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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25

COOP THISG.-Nearly all the Illinois banks
organized under our general banking law
are going ont of existence. The state audi
tor gives notice that The Traders Bank of
Chicago, Exchange Bank of Albion, City
Bank of Ottawa, and U. S. Stock Bank at
Sparta have gone into liquidation, and that
the balance of their circulation will be re-
deemed by the auditor. The City Bank Of
Ottawa, astoar readers well know, has
simply changed from State to Il National
Bank, and the notice by the auditor that he
will re ieem its circulation is mere matter
Of form, as thesGit, National Bank of otta-
will cheerfnlly redeem the few hundred dol
lara still aa,at of its ole circulation whenever
! presented.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
NOTICE.

gV>HE undersigned having formed co-rartnershp with
MIA. W. Mag. the business hereafter will be con-
Quoted the old stand and also the Warehouse lately
occupied by Cooley Gibson opposite Cushmans foundry
under the name and style Of NAGILL co.
Having ample ard facilities to do large bsin' s.
in both houses hope for continuance Of the patron
age hitherto literally bestowed upon
Ottawa Nov Is 'o5-lm BURKE 4 STOUT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
Notice.

yTyHE co-partnershp heretofore existing between
Sweetser Sandford and Alherty, known as +. ID!
Sweetser Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons owing said firm, requested 10 call and set
them. They will always fnd sDule one at the old stand
ready TO wait on them f. ID. SwEETSER
ROGER SANDIFoRD,
nov lI-3 X. T. A. ALBERTY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
For. Sale.
FOR SALE.

fU1IE Residence lately occupied 10y Charles q. Miller
Il which includes lots In the States Addition to
Ottawa. The property can bc had II a bargain.
sept 9, 65 A. D. SMITH Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
Causing Bodily Injury or Loss of Life.

Causing Bodily Injury or Loss of Life,
1T Is CHEAP.
Policy for $500 in fatal accident or SIS ne,
week in OF disabling injury costs but SIS $50 Der
year Any from S5r0 $1,000 with 50 to $50 week
y compensation proportOnae Policies writer,
for five years.
1T IS UNIVERSAL.
This Company nsures against all sorts Of accidents
whether they occu in travelling, working I'm the shop
factory, walking the street. swimming riding hunting,
fishing etc 1t issues policies tor all persons in all parts
the United States and Canas land grants permits visit
any part Of the world The in sought after and
valued by all closes OF men, rich poor.
IT'S RELIABLE
The Travellers of Hartford is the Oldest accident msu
rance company in the United States and established
firm basis 1t has issued many thousand policies pays
claims for compensation almost daily and its business is
steaply increasing Its capital is ample its directory Of
the highest character, and It has half million IN
cash for Dte payment IF iosrs
NO MEDICAL E-fANLNA TON REQUIRED
tn. Three cents a day will insure a for $2t80, or
80 weekly compensation, for one year.
RODNEY DENNIS, Sec. j. G. PATTERSON, Pres.
+. e.. HENSHAVV, Agent.
Office with A. b. Smith, Esq, side court house
square, nov 25-3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25

HOSSACK & GAMBLERS, House and
IL Sign Painters, next door to Mr. John Hossack's
Office Main street, Ottawa, ILL., Granting Glazing and
Papering executed in the best STYLE nov ls-3m'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
IIOST

A PEARL CARD CASE. Any returning II to my
IA Drug Book Store viii do the owner great favor
as it a gift, nov25 E. Y. GRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25

The TARlFF-The most effective move
ment against the outrageous tariff levied by
the last congress or two, to enrich New Eng
land a, the expense of the West, is in pro-
gress on the Canada border. Dealers In
Rochester, &C., 60 to Canada, buy five hun
dred dollars worth of goods, hire dozen OF
women to smuggle them across the lines un-
der their crinoline, lose half perhaps in the
operation, and yet sell the balance for a
couple of thousand dollars Silks, laces,
| ribbons, and thousand other articles can
be bought in Canada at about a fourth their
cost in the United States, and the only reason
for it is the high tariff. The New York and
New England retail dealers are beginning to
cry out against it, for half their trade goe.
to Canada. Nothing bring, people to their
senses SO rapidly as pressure on the purse
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25

AN sole agent in this city Tor Longworths Sparkling
i Wines ana Brandies.
'novlS w. L. GIBSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
Domestic Dyes
Spnrkliag Wines

TIyHE Largest and Best assortment in the city, at tho
IL Drug StUre of
novls WI GIBSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-25
For Sale Cheap.
Notice.

