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81 pEts TOOTH.
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Ill Robinson's Series OF Mathematics, and 20
report my opinion thereof. have with pleasure
made faysclf rs well acquainted with tho specific
merits Of tho books, ms we'll could without the
actual using ofthom In tho recitation room. Prof.
Robinson musib be, should judge from his books,
keen, sprghiiy and thorough Mathematician
He would seem 10 have, either as the gin of ma.
ute, or the result OF study and practice, quick
ntultiye perception OF mathematical 'priuclp pies,
and To be remarkably adopt la articles for abbre.
WAITING the methods OF solving problems.
The AlgebraIs clear and sufficiently dlfnso II
explanations, and furnishes an abundant stock o.
problems with explicit aud Ingenious modes oil
solving them. This work IL sufficiently extensive
Tor tho Ordinary purposes Of Q Nirse of College
instruction
The Geometry ombodios great mount ofGoo.
metric knowledge In n compass smaller than
usuai. The diagrams arc we'll conceived aud ~.
marknbiy we'll executed
The Treatise on suryoyinganl Navigation isfull
and gives many Interesting fasl which may be
new TO mostof our students. Tho diagrams arc
as In the Geometry, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophyts dc = IDLY interesting
not only FORTS matter, but for tho manner In which
principles are explained and facts stated. No
only the student but the general reader may nnd
amusement aud profit from tho book.
w. q. LARABEB,
Superintendent oftho Public schools OF Indiana
| Groencastlc, Ind, 1883.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

. PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoU -Rstab-
ltHhod 20 years ago BY kINKkLlS, corner OF
ihird aud Union sis. between Spruce and Pine,
fhilaisliiin, Pa.
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BUTTONS THEATER.

"An In pudert Puppy Translated from the French
Monsieur qui suit le= tmnes, made his bow last
evening Of Burton erd found a mos fnttsrihz recep
tim. The piece ia sn absaro bu. comsaI, de all Of
the nnishsps and impertinences Of gay, sudscious
youth who devots- bis lime to FLOWING the lsdies
His inoesesut fitsons Involve him in q series of diff
fculties The Impudfnt Puppy encounters q young
married lady in tbs Park, and sfer little ba:in.ge
be cocly invites tie lady to dine with him. She COZ
sert. bet stipu atss tina. she shall name the place.
Accordingly be is taken TO her fashionable home,
int oduced TO her husband ss q gentleman thst she
does Lot know, ard rune the gauntlet Of large party
of her finer d. most OF whom hsve b. en- the objects Of
his free attentions on former occasions. He ais, en-
counters here the young gir .bom he re,lly sd1ires,
ard suffers fer reproaches for his ndis N inmate gal
lsntIies He beormes at laat involved in & cosglo n
craft Of pulling difficulties, aud retres completely
defeated. The lad)s maid Of the family, however,
nroceLty reveals to him some little odds and eeds of
secret alters connected with tie various parties who
have numerically quizzsd him, and he returns to the
psr or, sdroy bic information, silences some Of
his opposers ard teTfes others b. his knowledge OF
their domestic difficulties. He obtains the hand Of
the young lady, prcmses reformation snd retires be-
hisd the curtain after turning the tables on his former
GDoyes.
Mr. George Jordan, who played the puppy, had the
whole weight OF the piece on bis shoulder and though
someGmss not qsite smooth in the language drew, BY
the excellence Of hi' per,onation, much spplaase
Mrs Mitchell, who made Der fret appearance 10 the
ps,t o. Mrs. Turnbu, possesses rich, musical voice.
much grace OF decoration and genial, winning
emile. She made most favorable Impression, and
promi.es to be much Ct scquisit 10 the CO mpAny
Mrs Burton - the lady maid was most peasiOg and
piquant and Miss Thorne of course pretty and viva
cioas. The young lady visitors were good looking
and well dressed, and Of the gentlemen Mr.. Bradley
and Mr. setchell entitled themselves by their easy,
natural acting, t, an honorable mention. The piece
was decided success, If the warm spprosston OF a
crowded and particularly fashionable audience may
be esteemed 10 confer one ana "a announced for
repetition amid loud applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

MELANCHOLY PRFsESrnzrT or DEATH BIZ
YOUsG LADY OF KISDEHHOOK ~ Y, AID Irs SAD
FULTILLsEsT.-We have TO record most melan-
c oly stsnce Of the power Of hsllucnstion the
mind and heaiib Of highly respectable and intelligent
youpg lacy Of Undertook, ia this State, who some
Two yesrs since, while in the enjoy ment of robust
health wss yisitd one night at her bedside as she
sirned at the tme) by en- sppsrition which in solemn
cent Informed her tat ct the ago Of Il would b
M iIbsbiisnr Of another ana . better world. Sbs
nsce the incident known 70 her mother, WOO vsinIy
ssdeavored to erase the circumstances from the mind
Of heI daughter by treating e toe hsllacnstionof
crts m. The daughter, however, ayerred that she
ives in possession Of Der faculties ans wide awake at
the time o. receiving her spiritual yiritor and such
life ord eee she became thoughtful ard reserved sod
gradually sank vDoer It's depressing i0fsence pining
gradually until recently ste became tenant OF tho
grave yard Just 81 che wes entering upon hsr eigh-
Ie. nth year Kind rhoOk Rough Notes.
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SMOKING ON THE PANAMA STEAME RS.

