Indiana American, Volume 23, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 January 1855 — Page 4

U4ef lata fce4 w e-pest t ft at least tw iolii ei arrtcallurat reaJlnteverv tltki W( teapoetfully solicit eoea muni rations from ear rteodsta Uetouulrj, repeetlng lhclr experience Is various department f Urning, rr4enlnf , . O laeaa, U great degree, w rely r wa king UU department Interesting K7"0ur friend Brady hat aet hit brother formers a good example, in furnUhing us a communication for thit department af our paper. We hope they will follow it. Will not A. D. Line, Esq. giro us tho result of hit ex ptjrUnce in cultivating grasses? Who tried the 'method of raising potatoes, that was suggested in the Agricultural Society? With what success? Wo hopo there will bo a general inter chinfre of views by practical men. Mr. Ira ßtout hat promised us something on the culture of trees. Will not Jadgtj McCarty do the same? fot the Valley Farmer. Faxt Good wis: -I haro long been of the opinion that each county newspaper should contain not less than two columns weekly for tho special benefit of the fanner. Doubtless a xaajority of tho readers of the American are engaged directly or indirectly In tilling the soil ; and to such, your announcement to devoto a portion of your paper, weekly, under the head of "The Valley Farmer' must meet with general approbation. It U rarely indeed that farmers meet and compare notes, without some one feeling more or less benefitted by the conference Such being tho fact, argues strongly in faror of an occasional correspondence with each other upon the various subjects connected Jwiih .their calling. To plow, sow, or plant, and gather tho product, is a plain matter indeed, but how to do it in the bebt manner, and at the most appropriate time, requires both slill and experience. Many portions of our county tare heretofore rewarded tho husbandman bountifully for the labor bestowed, but such however, cannot always continue to be the case, unless a more judicious system of farming is practiced for time to come, than bas been in by gone days. That farmer who' has not observed the great contrast in the manner in which his neighbors conduct their farm operations, must have been an idle spectator Indeed; but even should that have escaped his notice, the fact of one gradually increasing in wealth, while another perhaps barely meets his annual demands, is of sufficient importance to create the inquiry, why is it 80? I presume none are better calculated to solve that question than the more prosperous of the two, and upon in quiry itjwill generally b found that tie great secret lies tn conducting all (arm operations by some regular sys tem, previously'matured. and skilfully carried out. It ia an evident fact that the ele ments of fertility aas fast disappearing from a great majority of the farms of our country, and hence, tho great ne ees-aty of farmers' counciling with each other upon the various subjects . connected with their calling, and there by improve'upon the present mode of extracting from the earth Ihosoele menta calculated to feed our crops. without giving in return something as an equivolent, either in the form of manure, rest to our land, or such other modes of procedure as may be calculated to secure the desired end. The time allotted for writing this communication has expired, and consequently I must stop just here. J. P. B. Fruit in Cellars. An exchange says: A great deal of winter fruit suffers eajly decay, in consequence of a deficiency of ventilation, especially during autumn, and after the fruit Is deposited. Another cause of decay is the improper location of the shelves or bins, which are placed against or around the walls. By this inconvenient arrangement, the assorting of decayed specimens must be done all from one side, and the shelves must hence bo very narrow, or the operator must stretch himself in a most irksome horisontal position. The circulation of the air is, at the same time, greatly impeded by the want of space next the walls. To avoid this evil, the shelves should be in the centre, with a passage all around. This allows circulation of air; and the shelves may be twice the width, with ths same conveniences in assorting or picking. If suspended from the joists above, or stiff bars, rats cannot reach them. It is said tha( the Germans are Terr successful in the ventilation of their cellars, by a communication with the principal chimney, the heated air in which necessarily maintains a current, which sweeps out the noxious and stagnant gases from the vegetable and other contents. Stajloo Cows. To prevent cows from lying in their manure when in the stable, says a correspondent of the Albany Cultivator, have a gutter drop ' immediately behind the cows, 6 inches deep and 16 inches wide. If cows are fastened with yokes, they need about 4 ft. 9 in. to stand upon. By having the stalls long enough, you have a walk back of the drop, which is convenient for walking on, setting pails, &e.

The "He Plus Ultra" Wheat. For several souona pitht, much interest has ht en excited in this niiglior hood, in the result of experiments maJe by Mr. lfhrra.linc, its Needingworth, near St. Ivc, Huntingdonshire,

in the growth of a new description of wheat, and which, i f i a j;ivth forth Its increase"at tho rate of multiplication that has attended it hitherto, bids fair to create a revolution m the agricultural orld. One ear of it was sown in 1843. on the land of Mr. liarradine, and the produce of this again in 10 50 and 1051, when it yielded at the extrordinary rate (especially for thone years) of 19 comb, I bushel, and 1 peck per acre, (77$ bushels.) It has becn sown on almost every available description of soil, and introduced in every imaginable change of crops. It was sown after Tartarian oats, clover, seeds, pee, and tan s, on soil of various compoBitions, fen and highland ; in all cases the quantity of seed was restricted to four pecks per acre ; but tho result was the same, tho yield reaching that previously re alscdbrMr. Harradine. It has been sown after wheat, clover, barle v, beans, oats and other fallow, and sustained its reputation through these- trials; it has been sown In winter and in spring, drill, broadcast, and dibbled, with the same result,"some put in in February showing no diminution in tho yield. The preparation of the land may bo tho same for ordinary wheat, and the same rate of increase in tho yield over ordinary sorts may be expected. I Tue above is from the Uumbndgo (En?.) Chronicle, and if reliable, is certainly worth tho attention of our 0 t t 14a.. Ml '.V .A I . larmcrs, proviuea u win vmtmana mo severities of our winters, which is not generally tho case with the best varie ties of tnclish wheat. Mr. Harra dine has resolved to throw open the benefits of his discovery to Ins brother agriculturist, find i. wo learn, prepar ed to supply orders for small quantities, for seed. Will not some of our en terprisins farmers civo it a trial? CVrespondent Sat. i'. W. The Oregon Pea. 1 1 A friend at Tainted Post, New York wb1i1js1 nei 4i vmnlfA trtrtiiirij In l-rrrnrd to the Oregon Fca. A correspondent of the American Cotton Planter, sup plies the required information tn part, and presume it will bo entirely satis factory to our friend. 