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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
Decidedly Mean.

| Here Is about as mean q thing as one meets
with in politics. 1t is low, underhanded
attack by the Chicago Tribune on Dick Yates
No man in Illinois has been in better situa-
ton to serve his party, and no man could
have availed himself more promptly, laborious-
y and unscrupulousIy of the means at hand to
| serve his party, than Dick Yates has done.
| Hasn't he been used necessarily and merci-
lessly? Where was there q meeting, or 4 fair,
or a hoedown of any sort, bu: poor Dick
Yates had to be on hand to make the inaugu-
rating speech? And now, having used him
to their hearts content in all sorts Of dirty
| work. this Tribune kicks him aside as unceri-
He would disgrace our state in the senate by
outrageous scenes of drunkenness = we
want men ssof "sobriety and good morals"
&C., says the Tribune. And pray since when
has the Tribune bethought itself that /" sobrie-
ty and good morals" are important qualifca
tons for oflicec. Is it since drunken Dick
| Oglesby's election. or Wentworth 5, or sam
Moulton'sr A beautiful paper IS the Tribune
to lecture on 'sobriety and norality.' Here
is the way it walks into Dick Yates:
A NEEDED CHAyGE-There has hardly
been a session of Congress within our rccol-
letion that has not been marred by outrage
Gus scenes Of Gruukncss in one House or the
Enthusiastically in both. Lat,crIy the Senate
has been more frequently disturbed, and
more deeply dishonorcd than the House.
| That Illinois has had her share IN ibis great
| public odium, has been admitted By those OF
her citizens who have visited By tie Nationa.
| Capital, with the full sense OF shame which
| properly attaches to such confession and it
| is a poor satisfaction to the Union men OF the
| State to know that the disgrace does not be-
| long to their political organization. Every
man, woman and child shares in it, and every
one who has a proper sense of the deccucv
| betting q great State in the councils oil the
Nation, VIII rejoice that we have now tie
opportunity Of putting away the reproach,
and resuming the dignity proper TO the State
OF Illinois IL the Senate OF the United States.
II is now possible for US To give Judge Irum-
bull colleague equal 10 his own high moral
standard, and we doubt not that our Lcgisla-
ture Will find, am5ng the many excellent
men who have been named for the position.
one "ho shall rank with the foremost in ali
those qualities which should distinguish tine
statesmen ola christian people. We have
suffered too much Of the opproJriuu of pub
lie intemYerauce 10 view it with any degree
Of tolerance. and We tell our Legislature in
advance that the people demand sgbricty and
good morals at their hands as the first
requisite 81 their Senator. We have no. the
slightest apprehension that We shall be dis
graccd during the next six years. rs " have
been the past two years, but We can assure
those to whom the choice Is COMMITTED dat
in so plain matter - this, the VIII l.. hell
to JUS. rcsp1n..L..LtE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
Hon. "a. Ia. Casey.

From the Joliet Signal Novo2.
Among the numerous victims ofthe aboli-
ton whirlwind that has swept over the loyal
states, the defeat Of none IS regretted more
than that Of Mr.. CASEY lis numcrous friends
while they deplora the triumph Of r,natism.
state and national, most kuc-iy realized the
condition Of affairs in this congressional dis
trict. The district has given over six thous-
and abolition majority, and indeed seems
completely ingulphed in the cess-pool Of cor
rup;ion and abolitionism.
The friends Of Mr.. Casey, however, have
the consolation in knowing that he ran ahead
Of his .ici,et in the district largely, and that,
while Cook led his ticket but u votes in La
Sale county, Casey ran 2lG votes ahead of
his ticket in VIII county. Thus shows the
standing of these men among their friends at
home. Considering it was national election
and the desperate efforts made by Mr.. Cooks
friends to give him the full abolition vote.
Mr.. Casey did exceedingly well.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

