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A most touching instance Of hero
ism, and one Of the most atrocious
acts of cruelty. The truth of which rs
vouchcd Tor By the most respectable
authority. occurred during the Column
bian Struggle Tor independents. The
Spanish general. Marble, the most
blood-thirsty and treaeherous tool Of
the Spanish King, who was created
Countiof Carthagena and Marquis de
la Peura for services which rather en-
titled himto the distinction Of butcher
or hang-man, while seated IN his tent
one day, during the campaign Of Car
racas, saw boy before him drowned
in tears. The chief demanded OF him
lor what purpose he was there.
The child replied that he had come
to beg the life Of his father. then a
prisoner in Murillo's camp.
what can you do TO save your faith
err" asked the general. essa...
81 can do but little. but what can
shall be DONE e-ss.... ..s... sxusr.iss
Murillo seized the little fellows ear
and said, Would you suffer your cal
to be cut of to procure your fathers
libergy?"s 80 .A.ae as
IL certainly would" was the IN
daunted reply. as- ..stia $50 -.
A soldier was accordingly calle'
and ordered to cut off the ear with |
single stroke Of the knife.
The boy wept. but did'not resist
while the barbarous order was execu
ted. s.a - ~ ~
Would you lose your other ca
rather than fail Of your purpose?' wa
the next question. a.s,s fHr
81 have suffered much, but for m,
father lean suffer STILL" was the hero
ic reply. 80 .ss s. ssrsr
The other ear was taken of piece
meal without flinching on the part Q
the. noble boy 7i S
And now gol' exclaimed Murillo
untouched by his sublims courage
''the father of such son must diel'
In the presence Of his agonized an
vainly suffering son the patriot fathe
was then executed. Never did life
picture exhibit such truthful light
and shades in national character. sue
deep and treacherous villainy--suc
lofty, enthusiastic heroism. 49,.
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JOHN HueHrRs.

Who first started the bill between
Americanism and Professionalism. be-
tween Irishism and Americanism?
John Hughes.
Who made inflammatory speeches at
Constitutional Hall against the Bible in
the Public Schools, and against the
principles Of Nativeism?
John Hughes.
Who lectured on the fall and decline
Of Professionalism, propheysying that
Popcry would soon be the religion OF
this country
John Hughes.
Who sneered at the sufferings OF the
Madiai. justifying the prosecutions oil
the Tuscan Government, and called
the twenty-thousand citizens who held
meeting to sympathize with the Ital-
ian martyrs, crazy men?
John Hughes.
Who attempted to make us receive
publicly, and do honor to, a papal
murderer. seducer, and skinner, called
Getano I Bedini?
John Hughes.
Who made revolutionary appeal
to arms to the beloved children Of the
clergy and laity?
John Hughes.
Who threatened To burn New Yori
IN TWO HUNDRED DIFFERENT PLACES Al
ONCE. 80
John Hughes, through his Sexton
Deacon McMaster.
Who induced the rabid Catholic
Brownson, the living pillar Of the Ro
man Catholic Inquisition, to lecture :,
New Workers on The inspossi6iiity o
sustaining a republic sc'thout tie Catho
lie religion.
John Hughes
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Q. 3, Olementla Oaah- STORE.

III AVlNG just reeplyeda general iassortmeidr of
~ new goods which, added 70 my present sloek
makes nay assortment com 2lete-~all DIV hleh " ia
IN palt, of aNarely Of Cloths, Cassalnorcs, SAT-
petts, 1woeds, Jcanes a SKINNER ware Also. ~.
ery variety OF Prints, Lawns, Glnghams, Dcisins.
shqaa'n,1,tlncs plYn aud fancy Tlks, Lace Mills,
ALSO, a. due lot OF 9uoonsware, cuilerx, Groee.
rles, wer iogether with tho Une5t 4ssor i.ent q
lioaia y sh1bs over brought 20 thl, place. AnS
iHas mat cannot suit ~ pair Of shoes must siill
be under the innucRcv Of the dark ages.
& \. n. Ia ehhnelne my business Ia Cs,ult.V PEG.
uco so no mor0 than hat lam eeinpclas A. IN,
and hope Tits viii bo received as u isnfloIent
WANikAl, 10000 BASKETS whout. f...-.. ..asit.
