Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 43, Vevay, Switzerland County, 28 October 1857 — Page 4

| will adhere to them, and be mixed with [the juice when pressed.* I Be thought the suckers should be taken off, as they never arrive to maturity at the proper time;.(hey diminish the size of the principal stalks, and prevent the action of the right and air which be bad just observed were necessary to' the per* feet growth of the canc.

R* EA Di . BEAD! BEAD 1 —ijVe. afflicted lead," the following Cerlinbate ofa cure of over 20 years’ standing; ; \ , . . H. T. HxLU«OLD—/?rin- Sir: mate been troubled wjlb an affliction of the Bladder and Kidrieyi for v over twenty yean. I lave tried Physicians in vain, and at Ital coniiuded to give your genuine Preparation a trial, vs I bad beard it highly.spokeu of. It afforded me im-‘ mediate relief. -I have u»ed three Lotties, and 1 base obfained more relief from its effects* nd feel'much‘belter than. 1 twenty years previous*. ’ ) bare tbe greatest faith in its virtuea and-Curslive shall do all in my power to make it known to tbe afflicted. Hoping this may prove advantageous to you in assisting you to introduce the medicine.' 1 am

iiVew Clothing More.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

WHO WANTS MONEY i

% liiteira Ignite.

PHILADELPHIA.

800,000

GREAT BARGAINS!

131 PORT ANT ANXOCNCK.il ENT. TO thOM afflicted with Feiua) Dlteuei, in el n S PER 11 ATO HRHCEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE. CQNORKHffiA. GLEET, SVPlltLUS, tbs Vico ofONAMSM, or SELF-ABUSE, it, Ac. Tbe HOWARD ASSOCIATION, (d tIcw of iho awfat dcrtfmISon of bBman lifr, ramc l by Sexual Ju catc*. xiul the deception* practiced upon the unfortunate vleUma of »nth dbcum by Guatk*.bar» directed their Cod la I tiny Suiyeon, u a CHARITABLE-ACT worthy of their name, to giro MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to nil penonathui afflicted, who apply tn letter, with t detectMi'on of their condition, (aye, oe cupatiou, babiu'of life, to.,) and in caia of «\tr«mr poverty and lettering, U> ftarnWt mcdlctne* two cu charge. ■ ’ -Tbe Howard A mcUtlofl U a benevolent! ruination, eitabllihad by apeclal endowment, for the relief of the •ic": and dlatrened, afflicted Trlth “Virulent and Epi derole PIu-mci." It bai now a inrniui of nifant. which the Director! hate voted to expend In advert!liog the above notice. Xl ll »et*-il.M, to odd that the A jvxlation cumrmiii.U the hlghert Medical,tilt of the •si.*, and will faruldi (lie approved modern treatment. '

Mav ac Oitaixcd ar HiskinoTc.v Doluju. flaiTe* *i, Qaarier Tlek«t« la Proportion* Jasper Co, Academy I.oiieryv • at ACfROMTT or rat mr* or oroioti, ItavauA Plan, Single .\nmbtrf< & POX, Manager!, Socmion lo J. P, Wivn*, Matuter. Oor Lotteriesdrawn lu Miron. 0s. t (Small Fthetaet) ln.''»r»nDAli,G». 1 (La»jcSeti*aiy shoot the tJih of crery mouth.

fiTHB Subscriber would respectfully an* JL nounce to. the citizens of Vcyav-ja and vicinity, that he has just opened a Jq . Clothing Storebn Main street, in P. Du- Jf£. four's building, where be intends keeping a large and complete assortment of

at cheaper prices than ever before offered In Ibis market. -These Gouda are made in the best manner, and with the Lest materials.;

Why Is Clover Beneficial.to Land?.

Because it derives'a of car* bon from tho air, which the clover supplies to the coil. * A' dry stock of clover consists almost entirely of carbon. If a crop of clover is turned under and decays, a large quantity of carbon is distributed in the eorl. Even if the crop is not turned under, a large amount Is deposited in the soil through tho roots of tho plant. Carbon forms the - basis, of charcoal, and by agricultural writers is frequently used syDomraonriy .with that won). ;It is an excellent absorbent, and for.this reason is'voidable in soils, for the purpose of retaining manures.nnd nil fertile matters. In Europe, and in many places In this country where the. soil is poor and, manures costly, carbon (or chaicoalj.is frequently scattered over heaps of manure or other substances emitting, offensive odors, and the gasses- thus escaping will be absorbed;rib .charcoal.' It is also.do excellent' absorbent of moistnie, and ■ is therefore very valuable In soils.. It also renders the soil warmer, and, in Cue, la one of the most valuable manures. It uot our purpose hero to speak of all' ita’excCllent qualities,'but we wUb merely to.say that in no way can it be so easily and cheaply .combined with the soil as by raising clover. Farmers who have triid it ami seen its effect upon their soil, consider it one hi', the best ways of keeping thetr land in'a fertile stale, by raising it as an alternate crop..

C h .1 S S D D, . DrawsNovcmBer I5lh, 1867, at Armory Hall, S» van null. Oa., Vndfr fJir Sttorn Stfpfrinlmdtnte of • W. R. SYMO.fS .31 o J. W. PRESTISS, HUjrut*. Nearly 1 Price to tvtnt 9 Tichrtt, 30,000 TICKETS4- 3.2S0 PHIZES. ! JIT 1 Triici Ratable without deduction 1 -Ttf , CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000. I Prize of $50,000 I “ 20.000 1 " .......10,000 ! 1 " .6,000 1 4.000 1 *' 2.000 3 Prizes of $1,0(0 are 3,000 5“ •• 600 arc, 2,600 -100 “ “ 100 are.. 10,000 100 11 ** 60 are ,*.....'6000 Approxlniatlo nPrizes. ' 4 Prizes of $225 lo $30,000 $ 900 4 ** 100 lo 20.000. 400 ’ 8 *« ■ tO to 10.000 C40 12 ** 60 to 6,000 ;. 600 21 " 30 to 4,000.....,,.' 720 20 “ 85 Jo 2,000 500 3000 " 20 are ......90,000 3,236 Prizes, amounting to..$215,260. * Whole Tickets $10; Halves *3) Quit. |S};, look (o junr intemt, soil com km iMitchetDS Plih anr olbcr. • ; , CenlficsiM'of Patkim of Ten Ticktu.ire mU at tie folio* Irp rates, which li the risk ; 1U Whole ’Hckcli, 10 Half Tleit-l,, io Quarter Tickets,

THE PLO W .

