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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-25

The cornerstone Of the great Washington
Monument will be laid at the National Cap
ital on the Attn Of July next. Wonder if tina,
old man, the slave Of Washington, whom
Woodbury. tells about, will be there 10 assis,
in the ceremony.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-25

Recent reports from Mexico say that San
ia Anna is in the State Of Puebla-a State
not yet annexed to this country as one of the
sisterhood-and is surrounded by a large
number Of chiefs and officers. A military
Almanac would probably read "LoOk out for
squalls about this time"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-25

FILA LOVE vs. Love OF MoNEY.-A
few months since, it was found necessary to
disinter some bodies in the city of New
York, when one oi thGm-a female-was
found in a slate Of complete petrefaciion, and
perfect rs when first inferred. 1t was taken
charge Of by her son. with the expectation it
would again be consigned to the earth; but
instead of doing so, he is erA,bi!ing il at
tlcenIyJfre cents a sighti
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-25

Madame ADELAIDE, the sister of,he French
king, died recently.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-25

Ming, uItu TtUtIIIIy'
Late European papers mention the decease
Of LUcA BRlsAlc, an old soldier Of the Aus
TRAN army who died at the advanced age Of
ZIG years. lie had been a soldier 90 years,
and an inveterate tobacco smoker l02 years.
He died as he had lived, with a pipe in his
mouth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-25

TOTT4N TN4lAF INE.Ns
Ripley, Ohio, Feb. 4, 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
Beard OF Supervisors.

MONDAY, March ls.--IIis Honor the MAYOR, presiding
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved
Petitions Of sundry persons for ths correction OF
taxes Referred to the appropriate committee.
Report from the Comptroller, stating that the county
clerk and register had furnished the accounts OF oil fees
received by declined to pay the same int the
city treasury, on the ground that the law was uncon
stutionsi and that they meant to test the question.
ALDERMAN KELLY offered the following resoioton;-
Whereas the County Clerk aud Register have neg
ected and refused to account and 70 over Into the
City Treasury the amount of fees received by them I'M
der aud by vrtus OF the Act Of the Legislature OF the
state of New York passei Dec. Ia, 1871
Therefore resolved that the District Attorney be snd
hereby directed to take i'm medate measures to hav
the subject Submitted Grand Jury for their action
thereon In accordance with section II Of the act herein
before referred to
Alderman PunsER spoke at great length against the
resolution was after considerable debate, and ten
divisions passed, with the following amendment offered
by Alderman Croius unless they pay over within
three days hereafter
Communications "A communication was received
from the editor of the ial 4dpertfser declining
to print the state laws la consequence OF the nadequacy
Of the remuneration allowed by the legislature. 40
cspted
The Board then adjourned to wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
Police Intelligence.

Watch Returns before Justice Drinker.-At the re
turn Of the watch prisoners yesterday morning bsore
the magisrate Of the 81 ward police brought In
two Frenchmen, by the name jeremiah Moran and Jo-
ssph Mcintyre, whom the officer found in Barclay Of ON
Sunday night, drunk and very disorderly.
M.GIsrRArE-Wel, Moran what have you 70 say 70
these charges'
FRENcHMAs-Y our honor, We did not get drunk All
did went into de porter house, and sss reading
de paper about de French revoution TO be we got
little more liz ior than usual, and we we're ooIn going
home in Futon street and we're tslkin< rsenri Iouo,
and singing Vtpe b Roi Viue e Rof wren the Police
man took me by the snd carried us OH 10 the ss-
ton house; that's all We did, your honor
M.ctsrRArE-Yes, such conduct might DO vesy wei
In Enrons but YOU must reooect that We have law In
,h;. Tor the preservation and good order of society
and doSt permit ia liquor TO the streets
n, The Sabbath ia y disordsrly ana riotous manner
Nov n Won had bren ct home with your family, resdis
bout the French revolution instead OF visiting porter
hauss becoming intoxicated and making disturbance
A., The street you would have saved yourself logging in
ths station house; and now shall hold you to bail ia
500 for your future good conduct Col Snow, take the
on ,ers complaints which donc and both the &C
cured committed in default Of tail.
several old loafers and drunken vsgaboud', with
black eyes aud cut faces disposed OF according to
their merits
Charge Of Grand Larceny AConstable leseph srres'-
ed yesterday black fellow calling himself W m morris
on charge stealing from on board the schooner Aus
tin silver ~stch valued at s@5, 50 Oank ohi sn9 Two
silk scarf tn. properly OF Captain Encott master OF the
schooner On searching the person OF the go several
pawn tickets were found evidences OF reven flVer
new suit of clothes, Tor which N cwner
"a vsnted CAPTAIN ncotts properly was recovered oy
the oaic,r pledge nc Mr JacSslns, Va Grand street
Justice Dr.nkes locked Inc I.aief up Tor .Eial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
Common Council,

