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pre- sent q new plan for returning 10 specie
payments, H. has changed none, of the
vie vs. he maintained In his last report. He
believes the Secretary of the Treasury should
have power to control the CURRENCY to the
extent Of beins authorized a. his discretion
to sell bonds bearing interest not exceeding
- per cent, ard redeemable and payable
At such periods as may be conducive to the
interests Of the Government. for the purpose
of retiring All United States Bonds.
He will ask Congress to authorize q losg
five per cent. bond, TO be exempt from taxa
ten, with which to fund the obligations tha /.
are soon TO nature He will lay great stress
on the question of urging Congress to adopt,
al an carly day, fxea p dizzy, of nsraction,
which, when adopted, will cause business Of
the country to .Eravitate. -to-a specie basis,
which can be reached without a great dimin
ution Of the revenues or q wide spread inan
cial pane. He does not propose to state any
definite time for. the resumption Of specie
payment. but believes that with a proper sys>
tenn it can be at aimed with the retirement Of
over two hundred millions of United States
notes.
Ii will he shown that the Government is
oil high road OF prosperity in reducing the
national debt, and the Treasusy will cling to
the simple and experienced policy of liqu-
da;iag the deb; Iy keeping the national rev.
enue above the national expenditures. To
this end draft Of bill, prepared by Mr..
Willis. Spesal Revenue Commissioner. will
be submitted, proposing an equalization in
internal taxation. and a modification Of the
existing tariff r. -fT-- --rr TITO r.
Important reference Will also be made to
the raw cotton tax of three cents per pound
i'm posed las, session.
In 1867 and 1868. $S3O,00O, 900 of 1905
fall due. large amount of the first series
are row being funded in 5 20 bonds.
Improvements in the National banking
s. stem will he suggested and urged. RI Z Z
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"a "" oS TEHPrRAxcr.-Artemu Ward
has visited tha -tn1osenm' IN Lo1dOh. Re
SAYS II irst exam ned the stu led rnimal..
ot which the gorri!ler. interest 'ae the most.
Th-se nmpl--rniri,rl monsters live in Afrikr.
anl are be.I we'd to be hgmsu beings to i
slight extent, ai,ho they no; all we'd 10
v,te. la this depar msnt IS one o. Two SUI
pericr glrufErs | ne, er wouldei | were .
bird, b., I've somelirn visted we - "a
raTs, on account CT the long dittsrce from
his mouth - his stcnmuch. Hence. If be
owed beer, one mLc:gl would give him as
II lch enjoyment whie goi. down 80 fort,
mugfnIs would osGinaFy PERSONS And he
wouldn't get intoxicated. Blich IS : teaaiy
way Of amuEin c2e>self, | mast say. Ike
4 little beer ser and thea. .,,i vhor thr tee
tctsilers informs as, rs lhey irc.tenliy DC,
,hA, /, IS vile stsd aud even The swine shrink
from it. | say ii only shows that the swine j.
a ass who don; kHeu what's good bnt 10
nour gin and brasdy dcve ones throst -
freely as though il was fresh milk, is tho
most iiiotc sAy ef ( in to the devil ,aa,
knvS Of
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1t ia q curious fact connected with deep
mi. ing, thar from the hours of twelve at
nj BIT aud three in the morning. the dis,urb>
ing influences in tie bowels of the earth OBJ.
tain increased activity. AT that tIme it
observed by miners that water falls from
places where none Is observable during the
day. The volume in the wheel is perez ptbly
increased. the atrnosp phere is CHARGED with
gases which often prevent the lights from
burning. aud small particles Gf earth and
rocks are observed TO fall from the top, of the
drives. Whether this phenomenon is to he
attributed TO the diurnal motion of tie earth
other causes, it is worthy the attention Of
the curious.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