House and Lot for Sale.
IIOUSE containing rooms good well and cistern.
title perfect. Enquire the premises OF Fox
river house of JOHN CAREY.
sept 30 1s65-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

r O'CLOCK A. II

NV YoRx, January %.
The rumor that Leo has been made dictator
is currently circulated here. and il believed by
many.
The Times publishes 3 letter about The suffer.
| ings Of our prisoners in the south. The letter
| refers TO the barbarities ~practiced upon our sol.
diers, and accuses our government of neglect
and Indifference to the suffering.
The Times editorially comments on The suf-
ferings of the prisoners, and the opinion is fas,
gaining ground that our government is not doing
it- duty in this regard.
A letter reached here from . prisoner at Sal
isbury which passes all belief Thirteen thous-
and prisoners have been crowded into accommo-
| dations intended for | $40. with q scarcitv of
food and medical attendance. A great many
wers sick
1t is reported th4, ile PRECEDENT Of the prov
ince recently refused permission 10 a United
States war 10 vessel to enter the hsrbor. The
vessel was lying inside, twice flying the rebel
flag.
The letter ssys it is generally believed that
the administration il determined to pursue a more
conservative course, on the ground tina, the con
federacy has reached a point in its career when
i, is the policy Of our government 10 temper JUS
tice with mercy.
The same letter SAYS The president has sd.
dressed a letter 20 Gen. Candy, showing the ne
cessity Of bringing out all the cotton possible.
and that in a financial point of view it il abs ,
luiely necessary 70 furnish contrsbsud goods IL
return.
The Washington Dispatch announces that
Lee is preparing tor another Invasion Of Mary
land and Pennsylvania Is . last blow for The
rebel cause
Persons lately from the eoDfederacy say that
the mos, astonishing panic prevails throughout
the south. among the citizens aud soldiers.
Shermsn's march produced feeling of despair
which have been increased BY tbe capture of Fort
Fisher and his preparations for 3 march through
South Carolina.
The Times Army Of the Potomac special cor
respondent says:
Lee is evidently moving some OF his troops.
though IL i. not known in what direction. Ii
was generally believed that enforcement were
going to Charleston and BranchVille.
The rebel papers are making loud complaints
against the depredstions Of Wheeler's cavalry.
The Richmond correspondent of tho London
Times. under dates of November 2 aud Deem
Der 5. asserts that never since the commencement
Of the war was there more confidence enter
tanned about the safety Of Richmond and Pc
tersburg. iet Ger. Gr,nts forces be what they
may.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

WASHINGTON. January 22-The opinion Of
the solicitor or the war department.. published
last August. is semi Off cially re produced. as so
plicsble - the present enrolment and quote Of
5000 meu 70 supply Deficiencies under former
calls In that opinion the solicitor say, if,he
number of men taken upon consideration of their
service II is clear that the crosses; inequality
would exist in the respective different districts 20
the aggregate military service of the country
and A. each successive call sil accounts Of ser
vice preceding that call are made up. aud the call
for quotas should be such 80 shall soualize the
amount Of service required ifom each distr;c; IN
proportion 10 The position at their liability in the
military service The latest. which j. the pres
ent draft. furnishing one year men, cuts Nd IL
burden INTO three parts. and shoulders only one
part 81 the present timc. ,esyes the next 10 be
met. and at the next call the district which fur
nishes three years men now gains a; once in az
count with the provost marshal general the came
benefit on the quota Of the next draf, a. though
il had furnished three times as many men for one
years service. Is Is the duty Of each district "a
furnish me full number Of men designated as ius
quota these men should be furnished, whether
for one. two or three years Those districts
which furnish three vesrs' men nov will De en-
titled L. he full benefits thereof on sIl future
calls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
From ST. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, January 22j.-The convention
passed yesterday. in committee Of the whole the
9th. 10th, and llth sections of the bill of rights.
reading as follows
9Th. That all men have natural indeicseablc
right 10 worship Almighty God. according 10
that which dictates their own cOnsciences, that
no person can on account Of his religious opinion
be rendered ineligible in any Office of.trust or pro
at, under his state. nor disqualified from test
tying and no person might by any laws be mo.
Tested in his person or estate. on account OF his
religious persuasion, profession or religious prac-
tice ; but unless under cover Of religion, be dis
turbes good order. peace OF the safety OF state
or infringe5 on the laws OF morality, or injurc
others in their civil or religious rights.
10th. That no person can be compelled 10
erect, support, or attend auy places Of worship.
maintain any minister Of the gospel OF teachers
of religion but whatever contracts any person
may enter into for such, ought IN law be binding
and capable enforcement rs in other contracts
but the preference can never be given by .aw Ia
sny sect, church or mode of worship. .russy 20
church or denomination.
The corner Of llth Washington avenue VAS
destroyed by FIRE this afternoon The FIRE caught
in the roof from a defective due.
The interior OF the church was entirely consumed
including the organ worth 81, 00O. The pastor
Rev. Mr.. +. c. Hutchinson. narrowly escaped
death. No person injured.
The building cos. S27 200, complicated ,hre'
years ago. They walls remain standing.
Total loss $4,000. snI il VS. insured ioi
Sl2.00e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