BOARD OF Al DERMAN MoNDAY March 20, ls4s.-MoR-
RIs FRANKLIN President, in the chair.
The minutes of the proceedings OF this preceding
ing were read and approved
STANDARDIZATION of sundry persons TO thsve sewer
constructed In 18th street Referred Petition, also Of
supdry persons for the construction OF ia Wall
street Referred
Psion OF numbsr of groc.rr, praying for relief in
having been imposed upon by William Mckenzie, in
specor of weights and measures who hsrged them q
alarge amount above what is allowed by the law. Re-
Ierred
Russ PSUemest.-Report of thu Finance Committee,
favorable to appropristing 100000 tbs paving Of
Broadway, between Chambers and vesey streets, with
the Rues pavement.
Alderman MrssERoLE thought II a very impor-
snt subject and II the report adopted II would be
necessary to see that the stone should be OF the same
sind as that now laid down The report WAS then
adopted
School appropriation Communication IRON the
Board of Education asking for appropriation OF soO
for fitting up school hours In the 18th ward Also for
appropriation Of $1,000 for purchasipg books and
stationery for school IA the len ward Also Tor
appropriation Of $36 % for fitting ur school IN the
9th ward, for the benefit OF ooiored children. Sc
verally allowed.
.a.on,ns Post'-Petition OF sundry persons to hsss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
New Advancement.
DRY GOODS,
Water Power for Sale.

Valuable Water Pr,sikges on For R,wr, .f6U
miles obOre Dayton, and one mile f,Oni shek
caier navigation 10 Tie Feeder If Tie Miap"
and Michigan canal
THE subscriber having built his dam a
l. cross The river at the above place, is now
prepared to sell or lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. A saw mill is in operation, and d
grst and Touring mill In progress Of erection. !,
is located in the midst Of an extensive whoa,
and wool growing country, and offers every in
duccment for the above business and also fora
wooden factory or any mechanical or manuihc
turing establishments where water power Is re-
CURED. village plat is laid out, and lots ar,
offered ON reasonable terms. A blacksmith unt
wagon maker would find il n desirable location
and good tavern or boarding house would d,
well, For particulars enquire of
Ottawa. Dec 10. ls47 GEO. MANN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Stone Quarry.

WE subscriber would inform builders and
l. others whom il may concern, that he is
now opening STONE QUARRY 81 miles
south east OF Ottawa, where he will be ready AT
oil times to supply all orders he may receive.
lie is also prepared 10 execute masonry and
stone cutting in oil is branches, and will war.
rent his work, for durability and finish, no, tic
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks 70,
past favors, and would inform the public tha, he
has leased tho quarry on the school section nea,
this place, formerly worked by sangerp, and
Will hereafter be prepared to furnish oil order,
from that quarter
N. u. lie will also furnish for buildings
Cups, Sihs, Pillars, Piiasiers, and Coi.mns. 40
perior TO sny heretofore used.
January .s, lsis, d. CoRRIGAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
nlr0irinrs.

