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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Copper.-Some New Workers have
purchased mine in Cuba, and in
tend to import the ore and smelt it
in New York, where they are about
erecting q mandatory. We per-
ceive also that some enterprising
merchants of this city have got bill
through the legislature Incorporating
them as a copper company, to bring
the pure native American copperore
from isle Royal, in Lake Superior,
and smelt it here.-Boston Past.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Horrid A6air,-The Lexington (Ky.) Inquir-
er says: ave learn with sincere regret that our
highly respected townsmah, C. r. Thompson,
Esq, was shot dead in the cour, house in Noun,
Sterling, during the sitting of court, by Henry
Daniel, his brothor-in-Iaw. Daniel was immeli-
acly taken into custody by the civil authority
and confined in Jail! and as the affair will under
go judicial Investigation, we will lorbear further
comment Mr.. L. was one of Fayettos mos!
noble, gifted generous, and honorable sons"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Every body knows that the discretion confer
red upon the president by congress in the Texas
resolutions, was intended to be conferred upon
President Polk The resolutions were passed but
day or two before his inauguration and but fol
the confidence the representatives Of the people
had in the new president, they would probably
not have passed at all. Under such circumstan-
ces then, what will be the surprise of every one
on learning that, the moment, the resolutions had
finally passed, President Tyler mounted one of his
relations as an express to hasten to communicate
to Texas, that he, as President Of the United
States, had made his election as to the alterna-
tives contained in the late act of congress, and
that he should act upon the resolutions as
they had passed the house before being amended
by the senate The result is, that the new prcs-
dent must either forego his own preference as to
the alternatives presented and finish the work
so indcceniy begun by his predecessor, or present
the country in the ridiculous light of counter
handing one day the positive orders of the day
previous, and Of a foolish, dwelling indccsion,
This attempt to forestall and cmba,rass the ac-
lion of the new president on a question, with
an especial eye to which he was chosen, will on
y add still further to the already profound con-
tempt in which oil honorable men hold tho late
accident of a chapter Of cruel accidents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

The Presidents Lasf.-The follow
ing anecdole we find in the Richmond
Enquirer:
"At the Presidents great party, he was
compImented by some one, on having
drawn around him so cheerful and bright
an array of beauty, fashion, &c. The
President replied, "Yes, they cannot say
now that am a President withom
purity"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28
Correspondence OF the Free T,nder.
HESxEPix. Mach 90. 1919

iihNNLFlNi ~ aCH 20, 1919.
MsSsrs. Hse q OsmQi--The courts In judge
CAToN's circuit began last week at lacon. /,
may not be unin'eTestiqg 10 your readers to hear
from US occasionally. There was very little bu-
siness at Lacon and but little that was interest
ing in the place, save the "Green M0w.triia E1as.
4 band Of five young gentlemen from Vermont
who gave Temperance Concerts heard them
at Lacon last week, and here last night. Their
exhibition is ARCHAEOLOGICAL to a theatre for
iun, aud 10 church for lis moral character.
1t this place there are about thirty causes on
tue docket Judge Cation Is manifestly rising
rapidly as a ready aud able Judge. Every one
seems not only well satisfied, but highly pleased
with his manner Of doing busiucss.--W hen be-
gan 10 write intended 10 take notice Of one or
two veiy important questions which have been de-
clded here this weck-but | will speak of them
again. We will be with you next week, and
through the circuit you may occasionally hear
from u.s. yours in haste. T..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Very Good.-An anti-twenty- years
argument was employed by an lrishman
in New York the other day: "An' does
Mt Professor Bush say that the matter
that makes up our bodies change onest in
siven years Well, it's more nor nine
years since came TO Ameriky What
if had an Irish carcase then-I must
have native one by this time, made on
the soil"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28
being declared by The court fraudulent, and

being declared by The court fraudulent, and
void.
ihe court also decided n case from
michigan IN which it ruled that lands pur-
chased from the United States in tina, state
are subject 10 taxation from the date of
saie' On the part Of The purchasers it
was commended that the lands were not
liable 10 be so taxed, because, until the
patent issued, the legal estate was still in
The United States, and the lands therefore
exempt from taxation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

North american Mdians.-From the
last report Of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs it appears, that the number of In
dlans, indigenous TO the country west of
the Mississippi, is l6S, 900; that the num-
Der of those who have removed .hither,
is S5,473; and that 81, 5s7 still remain
on this side of the Mississippi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28
MIR. Rancroll.

