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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-01
TO TIE PUBLIC.

~ uts ~ BLU.
This Is to certify that, In June last, WINS
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; aud was
soon, rs my physrcian states In collapsed
state. | had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician informed my l1m.
ly aud friends that ! could not possibly h =,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
one giving me any medicine or nourishment
whatever, MS II would only hasten my death
Al this tImeMr. Forsha came 10 see me, and
brough, with him bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and askcd
permission Of my vile to use Il on me, us he
thought Il ould immediately give ease.
was immediately applied, and In less than ten
minutes was restored, aud was In warm
persprutios, prior to which time my extremi-
ties were cold, clammy 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 aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM 10 all who are afflicted
In similar way. have also used II In
other diseases, aud have found IL most
excellent remedy. ! do not think II can be
toohIghly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
| do hereby certify that the above ceriiG-
cate Is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made TO me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati, Dec, 9Th, is49.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-01

IN Invaluable book for twenty-five
cents. Every family should have a copy.
100000 copies sold I'm less than a
ycrr. a new edition, revised and improved,
lust Issued.
NR, HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND
~ HANDBOOK -oR Tux AfrLIcrEp--Containtng
an outline OF the origin, progress, treatment and
cure OF every form OF disease contracted by pro-
mlscuous sexual intercourse, by self-abuse, or by
sexual excess, with advice for their prevention,
written In familiar style. avoiding all medical
tcchncalltcs, aud everything that would offend
the ear of ducency; with an outline OF complaints
Incident 10 Females, from the result OF some
twenty years successful practice, exclusively de-
voted 10 the cure of diseases OF a delicate or pr-
yAtc nature.
10 which Is added receipts foa the cure Of tho
above diseases, nd treatise on the causes. symp.
toms and cure OF the Fever and Aguc.
Testimony Of the Professor Of Obstetrics
in Penn. College, Philadelphia.
aba. HuNrER's MEDICAL MAsuAL.--The author
OF this work, unlike tho majority OF those who
advertise TO cure the diseases OF which II treats,
l. graduate Of one Of the best Colleges In the
United states. II affords me pleasure 10 rcco a.
mend him 10 the unfortunate. or 10 tho victim Of
malpractice, as successful aud experienced prac-
tltlonor, In whose honor aud Integrity they may
place the greatest confidence.
~. l.oNasuouN. M. ID.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-01

n PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL H0U -Estab-
- iished 20 years ago by kiSKrLiS, corner OF
Third and Union sls. between Spruce and Pine,
phiiadr n hin. PA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

The, have in New Orleans a
pale sweet delicacy known rs Gre.
ole butter, generally supposed /,
DO made directly from the fresh
milk Of the COW, as it legitima ely
is; but there is another way, il
seems, and the hint il furnishes
may be Of service to our readers
An exchange says:
"The neighbors Of a certain
lady in the fourth district, New
Orleans, have recently discovered
the nature of something that his
seemed q miracle forsome months
past. They knew the la1y had
but ono COW. aud they knew also
that the lady's two little negroes
peddled as much creole butter
dhily rs could be produced by 4
dozca common COWS. Inquisi-
ton got so high on the subject ut
last, that the lady has let out
the secret, and in its travels it
has reached us. She tolda friend
That her COW WAS only u common
one, aud didn't prioce any
butier, but yielded milk clsmgh
in which to rcchwnany quantity
Of stroug Goshen butter, which
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

