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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
ToMmrroncriY Tor sa,c.

HE " OF lot 1, m bloc. 1871 the orig.
nal town Of Ottawa, having i.riy feet front
ON Canal and - feet fpnl on la sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house, and Other
ont buildings thereon, being the promisesat pre-.
sent uscd by VI, Phelps for a store AMI by DR..
Hopkins for dwelling house. Possession riy.
IN the first Of AptlI newt. Tito good Enquire
Of the subscriber, agent for the owners
my %. 'lS J. Y. A. HOES.
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The Eglbian'5 Wade Mecum.
H. c fARRE.lS AaABlAl IMMINENT.

=" ''"'~tL - Nh7p'Ni LltNEhI,
FSNII c,leOru,d medicine, sN.lu,y compus-
4 a. as II 4, Of tae most Araliug baisaus, can
never la'i To cure almost every affection that can
hc ale,Ya,I by an rNlyruu. remedy. It, supc-
u'oty above all vthr, ,u,ncnts is proven by tho
miraculous cures ID Icli.rus, aud BY the great
1a" c'"saouy iucr~s'ns demand there is for
iiom i"'ir WANDERING m.dc OF life, are often az
"itud "'h d.lttss.nE o's1ascs, and also subject
10 accidents OF lat d" 'aise,c,, kind; con.cqucnt-
. ~ ''" Won" "Gn''t an external application
Fl''l virtue % '"rri o 'urr. This alone must
''""'' sN"I' count "u"d 81 healugpropculcs
"'',I '' wal i."p-u To themselves; aud
."' "',' SNOW" care ana attention they b,stow
'l'H ',''. ""''s,'' noted iT beauty and speed,
must 'ls' i.'' 'st '-'d d's'c s. icssvss a real.
4 '''i.'.t ."m'h'.
!. % "'" known that 'ar Arahiaus 81 jealous
students 81 B. Hry and ttr terrific md beautiful
''v"' "''.h s|lI- l' ID Hrlt uhnuuJs with
'''' ''h.' '"d 'd.' is woods, whence they
pressure 'e' eu'H aud iA-rrut hils1ms ct
Nli'" l".' lh.,uI 'f."e L.rlutut b. composed.
'| .'' accom- ..d lh' most extraordinary
cures OF 'hra"Nu-m, ono Application removing
."' most acute pam, .uIa continued use ,trc-
RI. cures "' ''a's o hong Standing and 81 the
-h''''l ''''d''' % Toss 90 poser 81 'Hc limbs,
|'''.t-''' % t''"7 'l lHr "'ai "' H,i remedies,
.''''H. roc Us. 90 "i'- Go PERSONS who long
were .u'a.p .' i.'i .-r.'.tHu' OIL 'thr's-uu.
''''.. c..'s '",L' "h.''h DE h'sh bad
."."'' "a'''" away '''Mt t"'Uw- bot the
I'D. "n 'ar ".". aHa I1' irno rendered USE
'r' '.n Us ',.'". l.. 'F-r iu' r'"ciivl medicine
CAUSED Ar"'."} Bee. 9. c.aN 'u' ans al up tho
,''.''i'' ."I.. '' .'.',i s'f'r- 'hlo he iimb.
' Is III. 'N 1871. U.s. ' 'h' fitNo, many
'''' I'D " N'''> -..." .S '.t'H~ 'rrn e"IrrS
'r"d by TIE ure 20 .L Nr say j,y IL, nnd
prove b your '"n -'u''''... 'h' rare qualities
t."-.'-''' u o. ,''a''.'i Tor -i5.l"-' ofn'-
-'s, cramps. cuts. al sN,i.lrSs, salt rh,um, frr-
''' "..'-' '.''.. ..'.'s' l''"s "i 'iI kinds
"'' b. 10" "'h'r f,-
''..,. 81. ''''' """n
=, ,......,l......,. IN '"','l "
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-15
Drugs. Medicines. SC.