The Globe says that Mr.. BaSocRoFr's nomi-
Tho object Of the pos,poncmcnt asked for by a
member Of the senate, arose out of wish to cx-
anime some public letter written by Mr. Bancroft
in reference to the imprisonment Of Gov. Dorr.
When seen, tho mover Of the incipient inquiry
said hc had dropped it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Ne'9 Mail R1ufes.-Tho following new mail
routes were established during the late session of
congress:
From Ottawa, via Munsontown and Sutphen's
Point, to Pawpaw Grove.
From Ottawa, via MiddIcport, Newark, York
vile, and Oswego, to NaperviIlc.
From bloomington, M'Lean county, via Lex
inglon Indian Grove, Avoca, Pontiac, Snnbury,
and Eagle, to Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28
TIL E OTTAWA FREE TRADER.

as they enter the Lakes. the means Of
defence in that quarter would be am pie.
and such as no power on earth could pre-
vail against. Here the larger vessels
would receive their armament as they en-
Ter the Lakes, and here they would leave
1t as they return.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

It is mentioned among the items from WASH
ington in the Chicago Journal of Wednesday
evening that SIMON CAMERON, Esq, appeared
in the senate, was quilted, and took his seat as
senator from Pennsylvania, in the place of the
lion. James Buchanan, resigned. We have seen
no account in any paper Of Mr. C,'s election to
this post. The Legislature Of Pa. was to elect
senator on the l4th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Nr. CdihOun'S Refiremenf.--Ths gen.
Iieman left Washington, with his family,
on the 18th, for South Carolina. Mr..
Cralle, his late chief clerk and devoted
friend, resigned and wen, home with him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

The following highly graphic description is g-
ven in an advertisement of a runaway appren-
ticc: lie is thick set usually wears glazed hat
five feet high, and iron shod shoes with sqint
eyes" Any body can know him after that, if
they see him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

The GaEEs MOUNTAIN BOYS will be with u
again on Monday evening, and give another con
ccrt ut the Cour, House. The lovers Of fun, mu
sic, aud temperance will oil DO there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

A splendid new steamer, the Gov. BRIGGs
owned by Messrs. FRINK s. WALKER, the en-
terprising mail contractors has just commenced
running on the Illinois river and is designed as
mail boat between Peru and Peoria. The boa,
is we'll finished, draws 81 inches, and can outrun
any thing on the river. So says the Springfield
Register, which, after speaking ntcrms of merit
ed praise Of the cnterprisng PROJECTORS, as mail
contractors, adds:
GAS TO the politics Of these contractors, VIC
know nothing about it; nor should 1t af-
feet the matter ono way or the other, unless they
undertake to interfere with elections. Ouririends
of the Chicago Democrat, Free Trader, Peoria
Press, and Juliet Signal can tell US how this is"
We know of no instance in which either of
them has interfercd with elections, or has shown
undue partizan zeal. Mr.. Frink is decided
whig, ank Mr.. Walker is as decided democrat,
so that there is little occasion for fear on the score
of politics, as tho one would neutralize the other.
Blu, we believe jus, as the Register does tina, po-
li,ics should have nothing 10 do with them as con.
tractors. On tho whole route from ST. Louis to
Chicago, and wherever else they have contracts,
go far as our knowledge extends, they are univer-
sally liked, are always prompt in the fulilment
OF their contracts, and we can join heartily in re-
them to the new Postmaster General
as contractors who always do their duty and de-
serve his favor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

In the street, in Ottawa on the ed inst, somo
money. The owner can have it by calling at this
Office, proving property, and paying charges.
Ottawa, March %, 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

Mr.. wilkins, cx-secre,ary of war, has been no..
minated by the prcsiden. as judge Of the supreme
cour, in place Of Judge Baldwin, deceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28

With this canal complete, the straits Of
Mackinaw become to the Lakes what the
straits Of Florida are to the Gulf: these
and not the Balizc make the mouth Of the
Mississippi, so its head waters would
now through Mackinaw, and not from
l,asca,
The Same reasoning and arguments
which have induced tho establishment, Of
a Navy.Yard on the Gulf, apply TO a like
measure Of precau,ion and defence near
these straits. This would be the grand
point d appui for our Lake forces. Here
our crippled and distressed ships could
hasten from the other Lakes for relief AMI
repairs. The military importance of such
an establishment at such point is obvi-
Gus. II needs only to be mentioned and
il is clear to every one. The necessity
and uso Of magazine on board man.oi-
war, are not more apparent.
With this therefore, and depot Of coal
and Of implements Of war at Chicago,
with which our vessels could be supplied
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Chicogo Market.