- r. ~
MIR. EDIroR:--1 saw-probably
more than a year since-in the
Ohio Farmer, an extract from an
essay on French draining, Tor
which it is said, a premium had
been awarded by the directory Of
the New York State Agricultural
Society. In this essay the vi
ter recommended that IN clay
soils "the stones be extended oc-
casienally 10 the top olthe ground
10 the surface water" &c.
From the above sentence ]
am compelled to one of TWO in
ierences, either that the author
was 4 very careless observer Of
the arrangements aud operations
of nature, or that you have nc
crawfish in the State Of New
York.
With US, when we get a French
or under drain, q "clay SOIL the
crawtish being deligh. ed with the
arrangement, Immediately adop'
it as their head quarters, and vii
ultimately riddle the neighborint
ground, for yards on each side
full Of holes, conducting them t
the bottom Of the drain, which
effectually carries of the surflc'
water. We're il not for craw6sh
drainsin stiffclay, to be efficient
would have to be SO multiplied
that the process would be very
expensive; They are not only o
essential importanceiu establish
ing these drains, but they keel
them 10 repair, boring away 70
the water to pass when they DO
come Instructed Through thei
instrumentality, mainly, we hav'
drains that have been kept II
good order for thirty years.
We had n Scotch ditcher EN-
ployed, a years since. who was IA
miliar with this mode Of draining
10, his own country. Whel
we called his, attention to tn
crawiish, he was greatly amuse'
aud considered them among tn
special favors Of Providence :
America. As they have no sue
instrumentalities to aid the farm
err in his native land, they ar
compelled to make cross drains
about every rod, into the mai
drain, for the purpose o. collect
ing the water. all Of which, b
the aid ofcrawIish, could be dis
pensed with. Ia many case
thore is nothing that pays bette
|, than this kind Of Improvement
Now, MIR. Editor, the msi'
object Of this note Is {
learn. through YOU. whelh,
he writer Of tho premium essa,
rom which | nave quoioI, over
; looked the agenc, OF crawiis
/ IN dr'iuing wet lauds, or whe'h'
New York, like Scotland, Is de-
titute Of these co-lnborcrs AS
matter Of curiosity, lshould llk
to be informed on this subj ct.
y. SPRINGER.
Meadow Farm, Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
q ZIP AMuu asnERaz.

II IL inposibl tu konva q korckt ilea ov
de- butt, Dc magnifisens ov sum oy do SEM
tnh, hwiq we past, Rszandz ov DIS most
gro,eak fans.hl, and butiful isbergz aud
iSfeldz sursunded ON 81 sidz, intenekted
bi nqmerus serpduiin kanalz, hwie gliterd
in desun (forde wcder woz fin OIL de tim
we wer IN Dc stra.s.) lik tredz ov silver twi-
nip rsud rdind paldsez ov kristal. lie
mosez aspmd ever yarieti ov form and siz,
and meni oy dem hor suG a strikip rrzem-
blans tl katsdnls, curccz, kolum. qrccz
and spirz, dat xud olmost fansi we had
bin transported tn wun ov dc flotip sitiz
oy Fari land. lie rapid mojon, to, oy 81
fin, in hwot apcrl q died kqm, AIDED MUG
ia dc majikalui'St oy dc sen. q lit but
stcdi brez ujd hsralou, wild konsidcrab We
losii, tr6 MAJ ov pondz aud kanalz,
hwie from De imons kwontiti ov il dat SUR
sndcd dem, wer kqm and unrufld az Dc
surias oy a mil pond. Not ssnd dis
turbd de deitflal stilncs ov natyur, sdv Dc
Ientl rplip ov dc yesclz Is az Je sped on
her wa, ords diagonal pufip ov lazi hwal,
a@dknd from a a nap b sr unserrmoniusi
nitrogen on hiz domanz. rs and den,
hsevcr mi reverb wer disagrcabli interrupt
edb De ftp kumip intu SUDDEN kontakt wild
hui Jumps ov is. Ills hapnd okasonli
hwcn We arivd at dc termination ov wun ov
dos natyural kanalz tr6 hwi9 we past and
fsnd Il nescsari tn fon sr wa iatu De nelSst.
dee konku(onz versumtimz ,eri sever, aud
evn mad dc fps bel rip but we hsded dis
iii, az dc vessel WOE provided wild hui bloks
ov timber on her bsz, keld is-pesez, and
WOE bcsidz bilt ekspresli for salip in DC
rordern SEE. II onli bckam anoip at mel
timz, hwcn a spdnf,al ov sop w,ld sum-
timz max iii privdt ekskurlon ov Its ON,
overde folder ov It's onor, instcd ov intu
hiz INST. Az we proscdod, DC il bckam
NOR klosll pakt and at lost kompeld us
IA bor srd Il. ae lip hsever, WOE never
olhigeder detand, DO mug rstqrded. Pro
kolclSt hwil dus surSndcd, flip q bukct
wild wotcr from q pol on dc i, TIA sc hwcd-
or itwoz freJ or moi, az had bin rodcr
skeptikal upon dis pont II WOE cksclcnt
and NIT olnost kompet wild dc voter from
dc Janus spriu ov Kroli.-tlalantuuz Hnd-
sonz Ba. .st e.
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A correspondent oI the Phil :
dclphia sunday Dispalh shy 5 that
40 oae ever saw ayuuug or sm III
ilv--that Is small IN the sem, ol
age. The lly is never any larger
7 SIN ,ller.. nan it's when We see
it. IL hys i'seggs in some putrid
substance, either de,tlying animal
matter. or manure and ina short
lime the cgg is Matched, but the
product is u worm, not u lly.--
rhe worm lives for u short time
on the matter, the he.it Of which
has Matched the egg. aud hen
forms a cocooon, or chrysalis,
precisely in the same manner ~
does The siIk-worm; and having
lain dormant in this state for a
short time, energies at last "a per-
feet hy, slch rs We always see Il,
hut il never grows any larger
Nearly all the flies die upon the
first coming ofcold weather, but
there is still enough left, having
hidden themselves ia some warm
place through the winter, to star
the stock in the spring, and the
breeding proceeds so rapidly that
we cannot wonder ut the immense
number We find in the summer
particularly in the country
These remarks will apply equally
vel 10 musqueloes. except the
primal state they live in the wa
ter.
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HELMsoLD's uiGLy CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARsApARILLA.