,4-.sS54s., vsNIIli subscribers have just received
se-. 4 from New York and phialet
tns;i phia, large stock of drugs, modi
rs cInes, dye slulls, paints, oil, varnish
N'---.-' g. &C., which will be sold on tn,
lowest tcrmsi all the most popular paIen, mcdi
cnes Of the day kept on hand. Physicians ant
others ARE invited to give Us a call
July l. ~ WALKER & HfCKlING
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. tn. patient
rENut r-.at h.rrraa superiority u, tbs sarana-
uav,rIu.. other u.I.r.Hr - taui ,,.... % ,...H.
.c.ta, the -i-r. D. .oerlr- Oh. body ,ur.I
1.r very hy- STRING auI ~"uv.s MEDICINES y,..
known. D.. nn' ur.y pas..- .a. Who'll. system, ALL
s.a.n- a.-, 's. p.#u1, hat % crH.r- ..v. llr. Hnt
rel Blood. % g.,.. ru-.ts.t Ply n.y,a.. mp Ic.".
And E..s .r... ...il -.t..fui ..- Wa..c,.. s..r-
e.sa. lH-l ....n.., N..un,n. a-' t,. y.ar. mue
."H t'..H 'H.- ..-.' .." r'-- 70 DISEASE. a' ..u..
.'n,' v.rn ,H...u.u.t .'.. ]. .H- saved .r
.'.s ', ...r ..I 3D.. III. -...... .a... .t. ."ula
-..rn'a
l'',' f"t.NHf ...... ...' "'. ...f ~ N.T.
cons ....-" --.'. l"H...'.. .H
a''~ On" " -l..' .'' '' ..'- WI"
N.'r .... 90. '..} Pr. ... '..'.-. '....
'..- . ...., ... ''.'..... .. N,.'...0 ' .' 'N'-
-N" N'" '.. OFF. .... 0.'A~H'' h -..-
'... pay ,.. t''. .. CIT .. "..'..' "N-'..a, ......
.".'. o.. t '.'. '.. ''.-' '', II. ....,...
. ..' 1881. ..... ,.....- .'""'"- 10. ....' .-...'
''.. '..' . ...'. '. .''.'' 's -,r i.'" ..'
'..'.. '... '. | +. ... .'.I ..'' To- any .E-
ST. ..'' '... 81. us ". ...' -.'' POS ..'.
.'r.' .' ...' ~ ' .'.. ..-. .." -.''.A 10 ....
"...... l-..... .' " '..,. 'N..''."..''h "'=.''.
Consumption cured
.r"' '.| -'r." ..n Consumption .erHgaa
h.'.o. .-. r".- .-'. ...r g#l aHtt. colds. ra-
......H-.... .. "- n' ..i. -u-0.e 800 I'.
,..-.. ..... ...... .w.a.s. a...' .H....-. as.
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'tuL.tIs JpNt niA comp SAWS H'N 'N ~" "'-
are as far apart as they eve. nave. ovtr..-
The great principles upon which the dem
ocratic party and all other parties that ever
opposed It have split, is that which was du-
mig the earliest days Of our republic an
nounced by Jefferson, and opposed by Al
cNander Hamilton and had reference 10 the
mode OF CONSUMING the Consti;ution-JriItr.
son contcnding for strict construction. aud
Hamilton for a liberal construction. This
il the great dividing principle, all other
questions Of difference between the great
parties Of the country have been measures
based upon Til. great principle. Thus ana
tlonal bank was opposed by the strict con-
siructIoniStS on the ground that there was
no power in the constitution TO create such
an institution; while the liberal con>truc.
tionstS could find that power in the words
regulating commerce." "ncceSSary," &c.
On the same principle Of no positive grant
OF power, the democratic party have oppo-
Sed protective tariff, the great distribution
scheme, sc. sc.
Now, supposing even these measures are
set at rest, does not the principle still re-
main? Is not the rock upon which the
parties split still there? |, not the dividi.
line still as really here as ever? Althe
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suIic p,obotc CO,,r,.

NSllE regular term of the Probate Court for
J. the county of La Sale will be held On tho
its, Monday OF every month at The office OF tho
Probate Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTTON,
!Scpks. ism. PyoJ Justice
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CAssb,

A ND the highest tnsrko, price viii be paid
" for .OGD bnshella Of OATS and
CGEN, on delivery at Narcotics,
may 5.h.ls. j. klMBALL"
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Enrming Land for sale,

DCNi'ADIN Eilf"ING t4NEt TOT -E'fV'
,s'tiE Sc q Of SEC Il, Il, mr. } 9, 100 acres
4 lying on the state road recently laid out
from Ottawa north TO Indian Creek, and about
our Mules north Of the town. The land Is oi
good quality, and dry, rolling pniue. The ow-
urr, Nha is now in the state il anxious to sell
the above tract, aud will remain here for a few
months, Time will be given for portion Of The
purchase money ErqUirH of $500.
OllnMn. mny 10 lSlI J. ' a. UOhN.
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llurblr u,,,, N,Ouc Ynr,,.