God speed the plowshare! tell me not Disgrace attends the toil! Of those who plow the dark-green soi, Or till the fruitful soil. Why should the honest plowman shrink From mingling in the van Of learning and of wisdom, since 'Tit mind that makei tht man.

truly yours, . M. McCoaiirck. Lcwistown, Pa., Jan. 28/1867.

My stock consists of Coats, Pants, Veals', Halt. Caps, Shirts, 4c., 4rc., in fact, a general assortment of GENTLEMEN'S

Should any.floubt Mr. McCormick's'st?te ment, be fclers'to the following gentlemen: Hon. Wm. Bigler, 'e* : Oovemor, Pehiiayl vania. * '

FURNISHING GOODS

Hon. Thbs. B. Florence, Philadelphia.- ’ ‘ Hon. J.‘C, Knox,'Judge,-Tioga Co., Pa. , Hon. J. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphia,Hoiri D. II.' Porter/ cxrQovernor, Pennsyl vahia, ' ,‘v

Jart f'uMwhed. fiy ih« Association, a Reporton SpertnaWrrtuM. »r Seminal WeakjieM, the vim of OiiatiUiu.'Martitrballiiit or Self-*liuw, and'other JHtea.*ea of the Setuil Orpins, by the Co mat liny Sur* peon, which will bo wnt by milt {in a Mail'd euvtlo|>e)‘. Pan or Cattoc. on iho receipt of Two KUmp» forjwiiujtc. ■ A.Matw.'ilr. Geo. R. Cxtmiit, ComoIUay Samoa. Howard AMorlaliOR. No. S South Ninth alrvvl, PhiJa* lielphlj, Pa. -fly order of the Ulr-etori, EZRA 1). HEAKTWELL, Pmidrau , CEO. FAIItt I If CD, Secretary. fi-WS-jr

Of every kind. • D* Please give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. : ap23 tf JULIL'S BI.ACH.

God speed the plowshare, and the hands That til! the fruitful earth ! - FoMhere is in this world so wide No gftn like honetl uorth. And though lltc hands arc dark with toil, \nd flushed the manly brow, Jt matters not,' for Gcd will bless The labors of the plow.

_ Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia. ' Hon. R, C. Grier, Judge U.S.-Court. .* Hon.G.W. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia.' lion. \V; A, Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia. ■■ ■ " "V; : ■-i./. '■ . ' Hon. John Bigler, ci-Govcrnor, Califuthia. Hon. E. Banks, Auditor General. Washington/U. G. - . • * And many others, if necessary. octH-lm

tciswlikgr >lln ll’tm I'ouiMli y. TBNIIE undersigned, having permanently es--JL tablished themselves at Rising Sun, in the Foundry Business, would respectfully informThe Hay Growers of Indiana.and Kentucky, that they still continue to manufacture Screws for the'Mormon or Beater liny Press, which are not inferior lo ony made in the United States, from the fact llut tbe Lea.' Press RiiUdurs give our Screws the preference over all others. • ‘

II K A L T B O il SICKNESS! Cllt)USE BETWEEN TJIEAI,

INDIANA STATE FAIR. Meeting at-the Slate House—Remarks on the Chinese Sugar Cane.

7W/«wy’«r Pi7J!#.--Oeneral 1 debility/ !o»* spirits, arid nervous irrittillon. ore (tie tntviin Lie coDsequeuce* of indigesiidn, Ilemivnte tbe stomach, clear,the 'boWeIg/and regulate Ike seariiliboa with i lbe*e;- wonder-working Pitts, and The Strength relit tiits/i he depression ceases, the nerve? borsome calm; This is mu theory, but ’practical, triilb'r! founded on long years of experience, Volumea pf lertimuny/and ti.e concurrent admission of «)j'medical* mpn wto have ever ; witntssetl .lbe effects of,the remedy. In iLts couiriry, dyepepsin heitUifuie been SO comtouit « complaint, ibut: it jttight almost be termed' a ‘-nuttonal iiisiiiu tion.” If, liowereri dyspeptics, generally, arc wise enough to result tu this teracdy/ihc ills ' ease will soon become a rarity* 85

Mr. Williams of Knox presided; and Mr. Babb' of Ohio bis experience with Ibis canel Ho said he bad been one of those who had no confidence in its success, bat bad raised it, In manufacturing molasses he used a cider press to crush the .cane, •which answered a very good purpose for experimenting, but it did not'extract the juice entirely. Be was satisfied that good cane-would yield 300 gallons to the acre. He had made it nt different stages’of ripeness of the cone; bad cut it five weeks in succession, and the riper it was, the richer the juice. Five aud a half g»N ; Jons of this would yield about one gallon of molasses. He bad found it difficult to keep the syrup from turning, ns he boiled it in common kettles;, but bo thought there would be no danger in properly'constructed pans, where the firo would strike the bottom only, and not the sides. In a kettle witb 12 inches depth of the juice there would, rise a scum of 3 indies on. the top. This bad to be taken off, ami ho bad used both lime and .soda to neutralize the add, but ho thought these unnecessary. They made the molasses of a dark color. His best aud lightest colored ho had mndo by raising the scum with a gradual boat alone. White of eggs beaten ho used to clarify the syrup.- The amount of juice extracted- was obont 00 lbs. to every 100 of tbo cants. The blades he stripped-efi* by knocking them with a’stick, before bccut tbo canes/' The blades and tops he had fed to milk cows, and their yield of milk had been increased at least one-fifth, and the butter was more yellow. In order to test whether tbo jnico would ferment In the cane, after being cut, be had left it standing forty-eight hours in a hot sou, aud could perceive no change In it. Ho bad also left the juice stand 13 hours before boiling,- and had .made as good molossosi from it.ns any other, ; Mr. Hedges, of Cincinnati, spoke of the attention be had given to the subject of tho Chinese Sugar Cane, and his determination to perfect a mill for pleasing! tho stalks/and pans for boiling the juice,: All hia information satis-tied him that the yield of molasses would be at least 300 gallons pur acre. Mr. Peters, of Georgia, had rcieutly Written to him that the molnsjes be had made- this year wd6 too thick,-for it was laming to sugar. -Mr. Hedges here exhibited a vial of thick molasses be bad made, showing its granulating character, and pointing out the gum * ‘my tubitance which . prevented the draining of the molasses, and leaving dry the grained sngar. *• The difficulty in making tbs molasses was to purify it from the gum. and acid. The best means to nentrallze'tbe acid was the nso of lime wotcr or soda, hnd puri-: fying the symp with animal .charcoal.— After the last is pat iu, the syrap should be gradually healed and then poured thro* a long flannel sack—the length being necessary in order to have as much clcan'aurface as possible, as the gum and other imparities would prevent the syrup from draining.

