Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 37, Vevay, Switzerland County, 10 September 1858 — Page 4

Indiana

the land for grass, and lie now cows barley instead of oats, as a more profitable crop. The secret of his success lies in the fact that instead of ono hundred loads of manure as formerly, he now mokes throe hundred and fifty loads, supplying his yards freely with‘absorbent earths, and using salt, lime and plaster, to considerable extent. ! In 1851, the products of the 41 acre farm in usual farm crops", : were'worth a fraction under $2,,000, the net profits §1,110.7 5.-^ — There were twenty-three acres in mowing; thirteen acres in com and potatoes, three in barley, and two in-wheat. The reader may here see a large farm is not an essential requisite to profitable management. : .-

1 JOT A very modest lady sent her very 'modest daughter, a pretty young damsel, loot one morning for some articles. [Among the many, the informed a clerk; in one of onr stores—-That her mother! wanted to get three yards of cloth, for primitive triangular appendages for her infant.

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THE INDIANA REVEILLE,

SWAIi <k CO.’S LOTXEHtES

IS- Published at Veray, Ind., every Wednesday morning, nad is afforded to subscribers at Ibe low price of ONE dollar tcr ji.\M.ji,in advance.. '

Triumphant!!

e. n. jiabtiiv,

SWAN i CO-

It is devoted to General Nrws, Political Intelligence, Agriculture, Looal News, Ac., Ac., and Ibe discussion of all questions of interest to (he public generally. Its editorial columns will be Neutral »' Politics AKO RELKnONi ’ ' Unlike some other papers, its editorial columns will be free from vulgarity add Reflecting the wishes end ; wants of this community, we ask, and hope to merit and receive, the encouragement and 'patronage of the public. ■ ■ ' ' . ‘ , . F. J. WALDO, PtJBiisoEn.V

Continue to Orair ms t'suml Without'

N. E. Corner of Main anil ..Ferry Streets, Vcvay, Indiana, KEEPS constantly on hand a large and complete assortment Of - Imported nad DomcstlcCIgars,

Interruption. SWAN & CO.'S

Lotteries on ttgal, and AsthortMd.br

the State of Georgian

BT The late attempt to injure our firm ba* shown that our Lotteries are drawn fairly, that our prizes are paid punctually, and that our schemes are more liberal than any other Lottery in' tbe world I

WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.—After an interruption of ten weeks, caused by damage done by the great flood of June 11th, the canal is again in repair from Lafayette to Toledo. The water was let in on the 25th. The canal between Lafayette and Terre Haute will be opened early in October. ~~~~~~~

CHBWIMG.ASnumXG TOBACCO, Pipes, Confectionaries, etc., etc., which he intends.to sell on very reasonable terros'to those who purchase at wholesale. Retail customers supplied at equitable rates. CrAll- persons who use the Weed in any form are. invited to call before purchasing at soy other place, or going to the city. ■.'Remember, in the corner room of the LcCltn Uoittt , ~ 8p7-tf

THE fMlotrine B theme wilt be draws by S. Ewax ■& Co., ,M»Dapert ofthe Eparu .tnllemy Lottery* Id each of their' Rtagle Somber Louervtt for September, 1638, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, anidcr the eapennlendeDCe of Cemmbrioseia. Class 31 draws on Saturday, Sepl. 4, *63. Class S2 draws on Saturday, Sep. 14, '58 Glass 33 drawt on Saturday, Sep. 18, *68 Class 34 draws on Saturday ( Sep, 25, *58

r Planting wheat in Halls. ! Charles Brackett, of Rochester, Ind,, communicates to theN. Y. Tribune the following statement of a successful experiment, which promises to he of vast importance in regard to-the cultivation of wheat He says: — X planted last Fall five rows of ■wheat, with different rows of 3 feet, 2 feet, and 18 inches; this was kept clean with the hoe, and the product is ns follows: Average number of stalks from each seed, nearly 32; number of grains to the head, 72 to 100.

Spring and Summer Goods*

■; ~ ’ AMmon IfjfUfnffi HAVE just received and are now,opening at their Store room in .

Opbniso Lbttebs. — Wm. Tichenor, Postmaster at Beussetaer, Jasper county, Ind., was held to bail by commissioner Ray in'two thousand dollars on a charge of unlawfully opening a letter, of Mr. Spitler, on Tuesday. 0ir The Yearly Meeting of Friends will take place at Plainfield, west of Indianapolis, the second week in' September. They have recently completed & largo and spacious meeting-house, with capacity to bold an immense assembly.

Prospectus ol the

PHILOMATHSAN 'GEM; To bo issued Semi-Monthly, at Veray, Ind., as the Organ of the Veray High School, and devoted lb Mental. Moral, and Physical Education.

a full and complete slock Of seasonable Dry Goods, comprising a .choice and varied assortment of the latest styles of DRESS A FANCY DRT GOOOS,

On the Plan of Single itZdhlren. 80,000 TICKETS.