~ LYONS would inform the inhabitants of
eD.Ouswa and surrounding couotsy that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he viii I've able to fur,
Hlsh to order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line OF business.
Ottawa sent II lSi1
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DIXON HOUSE

BY LArsuAw 4 Co., Gate Of the Noasio
Hwe, OHa,Ca) 0XCN. HIS, -
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SthOvc's 81 scoops.
y ForsoIphv ALEX. w. MNGlrL.
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INV Country.

Uiovs my country's pine hills, q d
= Hst thousand pure and gushing rilis,
II Her sunshine aud her storms; 4.
Her rough andrugged rocks that rear
- Their hosry heads high in the air.
In wild fantastic forms. ''-"
.usl.love herrivers deep and wide, ,g.4 [.
.laIThose bright streams thatseaward glide,
g 4 To seek the oceans breast, ssla. rs,
Her smiling fields, her pleasant wales,
/, Her shady delIs. her pleasant dales,
xlts. The haunts of peaceful rest ;J a.
,orJllove the forest dark and lone, .iel
For there Tie wild bird'smerry tone
yqIs heard from morn till night;
And there are lovelier flowers ween,
Than e'er 10 eastern lands were SEEM.
,Ws In varied colors bright. gHgT
Her forests and dhervallies,fair, -CIT {
sai Her flowers that scent the morning. air,
Have all their charms for me;
But more love my country's name,
o These words that echo deathless fame: .
"THr LAND OF LIpEnrY!"
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|DR. T.: ROYS|
sARsApAR1L1A AND WILD CHERRY
PILLS..

a.i. ,uoa, From The Lancet. .dugust 80, lS45. ga
DR.. lie Roy has most happily succeeded IN COM
bining Wild Cherry and Sarsaparlla with other
vegetable ingredients, so as TO produce medicine
at once tonic and pursatve, the only perfect dis
coyery ofthe kind ever made. Their great pecu-
liar excellence, and that which distinguishes them
fran all other purgatves is that their operation Is
followed by no reaction. Their unrivalled purify
ing and purgative properties, tor which they are
indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparilla and other
ingredients, being controlled by their highly tonic
virtues, derived from the extract of Wild Cherry,
they do not strain the digestive organs INTO action,
as is the mode of operation with other cathartics,
but on the contrary strengthens them into action.-
Thus all other purgative medicines produce more
or less subsequent costiveness and sluggishness of
the gastric Juice, while Dr., LIE Roys Pills leave
all the machinery Of the system full OF lie and ac.
tvty, and the bowels open and natural. Hence,
writes DR.. Cheeseman. they are The only active
purgatiye which can recommend with confidence,
and without alarm; for they remove nothing but
what oughtto be moved--neitherra rack nor strain
occasion no apathy nor debilitalop--and leave
the bowels free, open aud vigorous /" But the
great virtue of DR.. LIE Roy's Pills--the virtue
which has spread their fame over the two hemis-
pheres with rapdity alnost miraculous--Iies IN
tbe purfcation Of the blood. Here they not only
stand altogether uDriyalled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They at once arrest the iiormatlon Oh
bad blood. by removing all impurities from the
chyle,! of which the blood is formed; and more
over keep It clean, by toning and strengthening
the digestive organs, so as to be able TO excinde
from il all matter OF an iunutricious nature; anc
they purify the blood already in ciIculaton; and
never cease operation until It's entirely Tree from
every noxous particle, and full Of heal'h, life and
vgor. .a,aa y5~p adlfsssl5
The above Pills are to be had of the following
AGENTS.. ;saaJyue i,ues $50 sbseill tsgw'in 7a
WoopsFIEIp, Mercer Sc Manahan;. s7 isf'' lsi
MALAGA, Davenport & Werneck; D, '=oih VI
aBEAnAsvILLE, Welch Sc Armstrong; q lio'iiln
CLXmNGToN, VIM. Porter 76idiea hdfh Z,
Nov. 6.--6m.2 q is*ataq 4ifEH 2Ghd sH
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R. RODGERS COMP oUND SYRUP Of
AND TAR,