MApE ME.r-Th., is our manner of max
ing and using tue ms.erisl, copied after the
usay-s OF the latter day incss. ANY kind OF
nice. tender meat, VIC first Lslf boil, hen
halt drv, then shred very aue aud gr nd
through sausage ,neut culier, or wha, is
better, pou I'd !, t. spllp IN mortar. Then
boil an equa! waIshl best mealy potatoes
th9caashl- duac. off with their Jackets VIII
sic tYisg bot, mt. a b,g dIsh witt the neat
salt, sit, aat pepper, ard beat all tuee.-se,
INTO an iinpaipable mss. In winter tiiae
III cool place, this composition Will keep
good iwo - ',hhs. Ii r.,.;,-i fo- IL mediate
use. ihia Ell her ~ith n.;,k or Saisr-niik IS
preierabie-iiien thcken again with cora
meal or VII ant flour, bea, up a.i i'd two
eggs 10 each az IT of b. bat;er, and If bread
be the am put IL aacl, yeast tUr or!l>
nary wheat bread, lei il rise and bake last
the samr. II pancakes desired, fry the
batter as 1t :s, the same as Jack heat or any
oshec griddle cakes. Il a puddigg is Intend
ed. nid any ki,,d.ot trait, either green or
dried, and boil or bake you Please-it Is
gpoi both ways. .--
II the nteu,ioa Is to keep the mate rial !.
warm weather, II - easily done. Ma Ae it
into thin CAKES Aud dry either in the ,uu or
by the frc Dicviaciv as you wpLld last axes
and puttag away ia tiu cas- or closely
covered irult trs, it will kc ID alwavs ready
for at tea uintiies' uorice by sinply
s"ak:ng in 'epid wate-. | always use II u
this last way for '.uffiny Tor all klnds of
:o'rls auf roast ,oin;s Besides that Ihive
tound lhe mH.ie meat a very great conven>
Ience "he.i | have 10 hurry any PARTICULAR
meal, % 20 carry out into the wood, On our
hshi.is and hunting iramps
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DEPARTMENT REPORTS.

Postmaster Generals Report.
The following - summary of the POST
master Generals report
yxrEsDIrUREs.
The expenditures for the wear exceed thu
receipts SYo5sU3O9 The decrease of rev.
enu- compared *iih the previous year was
Is per ceI.i.. and he increase of exPendi
lures was II per cest. Including the siaud>
ing appropriation for free mali matter, ot
800 600, as legitimate portion OF the rev.
snue yet remaining unexpended, the actual
deficiency for tn. past year is only
$265, ,093. %.
LENGTH Of MAIL ROUTES.
The aggregate length oil mail routes in
operation ,h~ past year was lSU.92l miles.
During the year, much of the service in the
late irsurgent states was III operation only a
rart of the year. The net postal Liabilities
from those states, while in operStion, exceed
the receipts b. S15,3S3. There has been all
increase the past year iu.these states OF .0iG
routes, Al ,s72 miles. and 81 1877 1853 annual!
cost. More than one half The mail routes in
those states have been pat IN operate u. com
posing nearly uin--teuihs OF the railroad
routes Contractors have been fined $50 500
for delinqu-ncies.
FokbIGS NAIL ROUTES.
There has been increase Ia the hostage
Of correspondence exchanged with foreign
countries, amounting to- Si60,2Ss. Liberal
postal conventions have been c1lcludcd with
Italy and Venezuela. A basis tc7 new con-
vsn,iCn with Great Britain has been agreed
upon, cOursininc many advantages. A con-
veutiou wi'h Brazil Is also proposed.
THE Pacific STEAMSHIP RoUrs.
Considerable space Is devoted TO the mail
steamship line To Japan and China The
Postmaster General concurs with his rrede
e-ssor in the opinion that the ste;.n nships OF
the main line h..s tween San Francisco, Japan
nn.: China should NOT be required to touch
At The Sandwich Islands hut Congress must
determine the conditions ot release. He
urges q iiSer4i pc.icy towards tie eu,erpri-e-
= The free delivery is in operation ir toriy>
Six IF the principal cities, aud is working
satisfactorily
MONET CRDER OFFICES
The number of morey order Offices in op-
Grafton Us 40, against III last year; and 80
more az 10 be established in The Pacific
sta'es anI the territories. The business,
com pare. with ;h.tt OF last year, has almost
srebled He recp0inends far her legislation
upor ire sdbiecr; 70 Tgfrert incoa.is.encle.
and for the improvement Of the system.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Much spEcc is devoted 10 miscellaneous
matters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

How TO SELECT TESDE7 FowLs.-3ome
epicureau oonuoisseur lays down the i"liOw>
ing d directions for the seectiou OF good fowls
AS Chris mas aud New Yesrs are near at
hand. The suggestions may be of value to
those who can afford Ihe luxury of turkey,
duck or chicken al the present prices:
4 Young turkey hns u smooth leg and a
sofr bill, and if fresh the eyes will be bright
AM he feet moist
Ioung 'o"Is have DIR, tender skin, smooth
legs. aud the bres bone yields readily to
r. pressure Of e Eers The ssst are
tGose thai h.vt v vi legs. The feet and
legs Of ole fowls IS OF AS if they h ID seen
hard service in the world.
Young ducks feel tender under the wings.
and the web CT the foot is tran, parent. The
best ar. thick and nard on the breast
Young geese have yellow bills. and the
feet1are yellow and supple TIE skin nay
be easily broken by The head of pin he
breast is plump apG. The fat white. ,-An Old
goose is unfit for the h1man ste mach
Fowls are most easily picked if scalded,
but this ,erd.rs the skin liable TO be torn,
and consequently they will not look so nice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