'We have also Patented a Horst .'Power, sitid lo bc/ by corapeteu) judges/ the best and Cheapest Horse Power iintsd,..(which can be attached to the Press if desired: /- .

,'A|I orders in Switzerland County, left with Pi*t;GRlSAUD ; &SON, u-iU beattended to. • . • ItP.ISTKtt i CO. ' Rising San^n/l,^^ '■ - Afflicted Uc'aii'l •• PHiLADEi.rjiu JjKmciL House—E-Mahl ished rs riityVthrve vVsw ogo.'hyDr. K ixkeu\, rorncr of Third bud UtHun sta., Pi,llade)pbta t 't’k. - .tvfttitoiiii* T«»u' - . / ■: K*jws*encu has, rendered Ur,- K.nmort r |ir-iiilim>erli> Hie euro of it) diae-siiofjr potato nature; iuaufam)dVdebuit}Mahlntj>edhneiiitu (nard-z. 1 ; uerto'js tout *owd ii-flriiiiiic*, (tUcaS'-sof.lho Skin, and thoso oiercurr, - ; ■; - ■ -TAKBjPARTICULAR .VOTltB,.? Thcro ISflnnriVhalr'.C'Orut'ttnie* .'ndiitsed In Kyb<iv«. luwldude. dp with them KifiiiiM):*!; a is if wide. If c«i rofttniied In >!.(>• time. not only'Logit, pcidUiuNUel.;) to endn mould liapplne.-i, but piles rife to a «.*rioi of protracted, ilid-titias. amt ilavanb* titij* ai.Vitiuh*. ' ti-w of Dins* sdii) else way; to Dili j>eniIvioa* .pr„etlcB arouwaro of Dm cntneijdcmvi, ; UMlifiej 111..1lbo (httO j*«jstainshattered.foi-l si ftn.iio and uii-tio-irljldtj <.’it<aiiui>, hod n>»ao fears (n Die tu|iid. (Firoiip.'?T,‘JF,tlO.’uf Or. K.'a boofdn ift'row: rraiioft- ’ Tba wnrnrttttttU- Dm* affected becomei feubliL U uiuldJ to UUir wah.criiu touted vigor, <11 to ' up! ty his mini) in study; hfVstep h lardy and wi-*k; ho 1« duU.irreroliilTfaU't engages vveu.tu (:i* with | ie:s merry than usual If liv emanetjutys bliu-olf1«-1 fnro tin- pralilco lias doup liswurst, and enter matrtiiiiihy. (no uiarrijsi* Is unfruitful, ami -ht* si'tiu IH 1 linn dial this K caused by early foUle».,Ttn-*J are rot)<i.i.-ratiio>strb>tdi should awaken tbs attention of all who are similarly, situated. ' , , : ’ r■ ■' 1 1 • ■ - i s " .. • i RK-KMBBB. * - • ■ ;

470,00 - 35,rw I'iS®

• n o i, i. o w a v 1 s r i i, i. s.

fiatnnlai- Small .Scheme. _ ; CAPITAL M;,0i0. . To b* ilnen In Pour,. at .Matos, Groeou, Er try Tho.pjrliout the Tear, j. AVholo Tlrheln, 4JJ Jhltct, *?; Qdartcn. #1. Banfc _ .We* of munil lUrAi uten »t pu.Ch«k» on >ew \ork rt-mliu-A for J>ri/c«. AddroM onle« forTlcWcU nr LVni(lci<l<t of Pack tee* of Tint(<L. AAHEllSO.V A SO A, Manager*, • ■ngCtMy Htros ne .Stvtji.iair, 0»

f fpHIv blood famishes tie nj.itcrial of every | «- b.ine, muscle, g|aml and fibre.in the hu • i man (fame. When pare. It seefires health to ererr remiiii. it necessarily, products dPea«a. ' Ilul.i 0 _-A V-d PILM «pvwleilio*tly opou the el*. lmer.ls.of the stream of-life, nmUlUin- the principle (ir.ilUiiavi. auJ Unis radically rutin; the ■ umlaily, whether I'JC'.l-’d. In the Iterres: tho stomach, the liver, itie lei well, the muscles, iae sklu, the brain, or any part of the system. - ’ ’ ■

Sites amd Stiscs of Insect*,—-As a remeilv the st up and bites of insects, and :i|V poisonous reptiles, ItaAuu'a Ascr>r Limhfnt is unMirparsed.* {juclr are its diitnfectinc and penetrating properties, tbat no malter leivv vir uletil may belhe poioiti) frotn sting, this Liniment at once reaches the. sem :.f H.e venom, however deep,' mid •leiilriilizcXnii.i Vvtracts it. \Vill). Bragg’s Arctic I.imiiieiii ni bant), the bjle of a.rattlesnake is as as that of a gnat. It relieves (he smart of rmisqmto biles insiantly.anil in a few imnniis entirety deMtovs the pain from d sting. Fur safe by Druggists generally. 2l

,5WAN »t CO ’S LOTTEK1ES. - 'Aetff and- JtriiHant Schtme. Prize, $60,000 Hi iplIE following Scheme will be drawn by S. Str*« , * to., SIjnatm of the Foil Gain** Atadcmr LoUenr. In racb of Uiclr Lotteries f if Ser.te jnb.'r. |f57 at AUGUSTA. CK-orata. to width cliy {her hire m* uijved their I’niicijul Office. . . C 1, A S IS 5 fl,

j IIOU.OWAyn PILLS are equally cffiradoni In jcomplaint* eonuiion. To tJ»o human net. and ,■ !u,-!i*ofili‘r( p.'tiilbr torortaiu tllmaL'S ami tuvaliiltr. 1 - AI»ti\tln(j Dliiurtlera. f, Ihsfrfpsta, and UcwajeaieW of ihelirer,Die>>u(ve' : nf letirmity and suBerin;, anU thOeaUv! nf Innuraem-, I ili. 4 j eycr ac;«vet,*.Ii acllcp ds n ;mlM yuirelive, allarai '.live amt tonic; they- relieve Ku purify th** , B>i'.ils,*an>l Invlaorsto Uio system and Uid cumiittitlon tat'ttie iatne. time. ,y ■■■■■: ■'

U«td TIironRhont Die "World r

Agriculture.