Safe. anu certd1h 9cu'e ,!ioT q e8n,i
sanpilpn Ut lie Lungs, sSptftIBgd 0p
RJanJ f,o,,o he CoLJei efdt,,, T,o,,
D'0o"' III
IN ire S1de. DroHchlttS'} VFnoopthSu
C0uch. and 1IlPuImOndrU 1HeCtaOnS.5
Tn the yboIe catalogue of remedies Tor Pulmo.
n,rv Affections. there is not one so universally.
known. and whose virtues have been SO thorough
lv,tested as Tar. Every one knows that gPar wa.i
ter and Tar fumigations are among the most CON-,
nan remedies for colds. coughs and affec tions Of
tha lungs. which so yery often end in c oiisur1pa
,;nn .slG- ,QriCfES iQcd. saw sltt
Dr Rucb,r- of ENGLAND. has employed IL suc-.
" nuen'm, %, ussrs Dr trrP,o9 a. sm;l
non, Musician ot Petersburg highly ehdss
treatment in which tar Is principally employed
This medical preparation is the, result of ,years
of patient and abored experiment in an extensive
medical practice l''VV4e !7'" 9i"H
Tar was principal ingredient and mainly der
pended upon in the remedies used by the ceebra-
ted Doct Cooler, who treated a great number Of
consumptive cases with entire success during al
long aud extensive practice. ag ,4uhd aHl -
II il admitted that as cure for consumption.
Tar is without an equal in the list oil known SUBJ
stances we will briefly call attention 10 the fact.3
The u,mpst skill and care have been exercised
in preparing this medicine. to make il as concenf,
trated as possible, retaining only the medical prop
critics of the several ingredents and the proper.
tions have been adjusted with strict reference TO-
tbeiI chemical properties. ,, I'D, b, -,
For additional evidence Of the great efficacy of.
This medicine, see the certificates Muliiudesofs
similar ones might be added ID g. iGsy gssl 0GG
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The Observation-Disclosures