From the Daily News table, March 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
TH5s MORNINGS MAEE.
Things in philadelphia.
ca--,.n,,d.nce of Tho tribune.

Correspondence OF lhs tribune
Il commenced showing this n1oFnins hpo..
clock and continued for several hours wren II 'uI He'
10 sleet which ia still falling
During the week ending or saturday. theFs " a.
AT alarming increase OF deaths in the CITY and ..
Philsdsphia-,hc number reaching ll3 OF "hlcn ~ w.
from smallpox. and from scarlet ,erer- Inc a =
named disease very prevalent ana Pnfsc's VI
rxeusi-e practice informs he never knew II 20 &c Vi
amore dangerous charsctsr
The cold weather for the past few days II "ouia
seem has caught great many people mapping from ne
trhat not less than fifty canal boats large and sus1
bsv been frozen up in the Delaware anu ,A"n Isna'
r II. Dana IT Esq. of Boston, VIII lecture on
american Loyalty" tomorrow evening, before me NeF-
csntie Library Association az the Musical tand hs
AS the cars were coming from Trenton 10 thha-
a.Inhis this morning a named w aace' o.scX-
smith was caught between the cars in sfenipt9e 20
from one 10 the other and so seriously injured tna
his life despaired Of The accident occurred near Fe
hsukin ~
SATURDAY for Baltimore wiki large number OF pssseh
,ers was compelled to return Yesterday IN consequence
OF the ice hich had entirely cosee the Chesapeake anu
Delaware Canal.
The Stock Market to-day was very heavy Fenn
svlvsnis Fives declined H. selling al = United Sta'sS
BANK fell OF /; selling AT II Reading Railroad Bonds :
selling at 7Ot and the shares selling al 81; lining
ton stood a, 24; Camden and Acocy Railroad SHARES
sold az lis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Char!es Deiiinssr re- EleG:Gr Cra6-
tree and Others owners of the snip Hottnguer. The
plaintiff was the managing owner OF the ship In ISL
he chartered the ship Nj 5. Y. :. Wilder OF Ne"
York for Mobl e thence to H4vrc win cotton. ne NM
self agreeing 10 put 500 bales on board and draw upon
Mr. wilder which was done. Mr.. w. having become
unfortunate business, the bills were protested and
plaintiff LETT 10 pay them. lie now brings action against
all the owners 70 upwards OF $4,000 ciai'niu
TO have acted authorised IN the purchase OF the
cotton For defence il Is averred that pain'ii acted
solely as the agent for Mr. Wilder. without authority
from the owners II appeared thar the cotton was sold
at great sacrifice at Hnvrc by the house OF Hotuneaer
& Co. and the proceeds credited 10 Mr. Wilder. A
nousuit was asked for and granted For plaintiff Mr. J.
Anthon. For the various owners Messrs. Bowel
O'Connor, Cram, and Foote & Davies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

LAKE SuPERioR.-A party of seven arrived here
on Saturday from Lake superior. having left Copper
Iarhor 10Th inst bringing with them shipmen;
of washed ore belonging the Lake Superior Copper
Company, on iis way to Boston for smelling
The weather nsC been remarkably mild up 20 the time
of their departure. and general health prevailed One
hundred operatives now engaged AT Eagle River hd
.i.l remain employed during the Winter. which, thus
far has been unusually favorable season tor working
the mines. One thousand Of have been raised
by the Lake superior Company and valuable discoveries
recently made several locations
DR.. Houshton's body had not been discovered, and
probably never will be.
The propeller Independence had made several trips,
and works well. Al. vessels ON the Lake have been
laid up. Detroit Adv Nov -.
GREAT STAGE RoBBFRY.--A small trunk, be.
longing TO the Wal,hsm Bank containing $500 in bank
bills and Sli sig in notes and checks stolen yes
terday morning from the drivers box OF the Wa:hsrn
stage which lett watham for this city about half past
o'clock at WaharG before the startng OF the stage, or
between Watham and this city The trunk 10 have
been left the Suffolk Bank. and not missed until
the stage reached Wildes Stage Office Em.srcet when
the driver Mr. Mansur looking for it where 1t had
been placed made the discovery that il had been stolen
The Waltham Bank has twice week, sent the trunk IN
to the Suffolk Bank, with various amounts OF money
and valuable papers. in the way. reward OF
500 has been offered for the detection of the robbers
aud the recovery OF the property. boston Atlas.
EXPRESS RoGBERY.-The Great Western brought
down Saturday, irons. By the name OF Har-
r;ag;0a who had been arrested Cleveland, CHAR
Rochester. We have learned the circumstances
which excited suspicion OF the prisoner Buffalo Pilot
FATAL AccIDEYT.-Alr Horace Hill, employed
By the Blackstone Manufacturing Company, in BLACK
stone Village, was killed almost instantly Wednesday
Of last week The deceased engaged in repairing
drum belt when he caught in the machinery and
horribly mangied as to survive bar few minutes.
Woonsocket Or. IL Patriot.
BREAK Down oS THE RAILRoAD.-As the
freight train going East yesterday afternoon, the
axle Of one Of the gave way, and the whole
train OFF the track. doing considerable injury to the
track as well the cars The passenger train pro-
eded to the city after an hours delay.
Roch. Dem. 4th
Loss or THE SCHOONER OcEAS.-Nc have re-
ceved reliable information from Chicago OF the , that
OF the persons belonging this vessel after floating
plank for twelve hours safely reached shore and is
now IN life and well, and reported to be the Mate.
Loss OF THE TExAs-Capt. Trowbrdge has re-
turned from visit to the wreck Of his Inflated vessel and
confirms the approximations that entertained in re-
gard TO the loss of her crew Buff. Com ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

