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HAVING boen requested to examine Pot.
III Robinson's Suries OF Mathematics, and 20
report my opinion thereof. ! have with pleasure
made lnyself az well acquainted with the specific
merits Of The books, as we'll could without the
actual using ofthom In tho recitation room. Prof.
Robinson must be, should Judge from his books.
keen, sprghty and thorough Malhs lnatlclan.-
He would seem 10 have, either as the gin OF ma.
ute, or this result Of study and practice. quick
intultlve perception Of mathematical principles,
and 10 be remarkably adopt IN arlices for abbro.
WAITING the methods Of solving problems.
The Algebra Il clear and sufficiently dlfuse II
explanations. and furnishes an abundant stock o.
problems with explicit and Ingenious modes OF
solving them. This work Is sufficiently extensive
for the ordinary purposes Of q 'Hrac Of College
instruction
The Geometry cmbodcs great mount ofGeo-
metric knowledge In compass smaller than
usual. The diagrams are we'll conceived and ~.
narkably we'll executed.
Tho Treatise ON Surycyingan. Navigation isfull,
aud gives many interesting fas which may be-
new 10 mostof our students. Tho dngrama are,
as IN the Geometry, unusually well done.
The natural Philosophy y Dc IDLY iniorostins
not only for Its matter, bat for tho manner Ia which
principles are explained aud facts stated. Ne,
only the student but The general reader may ind
amusement and prod. from tho book.
W. G. LARABEE,
Superintendent ofthe Public Schools OF indiana,
Creencaslle, Ind, 1859.
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TO TuEPuBLIc.

This Ia 10 certify that. In June last, was
attacked with the AsiatIe chelsras anI wee
soop, rs my phySicIan states IN collapsed
state. | had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician informed my i.m-
lyand friends that ! could not possibly h :,
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting AM
one giving mo any medicine or nourishmeni
whatever, rs II would only hasten my death
Al this timeMr. Forsha came TO see me. and
brought with hima bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my vile to use II on me. as he
thought II would immediately give ease.
was immediately applied, aud In less than ten
minutes was restored, aud was in warm
persplratioa, prior to which time my extremI-
ties were cold, a clanimy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use of two other
bottles of the same medicine. was entirely
lieved Of all distress. and in few days was
restored 10 health.
l would most cheerfully and heartily rec
ommend this BALM 10 all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used II In
other diseases. and have found IL n most
excellent remedy do no, think II can be
oohlghly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
] do hereby certify that the above certif-
cate is correct, and the statement of the
physician made TO me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9Th. is49.
A Certificate from the Rev. ]. B. Finley
Cincinnati, March 9TH. 1852. .
DR.. Forsha-Thsis the first time In my
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; frat, for the rheumatism
In my hip aud knee. Of which was nearly a
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two Of
my fsmiiyi then a violent attack of diarrhaea
on myself; then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, aud for very severe case OF stiff
neck, brought ON by "A violent cold, and n
think have had full proof OF It's medical
properties, in n great many ofthe diseases for
which you recommend IL, and have not
found II to fail In even one Of them. Still, |
pc not say that IL Is an infallible cure, yet
is my sober conviction, that Il Is the be.
compound for these remedies for which u is
recommended, that | have ever tried, g, d |
have tried many l will not, if 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 TO my fellow-ci,izens
most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, aiIeclionalely,
]. b. FINLEY
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME
OF
THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

The
papers suspend entirely and sell and which caused old and
beginning
and borrowers o
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A SUITABLE PAPER FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE

The spirit inquiry that awakened the farmers
of
the ba-share The Farmer
thinking working He should rr,ng
willing from his experience To aid In the
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Certificate Ilom D. L. Starr.

Certificate liom ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform a very extraor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
| used it upon one occasion. exter-
nally, with good effect. / believe it
TO be a perfectly safe and efficacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
ID. L. STARR.
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u IT. JUkDAN, VI
Cincinnati, Sept. let 1919.

