Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 47, Vevay, Switzerland County, 25 November 1857 — Page 3

LATE NEWS,

AJVDEItSON & IIA«.4 X. ‘ * OEiLERSm

E. H. ROGERS, SUCCESSOR TO WJI. ROGERS,

ICising Sun INSURANCE COMPANY,

J. II. Itobci'i* &, llrolhcr, SURGEON DENTISTS, WOCLD respect fully announce to the citizens of Switzerland county, that they have located in VEVAY, I he purpose of practicing the various branches nC tUaii tuofemacu Teeth insetted, tiara. & single one to a full set, in (be beat and most approved style; Teeth Plugged, Cleaned, and Extracted.

|nton;i ItlirilU.

Dry Goo-U, Groceries, llardware, Kcady-miVde Clollilntr,. 4aMunvfcrti .Eooli and Kbotf, ‘ ' Scdlclnei, &c MOOREFIELDi INDIANA.

Of Rising Sun, Indiana.

Hoorefield, Ind.,

Authorized Capital 8100,000.

ne.UBR in DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Qneciiswarc, Drugs, Medicines, Djr« StuSk, Ifotlous,ie..

Business confined to the Stale of Indiana

INCORPORATED, 1631.

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BOARD OF'DIRECTORS. S. HATHAWAY, n. B. LORING, J. C. WELLS, S. F. COVINGTON, J. W. TALBOTT, WJi. T. FATE, GEO. GILLESPIE, JOHN GRACE. J. It. SMITH. WM. H. POWELL, U. J. HATHAWAY. J. P. ULREY,

All persons desiring Ibcir service* will receive immediate attention. Office, on Walnut street, neat door to the residence of Geo. R. Pleasants, Esq. Vevay, Nov. II, 1837.—If.

Cl.UliHlXO WITH THE MAGAZINES. ■■ Ai a matiur or fonTontenw to our friend* who d<* tiro to lake a Magazine it> tonnecllon with thj* We havu made such, arrangement* »Uh Publl*her* that wu can furubb tiro Itkvut.it on reduced term* to liioio taking a Magazine from u*. The Magazine* w.ll be tent t<i each mbteriber direct from the offleo of publication. The term* will be a* follow*: Codej’* Laily'* Hook and the Itevelllc, ?3 £1 TLOiAlbtiilc Monthly 11 “ 3 2S lUrt*er‘c Magazine *' “ 3 *3 Graham'* Magazine " *' 3 25 Peterson’* Magazine •* ** ** 2M Arthur'* Home Magazine “ ** ** 8 Ml New Turk Ledger, weekly, “ “ 2*3 A* the regular * nine rip lion price of the leading Magazines I* 43 00, the Hzyullz will cotl them but £5 cent*.

Anderson llngnn,

Which he offers cheap. DCr Please calt and examine before purehading elsewhere.

Produce Boat Sonic, .from Switzerland County I

HAVE juat received, aud have now open at their Store Boom in

Louisville, Nov. 24.

g&: <M 0 0 RE FIELD, a full and, complete stock of seasonable Ury Goods, coni prising a chojeeand varied assortment of the latest styles of‘ (>• DRESS AUTO FANCV GOODS,

DISSOLUTION. . ffXHB Co-partnership heretofore existing beJL tween .the undersigned, under the name and style of Weis if DsTio«>x r was this day dissolved by mutual consent. - All person* who areindebted to tis> cither by note or book account, will -please tail on J, F. Webb and settle, as’wewant the business of the firm settled up as soon as possible. JOSEPH F. WEBB. JOHN DAVIDSON. Vevay, Ind;, Oct. 26, 1667.—3*

HIRAM P. CLORE.

. SCHOOL, NOTICE. D. BLAND and Lady propose opening a . select School in Ono Fzu/jws'. Usui, ai>out the 15th of December, 1837. Scholars of both sexes wifi be received upon the following terms per quarter: Primary Berorlinf nl, - - . |jy| Secondary Department, . • • . Higher Dnofbpj, from - • Stp $8,00

The steamer Susquehanna, that arrived here yesterday morning, came in .contact the night previous with a produce boat near Charleston landing, and sunk it— The night was dark and stormy, and the collision could sot well have been avoided. The fintqnohanna took the boat jo tow, and saved most of the cargo in a damaged condition, which, together with the crew, was brought to this port. The boat belonged to Powell «k Wilson, of Posey township, Switzerland Co., Ind., and the cargo consisted of 162 barrels of floor, 180 barrels of apples, and 6G0 barrels of potatoes; 1 1 ■ ; i

• S. HATHAWAY, President. B.J. HATHAWAY, Secretory.