'The Oregon pea, that magnificent humbug, has had its sway in South Carolina. Its career, however, was short. 0n$ dollar a pint will never be civen again in this State for this prolifio little pea. It has qualities to recommend it, but the samo can with equal propriety be said of tho common Southern Pea." Stock of all kinds, horses, cattle, hogs, and cows, will eat the pods and vines of the Oregon pea, but they will do the same thing with the other also. Horses brought from Kentucky, or any Northern State, do not willingly cat either, but a little coaxing soon creates a voracious appetite from them. But they never will abandon tho common pea lor the Oregon pea. Ours is an equal productive pea, much more easily gathered, and properly prepared is as delicate an article of diet as any pea, let it come from a distance doubly as far as the savago H-ilds of Orezon. I must admit, however, that there is one pref erence to be yielded to the Oregon pea, and that is, that it crows more luxuri antly on poor ground than any other vegetable matter. To say that it flourishes lest on poor land is all hum bug; but it may be- said that in proportion it bears more abundantly on such land, for, if the land bo rich it grows rapidly to a large weed, too coarse for fodder, and unable to sustain its own weight, decavs its fruits by its own shade, lying flatly on the ground. The pea is tedious to gather and unless taken when moist with dew, or just as soon as it is ripe, it pops open like a touch-me-not wnenhandled and the greater parts of tho seeds are lost. Seventy-five cents a bushel for the 'Georgia Crowder,' or 'Shiney pea, is an nundred fold chevwr than one dollar a pint for the much extolled 'Oregon pea.'" Sowing Clover in the Fall. Clover, says Thaer, may bo sown from the bogining of spring (or even in winter, provided that it do not ger minate) till the becrminfr of August. If it bo sown later and come up before me end ot autumn, it is; commoniy destroyed by the water. Tri nri fnvfr ernrinrrej aro ihnvi which are executed very early in the season, or else among the autumn gräm on even ground not exposed to be flooded, and even while the land is covered with snow, (tho melting of which carries the seed down into the ground) or among largo barley sown very early, for the clover is then benefitted by the humidity of the winter. Receipt tor Making Liquid Oredildoc. Take two quarts of proof whisky, or other proof spirits, warm it over coals, being careful to prevent a blaze. Dissolve in it a pint of soap; when cold, put it in a bottle with one ounce of camphor. It is then ready for use. This is an excellent remedy for sprains and bruises, and should be kept by very owner of horses. -JYp-pocanoe Farmer. Mascri. - Manure is the capital on which farmers do business ; and the man who teaches them how to obtain it at a reasonable rate, and in sufficient quantities, does the publio better service than if he lectured the livelong day on copper and silver mines, and amnsed the sleepy hours with golden dreams. JE5With a downright taste for fruits and flowers, a man may have occupat on vnd amusement foj years in a hundred feet square of good ground. -Downing. STA. French gardener is said to have discovered that bv caintin? his hot house with coal-tar, Oie refuse of the gas-house, all the insects so destructive to plants and fruits are destroyed. E3 Madame Jenny Lind Goidschmidt has been compelled aain to eontradict rumors of domestic infclicitee. She represents her husband to bo "a model of conjugal attachment and affection." She had been compelled to leave her husband and child at Dresden, while she went to Stockholm to attend to important affairs of her family; hence this new scandal.

GREAT WESTERN" PIANO DEPOT, CINI'IXXATI, Ohio. V dctir." la inform purvhMtr of !'!. tbro' thaanUr Waat thai ara now biill.Hi tut will own Atnl Mth, I 14, h Urifo.l flau Nnlerimmi vf bnili. Uhr In Knm or Amflra, ml uitir thuniwlrn a Iure M ftny In the I'tiltd) Siat. Tli"e rom will t Sllel ltb ah o s Frumlb bent maker. Inthe country, anl04ttilufourbuliir wlllonaliU u lo low II riiiiiHlllinn, nl kl (tin mitaUin too (Tor mit a varluty a l uvrtiti nu,Wi ililr an) oilier country. Otir.tork.now u lb y, Ulcnilofl.ont thafolluwlii . V'l l-oulaJuVrarfadT mini, 4 7 nfu full cam Ira l'lmio, Bnl.iii.it all round, 0 ; aotuvai, of all U lo., 30 o.fli an'lo oi'larfllnitruniinti, P1UCK3 FROM 8200 TO mm A full wrttteti ttrntr flven with mrrrj Piano anl.l by U. TKKMS, CAMf. Wa lllitiily laalan wh purulinta for rah, on aa rood hrtn a thy an buy la Naw Vor or