This Is 70 certify that In the summer
OF is4S, ! became 80 very lame and
weak In my back. oecasioned by lifting
that | could not slt down or get du'
without holding on to some object. |
was advised TO try Mr.. FoIshas Altera-
tive Balm. BY bathing IL six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored /;
and have felt no symptom OF It's return
since.
My wife, uIso, has used II for Rheu.
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results.
il. YEAKLE.
Dec. lst. 1910.
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FIR EKsTIuGwIzT IN dS KOL
MSNTEN.
dat remqrkabl fenomenon in natyural
stems, de kol mSnteu in PENNSYLVANIA, hwiG
haz bin on fir sins 1887, vii s6n be ekstip-
gwilt az dcfir liz aproGip a pout hwiG kan
be submejd in w6tcr q mas ov kol haz
bin kouspmd treats ov q mil lou 60 fet
wild 800 dep aud skwal TIA 100000 tunz
oy kol.---Filadelfiu Leier.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
AZ the celebrated Largest ana Cheapest
CARPET ESTABLlSIlME TENT.

IN IH0 VNITVU TTUTV7l NO III w u.
-. a. pbNGWALT, - Coz, Importers Of
English aud French Carpets; nyo spacious sale
rooms. We have now on hand tho most extern.
sivo aud elegant assortment Of rich medallion Veil
vets, Tapestry aud brusseis Carpets ever offered
in this MARKET Imported from tho celebrated Eng-
llsh manuIaolory OF john Croply & Sons, vspo.
elally Cor our city trade
Alsc, 800 pieces OF ply raposty, tngran's su-
derlne, nne and common Ingram Venetian and
Damask stair Carpet. Also, mo pieces OF English
aud American Floor OIL Cloth Of the newest styles
satin nnish, marble italian Freaco aud Scroll
Painting, from feet 10 "a feet Wide, at all prices
Also, the largest aud most extensive assortment
OF rich and elegant Curtain Goods, Gill Cornlces
and Window Shades. The puble are therefore
requested 10 examine cur largo stock which will
be freely shown at n II times. Our goods are all
warranted 10 be Ia perfect order aud will be sold
cheaper than tho cheapest.
J. G. RINGwALT.& CO.
n n
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.
10000 Copies sold.

THE SACRED MELoDFoN, containing agreu.
y variety OF approved Church Music, solicited
chiefly nom the old stamford authors, With many
origin lcomposltlona on new system Of notation
designed for the use OF Churches, Singing Schools
and Academies. NY A. y. llAybkR
Two reasons will chiefly account for lhc great
success OF this volume.
First. The charaefcr Of the Hsrk.--tt rosents
new and realty improved System &C notation.
ia II much that u abslrnce aud dlnlcut In this de-
lighttul silence IL 80 slmpllucd that months are
M ndc equal 10 years In The common way OF learn.
Ing the practice Of musical arr, a fhet sufficiently
p-ovun by tho ntosintona OF scores of loHcncrs aud
performers who have tested the System and given
The work w. great popularity aud constantly in.
ereaslng sale.
second. The Quality and Ngie ~ me MHsse.--
Many new pieces destined 10 plense as long ~ mu-
sie lasts, may bo found IL pages and also many
OF The old and tried melodies hnllewed from asro-
ciacd Feeoluctions Of sanctuary delights, apd far
more welcome 10 the heart OF tho worahiper thnn
many frequently substituted for them.
The Publishers may add that the mechanical
execution OF the work ssnpeflorHliogotAur "a the
majority Of Eastern Music Booksand the price very
low.
itmay DO had at the principal booksellers or Of
the Publishers
MOORE, wItsrAcH, KEYS n CO,
Wholesale booksellers aud Atailoners.
od91 - West Fourth Street, elm a, O,
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vryAI.IPApER

yITALL PAPER 80.
w The largest asso rtment ever offered to TN 5
public, for sale at No. Commercial Row, by
LINCK * FARQUHARi
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1O3 NEW A. PIANOS