Ferpurifying the blood, removing all diseases
arising from cxse-s ~ Mercury, exposure and
imprupenee and IN life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an impure state Of blood,
and the only reliable and efIcetusi known
omedy for me cure OF serofaia, Salt Rheum
rScaid Head, alterations OF the Bones, letter,
rlmplss on lhe lace, aud oil seals erupsons Of
the skin.
THIS nuels :. now prescribed BY some OF ,ae
most distinguished phyyielans IN the country,
and has proved more efficient Ia pfncuca than
any preparation Of Sarsa2filia Yet onsrod 20 the
public. several eAses OF secondary Sphyls,
Mercufial and scrofulous diseased have entirety
recovered M tho incurablo wards OF our public
Inst In lions which had Tor many yenis resisted ov.
CRY mode Of Treatment that could DO deyised.--
Thosc eoecs furnish striking examples OF tho saiu-
tafy effects OF tns medicine Ia arlesling some OF
No mos, invetoraie diseases. aftrr lhe glands
we're destroyed, aud the bones already anocted.--
Noricn.--Lohers from responsible Physicians
and Professors ofsevefal Medical COLLEGES, and
cenlhcaias OF cures from patients viii be found
accompanying both preparations.
fnletn. Fluid Extract OF Buehu, 81 per bottle
a - ssrssparllla q" /"
eqoalln, strength 10 one gallon OF Syrud Of sar'
sapsrllla.
prepared and soli BY u. r. HELMBoLr,
uns@'',, W. Shssaat Street. moor Tho oirard
no Bg uADoP
JOHN w. MOODY,
brookyille,
ind.
And Of pruggsis and Dealers.
An letters discetsdto the proprietor or ryens
receive Immediate attention. t
Junei3-iy.
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At that time. trees have just got fairly
settled IN their winter quarters. and il
win DO almost impossible 70 arouse
and call them forth. The violet may
turn up and smhe at the unexpected
kiss Of the sun, and certain other
plants. originating in warm climates.
or Of susceptible natures, may shoot
forth leaves; bat As a general rule,
Vegetation has lapsed into its wonted
slumbers, and will not be disturbed AT
such an unreasonable hour. X.
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Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations,
nELMBoLn's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
CDEPOUND FbUIDt XTRAC'T DUCBU.

