Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 50, Vevay, Switzerland County, 16 December 1857 — Page 3

bulioos of xbe Church during the year are mi follows:; Missionary Society. 220.697; Tract Society, $24,728; American Bible Society, <46,670; Sunday School Union,' 13,250. The number of scholar* in Son* day schools is 501,468. The Methodist Church South has a membership of 550,* 890. j ■ ' SoCTHBEH (N. S.J PfiSPYTERUR'a. — The Synoit of Kentucky has voted to ‘withdraw from the Cleveland Assembly, on acconnij oi its action on Slavery, and to remain jfor the present independent, like the Synod of Missouri. The Presbytery of Texas has voted to unite with the Old School Synod of Texas.

Laid and Resin for Tools.

at #110; Jelmqt tax kc #14fi; lax of *57 $1 19. Total #2 62.

of s tv qr see C(i t 4 K 3, SO acp s: valued at *030: delinqt tax Ac $1,25: tai of *57 $.1 25 : total $S 20.

Look at the plows barrows, cult [valor*, hoes, shovels, forks; chains, axes, ’ saws, not to enomerato wagon irons, and !a multitude of small tools that ought to ,be provided on or about any farm, and then recon op bow many of them will be [left where the combined effect of air and mointaro will attack their surfaces and render them rough at least, if not to materially depreciate their value. Many instrument b are destroyed faster by lying idle than they would be in constant wear. We will pot sow write a bomly upon tbe value and importance of a tool-bento, and of having every implemt stored in it, but give a receipt for an exceedingly simple, cheap, and effective preparation, one available to all, which will at least save all metals from loss by rnst. Take ebont three pounds of lard .and one pound of resin. Melt them together in abasia or kettle, and mb over all iron or steel surfaces in danger of being rusted. It can be put on with a brush or piece of doth, and wherever it is applied it moat effectually keeps air and moisture away, and of course prevents rust. — When knives and forks, or other household article? liable, to become rusted < r spoiled, are to oe laid away, rub them over with this mixture, and they' will come but bright and clean, even yearn afterwards. The coating may be so things not to be perceived, and it still will ho effectual,. Let every one keep a dish of this preparation on hand. As it : does not spoil of itself, it may be kept ready mixed for month*, or years.' Mem. — Fresh lard, containing no salt, should be used, Resin la a cheap article; and may be obtained almost anywhere for font, to six cent* per pound,' t

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No. '414, Jane Marsh—* Fart of n w qr sec 35 T 8 R 8 4 acres; valued at $126; delinqt tax d'C *1 01; tax of ’57 II 38. Total #2 99,

No. 73; James Cooper— part of n w qr .*<-c 7 T 2 R 2, 90 acres: valued at #610: delinqt tax Ac $7,17: tax of '67 #C,34; total $13 St. No. 90, James Downey, agent for Hill* I..-it* I--Part of e 1 of a w qr of sec 2n r 3 It 2. r: acrej, valued at #200: .Iclim;! tax Jte $2-1.1; la* of '57 *2,08: total 84,51. i No. 110, the heirs of Dennici. Damon—pat; Of s cqr see 36 t 4 R 3, 20acr.-*, valued.at #165: delinqt la* 4c #1,93: tax of '57 $1,72 , total #3,70.

KOOKS.

To THU Teachers of Switzerland Coe sty. —There will be a meeting of the Teachers of this county, at Vevay, on Saturday, the 26lh day of December, 1857, at 10 o’clock, A, M., for the pur* pose of forming a Teachers Institute for taiil county. All the leathers in the County arc requested to attend.

No. 878, James 8. Nutter—In lot No, 212 in J. P. Dnfour’a add. to Vevay, trained at *86; dolinqt.tax Ac IX 52; tax of *57 II 00. Total 12 68.

SKiiMONS — FIRST SERIES ; PitiCi:, 81 00.

SERMON* — SECOND SERIES; Si 00.

No, 528, John Peters—One half of In lot No, 180 in original Vevay, valued at $200; delinqt tax #*e #6 84; tax of *67 15 80. Total #11 70.

No. 128, John French—N e qr of r, v qr of see 25 r 4 R 3, 24 76*HX) acres, valued at $7U; delinqt tax Ac bC cts: lax of '67 71 eti: (..'a 1 . #1 60. No. JSS, Michael llou/c~lhr t qr xn- 5 i 2 R 2, tCO actrs, valued at #1240: 'dftinqMnx etc #9,53; lax of ’57 #19,81: total#29,34.' No. 220, the heirs of James P. Lewis and Thomas Works—part of s e qr of n «* qr sec 30, t.3 R 2, 15 acres, and part of s w qr of n w qr fee 30 t.3 R 3,5 acres, all valued at #100; delinct Uietc#l,99: lax of'57 #1,66: total #3,65 No, 222, Thomas'Lotto rt—Part of s e qr see 2 t 3 It 3, 2 acres: valued at #100; ilcliiiqn; lax etc #3',25: tax of *67 #3,46: total #5,71. No. 362, the heirs o( Jesse McMillen—Part of the n w qt nf sec 6t2 h 2.19 acres, valued at #100: delinqt lax clr #1,42:. tax of *57 #1,04: total #2,46. No. 366, Ebenezcr Sprague—part of e I of n c qr Sec 36 v 4 R 3, *4-100 of an acre, valued at $16; delloqt lax etc ficta; tax of ’57 17 civ; total 23 ccnti.

SERMONS -

Till III) SERIES.

Piuoi: jl 00,

An Old Vablk Realized.—A cook in the family of an old citizen of Augusta, Oa.. in cleaning a fowl, a few days since, found a cone shaped piece of gold, valued at five dollars in the gizzard. We had recently occasion to remark several instan* tea of good fortune om ins ling from the State of Georgia. The above is another to he added to tl« list. Wo have constantly to record the never, ceasing run of good fortune that mows from a smalt risk in the legalized of S. Swan ds-Co., which draws every Saturday, in Augusta, Oa. The holder of a fortunate ticket will he entitled to a.capital prize of 960,000, which draws in December; while the possessor of n half or quarter will secure a proportionate, share of the same. Ticket* 910, 5 and 2$. dcclO-U

No. 550@717, Montgomery Patton— Part of In-lots Nos. 1®2 in original Vevay; valued at #100; delinqt lax Ac #3,09; tax of ’57 14 06. Total *7 75.