DIARRHTI DYSENTFRv-We have examined a
great number OF letters from some of the prom
citizens Of CINCINNATI and Coyngtou etc., spsak-
the highest OF DR.. Strck lands -ChO-
Mixture for the OF diarrhoea and dysentery
The letters are too long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of
Covinston, Gays he pronounced iucsr able by the
best doctors in Cine matt, and bottle Of Dr.
Stricklands Auti-Choera Mixture effected a per,a-
nent cure after suffering for months with the worst
form of diarrhOea and dysentery.
Another says he was discharged from the United
States service after suffering in the hospital fer eft
months incnrable, and 4 last resource tired
stricklands ntiGhesIa Mixture, he got well directly
and has now entered the army in eood health
One man writes he has cured seven eight very bad
cases OF diarrhoea and dysentery in lie barracks he
was in with one bottle OF this valuable edcine In
fact We could h half paper with similar items from
tnese letters. Why does not our government secure
is valuable preparation. Oar army ought TO be sup
piled with it. 1t is bat short time since of our
men laid liz very low condition at OF our Cncin-
natl pitfalls his wife sent for, the doctors con-
sde ed MS an hopeless case. Shs however, save 4ia
Anti Cho era Mixture, and ia three weeks
lie able 10 home with his wife 10 New I,ieh-
mOnd, o. All these right at home SPEAK Ior
themselves. We hcpe all the soldiers viii put bottle
of in their kaapsacks it may them OF some OF
their comrades 1t for sale by Druggists AT % csn.e
per bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

CoNxoS CoLDs.-Eyery one is practically
familiar with common colds. The chill;Ecss
and shivering, the dulness and langor, the
soarness Of throat, pain in tie head, stuffed
nostrils, and still more, the ir-itaJiIity oftem-
Per and general discomfort, have not only
been experienced by every one at some time.
but 1t has been the MIST EatUne Of most people
to pass through this unpleasant ordeal repeat
edly and frequently. We would recommend
timely use Of -HId,1se H5rtcr:s Ci.ratire
Cough BaLsan, because It always cures. A
cafe, reliable and pleasant remedy. Full di
rections on each bottle. Retailed 10y ali Drug
lists at % cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

COTTON As kgEG.-TLere vas no point on
which the south calculated more confidently
yet 50 mistakenly as on the power Of cotton
1t Is actually amusing to read their boas..ug
on this subject Lciorc,he rebellion. Witness
what Senator Hammond. Of :. c., said in
speech in The I. &. Senate:
- But If tLe-e were 10 otter reason WIZ we
should never have q var. w9... any sane Ea-
ton make wax OF cotton? Ni-hoat firing =
gun, wi-A5U. DRAWN q sword. when tLey
maze var on Us y.. can bring .ao whole world
to OUT feet. Tho South IS perfectly compc-
ten. to - ON. one. two, Or three wears. with
out planting q seed Of cotton. ! believe that
/ II sl-e VAS 10 plant bat half her cotgu, It
wUu.t be an immense advantage 20 her. !
am ...t % sure but that after three Years
cessation she would come out stronger ;hau
eve: she was before and better prepared 10
enter aircsh upon her 1rcat career o. enter
prise. VIVA; would happen Z ul cotton was
furnished for three wears ] VII not stop -
depict what ever one can imagine, but this
i certain: Old EaglauI would ;ypplc head
long and carry the whole Ciy...Ze. world with
her. 10. sir. Won dare not make war on cot
ton. 10 power upon earth Garcs make var
upon T. Cotton Is king. Until lately he
Bank Of England was king. but she tried 20
put her screws as usual the fall before last.
upon the cotton crop. and was utterly van
qai,hed. The last power has been conqUred.
England now gets her cotton from India,
Egypt, Brazil, &c, and the sudden demand
for il il these countries has so stimulated pro
duction, that it viii he years after the war Is
over before the south VIII again be able 10 get
control Of the market.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
El.e Cn.c.. e,oEu.ll. Ess.fomcr..

From ;'1 CLa-l .~.. I-. 49, F...ul 4lcr.
Last Thursday fifteen OF the rioters who
were engaged il the fearful ID lee las, spring
arrived in this place in charge of delach-
mcat from a Pennsylvania battery, command
cd by Lieut. Lewis. TO be tried at the next
term Of Coles circuit court for their share in
the bloody trans elton. ILer were commit
ted to Jail, but, with the exceptions of one or
two, have been released on bail. Since their
arrest, as most Of our readers arc aware. thev
have been confined III Fort Delaware
Since the above was in type. we learn that
an Indictment for murder has been founed
aerinst John Redmou and G.. ". Rardin.
lnow confined in iai). and that Bryant
Thoruhill and jeff. Collins tout on bald 'hav
been indicted for riot The grand jury
failing to find indictments against the re-
naming eleven, they have been discharged
rom custody.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

