Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 44, Vevay, Switzerland County, 4 November 1857 — Page 1

THK INDIANA l{i:VKIU.i:.

VOL. XL-NO. 44.

VEVAY, INDIANA,;; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1857;

SERIES FOR 1857.

GO Ol)S GO 6p$“ G 00 DS». 1AM now ib receipt of. my Spring and Summer Stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries, :&c.,' Ac., . : To which I would invite the attention ofmjr old ouitoniervand Ihepublic in general, v . As I have selected tny stock of Goods with great care, I think that I can please the fancy of,all. Q3-Call, and examine before putcha* sing elsewhere, v - jESSE TEA.TS* f v

THIS INDIANA REVEILLE, If? rvBUSHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY FREDERICK J. WALDO.

; Dr. Roback'i Baeoen. We bare siwiysbeca inclined to receive with "doubt theaccounV* of wonderful cures in with which the proprietor* of patent medicines lire : accustomed to garnish theif ijlveyliserBents, bat ihe. effects produced by the Scandinarian Bemcdies af Uos diilingulshed Swede are so notorious/ and so amply verified by direct personal testimony, as tojpul doubt and suspicion oat of the qoestion. The cures, as reported by the patients themselves, comprehend ncivous-complaints,. dyspepsia, bilious disorders, fits, rheumatism, and almost every specieso [disease affectingthe stomach, the'akloi and 1 ; the organs of respiration. *' Under. these circumstances ,we esn have ho 1 objection in giving such important fact* publicity in our columns. Hamlet says, "Thereis more in heaven and earth than is dreaded of in your philosophy,” and’every’day convinces us that the science of medtcine- ls not the exelorike property of Vthe .faculty,” -Dr,-|Robiek has acquired fame and fortnne by his successful treatment of bis -Blood Purifier and Blood Pilla are . in general demand. See advertisement; >- ; - • • "> oct2l*(ra .

[Prom ihe Covington Journal.] —- P A R 0 D Y. — Br Must Ttu. The Jolly, jolly day, ■ Is passed in wine away, 1 And still at even ng 1 am drinking, With merry friends ar night*— When champagne sparkles bright,— I am still drinking, our glasses clinking. Last night when with my love, ■ ily sacred truth to prove, , I said, for her I would'cebse drinking, , And with the club no.more; ’ As I had done before, v Vi* I would be drinking, the glasses clinking. how vain and weakV Ate all the vows we make' Forthpuglrl promised/1 am drinking, .‘v/ - And with old chums pnee more, 1 I mingle «s of jrorc, , ; .• ’ And am still drinking; the glasses clinking. - , ' But when this nighf is gone, ; , PJl seek my love alone, < ■ Apd swear to her I'll slop this drinking, • - 1 know she will forgive, '

McGaughey, Thomas J. Hugh Q'Xcai,, Marlin McKay, Schuyler-Col* fax Thomas D. Walpole, William, M; Duan, Daniel C, Pratt, Henry Walker, •John Vanrtop, Milton Slnpp, John Dumont, Stephen O. Stevens, .Jeremiah Bnl* Jivnn, Miles Eggleston, William S. Ooffln, AVilliam T. Qtto, William G. Ewing, David Kilgore, David P. .Holloway, Samuel-W, Parker, Hoary P, Thorutou, James Collins, Jamealtaridjn, James H.. Cravens; j Joseph' L;* White, Jonathan McQa/ty, 1 John Ewing. George 11: Dunn, John Pitcher,; SamoeJ Jadah, Jas. .Perry. John Lewis Burk, P. A. Hac* kletnah; Abner T. Ellta,’ Ilandall Crawford, Thomas H:’ Blake, Elisb M.,Huntington,: iThdmas Dowling, Judge HeBrplor* Charles Dewey, John W. Payne, and others of tbo same character.

superiors irj the State. His ycycc is strong and dear, when not too much used, but like the most of our public speakers, ho forgets his voice, ami even himself, in Lis subject and his audience. Governor Wright is on# of tho most untiring,-per* severing clcetionccron. the State‘eVferHad in it. I heard him the. I&stnighl Leforo the election of Governor Ay Ward, orv tho steps of the, Wright ironsc, . Ho was completely worn down, ills voice gone, and Ilia strength exhausted, II0 will how have leisure to recruit Ids strength, 1 ! rest his voire, and Improve his mind, in foreign binds ns the representative of.hi$ Government. '

]]_/-* Fur Terms of Advertising, Subscription, &e., i-*e hrt column on fourth page.

BUSINESS CARDS.

SITTINGS OP TUB COURTS, I.v SwirzcRUJin Coustt. ) 14 Monday in May. ) lit Monday in Jf or ember.