Christmas and New Years Presents!
WYE Offer for sale from now until Feb. rs, IS,
wv the above number OF New Rosewood Plan
os, nj lower prices than have ever before becn
known In tho United States, East or We
follows;
Extra carved Louis 18th, carved tops,
Nc, manufacturers price n Boston,
5000, for sale each at -..-.--..-.. so
Full carved Louis I 9TH, octaves, Bos-
ton price $3.50, for sale, each at ..... $50.
J Carved Louis 18th style, 0ciayes,
Boston price $500. for sale, each at. 40,
Louis 18th style. "a Rad oefaves, New
York prices $3.50 10 500 each, for sale
l.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.DO 10 40.
30 Full centre Pianos, some extra hand
some, with carved cases, &c, usual
prices $3.50 TO $3.50. at S275 to 315.
81 OF various styles, from q 10 Z octaves,
usual prices s245 10 31s: for sale at
.........-.si9O. si9s. $500, s2lO and 900.
a full ,oriften Warrantee given lcith
each instrument.
TERMS CASH.
Never before has there been such an opportu-
nifty Of purchasing Pianos, either as regards price
or variety. Our present stock being FULLY twice
ms large AS any other In the country; and our Pr
amos are well known TO be from the nEsT makers
OF the Union.
Our friends In Cincinnati will understand the
reason OF this extraordinary reduction in prices.
Those living at a distance are Informed that the
extremely stringent state OF the money market ia
the cause Of our thus Offering first class instru-
ments at these rates.
SMITH & NIXON.
Piano Hall, No. 7Gl West Fourth 81. near Vine,
Cincinnati, D. jnly 81 ,5fly
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Gbs SpsIIma 8iorm.
PHONETIC ALPHABET.

Zach letter has the sound Of tho italicized lotler
or letters In tho illustrative words.
letterx Sounds. Name. Letters. Sounds. Name.
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MASONIC & ODD FELLOWS
L URNISH1NG STOR K
WILLIAM Adds.

las removedlO Sixth 81. Bac0n's bflIding. dndeF
Magnolia Hail, Cincinnati, ONO.
NJ MANUFACTURERS OF Costumes and X gala 81
MI every description, for Masons, odd Fellows,
sons OF Temperance, Temple OF Honor, Drulds
Red Men, Brotherhood OF the Unisn, and Good
Fellows.
III Being member ofthe above orders,I am
prepared atal l. E-5e 10 furnish every upper-
aiming thereto with punctuallts and dispatch.
fob. rs ~ s-f2m.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.


DRS. DUNCAN ~ CAMERON,
DENTISTS.
No. 1856 West Sirth 81. Jetpeen Race
and Elm SIS, Cincinnati.
TvHIs OFFICE UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
u OF IL present pr0pfielofs, has been inoreas.
Ing In reputation for superior operations la the
Artihcial Department OF Dentistry for the last
ten years, and no expense or effort shall be want
Ing IN give satisfaction 10 all who may favor II
with their patronage.
The Subscribers would call attention to the fol-
lowing essential points pertaining to Artificial
Teeth, vlz:-Bcauty and naturalness OF appear
anee, quality and strength OF materials, comfort
TO the woarer, and usefulness In restoring tho
mastlcaie; ~ all OF which they warranted In
saying they are cxcelled by none, and equalled
by few.
ct
Inserted from one to a full act, with Artificial
Gums.
Full and Half Sets invariably Inserted by sue
lion.
All operations in Dentistry performed in the
most thorough manner.
TERMS.
Considering the superior character OF The work
sonabie Ia tho West.
TWO TEETH OR MORE ON GOLD PLATE,
90 PER TOOTH.
TWO TEETH OR MORE ON SILVER PLATE,
So PER TOOTH.
The money refunded II the Teeth do not prove
satisfactory.
M For the information OF those living at n
distance, would state that our facilities arc
such, that we can make In the finest style, full
set OF TEETH In from "a TO 4s hours, aud small
pieces In proportion, so that no detention need
be apprehcnded.
VIC. DUNCAN, n..,,
J.G. CAMERON, DAN'~'''
No. l56 West Sixth Street, between Race and Elm,
Cincinnati. dee. -, "a 10
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WIN. oLENS. Jos. GLENN JAS. ". GLENN
yIyM, GLENN AND SONS, WHOLESALE
w GkOCkkS, COMMISSION a PRODUCE
MEscHAsrs, North cornsro of Walnut and Col
umbia streets, CINCINNATI, ONO.
mar "a ,54ly
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Anew YORK WINDOW SHADE DE
IN sPOT-THOS. j. Observation-Disclosures an
aler in all kinds Of transparent window shade
Also-cords, Tassels Brass mountings DC.
No.2 College Hall, Walnuist., Cincinnati.
Church, storcand otherlarge shades painted II
order ma superioistyle.-
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ClNTI. ADVERTISEMENTS,
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm.
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
NAL USE.