a correspondent writing from the Army Of
the Potomac makes L remarkable statement
lie says: The use Of some she'll recently
OF extraordinary power has demonstrated the
feasibility Of reducing to ashes either Peters
burg or Richmond. Guns now on their way
here Will throw shells into Richmond from our
batteries IN front of the 18th Corps, a dis
lance OF seven miles. With these guns in
position, and projectiles prepared, our cun-
ners can destroy Richmond in f rty-eicbt
hours. particular kind of shellohas been
prepared, and in this consists the main tea-
tare Of the PROPOSED plar.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

j. p. Brooks, State Superintendent Of
.+ools, has issued a circular calling a con
.ro4tion of county school commissioners TO
meet at Springfield on the Sd of January
next. The object Of the meeting, he says,
will be:
1st. To provide for a permanent organiza-
ton.
I'd. To consult together with reference to
the general cd : ational interests Of the state
and the condition and wants Of our common
schools
81. TO discuss subjects affecting the ad
ministration the school law.
4th. To devise means for the general i'm
provement Of our educational policy, and par
ticuiarly to deliberate upon proposed amend
ments to the school law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

CANAL Observation-Disclosures on the Hi
nols IL Michigan Canal closed on the 30.h
uIt. On the n. \. Il Erie canal navigation
was closed rather abruptly last week by q
break which was too serious to be ropairef
this season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

The President has hardly five per cent
majority On the total vote. For every hum
drcd votes for Lincoln in the loyal States,
there have been cast ninety-iive for his Demo
cratic competitor, and large part Of lis ex
cess was given in New England in the Cen
ter, Western, and Border States Mcclellan
has some niuciy-eieh, votes to Lincoin's one
hundrei, despite ali the great advantages
posses sed by the latter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

PRAIRIE FRFs.-Immense prairie fires o.
Tuesday evening on the bluff west Ct Ottawa
started a rurnor that there had been an i'm.
Inense fire in La Sale that evening. We are
Happy to learn, however, that there was no
ruth in the rumor. We hear Of no serious
damage done By the prairie fires.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

The subject Of a universal language is now
exciting considerable attention in England.
A code of symbols has been invented. which
is declared intallible. The symbols are thirty
four in number, and have been tried in most
of the European and Oriental languages. 1t
is said that person of common intelligence
and education can learn them in few days
study
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

An order has been issued by the war de-
partment for raising and organizing q new
volunteer army corps, to consist OF at least
10000 inf4ntry,the officers and privates to CON
sist of men who have served honorably not
less than two years. Gen. Hancock has
beer. assigned to the command Of the corps,
with headquarters at Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

Forty-two Of the eighty-seven counties in
Ohio, or nearly one-half Of them, gave Nc
ClelIan handsome majorities ON the home vote
He IS beaten in the State 27,7j2 votes, cxclu-
siye Of the soldiers. One year ago, Broueh
had 81 600 majority On tle home vote. This
would indicate that the party who elected
Brough was i'll a rapidly declining state in
OLin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

Official returns from all the counties in
Illinois showa majority for Lincoln of 3d. 75.
Tie total vote foots up over SIS, OOO,-an IL
crease Of 81 900 since 1862.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

I. S. 80 LoAy-The subscriptions 10
the L. $. 80 loan amount at the present
time to about s3,500,0OO week or half :.
million day. 1t should be two millions
day to meet the wants Of the Government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

The Louisiana congressional delegation
two senators aud four represen:atiyes-are at
Washington, and Will apply for admission to
seats in congress on the meeting Of that body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
Ii;c late Popular Vote.

The following IS pretty close approxima-
dental election throughout the United States
Lincoln and johnson. ...-- 100000
Mcclellan and Pendleton. -. l,100,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

i plot to fire and destroy railroad build
ings and Government property at Memphis,
has been discovered, and the rebel agents
arrested.
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life Insurance!

The first four 81 the aNe companies issue Participating
policies wherein tho policy holders receive back in script
rtty pr u ne Yrslttala put h5a1tce Ssrl@ Iot't
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

Eighteen millions of new cents and six
millions of two cent pieces have been coined
within the last two months. What in the
world becomes Of them all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

INSURE YOUR LIFE. We agents for the Oh Con-
ue. t-l, Mutual Lie of HaTtiyri--Cait4i and A-set.
Sofr.1.J4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

a government loan of $50, 100000 in 500
bonds was negotiated with the New York
banks on Thursday.
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REMOVED.
would inform
NOitce Of Final Settlement.