MoRITz. BRorHERs 4 Co.-This House. one oil
the largest in The clothing trade in the west, No
}. East Washington street, il now already re
ceiving spring stocks. These goods have been
purchased with great care in domestic and for
eign markets. at the old rates for gold and there
fore can be offered at remarkably low prices
The Csssimeres and Beavers, on the counters OF
Messrs.. MoriIz. Brothers & Co. attracted our
special attention when WI last visited their spa
cious rooms These are more properly winter
goods. but a geDtleman well clad in them looks
remarkably well in fall. spring aud summer. Mr..
Isaac Winter is the artistic cutter ct Mositz,
Brothers L Co. and the accomplished Col. Ser
ger is always present to attend TO purchasers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
La RuE's GREAT WAR suow-This exhibit

la RUE's GREAT WAR SHow.-This exhibit
ton. which commences q series OF entertain
ments at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening,
The 2ith. is said to he a rare specimen Of art and
mechanical skill. We know nothing of il, eI-
cept that il comes well recommended 10y the
press thOughouE the country. We understand
that ii is not. a. many suppose. = panorama. but
- AN exhibition of the principal scenes of the
present war, by means OF moving, mechanical
figures and pyratechnic effects, re-enacting with
life Ike vividness. many striking incidents OF
camp life. "a well "a the different contests by va
ter. Ia addition TO the laramie and strs,opa-
titic part of the entertainment, Mr.. c. La Rue
introduces at intervsles n number of his mirth-
provoking eccentric delineations of character 40
which he IS said to be without a rival. We pre-
dict a large audience at Masonic Hall during the
week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

= heavy fog. obscarire everything across
rect, obscuring al tie gas llghts. obscuring
ssars IN the hemispberical. c~ircumsmbi-
midnight armament, settled over tins &C
metropolis night before last. aud hung OF
sf,er the succeeding matitutenal sun Pre-
i had raised. it bad drirz'ed. It had
-. Il h.d -no.ei. it had thased and u had
zen, AID therefore subsequently DARK n
Fypt sss the glo. OF CUTTERS rolling rsDldly'
aud many Al Independently moral and sublime
ooeas' hoih Of male and female institutions were
sel@enl' surprised 70 ascertain that their heels
hAd shPped ~. aud that tbey we're fundamen
tsliy ga1eg heavenward toward celestial objects
hey could Let see a, all.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

FoarnEss Moxaos. January 0-Tbs FIJI
gates, Minnesota. Wsbash and Colorado and the
greater portion of The larger vessels belonging 10
Admiral Por,er's fleet. operating against Port
Fisher hare returned and are now at anchor IN
Hampton Roads.
The steamer General Lyon arrived INF. sfer.
noon, with FIVE hundred men Of the 10Th North
C~arolins. captured a, Fo-s Fisher, who are to be
sent 10 For, Delaware.
Our troops are actively engaged IN reconnoiier.
ing along the banks of The Cape Fear river and
sounding for torpedoes. and removing ohs,ruc-
lions to free navigation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