"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
lieve all Rheumatisms. Strains in
the 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,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stor: CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
Tie reason why this balm reaches ull thes
cases Is because u reduces inflammation, aud
rnoses he sccreilous aud nervous system
Into action. This power Is owing 10 the
peculiar combination. Of medical properties
without their belng neutralized. The medi.
cine is perfcctfuIy safe. not containing any
dradls poison, OF mineral. II will, II used
freely, act Immediately upon the liver. and
all other secreetive organs.
Read the following Certificates.
Certificate Of DR.. J. II. Jordan. late ResIden I
Physician olthe Fourth Street Cholera Hos.
pilal.
| can eheerlulIy recommend the Alternative
Balm to the public knowing as l do, that Il l.
an excellent article. | used II with good
effect In Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera Hospiia In THE
city, IN case Of cramps pains In I
stomach aud bowels. also used II In a case
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap
piesi effect From my knowledge ofih viz
ues, Ia the above diseases and others, In
which have used Il, have no hesitsncy In
pfonouucng Il superior 10 any medicine
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted. aud would cheer.
fully recommend II TO the public.
J. II. JORDAN, NJ.
CInetooatl 9enf Ia fa4Q
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Gb. 4onsekseper.

WARM TEA CAKES Two cups
of sugar, 2 eggs, half cup of lard,
| ten spunfal Of soda; bake in a
quick oven.
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.e ear dsc r,dij an vale. d.. q, ryicc

lie car ds!. ndit au valet de a, rsire
de- Sc sery!r de, celte formule, di,an,
gu'iI n'avaii pas hesoin d'etrr annorc.i
pour en,rer chez "a mere; mai> l'i,npa
pe'atrice donai'ierr rspIigna au--;r5'
q''ele nese cen.idirait qee ON ne Ia
pr m'ere snjet'e de son f's. es qn'c'!c
'!e'i'ait snivse In !oi de Iftiquette.
T. ndant qn'a Virnne In diplomatic
rn So fau d"s avnnces "a" gonscr"ets,rn.
ant'ichi'n. Sai"t .Pet"r>honrg on est
"~>ez necont"nt dn Iang"ge de la pr IS.
IN Aut'iche. ct on assure que Nj. 1t. CON
'e de- Nrs>el ode aurait recIama aupse-
d" co'nte Vairntin E~ter,hazy, ambas
>"de"r de i'empereur F'a"c>:ia>Jo<eph.
contre les aitaqnes cont !e gouvcrne-
ment russo IT la Russie sont l'obirt dan.
les jonrnanx vienno:a.
Les idees ont bien change en- Rusie,
""Iourd hni, on Ie gonvernenrnt say.
p!ilue par dessus tout adapter Ie co..
tune mlitaire aux nsag~s dn pays ct
l"i imprimer TN caractere national. l.,
barbe est parfnitement adtnise 1T srmhI
a'e consideree CONNIE Ie complement
d'"ns' bonne enne miIi,aire.
Q'i cr"ir"it que c'cst dams ce pay.
msme que. sous ie regnc de- Pierre Ier.
IInt'rdic'ion de- porter la harbe .alIli
plus!eurs fis amener des re-, oIution.
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CALIFORNIA,