GROCER IKS, NOTIONS, *C., . which ere offered at prices which will defy competition and to which we respectfully invite the attention of our old customers, friends and the public generally. - O*0ive: us a call, and examine for yourselves. ANDERSON & HAGAN. Mborefield, lnif„ Nov. It, 1867.—If

IT Fire amTMsrine risks taken at equitable rates. All persons desiring Insurance, will cation GEORGES-PLEASANTS,

may21-ly Agent, at Vevay, Ind. S. F. COVINGTON, General Agent.

Those allendingjchool win be expected to furnish their own desks; and all will be charged for the full term except in cases of protracted sickness. Mrs.'Bland is practical Teacher of several gears experience, and heretofore has given universal satisfaction to (hose patronizing her. The school will be under the supervision of Mr. U., who, in connection with ms Lady, intends to devote his undivided attention to the Moral aiid Physical as well as the Intellectual impTOTenie.it of Pupils. * As only a limited number of scholars will be received-into this school, those who 'wish to send win please report the number of their pupils to Messrs. F. L. Qrisard A Son, or Jesse Teals, Esq. nor 18*1 ra

HARWOOD & DOAN; HAVE just received a handsome addition to their stock of DRY & DRESS GOODS,

GuniMlianV Sale.

OCT la another column will be found a preamble of the citizens of Patriot and vicinity, upon a subject of vital importance to flic citizens of this plate and county. W/o wish the business men here would take a like course, as it certainly would be to tbeir advantage Iti the end, if * not now, to have the Kate French sustained in the trade between Madison and Cincinnati.

IN pursuance of an order and decree of the -Court of Common Picas of- Swijzerland county, Indiana, at Hie October Term of- said Court, I will self, either nl public or private sale, to be announced on the day of sale,

suited to the season, to which they would respect fully invite the attention of those in want of a good article in their line, at low prices.

Also, our arrangements are such (hat .we shall continue to receive-fresh supplies of seasonable Goods at frequent intervals, during the Spring and Summer.

On the OUt day of’Dceewltrr, 1837, at the post ofiice in the Town of Mount Sterling, in said county,'after 10 o’clock of so ; d day, (he following real estate in the Town of Mount Sterling m said county, lo-wit: Lots 23, 27, 2G{ part Of. Lot 29; Lots 31,22and 23. I wilt also sell the equitable title to the following lots and parcels, of land; Lots 46, 43, tSaiid 16, and about one acre offend in Nathan Walden's orchard; -also a strip of land obout 60 feet wide at lifts- east, end adjoining the last named tract, and ritnning west to Vevay street of sai» town, fronting on said street about six feet-

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER!

The Mainboio Destroyed by f Pir*t I'. Prom 50 to 70 Lives Lost I -I,. Officers Saved — Boat and Caboo a Total Loss.

A general assortment of Groceries, Queensware, Stoneware, Hats, Boots end Sheer, always on band, at Nos. 2 and 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of. Main and Liberty streets. N. B. Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.

■ E? trite of Iloberc Bovard. TWOTICE is hereby given, that the under* i » signed has been appointed administrator of the estate of Robert Uovatd, late of Swil* Zetland county, Indiana, deceased. Said es* late is solvent. SCOTT BILLINGS, Administrator.

Captain Robinson, of Warsaw, is now in command .of the independent packet, die is a good, and experienced boatman, well and favorably known alt along the