Por discusses Of The Bladder aud Kidneys, Secret
Dl-oasss. Structures. Weaknesses. aud all dis
cnse- a. the Se~nai Organs. wncthar Ia male
or female, from whatever cause they may have
originated, and no mnliaf OF how long stand.
Ing.
~ Won have contracted tho terrible aisen-e
which. wheu seated in The system, viii surely 20
down nom ons gvhsmiion n another, unduFmi.
ning the constitution. aud sappng the yer, vital
fuiis Of le do not trust ourseif In the hands OF
0uaeks, Who rtHrt up csry day IN city like ibis
and MI the papers With giaring tsisrhooa
loo well calcnlaiedto deceive the young. aud
those notuululltled y IN their uloks. You can
NOT be Too careful Ia The selection ofa rclneds IN
thcsa eases.
Tho Fluid extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent PITY slciaus The ereatsst remedy ever
known. itls medicine perfectly pleasant IN lis
taste, and very Innocent VA IL action. Aad Yet so
thorough that u anaihiiaf.s ever, particle OF the
rank aud poisonous ylrns OF this dreadful disease;
.nd, unllks o.hnr remedies, does not dry up the
disease In tho blood.
Consu aliona Debility, brought on by self.
abuse, a most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands TO untimcly graves, thus blasting the
bril- iiant hopes OF parcnis, AID blighung Ia tho
bud the glorious ambition OF many noDiu youth
can be cured by this Infsllibi- remedy. Aud NJ a
medicine which must bcnent ever, body, fronl the
simply dolteato 20 The conhaod and desppairlng
invalid, no cqnai Il 10 DO found acting both ~ a
Cure and Preventive.
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clNT'I. ADVERTISEMENTS.

heass Ho.i9 Front street bctwsen Main and
Walnut. tiI 49, .s..I..st go a..t .I.t-I
We manufacture cob brvak CT ,cf great strength
and durability .end eaae cooperation -. ~ 4.
We plaee thIs useful eohtrvance on alfslzcs o.
mills, by which means VII convert a corn mill In
iD stock feed mill. b 4 h few minutes work "
put IN 90 aud take u on.
We manufacture portable mliis. single and
grind wheut. coff.and slock fsod aaieulnted
hr Steam. water and horss poser These Mile
have been. run by steam and horse power w
competition nRnlnst the other make Of mills ~
our ELY, a. our State Fairs, aud never failed 10
10 carr, on The hfst pfcmlums--on ane occasion
wa awarded beautiful sissf mrlai. Our mills
s's sss sss Fs1 n's ss he ss:
ALso--porlablo saw mllis. 20 bernn by stonn,
water hors power. This mlll was exhibited IN
operation ny horse powor. "A che Ohio State Fair
In lssa, wn ,.a wsss~ardea premium and Q
Also -DIaereut kluds OF portable horse power
aud steam engines. All our articles, for ense o
operation, slmpi city, usefulness and durability
are surpassed by none aew iu use. ~
All 0aratlleiesafe warranted o. rcprcsen ted q
DO sale at "ur cost of characterization, and M
money sefsindcd. r.| ....r| tf
By a Gull description, or testimonials Of merl
a ase fuluess, Ne refer thoee Interested ~ on
p .mphlels, 70 be had nj factory, whore We take
.lessare touxplaih each Article. 49,.
ISAAC srRAuB &co.
Nofr1-Mr. Kmble. The rartner Of J. n. Bar
!
state lllf. last isii, WIS bolsierons about his mill
ANA eouragcousiy entered into a ynrbai nerec
monl With me IN erind corn thus; Whoever grind
the mosl. regarding Quality and quantity, was u
be the ow ef both Mills az each aud every sfiA
4 TInsT TRIAL.
1 ttfh,b 70 ruuan iHinch min.
Bufrows ~co.to ran 20 Inch MILL.
sKcoND TaisL. f
Slraub 10 run ~ inch mill
narross * Go, 90 run a "a Inch mill.
4 I. fulRp TRfkl. v
4 Strnuh 10 run 20 inch mlih -.
1 Burrows a Co, Ia ran 10 Inch Mill.
When the piieh cafie, thai bois'eroas eousas
| 70 ihe above nov sppead aehallonge iogrin
eob-fced cut OF whole ears Of corn.
4 = WIN rnu my ~ Inch ss0aecn 81 the South.
4 with cob breaker nttne hment. the Same. artici
that took the premium NJ the Ohio state Fair Ia
fnll. against a ~ inch huffows mil, and VII
Stewatt'~ ohio and kentucky stock Feed Mill
both " be ren ., oass; and u you az nppseheI
sse Of aflsky bn-lnees. sou Lave my entire NJ
ptnhallon 70 run M, lahetoy's Cotu crusher,
Inn nuxlllaN. should hly single aficle mli
grna equal to quhisty and quantity 10 the comblf
90 productions o. the Two mills, Gust 80
lplvaAc,) then, eau draw afew hnrdfed doIiHl
as rtak put up. =. -.
Gene, bo,s--dont be eowardiy; there u noii
Ing iko walking light Into The merits Of !hinI
Tai. n. Braaows & Co. may n "
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Bro0kville Branch
or TIM
Cincinnati Marble Works.
TIL % M As WHITE a. SON,

