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| larged, VIII be the cheapest avenue to the sea
board: ii we delay, the St. Lawrence viii become
so The danger Of delay Is the opening OF ne"
trade with new associations, which, when accom-
olished dissoives western connections with New
Yok, Boston, &c. There IS no reason @hy
Montreal should not: supply the West Win aii II
requires, as well as New-Y ork. GIVE US lree
trade and Loco-Foco management, ana aoieu 70
our Empire 1t makes no difference TO the west
xho buys her products nor where she gets heF
goods. II they pay enough and sell cheap enough
and they leave to US to say whether we VIII make
one more small effort for the boom or let It be
carried off by strangers and foreigners


One of the late developments OF Western re-
sources is the manufacture OF lard oil. 1t was
supposed by many that it had merely sprung Up
.s a Substitute for sperrrs oil, owing to Its high
price and the low price o. pork II the West, and
that In a year or so it would droop and nothing
more be heard OF it than there is now Of the null
ticaulis: but this can assure YOU is avery great
mistake. True, such would have been It's fate
had not Yankee ingenuity found some better way
OF making it than they do IN France. It's III
almost general use throughout the West. Its ep-
plication is to light, machinery. and wool Ihe
OIL, 1t appears, is cut from the lard by a!coho by
most Of the manufacturers Others only press
the iard but am informed that neither OF these
ways makes perfect article, but that at Cieve-
land there is factory on large scale conducted
by a Mr. Stafford, who gets 81 entire and perfect
separation, leaving d pure Gil, which IS applicable
10 the finest machinery, as well as to ali other
purposes where animal oils are used, and which
does not get chilled in cold weather. have seen
i specimen OF it, which if it be not a &ansPte,
adieu TO our whaling interest. As feel some IN
erest in this matter, VIII make the inquiries at
Cleveland cn my return and inform you; from
this shall proceed to Toledo, Maumee, &c, and
if can get through in time, take the Buffalo
steamer for the Sault St. Mare, on her grand
pleasure trip. If ! am so fortunate, will give
you first impressions, without politics, of the cold
est Part OF the United States in the dog days
The Saalt is the fashionable resort of the West
crn gentry during the latter months of the sum
ner The sport OF fishing must be excellent.


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