Health and Long Life for All. Dr. Roback't Satndinavian Remedies, AT Iasi the grand object of Medical Science . is allowed. Hr. Koback's Scandinavian Itcraedlci actually perform whal thousands bare pro-niU-il, Imi never accomptldied. They purge from tho (•lend the corrupt particles which crcalo tad feed dla* fas'. The baa!* nf all the 'solid portion* of the body iMheblrHal; and If that Quid [.pure, the whole organ* ir-*i|!oo must i.cccuaritjr he vigorous, hardened health* Cut.' Hence, lu the preps ml Iona tut combination Of the inttivdi*nU«f Ms famous Scandinavian Kero mile*, Ur. ItiiluiC*‘r grvai object wailoproduce umcdlclne which should libfnfcctthe Much), In all cases. He succeeded, mid tho consequence Is that the operation of his Kean dhtavlaii Blood Purifier and Wood Ptllsupon ainuMt every »!• vlcv of disease,!* like that of water upon the devounng .element. 1 He rally extinguishing the malady. Perron* sn Soring from debility from child* iiixid find new vlgorinfared Into them by these won* lerfnl i>''-lengthening restoratives., They cool the It mo' ’or t, create appetite,render digestion perfect; *• bowels promote sleep, lnylgoralo the re* > ; *ct ■ * Tran* In noth sexes, control all disorder* . r ■ v *>rea. holla, tumors, awl all skin dla* : ‘ -i ■MmjM.linr to tho vital Quid new elements ‘ ; ■ ■ : i; mate life s pleasure, intleadof tho . r.MMi m which It mml slwsr* be to the inv .I’' i --ee remedies* are composed solely of Pit di tii« of ran medicinal virtue, never before jititiodi; • t in the practice of pharmacy. Physicians of the (it.'heit note In the discoverer's native land, and in oilier (arts of .Europe, have corUOed to the value | of the ini-dleincs, and they have never yet been ad* i mlni'l-ipot without being followed by marked success. 1 It is loi init,tide to enumerate In an advertisement a | lentli i>r the complaints for which they are Infallible; suffice Tin say tbit there is no disorder of any organ. nid'M ca-sclby mat formal loo, far which they ere not adapted; add (or the rimplj reason that they art directly u|Hinthe element which renewf,'feeds,aDdsn** u’nv all organs, vis: the .raaocs action. '•Tik>' s'lrt of tho. genuine articles by purchasing <nd' uf responsible dealers and regular agents, or of Hr.' KoUaek Iitniself, rinrldnatl, where he may be eonsuited, by letter as welt as personally, in all com id Iraled and difficult cases. ■ -

Tbe Louisville and New Orleans packet Rainbow, Capt, Hoi]croft, caught fire at tba head of Island 74, ten mile? above Napoleon, Aik., and totally destroyed. She was a fine boat, and had, 347 passengers onboard. She was rnu ashore, but owing to the excitement from SO to 70 lives were lost, mostly deck passengersi by drowning. Tbe officers were saved, but the books and papers were all lost. She was heavily, loaded, having much mot assies and sugar for Louisville.— Thomas Newhoasc and J. New law, of Carrollton, Ky., were lost. - She was worth 35 or 40,0008, insured lor 18,0008. W. R. and E. P. T. Holleraft were the largest owners.

HARWOOD DOAN

SPRING GOODS.

ATTENTION

line/ Mr. John Gill is the Clerk, assistTied by.Mr. Louden. The accommodations : of the boat are good, and her officers arc . gentlemen who will suenre nnd refain the . confidence and patronage of the public.

terms of Sale,

One-fourth cash in hand; one-fourth in ait, twelve, and eighteen months from‘ the day of sale;—the purchaser giving notes wtlhlappro red freehold security, payable without miy relief from valuation or appraisement luws. with interest from dale. The purchaser re cciving a certificate entitling him to a quuvey ance upon said sale being confirmed;. and giving e mortgage lo secure the deferred payments. JAMES H. BANTA, Guardian. November It, 1857,—Iw

THE Subscribers are now opening, at Hu. old and welMtnown stand in Jackson yille, a large and well selected slock of

TO THE

EMIT IXCIT1HST!

Spring: and Suiunicr Goods

embracing every variety and style of Fancy nod Staple

Large Arrival of Ready Made Clothing, and Ghts Furnishing Goods.

"Fare REDfCED.” —ThU is the announcement made by the steamer Forest Queen, in advertisements and band bills, 4mt we arc inclined to think there is a good deal of deception and liumbugabout it,. Qn the lOlh November, the agent of Adams's Express Co., at Cincinnati, pnt on the Queen a box for this office weighing 36 pounds, and she charged us 30 els. for bringing it down to VGVay. Isn’t that a ffteat reduction! This boat may carry freight for-her favorites and large shippers Al h'duccd prices, but the above fact leads its to suppose she wilt put.(be “screws ‘ oh” yet to small and transient shippers. . Such woik as this we regard us downright imposition upon tho public. Patronize (ho Kale French, we say to all, here and elsewhere.

