caution and timdity The Greek,
straight nose, Indicates refinement of char
acter, love for the fine arts and bellies tettres,
.estuteness, craft and a preference for indi-
| rect rather than direct action" Notes, p.
| ~ "Perpendicular noses-that is such as
approach this form ~ suppose a mind Ca
pable of acting and suffering with. calmness
and enerSy." CLavater. iii. 3G4) A nose
Slightly biiid at its end, extends and corrob-
VI aus INT Vi the dEIIVtiC IDTc-
head. Such noses, large and broad pointed,
are frequent in men with acute and practi-
cal knowledge Of the world. The samr bfid
end is often seen in the cogitative or wide
nostriled nose, wide at the end, thick and
broad, indicating a mind that has strong
povors of thought, and is given to close
and serious meditation. With these sym
bols, Lavaters dicta fall in: A uosc whose
rInpa ts broad past IA othar irtt
or curved, always announces superior facul.
ties. ] have never been deceived in il, but
this form is very rare And again. "a
small nostril is certain sign Of tirnid
spirit
The Thick ilcshy nose tells its own tale,
and sometimes highly colors it, With a
well formed head and lively temperament,
it may shed on the face FalstaT gliinmer
cf easy sensuality, and jovial humcr; but
what better than this can, possibly, be
meant by a mass of flesh and blood hcapcd
on what would be the very index of intelli
gencc! The opposite Of this form, the lean,
sharp nose, if it be not due to the whitening
Of age, or associated with a very we'll
formed head, tel only the shrvelling of all
the freshness of life; Of . dry sagacity in the
place Of intelligence; Of the negatien OF
every fervent disposition, and q misery,
selfish adhesion to the empty SO called rcai
ties Of life. -.
When the basal line Of the nose forms an
obtuse angle with the upper lip, the short
ening of tie nose connected with such q
form implies less strength of character, but
the form itself betokens gaiety and cheer
fulness. The opposite form with 4 length
ened nose whose base forms an acute angle
with the upper lip, is usually associated
with melancholy, and fondness for GLOOMY
thoughts Quarterly Rerieic.
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DE the long lost Erebus and Terror; or. more proba-
Oily, are part of Sir Edward Belcher's abandoned
vessels, which like the Resolute, only waited their
time, In order to free themselves from the ice. and he
again ahoat. Under any circumstances these facts
are OF great interest, and as Lady Franklin's private
expedition, now in preparation, for the yet undiscov-
ereu remnant or remains of Sir John Franklin's
expedition, is directed to the mouth Of the Great Fish
RIVER without delay, it is satisfactory to know that
the intermediate locality above alluded to, though of
secondary Importance, will not be wholly neglected.
The conductors of The New York Dailu Times
offer a reward of five thousand dollars for testimony
that can convict the murderer of Burdell, the Dentist.
This was undoubtedly intended as an advertisement
to give more notoriety to that office, and the Herald
man, determined not to be out done in that lire. come
out with an offer of a series of rewards amounting in
the whole to some sixty or seventy thousand dollars
for certain discoveries relating to the crime upon
Burdel, and other similar ones. In ridicule of all
this, and certainly each Advertiser is fair game, an
eminent dealer in Peanuts, with a very large capital
offers in the EUening Post a reward of FIVE thousand
Peanuts ir the discovery and conviction of DIR. Bur-
dell's murderer, the peanuts to be paid over on fcrn-
ish:ng the required proof at the Peanut capitalists
&c place of business which is a hand-cart or stand
at the corner of certain streets-which we don't think
pay.-JN. l.. Chronicle.
According to a writer in the National Intelligent
GER, the strength of the Mormons is prodigious. He
says they are 100, 900 strong in Utah besides having
200, 900 spies and agents scattered throughout the
country, and being in close alliance with 800 900
Indians upon our western border.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
& BISHOP

lave JUST RECEIVED Eek YANKEE,
Ii from San Francisco,
Manila rice, sariines in hf and or boxes,
Hams, assorted meats in lib and 2-fb cans,
Brooms, pals, tea, matches,
A large assortment Of CrOckeFy,
Handsome toilet sets, complete,
Flower pots, glass water bottles for birds,
StOmeware-Filters churns, jars, jugs, &c,
Solar chimneys and wicls,
Cooking Stoves. Of various patterns and sizes,
Assorted prints, shirts, pants, hats,
Black alpaca, velvet carpet, linen carpet,
Embroidered window curtains, cotton sheeting,
Wide linen, bleached shirting,
Superior military linen drill,
Shifting stripes. Ravens duck,
Gray wool shirts, denim jumpers, &c,
Willow Ca bs. for children,
Spanish clover (alfalfa) seed,
Carolina hoes, fish lines, copper rivets,
Waffle irons, iutiEg scissors,
Office chairs, with cushions,
Whathots, &C., &C., &c.
Honolulu, July 10, 1855. 55-u
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