"a Rhodious-Royal George-of the
Circle" North Meridian street. has made all
his necessary arrangements with eastern houses
for the daily receipt of canned aud shelled oys-
tiers. fine, fat. fresh, and magni6cently large. In
all respects Rhodius IS up with the times. and. for
bivelves, crabs, Holsters, cod, halibut, herring.
Wild turkey. a splendid cup OF coffee. with soft
boiled eggs and 4 dry toast. and beverages and
cigars accompanying them. Gentlemen. visit
him and come away satisfied and loud in his
praise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
From Cairo

C.rRo. January 22-The steamer Darling,
from Memphis, has arrived. with Ill b,les OF
cotton for g Louis. and 10 bales Of cotton 'os
Cincinnati
By present indications. Gen. Thomas .rny
VAL not soon move from their present position
on the Tennessee river 80 winter quarters are be
ing constructed
General Thomas and staff have passed down
he river on the steamer Rocket.
Over 200 rebel prisoners have arrived from
Rock Island, destined south 20 be exchanged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

t We were rejoiced to see our OLD friend
Hsnnemsn. formerly OF indianapolis, but now of
the firm of Hanneman 4 Nabb, Titusville, Penn
sylyania. where they are proprietors OF the fer
ropin Lunch" a celebrated place OF resort for
gentlemen. We are also happy to learn that
both of our late distinguished townsmeu have
interest 10 petroleum. and are reported TO he
making green backs hand over fist. They were
smart and went into the oil business before our
excellent governor OF the Tarspring concern got
half OF himself creased
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

SUPRrnx Counr-JAx. 20.-Dilard Ricke,..
& al vs.. David Fogleman OF al Morgan c c.
reversed.
williamson Wright We. Aaron n. Fiory, admin
.strstor Of James Rogers. president. &c. Cass
Z. r. Affirmed. 5 per cent.
State CT rel. Marks. auditor. &c. vs johr
Shiiener ct al. Morgan Q. G.. Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

Is IL will De seen by reference TO oar legis
lative report that the hall OF the House Of Rep
resentatives was, on Saturday last. granted to the
Hon. Henry Walker for Tuesday next. for tue
purpose of delivering one Of his unique lectures
Without doubt a cultivated and crowded audi
ence viii be present to hear the distinguished
orator. Legislature men and statesmen gene
rally might infinitely prof, by Mr.. Walker eI-
ample
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

ts The great Jukes and the big headed bsoy
are still performing star engagements at the In
diana State Museum. We learn from those who
have been there. and expressed themselves TO US
privately in the highest terms OF sdmirstiou of
their brilliant enactments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

ts We regret to learn that Hon. Joseph Ris
tine. between Attica and Dan,ilie. on SATURDAY
last, met With sn accident BY the o'erturDing of
4 vehicle. by ~hich one u his shoulders was dis
located or broken. Mr.. Risiine Was conveyed
20 the housr Of /. friend. snd st last accounts. s
surgeon having besn called in. he was coEpSra
lively tree from ps;n. win = prospect Of rs
speedy r.coysry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

a. For beautiful misses seasonable CATERS,
for ladies' elegantly manufactured shoes. and for
the most beautiful boots, fabricated in the most
nnapproachsble style. the establishments, We
would respectfully cay TO our readers, of A.
Lintz, West Washington street, next door east
of the Palmer House. is the place 10 visit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

IL Never before was venison so abundant in
this market. vet never before were prices higher
In fact. they are eIofbitsnt. So i, may be re-
marked Of ell other kinds of game. IS well as
of the products of the domestic barn-yard
There is no scarcity. but = sonderful aud unpre-
cedented and unparalleled supply. Why. then
should the figures range TO such an extraordinary
eHferI1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

sE-C C Williams. Of the Oyster. Fish, and
Game Depot, No. 3. North Illinois street. oppo
site the Bates House. 10 10 receipt daily. OF eve
rything excellent in hs line. Call on Williams
for fresh cod. Holsters, crsbs, quails, pheassnts,
prairie chickens. wild turkeys. venison and IN
fact every dclicacy and substantial from the
prairie. the wilderness. the woods, or the barn
yssd-from the rivers. the lakes. the CULTS and
the oceans.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
Grem Dnffalo.