THE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOUR; .Just oiU of Ptf!>*, Nov. I’ltn'E 31 00. .

The receipts of the American Home Missionary Society for the month of October, were $3,282,21, of which sum II,220 26 was collected in Massachusetts.

SKETCH of liia LIFE A' MINISTRY.

No. 676, Eli Rayl—Part of n w qrsec 8 T 2 H 3 82 acres; and part of n e qr sea 3 T 2 R3 23 79*,100 acres; all valned at #1350; delinqt lax &c #22 20; tax of ’57 $18,86, Total #41,00. No. 581, 8amne1 Rowel—In lot No. 8 irr J. Sheets addition to Vevay; valued at $75; delinqt tax Ac #2 72; tax of 1857 81 cents. Total 13 53. i

PhIVE CO C-ESI3

Srh«ON am* -Sen vice at Crystal Palace, Lonkos, Oer. 7, IS57, PnicE 25 Cents.

■ To Patiiki s and Motium. —You know how important it is for your children that you should keep ;ood health. ' How frequently do we see feehl: parents dressed in tnourning on account of due death of. their beloved children. What* pity t is, when, by proper care abd remedies, at I these trials and trouble)} can be avoided. W icn health can be restored to the parent and J fe and bappttieaa to .the‘child* — Restore the health of the mother and you obviate the nectwily of Paregoric, Godfrey's Cordial, and other injurious narcoticrfor crying children. We entreat you, at vredesire to improve the leal to of our race,‘to procure Dr, Morsels Alminac and read how diseases ate cured in accordance with natiik's laws with innocent Roots and Plants,■-> ; PaECNAncr.—During Ibis;critical.period Morse's I ml.ah Root-Pills wil t be required; because they dense the body from those morbid humors, and thorougbally drive away all pains, and give ctsclaud'comfort to the mother.— Prom one to three' Pills, taken two or tfaree < times a week during pregnancy, will cause the* mother a safelandcasy delivery, and will be sure to give a jslout and healthy constitution to the child. ' Dr, Morse'sIliKlian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in Medicines, ' dcc9-lm ..

TUI. luminous Cornet ol the year, when it made tts appearance in the heavens attraded (he attention of earth’s Ihoiissnds. : An*J_ih liVc manner is the Star in (he Hast of JM7—the (lev, C. U. Spurgeon, of London, —attracting lh« thousands .,f the relicioui world, ' * ■

No. 012, Henry Soekwell—Pert of n 4 of sec 84 T 3 il 3 90 acres; valued at #900; delinqt tax 4c #12 68; tax of *57 #1137. Total #24 05. , No. 620, -Jacob Shnff—Ei of n w qr of eec 20 T 2 R 2 80 acres; and w fide of n e qr sec 20 T 2 R 2 20 acres; all valued at #725; dclfnqt tax 4c #9,00; tax of *67 17,90. Total 116,90. No. 621, Darius Stevens—Part of n w qr sec 19 T 2 R 2 51 acres; valued at #316; delinqt tax &c #7 81; lax of’67 #C 79. Total $14,60. No. 400, Geo. Tardy, Sr—Part of s e qt sec 27 T3 R 3 60 acres; valued at #1 000; delinqt lax «5rc #6 30; tax of ’67 #10,90. Total #17,20. ■No. 104, Jruepli Todd—W|of n wqr aec30 T2 R2 99 acres; valued at #973; delinqt tax Ac $19,66; to* of’67 #16,75. Total #35.41. No, 725, Catharine- Walts—N e qrsec I T 2 K 3, ICO acres; and part of w | s e qr see 1 T2 R 3, 60 acres; all valued at#2190; delinqt (ax Ac #27,91; lax of '57 #23,83, Total #51,79. . No. 731, Thomas M. Ward—Lot No. 23 in P.’Dufour’s addition to Vevay; valued at #45; delinqt tax Ac 68 cts; tax of '6760cts. Total #1 18. v . - No. 739 *Wm, B. Williams— Lot No. 27 in Center Square; valued at $46, delinqt lax Ac #3 69; tax of '67 49 cl* Total #1 16. No. 7J3, Wm. G. W.harton—The undivided half of strip of. land lyieg east of lots Nos. 14 to 18 inclusive, in J. Sheets addition to Vevay; valued al #40; delinqt tax Ac 61 cts; tax of *67 60cts. ..Total#!,07, . No. 716, Joseph P. Webb—In lol No. 95 in origins! Vevay; valued at #526; delinqt tax Ac 812 81; lax of '67 #10,97. - ToUl #23.78. !fo. T64, Ferdinand Ecnmer—Part of Inlot Ko. 90 In Sbeeti&Dnfonr'e addiUon lo Vevay, valued at JtlO; dellnql tax Ac *9tax of V7 U cto. TnWt#?I«.

No, 396, James 1). Titm—part of s c qt of *ec 33 t 3 R2, 60(100 of an acre, valued at #(0. Alio, part of s w qr of sec 7, r 2 R V, 12 acres, valued it 8190; and also pari of the sc qr of sec 2 t 3 R 3,2 acres, valued at #30; delinqt tax etc #3,91: tax of. ’67 $3,31; total *7,26. . •

• REV.C. I?. -SPURGEON, The “Hoy Preacher/' as he is termed, way cbtiM-n Pastor-or New Park Street Ciicaui, /me of the.'Isicest Churches in London,! at the **.t <n 19 teare? Tur Wo.micr or ntt Am. I:

Hollo way’s Pills.: —Persons of plethoric habit, subject to a temporary loss of consciousness from a sudden detdrmiaa* lion of the blood to the brain, will find groat benefit from a course of Holloway’s Pills. Kpilepsy, spasms, convulsions, hysterics, palpitation of the heart, and all auSO-Uopa arising from disordered. action ol the vascular afi.d nervous systems are < ured by a sjeady and persevering'aJbcrmice lb.this mtlu dijtbarlic. It regulates the action of the great Internal organs, aud thus equalizes the circulation. 63