WHAT THeY WERE.-l'he mavor of an
Ep glish country town Was questioning the
bows at Il le ragged school and he asked them
wicked world. He questioned them one by
one. but they could dos tell him. At last IA
little boy near the bottom sad 81 know,
Sir The mayor and corperation going to
church, Sir. f-ee ssr s1I
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'Ehe Atlantic able-.lGs Delicate
Working.

Ar. Cyrus W. Field, AT the recent banquet,
given him i, New York, related the follows
ing iucident, to show the ease with whcn
the ocean telegraph is worked:
To those VINO feared that they the cables
might be used up or wezr ou., | would say,
for their relief, That the old cable works a
little better than the new ole, but this is BE-
cause it has been down louger, AS time
proves the quality Of gutta percha. But the
new one IS constantly growing better. To
show hO" delicate ara these wonderful cords,
ii IS enough to .,ite ths, they can be worked
with the smallest battery power When the
first cable WAS laid in 1858, electrician.
thought that tp send a current 1000 miles it
would be almost like e strokr Of lichtninr.
But God was not in the earthquake, but in
the still, small vnicr. The o;her day Mr.
Latiner Clark telcgrsphcd from Ireland
across the ccsan aud back again, wiihss bat,
terr formed IN !ady's thitnDle. And now
Mr. Colet writes me from Hearts Content ::
Il have Just sent my comp irneats 10 DIR.
Gould, of Cambridge, ShO Is at Na.ent a.
with battery composed of gun cap. w-,r
. srriU of zinc. excited BY a drop of water
the simple bulk Of tear i telegraph that
viii d, thai y. think nearly perfect. l. has
never failed FOX an hou. o. q ininvter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

"Boy.' said fashiorably dressed man to
the servant Of one OF his companions, is
your master at home?" yes SIR replied
the boy, ''but he is confined to his ROOM
Hes CROWN Of his monstarshes, and aint
allowed to see nobody but his hair>dresser."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

BRIGHAM Young is luxuriating in the
honey moon of his 45th bride, beautiful
Danish girl of II. He has Just lost his 2l;h
wife, who was, bired without any ceremony,
or even notice Of her death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

been in possession Of the Bureau, is 3,724,
Of which 2,603 have been restored, leaving
eslance of ,isS parcels of town property.
The Commissioner estimates the addition
NJ funds necessary for the next fiscal year at
$3,S3e,0 Gee .-..-.....f
In accordance with the recent enactmsnts,
Commissioners 10 assess the, value of slaves
enlisted into the army have been appointed
Ia Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri and Teu-
neSsee. - .rs- err -.a-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

E-oni Eoy VIM Saith, formrsly Pastor Of the Yinceuon
ald Niiyiii- y. - baptist thyIrrhes
Having u.ef my family nuni - bot'c ~ vrr
Envfiauds t'-ruau Etsrs. have say that regard
them excellent n,sicins ezrr .1liy sl7trl 20
the DISEASES tlry recjHuls.,si Tor. Ihay
strengthen and nvguTte f'l- system when deilated,
,is-l in dissrers o tue liner irs appetite g.
have asI -ecnninenl. th.la 20 several Wy igsil..
who have tried thei and found h-ni greatly heieiie ~
the restvTutiUu Of heath. IDGIs lfUy,
WILLIAM SMITH
s6G Hu;cbf.soI ST., pilaaslllia-
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tfr0- Pe,. \. sIrrIce !sstnr q PSsyUul Bap;s:
Church. Pi.il-6r'phi['
From TIE -ssty resi- table rrnin.ufstns given o
DT liniinEl G-E''a bii,e. y-.-s induced 10 give tie
a tFi-l. Afnr yS'I. several BOTTLES found theu 10
F..i remedy ia. ,..iy, and excellent iouio fgr
tss ylunIalh d ALRRlGE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

TIE radicals object to. .'ohn Morr'ssey's
ell eiion- to congress, because, they say, he is
gambler shut they recognize Fhad. Ste>
ven. n one Of their great political leaders,
although he gamhols with a couple of blaekl
legs e,srv ght. Qx ncy Herald. i 7-3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

HA. r&S4

From IL Es,. 2 y F-at-l Asf.fat r.i.-r C!t,iL.n
CLro1irie. P.i!aio!is.
svs 'etfyci ',e-l-i i,feft fora ilr - IL ran4s
t.. Liitcts uud f-.! ny pils,ts 'fns,A
tl.ri. y.'Ir,iv ta'ir. Ell 'l' ,ufrrag
flonI general at ,iiy lfyiu ii,srses sii Z - d.
run.t IleIt OF L-s tTs-. tuIfs mary,
l.. b FcGDAL-.
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RFAD WHO SAYS Sc.

