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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10

TO TIE PUBLIC.

This IL TO certify that. Ia June last. | was
attacked with the Aslalio CholeraI aud was
soon, Ms my physIcIsn states Ia a collapsed
state. had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician iniol med my I'm.
~ aud friends that could not possibly !, :,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
one giving me any medicine or nounshm~nt
whatever, as !, would only hasten my death
Al this timeMr. Forsha came TO see me. aud
brough, with him bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm. aud asked
permission Of my vile TO use II on me, rs he
thought II would Immediately give ease. |
was immediately applied, and In less than ten
minutes was stored, aud was in warm
perspira.ioa, prior to which Time my exlremi-
ties were cold, clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
hotties Of the same medicine. was entIrsly
lieved Of all distress, aud in few days was
restored 10 health.
would most cneerfully and heartily rec
ommend this BALM TO all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used IL In
other diseases. aud have found IL a most
excellent remedy. / do not think II oan be
too highly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
do hereby certify that the above certifi-
cate is correct. and the statement of the
physician made to me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9th, ls49.
A Certificate from the Rev. ]. b. Finley
Cincinnati, March 9TH. 1853.
Dr. Forsha-This is the first time in nv
long life that have given my name in
recommendation Of any medicine, as gen.
eral remedy. though have often been solicit
tee. have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years; first. for the rheumatism
in my hip and knee. of which was nearly
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two OF
my family; then violent attack of oiarrhaea
on myself; then for inflamatisn, for burns
bruises, and for a very severe case OF stiff
neck, brought on by violent cold, and
think have had full proof Of its medical
properties, in great many ofthe diseases for
which you recommend il, and l have not
found II total in even one OF than. Still,
pc not say that IL is an infailibe cure, yet
is my sober conviction, that il is the be.
compound for these remedies for which II is
recommended, that have ever tired, e., d
have tried many will not. il can pro-
cure il, be without IL in my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will still
continue TO compound ii honestly and that II
may relieve thousands of sufferers, l most
heartily recommend Il to my feliow-cisizcns
mos I excellent Family Medicine.
Youss, anectionstely,
J. B. FINLEY
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p1 Happiness can be made
quite as we'll Of cheap material as
Of dear.
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC
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THE SACRED MEL0DE0N, containing Rrea
u vafiet, of approved Church Music, selected
ehlen, nom the old standsfd nuthofa, With many
origin icomposltons on new s,siem of olutiot
designed for tho Use Of Churches, Singing schools
aud Academies. ny A. =, usspEN
Two REASONS will ehlen, account for The greh
success. NJ This youmei
First. The cAsfar,ef ~ me Herk,-it presents
nov aud fehii, improved a,siem of notation
~ u much that u ah-lruce ahd dicul Ia this de
ilghtfui silence Il 80 simplinud that months ar,
~ adc equal 10 years N The common way ~ learn
lug the practice OF musical afi, fact SUFFICIENT,
p-oyrn by the ateeihtona Of of teachers aud
performers who have tested the system aud given
The work " great popularity end constantly To-
cfuasinr sale,
Second. The Qualify aud Ngie ~ fhe Msite.--
Many new pieces destined 10 plrtse ns long ~ au
sle lasts, INA, beionhd on We pnRrs aud also man,
of Tho old and tried melodies, hallewed from haso
ciated rvcoiuctons 81 sanctuary delights, aud thl
more welcome Ia the heart of tho wofnhipor that
mahy frequently substituted Tor them,
The Publishers may add that the mechanical
execution of tho work issupefof altogether Ia the
maiorii, OF Eastern Music Hook aud the price yof,
low.
i,may be had n. the principal Hook sellers or o
the Publishers
MOORE, wifsrAcH, KRYg& CO.,
Wholesale booksellers aud RtailoneFs,
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P A z Z NJ T
Nnrin0 NalIlIIe Tree

"A FTER GREAT LABOR and expense, we are
~ nov enabled tofurnish these unrivailed Trees
In qaanlit, at short notice. Price, $3.50 each,
cash.
HUNTER, coBURN, EDMESTON Il BARR,
Sole manufacturers and Wholesale dealer tn sad
dlery, Hardware and Coach Trimmings, NO. .
Church Building, alnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
We also have full supply of our PATENT HAIR
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Surve, ing and Navigation.
ROBtNsON,s MArHEmATICAL