Thu fidlowing-ci tracts from ihe Introduclion of-the. First Scries of his Sermons, written by K. L. Mvuoon, 1). I),, witl Rive the reader some idea of'the great power of the Vbirngr Vrtathtr; “A burning and shining light ba» suddenly bum Upon lie moral a*»rM. At iu DM rising, many were tlouMful of its wiiirir and power; but, la lU-eatly morulas, [I has already nngbt thn ej« af thousand!, «do In iu U*na^ “The preaching of Mr. Fnargcon la London [* ono the mntl remarkable phenomena of the present timo. The loftiest and humblest mind*. the rich and the p.mf, the titled and-the lowly, In a neon Died crowd), ihron- the court' where be mfnUtcm, listen whh ran* tm gb>»U ( - words; b nail reds tie pricked to the heart, aixl God Is botiored la the coarenloa of slower* and the Joy of bia people. AVhat U the secret of the wonderful') or com attend* Injc the labor* of a youth of twenty-two! Whence bo! Uhtr** w« bf train 0d for iucb T—will, he soon bum oat and be forgotten? These are tho earnest Inquiries which a brief sketch of bli history will, la pan at lean, answer. - •Her, C. H. Spureeou waiborri at Kelredoo. la Fjeea.on the tSKb June. lest. HU father and mnd* father are boll) living, and are Independent mlnliters. H h farther stated, In the London Patriot, that the subject of this skotrh-received hit early education at Cofcherter, and aUo pawed a year In tho Agricultural Coll we at Maidstone, w here bo added to hli preTloci knowledge wn« insight Into natural science. Tho» eonlpiitxl, |je began the budnci* of life aa usher in a acbotfl a| Newmarket; whence be removed to Cam* bridge; where be held a tllnllar appoinlnienl In a day* reboot, employing the ampler letture thu* teenred In improving hU owo mind. White at Newmaikel, he began to address ilic Kundayschool eblldreo, and that fnrotlia style a* attracted grown-au hearers. At Cam ■ bridge the practice wa* outtuued, with the addition of Sunday -evening sermons In Ihe earroundlnr tJ1I«. yes. The lUptiu vburcli st \Vatcr>*eacb railed thl* T*>ung 1 iuiotliy to br their fad or. He accepted the tuvlUlion; and, white the chapel way crowded, tho Church wjudoubVd under hUiulnlury. Onlho week* days,>teven village* shared-the advantage of hie rermoiu,. which, in ntn* year, amounted to as many u there are daj* tn Hie year. In January, l&il, Hr. Spurgeon wa.* invited to undertake tho pastorate of lhItewlst church tit .New I'atk street. Not content with discharging Ihe eludes of that Office, be preaches la many other )>Ucuduring the week, , Mr. Spurgeon exercise* great influence in London, became le made his advent (herein fresh from the quicl fieltls'of iicrutatc*observation and independent thought, He seems to be iron* than willing Ip sene a by body, in my reasonable way, without the slightest air of assumption in hit mariner; bul there docs nol happen to bo cash or coercion enough in the ■great metropolis in creale.it particular track, in which alone lip shall walk and lelft, In a discourse ou I* John, v. -I, he sj,vs; “A very kind.friend has loM me that, while I was I preaching in ExeterHall, I ought In pay deference to the varied opinions of r,jy bearers, that albeit I may be'a Calvinist and a Baptist, I should recollect tlioi there arc a variety-of cr«w* here. Now, Jf I .were to preach nothtoglutwJf.it would please the whole lot of yim, what on earth should I do? I preach what 1 believe lo be true; and, if the omission of aVingle iruth iha> 1 believe would make me iking of England throughout eternity, I would noljt avc il'out. These who do tiot like what I say, hate the option of leaving it. They rdmehe.T, I suppose, to plgjsc themselves ; and, if the truth doe* not picarc them, they *nn leave it." .For .Sale by J. Ii- TMlICBAUn, DHUGGIRT, Mgiti Sir* J, Veiny, Ind.

Pleasant Township, No. 5. No. 33, James Beatty—S e qr of.u xv qr of fee 25 r6 R 12.40 seres, valued alJICO. Also, ii I ofc J of n'w qrof sec 2fl t 6 It 12/40 acres: valued at #126:.delinqt Ux elc$2l.l6: tax '57 #12,36: total #33,81. No. 39. the heirs of Daniel Bure tunn-rS c qr of n e qr sec 29 r 3 R3, 40 acres, aiul part of e 1 of n c qr sec 29 t 3 R 3,4 acres: all valutd at #200: delinqt tax etc #2,51: tax of *67 #2.26: Total #4.77. No. 43, Nancy. J. Brant A Sarah A. Twineham—S e qr ot a v qrof sec 34 r 6 it 12, 40 acres, valued at#l40t delinqt Us etc $1 76: tax of’67 #1 60: totrl #3,36. No. 46, John T, Brandon—pin of the a w nr of sec 21 t 3 R 3. 3 acres, valued at #100: delinqt Ux etc #3,97: Ux of '67 $3,17:- total $7 14. ’ :

; Sotc anoIkfuimed ; Eth.-'These dissagreable complaints are becoming remarkable preyalentof late, and give aayibibg but an interesting look, to the possessor of the diseased organ. "A red and firey eye" is not pretty (o look at. and certainly cannot be agteable lo hare “for keeps," as the boys say. We can tell those afflicted in (bis manner how to cure the evil, and won’t charge them any thing for the information. Let them get some of Baaco’s Arctic Llvimkht and touch the inflamed parts with it a, few times/ and the work is done.— The Arctic Liniment may be obtained at any uf the Drug stores in this place. dec9 2w

See advertisement headed Helmbold’s Genuine Preparation, in another column/ aovIS-Inr

Oir At Louisville, the number of hogs filaugliteit’dUmJ in the pens up to Sunday droning is reporiad at 50,000 heatL At St. Louis ilia uumlcr packed up to Sa(ui> Jay ovenirg was 8,000, The number slaughtered this season at Ciui'innati, 1msteen -137,S10.