fhufNffoNss
wewould Inform tho citizens Of Brooksillc and
vleln lty that va have esiabllshed Branch Mar
BITE vafd al hrook vile, near tho Presh, tsrlan
Church, and AFRO prepared 10 furnish Ut prices
llvad and fs,t stones. Nantes and Furniture
Work. Fencing cor dave lots. ke (, sal-faci on
vii be given 70 All pallos who honor u with their
orders. q -
Marble furnished whulesalcss 70 dealers.
orders for caps aud sslls and other stone work
will besptomptb attended 10. 4.a
IEfNaia Yari al Cincinnati, wcsicrn Row,
opp, Catharinc ~. n
sepl. Z.
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surve, ing and Navigation.
EonrNsoN's mhTuEmATioAh

HAVING been requested 10 examipe Poi
ii Rebinson's series OF Mathematics. aud q
report my opinion thereof. have With picasnxs
made nysolf ~ we'll scqt suited With tbs specific
merits OF The books, IN well could without the
actual using ofthcmih Tho recitation room. Prof.
Robinson mustto, ishould Judge from his book :,
keen. sprightiy and thorough Msthe naticinn.--
lie would secm 10 have, either a. the ffn Of M.
ute, or the result Of study and practice. quick
iniuitive perception OF mathematical priueiplcs
and 70 be Remarkably adopt W articles for sbbrc'
WAITING the methods Of solving problems.
The Algebra II clear and sufficiently dinuse n
explanations. and furnishes an attendant stock o.
problems with explicit and Ingenious modes Of
solving them. This WORK IL suni>ienily extensfvs
for the or.inafy purposes efsesaue % College
instruction I"4tf .E1I#IL
The e;eome,ry embodies great .nouns ofceo.
metric knowledge II a compass smaller than
usual. The diaRrafns are well conceived and 70
markabiy we'll executed.
The Treatise 90 Surveying an. Navigation isfnn
aud gives many interesting fasr which may b
new 20 most Of our students. The diagrams are
ne In the Geometry. unususlly well done.
Tho natural Philosophy y Dc = ,dly intercsans
principles are sxpiasnsd aud tars. STAYED. No
only ne student 6ut NE general reader ma, nn'
amusement and profit from thc hook.
r. W. q. LAEAUIEs
Superintendent ofthc Public schools Of Indians
oreeneastle, Ind, iss3. s. fear
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EvTbe'litt'e and short sayings of
wise and excellent men are of great
value. Ike The daAl Of gold; or the
least spark of,liamonds.
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A CURE.
In the spring oil 1888, / had u
valuable hog, Of the Berkshire
breed, which | had kept up for
che purpose Of killing. Upon
going to Iced him, one morning, |
noticed that he refused to eat,
and before night Of the same day
he was uusble 10 stand. / called
the attention Of several old farm
ers Of the neighborhood to him
and they all said unanimously,
that he would die--they had lost
many Of the same disease, and
there was no cure! tried at
remedies, however, which suggest
ed themselves or were suggested,
all to no purpose, The hog grew
rapidly worse, and | had given
him up to die, when | was told,
by a hog drover, to make an IN
cision in the back Of the neck,
two or three inches iu length
and about two in depth, aud fill
it with pepper and salt. | die
so, with very little faith ola cure,
but thought ! might as well IT.,
the experiment. ! was therefore
much astonished the next day
when / found him at the trough
apparently hungry. He WA
not able to move his hind legs
but | continued to give him sui
phur and soap,and charcoal, ant
no gained r,pidly. AS soon as
required his flesh / killed him
aud ! never put away better meat
/ have recommended it to severa
Of my farmer friends, who have
tried it IN like cnses. and "A pro
nounee II a "a cure Cor. Dol
Nriosp.
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EsrAnLIsuEp isas.
PEEL & SONS,
NEW YORK DYE HOUSE