DRYGOODS, consisting of Calicos of all binds and prices, ' Lawns, Ginghams, Organdes, Baregas, - De lieges, De Lai it e, Shambrays,. ' Lusters, Silks, and Muslin Goods, for Ladies Dresses,

undersigned would respectfully in* JL' form the citizens of Vevay and vicinity that he has received at his stand in P. Dufour’s Brick Building, on Main street, a large and good supply of Fall and Winter Clothing, of alt kinds, qualities and'priccs, which added to his former slock, will make it the gist slock of Clothing and new Furnish* m mg Goods ever kept in the town of Ve-jDL tay. Having adopted the Cath SytUm, he , con sett bis goods at lower rates than can he bought elsewhere, cither in this town or in any of the neighboring towns or cities, and he invites all those who have yet to buy their Pall and Winter Goods, to call and examine hit stuck before buying elsewhere and they surely will save their money by dump so. At the same time, he announces his sincere thanks to all his friends who have patronized him so favorably, and begs for the continuation of their friendship. . ' _ - Country Produce taken in exchange for goods at the market price. IT Remember JULIUS BLACII, the Clothier,* Main street, Vevay, Ind. STATE OP INDIANA ) . ' „. Switzerland County, | lo * -

Cassitnere, Satinets, Collouades, Gambroons, Jeans, Velvets, and Linen Goods, for Gentlemen and Boys Wear.

A large and beautiful stock of Chemisells, Sleeves and Collars, which they will almost give away.

Late European News, AnniVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC. ' New Yohr, Nov. 23.

• Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks, Cambricks, Drillings, and a)) other Staples and Notions.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

A large and beautiful, assortment of Boots and Shoes, of the best brands.

Hie Atlantic arrived last evening with Liverpool dates to the lllh.' News very important as relates to-India nnd the progress of tho financial crisis. Later advices confirm the capture of Delhi. Tbe garrison ot Lucknow, was relieved by Gen. Havelock just as the enemy were ready to blow it up. A largo portion of the city had also been captured. The King of Delhi surrendered, and his life was. spared, bntfais two som were shot. Stringency in* money unabated. . Tbe Bank of England has advanced its rales of discount to 10-per cent. Tho City Bank bf Glasgow nos slopped payment. Denniston & Co. .have failed; liabilities £2,000,000 sterling. Also the Western Bank of. Scotland; deposits, £6,000,000 sterling. Babcock dt Co. of Liverpool and Now York also failed; liabilities £3000,000. : ’ Liverpool, lOih.—Breads tuffs remarkably dull. Richardson quotes flour dull at Cd@ls decline, and difficult to bell even nt that decline. Wheat quoted at 2d@8d lower. Com dull at 6d decline/ Flonr.—Western canal 26s 0d; Phils, and Balt. 27s@28s 6d, Ohio 29a 6d.

Hats and Caps. - Palm, Leghorn, Panama, Wool and Kur Hals. Tinware, G las ware, Hardware,. Queens ware, A large assortment of each kind.

r Every Wound.” THE ARCTIC LINIMENT v-i j fro lure I by Pr, Rn.UUI #1 IK. request of Ur. Kan*, when abuul lo proceed to tho . ARCTIC REGIONS, and wav uMstby him daring that preilniw toyngn- Tliui was gUva lu tlie'tautM IbU wtuulrtful lirAUXG HEJIEDV, wbfeli In. im!c

Price of tho Scandinavian* Blood Purifier, $1 per trtlilc, or $5 per half doieu. nil*, S3 cent* per box, or five boxes for SI.