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; N. B. I win tike fn et change for Gdods all kindi of Country Produce, ■ * v apt' ■

comnos rtr.is t:omT, ; • .tl Uondiv of Jiiuunn't 1 111 Monday or July, • I*l .Monday of April, | til Monday In October. roMMisaiosr.n’s 'tm’iT. ! 'Ut Mondnt of March, 11,1 Monday of September, -*t Monday of June, | Ul Monday of December.

An Incident Not Given by.O. H, 6mUh.

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INDIANA LODGE, NO.-.I2G, 1.— d, n. F., meads every Wcdnes-j*2gto day r.Sfiimj, nl Odd Fellows’ Hall Raildinj:, W..iy, Indiana. W»r. II. Scc’y. | O. S. \Valuo, N. G. Ji>-r. ToTrv'l tens. | F. J. Waldo, V. 0.

Dodd & Co. . WHOLESALE DEALERS/ Hats, Caps, Furs; ; Palm Leaf and Straw .Goods. ... i \ I44 MAIN ST, Cincinnati.

- MivEoiTon:-— Hon. 0. H. Smith,has been for some months, past regaling the public by the relation of "many amusing and interesting incidents connected with the Gonna and lawyeri.of early Indiana. Amongst others ho has cracked a good ninny jokes at (he expense of our good naliired and good looking friend Judgo Tost.' A few' days since, happening by accident lo.drop into the Judge’s company, t had tho pleasure oMiearing him roiengo himself upon Oliver,' by relating iho following anecdote: • Many years ago, a ninn by the name of Ypulig was indicted and tried in Rush coiiriiy, for murder. Hon. 0. If, Smith and the late Gov,- Whiicomb were engaged in tho prosecution of. the case, and ! Judgo-Tost and James Crown, of Lawrmccbiujj’h. wcrc counsel for ihe priso-, ner. ■ Mr. Smith got bfij ono of his most ! brilliant speeches -rhaving given some of [the witnesses for. the defence partial! ar," ! Tits- for their prevarications and incohsis-, tcncics. Mr. Crown succeeded Mr* Smith, and during his -address to the jurymen- , dcavbred to' explain ' how one witness. might relate the same transaction in language i essentially: differing 'from that of tolher witnesses,'and yet say in' substance • the same, thing. After dilating -for'ft ■’ short time'bill the .subject, Mr. C. said: *'GentIcirie|i of the jury, look - at that Oting** pointing significantly at Smith's head; •* 1 ,may call ti wir'ncsis (dtho stand and ask him what that thing Is? ' He inewers, U;is a p our d; I call a second one, t and he says.it is a ; sqitash; Aha third .one j swears It. is a pumjiliih . A fourthwU-' j nes.s however,]is posiliyo that il ls.Mr., iSmitli'rhcad.- Now,” continues Mr. C.,‘ [with a audio of triumph, **yon ieo hqw ‘ much the language of . witnesses would diiTor; yet, gontlenioni.lhey all said precisely the fame thing in inks lance--” . r An explosion ensued; everybody laugh*ed;outright, and even Mr. Smith smiled. The eloqnenpo of the eminent counsel for' the Stale was for a lime forgotten in t ;: general .'outburst. Air. Smith is at libeV- ' ty. to insert this iti his sketches, as I boiicvc,J«dg(f Test has not;6ecarod the copy ■ right. - . •' Nbd. ’ •

Our opponents could name an equally, strong set of Speakers—Edwanl A. Han*; negan; James Whitcomb, Xfariimis Wil* j lot, Findlay Bigger, James Lockhart, Amos Lana, Thomas - Smith, - Gan. John Tipton, Thomas L., Smith, Bohert Dale Owen, John Law, Joseph A. Wright, John G. Davis, Paris’ 0. Dunning, Willis A. ; Gormon,' Ddlana B. tfckles, Alvin' P. Hove/, Andreiv - Kennedy,- .Marks Grume, William Watt; Jeremiah Smith, Henry Sccrest, : KBslm Long, William Rockhill, Nathaniel Wcst, Nailian 13, Palmer, Gen, Drake,' John Cair, tyilHam W. Wick, William J. Brown, ilenry Brady. James B. Buy, Joseph Holman, Samuel Perkins, Boss Smitcy, .Wilson Thompson, and others; The campaign with a grand torch-light procession at Indiaaaplis; the first of the kind I hdd pvor ' seen in the State. The parties vied with each other in.the brilliancy.of their transparencies, the bands playing beautifully, aim whole heavens lighted up with rockets (tnd the streets filled with bonfires. GovV Whit* comb occupied the stand on .tho noilh side of. Washington street, and I addressed the; crowd on the sonth side; -bat the sounds of puutc, singing, explosions of rockets and huzzas of the multitude rose above out voices." Wo left our’. stands and became silent spectators of‘the scene till, near midnight. Thus ended; ihi* memorable; contest of 1840, by. the election of Judge Govcroor, and Gcn. ll.irti* son President,. both by overwhelming majorities "