and beautiful complexious thew should use Dr. Toun-
sends SusapdrilId: thousands who have tined, 1t
are more than satisfied, are delighted. Ladies OF
every station, crowd our office daily.
Notice 10 the LADIES' Those that initiate DR.
Tcunscnd's Sarsapanla have invariably called their
Stuil great remedy for families. &c and have CO.
pied our bills aud circulars which relates TO the COM
plauts otwomen, worl for woId-othcr men who put
up medclne, have, Slice the great SUCCESSES ot DR..
IotrHScHdS SdfSapdItitd N complaints mciddn Ia
trnlaeS, recommended theirs, though previously they
did not. lumber Of these mixtures, pills etc, are
Injurious To females, as thCy 0gguValc disease, aud
undermine the constitution.
N-rofgla Cmed-Thls certificate conrmSiyrly
proves that this sar~apaua has perfect cuuro over
the most obstinate diseases OF the blood. Thu, p"r-
SOUS cured ~ uuc house Is unprecedented
Three thIiyra-Dr TJwHSeHd-Dtar Sit: |
have the pleasure To IulvUu you that lhyrc ot my
children have been cuTud Of the scyotua hy the If
Vuur excellent medicine They wrr afflicted very
u took them away, Tor winch feel my,cliunjcrdccp
ObbgauoaS Yours respectfully,
lSNcW CRAM. log Wooster 81.
Op'H.DH Of Physicians Townsend Is almost
daily RECEIVING orders from physicians IN dilryvu,
parts ct the juon. This Is To certify that We, the
undersigned phy,iciaus Of the city OF Albany, have III
numerous cu-e~ prescribed DR.. Gowuscnds Sarsapa-
r,n, aud believe It to be- one of the most valuable
preparations IN the market II I PrtNG, MD.
]. WILSON, NJ p.
Ii BEIpUS, VI. n.
ib1Hy April 1871 I. f.. ElMrNpoEF, NJ D.
tGurWH.-OWIuL 10 The great success aud mmcusc
sale Of DR. Towu-cnl'S SaraparilIa, a lumber OF
men Tho were formerly our agents, have cunmcu-
crd making Sarsapaua Extract, EiNirS, BIJ,crs,
Extracts ot Yellow Deck, &c They generally put
It up iu the same shaped bottle, and some OF them
have stolen anu copied our advertisements; they an
only worthless muuous, aud should be- avoided
Principal office, l2d Fulton street, sun Building \
Y; Rcdiug, u co, ) States St, Boston; Dyou y
Son, 49, North Second 81, Philadelphia : : llaucr
Druggist Baltimore; I. NJ Cohen, Charleston
Wright 4 CO, Charlersst n O, $50 South Pearl
Il, Albany, and hy all the principal druggists aud
merchants throughout the L 5, West ludas aud the
Cauadas J IL REED * Co, Successors 10 Strb-
brns aud Reed, ljy Lake street Chicago, Genesul
Agcu; tor llluol> The frdde supplied at " l.
prices WHITE Il HUNTE,agents, Ottawa.
ms IO.ly. $ J. SNLrn. drugGLsl, agenl, Newark
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFULlY return thanks TO the cit.
Sizcns of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit continuance Of the same. His Tailor
ing Establishment is on the son,h side Of the
public square. over James Ryan's store
tie is prepared 10 do work on the most reasona.
BILE terms, and warrents all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will ,e done on shor, notice
and warren,ed to fit if properly made mp The
Spring and Summer Fashions.
From New York city, have just been received,
thus enabling him TO furnish garments in the ia.
test and mos, approqed style.
N. Lumber, and mOsis kinds Of count ~
produce ,oW be taken in paymms for wai.
Ottawa. May 8, 1913,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY e. BAJLEY

DE TuRN thanks 10 the public for the liberia
1 Opa,ronage extended 10 them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side of the
City Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCauy. They hay,
procured the latest
Spring and Summcr Fashians.
direct from New York, which will enable them
10 make up garments in lc most fashionable
style. Work will he done Ii the best manner
and all garments made TO fit.
Ottawa, Oct. 30. 1917
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30

Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing APT acres, IS miles north OF
Ottawa, on the state road 225 acres improved,
l75 Of timber, dwelling houses, one log the 9th.
er good frame, with we'll, wood-house and els
tern; $50 fruit trees many OF them bearing; 4,
good frame barn and shed and stationary thrcsh.
ing machine; the farm is well wsicrcd with liv-
ing springs, and by Indian Creek. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons, liberal credit will be given on part OF the
purchase money.
IL Bueau Countryside SO, i7,ni II cas-,
OF the 4th principal mcIdian.
IN Grundy County Sc a. 0, 80, 6; bf sw
az 10, 80, 6.
In wa Couniy.-E hfsw 80, 81, 9; sw fr. q
8, 33,0.
The above Lands will be sold cheap. On
mos, Of which, by paying one-fourlh down, time
will DO given on tho balance.
Nov 26. GEO II. NORRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Marble and Stone Yard.

n LYONS would inform tho inhabitants Of
D.Ottawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo
Vests livery stable, where he will be able TO Fur.
nish 10 order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in bis line OF business.
Ottawa. Sept. IL, lSlT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4, b, SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side Ct the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls in his line of bu.
sness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarrantel. Cutting done
TO order. may 2S, lSiT-iG.tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
SawYEssS
FLUID TX IRACr OF BARK,
AN lNfA ABLE REMEDY FOR THE
F5V3A q A9Q31
ind NE narious forms Of BiLIOUS
diseases, Hiermiitent Remhtant,
ChiH Feper and DUmb ague, hav
ING their origin in malaria Of very fer.
'lln or marshy districts, preparedby
DR.. \. NlWlER.