Nous ayons r.cu hier na,in nos ionr-
nanx de California. Rien din.asessanI
dams la situaiiot coInuriciale, les par,i.
sc prepa,"nt aux elections. lies demo
crates -"n. pie'n d''-roit.
II par"it qnune hrffic"Ile esi surveuue
entire 10 consul f'aneai., NJ. Dillon,
ct NJ. Samuel H.,n,sn. loici c- que
nous 'isons a ce sujct dams lie Mes,
sager
CoUR Du REcoRDER.-MM. Dillon.
g son>u! de France. II Sunu,i Herman
out comp un n.ardi der,ier. d~sant It.
rece'd"ri par suite dune d'ffirnl,t snr-
venue publ luement cn'r'enx. M. H. ra
man, inr"lps d'ossauh and bon'ry a re-
elaine et obtr"" le J"ge"nrot par jury.
!. allure .tra appellee dcmain send:edi.
a "ne heure de l'apte-.midi.
I,uEL.- Depui. troll. jour. on ~ parIc
ea vile que dune rrncon're qui drvait
a.or Ii IL cni.e MN. Dillon IT S. Hpt-
man. Dina"' h.. II" grand .nomsre de-
,tr>onucs -e 80 rcndies a Sn Matten.
ID i'ou disait que In rencontr" de sai,
aso'r l'en; la police etai' -ur pied; il M
Zee, ri II rasse. / rarait que les 1emoi,.
ne senicndent pas -"s Ie choix d.. a.
l. nd. Dan- ie cas- OH par.liIe Attire
vi"ndraii a asor lieu 1T n"n. .o,nrncs les
premier desifer q"~IIe ait poi"t de
graves c""-tqnence.), nous Ia .ig"aie.
'ions cosnmc "n argument de plus en
f''sar de no'rr "pi"on; car, dn snoment
Cd Nj. Dillon se hattrait en- duel. Il r.-
imriicits ment que ce te nf-
faire est prtonne!lc; ri ellie await. un
a"tre carac'efe, ce g. ure de solution Iui
serait inlerdit.
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vents. liz soni ci core sous l',n,.,ressio,
rfoduife sur enx par Ia lecture des ro.
mans damn Ratciifr, ct IL s'imaginen,
q'e leg couscnls sont elitab!es pri.
sons I'd 3l'on re,is ut de force de NAL.
hen'e"scs jeunss files.
Un d'eHx, Ie Fusn,erpiNe Mos;,er,
| p"b'isit dams ron delnier nunsio H..
observations suiva"tes
il'x'st. d"nsee psys certaiaes in.ti.
cotton. E'I'#Ies qui dr,rsitm etrc ,on-
"i-es 4 de- loi. pIus shirace. que ccI!c.
4us les Tegi-.ent actut!icmeu,. j. veux
af'fF DTS fottsenis de uounes et d.s
iuiifes. IL seiait hon de fire d.s Ioi.
gu la'ro-esaitn' aux grand. us du p,y.
'e dt'"'f dc les visit r It de- les in.Icc-
'"r co'nne to"ie nn''e prison, atin de
Fis'' us la fna'va'-e administrator e.
'te 'hrf'fc 'i t'rne d i'opp,es.ion et AK
| tnaiiiturs de itur. peu.ioru.i,c.. In.
'a"t,ge i'hah' a corpus des,ai atre
eie"dh t"nst. p.,onnr emjnisom ct.
d'is ces ceslulrs Iideu>es ct desoleer.
Ctrtes, Irs families qui font clever
ears flies dams le. convcnts de Ia l.oui
s'ane ne s"pEo.aicnt pas qn'eiles lee Ell.
v"yairnt els prison, ct qu'elIes les sou.
me'talent me oppression digne de
f"Itention dc grand, i,ri..
Les lanrirrs dn laneux NJ IIi.s EN-.
rs'h""' de dotmif l.. F",nerpi'le hqni-
fer. Ca'ho iqnes ct Institution. cath. Ii.
t"ts- soni h"nnis ct denonces par &c
f,"gnenx ofgane dn Know. N"rhing g.me
d" nord de fEtd Ce quill errit nest
pas seu!eH' III nne d,,noueiation cont,e
les institutions reIigieu.es ca'holiq,e..
Cest encore une denonciation contre
Il families qni conient d ces dernieres
! education de Icnrs demoiseIies.
Csile alta .ue ne.t.eIie pas proyoquer
par cette section DE-: Il, pIatetorm. DE-
Pin adeiphic 9ui ,ent qn'on donne anx
tHfani- &c qnclGe appt lie une education
~ dshota de ,oute Influence
catIoIiqae Z
Ii snainieaftnt que les craieurs de &C
I'artl vlennent souie,ir que lie Know
Notllingi>mc nest pas hostile au cubs.
icisrne
Ce'ts aetio" da Gland jury pc serait.
s'ie pas nne usirpatioa sur les d.oiis dc
pere de faHtiIle?
lCourre, de Ia LoM.siane.) |
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IsUSSl
PAgTr RussE .r PAEri ALLEMAaD.