4 IANlN9 been requested TO examine Poi.
III Robnson's Series OF Mathc MATES, aud "a
report my opinion thereof. have With pleasure
made ,ay self we'll aeQl United with the specific
merits Of the hooks, as we'll could without the
aetuni using ofthem in the recitation room. prof
Robinson must be, lshould judge from his book =
n keen. sprighuy and thorough Mathematician. -
Tie would seom To have, either ~ the gin of ma.
ufe, or the result of study aud practice, quick
intultvepcrcepiion OF mathematical principles
and 10 be remarkably adopt IL articles for abbre
waiting the methods OF solving problems.
The Algebral Is clear and sufleiently dlffusc IL
explanations. aud furnishes an abundant stock o.
problems with explicit and Ingenious modes Of
solving them. This work L. sufficiently extensive
ior the ordinary purposes OF n 1sse OF coilcgs
Instruction
The Geometry embodies great mount ofceo
metric knowledge In compass smaller than
usual. Tho diagrams are we'll conceived and r.
mnrkably we'll executed.
The Treatise on SuryeylnFan Navigation isfull
aud gives man, Interesting fac which may b,
new 10 mostof our students. The diagrams are
ne Ia the Geometry, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophy v ds = idiy interesting
not only lorits matter, but for tho nannerln whcl
principles are explained and mcis stated. No
only the student but The general reader may IN,
amusement aud pront from The book.
W. Z, LARAMIE.
superintendent ofthc Public Schools OF Indiana
croencastie, Ind, 1853.
Md.
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abe SptIIma 8dprm.
PHONETIC ALPHABET.

Zach letiar has the sound Of Tho 0aiscssed letter
or isttors IN mo illustrative words.
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persons of learning the OF the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

NaOIJNT WELBY for SALE.-A beautiful 70
III tshs epssst AZ Isod 10 Va ssnTsn ,,as al ,hs
Psom.e 80 .ete' q rich Lad se eoo
asns oemmGniosfioa Viii ~.sainst By cs'.se assmso:
spd raj rp.6 Location healthy nsshso.h cd sse "s
Price eco Appyts G b. ADAMS NO ." ~" -
Wsxbipston. d. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

nbrrher offer, for the premises occupied y MN
,ry.t. re.ideoce ru.ted the sousheny part OF nc "
.se Of Nevbvrzh The lot IS feet from sod reH
,wo.to,y eosse well and substantially butt OF BRICK
S,o tunis6ed with ras and Tbs location very
desirable 600, commanding sesuafu nev OF 1s h''' ~'
Highlands -. v,u... III H.
brsb nor wncb tine building for country rsndene
~i,h yiev Of the river and surrounding country.
Az number of first rsoe Village LOIS
JAMES w. FOWLER, Newburyh, N Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

VESTRIS BLOOMS.-Lades, do you wish TO
have shin like whits satin. Q cheek Ike peach, and
beautiful hsndsi yEsrRIs BLOOMS Lades these
cosmees pebean compositions they have an
epomous reputation Europe where they used By the
ais oer.tc besues Of vGaus courts Impossible g o.
tect their use; they nsurss ssf Your beauty viii b
bshtsned BY asips tho perpetual youth giving blooms Ecf
dnrI ladies' No air No q blonde Me- Sold only at No.
SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

DROPERTY in BROOKLYN for SALE
III tHOUsHs In Pacific st, between Hck, ana uenfy-s0
"a LOTS on Third plsce between Court and smthstA
- ~ !. D. H. NEvINS. Executor.
y" -fF' No IS Merchants Exchsnse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
fonses an6 farms h)anteo.

FURNISHED AOUSE.-Wanted, modern
Il frstcsss ioUSE, With water and sn throuihout be
$4,000 per ennum Possession desired by the goth Dec Ad
dress with psricu an Box No. l22 General PostOfce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
6crses, Carriages, Sc.