Agriculture' is the parent of physical and moral health to the Stale—isjtbo salt which preserves it from moral corruption. Nut only are her.labors useful in administering to dnr wants and in dispensing the blessings of abundance to others, but she is constantly excreting d salutary influence upon the moral .and physical health of the State, aud io perpetuating the republican habits and good order of society. -While rural labor is the great source of physical health and constitution a! vigor- to our population, it inter*: po>es the mojt formidable barrier to the demo ml i zing influence of luxury and vice. We seldom bear of civil commotions - of crimes, or of hereditary- disease, among those who 'are steadily engaged, in. the business of The more wo promote the Interests of : the agriculturist, by developing the' powers of his mind and elevating his moral views, the more we shall promote the virtue and happiness of society. • V

To be drawn In the City of Ao r iiiU, Ca.. In public, ea Saturday, IOelUcr 3rt/, lS57. Class 57, *

Ceil i ■ rot VV ruin css—X ervena Cotu VVhcuairitlfnuhnls fall, thu ronoVatln; eadbrocln; propc-rtL-s 0f th,-»3 Pills ;1«« drra'nesi tu the tiirlin; nvtvci and etifiialUtl mutciet ul tho tUUia of in udfai debility. 0„ 1 ' ;*■

To be drown in the City of A njosto, Georgia, in public, on Saturday, Oct. lOrft, IS57. ; ! Class 5 8, To be ilrtWn in thadiyof Augusta, Georgia, in public, on Saturday, Oct. 17lA,*18S7. • C la s s 5 8,

(Kr Tlio bt'.-l bank .ever knniv i is n bank of .earth; itnever^roiitscsto discount to honest labor. .An/l the best time is the plowshflro, on L which dividomla nre always liberal, ' ; / . ; ‘' v .

nKl.HlATi: FIMl.l t.V. S

All cad allmeiAs Incident taDir cLdt* cjIo anJ s.-milito oroani of tlio isjc om ’n-woroil or provruted by a fc*r dOKS of Ui«s miW.btil tnralliUc btmnnlres. Sn motber who rc?aK» !ur.: on n or ber chlidrou'i btatlh diould fall U Lata tbera within ber r.-ucli. ■ . * , ; . •

Ilnalio place shims uiidiirDr. Ki* ecus'* irt>at meet may (vlfyioiisti ittnfldc lit his huiior a* a pviitK‘m;in, und r.-ly ihdisisumnix'. lhal, the ncrcti of Itr. K.'i pit!elite will iievvr bo Voinig- man—let in* faLi; mmlcdy iK't;r yoa fram toakinj: known vour eaw to one,' «lm, froni'edaeaUna and bilily,.can c.ntiiuly befrieial jou.' : JJr. K.V bus bcni'fiir tlic.U't twcniy icart at lltoJf, W. comer of Tbtnf and Uiiton s|rct>is.'PliiladcInhWPaj , - PATlP>Ti>' ATA IIJ SPA .\’CK>. ’ , Can havo (by statin; their c«a'pxplteflly, laigollict with all Undr syinploros. jwr IclWfi tmclnilDc a remit* lance.) Ur. K.Vm.dlcInp, appropriated aceorJin;K. Forwarded tu/any port-.ol Dm Untied. Sutcj, and packol secure from dam age qr tariodiy, by 3lall or Repress.. r ‘ , Itradt Totith aqit Mnnhooil! I ’ ‘ A VJyofoa* IJfc.ora Pro mature Ifeatti, KliAcIiti on Self-Preservation—ontyifS eenti. Lctleri toiiUlnlcg that value In sUmpir, will vmttte a copy,by mail.' j

To be drawn in llie City of Augusta, Georgia, ’tn public, on Off. 2lrA, 1357, On the PJnn 6f single Xomheri. • Fiir tSimind joqr. iundfcU. nr,J % Hrittt. Nearly uric Prize to every Xinc Tiukotf. , 33:i£ui/ic*‘iil schriiir.' _■ v -'if ri;'ptiv\jr 7 EACH SATl'JlMAY IX SL'I’TEMnEU t . 1 Prize df. f. . .$ ; fU'CC 5 prizejof. .$900 ■ ® PfiZUof.... •V.io.C’OM . 5 of., .ecu t prize uf.v..12.500 / ft prize* of., .700 1 |>nzo of...,... 7,000 6 prizes of, . ,6Ct) I prize of,5,600 5 iirizia of.. .500 1 pnz« cf.3.500 J 00 prize* of... lOO I prize of. . ,i. l,fi0(r if«j ji(i 7( . s of. ..(ftp ft priZviof.:.,.., 1,000 23u prizes of... jrt)

sci K7ST$r i« r.Niuitisi: ni:>rv.

To ilic Tax Payers ol SW i TZ ERL ANDG 0 y N T y rHUlE undersigned, Treasurer, of SwitzerA luml hereby notifies the'toy payers of sou! County, that he is now feotly to re - ceive Taifes on the DuplPcsle for Uio yeor i. d. 1857. . .