MOST SPLEzUaD ASSORTMENT OF
n Ladies' bonnets and Ahcy goods is shortly expected by
the " Kameiameha w." from Liverpool and London, among
which may be found
Rich silk bonnets, elegantly trimmed;
A great variety Of Tuscan bonnets;
A great variety of straw bonnets;
Girls broad leaf Leghorn hats;
Girls broad H6fuscan hats;
Chldren's "a hoods;
Ladies' mohoU ESsronets;
Chndren's wool boots;
Black silk lace, white blond lace;
Ladies' patent corsets, blond quilting;
Worked cambria collars;
Chldreu's lace socks, silk and wool giriles;
And the most splendid assortment of ribbons ever offered for
inspection in this market.
Sf GEO. CLARK, Hotel street.
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WINES AND SPIRITS.

WINES AND SPIRITS.
lust RECEIVED. PER "YANKEE,' from
- San Francisco, the following assortment, viz
Octaves old Marten brandy,
0ctaves 0tard, Dupuy x Co.'S brandy,
Quarter casks Harmony sherry,
Cases claret, {" St. Julien Meloc,"
Cases Sauterne, 'iJno. Durand,"
Gases Wone'S Schietiam schnapIr,
Cases ginger wine,
Cases Gala Port wine,
Cases Angelica wine,
Barrels alcohol.
For sale low, by
J. c. SPAL1DNG.
Honolulu, July 5, 1887. 54tf
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FURNITURE.

NOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 2 large Mahogany
Sideboards. very superior, ] smaller one. do. do, Chest o
Drawers Mahogany, Bureaus do, Toilette Stands do, ana Rose
wood, Card Tables, do, Arm Chairs. Rocking do, Heavy Hose
wood Extension do, Parior Chairs of various patterns, MirTors
different sizes, Hat and Umbrella Stands, Cottage and Horizon
tai Pianofortes of celebrated Makers. Also a splenth assoE
Iulv ! IF Won HOLT < HEUCK.
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CARGO ON THE WAY FOR THE
FALL SEASON
nEALERS, EK EEPERS AND THE
public generally are respectfully informed that tho spicn-
did new clipper ship
KAMEHAMEHA W.,
John Garry, master. 500 tons register, 800 tons burden, A /
at Lloyd's Tor fourteen years, was to sail
FROM
For his port, direct, between the 10th and 10th Of this
month, (ApriD with one Of the largest, most valuable and com
plete assortments ever brought to this market In one vessel.
She will be due here early in August.
SAMPLES Of Dry Good are expected In about six weeks, duo
notice of which will be given.
April %. 1857. "
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LUMBER! LUMBERu
lust A v f ID per Raduga, from Boston,
- so pairs Of double sash doors, 3 feet 0 inches and Z feet
8 inches, with blinds and frames complete.
40 NJ feet assorted Pine Boards, IL to 10 feet long, planned on
one side-a superior lot.
ALSO,
Per l.. p. Foster, from the Tekalet Mills, Puget Sound,
rs N feet tongued and grooved northwest flooring. II inch, plancd
on one side.
20 NJ feet northwest planed boards,
so NJ s assorted rough lumber, scanting boards md ptckefs,
For sale at the new Lumber Yard in Fort Street, nearly oppo-
So c. IL. LEVERS.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
tLNOR SALE BY Il. ". FIELD. merchandise
Il just received per Hamburg Brig :. Hero" from
Tahiti, consisting in part Of the following named articles:
Bolts cotton canvas, Rolls tanned sheathing paper.
Bales navy oakum, Composition nails, assorted sizes,
Iron chests, Composition Rings,
Superior Iron afes,
Bars composition rod, FOR bolts, Hedge anchors.
CS files, assorted patterns and sizes,
Cases Spirits Turpenfinc. CoPai Vnrnish,
Cases Lamp ChiEnneys.
Barrels cement, &c, &c, &c. 54tf
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advertisements
II. F.. SNOW