4 10000 do corn, Tor which wll
pay cash. N.i ii.biitH. "a. CLEMENTS.
> laurel, Aug. 10Th, lSis--ag-u. tisi ai l.'s.
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bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, C'orns, Fresh cuts Or
sores, inflammation 10 the head,
|Stor. .ch, .Bowcls,eror Kidneys,
Summer complaint OF Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever. +s
| The reason why this balm reaches ali tI,sss
cases Is because II reduces inaamation., and
rsosss he secretious and nervous System
into action, This power Is owing to the
peculiar combination Of medical properties
without their being neutralIzed. The Inedi-
cine is perfretfully safe, not containing any
deadly poison, or mineral. IL will. Il used
freely, act immediately upon the liver, aud
all other sscreetve organs. -, +. : 'a.i'. Is s.
Read the folIowing Cersfricatcs. :
Certificate OF pr. J. II. Jordan, late Resident
Physician osthe Fourth Street choirra Hos
pIlals e.fas s.''l - g fr',s 400 80 go
can cheerfully recommend the AlieiatIvs
Balm to the public knewing as 1 do. ihaiit Is
an excellent article. ] used II with good
effect in Cholera. during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera iiospita In THE
city, In case Of cnmp, vains in {
stomach and bowels I also used Il In a case
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap.
pIsst effect. From my knowledge Of iis.sir-
tues, In the above diseases and others, IN
which have used II, have no hesi.ancy 10
. pronouncing It superior 10 any medicine
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted. aud would eheer'
J fully recommend Il to the public. u.
a H.. JORDAN. N. -.
!, Cincinnati, Sept. Let 1919. LIS
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So. . DlHy.aht y, - q, pee' ~v'pi AeSa'
afflicted with Asthnai for the last two years have
suffered beyond AL ny powefs OF description;
months al time have not been able 10 sleep In
bed. getting what rest could sitting la chair.
Ny difficulty Of breathing, and my suncrings, were
50 great nj times, that for bonrs together my friends
expected each hour would DO NY last, during
the past sk yeaFs have had the aid and aitendapcc
of somo ol tho most celebrated ph.sicians, but
have received no pcrfnunent relief. ut length
had The good forule to procure nr Curtls's iiyTrs
ana, or lnhaling Vapor and Cherry syrup. AT Che
time obtained II was suffering Under ons Of my
moat violent attacks, aud was In great distress,
almost sniiocaipg Tor Went OF breath. In less than
ton minutes after applying tho Inhaler 40 my
stomach, and taking q leaspoonlll OF tho Cherry
a comfortable night | have since confined /
With the greatest possible benefit, aud am now
comparatively we'll. God only knows the nniouii,
OF suffering This medicine has relieved mo from.
MY advice 10 tue suffering ls-rgy,tl; .
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MARGARET EAsTON.
uMPIIoN cURED.

81 tHNf i4.r.a 81 NENfAoAAf Dec. ~, lo1J.
] came 10 hSN York lao the ship Photographs: any
native .liace Is s.. John, n. -. When reached
tais eiil, my hcaith was very pour had yory
bal e0pgh. raised gF0al deal ~ niAltof, aud
WAS voiy weak end cipHelAtod. az friends aud
physician pronounced ny case consumption, aud
beyond Via roach Of medicine. accidentally
beard OF Dr.. Curlsa llygoaua or fnhaling ~ guai
Napor, aud cherry syrup, and obtained a .llaek-
age which verify believe WAS the means of saylnt
my life. Soop amer Weariag the Inhaler lupud
u relieved TIE pressure 90 ay lungs, aud AMER 4
willis The disease made " appoafanre upon uie
surface under Tho inhaler. 4 took the Choirs
Syrup ~ dircclod, aud continued IA DO 10, lny
cough gradually growing bgttan uitl u outrely
Ion me, aud nov consider ny self cured. I sllil
wear The Inhaler, aa the OF Il j. rather plcaaaai
aud believing y strengthening and purifying 10
he lungs, ! fselmwillngNs present V dispense
soldlg lloyd * raai, No, % coar,lmdl
utreeb a.. ~. fsing, corner VI J0hn slr0et and
hroadway, n. Y. Price 50 PACKAGE. 5000
". h,T-Any neison ouelpslng - 20 Boyp &.