. ; And bidker lover lore,- ’ When, 1 .cease drinking, the glasses clinking. ’ Warn*; Ky., 6rt.lt,' 1837.' ' ’ " '*•

R ii c r» a ti Ik— N e u a ildu.—The azo flics < of Rheumatism and Neuralgia are among the most scute with which the honish' frame lit evotafAided, ami hare' heretofore‘been 1 found tbe most difficult [to remove. Happily a retardjr is niiw’ discovered by which the, roast obstinate cases can be immediately cured.. *Tbit cover* eigr remedy is Unco’s Arctic Li'kimwct, for sale by Gruugists generally; 11 is only necessary for the sufferer to try.it,,lo be assured of jts,efficacy. : - ; oct38-2t.

DU. J. W. MUUPHY, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

[From Ibe Indianapolis Journal.] REMINISCENCES.

MT.STERLING, Sollttrlsnil Comity, Indiana.

BVOUVEH H. EMflU =

JUDGE BIGGER AND OEKERAE HOWARD. , The summer of 1840 had come. Gen. Harrison and- Mr. Van Boren bad been nominated for Presidcnfby their respect* tva parties; the notes of preparation for the great parly struggle wore heard over the nation. Indiana was among the first of the States to put on the political ar* mor. In August, preceding the Presidential election, a Governor was to be elected/ Both parties believed that the Presidential election woold ho affected by the result of the State election, and both resolved to pat forth their whole strength. The conventions : to nominate the candidates were held at Indianapolis. The del* egates came, up from nil. parts of the State, full of confidence'. To. (ho lasting credit of both parties, each, resolved to selecttheir best man as their’leader,'as 1 U cvcr sboubl be,. The Whig party nnani mor sly selected Judge Samael Bigger, then on the circuit bench, one pf the;purcst men in (lie State. Ho had been Tor ycara..rhy law partner, amlTwdl knew his,great worth. He was most acceptable .to the people,nud'would of .course receive the entire vote of It is party. . lie was over f ix toct high, well proportioned, find face, bine eyes, prominent forehead, aijiVery commanding appearance, n -fair stump speaker,- plain' and-"candid 'in-his statements, leaving, a lasting impression upon /hw ‘ audience, and., always doling With an" eulogy: on the life and "character of*General Harrhori; ’/K **.' r : ! },x '

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ATTORNEY <t- COUNSELLOR AT LAW, VEVAY. INDIANA, WILL piomptly attend lo business in the Common Fleas hnd Circuit Couth ot Switzerland county. marll-ly

For Diteatet of the It ladder, Kidney*, Gravel, Dropey, Wealmett, Obelirucliont, Secret Citrate*, Female ■ Complaintt, and.all Uiieatft

of tke Sexual Organ*, Afldngfrom Ereesaoa an<l Itnpniuemv* In life, and removing all Improper DUrliarpe* from dm Bladder, Kidney., or Sexual Organs whether exlitlng lu JUii or '

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or. MAR. IS Onj Moolis anil Groceries, &c., $S(, Corner of Perry and Market StPteU, VEVAY, INDIANA.

From whatever tauac they may bare originated,

B L A C K S I I T III If G. fBlHE Subscriber. wo.nId respectfully an- . Jt nounce to bis friends and public generally that be has ru *- jSIHl moved bis Shop to the bmldingggcSgS former!) occupied. aaMhe old jail, where he will be found at-all times ready to accommodate all with Hay Pares Uosa, Waooxs, Car* bucks, DiGUiEa, Plows, • _■ JOB WORK, Of all kinds, done on short notice, and as cheap ns the cheapest.

And No Matter of How Long Standing, Giving Health and Vigor to. the Frame, and lUoom to the Pallid Cheek,

JOY TO THE -AFFLICTED!