CIXTB-AvENUE RAILROAD Co-FOR
SsAIE- STU OMNIBUS SLEIGH6, very little used and
o,nese In every way Ao four tuns Of superior Enssa
HORsE SHOE IRON. Apply 10 tho SUPERINTENDENT.
corner 9Th ". and f3d-t
CLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEIGHa.-A large a.
~ sorueut Of two-sested SLyIGHS for two
horses made In the Of the best aterss and
equsl any for style tmanship durability Piece CO
and examine before purchAsus elsewhere No 2Wrreas
ORDWAY ELMBR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

COUPH q Co. have on exhibition for shor
NJ tine .THXMCYCLE Do PALAls DIES BEAUx
HRrs" ths Apotheoss Of tbs Arsp Pointing By ru.l =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
Jnstrnrtion.

FRENCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE Tor
4 YonNG GENTLEMEN (spsaish ana G.rnm L.n-
su.ss.5 No 10 East sith st. formerly a. peSrget. ses9a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

HOTEL for SALE-The four.years Lease,
IL Furniture. pItarss and good VII 40 TEL, ce1a
eide Of tb. the Hu~s,n River, Es sni
Phiade ph Rsrcaa De and c. iforns sod Nb,ny
err nv doirs 6fsfste business For further p.rtieas'
ihqaire Of . )MEh Moaoaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

EKENCH LANGUAGE.-Madame BERGEN
,.~, .ctf,JI, informs the Ladies PRIVATE CD
=. - ,r;n, At her nee No 80 ID sy bsween 18th
s,d Is,bst, f,f course Of FRENCH LANGUAGE al silva
quarter Toeo9msncs on hoNoAf Dec H. foui p''~.'
Ia zach elAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

CITUATIONS WANTED-As WET NURSE
~ by healthy young married Woman with fresh breast
pk she is clean TIDY intelligent and hlssy rec
ommended from former employer Also. good COOK am
to WASH end IRON By stsy, active Girl Call o. NO. u
6th-av In the Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

CTEAM-E ENGINE WANTED-25-h horse power
- second hand In coed order lwith without Boilers
dIe,s g. r. c., No. 1Sl Atlsntisst Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

DESIDENT GOVERNESS.-The advertiser
III wishes to secure the services Of pious Enssh Lsdy
spsan preftred) TO TAKE CHARGE Of the EDUCA-
TON OF his DAUGHTERS fully undere andnl Der duties
ard able sive thorough insu ton In the Epskh branches
French. Music and Drawing. Address Box No. los' fo'F
Office New York.
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Wamts.

A YOUNG LADY thoroughly understanding
"A the Of the Piano wouls like to add lev PUPILS
ppmber she thst instrument For further
particulars sddress THO aOUGa Box No. lS tribune Office
AN AMERICAN LADY wishes situation az
"A MONTHLY ana GENERAL NURs.. sest of refer
from bes. physician. Apply No 60 West Bhst nsH
6th.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

BROADWAY THEATER-E A. Marshall,
I'D sole Lsnss-Boxes and P5quet 50 CENTS Family Circle
md Uppsr Ter IS oentsj Prvas Boxes $5 snd So ;o
ons. A. "a, con ooockTdfS EVENING, VIII DO
nrysfmsd: MARY OF MASTUA
Eees.......hE Fisher Mary Of msnus Julia Hsyne
Tee.tota SooG. Sn.yu,H
Dance. SIC hos fHSo
MY NEIGHBOR5 WIFE
NJ, so,,srtoo Mr. Fenno Mra Someron. Mites Z. Harding
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II
~ CONCERT Of TRUMENrAL ADD VOCAL MUSIC
VIII os siven In the Cburch Cnton-sv
esiner Of Lafayette sv, Broofyn MONDAY EVENING,
per ~ isA The principal vocslss 20 sppeas are Mrs
JAhkSok, snd Miss MAaiA 8. BkAfNERt. Others
Hs g :pssss re Instramen.a Mus By DOB
Gfsee Church, " viii preside the Piano Forte Tickets
oesn 10 be nM the ve.tibals Of the charch 70 com
menoe 81 u oeloeh- Psrtcalars In futare blis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

YOUTHS and CHILDREN CLOTHING fbs
u I'll sses from three 70 twenty year., q wHoLESALH
D. CLOSE, BAILEY Ca, Ne PMtPlsss, n y.
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DIANOS, MELODEONS and MUSIC for the
il HOLIDAYS.-HORACE WATERS. Agent fJr the sale Of
the bet Beaten and New. York PIANOS now eel Ing No.
SIS Broadway entirely stock Of superior hELODE-
ONS MUSIC and all kpds Of N1sica Msrch .ndse 1t ere
REDUCED prices No better opportunity greet b.r.
Pains offered The popular and extensive HORACE
WATERS Catalogue Of Music ss Of until Jan
usry /. 1856 Muse sent BY mail poe: paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