PAUL, or Craris a PrRglSs New York, will 10.
eetvo package containing bottle OF Iiyrean
Napor, ono OF Cherry syrup, aud an Inhaler, ia a
nhat box, by express, fre 10 any part ofthc United
states IiolrpaekpgesioF sv,sq. ,sisfn'g
STAR - - ~. an. cara q .lts.l.r rfrlas
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This is to certify that In the summer
of ls4s, / became so very lame and
weak in my back. occasioned by lifting
that could not sit down or get up,
without holding on to some object. !
was advised to try Mr.. Folsha's Altera-
tive Balm. by bathing it six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and have felt no symptom Of its return
since.
My wife. also, has used Il for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very benefcialresults. ra
a III. YEAKLE-
Dec. LIST. is4o.
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H0ilE AFFllCTEl, READ AND BE MADE
a WHOLESALERS, HALL q NlliTE, hasins
formed q -parlnersip, continue 10 BE- consullod
Oh All d.esss,. ' ~ prsss s ~ osS
g as azure ~ al easea which they under-
by along course Of si6oy ana practical espea.a...
once OF unlimited eSteuI Drs. II. 4 ". have lhe
qualification Of presenting ple unfortunate Vim
remesef That have never faleas 70 euro Tho mesa
ssi,aIre,nlns cases of coNoR.nEA md syrH-
Under ,helr treatment, all Of tho horror. :. !,
Nenerehl Diseases, lmpuroBlood, Ulcers, lmpoi Az.
s., falns lathe hack and Organs Of Genera so,'i
Inflammation OF tho Binddof aud kidneyn, n 49,
celc, Abscesses, Diseases Of the Liver ami yeno .
Dropsy, kcrofula, Iumors, Epllopllc Fits, LUIS,
oIiho nervous system grperalys phrfb 80 n,..
enter, rnes' fislula, hnitnres, @e,a 20 perms
Periodical complaints o. remaic., h -: Z {
Pliea!ed or npnHips AIS, sss.ss g" 0nl
dent 70 females, cured, aud every e,s.s,,s 'ns'-
stored olts natural tone aud ylgc - '"H'""", ~
ws MK"s e5a Fever cured N ~ sayfour seur,
SEMINAL wkAKNnN--D ~ a. =.
part OF their time 90 the treat, & .re, we va
caused by secret and soiar xhail, nhich s,,s,..
diSSvs saa mlna' nnil'tir iho unfaronate i,,-
We sad and melancholy 90 eel. ,,eI,'.. is-s y.
habits ofyouh are wcakn' sss OF he hack li,hs
OF INC head dn hReas OF ses,
of Inc sge.1,ss ,is, peftonsness rcfahgnnohi
ION, &c. Tho feanul efloed N, az nj.
20 sossv memory, confusion of ideas
society, self-dislruai tlmldIiT ~ ~, o'
s,.s ~. ussa och persons should beforo con
suinhaahE mnffS lyc, tailsult nhytcih6 ~ s ~,
s"d Sas e ' una be az once fui,oca 10 hcah
AS Leilerss ddre,sed TO Or. n. n. win. ~.
49, =, .'pss t.nald. containing Tee nromnals
of,Ge United "a iSseassS Tyassss g pau
Susssts scfcey observed, :.
nov. IL ssa, t5-iyr. p s, .'' 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-28
A Certificate from. The ysv. J, Il; Finley.
sNgf Cincinnati, March 9TH. 1859. =

A Certificate from. the Yev. ]. b. Finley.
AS Cincinnati, March 9TH. 1859. =
DR.. Forsha-- This Is the first time in my
long life that / have given my name in
recommendation Of any medicine. as a gen
eral remedy, though have often been solicit
TED. | have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism
In my hip aud knee, Of which was nearly a
cripple, then for very severe braises on two Of
my family; then violent attack OF dlarrhaea
on myself; then for inasmatisn, for burns,
bruises, and for a very severe case Of stiff
neck, brought on by violent cold, and I
think have bad full proof OF its medical
properties, ina great many oftie diseases for
which you recommend II. and have not
found II TO fall In even one OF tbsm. sun, I
do not say that II Is an infallible cure. yet IL
10 my sober conviction, that It Is the best
compound for these remedies for which II is
recommended, that have ever tired. and ]
have tried many. will not. II can pro-
cure II, be without II in my family. for any
consideration. Hoping that you will still
continue to COMPOUND II honestly and that il
may relieve thousands of sufferers. most
heartily recommend II 10 my fsllow-citizens
as a most excellent Family Medicine. s
Yours. affectionstely, t
]. b. FINLEY.