eress or journals the basis of his most important oe
cisions is scarcely credible Better direct MIN al
once to to.sro a cent in case Of any perpieXty
This Oregon Question is complicated and It's
se,,,enent dangerously protrac;ed 10 subserve the
purposes of gambling demagogues, who would
sacriice hundred thousand lives TO secure them
selves three moves forward the political chess
hoard. We may 20 to war about Oregon BURN
6ffv towns. capture two thousand ships on each
sid. destroy thousands on thousands OF ives sHu
millions after millions Of property yet In 'ne emu
,.s shall make peace as did last TINE without
.n., ir,nortant concession on either SIDE uFed'
p,i.o;a cannot conquer us we cannot conquer hef'
Very probably, after twoor three years OF deSoians
warfare. we should accept the mediation Oh sotne
mutually friendly power and submit our Oregon
boundary 10 arbi,ra,ion-a resort which Great Bri-
tain has recen,I7 offered as and We have rejected
A, ell events. that boundary will finally be ixed
either at the 49th degree the Columbia River, or
somewhere between them. Why not refer i;s set
,Ien,ert 10 unexccptonabe arbiters7 Notoriousiy
the claim OF either nation Is clear andindsPuta
BILE else ii would no; have been 80 long ana
earnestly disputed. The strip OF land between Tue
Columbia and the 18th degree with ports on
Page:ts Sound secured to US in any eventls OF iuc
value at any rate-certainly not worth thousand
human lives. Let us show our confidence IN me
justice Of our claim By promptly agreeing 10 afoi
trate with reciprocal limitation, II deemed OK
emit to the strip actually in dispute There IS nothing
togo 10 war about but pride ohs,inacy party intrigue
and criminal ambition The wise and good must
not surrender TO these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
Misunderstanding of The Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec l. 1915.
The Legislature met today. The Senate elected
W. \. 'Gormon Loco Principal Secretary, w Akin
Loco Assisian, Secretary, and D. Miller Loco Door
keeper
The House elected T B Kn1der Loco Psiacipsl, and
T. Williams loco Assistant Clerk, and Loco-Foco
Door-keepe-.
The Governors Message viii be delivered tomorrow.
fear he viii be noncomritta ever in relation 10 our
State Debt What influence Mr. Charles Butler. OF Jour
city who Is here the agent OF foreign bondho!d
ers mag nave on The action Of his ExceleucE cannot
say Il ne in his message boldly IN favor OF
proper adjustEaeu; OF the matter. think something
may be done this session will send you copy OF TIE
message Is soon possible. Contrary all usage Il
Will not be printed Until after lis delivery.
Yours &C. OBSERVER.
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Business Notices.