fsNht 'Niffi, ' HfNS'
yTIHIS rcmrd, II prepared entirely from vege-
1 table substances aud contains no mercury,
arsnic or any Thing that can prove injurious to the
system. It's effects are thosa Of y dcobstruent oud
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy action
Of the liver and stomach whose functions are 30
generally impaired in thisclass OF diseases.
Quninc and other lonics serve only IN many
cases TO brake the rhlls, nut do ne, remove the
disease Of the liver and other organs implicated
on which III, chill and fever depends; hcnsc the
usefulness Of the Fluid Extract Of Bark (par-
,lcularly where physicians canno, readily be con-
sul,cn,) which contains all the qualities suited to
the indication OF these maadies.
The 'Fluid Extract oi Bark" is prepared by
DR.. Sawyer after several wears experience IN al
minis,cring TO those afflicted, both IN the eastern
and western part Of the United States. aud he
can confidently commend i, TO the public MS pos
scssing virtues well adapted 10 the permanent
cure of the often long pro,rac'ed in'eImiilen's
aud rcmitlenis of unhealthy districts,
Huudre Is Of testimonials in regard to the eifi-
cncy Of the mcjicine from persons Of respectable
INV have been given to the proprielor-but he
/ dues no, make use of them as he prefers to have
the medicine introduce itself solely by its merits,
| Sold by WHITE n III NTER
Two doors north of the Mansion lie use, who
have constantly ON handalatge supply oil Drugs.
Medicines. Oils. Dycstuils, &c.
| luIy 40 ISt7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Drugs, Medicines, SC.

'H > $500 sssSSs W. q.
,-axuZ Vl>llE subscribers have Just received
L from New Yo,k aud philadcl
MssS pbia, l,rge stock Of drugs, med.
zines, dye s,u(ls, paints, oil, vanish
' rs, &C.. which will be sold on tho
loves, terms; all the most popular patent medi'
cines Of the day kept on hand. rhysiciuns nnd
others are invited to give us q call.
July I, Al WALKER d HlcKLlNG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30

TOwnsemd's sarAapariIla,
AUST received d the Newark Drug Store
~ large supply NJ this celebrated medicine.
i Newark, april, q, ls4s. 81. SMirn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
900 Varieties of AnnIc.

IA anu Nursery, on the ueSi side of For Ri.
rer, near Dayton, and five miles norlh.eas, OF
OltaSa. They consist Of nearly
900 varieties Of Apple.
and great variety OF Pears, Plumbs, and Cher
TICS, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and up.
proved Ncrscrlcs in the Union, embracing near.
" oil the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states the fruit of which i, is confident
iy believed, cannot fail to sui, the mos, delicate
and refined palates.
Inc subscriber assumes with confidence that
ne has Inc greatest variety and most splendid as
sorfment TO be found in northern Illinois. The
wees are from ! TO years Of age, and ranging
from 70 'eet In height, and well proporlioned.
al u pelieved that the lamentable romissness
On the part Of farmers, every where observable
~ psnuns Hu't trees, Is mostly attributable TO
inc almost total failure, in most cases, where
uess nave been transplanicd from distance
anu tne hbTous roots on which the tree relies fol
hs hutnment have become dead from too long
exposure 10 dry air or severe frosts after taking
snem up, either Of which is fatal TO i,s growth
Dut tnese embaIrassments no longer exist. The
Isime, can now be supplied in his own vicinity
wnn tue number and variety he wishes, grown
in the same soil and climate in which ,hev mr.,
10 be tsansplanted. 10y wv
II inc trees ere taken Up in the spripp, |
should DO done soon after the fros, is GU, of In
ground--at oil events, before tho leaf begins |,
put forth. Il taken Up In the fall, they shout
DO buried until spring. ''
Apple trees at the Nursery is5 cents; al, oh
or kinds, 25 cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb. 10, ls4s-iy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Gotsls.
City Hotel,

Ia City Hotel,
49, OHawa, Illinois.
YNHE public are informed tina, this establish.
mcnt has been newly fitted up and newly
furnished in style to correspond with the in.
creasing importance Of the town, and will here.
after be KEEP, by the subscribers, who solicit a
share Of public patronage.
A. a. FISHER,
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March 90, lSi7. 37-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30