ItJ* Dgapeptlca Read This.— Psar, Miami Conaty, Ind., Aug. 3,18S7. Dr, 0. W. Hoaxer, No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati.*—Dear Doctor:—1 bare received so much benefit from your Scandinavian Blood Purifior and Blood P11U, that I hare thought li my duty,sndit Is no leas my Inclination, lo give you a plain statement of my case. I was for yean afflicted with that bane of nil comfort, and cfifclencT Inbnsla eat,’dyspepsia, To recapitulate all tiiu so-called Roroedlc*, which 1 bavo used to rid tnysolf of IbU disuse, would Indeed make a melancholy catalogue. I, also coaiulted with the bed l*hj*Iclan» I could hear of. .' 1 was Induced to try your remedies lb rough Ibopenoatluna of a friend, and after using them a few days, 1 waa greatly benefitted,and Ins abort time, lea* than a month, .1 was entirely and permanently <nnd. 1 was also afflicted with the most violent nervous headache, which 1 suppose waa produced by my.disordered stomach, lor when my dyspepsia left me, my headache left with It. I now feci better lu every respect than I bavo for ten years. Very truly yours, • Jonn S. Dkxmr. CiXBiiuoa Crrr, Wayno Co., lad., Aug. 23, *S7. Da. Robxck— Dear Sir:—After having labored uudeftho disease called by Ibe physlcton*. “Chronic Laryngclo», ,, and general de Willy of the (yitcm.for about fourteen years, and'having employed the best medical aid of (hts county, as also of your city, without receiving any relict, I was, through your certlfl catcaj Induced to purchase, from Mean. llQshour & Co., your Agents at this place, a bottle of your Blood Purifier and a box of your Blood Pills, ami strange to tay, I found so math relief from the one bottle mid tha pills, that I was constrained to continue the treatment, Until 7 had used about nine bottles, and feel safe In saying that I bpre received.a* much, If not more, benefit from your medicine, as 1 did from the whole course of treatment while under the care of tho physicians. Aod. I would further say that! believe your medicine to be well calculated to relievo many of the Ills to which leshltbelr. 1 L.D. Cowus.

Clothing and Groceries.

They particularly invite Uio attention of purchasers to their stock pf CLOTHING, for its extent, variety and cheapness.

noV 11

0 O' Wo are now (24th) experiencing the coldest Weather fur the time of year, since the memorable cold Friday about 17 years ago. ‘ We learn that large quantities of apples and potatoes have been frozen in this county. A good many potatoes are yet in the ground, and it is feared (hey are'nil or nearly all mined by the freeze. *

tET* All these Goods.they will sell aw cktap at Iht eheapetf. They will take pleasure in showing their goods—hoping by attention lo business ond cAcajj price t, to merit end receive a share of public patronage. Produce of nil kinds taken in exchange for Goods at Ihe highest market prices—and ns for money, i: will never be icfnsed.

In iIjl* Switzerland Circuit Court - —May Terra a. d, IMS.

Joel Craig,. J t vs. ' /Complaint for New AbrahamSetuggs. ) Trial. 'VVT’IIKRBAS, it was ordered bjr saidSwilf I lerlond Circuit .Court at its November Term A. D, 1S57, (an affidavit having been filed that said Abraham Scruggs was a nonresident of the State of Indiana,) that notice of the pendency of the motion for i new trial herein be given to said defendant Ite is therefore hereby- notified of the pendency of the same* and that the said motion will stand for bearing at the next Term of said Cirauit Court, which will be holdenotthc Court Mouse in (be Town of Vcvay, County of Switzerland and State or Indiana,.on the 1st Monday in May a. u. IMS, when and where he can attend if he secs propirj otherwise .the samo w ill arid determined in Ms absence, and judgment rendered accordingly.. Given under my. band, this Ulh da> of .November, a. u. 1M7. OLIVER ORMSBV; CIcrt. Sullivan for prriT. * ’ novI8-3l-t3,

rHE AFFLICTED REJOtCE.

george McCulloch & son, Jacksonville, April 15, IS57.

; We arc requested to state that tlicro ivill bo,a Democratic County Convention field at. Florence on Saturday next. TIio object of llio meeting is to appoint, delegates to represent Switzerland county in the State Convention, to Ixr held at Indianapolis on the 8th of January next.