WANTED-By a respectable young woman
w situation to do GENERAL HOUsEWOaK 10 pm
vate family; or TO DO CHAMBERWOhk and 10 tns
WASHING ara IRONING Wosld take Lsundrs Sc place:
~ hs WASHER and Ironsr She has the bss Of
ey reference from her place. Call at No. "a West D.
Al hstuesn 9th and 10th avs, top floor, front room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

URTON's, CHAMBERS STREET.
I'D Mr. GEORGE JORDAN With much respect, informs his
IN. uds that his BENEFIT viii take place on
MONDAY NEXT. Dec 10,
When will be presented % ne 81 this Theater) shakspesres
tragedy Of HAMLET. ~, -,
Hsmet Prince Of Denmark frst ums........M MI yordsn
Poorus.......Mr. Butoa Ophelia. Mnb E. Thorne
With fsvof,te Farce.
Qoxp Rail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

A CADEMY HALL, No. Cos Broadway, opposite
IA Boz ,t-For positively highs commanding
MONDAY Dec 10, 1875 The principal members Of the orig
nal aud ell Known
organised In isi2 conpi.ins
E. n P;e,cs J. W Rasuor, Nv Gould,
J. b. Donrikef, Lewis Mssrs, T. Christian
B. Mallory. w Cohes, h. Huntington,
L. Con5t and Joseph Murphy,
respectfully 10 ne ODD friepds ard psroos
in Pew .York twelve their c TASTE AND FASHIONABLE
MUSICAL sOIREES above Since their last appearance
In tbs city they added to already exteonve tore
any .opss dances &c and they viii ncw be able ~ pro-
sent NEW PROGRAMME THROUGHOUT, replete vita
gems character dances aod pew bar
The Hutchinson Family Ten minutes the Academy OF ma
sc new quaint quzzi-a and quiet ban 's in
et e Of eyeryhiDs and evybody For esht years tue
perform cd az No 42 Broadway under t1e drec
Of p Chty who longer connected With the corpA
In feet their psnes are % worc
teulsrs bills Tickets, Is c@nfa PARTICULAR NOTICE.
above troupe have (pow) no With p Chrsty
On MONDAY, Dec "a, they perform IN fhlsdephie
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ONE THING NEEDFUL in every family 10
Oaood SERVANT Good sERvANs arc d the PROTEST.
ANT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, No. z CsImne near Bleeek-
er.,t JOHN YOUNG, Agent
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
The LeWiSburg Chronicle.

Az INDICTMENT rAniLy JOURNAL,
Issued on Friaay Mornings at Le'eisJar3,
Iaioa county, Rsnnsyioonia.
TaRxs-sl 50 Der year, To Be Pup E ADvANoE--an1
the zamsra ra ger or shorter period Thus
~ cants will pay four months, cts for six months
al for eli sht mouths s. for sixteen months, 50 for two
years &C. Single No.s cts. Payments by mail paid
eeeivel in gold postage stamps, or bank notes at their
value here Papers to stop wih the time paid for
ADvEErIsEuEN1s handsomely inserted at so cents per
quare one week - cents each subsequent insertion s.
Or six IN optls, g. year. Half siuRre-25c, lsc $.
ca Two squares-s, yOc, 81 $50. Merchants Sc MT
ever fourth of colunn, so year. Al c;hcrs may
Be agreed upon. square is IL Lines IT BREWER or l. Il
uonparci Large stereotype and advertisements Of
u d.moraliziaE tend sn,y, not admitted
Communications desired tlpl Of General interest
not within the Of party sctarian contest. All
e,tcrs POSTPAID, accompanied hy the aud
address of the writer, to rvccive ait.uicn.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the office
of the Chronicle BY which often get Important News
n advance Of the Mails.
Connected with the Office ample materials for most
kinds ofJOB PRINTING. which will be executed with
.satncss and despatch and on reasonable terms.
s9-Cssus Advertisements to be paid for when handed
N, and job Work when delivered.
eooofice Market street, north SIDE second story, u
door above the Post Office.
woRDEN s. CORNELIUS
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Fare-thee-well.-.and if for ever.
Still-fJr eger-.arc-thcC-w
Honor to whom Honor !,