i n.XlllliV NlAll.1i XoT3k o.l KourtU tnt, rinclnnr.it, t. July 1341 OltKAT 'BAROAINS, At Iii atobraM l.argeil'aii'1 Chaapail OAItPKT ESTABLISHMENT. Ia th Unite lala. No. 174 Main at. J . C . 1 1 1 O V A I.T a A C . a I m PurUi r of F.njIUh anH French Carpl Ava anaainua aal room., wo bava now on nana in mn.l aimn lvaai4 aWjanl at.orlmonl of rich mmlullon Vul val", IaKalry and Hrtiaaali I areola ovrr om roJ In IUI niarkal; tmporioil from Iho rpbratnt Kiif II. h manufactory of John Croitly A Nona. ena. tally for our oily traila AUo.jou jiircrt er i piy lapaaiy.iafrain'a ilarflue, flna ami common lurnlii Vanol'nn an I Uama.k Kialr I arpt. Al.o.WlHi plooaa of KiirIi.Ii ami Amartran Floor Oil Cloth of Ilia ncwc.Klylaa Kiln flulah. inarbln Italian Franco and Kcroll raliiltnn. f rum I fuel to ti4 foot wllo. at all trlei. Alao.tlia lartri-at aal moat Uiu.lvo aaaorloiaat of rloh and cM (tut Curtain Uoo.l,,illl t oralrc anl vmiiiIow HUaiiot. inapubiid aro ibervror raUtoil toavaiiilna our larja ttock, wlilcU 4ill ba rroaly aliown at all tlmai. Our roo.la ara all warraniej tu b In porfoclorUor and will bo told cUopr than tho clniiri. R1XUWALT.A CO. Ocl.13. roruLAit ciiuitcu music. SflfOOO Copleaj Knld. THE 8ACBED KIlOI)KOW,!"ilnl'c aercal vanvtjt of arovai Ciiurob Muale, olactn! clilofly froin'tho nit! aiait-Url author, wlthmnny origin Ipompo.lllonion a naw y.tim of notailnu iffnaq for tn tuo or vhnrchna, Plnrlnf nrlionii ant Acailetnltn. Hy A. S. Il.vnia 4'woraanawlU rblaflv account for iha rroat luroaaaol llila volumai rlrnt. Tk CknrttHtr tr th N'ar. It .ircmnti a now anl aruaily Iniprovail aloin of notation. in it much that Matiairura and iltmcult In tbia lellghlful u lane la o alnitIIHa.l that tnonlba ara in an afjimi ta yoart in inn common way or learn In tha rnn llra of imi.lral art, fact fumrlontly povan by lha attaalnlionaof aroma of tear hora anil povfnrniorawbo bavo tuatatl lha ayalcrn and rtvan lha word Ha f real popularity and con.ianily n. eroaalnt ial. Hacoint. Th Quality mn4 Stylt f th II mir. Many naw plir titinaU lo iifeaaa aa lone aa mu lie laata, may bo found on Iti inrAianrnlomariy of ili a old and triad molodloa, hallnwad from a.orlaloJ racollaoliona ofaanrluary Uollght. and fur mora wairuiue to ma nnarior mo worahiar Iban many fracnionily mb.tltuiod for them. Iba rubiiabara nay 14 that Iba maehanlchl xacutlon of lha word Ntii parlor allorflhnr to lha majority of taalaro M ualo Uookaand lha prlca vary low. It may be lud ot tho nrlncliml nookiollori ur of Iho I'll dl I her MOUKK, AVimTAril, KEV" CO., Vholelo llooi.aller kiiiI Slallonara, bill? iti Wot KourUi Mrfol,:in tl,0. PATENT Spring Saddle Tnr, A ma OHIATIABOR nd ipon., wu ara IX. nowanaiiiuU lofurniahlhoaa uurlvalla.t 1'raot luouanlliy at abort nollca. rloe. $3 JO each. ca.h. IIL'MTER.tOllUK.X.EOMKSTOM A BARR. Sola manufacturers and wholeaaladaalarsln Had diary, llardwar and Uoach Trlmmlntra, No. 9 Churrb ItulMIng, Walnut atraat, Clnrlunatl.Olilo waaiaonav a mu supply or our "atikt Hair ruin. uut itroat,balwean Front and Columbia, ('Incln nail, Ohio. mar 84 '34 ly CTEAM.MAÄBLE WORM. CTIA9L RULE kj MCChanuK tu LOWhV ,a jci.K, tori.or Uroadwty and Flflh itrcct,CluclDiitl,Otilrt. Monumenia, lomüa, and i.rava Mouaa, Marbla Manllaa and Mutuary. Hahtl.mal Font. M aural Tablota, Urna, Vaaa,JarUen t'lcnraa,Cablnt9lantl louiuir Mao, ftcoic, conituntiy on band and furnlalxd to order. Tbt I rmdaauppllad with MarbU In Block ni Hla,or !taaa olonlor. raaritl'Mly A CA II II. FROM WILLIAM LEE & CO. Dry Goods, for Fall and Winter. W rennAclfuUf aollclt attenllon to our torv lartr aaanrtmant of aoaaonable conda, coinnrialnr KLEQANT TASIKKUL and FASIIIO.N AULti atyiaaor LAMES PKESH GOODS, EMUKOIDEHIKS, LACKS, F If A W LK CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. W a bellova wa ara prepared to ploaa tho fan cy ofalmoatall whowlah to pureLaao artlclciof inia ueacnpiion. lath plain and aubalantlal fabrlca wantad by every person, we are prepared tofurntsb f-Hxliof im manuiuciors or me various a;raaci ana quality. Webealow much cars In the purchase of our moo's, both with referenae to beauty of atyle and perfection of fabric. Our prices will be found as low as at any bouse In the WeU and we are lullinjr. at the present time many kinds of foods ai mum lower prices man at any former poriou. 1'hoae wbo purviiaae from ua can seloct front a Urror variety than can be found elsewhere; and will not be urpr-d to take what does not please there. Cooda will nrove aa recommended or the may be returnmt. In our Cloak and filiawl l)opartment weofTera rery Urge variety of Cloak aud Mantles or oar own manufacture, as well aa Im ported ferments, and others selected from the beti establishments In Jicw York. We exhibit ihoee or our own manufacture with confluence Dial In beauty ofaiyleand perfection of workman ship they are not excelled COOCS FROM ACCTIOX SALES IX SEW YORK. w e avail onyelves of every advantage at these sales for cheap purrhunos and can offer as many oarraius as but oinrr nouse. W.M.LKK it CO, 74 West Fourth Street. octl3w Cincinnati, O. DAY & MATLACK, WOOtllALt DI4LIRS I D It Y U O O D S , No. 57 PEARL STREET, BET. WALM'T & VISE U.CI.SJ U ÜÜIÜ. March 17 lri yl 13ATEÖ HOUSE, IMIIAMAT OJI I 9 f INUUM.1 D. D. SLOAN. PROPRIETOR. July 8d TEEMS OF THE DIANA AMZSXCA5. Subscription when not paid within the yearS.tW If paid witliin the year ...i.. S,0 If puld In advance 9,0U iSceuuwtllbodednctod on subscription out of the county. $$-SubscriUr$ may ran it money by mail at our risfc, wnen not lest than 8 J are re mitted at one time, and receipts will be returned stating ths time to which vau ment is made. Obtain a certificate of th t ost Matter as to the amount remitted. JOHN WILLIAM'S SPIIIMU cV stM.ni a STOCK 1011 1854. TO THE PTJBLIC.-At the coiuuiancemcut of tho nii- irade 1 ahoutd be far alionuU'd from my duly did 1 fail to return my most grate ful acknowledgments for the abowarsof favors that have boon heaped upon me. Patronage ao vast cannot full to be a proud lucent! vlo duly. lllh LKlVALLtU POPULAKI1Y which my Clothing Estabi'shiueul has attained, Is such as to faiuUiarue my name to all classes, and to all Individuals, u-oeriheleae, the tulroUuulion of new season, and the consequent change attendant thereupon, tender It expedient for me to solicit your cautious attention, while 1 relate In aa concise a mauueras possible, my now claims loyour support Iii preparing uy stock for the present kpriisic nasi rtuiunier feeukon, IdeUriuiuea 10 secure the beat and e west fashions Introduced. A novel, beautiful, durable, vanej, and extensive collodion of Piece Goods have found their way Into my establishment. Novelty of cloth Is coupled with liovully of design, whilo In work mansblp many nUentlousand improvements have beeu effected. My reputed system of eeonomy la patentto all, and It la woll known that I eudeavor lo make the favorable chances of the private buyer. For tho success of tho past aeason, I have to tende-my best thanks, aud hope lo ment with similar encouracement durlug the present yer. 1 am the Public's most ob'u srv'i., JOll.M WILLIAMS, AfrraAeef Teier. M o tt n t Carmsl, lud, marSlSuio ALL PAPER 2ÜOO Pieces making th largest and best assort ueul ever brought to Brookvlllo, can be oundiit OLD WHITE C0B5S8.