N KW ADVEUTISEM ENTS

No. 91, -Silas S. Cole -Lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Bennington, valued at $90; delinqt tai etc $3 40: tax of’67 $2.89: total $6,29. No. 17, James Riley—S c.qrofsc qr of scr 8t3R3,404I-!00 Acres'; valued at $266: delinqt tax etc $8 93; tax of *67 $6,27; total $13,20. No. 337, 31 iner Richards—S e qrufn c qrof tec 38 t 4 R 3,31 acres, valued at $100; dclmqt tax etc $4,16; lax of '67 $3,36: total $7 60. No. 339/Jobn TV Rogers—S e qr of‘s wq r of sec 9 T 3 R 3,40 acres, valued at $160; de limit-lax etc 82,95; lax of *67 $2,96; total $3,91 No. 361, John Stewart—N e corner of n e qr of sec 21 r 6 R 12,1 acre, valued pi 830: delimit tax etc 40 eta; tax of *6735 eta; total,75c. No. 362; Lucinda Swift— part' of n e qr of s W qf of sec 38 t4;R3, |S seres, valued ut $110: delinqt tas etc$1,26: taxof'57$1,26; Total $2,60; , ; ’ • .

gfijr A dispatch from Wheeling, Va. f states that IJgthany College near tliatvity, ronduelcd hy I lev, Alexander Campbell, was burnt to the ground on Wednesday night. Loss estimated at §150,000., —• Insurance 850,000; ; -_’*

‘I Dr. Roback *nd bli Btmtd.ci. The success which has attended the practice oTlbis distinguished Swedish physician, goes far to confirm (be theory, that the source of all disease is in the blood. Bis famous J,Scahdinavwn Remedies" operate directly upon the elements oflhal fluid, nemralizing all corrupt and morbid matter in the circulation, 'and bringing back health to every (»re«n, by purr Tying the stream which sustains and unurUhi 1 * the-whole system. Certain U is that b'w-Bloo'l Purifier and Blood Pills have worked* w. •■ders in nervous complaints, bronchitis, rtit-airitir-nv cough, cnlatrh, dyspepsia, general del i iiv. hypochondriasis, epilepsy, erupt tuns, wfnla, and many othef painful and dangerous molddies. Hence their great pnpulariiy. AVe arc informed that the correspondence of Dr. Koback amounts on an average to 150 letters a day, of which 100/arc requests for advice and orders. for bis celebrated fcmedics. See Id vertisement. nnv25-lm

York Township, No. jL No. 41,, Children of Jacob Cooper—Part of s c qr sec 31 T 2 It I; 5 acres; valued.at $50, delinqt (ox Ac 66 els; tax of f 67 61 els. Total $t 07. No. 52. Susan M. Caufmaon—Lot No. 44 in Ma in’t liddiiion to Florence; Valued at $10; delinqt tax Ac It cts; tax of *57 11 els. Total 22 cents. ‘ . ' :

Infor mation Wanted, »F the whereabouts of my son, W1L14AM flKN It PORGUROK. who loti borne on Ronds); last, and rent to MoortfieM, «!neo .which time bo bu not teen ■ sen or heard from. Ho U Id jean of ago, ba»dark hair, groy eyes. Urge "f btiage; ho bail on a while bat, blarlc roitsnd cm vat, JoaiuptnU, ainl btark~ni>i4U tiliDtCcl coat, .tnv iurufuiatio i conconilor him will bo lliaiitfully iccckeil. JAMES PCKfifSO.V • . .War Muoroitcl. ,-ltid,, Poc. 15, JUT. '

{£T Complaints reach us from all id the West and Southwest of damago to earn crops by Host sud wet wet weather.

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Craig Towoahlp.No, 6. No. 9, Harrison Adams—Part of s e qr of : or 26 t2 R 4, 40 acres, valued at $300; dt-linqt tar etc $7 06; tax of 57 $5,25; total $13.31., No. 24, A bijab H. Brindley—pan uf fr.ic sec 13 T 2 R 4,50 acres, -valued at $300; delinqt, tat etc $19,60: lax of ’67 $8,83; vital $28 43. No. 44, George-Bray---the n c qr of n w qr of sec 33, t 4 R 12,40 acres, valued at $180: delinqt' tax etc $4,60: lax of, *67 61,61: total $9 II. _ . ■> No. 10f, Clarissa Golay—N side of n w qr of «eo 24, t 3 ft 100 acre*, valued at $800; <!(.- linql tax etc $9,81; lax of ’57 *9,3f>; total $18 17.

No: 114,'George Perrier—part of a c qr me 15 T 2 tt 2 40 actva; rained it $206; delinqt tax Ac $1 22; tax of ’67 $3.63. Total $7,85.

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No. 1 !5, The faeinbf Davie Fulton—Part of a wqrsec26T2 R2,35 acres,rained at$210: delinqt tax &c $2 31; tax of *67 $2 11.- Total 84-42. . r • •-

ID* luroaT ast {(croRHATto* to-the Mxaaicn, and those contemplating marriage, sent to alt who wish it, upon receipt of ten cents in money ot stamps. Address, DR. S. MARRETT SMYTHE. nov25 3m New York City.

No. 109, Frederick Paitbcrn—tols'Nos. 47, 48, 65,56 inMalin’a addition to'Florence, val*. ued at $100; delinqt Ux 4c $1,10; tax of *67 $118. Total $2 2B. - Nos. 354 and . 186, Dempsey JI.'Gullion— Part of frees, 1 and 2, T 9 H I, 42 acres; Valued at $800; delinqt tax 4b $8,80; tax of’67 $11.66, Total $20,35. No, *36,Martin R, Green—W. i of n w qr sec'18 T 2 R 1, 20 aires;valued’at 8100; delimit tax Ac$t 11; laxof '67$l. Total $2,11. No. 179, Sylvester Keith—Part of s w qr of sec28 T 2 R 1, and part of frao. 33 T9 R 1, in all 20 acres, valued at $200;’delinqt tax 4e $1 98; lax of'57 $6.09 Total $10,07. No. 187, Daniei Kciio—Lor No. 40 in Florence. valued al$15;deHnql tax $c 17 ctK lax of 57 16 cU. Total 33,cu.' :

Christmas Coming! ■®X7'K arc uolv receiving one of the largest f 1 and loth selected stocKs'bf ITRK*\VOWfS r <tC., iO„ ever otrered til the citizens of Vt-vny. They roiiMst, iu pam of ; , - Ktv IliK'Kt:rs, large'a ml small; Hovius Ci.\pirs, largo and small; SEitrEATu; Uoi blk jlF.Aiis; Crackers; Tci- , •■.. . a.milksi Ull-i: la cuts; Crass . llorrcas, . Fix Wiicru, Piji.usu Cracker*,. ‘ &c. f .Jrc, JST We are a)to receiving a Crelol of TOV and FANCY CANDIES, for the Chris Hinkle's use. celG CLAUKSON& WALDO.