yuyHOUGH WRIGH1gS Ly1DLayN,HEGE
T.HBLE PILLS have, achieved triumph.
upon Triumph in the cure Of obstihsts cases Dis
ease even after they had been yeikenourne
and after all other remedies had failed, tbsjsed
i lp0"ssiEo vi T.ffCRoWNiNSG q GGoRYlS lSiT's'ss'sdf
"Storms )" it ssaid, rpurifybe ,an.T but stofps05
do mischief pIso, andare 50 fsg anGeyil Wsrestai
within human power to maintain The ~ ~
e 9al ELECfTRIGAL 'EQUIEIBRIUMte p'sn
between theieaTth and air, there ~onldibe nm oe-2n
cason for storms, for theair would swaysbe pure, Y
SO the human body. II kept free from NOR;
bid humors, The action isreguIar and,beaitfyA Aee
But if those hunors are hllo wed accumdiate. sni
crisis, or, in other words. a Storm will arise.,,
which is always more or less dangeroGs. n,
WRIGHT'S INDIAN vEGETA BEE PILLSls
are equally well calculated to prepent the stormSa
or to aay itwhen it comes Bm, .hny.la.s,0
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE
besides being cheaperandIess troIblesome The q
delay ola day in the commencement Of s,ckaeassJ
has often proved fatal and always renders the cass
more difficult to manage.
Letthe sickness be caused BY s19:3SNh stl 10
+ lai CHANGES OF CWEATHER,l smaLH
hish living, want of exercise, close conhnementi,
functionary arrangement, or anything else, the,
effect upon the body is much the same iseqialIy31
dangerous, and movable by the same means. "a
i',e ,icl HAVE YOU A tCOLDl2g yl,eL,os,
Let it not ripen into Consumption. Are you Dys-.'
peptie Beware Of the hypochondria.y Two hlIsis
taken every other nigbton an empty stomach, leT;q
short time will, in nine cases out Of ten. Sure;
the Dyspepsia, and thereby drive away the legion
of"devlls blue" For Headache, no niedcideis So
is superior to WRIGHT'SINDlAN VEGETA7.s
BILE PILLS. Costiveness, that prolific ,nother,,
of disease is caused by torpid state the liver,
which these Pills effectually cures. BY striking
at the root of disease, Wrigbts Indian Vegetable
Pills prevent all and cure all They can hardly
ever be taken amiss, If used with common dlscre-.
tion and we commend them to the Use Of thossF
who have not yet tried them. III sdi 81 lsjtdid
AGENTS IN MONROE COUNTY. l..
J.. A. g. G. H. Davenport, Woodsfield.'
| Ridenharn s. Benninghaus. LewisvilIe siiS iss
Welsh g. Thompson, BeallsviIle.a egi ,esll,Iid
]. r, g. ]. Morris, Antioch. ......,.;,o.,,
Charles Hare, Summerfield ~
ne. Office devoted exclusively TO the isasl ofo
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PIbLs, whIen
sale and retail, 1863 Race street. Philadelphia; 2Ss
Greenwich street, New York; and 1913 Tremoh'.
street, Boston. .t S2~. - A7"Vi'e ysai
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q dF q a' q Z" 2 q = "
7Ne Great Specific for Coughs, Asthma. Can.
sumption, and all other Diseases Of the Lungs.
USED BY THE ,INHABITANTs OF CHINA FOR
MORE THAN 1900 YEARS, AND NOW FIRST
. 1NTRopUcED INTO THE U. STATES
Prepared intrely from the root of GINSENG :,
and warranted to contain no preparation Of Anti.
mony, Mercury, or Opium. .vli.yaHi u9,t
Its controlling power over these diseases can be
attested by hundreds in this city, who are ready
to testify that il has raisedthem p uA!S ~
From The brink of The GrapeL L-.r.-.--.,..a
after they and theirfr friends had long ceased to hope
An agen. writes--"Your medicine is doing won
ders in our neighborhood, as short time as we
have had it. Four Of our neighbors, whose CERT
ficates send you, date their a.. g.tl u.,...i d.
LIES SalDation to IL! ds,,ft. =.
Send on a fresh supply7t is fast driving out the
old remedies low price at which you put it
.. Oaly so Cents per Bottle, ,y
is consideration these hard tines" .f...,
The action OF the Ginseng Pa,.acea differs from
that af any other preparation ever before offered
for the same class Of diseases; instead OF quieting
the Bronchial irritation by their soporflc proper
t,es and thus rendering the lungs nsensible to the
irritation of the disease, which is but Fastening the
Patient to the Tomb! 1t H.. aa;..g.s...5l..
Removes The Irritation,
by its specific action on the Lungs, and restores
tie Sufferer to Healthy .-..........
Haze you a Cough7 ,',...., .
Recollect cough is but the signal OF approaching
Consumption! Reject in such case, the Opium
mixtures offered as Specifies, you would Poison
ASK your Physician- lie viii tell you SO.
Are you dragging out living death with that
worstof maladies,
''' BRONCHITIS?
Avoid The Opiate .NoStrunis.
Your case cannot be worse than dozens who have
been C,ned-P Permanently Cred-by this prepa-
ration! .!..,...s.. ~. .,,...s. ~
Even though Consumption be preying on your
vitals with its servent teeth, -
lih 3" THERE is YET HOPE!!
The experience Of dozens says to you, There is
MORE THAN HOPE!i a.i.a.t.,.
Try the GINSENG The price at which VIC
nut it, places it within the reach OF all.
Dapis & W1iner, Columbus, General Agents
for Ohio, to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by J. R.&J. H. MoRRls. Woods6ed
J. m. Round, Summer6eld. aargi. n.tl D..
Anshutz, Pollock g. Co.. Claringlon, .sgt
WEIGH g. Armstrong, Beaville.,- .sgbei9 ;.
VIM. Mckinley, Powhattan Point. ..I
August 10, l647.-no. %. ..t IL. , y.e ...-s
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! Gs570l asJAMES RI9MoRRIS, .eFafly
tbnr. ,gAsrT eRlNig y,Ajrsi AM ,sbsS a.
.bos6ns 50 Hsoeadsil3, ensf sesi GIVE A'Rsea
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THE UNION MAGAZINE,
OF LITERATURE AND ART.