| Nous "xtrayons &C 4ni suit dune cor
| sesp"ndance :
DeP"i. qne'qne temps lie psrti allie.
| 'nand silraye sins dom e drs tendance.
de- remperenr vers lie parIi rnsae, on
| supplement preo, eupe de qaelques AVIAN.
ccs d'Alrxanere a tce ar:i, rent hiri,
sur rhnmenr ma.tiale des yienx Rn-ses,
ct theteh q Sc faire passer pour ans>i
bcllignenx que ses alve;saires.
sin.i, les mobiles dn gonvernement de
ST Petersburg eiaien, reunis dprniere-
nent dams In sale de I'assembIee d..
des mobiles (place Saint. Michel, a toir
du Thes'rrsFrancai~), pour deliberer
sur l'entretien des inilices mobiles quill.
ont fout,iies a l'El4t.
Dams oeite as.emhlfe, nn chef ~dn
parti aIlemand declare qne, snjrts de
vones de Irmpr'cur, les AIieman,s, en-
fants adoptifs dune nonv+lle pa,ri !,
combattrairni jussn'a Ia deruiere gontie
de I,nr sang pour i'honnenr de l., la..ir
Il qu'ils n'acccpteraienl annals qn'une
paix honorable.
Une raix honorable ne nous suffii
pl s, a rspIiqne lie conseiIler d'E'at phi
.9 Pottmkn, n,arechal de Ia nobIess..
dn guuvernement de St-Piier.bnmfg !;
In lsnssie ne pent daserter la mission q.,e
Dieu lai a as>ignde, It ioin d'abandon-
ner l'infaen"e qn' on chrrche a lui rayir.
rlle -don chercher an copira,re l'efen-.
dre ct I'a.gmenter encore, dams Fin.
teit, des nalion- qai e-perent en- ellie.
Ainsi Ie. drax par'is vrnlent Ia gnerr-
ct sa continuation: mais le parii a!le.
mand re conienterat dune paix hono>
rabIe; j! fant nn agrandissement de pni-.
-ance an parti r,I.se.
Dans l.a-s. mblfe des nohles dn gon-
srri.emeni de SaintsPiierrboTg ON
ma raeont6 one drpuis qselqae tempe,
loreque remperear AIexandre aIlaii ren
drc vi-iie ! "a n,ere, l'hnis,ier de service.
en- l'iatrodni.ani. annoncais haute
voix s. M. l'Empereur
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-20
NOUVEILES DU MEXiQUE.

lie steamship Oriznbn. capifaine For
bcs. parIi de V,a-C,nz lie 8 conran,,
est arrive iii l,ier matip. Ce steam,hlp
avail q son hord Sl0,5iOcn or pur con-
signaes a distise- n,aisons ir la vile.
lie Gapi'aiie Forbes nous dit que
lorsqn'il a quite Cruz. Ia barlnr
amalit aine FE,.h, capitaine Wilson. Sc
tronyai, dams le po,i - qu'elle deyai,
pa,lir ie II pour N.w,Yo,k
lie bruii circnIai, que le 8 conrant.
lcs revolutionnaire eiaient ci' Iirles
de Vera>Ctux, Tonie communication
entre CO port e, Jaapa. await ee in.
terrompnr depnis !e 6 conrant.
La condueta vcnant de Mexico, ct es-
corlee par 500 -oIdals, s'est arratee
pnente National. ct s'csl fon;fee pour
iiyrer bataille aux riyolntioni,aires.
Nors avon~ r,cn des jonrnaux dc We
ra- IrnZ Jm'qn In date dn aoLi, inaI>
nous ny tfou,ons ricn dc nature con-
6rmcr ce brnii. Au contraire, nous Y
t,onvons crriaines rails plansibles CO.
piees du Diario o6iciai, expIiqnsnt le
le depart dc Il fs.n,nc de Santa Anna.
De longs details y .ont pnbIie- sur h..
succe. obtenus par B'anco sur le- insnr
gas, ct ron reionr dans la capifalr. Ce
meme Mrnal annonee Ia defaiie de
Gommonfmt par Ie general Marqn'z .. i
Tamaz,la, a Ia de.e,;ion de troi. off.
ciers et dc qutlquer .oldal. qni seraicnt
pastts dams les arngs des tioapes du
meni. On di-ait que les force.
sous le co,nmandcment du general Zires
ftaient revenues de Michoacon dans III
rapitale, assendu CUE Il tranquiIliss etait