DECEPTION ExPosxo-THE PARAvroFric Lock TAi-
uMPRAST.-Henry C. Jones, OF Newark. n. who h.s
for some .rne past been thoroughly disciplined IN sri
fee snd deception recently brought 10 the Union Bank
If ,s Civ one Of our Bank Locks which be has had In
hi. possession some SIX months and there by his supeE
or aAiurens in that device and art peculiar TO hr'
self Ge.uicd some few ofthc urwsry and unsntaied in
20 the bees,hat he had actually picked one OF orF Pei
futop,ic LoeSs We therefore being fully confident hs
our Lock could not be picked and tearing n the Same
time tia. such unpsrdonS5le act Of deception S' A
Jones had pracccd upon IL would ("itaou' an eNpos
ton Of the sse) be calculated TO dcfae the high ard
yvelldeservei character OF Lock publicly challenged
rim 10 meet Us az the Union Bank Friday last "i'h The
same LccS that he claimed to have picked on oTmer
occasion and he could Tier. succeed in picking The
same icc in The presence OF the committee OF eve ap
pointed by himself and us we obligated ourselves to pay
hin, the sun, OF One Hundred Dollars which we plsced
in the hands of one OF the Committee MI Jones being
fully aware thu. his refusal to comply with proposition
SO reasonable would in public estimation be y'rtUA!
acknowledgment. on his part, that his @'aly devised
MOI, 10 Gcine the character OF our Lock- ea' WHAT !,
has IN fact proved 10 beA complete deiasioE-net ~, and
the Investigating committee the Union Bank on Friday
and then and tsre produced the Lock above mention
ed for their examination and it was shown eoHei.s'sr
,bs, each cooperating ;umber had been separately taken
OUT OF the Lock and so altered c render them perfect
" ineffective in their designed operation and TO entirely
destroy the security of;he Lock In confirmation es;h
we introduce TIE following certificate;
NEwYoRx, Dec. 5, lSt5.
The undersigned, committee appointed pursuant ioe
notice published in The N,ss Yor Tribune by aes'rs
Day x Newell OF this City and arcpy by H. C. Jones o!
Newark met at The Union Bank this day mud IN presence
of The parties we examined The Lock submitted tous
and we cane TO the conclusion ii il IN perfect
order aud that a trial upon it would not be far test Of
the merits OF the Parautop:c Lock (Siguei0
WARREN JENKINS. NAHUM ALLEN,
DAVID SMITH II. ADAMS,
RICHARD FIELD.
We now in order show that Mr Jones is thorough
" disciplined in the and deception, so ssnGy dis
played in this instance publicly call upon all who read
the certificate he recently obtained for Lock from
the Pheuix Bank of this City read the above cet1
cate and then decide to what extent his statements shall
be entitled to public confidence hereafter.
n ALLEN Agent for Day & Newe!
Bank Lock Smiths. $50 Broadway, ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

posed were ordered to be referred 10 committee AID
Chs.ck then moved another resolution directing the
Counsel to the Corporation obtain stag Of isiheF
proceedings until the further order Of his Common
Couac...A message from me Justices OF the Marine
Cout then came up on the other Board informing lac
Common Council ;hat the dispute between 'hetr honoFs
and the American institute had been settled and Tue
Judges now wanted 20 their shs-e OF the edihee
pu, IL decent condition for public business Al appro
priaton OF $3.50 7oted for this purpose the AS
sis,s.;s littls Of i.teras; wss trsnsac:ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

r. A MOST BLESSED, STRANGE, AsToUNDlSo Aso VI;
RAcULous ISytsJIoS, To cure curaneous erIptODs -
c.ean oars suIDGfLt yellow disco!ored cLspped, @
der lrecked rsln. =.
Mauy-aye. there many, who have been cheated "
trash, and therefore iluA The powers of The genuine Jori
Soap exe sefatet; i. sGe! give Il a.T tf!aL RE
deed The ,Ust .ilarly soEdcriiy curative prepsl-
mede al diseases. 10 fast seldom or ns's
falls IN curing pimpes, 6.Ochss, ifeckls iun, uoTpa
sa.t Eheum -cury erysipel.s, baIGeTs Ich, -
sores and heads.
But nG Ills J0ne-'s Soap mas done and still effects 1s
&c. mere N=9s-Yo out at the ny
% .he American Es.le, - ChaAmst 81 brOadw'I
CO 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
Y. ALLENI A-Fnt Tor Udy \ Nt"e.!
Bank Lock Smiths. $50 Broadway, y.

r. EVENING CLASSES FNsNcH, for the instruction
o. ladies' AID gentlemen together, regularly he'd
ApBorrs INSTITUTION, Il. HouStons under The charged
Prof 4 s ylLLEpLr. gentleman OF high literary auas
,neu- aaJ stir.uisLed h- Qladca, ms and success"
teacher There are present ihree classes. IN d.Gsa
stages progress. The hours Il; which They assemble
between six and ten ON the evenings Of Monday Tuesday
Thu. aud Fnday-Each class meeting twice week
for one hour The terms SIS, for Of tw,u!y
lessons Tor Il gentleman and lady Papts admitted
at any tine receiving special instruction, II Necessary
prepare them FOR ore eker OF the classes For farther
particulars, apply Messs Abbott al their institution
above dsar