li:itrilAT TAKENOTICG. G. W. PADGETT, & CO., UA V P. just opened a store t No. 41 Main HI., weat title, t.i r'earland Columbia, hare tticy Intend keeping a good assortinenlef China. Glass, & Queens are, Pdrtl.e wholo.nlo trade. They aollclt an etaniltml.on of tholr NtiMk , as they flaUt-r themselves, Ihny.ran tve aali.fartlon bolU In quality and prlt'd. IKiu't foraU Nd, St Main at., U. W. rAW3Krr,CU. N. R. Particular fttlonlion ntt to rikln and Nhlppins; 1...U. I). W. 1". V I (. 4 1-4.IU.

Torm d. ittlwiix. pROcxa aito comJ AllssTüS iffKiU llA.S'f, liiaU-rlnTloiir, fro. laloiia. IlourlKin Whlky,aud Pnxlnee (onerally N31 Walnut street, Cincinnati Ohio. hulls Ai llmlden, man di t o ( In Kleider At Jark, Louts MotTett, milwell ,rk Co, Vllle. J Kt. Louis tTl.lharaladvanreamade on Conalgnmenta. mar S4 '34 ly MASONIC & ODD FELLOWS' FUUNIS11INO ÜTOIIK. W1LLIABI ADDIS, lias removed to Mlmh at. Heron's Hulldlng. anlr Masrnolla Mail, Cincinnati, Ohio. MANL'F,( l l'KKUol Co.iumas an.l K ara) la of every description, for Masons. Odd ( allows, Hons of Tempo retire, 1 ample of llotior, J)rul,t Kml Man, Hrothorhood of (be l'nlen,and tJnoj Kollows. IPr HoWig a mauiberof the above orders, I am prepared atal tl res to farnlsbeverylhlnr apper aluliif thorio wiih punctuality anddlapatch. fab. I J (IS l-Wn, H. MiMMiNe. K. JiMinos. J.Hcrrtanitn. Manning, Jonningsj & Co. WHOLESALE. cj- COMMlSStOX MERCHANTS. No. H31, Mai Btrekt, Went SiJr, Srcond Door alcove Sixth Xo. 3, Sixth Street. CINCINNATI, 4). Xov, II, lri.Vt.47 Ijrr. Aaron A. Colter, QKOfKKY 'K01UCK AID COMMISMOjl iMHKCIIANT. R.b.COKSKKOKKKVKNTH A?W MAIN NTH, CIMCINNATI OIII4I. Kov.vo- 49-lyr-. ASA IGLKHAUT, (Late of, and fuccessor to Ingle, Wheeler Ai Igle hart in itcair.ataie Agencie,) It lor iter stt l.iv nud ItPstlLetnte) Agent , Wlllatlend to the Collertlon of Debts, the ur chaae and sale of Kual Kaute and all other pro. ri'Mioiikl business Intrusted to him In V ardor burirb.andlhe adjoining enuntles la Indiana. I TOrrii snvuTHi i mnn, KVA.NNVILLK.IXIUANA. WM.ul.ea. Joi. LSe jta. w. ultnn "ITfM, OLON AND BOlf 8, WHOLESALE I earn. NTS, North-eaat cornarof Welnntandl'nlunibla streets, I'm ikmti, Ohio. mar 4 Uly warn.- ,1ti:i.OIU.O4N! HI r.l.OIH'.o tk'iHrVii MH M KWOIIKO.H I ! I I V T llr'rorn O to .) Of III. hop A, Chillis mako, lie very bent In America. We will sollet wholesale or retail, and warrant them lo be superior 10 any and all offered In thla market, the great demand for those beautiful Melodeons la proor positive ormoiraTreai aunrrinriir ovvr an othara. MlilUHA WHIIB. au'. urjest Mcioiioon I'oaienin cm. r. xt 11 a iiiiiTi:.'nr.NTn ,nAKi; HOUtl.-Allboiiffh ll ? Pllwehav siios, still we have a e threestorlea All ad with l'l. have aiilinmanso slock of llnos on the way and now arriving, and we must aen rrora 7Jlo HHi I'tanoa.to make room for our fell atock. Owing to eur buying for casn only, ana rrom mo fuel that we are the larcasi 1'lano dealers In Cin cinnati, we can and wIlNell lower for Cish Uian any olherhouse In tins city. moni n mill r,. saps The largest Piano Deuter 1 0 Ctn'll. -;cfv, , iiAio4t-oiuirT.nrv C evSr i J A N l M:4 0-4I IIA!U.We 1 1 T I 1 1 will let the rent apply on purchase, (f bought In a given lime. We keep the largest stork, best Pianos, and will lentor sell owerfor cash than any other ilouso In thla city. Also.soo ond nana t-iaiios laaeu in exenange ai 7 vtea Fourth street. MURCH & WHITE. au3M Largest Piano Dealers In Cln'U. "MAN, KNOW THYSELF." An invaluable book for twenty-Jive cents. Every family should have a copy. IOO.OOO conic told lit ! than a grr. Anew edition, rurlsod and Improved, l Issued. H. HUimrR'S MEDICAL MANTJAL A!TO li.MU-aooa rot ins ArrLlciae Coutalu.ng au outline or the origin, progress, treatment and euro of every form of disease contracted by pro mlscuous sexual Intercourse, by self-abuse, or by sexual excesa, with advloe for their prevention, written tn a familiar atyle, avoiding all medical technicalities, and everything that would offend the ear of decency: with an outllnaof complaints lucldeut to Females, from the result of aorae twenty years successful practice, exclusively do voted lo the cur of diseases ol a dollcate or prl vatenature. To which Is added receipts foa tho euro of th above diseases, and a treatise on the causes, sy mploins and cure of the Fever and Ague. Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics in Penn. College, Philadelphia. "Dr. Hcima's McmrsL Mahcal. The author of thla work, unlike the majority of thoae who advertise to cure the diseases of which It treats, Is a graduate of ouo of tho best College In th United htaies. It affords me pleasure to reoom mend btm to the unfortunate, or to the victim of malpractice, aa a auccessful and experienced practitioner, In whose honor and lutegrlty they nay place the greatestconfldence. Joe. N. Loaasnoas, M. D. From A. Woodward, M. D. of Penn. Utiivertity, Philadelphia. It gtrea menleaaureloadd my testimony to the professional ability of the author of th "Medical Manual." .Numerous esses of Disease of the Genital Organs, some of them of long standing, have come under my notice, lu which Lit skill bat been manifest In restoring to perfect health. In some casae where the patient bas been considered beyond the reach of medical aid. loth treatment or of Seminal weaknesses, or dlsarrangdment of the functions producod by self-abuse or excess of venery, 1 do not know bis tuperitt tn the profession. I have been acquainted with the author torn thirty years, ana deem It no more than Justlr to him, aa well as kindness to the unfortunate victim clearly Indiscretion, to recommend him asoue Id whoso professional skill and Integrity they may safely eonfld themselves. Ai-rnio Woowad, M.D. "This la, without exception, the moat compie henalve and Intelligible work published on the clattofdlscatcior which It treats. Avoiding