Ersm til. Rev, " n sei-e' TlstD- d. Twelfth BaIds.
ti,,lcE plAtltii iLd.t
Gennol-r rEvr rrreutfv seen iartT'uZ yu Ter 10
dlstrrssII sgc-ts oi it'=,sl.u. H'runIaHt -
'ffi rai i.- nervous system. NrpfgUs rgili-s wsfe
-errn- id- fi'nls and ftie' fcsi "a. Int - ti
oEt rel.c Your liagauts o. lHau Htt.f7 ..cuII-
uiei'lpd v p'f~Uns wr hal f7 ii n. and WINS" 1ycr-
nte naeluE ui ihpse Isus lIutal nr = t-eil. /
must couess thai nal T. Patent N-1,s
inIHi tue thpu-gnd ana oEv' gu IL EerSf was 0nla
aH sr7 tu ic go aim uH swc:pncl aud drugs-d liquor
lI-,z the community -y way. snd g tsi'ernry CT
which ic'r, Is 10 make nIayy a ceIlE.cd drunkAr-.
Uin learning tlt Yours YVES y aefcsl rr-p psrsiios,
t.k It With Eaii,, st,@ ls actiJI a sHiS rrsu ths
siofn@ a. ltt ui the nervous -y-tlIu was prompt and
rstiEaus ier that Eay- derived srrst aui pnrna-
H=nt y,IsHt from the lss Of a few bottles
ieiy RESPECTFULLY ytuIr
". 4 SEISFRIEE, ~ 2 Si.sek-nsSez -.
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DISEASES O. KIDNEYS
- n-e-L
REMENH-BER

That Til. 7rt,rsfS net Alooholic coniains
Li-ay, and cannot make Drankar'.s. 'eGt
Tor5c !. he World. -. -, 80.
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9aaqIa 80 !. 60 = q d
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NJ kNETSSL. German Druggist < Apo
VI fli~carv '',isos-st and rc.il' W1in ct Ottav,
Importer of D.ss- Chemicals French COyiIaS Br,das
Wf.e. tr
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L !. GRIGGS. Druggist, Bookseller, and
Ia. Sta,i'rsr ottawa. nj. -z
Si-n of io.i Samaritan. s-cnnd stor- = Sat.ngrrs
Illa2. south sic or court house Square. -
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TAR O. p. II NTHET Office in Glib
> 500 = Hafh-ws,'- nrug st.,r- metropolitan Block
I..is--- g.st u Fox Av-- Fret hsc.s east pGhss
-chn,i hoa.e ...s - az.
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Postmaster Generals Report.
The following :s summary of the Posts
master Generals report:
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professional Cards.

IT K. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Otta
IL. H. Will prat ice in tho several courts and
attend promptly to collections. convsyancing settling up
Of estates Investigating titles and all business sppert
ing - the ofessinn. Doe in Lelauds New Block on
La Sallsstreet, west Of Cturt House s-ptl '6s-tf
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-22
SCHENCK!5 SEwEED TONIC

This medicine invented by DR.. J. Fl SCHENCK,
Philadelphia is intended dissolve the food and make
chyme the first process of digestion. BY cleans
ing the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the appetite, and food that could
not be eaten before using it will be easily digesed.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schencks Pulmonic
Syrup unless the stomach md liver is made healthy and
he appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills
qured in nearly every of consumption. Ahaldoz
bottles of the Seaweed Tonic and three boxe
of the Mandrake Pills will any ordinary case o
dyspepsia. ~ .nt 81.
Dr. Schenck makes professional visits in New York,
Boston, and at his principal Office in Philadelphia every
week. See daily papers Of each place, his pamph
let consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
of the Doctor when in the last stage of Con-
sumption. and the other he is in perfect health
the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price dollar and
fifty cent per BOTTLE dollar and fifty cents
the half Dozen All letters for advice should be ad
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9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Geleral Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co., N
Y; S. S. Hance, Baltimore, Nd John d. Parke, Gin
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