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The Veal and Woe Of Social Life,
eliza ONE VOLUME LIMO, 81. 80 80
SECOND EDITIONJUsT READY.


"a deeply interesting and powerful ~ask. l.
strong drink IN both high and low life, Nor are
such scenes as u depicts eIticr akInary OF few
Let this book circulate II has benIncent aim,
and Is the vehicle OF ad iulrabiy told and most sal
= tsry lessons ~ Presbyterian ! ~ arii .sil
Although written with adifcet moral purpose,
which 10 asuaily afetier on the Imagination, lhls
hnoyel displays no common skill In fictitious CON
position. The plot y ono of absorbing 'ptercs'.
and vigorous character drawing.-New York
TribunP. - ~ ysf
Her descriptions arerexcesdfnfly natural and
ylyi d.-Purtan Recorder.
| Written with remarkable power. PROV. jour
ain "HHt-t'r i - aHs tr.' tnfitt 9tt
One Of is chief merits Is The excellence ofits
, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /.
Has so many thrilling passages and wen drawn
Characters that you With absorbedaii
Its certainly the most powerful tempctauce
tale thai We have ever perused.-Journal & Mes
senger
Beautifully written. .. A work Of great strength
and power.-Cospel Herald.
The Incidents dramatic. and the interest intense
/ TO the end.-Ohio st tesman.
A book which should be read by all-fathers,
mothers, sous and daughers-and especially
those who imagine they can drink temporarily,
without danger. itisexceedingiy interesting. -
Star In the West. 'ff' ,0li'
MOORE, ANDERSON q Go. =
4 ',,. =. see Publishers.
..sr .. i..,s % WEST FOURTH ST.
l. af..t4 TftlI Z. rs. fi Ili iShflhNA1l
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RRAfKEIiIl GliLlfh

YwyHfs Institution is noe ready 10 receive any
number OF young gentlemen and young la
= dies, and afford them the best ofhcllltles
for obtalnipr athoronFh cducaflon., The bnll1ibe
Is large and e9pyenient. and the Board u b. de-.
ton will be ncrcAseda As hSwants or the 1nstution
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
70 graduate at older Institutions, will do welto ac-
quire the preparatory studies beret -whexrs NE.
classes are MOI too large for. con YEN Icfce ana.
II mos most ' old inaiIauons My afies ~ s,a1,
uating, will receive appropriate DIPLOMAT y
Boarding can ev had goeiifzmlnssgsi near the
men can board thsmssv esat about sixty cents Der
week. The prices &c tuition range from s9.s6 10
5000 per quarter with Ten per cent discount for
advance payment. Forfnrther particulars address
g. s,..'r \ ~ cecilia JN0. w. LOCKE. Prest sII.
'if Brookvilie nd. Feb. 1854. .ts.
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Certificate from ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform very extraor-
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
used II upon one occasion. exter-
nally, with good effect. believe Il
10 be perfectly safe and cfiicacIous
remedy to be used In many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR, +,
November eist. 1858. ssao s-0
Wholesale Depot, att, e. G, Reak-
irt's, No. 81 Pearl st. Gin.
DIR. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store, North
side Of Fifth ", 3 doors cast Of Smith,
Gin. o. s. - 4la 81. .1i..l.i b iss.