• The tAndon “Lantef,*’ the j/milmi “JlvdicaV Review/,'and Die moil ciulr.cin of. Dm faculty (u ; Groil Uriubt Trance »u«t 0^miany t ]jaf3 c«I[>jiicd tfte KilU an\l tbeir iuvetilur. - t

llolhtrm/t nib <tr< the best:'rrmrtlii fuoirn ' 'in the icoriU for the/oilomiitf diteatrt: Asthma ’ Fever and Ague Piles!, : '. .Dowel CcDipIalnts Female .Com- f-iouo and Graral Cousin ■ ■ • plaints “ ' Secondary Ut tuple Wi Jlcaiiaches : tomi v . Cbt-si Disrates ’tcdlgcsilon - Vciefeal ACec* Costivejicss - lulltieuas Upnar-^-^ l>» >pep,!u . ■ Inlla(nation Worms, of-all. ■ Dmr.tiwa ; - . luwwril weakness Units.’ Drotny , ’ . " ; Liver Complaint* ‘ Di Mllty . -LbsniesBorttilnU

THe rates of taxation for said year ore, as follows : ’

For Stoic purpose!, 20'ccnis'on $100 atron, end 50 cents on each pull. ; For County purposes, 60;cenil on $100, and 60 cents poll. . - • y : ‘ . For School purposes, 10 cents on $100, and 60 cents poll. : / j . ■ Fur Sinking Fund 2 cents on $100,■ ■’ i - In addition.to the above taxes, In Jefferson Township, for, Hoad purposes, 10 .cents on 6100. Township' pnrpotcs;.2 cents bh $100. Fey Special School purposes, 16 cents on $100, and 50 cents poll. ; * ; ; ; '■ ■: . Corporation of. Vevay—6 cents on $100, and! 60 cents poll. ; $i for .each dog,' and $2fct each slut. Corpura1ion[br Vevay School house 1 purposes, 80 ceutson $t00. ’ Veyay Township ■ Special School purposes, CO cents on $100 and 60 cents on'poll. . ; ! , V" York Township—Road purposes; 8 els on $100. Township purposes; 6 cents oh $100. Special School purposes 5 cis. on $l00. . Posey Township—Hoad purposes, 10 cents on $tl.n*.'" Township putpnsts.6et.soii C«.tlon Township—Hoad purposes; to cis. 1 on $100.: Township purposes, 4 cisoti 8100. 1 Special School 10 cents on $100, and 25 cents i poll. . • ■ >; \ - ; ; I : Pleasant Township—Road purposes, 10 cts.‘j on $100. Township purposes. 10 cts. bn $i 00;! Special School, 12 cents on $10(1, and25 cents' poll. •, Craig Township-Township purposes, 10 cU. on $100, Special School,,25 cts on $100. >\nd for the purpose of receiving Taxes, will attend the following places, to*wit: - -i, .At Jacksonville, October22. ; '

• Gaatisl GnaTJsI.' Gratis!!!—A free Gift to'all. MIS1EKV. HKUBVEU. . - . wJfalnrc's Guide,” a fie rr’ar.d pofmJ.tr worl. Celt of ralnaMo ad t ice and liopresdve wa rn Ijig, a 1 Ik «■' ca lea - Utf J (<> prwi'iitVcari.Of diliDry, a ltd save-thooiau.ls of Ilrus, la distributed .without Hiarei:, and ft'iwiirdt-d J*J" it)all, prepaid,, to any t Post Oflicn.lu this Unllca Sniot.on reeel ting'an order cntldslngtaroj>o»iago stamps. ■ : . ’ • . • ■ ■ JjSMy

WisTcn Apples.— No w is the time to take care of: your apples for winter feedpiug. Pick them carefully from the trees by hand, in a dry day, but them'in open barrels or boxes to go through the first sweating. process, after ‘which they are ready for final packing away for winter. If yon expect apples to keep well, ;do not bo.too stingy of your pains in . putting them np. Avoid every bruise, and from . first to land, handle the ft nit as carefully os' you would a delicate baby. A got.d. apple in th§ Spring is a greater luxury than an orange, which will, cost from five to| ten cent's; And .if the same care in saving is exercised,.they canf.be bad in perfect order tor a, good deal less money. - Act on these hints uow. •

\* i-gM Mum factories, uf I’tofeuar ilou.btv.iv, So .Malden Laue.AVw York, sod 2H.Slmid, London, by all re-portable I Imp;] its and Jitters in Modiciuj throughout tbottalteif Mates and the ririliied world. In bole* nt23irenf,fc!>; cent*, and 91 caih. K.r’lbcw >» a considerable satins by.-uUns tt, e larger sites. ; ■ . - •

.irrjHUMmi'iN rtizu

< pmei of $|i<loppr.ix.M Siio.f «l pHre are tRW * , “ ruu * 3c.M0 •' ■ 15£0 4 ■ -■ -.w) - lo.uto ' *• KO f • “ 134 •* 7 JAI ' •• -i CO 1 " HO - •* 5,uit * •• 1 " 'S' ’ 2 410 •' J1Y> 4,0W " ■ 20 «W • • .

TtfE : NE\VLY- ESTABLISHED ■ / : V DRUGSTORE, r 'No. 6, Ferry Street,

tl‘— IHtvtlfotii for tho'Roidipco of iciliecU cyct} disorder am aflUed to welt boe

‘ lO'CA.U’l IOVI—i'nno arw genuine tinleu theword* ‘-Holloway, >'pw York and J J oi.d>n,”«re d'* cernHilo ni a water-marl: In every leaf of the bool o' itirertious around carh pot or bos; the Mine may-In-plainly seen by holding tbeleaf to the JighU. A h.nd somw reward wJIJ bo give mo any otie .rendering in el Information as may trad to Utml elect!on rf ant pirti or |<irUc Vco(nderfoll)op the medicines or re ltd) tit th* Mtne, knowing them to bo spurious. uiarlc-eoaly