I'ilANClS ADKIKSOX,

u cure* Nervous arid Debilitated Bolfercit, And ns* moves =11 the Sy mp Ionia, a nun ig tvMeh nil) 6c found* Indisposition : io Exertion, Low of ■> Fewer,-«f Memory, i Dittlcully.oMJ(vaUiInjr t ‘Ge«cfal . , Weakness, Horror of l)ucav‘.;\Vcak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror of ' Death, Sight ;S*CaU, Cold Heel, WaVc* fulness, Diitmeas'Df Vision, languor, Universal Lassitude of.the Muscular System,.Often Enormous Ap indite, with Dyspeptic Syinptoms, Hut Hands, • ■ Flushing uf the bony, Drrnejs of the Skin, ! Pallid Countenance and Eruptions on Iho . Pate, Ifalii In Uie Back, Heaviness ■■■■■* . of theT KfclWr, Frequently •’ Stack tipota Flying before Uib Eyes with Temporary Kn (fusion and loss' of Sight; Wnnl of attention. Great Mobility, HetUcafueu. with Horror : • ofKodfty. Solhlhga more Dcskableioiueh Fuiletiti thaniSblTladOt'and: nothing: they mow lln-adforTea ref themselves; no , , I .. no Speculation, hot a lljtrrlcd . -jV Transition from one ■' question lo an- ■ ‘ other. Thews sv mptomi (fallowed logo on^-which this med*. kino inta'rtaol v romQTOt-eoon foUors Lessor Pawn, Pattitt, and Ertismc Pm—Inoneofwhlehthepaifent may expire. Who can any that these excesses are not frequently followed by those direful diseases—!«• tatniT and Coxscnmoal The records of the Inm Arnetts,' and Ihawelmcholy deaths by Concxmox, hear amide vitneM 16 the truth of them assertion*.. In Larirttc Asylums lb<f most* melancholy exhibition appeal*./The eouclenenco U acloally sodden add quite dcMitute—neitherMirth orGrldf ever vUlisil- - Should a sound of the tolcooecur, K Is irately articulate. “ With wofol medsawl tran despair : i : Low sullen sounds his grief. beguilsd.V , . Debility Is moil terrible; and has brought thousands upon thousands to untimely, graves, thus blasting tbo ambition or many noble yonths. U can be cured.by the use «f this . i; ’ “'-Vv •

.iTTOUMiY# COVfiSF.LOIt"AT Ull',

VEVAY, INDIANA.

WILL give prompt aUcnlion to nil legal Itu.-inci-:; that may "be entrusted 16 his rate. < iftme,- on Liberty slrcet, back of Odd Ffllim’s* llnSI. jell

OT Persons in want of anything in my live will firm it to-their advantage; to give me a call before going elsewhere, as Para determined not to be excelled .by any one.

TI E LA INOT YPES. GO TO UidjcnV t^allcrn.

• R. 0. ANDERSON. Vcvay, Oct. 21, 1857;—3m ,,. -

’'"GOVERNOR WuiTf’011D. i I ; * - • ,. - : i • • i,'. . ■ - I ; Got; Bigger scrvcd bnt one 1 term, .niidj was succeeded by James Whitcomb, by a dose/vote. 'u I had known.Oov.; WlnTcquibfor years. :: Wo, hurl practiced, togetUctf. in. many important WdTiqrji-coh-.. as and at' otiiora ' on /different siile^ s were TfiendR 1 whi Ie l wo’li yCtl/• ■ C6v'/Whitcoinb was aboiit roediura'siy.o, daVk complexion; black hair and > eyes,/good •TeiunVpvi wide mouth,. eyes-prominent, hia" JtniWnieely combed fijick on his head, And wdl/perfnmat.* 1 ’Ho".was ■ a; fincpcholar, had':a mind o ( ft high order, wel 1 matured find disciplined. - He wasco 6j, eel f-pos'spsted in debate; and oh the stunip;‘rather hard to find out,. except by hts patlicnlar friends/ ‘ He was a •strong/shrewd,"party 1 oaderj ■. t As : was saidofi Martin Van Bnfen, ‘ 'ho preferred, going.fi ft y. miles it q see a man on .political /matters, to .writing him "on the' subject;” ‘. Governor'\Vhit : cd mb nttido’ 1 a fair 1? xcedt i vc.> and - wast “rotated 1 --by his, party rroin ' ttor qL the St ate iD;the* Senate; ofitlio Uhifcjd Stales, where ho ■remaii.cdjbnt . a fow years" ontil. Tie fell a victim to a chronic disease, and died in the, meridian of life/ He wait succeeded inr tlie Esecujfvc / chair by Joseph-A.; Wright, over Johu AV; Matsqn f %t Here,•'again, vycio. wyrthy competitorfiln the _ , ; v . • __ and joun ; aV ( s -f'hadipqg inliinately known-both;the! candidates. Mr MabJon was n law -sln- ! dcnVof 'trffne. -'Thfld'witli'greaf pleasure I 6een' himnise.in lliis ; profes‘ton, 'ami tb£| dsieem.Qf.-.tliq people, ontil he waVdioseh I^^Mdari^l^ror v of ,bis party,. The -to the Metho-1 \[they 'were . both ‘good | atbmpApcakeifs;,ardent flnd'wntiringl' can-1 every; part - of the/Slate. ' ' Alr.'l right acccqedcd by'a decided.vote, and j served, tkdjfiipt term tpUJ[iq;gqneral satist > fitctlbri orihe Deoblq. , *V t 1 .1. . fi t ( : r ,-n I." .r 1 - j governor tvRiGOT{AN‘o NicRous.st canyv. t,\na‘was^non , iD?^-— his party,' and'waS oppbscd by. Xicbolas! M'Carty, thd f hbihineo of the Whig fpsr-1 ly. v UereV/again/ the: parties -hadf pat i fortji theirf .besl. nien.. T had-longjbeen J jwjtjh; M-Cafty. fllei was Among iho.best'mcn inlhcStatc, and.) slricll y i bqneM. v H is '(alentswerc not. of j l|ifl bHlIinnf, was. imminently, practical, 'plain 'in 1 bis j tnaiipars; social, franki -inrhisi He was, bcloyr/tnQ v j possessing m his - appearance. ; As speaker lfd : was plain] - deliberate 1 ! flnd > diB ; j lioct;’ m ado mo p rot en vions 't o' ol oqneii re/ hat alypyq.spoke aqpBibly, j MirM’Oarty - ' has yeWiJpca beeA.gathered. to hisjfath- j ers, anti^lies’in the family.. tpmV in the] IndianapblU u tomcliiy? Gov. Wright] served-' hie second* t&rm v as- GoVorubV 'of; the Slate, to itho pahlio approvaL'and' soon.after his oQtcsqxpired; was appoint-.! ed- by 'ldr’.; B.Qcllanan. i ,oBr/Mini8l0r to J?rtissfal' "In‘person Uoyentof Wnght is tall, and co'rtmandihg.'-wuhV la1r§g remarkablyhighr forehead jhAir'llgHt-Vol-’ ored ;and r.thia opchis kead, large’blue eyes, .wide mouth,; good • is dear; yigoroasvaud imphlsive; Blnmp speaker,, ho • has bad few, if any,