For sale at r. Tyner's, ID. Price &
SOM, Llnck a. Farquhar's. DR.. Moody's
and Dr. Halles, Broskville, Ind. - -
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There Is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED In
BY boys, In solitude, onen growing up with thcm
10 manhood. and which, II not refofmed IN due
limo, not osly bdgets sarIolis Obstacles 90 dom
estic happiness, but gives rise TO n sc rtosof pro-
tracted, insldous aud sevastotiDg affections. Few
OF those who give way 10 this pernicl0us practice
are aware OF the Consequences, until they nnd The
nervous system shattered, feel strange aud unac-
equitable feelings, and vague fears la the mind
The unfortunate thus affected becomes, Is M able
10 labor with aeciist0hed vigor, or Il apply his
mind TO study; his step Is tardy and weak. he "a
dull, irrcsolute, aud engagestn lis sport with
less energy than usual.
| II he eihanclpatc himself before the practice
I has done is worst, and enter fnnirlmouy, MS
marriage Is hnfruiufnl, and his sense tells him
that this u caused by his carly iolles. These
arc considerations which should awaken the
attention ofihose similarly situated, ..,...
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lo'ssDRs FORSHA's sg "a
Alternative Balm.
.ABAI.si FOR EVERY WOUND
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER-
ffIl NAL uQE -4t

FOKlINIEkNAL AND EXTER-
t.e NAL USE. &c e
This balm is warranted to re-
lieye all Rheumatisms. Strains in
tho Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
SprIins and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
orfrozen Parts, oramp 'Chclic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor,
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REMEMBER.

He who places himself under DR.. KtsKELiS's
treatment may religiously eonddc In his honor IS
gentleman, and rely upon the assurance that
the secrets Of Dr.. KS. patients will never DO
disclosed. la % % u lttis..ll. i... .lI.. b.
Young man-le, no false 'nodesiy deter you
frpm making your case known TO one who, from
education and respectability, can certainly be-
friend you. -...si ii.if...tI ns
Too many think they Will conceal the secret In
their own hearts, and cure themselves Alas I.
how often Is this fatal ielnslon, and how many
promising young man, Who might have been
an ornament TO eociet., has faded from The
earlh.r.nfa.st .ill.ats 81. aI.tlsttIa...I.
slrctures OF tho urethra are rapidly removed
BY .ae Application Of anew uernpealical agent,
used only by nr. X I..l.as.a -. so .... l.i
Weakness and Constitutional Debility promptly
cured, and full ylgor restored.
COUNTRY INvALIDs' -.
Gun hAsc by stat " their explicitly, together
with all their " p'ons, per letter enclosing q
remittance, DE- medicine, appropriated
accordingly.
Forwarded 70 at. part of tho United states,
and packed secure from damage or curiosity. ~
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MARRIAGE

Requires tho fulalment OF several conditions, IA
order that a may be really the cause Of mutual
happiness. Could the veil which covers tho origin
of domestic Indebtedness be raised, and its true
source In every instance dsclosed-in how many
could "a be traced TO physical disqualieations and
their attendant disappointments Apply then
while II n yet timo, ia order 10 have your UNI
strung and relaxed system rebraeed, revivihed
and strengihcned. ''H 'st' le.
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frWhy may Sir Charles Napier
be said 70 have gone TO the North on a
plcasure-trip7 Because be has gone to
Revel in the Baltic. ~ e fe1 8
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RESchuyler Colsax is a candidate
Congress- In the district now rep
represented by Hon. Norman Eddy.
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r r X TX r. y 4 "
l.s 7. n. PEcKnAM, NJ. d., Utica, n. Y.
Z. l.. u. FLEMN0, N, ID. Canandaigua, n. y.
NJ. N. fiILLs, NJ. d., Rochester, n. Y.
ID. Y. FooTE, NJ. d., syracuse, N. Y.
Prot, Dunbar, M, d., Baltimore, Nd.
J. &. OERicK, NJ. d., baltimore, Md. . la. III
w. W. REEsE. III. u. Ncw-York CITY. m 81.
w. PRgscorT, NJ ID. Concord. MI. l........
J.P NRwLlsD, NJ. D., Utica, MY: ff II.
Rev. q. $ BEARD, Glenn Springs,S. G.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF GuFoB-s &
ALprN, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold hy
T.. 4. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DASfEL BEARER, Liberty.
fAwLs q MoRRIsoN, Conncrsyitlcs
>. STEWART. Grcensburg.
JOIN HrSTlg, Versailles.