Edifed by Mrs. C. NJ. KIRKLAND, author or a !
. .Ne,o HJtne,n 'sF0rest Life" &c., and filed
81 trith contributions rom the most eminent tcfs:
tiers of the country. boz Oh eeela3s19Hl ~
At the conclusop of, the first half-year of The
Union Magazine, The publisher feels lmpelled TO
make some acknowledgement OF his sense ofthe IA
vurahe reception accorded to it by the public. Its
success has certainly been unprecedented; and
while it may be pardonable 10 ascribe this in part
10 the merits of the work, ii must not be denied
that public goodwill and kindness have been abin-
dAntly demonstrated. The press in all parts OF the
country, has given its voice Literally aud heartily
in favor of the new aspirant. ... q. ,s..,
The Literary matter will continue 10 be nuder
the exclusive control Of the editiess Mrs. c. M.
Kirkland, assisted by corps OF contributors who
are either established tavorites OF he reading pub
lie or worthy to become So saeh as as Mrs, l. / N,
Cnlu NJ. M,.s : ~ ~ Fnsbr,, + Ena,, nI;s.
SVon, NJ Ssi..;s,. NJ iiannah u comtd Ntiss
y ~. o pr''o W. n Rru,n, E;'1 craon
nuSus," ,n'S NJ y TH;n;.c =" = LIE, r.
,, wv uo'han, II r. trncparn,r or,;iia
thnr, II, W meipert, II. l.. iuISe,iha'', IRVINE
Dewey, W:,',lmore simms. ana an keawooa s rlsner,
i"e.o "n' W wv p'sS' Va " si"' 4'''''' ~
eaGn nu"ioel' AS. 81,
~ 'ee s s.o, =, ~ .to,..,nss ,,so1 IN ,,s;,
saen " VI. sa, ,t -
.ouite." T.i;'' ,'. Ch;nasa ,nI D.
.ion ln,o pa.ona AZ
,an =, E,Is,, nonTr { ConsnI - Sha,r
o. .ne ..;,b - ~ o,,.;a,,s o,ia
na,; ,; Sn.Ma, m,.n ~. ,,,I.a, "a ~ ,,'.
WI pe a'a o',o.', a.to, u;,t bo ,u,Ja
,,e.,, "h,,;,n a,',tI af ar,;sts and al
"n'1n " n.s.y ;,y aon y, - ~ Ifn;In NJ.
:, ,ha ,,l,oa aIrood,, 90 roaro,n,SI,
|'ne "1i."y a. " III os,oo,n
- T,o IInnr Maraz;ne will ha ruh.sbed rerrlar.
~. 49, go, ~ n,oh mon,h
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TO COUNTRY EDITORS.
MONROE ACADEMY.

The Spring and Summer session of this institu.
tion, will commence on the first Monday Of May,
next, and continue FIVE months.
Pupils Of both sexes, and of allages, will be re-
ceived, on terms so reasonable as to be within the
means of every person. g. '
A sufficient number OF well qualified assistants
will be employed SO as to Insure good attention
TO every pupil. .......
There will be established two or more depaft.
ments. as the number and advancement of stu.
dents may require. "'.
All charges for tuition will be made by the
month, and for no less time--no deduction will be
made for absence, except in case of protracted ill.,.
ness. .
For the conditions of payment apply toJAMEs
MITCHELL Principal. '-a'
The following will constitute the various stud
les in which students will be instructed and the
text books and price oftution. 81 -.t 3
Studies. Tert-JOoks. Price per month
lphabet-Prmer and charts, 2eso
Spelling do. do. W.
Reading IN Cutie 1st s. I'd Readers q, co,
SpelIiDg-M 'Gutiie's Exercises, %'
Wrting-Lessons In Penmanship, - ., "a
Reading Guffie's Sd Reader, }$,75
Defining Speer g. Defner, } Tga
Aritllmetc-Ray's, part I'd
Geogispby- MitcheIl's Primary, 1851
Eng. Grammar--Primary Lessons, y #g
Arhme,ic-Ray's, part 3D.. 'i".
Geography MtchelI's School Geog'y t.".
Eng Grammar-RC C. Smith s Eng C. $500 H
Elocution-Po Porters Rhetorical Reader BID" ''
Natural Philosophy -Comstock's,
Chemistry Comstock's, a
BOTANY do. }$l,25
History-Wiard's History OF the U.SS .,.,
Algebra--Davirs' First Lessons.