The failure of Denniston dr Co. occur* red on Monday the 7th, hut did not transpire till, after the sailing, of Saturday’s steamer. ThU house waa the heaviest in Great Britain, and connected <the American trade. ■. Tho ' principal house was located at Glasgow, hut tlicro were branches in London, Liverpool; New York, New Orleans and-Mel bourne, Aos* trailia. . The Australian house is not compromised by the suspension. The cessation of; the American remittances was tho sole cause‘of'the suspension, which Will probably bo but. temporarily, os the private resources of the partners are rejy large. Tho Western Danlc of Scotland had a paid op capital of 1,500,. 000 pounds, and 0,000,000 pounds in deposits. Its business was immense; it had 100 branches in Scotland. . Its proprietors are very wealthy, and no essential loss is apprehended. *r A rumor prevailed in Liverpool, Wednesday, that (he Bank of France had stopped payment— The report is believed.. It grew oat'of another heavy advance in rates of discount . ‘ . - ,J

, Manufactory; Sales Rooms etui Office, No. 6 Eapt 4tb at, 3d building from Main, Cincinnati. For sale by JESSE TEATS, Vera/; William Gibbon. Patriot; Jorgenson, Bledsoe & Co., Florence; John Mbbre/ Atlensvilte; George McCulloch dt Son, Jacksonville; B. L. Simmons, Enterprise; Paul & Schofield, ML Stealing; .Win. Rogers, Moorefietd; Janies Shaw, Brayldwn; J. A. Powell, Masonville, and by Druggcsl* and Merchants generally.- se33-ly

FALL TRAps; WE are receiving ami ppw opening t Jarge.aad.splendid assort men I of

- C£r Grccnbury O. Mnllenix, who was to have been hung at Grcencastlo on Friday last, for the murder of bis wife, was granted a respite of thirty days by Gov, Willard. The crowd that had assembled ‘ to 'witness the execution were very indignant at the postponement of tho spectacle.

Hnrdivnrc and Cutlery, consisting in pari df ttic following articles, to-wit:— i Table and Pocket Cutlery,' Scissors and Shears, Razors and Strops, , ’ -, , . Table,Teif, and Basting Spoons Edge Tools of all description, Bench Planes, Gages 4 Squares, Hand.Ripp; Panneldt Tennant Saws Wood Crosscut Saws. ! la.abort,.a full and complete assortment of Carpenters’ and; Coopers'Tools, ‘ — ALSO — ■100 pair Tiacd Chains, ’ " ; Haller Chains, . ... .. ■ GO.tuir Breast Chains, ,j , 25 Log Cbajns, ; . „ ■ ' 25 Lock Chains, • ; Double and Single Barret gnns, ' Pistols of every ; * ■ ■ Shot Bags; Powder, Ftasksand Horns, Saddlery and Caniago TriramingV, ,cohsisling, in nart,of Bridge Mitts,' 1 EnnmeleJLMlter, Hackles, <. ; ■* . do > . Cloth, StirrupsASnunr, Laces# Fringes, Tacks ana Uarness'Spddles;.* \ 1 mass Banda,Ac., &c. >

(O* Sir. John Cox, an old citizen of Warsaw, Ky., died very suddenly last week. He was riding ont on horseback to attend to some business, when suddenly bo -fell from his horse and expired.— Tho cause of his sudden death was unknown.

‘ Excchior Magic Hone Linimtni, ] ITtOR the cure of Sweeney, Strains, Bruises, . Collar and Saddle Qalis, oml the Growth of Hair. This Liniment baa Iherepiilationof being the best Embrocation fur * Hones ever discovered. It has effectedmany astonishing cures th this county. Numerous testimonials in regard rtoiils superior efficacy.hare bcen oblamed in'jhe immediate Vicinity of Ibis place. For sale; wholesale mid retail; by ' *' I 1 I. STEVENS, Druggist; .; seplC . Ferry street,'yevay, fnd. ■

CHARLES LEMON'S

frtr A couplo of sons; of Christopher Waltz, just returned from Memphis, report ihat produce is very low there and at Now Orleans—that they sold their boat load of apples and potatoes at 81 bbl. and I browed their boat and skiff in 1

• . Wopsicr Fanning mills./ THESE celebrated -Mills-in store-arid for sale otJdaoufaclurer*8 prices, ( by' jyl * . F. L. Git HARD & SON.

fcl) fot: Itofjiiit 1, E will’pay-the highest market : TT price, IN CASH, lor any quao vOP tity of WbeaL.. . ? •. .. , S. S. dt J. K. PLEASANTS. , Vevay. J857.

LaWst—Delhi is in complete possession of the British, Qen. Nicholson died of wounds received in the assault.