B. f.. SNOW
FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers, at
" at lhe lowest prices, the following merchandise
DRY FOODS
Chrome orange prints, Corah Handkerchiefs,
green White and grey merino shirts,
FANCY Prints /" drawers.
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts,
White " Calico
Red flannel I" White l. b shirts.
Cashmere pants, Red and blue flannel shirts,
Womens white cotton hose. GRAY blankets.
Mems striped hose, White blankets,
Embroidered under sleeves, Black and brown felt hate.
uuayaqnl hats, Colored Coburgs,
Hickory shirts, Colored India satin,
SIX velvet, India rubber coats,
Navy caps, with oil elk covers.
BOOTS AND
Mems heavy boots. Calf Congress boots,
Goat buskins, En'md leather Congress boots,
Boys calf boots, Kid slippers.
Heavy brogans, Black CATERS,
Ladies' bootees.
GROCERIES,.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles, half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gerkins, half gals and cs,
Fresh peaches, Ground pepper,
Superior Black Tea,
No. l soap, backing, Fine cut tobacco, in tin foil.
NAVAL ORE
Chain cables, Russia cordage, assorted sizes,
Army duck, Manila cordage, assorted sizes,
Cotton duck, Cut nails, lanterns.
SUNDRIES.
Boiler iron, yerdigris,
Bars hat iron, Curry combs,
Grocers' scales, Table spoons,
Hunts axes, Axe hatchets,
Iron bedsteads, i French bedstead,
Solar side lamps, Office clocks,
Leather trunks, Wool Competing,
India Rubber Hose. Inf inch md I inch,
Brass Hose Pipes. Lead Pipe.
&C., &C., Sc.
Honolulu, April %, 1857. A.
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White Lead.

TIME SUBSCRIBER Is CONSTANTLY
receiving, from the manufacturers direct, The best qualities
of fresh
"Pure,v
Extra"
and 50 No. I"
White lead, ground in the best boiled English oil. and is au-
thorised to contract at lower prices than the present market
J.. C. sPALDING.
Uo,l1lr. June 9,ls57. 5o-u
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MAPS OF OREGON.-A few very fine maps OF
lVH Oregon and Washington Territories, with the most re-
cent surveys, which should be in every business mans counting
room. Price 81, for sale BY
32u IL NJ ~
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vuyR Ms CTIONS OF THE loyal HA'
WAIIAN AGRICULTCRAL SOCIETY, for the yea
1856. Vol. IL. No. 5. Price SO cen;s- just Published, and 70
sale by r.yy
S9-f H-.N "nAASnh'
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CENTER MARKET.

Eft
A. HOR NIRIOXV. BUTCHER. would re
ID . spectfully inform the citizens OF Honolulu tnat ne na'
leased the premises formerly known rs the Family Maike1,
on King street. and viii open the same on the LIST OF Apni
where can he had everything pertaining to the putcnerint
business. The patronage Of the public is respectfully soiicited.
NIB Orders delivered to any part Of the CITY free OF extra
charge ~F
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Nrm advertisements.