>,495 Prizes, - Amounting to $520,0C0 Whole Tickets $10; Halves $>: Quarters $21. rnjt of the terrEar. •The numbers from I to yi,UO. rorfejponJinc trltb Iiom numbers on the Tlflirli priiile,) on u'tanti slips >f jwpor.are encircled wild smidl tin lu bus ami placid in one Wheel. - The Hr*! tOd prize*. ilmll-rlj printed *nJ encircled, arc placed In a r, other a lied. Tho jIimushtli<# reKilynl, tiiil at thciaiuo time apriis 4 drawn from the other wheel. The Number and the .irize 1 drawn out are opened am) ezhlbiwd to the au* tilecco, amt resUterc- by the Co ram U>io tiers; the l zire being placed agalnd the Number brawn. TbO •liemiun !r repealed unlit all the prizessrc drawn out. ■ AjiprojiitmlJoii Prhtet,—The Uo preceding ind the two succeeding Numbers to thosedrawing ths B»t IS prizes will ba entitled iolhJ72 approximation prizes, according to llto scheme. The 30t)U prizes of >‘ZO will bo determined by the last fiiurc of lha Number that d'atvi Uio $50,101 pore. F«r example, Jf the Number drawing the $50, W-ti prizeends with No, I, then all the Tickers, srhtra the number ends with 1, will be entitled to $20. If tho Number end* with No. 2, then alt the Tickets « h$ro the Number ends inti will be entitled tots feed, and *o 'on bi 0. . ■ Cerilflcwtcs t>f Packages will be soldaltbo lol lowing ralei. which Is the rist j Certificate of package of 10 Wholes $30 00 :Do. . ' do. ; JO Halves . 40 00 Ho* do. 10 Quarters 20 00 . 'Dd. ’ ■ do. 10 Eighths, 10 00 Jn Ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money toouradtlretiforlhe TiekcU ordered, on receipt or which they wilt bo forwarded by Inl mll. Purchase re can hare tickets ending In any figure they nuy .designate. The tin of drawn Numbers and p rite* will-be aont to purchasers Iratneolalely after the drawing. PurcJuaera will pleas.*'write their signature plain, and gtrethilM/ajtoiDce.eoijnly and State. 1 1CP Kcmember that every prize b drawn and payable in fall without deduction. " ' .' ir/MII prizes of $1,(00 and under, Mldltamedl* alely after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time of thirty ilaji. Communications strictly confidential. Address all orders for Ticket# or Certificate! to \ ,<■ ;; f Sr.J*,\VAN &■ CO.,‘Augusta, Go. . ttXAlistjDfiheoumbersthai are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of (be prize Oral each is entitled to, will be published after «veiy drawirigrin ibt* fbltoving psperei—Afete [Orleans Delia, ,MabiU Register, Charleston Standard: NaskcUleUateUs, Jhlanta Jntelligencer, N, y, Weekly Day Booki Savannah Alofntng'Nttei, Rickmond Dispatch, New York . DispatchPauUing{Mitt.) Clarion. sep30

VEVAV, IXD.,

JS, stcaiUly>incrpajiing' in business, and the piopVietorwpuld to the puhlic tjiat his, stpcIt of y,'

AN'OTHES-SEW BOOK

; 1)RUGS AMI GltmtCAl.S is now complete in every department, and liis motto being./ywn?// prof it endi/tiick rtturnt, > ' .he is prepared io sell at .prices' Wlndi'cannot fail to pive penerai ‘silisfoct(on,; exempiificatuinofth s fact purchasers have only to callai bjsi Drug.: Sibrcp lid1 be satisfied.- ~ - The following staple articles, of the bf-st qua lilt, wilt- at all' times besotd al the lowest «hade of’profii:^v; : Vi : J . t>ln»ced OH, SjdrlUTurpenllnf, Pare 1 While arid Red-Lead, Pirttyi -Lard Oil, ■ fluid, Engine Oil, .fish Oil, * Alcobdl,., Varnishes; .Dye-Stuffs, Window Glasj.Parutsbfall 1 colors; 1 Paint” ; v .,-. • and - While-\y t a5lr '-, ; '. > ; Brushes, •$c. , \V.' :> ' *\

D re, ItO.N A IMIfTl.’S llK tlA T TV OJ E K.

Private Ccjiik TO HeuAii!

Ilepret Jnilngall the disease* o' the pi-niU1 organ* of ilio nial.and famali,with the UicitilU con-rlrs th reproduction.' TuV sfliicted sboald m$tm wmellf-bc-fufc Irarnjng from ihig.vala able work tbcsuperiurily of tli >■ author** Pari* A: Loigilnu treat' me til of private ilfiraics boir< married and single should con suit it. Thisbook tells hoar to >aro th o follow 1 11 • diseases, and enlightens Uiftw who grope In darVncwt'Oonorriws, Glcit, chonlee,: stricture, phymosli, paraph y wojU, gravel, syphilis,. bubo, worts, sensualism, blotches, seminal weakness, masturbation orself-abuse,’ lenchorrttca or whites, suppression of the menses, rttllingor ilia womb, trarrenness, rheumatism; &e. - It beats on midwifery, abortion, miscarriage, «IH*acy, with remarks to ibt) young and old of both a'xc*. It tells boor to JUlio-gul-h pregnancy, and how to avoid It, <kc.' The painful and destructive habit of scIPpoliutlon Is here duiCfibetl, with the catue. symptoms mid remedy. .Millions who now All p premature and untimely grave.' could have been living monument*; ready and willing In testify to its fatherly aitmnnilldns, had this book appear'd, and Ur. IL lived in' the seventeenth century. ; Prrfrel itafrgnaril ngalnst Quackery, TT Fortk'lli edition—100 OOP rotdessolJaUnuallv^rT? This Book sent nndcr sail, to hi) parts of the world, on Utc recidpt ofSS ets, or live copies forglj, J)r, Ilouaparte’a Cel rl» fitted Preventive*) This simple, healthful, «nd yet *• (factual, prerenUve Q beyond a comparison wKb'ahylhtng everyeTdiscovered. - It bos been prated by ycah of cxpencnre. athl 'in no Ipstati to has It Adieu when applied according to dlrecltnns. St a tried people who\do not' wish to increaso their famine*, shonld be hr pomsjloti of (his instrument. Prfcoreduted irp.Hadame Loziiray Fcraato Monthly. Pills Is a safe and fcllablo rent for ssppreuions and all fe- ; maledtjeasea. 'Ladle* should,nut' ilia.-. 0* pa'da ring* pregnancy;as Jbt!jfwl!lf,pri>dnt« mlswrisga. } Price 81 twf Uj fr-ettra Q&ojfftl. - EukiD - any address by mail, (mu free? .No tellers will bo-answered unless they couUtiiw mmlltarice of a pdsUge tump. ■ -i. . Or. Bonaparte's French Patent Mato Kafet; This aril* fie enables Ihdsa' whets health of circumstances do 1 not penult an increase rtf-dually) to regulat or limit the number o f lh ol roBspriugs' w;llhodt. Injuringthe cvtutltdilAar ft', Is the only oaf* and sttrepferentlvd I against Pragnancy mad disease. The above article li specially faUUI ibis desideratum; UU pop* fertlf safe; do mblaire' anostance enters into Us com* position. .The price'of the French Patent Male Kate, 81 the single one, gt per half doaen. 87 pcrdoien. tt7» A llprdirt addressed to UR.E. BOSAPAUTK, Xo. id? Sycamore stfvit, beforeerfPIfth and SDtlh itui, Clotlniiau, Ohio, will be punctually attended U: Dr. It. can be consulted open alt. diseases; of- which thli book treats: OfflwhbufiSi, is,to 8 r.k.i :: ..