3 ~ * TYvwwt V I - l ';ft7* A young and beautiful,-. but poor; widow, V‘05.itMi_JAJiian : y-a..riclilolil ivl d o.wej.' j'wisbod .to iknovT* l r wUj.sn° wanted (to mar..Sbo.je-.. $ ietf* OTrool pu fo fo vo] I lo vo'tIu/groom| (racaninjaf'ilie rftntf.pVdbably) dd wHich (bS walbei'andltbe*very< h60*a Itf %blch he* Uy/^’V—Tbep)i»B plaloriio • j.qnl There isnono ofyour scbooVgirl [ romance iaThaU-

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. is Infidflily small? Only bine; fbe : Infinitely Great-,

KERRY STREET, VEVAY, IXD «K>TISTRY.

STATE OP INDIANA, : •' j 8>rltxcrlimd County, lo-wft i. J . ft lolhe' Switzerland Court of Common Pleas,’ : ' January Terra, 1858,. , < John Higher!, : J Complaint to foreclose l 8 , fi e * v ■ V IT. appearing.from the affidavit of a disinter, oslcd. person,-thaUhe above .named de« fendanl is. arion-tesideni of Ihe Slaleof Indiana, and is a necessary, party to- the above entitled action in relation to real estate, and that the plaintiff has a good cause of. action againsl liitn, ; f ; .v; 1 i: ’.

DIt ‘ J * 1(AX ' rf, l n "’ il! c«l'I,nlo practice t»t Wsny, the first Tttcsdny ami WtdnesJav; Ghent, the first Thursday; Florence, the fust Saturday,, of each month. Warsaw, the .Second Monday, Tuefilay, arid Wednesday of each month.- Norv 10,’53A