No. y7a Wn1nat street.
netvccn sixth and seventh, one doof north 81
wsinus street nsass. cfSCtSNA H..
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SILK AND
~ 'WooIsn Goods dscd equal 70 any h"uss na.s;
and Finished \, steam etiisdsrs lathe DYING 10
pa al wa are prepared 81 all seasons OF NE
YEAR 70 color Ladies Grape khAwls, he following
eoiors. a beautiful scarlet, Peach hlorsom, fua
tsreen aud NIL shades OF Green. kalmon, straw,
orange, Purple ~, blue, MsxHsins tlue Msrone
Pawn. bsab, French Cfcy and silver prnb, do.
In the Renosatiox Department., particular a.
tcnlion will be paid 10 cieaning Carpets by Ma
chlncry without ripping, also rugs. table and ~
ano Cosers. Ladies nhsvis Of sli kinds of MesIno.
cashmerc. aaa siik presses ~'thost iajarlns eth
''sssismaas cleiaias renovated ssd made 10
appeal ~ new. IT rt.lI -. .......
ihspablle l. respectfully invited tseall and ID.
rpeet our work aud Judge nom wastthey see. not
from what the, hear. ltI
n. ". We would call the attention Of Me pub
lie 10 be careful In neding the right place, ~ there
are lmposlspana up-siafis In the business. M
4 are Coz Peel q sons, Nsv yerk Dye hosss.--
We shave ne conasction with any oshsr house.
may IL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

she buys wholesale the grocer
les, and converts BY the said re-
churning in new milk, into creole
butter, which always commands
the highest prices. !. Sho added.
also, that by this process she had
made a clear profit, since last
June, Of twelve hundred dollarsl
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Gbs sgsIIins 3,isrm.


Zach letter has the sound % the Nsiscsssf letter
or letters In tho illustrative worus
Letters sounds. Name. Leuers. sounds. Name.
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nprsng rn ss lree.
~ nov cnabiud 70 furnish these unrf< aiicd Trees
n qaantis, At short notice. rriees ESQ each.
HUNTER, coBuRS, EDMEsroS 4 BARR,
dlcr. Hardware and Coach Trimmings, No. z
Church Building, walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
We also have a fall sappi, Of our PArssz Han
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hhu of uruEsIsts aud DohleFs.
An letters dltectsdto the proprietor or ryeni
receive Immediate attention.
Junei5-ty.
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nENsIONAT EFT EXTERNAL DIES
nr1fnIsE II ES AK QPELOUSAS-Mr. ct

DENsIONAT EFT EXTERNAL DIES
Il DEMOIsELLES AUX OPELOUSAS-Mr. ct
Nine. HOY, aidee par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De st.
Anre. ont lintenttion d'ouvrir lie LUNDI, IL Mars,
.aux Opelousas, une Pension de Dehnpiselles de Pre-
miere Classe oil toutes les branches necessaires a une
education solide ct accomplie, seront enseignees.
Dams lie cours d'instruction seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, Franchise, I~talienne ct Allelnande,
ainsi que Ia Musique lie Dessin, Ia Peinture, tous les
Ouvrages d ~Iaiguille en- Sole, Chenille, ETC., lie Man
ten, la Danse ct l'Equitation.
Avec l'aide d'instructrices complexities, ct 10 sur
vigilance assidue de 10 Directrice, lie Principal, a res
ptrance d'etre soutenu par les habitants de 10 vile
des Opelousas ct DIES %environs.
Les prix sont fixes par s6ance de vingt-etnne &C.
maines, payables la Motto au commencement, Fautre
Motto a mi-seance. l.~ - ~ ~
Instruction pour les eleves de classes in%fsrieure $50 90
do. do. Ter classes .......25 on
Musixue sur Piano on Guitar. ~ OO
lie Dessin w
LIE Pelnture .............. ........:......'A ~
Ouvrages D TA1guelle. ..... ~
La Danse w
Equitation
Nine. De ST. Ange Giant pour lie moment engage
au pe%nsionat de Nine. Henry, au Natchez, ne pourra
s'adjoindre 4 cette Ecole qua Ia fin de Ia prochaine
session. Mars 10, 1856.