SIATE OF II.LlNOiS,
Ia SALE COUNTY. - Th- Peoule Of tho State Of
Illinois 70 al 70 whom these presents may and ce
ciy to the next Of kin, heirs al law, and creditors OF
Benjamin L. lamb deceased.
Whereas John T. Lamb Executor Of the Estate OF said
deceased, Ia desrous O fCdeIn. account Of bis pro
ceeing as snch Executor and making final settlement
Of s administration, and for that purpose has made an
application III the County Cour, la sale county aiore
said:
We, therefore require you appear before said Court
the Court House in Ottawa in said county at the Deeeh
bar Term thereof 1904 Tuesday, the 18th day OF Decen-
Der next at 10 o'clock of said day. If you
see hit TO attend the final settlement of said account
Dated this 2oih day,of November. A. D. 1851.
s. w RAYMOND. Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

Attorney General Bates rendered his re.
signation to take effect Dee. lst. His sue
cessor has not ye. been announced.
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Congress.

Meets on Monday next. The session vii
be short one, terminating on the 4th of
March. The Presidents Message viii be in
Ottawa by about Wednesday morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

John i. Logan has announced himself a
Candidate for the U. S. senatorship. He
wants n,oro pay 60. his "dirty wolk."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

young woman in New York stole q ten
dollar gIeenback on Tuesday, and when ar
rested, swallowed il.
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r. arIlICrS.

nLEAsE remember that the subscriber is receiving
4 all his leather direct from Pennsylvania and is
selling Harness. Saddles, Collars fIalters and every
.hing in his line low any shop in the east or
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Shop at the go year) old stand southeast corner
OF Main and Columbus streets. augSi J. g. STONE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
LAND AGENCY.

Farins Prairie lands Houses anu
Lois, 1ai l"cnE- Lots. bought and slll Oh
Houses ana gocs and vacant Lots i'm
ottawa. ..r sale
improved and nImProycd Farms ia
Ia--- BruiJy and L.i--t.H 'mHLfla-5 i.r SAL .as
i-ll..- d. Iowa. Hi-.s .'..a liI Ms FE-.
We viii at agent 20 The payment g T4Ess on ~ l.
er.t ig JA4 state. ys Illinois, I.s. N;-g-sll AID N-.l
IIus- ~LIug To- Buy s-li Farms, Prairie Lsnls nr
Town LJt- wi.ILud II - their o. call and 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

We will insure against loss and damage Iy FIRE Dre,L
segS Furniture LylDy, turning Lt.fsss Nto5ss Nl,ag
i, IT, from day five years time the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

TEENS:

The Publishers have perfected svstcu of mailing by
which they supply tine MkGAZNE and NEEELY prompt
~ to those who prefer 10 receive the periodicals direct
from the OH ce of Publication.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

1--WE new Lumber Wagons, made at best shoPsi in
l. town for sale chsap ~
Jane 18TH O.. An DORM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
General Insurance Agency
For La .SaVe Comfy.

Aggregate Capital represented, s6,2O2,l5
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HARPER'S
NEW MONTH"; MAGAZINE.

LYt.t"aslly Dc ,-t ss,raof sgorE y he Elrttu %,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

thRp coy other men fFOm thO eReois
Of ordinary disorders TbSS bsaF paid
indiHerentlyI can, tolerate Hnu lowering
measures, are left long PROSTATE by sim.
pie depressing maladies, and ac9uire, in
some instances morbid sensibility
which is reflected in every direction; so
that ibriskness of action becomes irrita-
bility; aud quiet, seclusion and morose-
ness. They dislike themselves, aud feel
that they must be disliked, and if they
attempt to be joyous they lapse into
shame at having dissembled, and fall
again into gloom"
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thereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named guAranLors are good aud
sntcient a. securities for the amount for which they
Onsr to be hecurity. y - =
To DO certified by the United States Di.tr.ot AZ
torReyl Collector Of Customs, or any other ofioer
nnder the United states Government, or reSnonSI
BILE perSon known 10 this Office
All proposals. received under this advertisement
WI DO opened and examined at this ONCE on ~ ri1
NtsSDAS and sArUkD AZ OF each Week, at IL Al
1nsS are respectfully invited TO be present Al the
opening Of bids, II they desire. = ''49
A.Y. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief nnrtertn sSt.f.
!en<S'u Department OF West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

BRAIN DrsEAsRs-Dr. Richardson. in
q late number of the Social Science Re
View," says:-"Men of letters, men Of
business. who do their business through
other hands and do great businesses, and
men immersed In politics. induce in
themselves usually following maladies.z-
Csrdic melanchUlyor broken heart, dys.
pepsia. accompanied with great loss
Of phosphorus from the body; dia-
betes; con umption; paralysis, local
and general; apoplexy; insanity. pre-.
watnre old age. They also suffer more
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EoRM OF PROPOSAL