all technical terms, It addresse Itself to the reason of lu readers. It Is free from all objectionable matter, and no parent, however fastidious, ran object to placing ll In the hands of his sous. The author has de voted many yeart to th treatment of the various complalnulrealedof.and with too little breath to puff, and too little prosn motion to Impose, he has offered to tho world, al the merely nominal pric of M cents, the fruit of torn twen ty years surcctsiul practice." nrraia. "Xo teacher or parent ahould be without the knowledge Imparted In thla Invaluable work. It would sav years of pain, mortification, and sorrow to they outh uudor thelrcbar-je." pt ptt'$ Advtraie. A Presbyterian clergyman la Ohio, writing of "Iluoler't Medical Manuel," saya: "Thousands upon thousands of our youth, by orll example and lnfluer.ee of the passions, have been led Into the habit of self-pollution, without roallxtng th ln and fuarful consuquoucot Upon themselves and thotr posterity, lhoconslltutions or thousands who are raising families have been enfeebled, If not broKi n down, and they do not kuew th cause or the cure. Anything that cau be dono so to cuUghlon and Influence the publio mind as to check, and ultimately remove thla w. de-spread aourco of human wrolchedneaa, would confer th greatest blessing next to th relis-ton of Jesu Christ, on th present and coming generation. Intemperance (or the use of Intoxicating drinks) luougu iinasaiaio ua uiou sauds Is not a greater ecourye to the human race. Av rpt my thanks on behalf of the afflicted, and believe me youreo-workerln th good woik you are to actively engaged In." One copy, (eocurely enveloped) will be for warded, free of postage, to any part of the United K!.im. for Tweiitv-Five Cents, or six conies for Oue Dollar. Address COSDK.4 4c CO. publishers, or Hot luu, Philadelphia. CjHooksel!ors, Canvassers, and Book Agent supplied on th most liberal terms. luly I Ivr. Views ofBuibltngs, LaeearArcs, Portraits, Diploma., Mans. Show Cards, Moles, Drafts, Bills o Exchange, Labels, Ac. Ac. ' MIDULKTO.t li WALLACE. So 113 Wa!nutStruet,Odd Fellows tia.ll. Cincinnati, Nov. 11, thai 47 I jr. (J. W. COFFIN Si. CO a I I BELL & BRASS FOUNDERS. tuts! Hcracreaaaa or o V And alt kind of Brant Work; Delerttn LeaJ,Zlnc, Copper, Hlock Tin, Copper KlveU,Bpeltet, holder and Metal Packing, Hecoud Street, bet. broad way and Ludlow, Cincinnati Ohio. TTpThslr Bells are executed 00 ew and Improved prluclples, superior to any 'idry In th World. S0T.I1, 1833,47-lyr.

AFFLICTED READ II I TJKITJLDELPHIA OTLDICAL H0U -K.ubJT llu.l wo years eo by KiaaaLie, eornerof Third and Colon st. between Hpruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa. INVALIDS

Are apprised that Dr. Klnkslln confines his practice to a particular branch of medii'lne, whlt n en garea his undivided allrntlnn. He taiitlona the unfortunate against the nse of mercury thousands are annually mercurlalUed out of Iii hVaenl auctions are promptly extinguished, TWKNTT TCARS OP XXPKRIEN : In the treatment of class of dlsrasea hitherto nagleeled and Imperfectly undvratoad, has enabled Dr. Klnkelln,( Author of a work on Keif Preaerv atlon,) prove Wiat ntne-tanths of the causes of nervous debility, local and constitutional weak nes, menial and physical suffering, are traeodle to certain habits, forming tho moat secret yet deadly and fatal springs of domeatie misery and premature mortality. TAKK r ARTICULAR NOTICE. There la an evil habit sometimes Indulged In by boy vir aolltede, ofum growing up with them to manhood, and which, if not reformed In due lime, not only begets aerloue obstacles lo domestic happtneaa, but gives rise to a series of pro tracted, Inatdlous and devastating atfvctlons. Few of those who give way lo thla pornlrlous practice are aware of the eonaetiuences, until they find the nervous system shattered, feel strange and unaccountable feellnga, and vagua foara in the mind. The unfortunate IhuaaRWted becomes, Is unable loiaWor with areuau med vigor, or t apply bis mind to studyi his si p la tardy and w-.uk, ha Is dull, Irresolute, and engages In als sport with less energy than usu ,1. If he emanclpato Imself before the practice haa done Us wnrat, and enlur malrlmony, bis marrlago I unfruitdil, and his sense tells him that this Is caused by his early follle. Tims aro considerations which should awaken the attention of thoaa similarly sltuatud. MAKKI AGUC Kequtrcslhe fuiaimentof several conultluns, In order that it may be really the cause of mutual happiness. Could the veil which rovers the origin of doinoalle whrelchednaas be raised, and Its truo source In every Instance disclosed In how many could It bt traced lo physical dlsuiialinYnllons anil their attendant disappointments I Apply then while It Is yet time, In order to have your unstrung and relaxed system rrbrem., revlvinvd ana etreng tuo nod. RKMEM0KK. lis wh places himself under Dr. Kiassi.ia's treatment may religiously confide In his honor as a gentleman, and rely upon the s.auranoa that the aeerets of Dr, K's. patients will never ins dlarloaev, Young man let no false nodesty daieryou from making your case know n lo one who, from education and respectability, can certainly befriend you. Tou many think lh.y will conceal the secret In their own hearts, a d eure themselves Alas! how often Is this a fatal delusion, and how many a promising young man, who might have baen an ornament to society, haa fmled from tho earth. Mrloluraa of the urethra are rapidly r moved by Vne application of a new therapeutical agent, used only by Dr. K. Weakness and ConstltutlbimllKblllty iromrtly 1 cured, and full vigor restored. COrSTRT INVALID.' Can have,bys!al f their raae eiplloltly, together with all their ay t'oms, per teller eucloalnga remittance, Dr. K ' medicine, appropriated accordingly. Korwarded to ee( part of the United Plates, and packed secure from damaea or curiosity. II i: A II II I Youth and Manhood. Nature's Guide, HUH Hutrtjtrtkt frtltitgmltn J LJi,jmijrt,tn tht i'nu. A letter with a remittance of Si evitta, or lha value In iio.lago stamp., addressed lo Dr. KIM Kl.LI.il, Philadelphia, Pa., will secure ropy ol either of the above beoka by return of mall; or Iii copies will bo sent free (if poalago for 91. Hookaallera.t'aHvaeaera, traveling agents. Ate., supplied wholesale at the publishers pjlree.wtilcti admit of largo profit. jrjrAU letlnre mnst bo post-paid. July I, lr. CHERRY PECTORAL, Par the reill Cars of ( 01 wis, olds, iioAnsi;i:ss, nnoc iiitis,whoopi(j- ok;h, .'Korr, .isTiniA, d (ONSniPTIOX. Evansvillk, Oct. 13, 1851. We Invito th attention of lh Public to the rer tlnrales appended below, and bespeak for thorn that candid consideration which their honest frankueaa deaerves. 