There are so few Of the out-Gt routine
acts of President PIERCE Of which we can
approve, that we take pleasure in alluding
to his refusal TO supply Gov. Shanuon with
u. S. troops to " crush Freedom " out OF
Kansas. Although his every act in rcla-
ton to Kansas, prior TO that requig, mcnt,
was wrong, aud all calculated TO throttle
Liberty and strengthen DcsIatizm, yet
hea be did stop To consider, and refused
to aid his own Governor il the further
prosecution of this most unlawful and un-
holy raid against Law and Order, Right
and Liberty. \ few companies Of well
trained L. S. troops, commanded By eXpc-
rienced officers, mi .ht have OverpowcIcd
the New England trtoGlcn at Lawrence; ];
but such an attempt would have been met,
IS their fathers met the Regulars at Con
cord and Lexington, with resistance unto
death and a civil war would have been
kindled between Liberty and Slavery, the
end of which no one could forcsee. The
suppressicn of bloodshcd, and the prcven-
tion of the dissolution Of tie Union, are
doubtless among the present consequences
Of the Presidents decision in that case
and peace we may hope is restored, and the
rights of the real settler maintained.
The outlaws who robbed the arsenal,
murdered Dow ani Barber in cold blood,
and who committed every outrage on the
free people of Kansas in their power, have
proyed themselves to bc as cowardIy As
they are villainous. Although superior
in numbers, they quailcd before the sons
of freedom who had resolved to defend
themselves and their families to the last
extremity. And when they found they
were not to be aided by tie u. 5. troops,
and that thcir whisky was gone, the sneak
ing wretches began to desert, and the
whole campaign is broken up.
Thanks to President PIERCE for refus-
ing to aid such a crew in such work .
LEwIsGURG UNINEEsITY.-Wea are In
debted to the President, DR., MALcoM, for
the Catalogue fer 1906, from which we
make the following summary of Teachers
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

NOT \ SUICIDE-The bonnet and the
letter found on Mliden street wharf, Phila.
seem to have been placed there by some
cracelcss scamp, with view to injure a
respectable young woman. On Thurs
day week Miss Eliza Fornwald, (without
the prefix Dc) called at the Sixteenth
Ward Station House, and stated that she
knew no other person in the city, but her
self Of the name, and that she was alive
and well. The friends Of Miss +. came to
the city, from CattawIssa, having been led
70 surpose that she had committed suicide.
The handwriting of the letter is an inl,ta-
ton of Miss FORWARDS.
There is to be "Grand National
American Jubilee" in New York, on the
Sth of January, to commemorate the Bat
tie Of New Orleans. Hitherto, the Tam
many Society and the Democracy have
considered this day as their peculiar prop
erty, but the Sam boys say they have as
much right to General jackson as anybody.
The jury, in the trial of Baker FOR the
murder of Pool, in New York, could not
agree-and have been discharged By the
court. The jury, it is understood, were
divided as follows: for manslaug ghter, 2
for murder, and for acqulttal.
WATER FOR SHEEP.-Unless sheep
have acccss to succulcnt food or clean
snow, water is indispensable, Constant
access to a brook or spring is best, but in
default of this, they should be watered, at
least once a day, in some other way.
LYCoMrNG.-Thomas Calvert, Jr, IS
appointed Post Master a. jersey Shore,
Vice Robert Baker, promoted to be Treas
urer.-Joseph q. Rathmel, Justice
Of the Peace, died at WiI.iam>port, 10th
inst, at an advanced age.
CooL.-swiggctt, Of the Conncllsville
! Telegraph, Gays:
"If we have offended any man in the
I short but brilliant course Of our public Ca
reer. let him send us in a new hat and say
nothing more about it.
/ Bob Butt, the colorcd gravc-digger OF
Portsmouth, buried during the late ep'-
dcnic in that town upwards of 100 per-
sons The general health is now excellent.
NoRwALK, Dec. 1.-THE Maine Law
was sustained at the town meeting in this
place, tLis afternoon, by a vote Of 26d to
224.
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