BryYALo. January 2. III is reported here thai
. terrible railroad accident occurred on the Rris
railroad on Friday night, near Westpor,, in con
sequence Of two trains collidiug on a tres,ls
work eighteen feet high. and that over 100 per
sons were killed and wounded The report can.
no. be verified. No news Of such q disaster had
been received st the Office o. the road yester
day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

nv SholtT. The great merchant tr'lor Of Ia
dian.polis. whose elegant sni famous room. are
located on North Pennsylvania street. east SIDE
south Of The postofice. i. -s assure our friends
and readers generally, ia receip' Of the most 81
serb stocks of cloths. cssSineres. vostings. and
80 forth. and is prepared. With the assistance 81
his accomplished cutter, to make them into gar
msnts on order. st the lowest cash rates. C,i|
and inspect these beautiful goods
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

e We call attention to the adv ertisement Of
Bachelor x Fearnley, carpenters and builders.
and manufacturer of sash. doors and blinds. in
TO day 3 Sentinel. Messrs. Bachelor 4 Fearnley
also pay particular attention to job work of every
description. Their place of business is - Circle
street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

= q -ill sell at auction today At o'clock
p. NJ seven casks Of No. | Liverpool ware. bg
the essk. One cssk will be- opened for inspec
ton. Groeers snd dealers are invited 10 bs or
hand. a. the ware will be sold without reserve
Assorted packages.
wv. Z. FEArHEssrox. AGctoncer-
No. So East Washington stree,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
At Side and Flip up this morning eve

~ Side and slip up this morning every
where. Especially let young. and also mstronly
ladies, go J, along our magnificent thorough
fares. Skates are for sale at hardware stores
and rheumatic masculine Individuals. walking
carefully with canes. sit down iuvoIuntariIy in
cutters al street crossings. and get up shaking
themselves. and brushing themselves behind
aud wondering Why such sn untoward thing
never happened TO them in their juvenile DAYS
Things are hard for the old folks now. but gay
for the young girls and beautiful elderly NO
men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

IL A soldier. or at least EN- individual habili-
sated 10 the volunteer uniform. appropriated a
horse attached TO q spring wagon. on Washing
Ton street. Saturday last. At last accounts he
was still proceeding. enjoying his ride
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

PIGEos SHOOTING. Double OR SISoLE-We
are authorized TO say that Charles Beadfsri. OF
Detroit, Michigan. proposes to shoot against any
man that can be produced in the state OF lodi
ana or elsewhere. for any amount designated
varying from 500 TO 81 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

METROPOLITAN THEATRE Mr. Nea6e, one OF
the greatest favorites over in this city, appears
TO night for The first time in two years, in a
great play, written by himself. entitled Val
monde. We bespeak for him such . house as
his merits deserve. Look out for = crowd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
~our distinguished fellow ei,i

~Our distinguished fellow citizen. Horace
Fletcher, Esq. is, We learn. now head clerk
n the q. =. commisssry department. IN the Office
located on East Washington street, . few doors
set OF Iittle's Hotel. Mr.. Fletcher. by reason
Of his experience in Stevenson, Alabama. pos
sesses untoubtea qualifications for the responsi
bic post The services of = drawer or more &C
comp shed military gentleman could not posi-
II, b. secured ~ our government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

~ Those who are willing to accommodate
the young men attending our business college
with rooms and board. please state the street and
number. and price per week.
70 81 BRYANT, srRArTos < SPKsCEs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

tr Gas costs per | 900 feet, in Washington.
ID c.. s. So.
In Boston Mass 1915.
In New York FORK, 81. so
In Pittsburg. 81 60
In Cincinnati. 81. 81.
In Detroit. Mich, 81 so.
And in Indianapolis. $3.50.
Thai is the price in 1854. So saws the presi-
dent OF the CincinDati gas company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

eB-Tbe largest stock Of boots and shoes in
the CITY 10 at Clark, johnson & Cos. successors
to vinnedge / Jones. No. II We.. Washington
street. Indianapolis. 23lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
~ CON PENs Ayp RusBKR HoLnK

~ CON PESs AND RUsBER holnEks -
Me-srS. Todd & Carmichael have a tine sssort
ment Of gold pens Of AL sizes. pocket and desk
holders Of every style. and warrant their pens
They also repoiai pens for any one Messrs
Todd / Carmichael also have s large stock OF
DOekel books. diaries for le6S. and : genersi
-ssoftnent of books ard stationery. IT No
n Psnsylvaui. street Don't isii to call 80
2l.2t