CDATE.
], the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver TO the United states az the Quarter
Of your advertisement Inviting prspos4s for forage
dated Cumberland, Md-,-1s54, the following
articles, viz: II rs n -
Of 1851 hnysix pounds
,7.o -1usnels Of Uats, in sacks, at-Por bushel
- -Tsns Of sailed day at-per ton of 1900
Tons of Baled Straw at-por ton or 1000
DsllyeEy 70 commence on or before the day Of
-I,is64, and 20 BIO completed on or before tho
day of---l66-S and -pIedge myself 70 enter
into written contract with the U4ited States with
good and approved security, within tho space OF ten
days alter being notified that my bid has been ac-
Your oD't. servant,
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GUARANTEES.

Capt. A. v. BAhRISaBa, Chief uArtermaster Depart.
ment Of West Virginia, cumberland, I'D. -
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County d., ana state Of, Hereby Jointly
and seTerally covenant with the United STATES and
guarantee IN case the foregoing bid oT--be
accepted that no or they will Within ten days after
Lhs acceptance Of said bid execute the contract tor
the b91ls wish good and sufficient surettes in .
the forage proposed In Conformity to the terms OF
advertisements dated --IsB4, under which tLo
bid was mHdeS and In case the Slid--shalI fRil 20
enter into contract as aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by the
said and tho next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person 70 whom the contract may be
Given under our hands aud seals this-day OF
-l86i.
Witness:
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KLINE 70 HEY-MAN-

With an entire new Stock Of GENTS AND BOYS
Clothing and Gents PurnishinG Goods kensFSIrS
consisting OF Coats, Pants, Yesfl. Shfrta DFaUsfI
andkeEehtets, Ties SookE UmhrellAs and Garnet
$500 % which We Invite the attention Of OASH
BUYERS, guAranteelRg sound goods and low nrfrSSs
e We intend all those who favor ns With their es
On mai & san sa again. K44sE 4sv,,.u
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lover the eAyingu Bn1t.l

lover the eAIingg BA1E.l
Open for Students day aud evening.
VIE purpose Of this Institution 4 70 insirust
b,c SSoang men tpg - IN principles
ouSnessand In Accounts and its NJ
- gs.lr HOUSEKEEPING, dEs 9H|F,
stripped Of ifs absurd ySrf5iSRs and ~,
n1ity AND iatEieaey, aud adapted % tis S,S5S "
state e the leading subject
Sncn ~ = exaet unerring and free nom eTisn
0S n IE9sS o. nature and eomFSsed in very few
Shg e then dnSted through ~ Sur eS ~
TeSs., In npmsrouS sets q books IN TreSt
.vstlssy o. forms TIL he thus acquires sI4SFy ~
the art which enables him TO an6Iv it tts u
to any Kind OF bastn6SS. ~ ! - ! W y
WRITING SCHOOL
e open day aud evening. attended, IL III .
~ eenuemeng where without entering for fI,s FSIi
fSs1 E good haHritink6G6 81 o6tSibSsis a
81 AR1THMETIC, eegS
ana tts application 70 an manner Of osFf
O9gpqhI1NG.HoQsE QALCULKTInEs. -
receive the atteation Their pFifasry g
1sssi s. o9 vii e made With
1enolns RSeSt!y to the Authorization d ~ J-oti
tSpen @ the student Also . oOurseof :,
asfsisas hsHasS36CIEE0E b8Be
comprising Political Ecoh66 {taaJ1e q .nr,.-..,v,
A1raaces and C6fTero1.I
o. eminent Budneas MenlinreEari - a. -.
SIis Il sSpapPtipS bushes tllIy sd
Instructions in the above subject, sre q 4
Iss 9 as and insaleations tending q ISs
55s tS e men. and cifzens
nd thoEqus q that 81 nv ~ -
~ while the expeTSe n ~ -.
= n N 49,, ia1Isr-4yss lgl5i,i
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@ the eeFs % tie b556kS n ~ ~
and bttdgepprS and especially 10 bj. Z,
ror.,I. ,,kr s e RET
NJ 49, Sapie On entering. Tor fbs 1870.
.saH pooks - T1m6 Unlimited: Il olelte
n 49, q eolIrsss8 ub1Siiy Is5J 20
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