ShOvels a scoops.
- For salsby ALEX. W. MAGILL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
w. 90 0 oW
Grated Fruit Trees

IKE now awaiting purchasers at my Farm
"A and Nursery, on the ,ces side Of For Ri
rer, near Dayton, and FIVE miles norlh.eas, o
OttaHo. They consist Of nearly
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-12

After debate in which the following sensors parti
cpated, Msssrs WEsTCoTT, HAMLIN, CAMERON
and Others The question was taken by yeas and nays, snt
decided In the Affirmative, as follows;
YEAs-MesHs Allen, Badger, Benton Berren, BorIand
Breese Corwin, Dodge Douglas, Downs Felch Fitzgerald
Hale Houson JohnOn Of Mryand johnson, Of Louisiana,
Johnson, of Georgia, Lewis, Sebastian Spruance Turney
/ Underwood, Upham, Webster, and Westeott--25.
NAYSMessrs. Atchson, Baldwin, Bell, Bradbury Bright,
sippi, Dickinson, Dix, Hamn, Hunter, King Mason Mil
Ter, Niles, Pearce, Phelps. and Sturgeon-20.
An amendment offered by Mr. YULEE, the effect Of
which take away the discretionary power from the
Postmaster General and after considerable debate in
which Messrs. YULEE, BRIGHT NILES, and Others par
cpaed, the question taken and decided in the negative
Mr. NILES then moved TO amend the bill by inserting the
following;
and hereby authorized advance the Ocean Steam Nav
CATION Comp ny exceeding $25 600 per month";
enable the company complete the steamship Franklin
building by said company and take security said ship
the money advanced such he may deem correct
and safe Tor the Uaed States and ad be reimbursed
from the payments to which said company may be entitled for
carrying the mail to Southampton and Rremen according
their contracts Provided That the whole advanced shall
not exceed ,00o .9nd rorded further That said COM
pany shall complete said within nine MONTHS and
shall also make arrangement with the the
ship United States form line with the Franklin Havre,
in France and the company rnony ships Bremen
This led some considerable debate, in which Messrs
DICKINSON, DIX, BRADBURY, ALLEN, NILES, and
others participated when the question taken by and
nays, and decided in the negative, as follows;
YEAS-Messrs. Badger, Baldwin, Bradbury, Davis, Of
Massachusetts, Dayton Dix, Downs, Fooe, Hale, Hamn
johnson, OF Md, johnson, Of La, Miller, Miles, Pearce,
Sturgeon--I6.
NAYsMessrs. Allen, Atchison, A,herton Berrien, Bor-
land, Bright Butler, Calhoun, Cameron, Clarke, Corwn,
Davis Of Miss Dickinson Dodge, Felch, Fitzgerald Han
Phelps Sebastian, Spruance, Turney Underwood, Walker,
Westcot-30 ,r
The bill then reported to the Senate, and the amend
ments were concured And the Senate took
MEXICAN CLAIMS.
Wben Sanata f,rtber
the post bill postponed and the bill carry into
effect certain spuaons Of the treaty between the United
States and the Republic of Mexico taken up. The bil
after having been amended in several important particulars
ordered to be engrosed and subsequently, read
third time and passed The ateness Of the hour prevented
the Reporter from obtaining the amendments from the record
The Post Route Bill then taken up and the amend
ment allowing newspapers to free of postage in the State
in which they printed econsdersd and after cons
derabe debate stricken out and the bill read third
time and passed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-12
TEMALE EDUCATioN-The subscriber r

INEMALE EDUCATlON.-The subscriber respt ctiul-
II ly to the public his intention establish in
counexion with Robert Dsnells,- NJ, School Tor Young
purpose the southern houses Of the block fonng Ca
pto late the property Of General Green, which,
gether with the grounds adjoining, be fitted the
purpose and be ready for occupancy by the % Sepem-
ber, II which time the school is to be opened
Having prior his pastoral connexion in Boston, spent
nearly fourteen this service the head Of the school
in Philadelphia, known the Collegiate Institution Young
ladies' and having secured the cooperation OF gentleman
whose experience has been equal his own, he hopes be
able render service society in sphere second
none in importance in its bearing The happiness and
glory OF country. The Of instruction will combine
all the requisites American female education both the
solid and the ornamental branches.
programme OF studies and will be prepared and
may be had on application. X. w. CUSHMAN.
aug 7-1wifseotf
Late headmaser of the ST. Andrews School, Madras and
member OF the Educational Institutes in Scotland.