'Men tn such stailona aa many who voluntarily bear wltnr-M to ilia effieury ami value, of cherry Pectoral, do not wantonly trifle with, or distort farts. nor overstate their convict ions. Judge then, whether this la not the medicine to trust whan you mu st have relief for the throat or lungs. Judge too, whether every family ought not to have It by the m, as a safi'gusrd against the everywhere prevailing enemy, which steals with ratal frequency upon almost every flock and carries off the lamb from many a nome. Jackson City, O., Nov. 00th, 1W Dr. J.C.Atcb. Hlr: The Cherry Pectoral la much Inquired after. Several of ourbest physicians bav used It, three of them In their own case, and always with the happiest effuets. The numerous patent medicines always before them, load-10 Incredulity la regard to every now remedy; and It Is only after undoubtedevldenceof value In any article, that anything like a general confidence can be excited. The unrivalled excellence of this combination of agents, (in the Cherry Pectoral) proved beyond cavil by repealed trial under their own observation baa compelled medical mon to proclaim abroad lis usefulneat. Itltbeyon all doubt the best general remedy we have for the Pulmonary Affections of this climate at the same time soda live and expectorant a rare combination ofprop rtlea. In the hope that it will prove Its own reward. I subscribe myself. nespecuuuy your ob't servant, JAS.C. MILLER, M.D. Allegan, Mich. Jan. IOtu, 1833. Dear oir..o one. ns nstene man. woman. or child, can be found to deny that the Cherry Pecto ral is an mat 11 claims tone, i&ereismucn used In this vicinity although not not known until re cently. The community should know lit virtues. 1 ours truiv. JOHN R. KELLOGG, M. D. let ftntlctnrn the Legat PrtJ'tetitn mark cat. Willi-mibarg.L. I., ept.3, 1852. Dr. J. C.Atik. DoarSlr. Over application for the past three years to my duties na an advocate, brought on torn eight months ago severe Irritation of the bronchial tubes, which wat constant annoyance la me, and fast becoming a sou roe of great appre nension. r.very remeuy tried, railed to even rllev mo, till I used your Cherry Pectoral. This bas not only relieved me, but as I trust, wholly cored me. 1 care nothing for the reputation of advocatlnn l'atcnt. Medicines, and this la at your aervlce. I shall reoommend It to mom tors of the bar, and other whom I may moet,latorln tinder tlmllarlndl-potliloni: Yours reapectfully, K. F.JON KS. South Paris, Me, Aug. 1, 15J. I hate no hesitation In saying, that I legard Avar's Cherry Pectoral as decidedly the beat rem. edy within my knowledge for Iho cure of chronic bronohl'.ti, coughs, and all diseases ortho lings. J Yours trulv, M. A.HITST.M. V. Montgomery, Ala., Oct.4, 184!. Da. J.C. Avta. Kir I have usod your admirable compound extensively In u.y practice, and And It to surpass, by fur, any other remedy we havo forcurlug diseases upon the lungs. Your obedient servant, lt. U. JONfc.s, M.D. What yet reiiialiislocotivlncothe mort Incredulous, thstlhe Cherry Pectoral Is all that purports to be, viz: an unequalled re in Id It. I agent for all diseases ol the ihjoatand Lungs. The experience ofyaars.has provon It lo be such, and we submit It to the people, believing thatltv virtues will fully maintain Its reputation. Prepared and KolA by JÄHES 0. AYER, Practical Chemist, Lowell Msas. Mold In Brookvllle by M, W. Halle; t.lflord 6t Dvpny, Laurel, Ind. C Vancamp, Mtlumora C Overton, Andersonvlilot And al agencies In noarly very town lu tht west. W. A. Clark, Crown Point, la., Traveling Agent. Daniel F. Mcader, & Co. Cincinnati Stenn Unreal. eV CA III " KT 7lAlF4C:TOIlV. COR. OF FRONT AND SMITH STS. Keeps a general asaortment of CABINFT JIEIIfl. eonslstlngof the rollowlngartlcles, vli: Roewo.d, Mahogany, and Walnut Dreaalng and Plain bu reas.Nlde Uoardt, Writing Denkt, Enclosed and Plain Wash and Work Blonds, Warranted equal In quality to any made here or elsewhere, and which they offorat very low prices,for caniior approved aTl'kinds of lumber wanted. Sov.ll. W3, 47 lyr. Vboacaal and Retail Dealer In r M.EASTCQRKF.R WEKTRHNRdW 6, f'EARL CINCINNATI. D PARTICULAR PAINS TAKEN IN THE SELECTION OF THE BEST FAMILY GROCERIES, jtovii less 47 ur. '

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A.K.Door. It,D.Root. F, F. A mold. E. II. Howe. DO Hit, ARNOLD A CO,, Importers and Jobbers of Jftintu (Scobs. H. W.cr. fith Main Hu. Gait Ilouso Buildings. CINCINNATI O. AI nu facta rurs of various Brands of fine Cigars. Jan. 134 y II. n. C 1 1 Tpm A N CO.," Coiniulosilon A- rtvr ar dinar MEltClIANTS, W III T K W A T r. R r A W A f . H A B I .CISC "l X A TI. ni:t i:ici;-4ci:it John fiwasey , t'o. ; Morrison ISewby l'weed,Mbleyr V right; U.e. H.M.Conklln, rteevesA Htephens, ; nsoaaarown.u. coa-ii.i.i,ii.o. : a., U'tggtna c Co. A. H.C unwell t 80ns. ; tieorge Uülosple. Liberal cash advancements made on consign menu, epW-19-lyr. mPORTÄNT TO BIHLDERS. Hor8lev4&lEhlcr,