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DIED, . On the 26th Nercmbey, in Craig township, ('•coam: D*vjs, aged 83 years and 8 months.

>‘in*.-.IWf, t-tinTor 1ft-. Kriintl jmrt TSfi; J.-jr-.l ]-trUi-4>K)rt IS.*;; Imm* ISr; aliloi Ilk*. Hotter peril*; Kfa* Wo. pr <iit/cm. * Vinrrmtw.— IVtaUH'i Hi Inc a peek or ft>aP>o a bujlu't. i'tiWap.*1 »ie. a Iioa<f. 1 urtiijit 5 cu | rtf I: tipWiiviit •tiajwrk; lloann ft*, a lb; Strict l*«lat»f» tyr. n tfrid aj pic*Co. t ft; Jl 5»prlnifliH. IVri.iBir.—) , iv*.»o , l rliii'lciic li_*icj lit.*■ prJ«#.cu ftl'ft*; Tatkios f.iaviao. a piece, , . Susor— In !<• Ij.ifconlin- i<> qnatitv. .Mnlaam roar ft' O Jft'. a inlbtii; Sorguiu loo.’ ' V inCj.'ar tftnJnr. . Wo.t.l i'i-in'irl per turd: rhci*e‘ I- 1 :. U-!6i. i« r It; t.uinpkinO to 50. for all kind*. ■! Vfwr—n <l abest jt I'M ClOftiihltr '-In. (1 ;i; (*tn *lo. d<>. ffJ.

' Noj. ICWand 3(9, John Golay—part of n «qr I of tec 25 v 3 R 4, 40 acres.. valutM at I and pari of w | of s.w qr see24 v2 R 4 and si pariof ftac sec 25x 2 R1, 63 acre?, rnlutM at I $225: delinqt (aide $46,89; tax of *57 $37,37; [ tola) $84 26. .- . j No. «, AbUab II. Giime*~l*rt.»f of «r £ «f u t w qr of #ec W T 2 It 3, f: m/ym tiIuEi *1830$ dc-[ UaontUx See $S3i; tax of T57 «7,fcv -Tout $)3£2. -1 • No. 114, Woi. E, H*skcll- -part offrap srr j 13 t2 R 4.30 acres, valued at $360; delinqt! lax etc $9,06; lax of ’*7 $0.46; total $18,61. 1 Ho. 120, the heirs of Jeremiah Hutchinson •: t he n c qr of sec 28. r 4, R19, ISO acre*, vatut d ; at 9826; and also the n c qr of ? « qr of vc 1 28, T 4 R 12, JOaerrt, valued at $200; delinqt : tax etc $11,50; tax of '67 $12,01; total $23,90. ■. ■ No. 168, Peter Leweyih;ii--tlie c I off w.qr‘ of secQS ri ll 19, SO acres, valued at $33*i, > deltnql (ax etc $3,87; tax of '67 $3.91; total $7 81., . ■ ’. v. v .-V, ; ... ; .No*. 203 and 172, tliram' Lanham---part oft wi nfceqtdf wc9,t3R 12, Sacra. and] strqr of n eqr of aec 9 T.3R 10,10 acres, bolhj valued at *245| alio patl of. w j ufse ifVec* 9 t 3 R 12,35acres, valned at $166V deljniill flax etc $12 27;' fax of '67 $(0,98; total $23,25.7 I-.- No. 220, Daniel: Mef(aj>.p.irt of.frac rcc i 3 t 3 B 12, 08 acres, valued 5t :$310; delinqt: tax etc$2,47; (ax of 67 $7,47; total $9,91. ; * No, 323,'John Stewart*-- the s e qr of a w qr ■ sec 4 t 3 R.12, 40 at $225; do- J linqt (a x etc $2;59; tax of/67 $2,18; total $1.77 ■ . No. 351, Frederick Tayfor-vpatl ofssidc of a w qr of sec 21 t 2 R 3,-12 acres* valued at, I $100; and also part of-s.w £ornerof 5»' qr of: | wo SI, t .2 K 3,10 acres, valncd at $50; deltnql ttaxetc$5 ( 25;taxor'57 89,79. ; I No. 378, J (inies Weed--the «-.u* qr of sec 9' T 3 R12, 40 acres, valued at 8165; delinqi tax ! |etc $2,07; lajcor. , 57'$I,9l; total $101, . : : j . No, 381, Elhauan Wimlow—part of n side j of.s w qr of see 8 v 2 R 3,10 acres, valued at, $50; dclinqnftax ctc$2,30; tax of ’57 $2,71.) Total $5,0t. ; • . ; y . V. | ■ NOTICEl}i?. S AIi fc.'- I j Notice is hereby given thato.i the first Mon-1 day of January a. d. 1358; ail be Court House t door in Vevay, Switxeriand county,'Indiana, j so tnuchof each tract or parcel of the .forego.! ing.Uqds and Town Lots, relumed .and re* I naming delinquent for the noa-payment of taxes due on them for the year a. it. 1856/ will 1 be sold by the County Treasurer of said county; al public auction as will be necessary to. dis* i Icharge the taxes, interest,'penalty, and charg-. I cs which maybe duel hereon, or from the pw-l I ner thereof, atthetime ofsale.v . - ■ | Sale to cqmmencf it 10 o’clock, a. m., and; ‘continue from day.tv dayuntil all issoIJ. ' 1 I . ROBERT N. LAMB, Auditor s. C; 1 j December 2,I85/.-~4w - . | NBWE&9BB7, ! By Clarluen & w«lde, ■ Opposite (UU fcWlbWi’ Hitl. ij WHERE may bc bad'everylhing in our It tie on short notice, at we have now employed mt experienced Baker, who will de*; ■ vote bia entire attention u this department, j We solicit the patronage of our friends and the public generally. We intend to famish ' j Bxz* a; Borria, Sons; & Star n Cucnss;. . and Pilot Biwo, at the Cincinnati prices, on' short notice, by the barrel or pound. *■ . I ST We arc prepared to furnish all kinds of I ; Cixxs and Firs in good order on short notice, at low prices for Vath. ' ‘ I j CLARKSON % WALDO. !, yevaj', Nov. 25, 1867.