OCT Grape cnltnra on the banks of (ho Hudson river in rapidly, growing.: It is estimated, that in six years, at'{bn pres* ent rate of its' increase, enough-wine will bo produced from (be fruit of the. Hudson's leantilnl slopes to'snpply the.wbole wine consumption of Now York.’ The New York Courier says:., At present, however, comparatively tittle.wine is made,' there oeiiigouly here and there afcultivdtor who sends'a hogs; head of ’the juice’ to bur market, t Most of the planters are able to realize large profits by selling thisVdclicions fniit* in the original packages which notnrega ve it.

/At Shaw & OonncrVStore,. ill Craig Town*, ship, October 23. . . .

■. The obove ahd all other articles sold at tl* NMv D»co STOKE. cte warranted gen.uine and oC the Very .-best quality. • ■ undersigned, thankful fortlio Ubervj alt patronepeyslrcatly- bcstowed.ti'licits, nod' will endeavor to ‘ merit a - continuance of iho’i same. . .. ,' mayfi y.y , y ISAAG'STBVfiNs. i

• At Florence, York Township, Oct. 26. ‘ At Patriot, Posey Township; Octobers?. 7 r At Quercus Grove, October:28. :

,At At lensvitle,; Cotton Township, Ott- 29. ' At Bennington, Pleasant Township. Oct. r 30. .' At Veray, Jefferson Township, Octi 31.- : And at my WfficeTn VVvoy, until the‘3d Monday of makes it the Treasurer’siduly lo coifect all unpaid taxes by’dislreuond:sate of pioperly, w(jtch. pa i nfu I.. d utyb e, Uosts-liisfe I to w • ci li - sens will render unnecessary by promptly pay*, ingibe amount.of taxes charged to them, previpua to lhB,lime specified; and; thereby save costs./ ;'r ■■ *, ’ ‘ - CTSiiperyiseo, of.lhe'Rosds ate requested to file their receipts fpr work done jn-their respective districts, on or before the limuof meeting the Tax Payers. ; ; ; Delinquent for the year 1055,saW reminded, that if they, wish to they must pay up previous to.tbe first day of-Ngvember ngxi; After that lime, irura 20’io '30 per cent fa the scape ol costs will be added to each dollar due from delinquents. / .

Tha stalks and tops -after being pressed, if mixed with the scum, won Id make a most profitable feed for bogs’and other farm stock, or the whole might he distilled. He here referred to the work of Mr. Olcott, recently published, tvhicb contained valuable information on this subject of. distilling, taken from the writings of Vilmorin, of France. ■ Ho believed that the distilling of com would bo abandoned, and that of.the Chinese Cane substituted. It made the purest al ■ cohol. ;; v •

SST h. Tennessee . popcr-.recordettbfi manufacture; of a novel beverage, in flhb shape of-wine expressed from thejqica of the tomato and sugar, and it inuctfreV semblcs cliaropagne.haviDg a light/transparent color, with a pleasant, 'palatable llavon

*lo i’ountry Mcii;cli?k lily. iMA R qA/nS ; .y >7’. HATS AND-CAPS,■ :v r,'>;•:;;/* /•:.* [,.] .p7' M ‘ B AK'DR*8 * 1 U I44"VV»lhnt jSlWeit below Fourth Stmij l

• : CIXCIXXITI. My,Gj^vargjW : of W ‘ having been selected wijh greaicareaod purchased entirely for.cosA., 1 can- sell-them' from 6 to 10 per eent.'lessihan.dny hobie.in Cincinnati/ / ’ V 7 -/V-V.' //'./

He thought that molasses would in a year or two be selling for. 25 cents * galion, that the growing and manufacture of it would become s separate and regular business, hot that the cans could not bo raided by one farmer, sad manufactured by another person,; because t ho hauling would bo too. expensi vc~lbo $ano > being very heavy. * ■ : ¥ The ctno should bo planted early, bo* cause all experience now shows, that but little of it is-yet sufficiently ripened to work up. Its maturity could bo hastened by planting the cane itself,, ju in Louisiana; and it could be preserved, over .winter, by burying it under the ground. But it would endure both extremes of cold and brat, and a frostlbat would kill the blades would not injure tbc juice, but jather be a benefit, because it would facilitate the stripping of that part of the loaf which so tenaciously adheres to the stalk.

. .JlurJfey’s-Sarsaparilla, eOFFEEN’Sv. Chinese Liniment,* Ayei'a Cherry Pectofal, HoofUod’s German Billers, Jayne's Expectorant, Dr. Holt’s Balsam Tor the Lungs, Smith's Tcoic Syrup, PhiIon's Magic" lJairDye r KiePs Genuine Petroleum or Hock; OD, Perry Davis’s Pain Killer, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Gardners,Liniment Porsba’f; Alternative: Balm, Nerve and Bone Liniment, together with all'other popu* lar family medicines; a store'and for sate by ; I. SEVENS, ■ Scbe'ock'a RowyPerry ft.