r. he Es;to- Of The n. Y Trttvn<.
SIR: Knowing you to be Interested in the e1termi-
nston OF ell russnces to hesl.h and good morals,
venture 10 ssk Of you the space necessary 70 lay
case before those ipte'e,.sd
Alsoy an Invalid, who has jus: gore out 70 Caiifor-
nj. by the PsDans route for the benefit Of her health,
writes .. folio We with regard TO nui.sn e she found
where ,he expected fresh sea air II it we're not for
hat ooious tobacco, should stay on deck moot OF
"the tine; cannot do 90 on account Of the soonnabe
81 okipg." Now insmuch as there are many ladies
IN feeble heslth who 90 on, on those steamers, and
TIA: 70 pertor in the slightest degree sessck tobsc'
co tnol most distressing thing, aud SEA air tae
OF rtsiors,ve it doss teen ths. those in authority
sboud take measures 20 provide place on deck where
ladies nay Be free from re annoyance. viii no, one
Of The California lines advertise that there shall be
sncku Cd the quarter deck, and ses that there IL
more = ! I'm lure mary ladies' would prefer whichever
Lire shouId make sDet Al announcement. W.
E~, Yo.k Dec II S5S
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THE YORK LEGISLATURE.

Corrv.ponseLe. Q! Ths ~ Y. frisans.
ALBANY, Saturday, Dec. Is, 1880.
Everybody here is specializing IS to who VIII Dc
Speaker Of the Asss mbly. The contest is likely 70
be triangular, and perhaps as prolonged as 'na'
DOW going on at Washington. The promin'ntcan
dids,es are Mr.. Robinson Of Os (sott,) ana
Mr.. Odell Of Livingston, Hard Know Nothing. Ii
the Republicans aud Softs unite, Mr. Robinson ~ill
he the man. II the hards sad HindOos all vote
for Nr. Odeil and the Republicans and Softs SCAT
Ter. he will lead. and may be elected.
For CLERK Of the Senate there are quite nun
he, AZ candidates. Mr.. Richards On OF Albany. Mr.
Johpsou OF Troy, Mr. Allen OF The Rochester DeaO-
e,et Mr.. Bogett Of The Courier and Enquirer Mr.
sherman of Utica, and kr Hastings Of TAe Albany
Kni1ksrtockey, all Republicans. The candidates
e. CterL Of the Assembly keep more shady, watch
inc tie chsLcfs John s. Nzfe@ i the man 10
favor with the Democrats. The Hindoo a'PlrAnt'
are eco numerous to mention. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
FROM KANSAS.

C.rr,spondense OF Tire n. Y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIs, Wednesday, Dec. ~, 1855.
I have just arrived here by the Martha jew
ett On FRIDAY last 100 armed ruiiaus left West
mort COR Lawrence, and on Sunday 100 more. A
more abandoned gang of scoundrels could not be
collected In the Five Points The principal object
had in view by these men was plumber. They
openly ayowed their intention OF forcing " the
SLAMMED Yankees 30 fsht," and in that event they
oonld extirpate " the cursed breed in Kansas"
Two thousand men were said 10 be rendezvouseo
1T RickapoO / saw some OF these brave defenders
of he riebt and lag and order en- route, ana
from nv knowledge OF the border counties OF Mis-
eouti can testify there we're not ten sis'ehoioefs
in each 100 of them The respectable MlssQurians
,tsid at home, and in charity would lam Deheve
did not countenance the marauders In TINS ekpedl-
tion. The situation OF the inhabitants VI Law
renee ia truly crit ,a Navigation ON the Missouri
M ,a considered closed from this day as the cold
snsll ~ this week must bring down vast quantities
of ice from the I'D country. Reeniorcements are
.onsecuently by this means, cut on from tue Essl.
THE threats of the drunken. Idle hangers on OF 'ne
bor6e, towns are in a fair wsy OF realization;
Tb..e rnffaps 90 70 LswreSce determined TO una
. ..nse tor a ou ,rrel aud in case they succeed 10
o.,t;,g nm ever A b,awl, the Free-State men VIII
s,e hadly. ave wilt burn the ID Abolition
1ne,t completely out, bang the men as soon as
"csptured and rayish the women" These are Ihe
words continually on the lips OF these gallant
cbiyalrous sons Of the South. God defend tne reut
Lao here, thank God, where can at least write
tbe truth But IL not think haze neo my ltleIus
7 came On business Of the Territory. aud having
rsrI~c, "a nv arrangements, leave to morrow for
Se"ei'VN N'' ARR ESTATE SETTLER