Thy Dembcrotic-p«riy, with iinin5mity, selected j Gen, T, A, Howard aBlbeircandidate. . Ge». Howard was in Congress at the time. I saw him a few'imputes after he received thVuew$ of his nomina*. tionj and have reason to know'that it was cast upon him, and not .‘sought by hirav I bad known him long-and intimately;— Though not a member when I was elect-, cd to the Senate, ho was my warm friend,’ and I was hie. ; We so continued till he died our Charge in Texas, nod 1 had tho melancholy duty- assigned., me-by the Courts and bar. : el ; IndianapoIi8 of.delivering, fer tile records of tho Courts, and tho use of his family, a brief address op** on hia life and .character, on tho retard of bis remains. fromTexas.’ -Gen.,Howard,; like,, judge Bigger, was largo and com* mantling in appearance.; - His .'hair and eyeB,black ); fb/ebcad remarkably high, his features large and prominent; his complexion dark, bis privateJife pnre and unsullied. <-Aa a. public-■ speakerhe stood: high;.in a woid,-j[ thought him then the first, man of bis party in tho Stato. - He wm so considered,:at -. Hia there', relpctonUy saw him jeaya the House thq GbberDatoBull, the/,,.seemed, sang nine of His BuUer,'of Kent, tacky,’proposed a tiioiuamUdol-, Jars' wiih mo dn tho resblt,/hnd iIr., Vah Bun?n. (old Jtip .fable‘.that Jndgd jiVIck arid.*Gen.'lOarr, had informed, hhn thaVthere))w&a election of .Gcni.Howard v ‘riiyb.at do yfipsayi'-'r—r JTf .'Gcnr^owani Indiana; oyer Judge b a t wil! I H • rrt i son in? tho ( > Stpte. >, J J ,^ l h0 , conversation. loo .candidates,were.- a-noble .pair-o| men, more aliko m age, size, appearance, talents,. moral- andreligio uawo - one being a member of tho Oid church, and the other of the New~ihan aby two coinpetttors an election in the State.'' It'was an’ppeQ.honorable contest, andjjothj ajndidafps came ont.of it with freah/labials brows, The ; popularity of Gem Harrison was irresistible, rnd Judge Bigger was elected by a heavy majority, which . was, largely in* creased in favpr of General Harriaopoyer Mr, Van Bardh.'ia the. Fail,. - This) was the greatest and most exciting political contest I ever witnessed in the State. Atthat lime I was chairman of the ;$Vhig Central Committee—made the incuts for the meetings over tho Stalp, appointed the speakers, attended many.of the meetings, and spoke continnajly by day and night. Our best speakers yvofa’ filled with enthusiasm uud untiring zeal, \Vo had on our side such men as Joseph G. Marshal), George G. Dnan, Albert S>| White, William Herod, William. Gro*. ham, Caleb B. Smith, Rieh’d W.Thomp* : son, Henry S. LancjOlbnicl L. Clerk, John Beard, .Newton Claypool, Samuel C. Sample, /Jonathan A,-Liston, John D. P<’frrvr, PougTass Maguire, Edward

Ue is therefore hereby notified ,pf. the pen* dcncyof said: suit, and'that-(he' same will slind for trislrat the ;next term of said Common Picas Court, wbicb Will be hblden at the CdurUlouse, in:Vevay,:ia *ai(J county, on the 1st Monday in January ‘i.d.IS&J,* h en. a nd where hecan.'allend if he aee proper, otberwfae thd'malters and things in Plaintiff’ f complaint contained‘Willbe heard ard'determined in'bis absence, and decreerendered /accordingly.,.; '-Av v v .'*■ '"u ■- Giren under my band, at .Veyay/thiaUlh day of October i>‘. 1857. ■ ’ ,. . .* . • OLrVEn ORMSDV. Clcilt, '* f)clober 2lil ; - : $3*

MYERS & CO*V WIiolcMtlc Confn'lioiicrs,

IJSFA l#,L I U fciB BE Y. If roa are iair«rini with u>r of U10 above dlstreidits ailmaoU, the PtclaTti-nucf Brcire wllr cure you— Try It and bo codvioced of )ta erDcacr. • ■ :.r ■ \ Beware of Quack 'Nojiinims,dt Quack Doctors, vho falsely bout ofabllUlu and nleiences., CEtluiu know and avoid ibeny an J oa« Lout Buffering, Money, and Exposure,' by a*ndIogornUtozipraboiitaofU)U PopuUrandBl’ECiniJ HEMBDP. *■;; T r It alUya all pain and Inflamatlon, Is perfectly picas* ant In Its tas".eand odor, but Immediate Inltsatuon. - HELMBOLEPS’ extract buchu. ' la prepared directly according to the Rdlw of ■ PiMa«*cr-4ND : • \\ lib the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge •ml care devoted InMta combination. Bee-Professor Dtwtt*’ Valuable Work* on the Practice of- Physic, and most of Iho late Standard Work# of Medicine. •1Q» BlOO JTI . V ' : ' One band red dollars will be paid la any Phyittlan wbo can prove that the Medicine, ever Injured a Fa* Uent; ana the lestimon) of thousands can be produced to prove that U does great good. Cates of /rom one week to thirteen year#’ standing bSrwbeen cfltcthd. The m«M of Voluntary Testimony in poi»e«5on of the Proprietor, vouching Ilis virtue# and curatlro power*, U Immense, embracing name# well known to ; - ~ Science und Fame, . .. 100,0 po Hot ties Hsvb Been Fold N and no l a Single Instance of a CU1 are has been reported! Personally appeared before me, andldannan of the, City of ti; T. Iltusaotn, Chemist,,wbo being doty sworn doc* #ay, tbsl hU preparation contains no KtreoUe, Meteury or lnjnri0tt*drug, bul are purely Vegetable." tp- , . . : , , • II. T. Hawsaoto, Solo Maanftetorer.v Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day of Ko rember 1851. W*. P. Hiaistn,Alderman.. Price «1 per BoUloi.or Six for SB, delivered to any Address, —Accompanied by reliable.and responsible Certificates from Professora’of Medical Colleges,: Clergymen and other*. Prepared and sold by H.T. Bf.unou), ' hemitt, No.’ 82 South Tenth street, below Chestnut,

AND PBAI.EIIB IN

FIRE WORKS.