, BT- Quick Sate* and Small /Vqfra.-y~B: -v sepjj-tfn X' : /•; /: /Eh/tf.BAKER. 1 iy

J. R. MOREROD. ' • Treasurer of Switzerland County.

Metalic Burial cases*. 1 . -v - -Anij .. •• JESSE Vi SHORT, ) Y O il Bin ft M T f WINDEHTAKER. b« and will continue to 1 if II HI U 11 1(1 B it I U 11 Vj keep on hand all sizes of the latest im-t • Corn'and CobMIllS provea Banal Case*, and nlso Plates: al Manufacturers prices, at , ' with all kinds of insert ions. He wilt also: nnv2G GfilSAIiD'4. SON'S, aliend to cementing, and all calls in his line of business. He constantly keeps on band all sorts and sizes of

The Whisky Hoot. —This is the name of a species of cactus found in Mexico, which when oaten is said to produce the same effects as alcoholic drinks. One bus only to bite off and swallow a piece to experience all the effects of tba most unquestionable intoxication.

• ; v‘ .cooK>S':?itts^^:^. LEE'S genuine ariU-bllfibt&Pills, M’ Lane's Liver Pills.Wright's Sugar Frosted Pills; the OraBenbefg Vegetable Pills,Brandreth’s Pills, Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, U*Lane’s Worm Specific, Thompson's Eye Water, Greffenbeig Eye Lotion, 4c-, 4c.,'insiotc.ond for site, by . ■ I. STEVENS, , dfcclO Schenck’s Row, 1 Ferry it.

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CAKiUAGci S^KIWUS

iS" Sixty thousand dollars in Now York and Boston bank notes have been sent to the Wabash Valley for the purchase of wheat and flour; and this, it .is said, is only the commencement of tber trade. 1 ‘

JtE/U>y.»AUE COFFINS, lined and Umiraed, .cloth--covered dnd plain, and will attend with his Hearse all funeral calls. Having purchased his metalic cascs.of the-manufacturer, and-all his materials atj wholesale prices, articles in* his line will be' disposed of on the’niost reasonable lerms. • ’ Residence“and'Shop on Scminnty street,! north-west of Schenck’s Flouring Mill. I Jan. tf ; j

AMD

.Terms of One cupr. SVOD a'ycar.tdadvance. W not tma to advance. ft iO. ., =■ ■ If cot paid tvllhln the year, $3 CO.

A .X.. E L. S, P. L. GUIS A HD $ SON’S.

'Terra* ofAflVfcHftlnif."'" Wa )uv ft adopted, tail aball.ttrfcUy adhere to tbt foUowIng rate# (or advertisements: ■ Oneeqiiare..(of 10 lines or less,) (or one Insertion, 30 cents; each additional Insertion, 23 cent*. Yearly advertberimay chin** their advertise meola quarterly el the Following rates; ■ One square, 3 months, - ■ • J3^B Ono squaro/l'year,* ‘ ■' • SfiO One fourth of a column, l year, • • 13,00 i Ono half of a column, 1 year, • • BC#0 One column, I yesr, * * * • ■ WW Advertise menu on the inside exelnrlTely, to ■ be charged auhonie of 5U par cent in advance of above flics, —bo large cuU will he admitted to lUodlof advertisements, add no unusual display made without extra charge therefor. ~ Legal advenlsoaenu no* bo paid (hr in advance. iUrriigoa, Deaths, and Religious Wotlces Inserted gratis, wbco not accompanied by remarks. —Obituaries, Public Meetings, Personal BrpUnations, Ac,; 4o., iS cents per square for each Insertion. — KpetUl Wo • itcci Inserted at ScdoU perllne; and oo notuplend tnr to tba advancement or Indlvldatl cnurpHie vlll bt pohlished without pay therefor.

Tea — Tea. TKMrE invite .tbc attention of thct^Sf^ . V V lovers of good TEA, to mit as-fcgjcr.j snrlment, we have o large slock, offer it low, . Clarkson 4 Waldo.

To BtiUci* (Tinkers > t'AHJIKIIS UCKCltALLY; WE are now manufacturing Davis's Patent Churn and Butler Worker, and keep them constantly on hand.for sale. Warranted—returnable if not approved.. dccll F. L. GRISARD 4 SON.

QZT We notice in.one.of oar exchange*, that wheat has boon sold in Illinois within a few weeks past, fqr 30 cents per bushel, and that corn would noi’ bring more than 15 cents per bushel when gathered, ' • ■

’, r* Hides Warned, HIDES of all kinds bought by the under- . signed, at the highest market price. sep2 ■ _ CLARKSON WALDO.

Scliool Book!?,. ANEW supply of School Books and Stationciy, just received at STEVENS' Drug Store, on Ferry street. sepUi

The cone should be planted wide apart, sot less than Are feet, for the action of light and beat Were essential to the perfect development of the saccharine matter. The object should be to raise not a great quantity of canea to fha acre, but the mr canes.

DYE 6TUFFS. —We have hec hived a supply of Coltu-tne Material*, eompriahij. Indigo,.Madder, Logwood, • Camwood,, EsUecl Logwood, Alum* & c - • = '■ < ■ . , iWi .CLARKSON 4 WALDO. -

CliccSc. TWENTY-FIVE BOXES assorted sues for family use, just received and for sale by

Near Heart Grove, 111., a person can stand upon an eminence, and at one view see upwards of 830,000 acres of growing corn. Four years ego tbo same ground was an nnhrdken prairie!

Manure and straw forks. Spades, H«a and Kakaa, Jnit received from .PittsWgh'bv URtSARD 4 SON.

Washing Fluid.- * CARINOTON’S Superior -Washing Fluid is for sale in Vevay by Alex. Detro* and Clarkson Sc Waldo.- Give it Q trial. ■ ' E. 0>-CARtNOTON.

JESSE .TEATS,

In cutting (hem cars must bo taken not fq lot the ends touch (he ground; the soil

Window $a«h. 8 .by 10, flrby IS, 10by U,-ind 10 by Ifi, at ! MI)? ‘ J •' r. L.;GRISARI) A SON'.H.

a SdfcKEGS BELMONT NAILS, tn'*trtMand for Mle’at red treed price*, apt A F. L. GRISARD df*80N.

K7" Ah enterprising distiller at Twelve mile "Island; 12 miles above Louisville on the Ohio river, lias found a new use for the paw-paw/ which grows in prpfu* sion.in that neighborhood. He has been engaged for some time in expressing the (juice, which, after being subjected u a process known only' 16 him, makes a very drinkable wine.