Delinquent List.

PHAI.OVS HAIR l)VE;—Tiio bast litti trondf for *»tc at tbn bpw Dh»g Stoic an Pjiry strcul, !»y. iW'O . : - : ■ I. STEVENS.

Ijst ok laxos asd Towk Lots relumed

nnd remaining-delinquent for the non- . payment of taxes duo thereon for tKc year A. D.J1856, in Switzerland comity, Indiana, viz: . ■ ' Jeffemon Township, No. 1. delinquent Ko. 19. Adki’nson k Ham: utdud—'Psrt of (he. N E qr of see 18, town 2, range 2, 1 &0>I0Q acres; value of lands and improvements 9820; delinquent Ux. dte., 25 cents; tax of 1857, 98,93. Total, 99,18. . . : 7 .

Jtffr ;\’«TI V B. j£3T A FARM «a< MILE for Sale, 3 wiles mmli of Veiny, IntJ,,.SwilKerland count) - . . 95 acres of land, 10 acres improved; a young ox 1 chard, a largo Mill.-Tstory high, with water and steam, 3 ru t of stonw, power 18 failover shot wheel, eng ne It) inch cylinder, boiler 24 feel lung 42 inc ibs Wide. • . S ■

- No. 185, War. O. Krufz—Pcrt of s vr qr KC 20 T2 R 1, 37 acres, valued at :$225; delinqt tsx ir $3,t0; lax of *5 1 $2,25; Total $1,85. . No. 2U0, Jubn Rtothraao— : Nwcorof nwqrof sccl3 T2 R2, 3 acres, vathed at $30: delinqt tax &c 34 cUftux ctSj Total 63 cts.

C i SCISSAtl. DJC. 110;

Vlonc dull, demand limited; 700 bids, $4 for superfine. Receipts Pair. * Whisky Inc ami rather dull. Hogs unchnttgad; fair demand a\ $5,-')(fc5.jiO, lihJ latter rate for tjinse averaging '230 to 240.— i[p£s pijik held nt $14 nntl Grin, hut no cilcs. UOUO green hams sold at 7c.— Shoulders held firmly at l.artl to goo 1 demand with sales of. bids iU and togs »t JO J. Receipts of hogs unite Sat* urJay 4,000 head. Sugar dull at OfSOjc. Butter dull, and prices downward; J2 for summer pkd, roll lS@l!)e. ■ Com 30e. Wheat 70@80c. Ryo 00. pats 30. Hay, prime Timothy $14, common $10@12. • Linseed Oil 55c.

No. 281, Kachsriab Roberts— Part of ji wqr of sec 26 T2 R 2, 4 60-100 acres, valued at $10: delinqt lax Ac 44 Ctx: tax of’57 40 cents. Total 81 cents. - .

V A desirable fr imc dwelling house containing G rooms; a’ tier ?* failing well, and cistern, - at the door; , altar i, an’d at her out blttldingi..* , IjT For furtlie nnformation apply to the undersigned. on sa d premise?.' .. ■ ■ ■v/'. ■ decU'-lf 7 • ' .. |iLI. RAM*.

No. 62, Itozin Barns 1 —S e qr of ncqr see EO T 2IL-2 40 acres; value of land *c 9200; delinqt tax dtc $2,59; lax of '67 82,18 Total 94,77. - : : 7 ; | - ,No 66. Angelina Boiler—Part of n w 35 T 8H 3 25-100 of an acre; veined at $145; delinqt tax Ac 98,66; tax of *57 91,59. Totol 94.25. ; No. 100, Bohert P. Cotton—part dfn w qr sec 84 T 8 R 8 7 acres; valaed at 9100; delinqttax &c 91 : 29;: tax of *57 $1?09. Total $2 88.- - ; —vNo. 120, Noah B. & A. B. Qox—Cor of Jcfienioii and streetsin J./8heota addiUon' to «Yevay|- one acre; value of luid fa $375; delfnqtlfax Ac 91887; tax of ?579809. : -Total $21,96. I No.167, - r the’ helraof Daniel V’t/Dnfour—In lot No. 188 in 8beeUADQfoar*s addition to Vevay, valued at $15; delinqt tax Ao21 da; tax of *57 21 dj, ToUl 42 oenta. ' ; /V;V ■ / ;