Letter aadssssed 70 care 81 Mr. Curtis RafeA,
lgenfo az Rapenna Ollie. '''0
To Dr. MsRoms;-t have boon ten years trou-
oled with Female compl.ints-prolapsus uieri,
and all the attending difficulties: nttImcs render
ing my life most mlse-al.le hnvo had the aiten-
dance OF some of thu PHYSICIANS with but lit
We success; the most they could do was 20 relieve
-ecnro was oul 0fthoquestlon. For I've months
before commencing with your medicine, had not
boon able 70 perform any labor, could walk but n
few steps al time, aud scarcely went out OF
doors-in short, was completely prosiFaied, both
In body aud mind, aud expected 10 drag out the
rest of my days In suffering and misery. Butread-
Ing your advertisement. WAS Induced 70 try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholioon, as
the last resort. had not used u week before
felt like another woman. ny the use ofthree bot
ties was enabled 10 perform all the labor for Elk
In tho family with case, aud could walk any whore
In the nclghhorhood without Injury, Nothing but
sense OF my duty 70 you and 10 the afflicted, hf ],
induced me 10 state my caso TO the public. I AZ
safeiy recommend me preparation TO all mos,
suffering like myself. ~
(slgned) Mrs. sAnAn A. n ,.vo.
fRrrDoM. poRrAas Co., Ohio. Dec. %. is ssof'
J. h. ANARCHIST q Co., Pre- ,urictors
CENTRAL pEror, 5o4 nRoApw NV.
Feb. 9th, 1e5i-0mos.
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Surveying and Navigation 4
ROBrNsONss nIATHEmATfC Al.

ai'af org WORKS.. a. II a-1- .1-"i, De-,
HAVING been requested % 4exarni ne Pof.
III kobinson's Series OF Mafhe mailes and 20
report my opinion thereof. have wiz pleasure
made myself as weu acquainted with NE specific
merits Of the blocks, as We II could without ths
actual using Of them In me recitation ROOM. Prof.
Robinson must be, shoubi Judge from his book !.
q Keen, sprlghuy end th trough MatheInatlclan.--
no would seem 10 have either as the gin on IA.
nie, or tnc result OF = .ndy and practice, quick
.e s y. Psreepuyn & mathematical principles.
anu 70 os renarkaei adopt la articles Tor abbre.
ps A. ,ne heihoc OF solving problems. ,f r..
sSpiIlnAtions am furnishes abundant stock o,
spo,~,ns, ,h wiz explicit and Ingenious modes Of
sson,ng sneh. This work Is sufficiently exlonslve
instrue,s Sss" rypurposes Of use 81 College
, ne osoT etry cmbodlos great mount ofGeo.
, n's.V n ~ Jwlcdgc IN compass smaller than
,.ns ae diagrams we'll conceived ana re-
~. Aans well executed. .rH4I.iN
the > realise on surve in am ~ayigation isfuu,
eha y yes many interesting fait.. which may ba,
new 20 mostof our students. Tho diagrams are,
as li the Geometry, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophy - Dc = diy interesting.
not only ioris matter, but for tho .ianner In which
principles ARE explained and facts stated. Not
only tho student but the general reader may end
amusement and profit from die book. IT
suPessn icndeht ofthc Public Schools OF Indiana.
| 6rocncasilc, Ind, iss5. ifai iit
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-28
IsiL . ALsLsNG ILiGIEnst. : 1894
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AVA METHOD a MOST WONDERFUL dis
coyery has recently been made by DIR. CURTIS,
for the cure Of Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Colds, and all Lung Complains, by Medi-
Gated Inhalation. DR. CuRTIs's HyoEAnA. or liz
nALIsa llyuEAN NAroR and CnERRy SyGuP has
accomplished the most wonderful cures OF Asthma
aud Consumption, In the city Of New York and
vicinity for few months past, ever known 10 man.
II is producing an impression ON Diseases OF the
Lungs never before witnessed by the medical pro-
fesSi0n. (See certificates In hands of Aggnts)
The Inhaler Is worn on the breast, under the
linen, without the least Inconvenience, the heat
Of the body being sufficient 60 cyaporlto the huid,
supplying the lungs constantly With a healing
and agreeable yapor, passing into all lhe ulr-ceis
and passages Of the lungs that cannot possibly be
reached W any 0thor medicine. Here Is case ~
AS-rIlAIA I,IfIEn - III III