(1IIAIN PUMPS—We keep constantly on / .hand Chain Pumps. For sale low by febU F. L. GRISAltD <V SON./,

(Cr Ono of tho neatest and best inventions wo have yet seen, to “leain tho young idea bow to shoot,” is tho Young America Target. Pistol. It is for sale Jjy Clarkson & Waldo.

New York, Nov. 21', Owing to name suspicions movements among the rowdies of the city, Commit snry ,General Ward bos deemed it neees* ears to fortify and garrison the State Arsenal, in the upper part of tho city. The garrison is in the command of experienced officers, and all tho enter approaches are commanded by howitzers’ loaded with ounce balls. Sentinels are.on doty at night.

' r . "* Salt TCIIFTV BARRELS just received anil for •M:- sale by jy8 JESSE TEATS.

Having personally leleciedlheaboTe aril cles, it will enable us lo ; eell at wholesale or retail, at allow prices at the aattasrcan Le bougbt wesl of the mountain*. r r i i ■ >, (me us a call, ami examine olirstock of goods and prices; before' going elsewhere to purchase.'* / P. L/GR1SARD <$• SON.

CLOTHING.— *A * largo and General -Anortment of Mens and Bojl Readj-nuuto Clothing, for;Spring!and Summer-wear, just received and lor sale Jowby . - j ■■, ‘may6' V - - - ALFRED SHAW, ■-

At latest accounts.from Lake Superior tbo snojw .was twelve inches deep plong tho Southern shore. By this timo yju™ depth of the snow mast be counted by feet, ,

STATE OF INDIANA, , . i • SyrlticrlMd Coxnty, to-it It r ) ,J ’ Lucinda A, Dean.': ) fT appearing from affidarilfiletUnmy ofDce , that a, good cause of action • said Lnciooa Ai Dean and ’Ihttrhc'is is nonresident of the Stale of lridlafcW—* -■** ■’'SueTs therefore hereby notified ofibe pen* dency of said suit and that (tie sane wilt aland for trial before 010 at my Office in.Florence, in said eounty,.on jbe,2Sih a.d, IW7, at It o’c(o.‘V; *: x. of said*d>Svhen aad'vhere shVcan attend if she sdeScpioptr, othemge tbiS ntaUenand things contained in IhrsaSrpUinlilTs complaint.herein will bo heartland determined in her absence and Judgment rendered accordingly. * 'ulcen undertny hand, tkisSOtfida'yofOclo■ber*Ulvn. I8S7. J . . ■ ; rtrurc •■■■’ r < J«lw.|j ( I > AiraaiOA.., (§*al.) noy4-3t;$3, t Jusitcc of, In 5 Peace.

Kannwlm SalL - JUST RECEIVED, 600 barrel* No.* I Kanawha Salt. f Por sole lowforcaib. , ; • 1 a E. & J. K. PLEASANTS.

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' WH - I; WILL pay. Itae Wg^ v m«ket price ib. icash ’ >. aogfi — - P. L. Oourvoisibr/ :

See the prospectus of the Ohio Cultivator in another colnran. It is one pf the best agricultural papers in the pest. Subscribe for it.

(£r Steamboat navigation is suspended in all the rivers above St. Lonis,’by floating ice!

-■'Bat & Boacb Exterminator -A'SUPPLY'of tbesboreinTfllunble prepimi artllcra 'Just revived arid for sale at .the Driig St \‘ .‘ [augS]; ;: I..STEVENS.'

NO TICE. .4 kL persons who are indebted to’me are requestedio call and settle immediately, as 1 am closing out, and will leave in a short lime. ,«rp2 . ALBXvPETfgAZ. i

pST Next Saturday night is tho regular business meeting of the Working Men's Institute. Tnm out I

KATE FRENECH. HEOUtAtt nUBPEUDEHT FACKSTI LEAVES Madison for Cincinnati and all intermediate porta onMoa-a * days, Wednesday! and Fridays, amt carries freight and nastengernt old Wisconsin and Booster Stale rale*. The patronage oftlie public Is solicited, and business entrusted to out care wilt be promptly ant) carefullyflUyndertlo. Out return dityi from Cincinnati to Madison are Tuesdays, Thufpjpys and Saturdays. Leaving Madison al jO o’cIopt, a ryi.; Cincinnati at 12 o’clock, m. * ' nTr 1 We i«y to the public ihnt wt fame here to p|s]r< noviP OWNERS STR1MER K. V. ,

0*We are to Ftate that Elder Roberts will preach at the Court Home next pabbalhat It o'clock.