KUKUI OIL.
HoSoLrLU, July 20, 1857.
MR. III. A. WDEaASS, Grove Farm, Kauai:
nEAR SIR BY the " Yankee" we received intelligence
y OF the opinion given III Hamburg, in regard TO the sample
of Kufui oil forwarded :hither in order to have il submitted TO
a chemical examination. and it is to our greatest satisfaction
that we communicate to you the following letter:
HAN3rRG, Jan. %, 1857.
The sample Of kukui oil belongs to the dry, greasy oils,
and approaches the most in Its qualities the Enseed oil. A
strong tang prevents its use as sweet oil. However, IL burns
with a fine, bright fame, and, as it does not freeze even at 50
Reaumur, it il well qualified for lighting Of the streets. With
aIcaIi It only gives soft soap. Its principal application would
be in making paint and varnish, for which purpose, on account
of it, light color, 4; might be better fit than uSeeed oil. Print
ers' ink is also to be gained out Of it, IT, The result Of the
experiment tried with the sample, ~ Son a larger scale, de-
serves to be r1Peated.
tgnas(A6M GLEN, Apotheker and Chimist-
0Ne are, dear sir, yours respectfully,
Sc kRULL & MOLL-
HONOLULU NGINE COMPANY NO. 1.
ATTENTION You are hereby notified
-E5dSRT. to attend the monthly drill of the Company, on
- SATURDAY, July rs. A full attendance is re-
Per order,
SOL. l.. p. BEATTY, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
gWYHE NED having been appoirtef
Assignees Of the tate Of y. Berteimann- request all ht
creditors who have not yet signed the articles Of assignment, Y
40 so in their office, and to hand in their accounts for approval
All persons indebted to said estate Will please TO settle shei'
account at their earliest convenience
Honolulu, May %, 1887. $500
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business of cooper, hitherto carried on by
~ Mr.. {. III. Butler, will be continued at the same stand, and
orders will be thankfully received and promptly executed, by
Mr.. Norton, on the premises, or C. II. LEVERS. as Assignee, who
has authority TO conduct the business.
Honolulu, Jan. %, 1857. 81
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NOTICE.
IL HAVING CLAIMS again
"A the late Arm 81 MEDANLLE b BOUCHER, partners 10 Il
Restaurant business, In Honolulu, are requested 70 send In n
same to the undersigned, without delay.
47-2m j. w. MAhShs Assienes
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REGALIA.
4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF i. O. OF O. F.
"A and MASONIC REGALIA, constantly on hand, such AZ
Royal Arch, NJ. MIS-, p. Gns,
Encampment, &c.. &c &c.
Military goods of all kinds can be furnished to order.
Apply to C. A. 4 II. +. POOR,
52tf Or GEO. WILLIAMS.
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auftiuns.
BY A. p. EVERETT.
Closing out Sale /!
CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS

And the usual variety of sundnes.
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iORy thoA
1sers in China Certainly our troops, our frigates,
d our g%uGboats have rot been dispatched an hour
I 9on- We are evidently engaged in a momentous
Aaic', which II will require the utmost vigor,
4rAge and decision to bring to n close. The diplo-
AHe aoors of Lord Elgin must be DELAYED until the
Ther tasks of the military and naval chiefs have
u e1ectually completed. There is an end. fer q
e Of missions and negotiations"
AhE NEW PARLIAMEST-In place of old me nbers
{ oeen returned to serve in Parliament a host of
q some liberals, some conservative, some neutrals,
Heh many of whom it will be hard TO class under
o the stereotyped ~epithsts by which politicians
Oetn distinguished; but all of whom claim to be
Eli reicrmers, friends of religious freedom and
= Prosress,-whose predictions are, on that
IN ir faimerstOn rs contrasted with De. by
ing eSangeilcatsm in church preferments to
sm, ana relig Gus liberation abroad to
"htane Gesp0tIsm,-but who are not bound to
''u"i a superior IN all these respects turn up.
TNpf fRASELfS's ARCTIC ExPEprrroy- sum Of
~ oeen placed by Lady Franklin in the hands
MI Or Francis Beaufort, Sir ROderick Mur-
- ~ Oaptain COllinson, and Sherrard Osborn.
pS'Poses OF encouraging investigation by the
~nAlers frequenting Bafin's Bay. into the
NJ, circumstances reported by them on their
~ ~ tue nshIng grounds last autumn. 1t
hJhoerel that articles of wood, copper and
Ii, sIe"s 70 European ships, were found in the
r. He natives at Ponds Bay, who stated that
ee-a" procured from two ships, one of which
tho - SsOre, while the other was still imbedled
mr. rson from another Esquimaux tribe state
aneJ ing the most searching investigation were
Their Westward ; ""'e men had been seen
ne ships thus vre,ta5
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NOTICE.-Th undersigned having re-opeped his old
~ stand, opposite the Seamens Chapel, in the rear of Messrs.
Castle X Cookies store, King street, begs to be favored with the
patronage OF his old friends and the public i'm general.
lie offers ;or sale, at moderate prices, French and German
cloths, silks and satins, of various colors, kinds and qualities,
Also, a variety Of TaiIors' trimmings and tools Tailoring in all
its various branches, in the latest fashion and at the shortest
notice.
32tf C. II. NICHOLSON.