IVo. lO IHnin Street, CINCINNATI, 0.

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111LJJAM FAULKNER,

STATE* OP. INDI AKA; 1’ ‘ ‘ " S>TU»erlBndlCon»ty, | ?."* ‘ Couit bf Cotnmoa Pleas. W-. jtnuatyTerra i. d. 1858. .., ;t *...■, ■ WioQ.UoeiieinliuP') m i»:aUapl>!9=nW ST appearing frim aifidant filed bjf'a disin>' (created person in the Clerk’s office of said 'county, that 1 a good, cause oC.actioa'exiit? against hid- Isaac D. HockertmUh, pod T ttjat .be i» a doniteride’nt oflhcSUte cflndiana," I Ue is therefore 1 , hereby-noUfied or Ltependeucy, of.said snil.and: that-the 'same-will stand,for trial snd.be heard.at;the_January Term ii; d.*. 1858, of said Court of Compton. Pleas, which dill be Bolden at the Court House |a the.Towa of VevSy, Gounly of Switzerland and, §tate,of'Indiana/ pn»the U itfMbndayi in Janbary A.'D.1858/when bad whero he ; can ittcnd if be sees proper; otherwise the mat. ters add thing*’contained in thfe’said pUipUETa complaint Hereto,' will be behrd and aetennld*' ed in absence, and judgment 'rendered accordingly. * .,,. .; ,...■■'(: Qiveii under my band, this 191b day of Qc : lober/A.-n. 1857/ -■* L ' J ' f '" r> . . OLIVER ORMSBV, Clerk 8.’ C. O^P. 6 * , R. N. L«mb, for pl'Pff. i i October 21, 1857.—31 . : • $3-,

Ml SL* TACIT BEX OF llnvncss ( S:iddlc8,TJvidlcs, Gears, Collurs, names, Ax.,Ac., Dike tlntly Vetay, Indiana. CEE’S constantly on hand a general as* XBl sorlment of Saddlery, of bis own manufacture. marl8*lf.,

BXOS hlTTLEFJBLD,

Dealer in cabinet Furniture,

v State ;News, rr < *:. . * The Indianapolis- &/i/i'/j£/denioi that 1 the funds of the State were .deposited byMr. Jones, the Treasurer, with Winslow,' Lanier dCo., a ml affirm 1 * that; thtrocru* ■ oeraev; is -in fay.or of > tlia - Bub-TrecVnry system for. the management oftha Slate’s finance?/ The.organ oflhodettiocracy says: • .,; , , • I • The, democracy- of this Stale is id f»yor. !; of Iho esUblisinbent.’of Treasury for Irulisjia,” and the next'Leg-; iblalura .wiil fail inilsdnlyif /t rfp&HbV 1 ’ adopt it as- the financial system of the Stale. It will bo endorscd by .llie 8th of January domocratto.convention nnd'rccdmmcmleJ to tbo LogUlnturo for adoption, by the Executive of tha; Stale upon its, first assemblage.' • ; / . Several of the branches of the Bank of the Stale have refo-sed specie payments, and in some casta their notes.havo been protested. Tbo notes of tbo r . protested, branches, however, are'good, ha the several branches are bopnd for'the issues oL each other, " Not a railroad in Indiana has assigned under tho present' financial crisis.; b# creilit.of'lndiapa has.been as well sustain--O.d during Iho present trying limes as that of any other S(a(e,nnd much better-than that of the.great majority of them. ■ The,Indiana -Free'-Hank money is" tho best and safest:in the United StatcV,.notwithstanding'it iV discountedaf Oincm-’ nati, and the issues of suspended branches pf the Babk-of iho-'Stato.TCceiVcd at'phr. Thoartesian well at Lafayette hns l btleri bored to ;jho depth of. one hnndrtd tfcnd seventy;£yOp feet * Tbp ; driII?. are mow a passingtbrongh a limestone, strata.: K ; TEe first hogshcad of now lo'baccp Sold at Loin'sr 111 d;Ky,, tht8 C ecflson, ar$5 70' par cwt,'*It way from Indiana'. 1 1

WILL keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Cabinet Furniture, con* • Msticg in port of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Di-gk . ning, Breakfast, Center and Card Tables, tA Stands, Wonlrobesj Safes ; in fact, any-fit thing required in bis line. Term*, Cqik. N. B.—Funerals attended with Hearse to any part of the country. Collins kept on hand, .