FROXT STREET, RET. WESTERX 11 u iv A IV l) JOIIX, CIXCIXXA TI, UIIIU. Dealer lu all kinds of Lumber and manufacturers of gash, Doore, Winde. Window Frames, Mouldings, Dee Pilaatera. Weather Uoardinf. Whit and Yollow floe t'loorlo(t, Shelving for Htoree. Palling for Ten cea, Hoards planed on boih. Ides, of various Ihlrkna.a aultableforlhe lii.l.ln n,.l.l. ,.r . I msetuiuiiaiimeiii will he Tonnd to beofgreat bem lltto personsbulldlngln the country, as they ran be supplied here lib all lha mal rials ready made oriumher, thoroughly scum n'd for flnlahlng houaei. In the Lumber Yard connected wlthlhia eatahllihiiiiini tliereiskept for sale an extensive aawirtmeni of Lumber for all building purpo.es. ria.h primed and glased, constantly 11 hand, ja II orders promptly attended te. T F.M AIM CAlf. Nov. ll,l-347 1 yr. holeaaledcalerln Dried Prülls, Clover Hed. sun pmduee generally. Xe.n Walnut Street llo'wecn Front Columbia 1100 hush. IMtir.ll ; f Ili:. g(H0 sie) des tlAI.N. IHM) stss slay JSiifM, ao i da n,ovi:nki:i:D, tn store and for aale, Feb.lT -lr. vnii: wouks." Candies, Nuts and Fruits. . Wholesale end retail by JOIIX It. MYERS. m1 MlllnSlrt",t bfll Kmh uJ Hlxlh.West CINCINNATI.' .Nov. 11, l3J, 47t yr. NO. 3 12 MAIN ST. HETWEEX 877, AXD ÜTII. 1ri:Krn constantly on hand a beautiful assormontof . HAW Mil CAPS, oflliu iiiotfulilonsltle kind, lie Invlies his old frlendsal Hrookvillnio give him a call when they vlhltthe clly. ' Nay 7, IMJ I yr. IMPORTERS AXD JOBBERS IX WATCHES. I JKWELRY AND FANCY OOOÜS. 1 lau 3IAIN STUKKT. j UBDEH COMMERCIAL BANK CIRCINRATI. j Watch Makers' Tools and Materials, Jov. lt,iW3,47 lyr, j ohnfTd Ain & c"ös Seed Store, 10 Ac 42 Lower Markxt street, w rr . CINCINNATI. w offer for sale a largo assortment of Agricultural Implement.; and call panlcularalteiillon lo our U Iff.' re it kinds of birow Cutlers, Cider Wills, Ac. ÜKASrl KFEIH. We aro constantly supplied with all the valuable irn.. aeeds cultivated tn the West, Uarden Needs, Ac. aug la 3 mos iVJIF ARRIVAL- ' JOHN K I N 6. BL 0 OMIXQ GROVE. IXD.. IN constantly receiving a splendid and complete assortment of STAl'LK AND I'A.CY VllY GOODS, Uraccrleti, Ilarderare, Queenswart, Cutlerwt llnte, Cup, KoniicteIloottyrthoe, lleadr-ntade Clotlilaar Dru;tlTledlclney Palnta, OH. Dye Ktnlfe, Nail. Cotton Yarn, Notion I'crf umcry, Ac, cVe., TO The above goods have been bought low for cash, selected with the greatest care, and will be sold alth very lowest prices. Call and ex amine before purchasing elsewhere N So. 18, I&33--tt. ID and Spirit Oat. ALSO AMrH, wholesale and retail, for burning ibe above. Ko 9 College liulldlng, Cincinnati Ohio. mar 84 '54 ly Dlt.J.B.MARCHISI'S CELEBRATED CATIIOLICON ro trb aauar AMOcrai or tcrrtaiM risULti. IT STANDS I pre-eminent fot its curative powert In all the die catoafor which It si Is recommended, asuaiiy caiieu FKMALK COM PLAINTS. Of these are 1'ao i.ipsus Ltisi, or Kalling of tho Womb; Flporsl v or Whiles; CURORIC iMrLAM MAT10M ARD LL crration or Tin W'omb; IncibsN TAilltMoaRHaoc, or Moodtng; FiiRrct, lorracssao.aRO Ia RautLaa AicHsiauATioa, Otc, with all tholr accompanying evils, (Cancer excepted, no matter bow severe or of how long Handing. The Cathollcon farturpassoiolhe; romedlos.ln balnr more certain, less expensive, and leaving thesystera In a beltercondiifon. Let all Interested cull and obtain pamphlet (free) eontalalng amplojiroof, from the most respectable aoarcos, of the beneficial results of Its use; together with letters from highly experienced Physicians, who havo usedltln lholrpractlco,and speakfromtbelr ownobservattont. Notice to the Unfortunate Female. I feel It a duly Incumbent upon myself to declare publicly the great blessing Dr. Marcblsl's Uterine Cathollcon bat proved to me. For two years my health was miserable; I was almost unable to walk. Physicians pronounced my case fulling of the womb, extensiv ulcerations, commuiicioff with Ouor albus. The palm, Irritation, prostration, and the Intolerable foetid dlacharge rendering life almost a burden. In this miserable coudltlon, I'r. K. P. Kewlund recommended Dr. Marcblsl's Uterine Cathollcon. After taking four bottles I find mvoolf In perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration makes me ardently desire that all my sex, allko unfortunate, may find sure relief from this Inestimable medlnlno. ÜLIZABKTII A NEWLA.VD, No, ill West st. Ctlca, N. Y. TliRbovo tlatement 1 know to be true. F.P.MKWLAND.M. D. Utlca.N. V. I havo no hesitation In saying, Dr. Marchitsl's Uterluo Catholicen it Invaluable In ntcrtue diseases general) ly. I have used 11 In Fluor Albus, Amenorrhoea, Prolapsna Uteri, and In rasos of extensive u'corallou of the vagina and ot uteri. It Is worthy oflbeaotlce of the Kacully, JOHN c.okkiCk.m.d. Baltimore, Md. 1 have used, for some months past, a prepare tion for female complaints, eailou Marcblai 'a Uterine Cathollcon, which I wat Induced tu try inaomt extremo cases at the urgent request of torn patients who Introduced U to my noliee. I am persuaped.afthr trying In great many cases, that It surpasses all otier remedies within my knowledge, for that class of dlfflculllei for which It It rocommendnk. It hat cured omo very extreme casea under my observation, which have resisted all other treatment, and I regnrd lias a remedy that should be subjected to th proof by every school of physicians, as It U of xast Importance to be able lo treat successfully a elast of diseases which haa oeretofore been extremely difficult to manage, aud which afflicts to larg portion of our females. L. 1). FLEMING, M, D. Rochester, K. V. Pamphlets had gratis at the store of Oirroao & Alms, Agents, Laurel, Ind. A ISO told by E. K. Fuller, llarrlaon, Ohio. l4Rin. Brahbb, Liberty. Pawls dt Morrison, Counartville. 8. 8TiwART,Greeiisburg. Jon IICMTI.R, Versailles. J.U.MAKCllIMdt Co., Proprietors. CIRTR AL trOT, 304 1 RtADWAT, R . T. Fab. 8th, 1834-emo.