No. 326, Margaret Sea—-Lot No. 21 in Florence, valued at $100,' delinqt tax 4c $l,63j tax of ’57 $1.52.. Total $3 16u , No. 367, WilUira H, Wiley—Pail of a e qr mc 19 T 2 R 1,100 acres;'valued at $700; also lout Nos. 5 and 21 in Florence, valued at$126; and also lots Nos. 35 and. 41 in Matin’s addition I to Florence, valued at $10 each. Pelioqt tax $c $1(1,05; tax of’67.$8,71. Total *24,76; ; | Posey Tqwnablp, ifo. 3. No. 417, ; Hepxa D/ A ndrews—Pari of n e qr see 36, T 3 R 1, 110 seres; valued • at $1100 1 also'part of free see 21T4 R l, \34 ncrcs, valued al $l302; also pari of frac. acr*. 30 and $11 T 2 R l, 100 acres, valued it $300.’. Total i valuation $3203. Delinqt tax Ac $37,62: tax I of ’57 $31,06. Total • • . No. 91, EllloU DrlTer--fart gr b v qr see! 12. T 2111, 34 62-1 OO’itre*, .valued at $300; delinqt tar 4e $10,33; lax’df ’51 $8,00r tola) J $18 33. ■ : No. 129, Squire A. Fletcher—One-half of Lot No. 12 in Patriot, valued ■ at $166. ' Also pari pf lol No. 31/valued at $5. Also lol,No. 25, at $20; No. 96, at $10!, and No. 16, at $15, all in Patriot. Delinqt tax 7 Ac $6,78: tax of '67 total $11,30. K \ . No. 149, Jason O. Gurley—Part of s w qr of | see 2 v 2 R I, l acre, valued at $140: delinqt tax 4c $1,58: tax of.'67 $1,36: total $3,94. %No. 166, RenJ. O. Hicks—S e comer of s e qr sec 5,t 3 R l, 44 25-100 acres.* -valued at $U0: delinqt tax Ac *4,91; tax of '67 $8,78: toUl $13.60. * No. 161, John Hicks, Jr—Lot No. 67 in Patriot: valued at $350: dcliuqut tax Ac 9(6 54: tax of’67 *3 42: totallS 96. No. 193, The heirs of Wm. W. Howard-r Pariof neqrseeli t2 R 1, 100acres: and' part of s w qr of s eqr of sees 1 and 3, and part of n w qr sec 12 .t 3 R 1,20 acres: all vt;ued! at $710. Also, part of lot No. ID jn PatrioLvalued st $200, and | of lot No. 6 in Patriot: 1 valued at $40: delinqttax 4c$13 07: (ax of *57 $9 51; total $22 68, ' No- 199; Dcvaolt Hess— the n i of w I of n e qr sec 33 t I R I, 40 acres; valued at $200: delinqt tax- 4c $4 75; taxof ’57$6,46; total *11 20.

•! Kiel tioii Wof cci / lUOTIOE-is b :>cb/givcn, lhat there will be 11 an Election held at the'.Court ". House in the Town of Veiay, ;SwilreilaniJ county, In* diana, on Hie fi at . Monday inJanoary, A. D. 18-53, for Ibc purpotelbf electing Seven Tno* ices of said Town of Vcvay, to scire far ope Vear from said di le, and until their successors are elected and obahfied. ’ ' fiiu-n under py hand this 8l)i. day; of December, 1657. !,. W* GORDON,-' ' dec9-3w -■ |r - Oon>dra|ioa Clerk.

Money market unchanged. Notes of all suspended Banks, except Philadolpia and Missouri in worse refute. Rates, of exchange on New York ,J prera; on Philadelphia par.

New V Yobk, Dec, 14.

Flour unsettled, 4,000 bbls sold at 94,60 for. State and 35,20(5*5,40 for Ohio, an advance of ,5c for each. Wheat firm, 15,000 bush sold. Whisky half cent lower, sales at 22c;' Louisville, Dec. }5. /

Bnlltnlol J, roi- ITBTWI WTiilE''’ : COSMO POL IT A H ART>A 8S O CIATION. ' THC'saiioci; V. " Dusseldorf Gallt ry of Paintiugt / tyehaad at •'icMkor Ami Powers World ;’RenowDed Statue of tie V. ' } ORCfiK SLiTEn RE-PURCHASED for tbc ihnuand dollar t, tHlh several hundred other works of Art, in Paintings, c culplureand Bronzes, compose the Premiums to Be awarded to the subscribers of the ComupoUUn Ait Association, who subsprite before; IbeT 28th' of January, 1658, at which lime the.awards will lake place. TERMS pp BUBSCBIPTIOS, , Every subscriber of iAr« dollaro is entitled to A copy of the large and splendid Steel Engraving, entitled "JUsifwt also to A copy of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal one year, also to j A certificate in the A ward of Premiums, also A free’ admission to tie Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan G allends. Thus it is seen that for every t3,00 paid, the subscriber not only receives a

No. 176, the heir* of J. F. Dnfour— In lota Nos. 79®80 in Bheets&Dafonr’s add. to Vovay; valued at $20; deliuqt tax &c aOcls; taxof *5722da. Total52cis.

Flour $4,24(3)4,40. -Wheat 70@75c. Corn 20c for car- and 40 for thelled.— Sugar 64@74c.' MoJaeses 28c. CoOTbo 10,10|@105c. Hay, €11,50; from store 313 per tori.

No, 178, Wm, S,. DeCoarcey^—Lot No. 260 in Corporatiouadd. toYevay; valued at 950; delinqt tax <fcc $4,29; tax of ’57 69 eta.’ Total $4 98. ! .

. Religions Intelligence. - The Next Popp,-—The English Cardinal Wiseman) it is said; 1 'ia likely to wear the Tiro; it being alao slated that the Pope ia about to abdicate bis throne. The Viroikia Conferhemct ( M. E. Choioh Bourn) akd Slavery.—At. the meeting of this body last week in Petersburg, the resolution of the Alabama Con; fere nee, memorializing the general Conference to strike ont from the discipline the general rule referring to the subject Of slavery, was concurred in. On motion Concur, the vote stood, ayes 114, noea, none. '

No. 180, Charles 0, Doan—In lot No. 25 in JohnShfieta add. to Vevay; valued, at (35; delinqt lax Ac 91 65; Ux of *57 49 eta. Total 82 14. No. 213, Wm. C., Hiram, and Jonathan From an—Part of s e or of sec 35 T 3 R 3 64 acres; rained at 9092; delinqt tax Ac 89 02; tax of ’57 $7 53. Total ♦16 55. . No. 236, N. B. Gleason—Lot No. 14 in Center Square; rained at 815; delinqt tax Ac $4 06; Ux of '67 13 80, Total 87 35. No. 238, Richard Gaines—In loUNos 215 and 216 in J. F. Dofonr'e addition to Yevay; valued at 9280; delinqt tax ao ♦3 83; Ux of '57 93 90. Total 87 78. No. 277, ■ Geo.' W. Hajhorn—In lot No. 116 and part of In lot No. 78, both veined at $905; delinqt tax Ac 87 70; tax of ’57 920 59. ' Total *28,29. No. 368, Rebecca J, Lewie—Part of n o qr see 24 T 3 R 3 50*100 of an acre; valued at *60; delinqt tax etc 77 eta; tax of *57 65 cle- Total $1 43.