F. J. WALD Oi

3i'ftt)Sj)ttper l JJook dnb iTob printer,

S. E. Comer of Main and Ferry Streets, VBVAY, INDIANA. ; ALf; kinds of Printing heaufexccutcd/al short notice.and on the most reasonable terras. A large supply of Deeds, MoR-roicr-s/ Notes, and all kinds of Justices’ Blanks, always op hand. ‘ rnarlfl-lf

Assembly Buildings, Phila. CT To be bad of J L. Thiebaud, and of all Druggists and Dealers throughout the Untied Slotea, Canadas and British Provinces,

ALFRED SHAW," HAS just received & Urge < stock of v Fall and Winter* Goods; Consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinelt, Jeans, Tweeds, A c *» fee., for Mens, and Boys wear; and Metinoes, Cashmere/De-Lane, Ue Beges, Ac., Ac., suitable for Indiesdresses..

UliACKSmitll SHOP!

Beware or Counterfeits. Able for IIEL.BIBOI.D'* —Take No Other.

ffflUK subscriber continues to carry on the B. Blacksmithing Business at Ibe same old stand on Ferry street, where all kinds of work m his line, is proraptlyoUended to. jj- particular alien lion paid to nuking Hay Press Irons, arid-ironing Buggies and Carriages, etc,, etc. A continuance of public patronage is ruNpcclfully solicited. jy30 JOSEPH JAGERS.

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Cures Guaranteed.

JAPAN Varnish, Spanish Brown, Raw Umber, Burnt Umber, Shellac, fish Oil, Window Glass, Black Lead, White Lead, Red Lead, Venetian Red, Spanish Whiting, Litharge, Lamp Black, Pulty, Yellow Ochre, Linseed Oil,.6htymc Red, Paris Green, Chrome Yellow, Orange Mineral, Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Chinese Vermillion, Copal Varnish, spirits Turpentine. , In store and for sale by I, STEVENS.

Faints, Oils, Sc.

ALSO A general assortment of Hats and Cops, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Ac., Ac., all of which those in want of Goods would do well to call and examine before making their purchases. ’ N. B.—Country Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods, or in payment of all notes or book accounts. octU ALFRED SHAW.

F. A. BOEBIk’ER,

Watch Maker and Jeweller,

MAIN STREET, TETAT, INDIANA, Respectfully informs the public that "he has just opened a store ■ Main street, in P. Dufour’s building, where he intends Keeping on hand av>«y general assortment of Watch a, Clocks and Jewelrt, ' O' Particular. flltcnlion, paid to, repairing Watches/Clocks, and Jewelry. ' ap29-lf.

HOOT AN1> SliOi: STOKE. WEBB AJhiVmSON, Manufacturers of all varieties of . Boots aud Shoes, And dealers in the best Breeds of EASTERN WORK, HAVE opened an extensive store at their new stand on Ferry sired a few—gj-j . doora -Teals, and. Schcflck’ajrBy store, and intend keeping on hand a* general ; assortment of coslom .and Eastern biade work, which will-be sold av low as any other establishment sell. The community know whetberswo can makv good work or not, and we hope out old customers, arid all others who wish any work In our line, will give us a call. £pp;, 3, IP.ttt.-'—if

• niiiiineiiT

Arid/Fancy Goods. ADAM E- M1CH0T, Fftnth Jiff/W, ITA'his hpw dpea a Fashionable Store! Lfc - on Main where bht Keeps all of Bonnets, Cak, Head Druses, Flowers, Ribands* Shu. will make Dresser, ManUei of.all, ikinbr, Embroidered Dresses, and Sachr frr childu n. ’

I'cvfnmery.

A CHOICE variety of Mrrc»ELt.*s celebra-ted-Extracts, and other Perfumery/ just received at STEVENS! Ntw Prug b\me on Ferry sired!. For saic at reduced prices.— Ca‘I and i; ' repjr,

0 DR If AT ITEJrA KD-ITS PRO S P K HIT V.

X tDanteit, WE wmt HAY, CORN, APPLES, POTATOES, and WHEAT; in payment of accounts due the Rktrille Office, for VMch the highest market price will he paid. oc12I-tr • ‘ ‘ P. J. WALDO.

F. L. (iRISARD & SOS, IUMtXBS IS ,* Iron, Himlvrnre, Groceries, • AXD _ ■ * AKrlewUwral Implement** S. E. Corner of Main aml Ptny suceJs, ViiVAr,-IxniANA. ' ‘

Clarkson & Waldo, ARE now receiving & fresh supply of GBOCEBUsr, and would call the attention of'purchircis to their stand, where th&y will "be found ever ready to cater to the appetite of their friend*. O* pull m and examine our stock,- and 'we will givo you cheap bargains, . ocU