SALT-SALT. WE have qn band a large supply qLSalV, which we ofler for sale by the poundj bushel or barrel, at 16w rales. , . ■: HARWOODa$>pan.

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Nkw Ori.kask, Nov. 21.

Sixteen fret water on the bar at the pQOOtll flf the Mississippi. All the officers of the steamships Galveston nnd Opelousas have bren arrested. Wc were virile*! with n white frr*st this morning.

IF you want Tubs, Cackels, Half Bushels, &c>, cbehp few casta, call at ; ocl28 ■ CLARKEON.& WALDO>S. >: - omctblng Now!—We have q sqperlor >3 article.of Sorgkum Molasses, foTsale low for '■arli, oc28 CuRKfOM dr WildO.

4 O " For' rale by j. L.’ TH1EBAUD,'. Vevay, snobyDtpafists^perictaRy; 1 -f' r < 'ocU-ly

‘■ NOTICE,*

€ SHEWING TOBACCO,. ClUAlirt, y .SxoviKn Tpairco Md .Sacrr, alvayt on h»rtd ai the New’Dntir Ferry street. ‘ mayC 1 I.STEVFNS,,

0 R.-GILLESPIE.'will-* be. in -Vdy.y on ' Wednesday and 'j’biiralay, h and Sfltb'.days, of Nor ember. his .'vilUnte.notltt*. ‘ "noVfS-St ■ ■* ■ t . ■}(. eA

Wfi ii r!ow BI i ii cls ntid poors, repp nl F. L. nniSAftn & RON'S.

1* RICE REDUO EDI ( TO 15 CB'NTS. Tins paper will "be sctrt from Hna time unVrt Ihe end of Hie volume, January I, IWS, for 15 cents;

i\cw Establishment! JOHN W7 GRAY * MERCHANT TA1L0K, A/oj’n Slrert, IVcoy, Inti. , THE subscriber would announce to the citizens of VevayTH and Switzerland county, that -he tins iust iW opened a complete stock or FASHIONABLE GOODS — row ■ gentxetibn's weak; and is now prepared (o'-furnish gentlemen with anything-in bis line. Work Warranted—(Vo Fit, No Pay. ' Particular .attention will bo paid to Cutting and Making garments. <. , Q(til's Furnishing ; Goods, . of erery descriplioli, quality and price, kepi constantly on hand, including .all (ho minor articles Of gentlemen's wear's nd at the lowest possible rates.' - ‘ •’ r. IO*The public are respectfully requested to call and examinelhis stock before purchasing elsewhere, as satisfaction will be guaranteed in. all cases./ ■ ' M je2l-tf ; Wanted all the Time! BY. the subscribers at their Grocery in \V , vay ( the following articles, for which we wilt pay the highest market price in cash br trade, viz: .. • : Butter, Eggs and Chickens, ' \ ’ Potatoes Onions and Turnips, . Apples, Peaches and Pears!: , jy23. ;; CLARKSON

:: ' "TCI. ; A T tlVe Ntw Diou Storcoq Feiry Stieel. -C& ; i;y,. I. Stktk\s, ;..,- V V ■ ' = ■ iltL-y.wsx HOfl Ginseng,. - ~ Mnsfjrtf Seed,' ■ C ! 1 '• ' :; r - iejiir ■ ;Ginseng. _ ; ? i ,

. OppPEK’S TAGKS, : .-A LL 'wifiaBled to cllncb/fbr site by : h A ouy?0 ; .►/ GR!S^D£W)fl^. ; ' ‘ £drib. WE keep ■ foriilc.ag'ene »1 iswrimeirt of i Dunks*, such as, Deeds, ■ ifortgsr or, Notes, Alc!, id ijnan lilies lo lliil pnrcW sen.- Coll 'at. Waldo's printing orcr 0riSnrd's stores >■ ■ v u .» ,.u t» juijelO

' r - Window Glass, ( All.sites. »l >: P. L: 0B18ARD& SOIL'S.■.