SrLKROtO THREE DOLLAR ENCRAVINO !

but, also, the beautifully illustrated

TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNA t, ONE TEAK, Each subscriber is also presented with a Certificate in the Awards of Premiums, by which a valuable work of, AH, in Painting or Sculpture, may be received in addition, thus giving to every subscribcr'an equivalent to the value of five dollars, and 1 a Certificate grtfit. Any one of the leading 93 Magazines is furnished, instead of Engraving ana Art Journal, if desired. 1

No. 290, Philip P. Mix—Pan of n c qr sec 32 ,i2 111, 10 SCMOO acres: valued at 8176: dolihqf WX &c|2 64: las of '57 « 41; total *6 05. No. 292, George W. Mordecai—Lot No. 4 in Patriot: valued alS76: delinqt tax 4e 82 cU; Ux of *&7 Td cts: total $ I 66. No. 362, Jackson fibeeta—the n c qr of n v qr of sec -16 t 3 R 1, 40 acres: valued at $270. Also, s e qr of n c qr see 36 r 3 R I, 40 acres; valued at $270: delinqt tax Set $t0 67: tax uf »67$3,49: toUl |19 16. No. 387, Bailey Sheets—Part of free acc 25 r 3 R 1, 29 60-100 acres: valued at £286: dc* tinqtlii -Vc $7,20. lax of '6782,77: toUl 89.97, No. 456, James A. Works-Lot No. 67 in Patriot, valued at $10; delinqt lax 4c 12 cents; tax nf *67 10 cts: total 32 cts.

Methodist Statistics . — From the General Minutes just issued, we learn that the entire membership of tbo Methodist Episcopal Church is 820,539, being an increase 2092 over last year. The number, of adult baptisms during tbs year was 27,483, and the number of infant baptisms 27.937. The number of trav-1 eling preachers *13 8,134, and the number of local preachers 7.169. The number of churches 8,835; and the probable value of Churches and' parsonages is estimated at II7.908,184. The benevolent eontri*

No person is restricted to a aiagle share.— Those taking fire memberships, remitting •IS, 1 ate entitled to an Engraving, and ait ticket*. Full particulars of tbc Association are given in the Art which.contain* ovur sixty 1 aplcndid Engravings/pricefifiy cents per number. Specimen copies will be sent to alt oersons who desire to iubscribe, on receipt of 6 postage atamps, {19 cents.) Address C, I., DRHBY. AcltmryC A. A., 64R Broadway, Nr w-York.

whe pocket Diary f6’r ; tsffis JL — Porsatoot fiTEVBKSV JUNTO STORE.

C COMPOUND SYIIUP OF H OPS s .\W BOAESBT—A rertata eore far Coldi, Coughs, tad chronrafftctiuES of .the Lungs, For Mia it STEVENS’S DRllQ STORK.

BLANK BOOKB.—A lints assort; moot, couWlag of Le4nT*. D>7 Boots. Jour-! nals, Records, Memorandums, Ac., just re*: ceivcdal STEVENS'S PRIT, STORK. •

No. 364, Label Lock—Part of n w qr of see 35 T 3 R It 3 25*100 acres,-valued

Cotton Township, No. 4. Na, i'i9, ihe Heirs of flcorpc Carpenlrr— part

ALBUMS.— A find assortment Just re* Mtc*1 at JTFVBNS*?! nnro 1-TrtRB.

K ATTENTION 1 TO nit CHIT BXCITBBBITI j large 'Arrival of Htady-Made Cloth\ng, r'.. and Cents FumUhinf} Goodt. i undersigned would respectfully m- ! -JL-' form tlie citizens of Vcvay and vicinity ■that lie lifts received at his. stand in P. Dn ! nrick Rui tiling; on Slain street, a large ■ ami good supply of _ Fall and Winter-Clot It (nff, < of-all kinds, qualmes and prim, 'which added to hi.i former.stock, u til rank.: it the lar.«Ja gest stock of Clothing and new Puruiih- wa . tng Goods cTr.-rkcpl fo the town of Vc*UuL vay.- Having adopted the Ga*\ Sjttm, he j con'FcU bis goods at lower rales than can Lc J bought elsewhere, either in this town or in lady of the neighboring towns or cities, and be | invites all those who have yet to buy their I Fall and Winter Goodv to coll and examine | hit stock before buying elsewhere and they j surely wilt save their money by doing so. J -At Uje same lime, he announces hia sirtccre, . thanks to nil his friends who have patronised • hiinso'favorably, and begs for the sontinu&tioa j of-1 heir friendship. j ..Country Produce taken in exchange for goods at the market price. JTt* Remember ; * Jt;ut-.SIiUCIUheClothicr, / npviu Main street, Vevoy, Ind. -

I SCHOOL NOTICE. ; W71.1). BLAND ond Lady propose opening a j JU' select School in Oot> .Fsnows* H*ix, .about the Ifilh of December! 1547* Scholars | of-both sexes will.he received, upon the folI loving terms per quarter: { Primary tk'jartnitnt, ' • - ■ - $3,58. i Kwndkn- Department,' • •’ ■ • AfA ' : Higher Braarhti; from . •. > . 5 to |3*0O 1- Those' a (tending school willbe expected to ; furnish' their pwn desks; and all will be for the full term except in cme* of protractedsickness. - , Mrs. ItlanJ is prndici! Tcaeherof jtTcril 1 years experience, and heretofore has given tthi* 1 versa) satisfaction to thosc.palroniring her, i The school will be under the siiperriiion of Mr. H., wbo, in connection with bisLidy, in- - ! irndaAo devote bis undivided attention to the Moral and Physical is well as the Intellectual > improvement of Pupils. V ' ' As only a limited number of .scholars-will be received into this:school, those who- wish ■ to rend will please report the number of their ■’ pupi!s ‘to Messrs. F. L. Uriiatdfe dr Jcsmt Tenia, B»q. . , novlS-ltn^

VWE as aitiiaM*: fur Cli'fV jual u:cc. • , ->016 mm wtmeM of ~ , bwblrY, . ( Iirisfmu and Ntw-Vcar’s pfcfvtd ftt the Jcvciry Slora. . P. A. BOEUNBK, P. Dhfour's Building.