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eovery bas reeently been made by iM. CUKTIM, for the eure of Asthma, Conan mplloa, Mronrhills, Cooghs, Colds, and all Long Complains, by Medteaud Inhalation. Da. Ccana's livoaaaa, on la sua llvassM Vsroa and Cncaat Wvarr bu accomplished the moat wonderful cures of Asthma and Consumption, tn the elty of Kew York and vicinity for a few months past, ever known to man. It It producing an Impression on Diseases of lb Lungs never before witnessed by the medical pro fesaion. (NeeeerttAcalee In hands of Agents.) The Inhaler le worn on the breaat, uadar the linen, without lha least Inconvenience, the heat ofUiabody being sufficient to evsporsle the fluid, supplying the lungs constantly with a boailng and agreeable vapor, passing Into all the air-cells and passages of tlo lungs that cannot noealblr be

reached by any other medicine. Here ts a case of AnillJHA tllKEl). BaooiLva, It. V., Dee.Oth,I8i3. For about eight years 1 have beea eeverely afflicud wilh Asthma; for the last two years I have suffered beyond all my power of description! months at a lime 1 have not been able to il.ru In a bed, getting what rest I could sluing In chair. my uimcuiiy or breathing, and my suflorinrs. ware so great at limes, that for faonra together my rrienda expected each hour would bo my I sat. During the pejtslx years I have bad the aid and attendance of some of the most celebrated physicians, but bt msairpii no permanent reuer. 1 at 1 angin bad the gcod fortune lo procure Dr. turtle's llygo ana, or Inhaling Vapor and Cherry sivrun. At lha lime I obtained It 1 was suffering under one or my most violent attacks, and waa la great dlairaee, .nun auuc.uDi ior w,ni si vrMUi. in leaailian ten minutes after applying the Inhaler to my stomach, and taking a leaspoonrul of the Cherry Hyrup, I was relieved In a great measure, and bed a comfortable night. I have since continued I wiintno greatest nossible benefit, and am now oomparlUvrly well, od only knows the amount of suffering thla medicine bas relieved mo from. My advloe to thesuffertng Isray it. MA KU AKUT EAftTOÜ. t'MPTIOJI CUBED. Ntw.Yoa, Dee. 17, 133, I came U Mew York In the ship Telegraphi my native placets Kw John, N. u. When I reached turn city, my health was very poort had a yery bad cough, raised a great deal of matter, and we. reiy wea aim emaciated. My rrienda and physleiun pronounced my rase consumption, and beyond the reach of medicine. I accidentally sniBi ur, 1 uruii iiygeana,or mnaiing nygaan Vaitor, and Cherry Hvruo. and obtained a t,aek. age which I verily believe was the means of saving my life. Koon after wearing the Inhaler I found It relieved the pressure on my lungs, and after while the disease made lu appearance upon tho surface under the Inhnler. I took the Cherry hyrup as directed, and continued to do so, my cough gradually growing belter, until It entirely luiinio, ana now ron.iucr myaoii curea. I alill wearthe Inhaler, aa the use 01 Ilia rather Mossanl. and believing ll strengthening and purifying 1 the lungs, I foci unwilling at present to dispense wlthll. JuiiN wuuli. Hold by llovtl & I'nill, So. 40 Courtlandl street; V, ll, ItliiK, corner of John itrertartd ftrnadway, i, Y, Price 3 a package. II. Any person eurloalng 3 to Koro & Psit, orCoMTise. Paxias.Aew Vork, 'will receive a package containing a bottle of llygean Vapor, one of Cherry Nyrup.and an Inhaler, In a neat box, by eipress.free to any parlofihe United lutes; or four packages for I Mar. 4, 41 ,1 yr. Ilblitaon'a rslaae llaeka. fibltshed and told by Jacou Ernst, Ko tu Main Rtreel between Third and Fourth Streets, Cincinnati, O. Roblnson'sTheoreUcaland Practical Arithmetic. Key to Arlihmetle. " klomenury treatise on Alg.irra. " Algebra, University Edition. Key to alrebra. .Natural Phlloaophy. Cieometry. Astronomy, University Kdlllou, " do. Nehool Edition. Sarvey.na; and Navigation. IIUIIINaONrt IATIIsU.TIATIC. I. WOlt KM, HAVIIVn been requested to ensralne Pof. Hobiuson's hnrtea of Mathamatlra, and to report my oplulon thereof. I have with pleasure made injsolf as well acqcalntad with the specific merit of th books, aa 1 wall could without th actual using of them In the recitation room. Prof, Kobinson must be, I should Judge from his books, a keen, sprightly and thonrhgh Mathematician II would teem lo have, either at th gift of name, or the re.ult of stuJyand practice, quick Intuitive perception of - mathematical prluclples, aud lo be remarkably adopt la artifices for abbreviating the methods of solving problems. The Algebra It clear and auUklontly diffuse explanations, si.dfurnl. has an abundant slock o. problems wlla explicit and Ingenious modes ol solving them. 1 his work Is tutnaiently extensiv for the orelnary purposes of cnrse of College Instruction. The Geometry embodies great .mount of Geometric knowledge In a eompaaa entailer than usual. I hedlagrams are well conceived aud remarkaMy well executed. Th Tresllse on Kurveylnganil Navigation tsfull, andgtvea man Inleraallng faeta which may be new to moil or our atudeuta. The diagrams are, as Iii ths tieometry,uuutuallywell don. 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