Fitt tLoatand four hundred and 85 Prizet! Nearly one Prize to evcry Nina Trckel*; ' Magnificent scheme* : ' • ' to » OBiwx ' 5 EACH SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER f 1 Prize of. .$70,000 4 prizes of,,. ,$900 I prize of... 30,000 4 prizes of. 80ff I prize of*.. 10,000; 4 prize* of...., .700’ 1 prize of.... 5,000 : 4 prizes of......COO 1 I prize of.... 4,000 60 prizes of.....COC* 1 prizeof.... 3,000 60 prizes of.... .SOO 1 I -prize of.... J,500 100 prizes of,... 12$ 4 prizes of;.. 1,000 230 prizes of,,...lOtf arrabstWATiox raize*. 4 pates of * ICO approx, to *70,1*16 prize areXICOC* i “ J 30 •' 30,000 •* 1300* 4 “ . SW •* ROM « J00* 4 “ ■ I S3 •• *|COO »* ; J0C 4 •• 1M “ 4JOO0 KCf 4 " 73 • w MM ' « 30 0 4 “ . 30 1,300 « Wtf 5,000 « r W are * - - - •. lOOvOttf

IF sufficient encouragement is offered, the members of the Veray High SchooJ and the Philomothean Society, will commence the publication of the above-named paper about the lOUrof September, IS53. - ■ ! - We feel assured that our fellow-citizen! need no arguments to convince them of the importance and uUlity.of this enterprise. 1 It commands .itself to every one, as a great and praiseworthy means of encouragement to those who are (oiling for an-Education. ’ Then Patents, Friends, and Fellow-citizens, to you we appeal for aid. Will your generous hearts respond to this appeal by becoming subscribers for the‘‘Gem I” ' ■ Will the friends ofEducstion, be so kind os to send us a list of subscnbersTrom their respective neighborhoods f ET Terms, 25 cents per quarter, In advance. Address, "PIULOMATHEAN GEM,” > jylS-tf : Vevay, Ind.

GROCERIES, XOTIOXS. AMV which ore offered at prices which .will defy competition,and to which we respectfully invite the attention of our old .customers, and the public generally. ■ (D* Call and examine for yourselves.

What Can ba Dens on an Acrs.

•' •AmlcrsoirAHngan. Moore field, lnd.,‘ apr. 2$, 1853.

The editor of the Maine Cultivoter published a few days ago, his management of an acre of ground, from which we gather the following results:— Gne-third of an acre of corn usually produced thirty bushels of sound corn for grinding, besides some refuse. This quantity was sufficient for family use, and for fattening one large or. two small hogs. From the same ground he obtained two or three Irandredipumpkins, and his family supply of beans. From the same bed of »six rods square he usually obtained sixty bushels of onions; these he sold at §1 per bushel, and the amount purchased his flour. Thus, from onethird of ah acre and his onion bed, he obtained his breadstiifls. The rest of the ground was appropriated to all sorts of vegetables for the summer and 'winter use—potatoes, beets, parsnips, cucumbers, cabbage, green own, peas,beans, melons, squashes,&c., with fifty or sixty bushels of beets and carrots for the winter food of a"cow, Then he had a flower garden, also raspberries, currants and gooseberries, in great variety, and a few choice apple, pear, plum, cherry, peach, and quince trees.

JC2T A political paper to Minnesota says the retail prices of Minnesota Legislators is 1500. . , ;

SPRING SUMMER: TRADE flVlB undersigned are now in receipt of a A large and complete assortment ol

' Thus if wo count less than they really grew, say 30 stalks from each grain of seed, and 72 the fawest numberof grains found in any one headj we get at the rate of over 2,000 fold, and from that to 3,200, counting the highest yield. From The year 1845 to 1855 the average yield of.wheat in this and adjoining counties, according to my record, was less than eight bushels to the acre, the very best being 33 bushels. Indian convsawu broadcast at the rate of from one to two bushels will yield a larger average, but when planted in our usual way produces from 30 to 100 bushels to the acre.

.. Hard ware and Cutlery, Cohfisling in parlor the following leading articles, lo-wU: — .. ■ ’ n Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors a ml Shears, ' -> Razors and Strops, Table, Tea. and Hasting Spoons, Edge T«ols of all descriptions, Bench Planes, Capes anil Sqvares,, Hand. Ripp, 1’jnncl A Tennant Satfs,Wood arid Cross-Cut Saws, Carpenter’s and Cooper’s Tools. .

Miss SOUTH WORTH, ■ Cowxel 0. W. CROCKETT, • CHARLES BURDITT, THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, M. D., HENRY CLAPP, Jo*., GEORGE ARNOLD, SAMUEL YOUNG, Mm. ANNA WHELPLEY, Win VIRGINIA VAI/GHAN,' Mm. DI. VRRWON, Miss HATTIE CLARE, FINLEY JOHNSON. '' only for (he GOLDEN PRIZE GOLDEN PRIZE GOLDEN PRIZE GOLDEN PRIZE • GOLDEN PRIZE GOLDEN PRIZE THE GOLDEN PRIZE,

Prizes. • Amounting lo$320,000‘ Whole Tickets $10; liaises $5; Quarters $21.O* A Circular showing the plea of the Lotteries wili be sent (o any one desirous of receiving it,

J. fl. Kblicrls & Virol her, SURGEON DENTISTS,

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Switzerland county,AREt that they bate located in VEVAY, for 5 **® the purpose of practicing the various branches of their profession. Teeth inserted, from a single one to o full set, in the best and most approved style;.Teeth Plugged, Cleaned, and Extracted.

■ CrrilAttlciaf Pultani will be nUiI tbs' following rale*, which Is the rt*t; , Certificate of- package of 10 Wholes $80 00’ .Do. do.. 10Halves: 00 Do. do. . 10 Quarters 30 00 Do. do. 10 Eighths, 10 00* in Ordering Tirkelt or Crrlificatt$, enclose the money toonraddtea*forth*Tlckcti ordered, on receipt of which the; will be forwarded by Aral mall. Pa ft fibers ran haro ticket* ending In in Qgaro they may derignate. The lilt of . drawn Itnmorn and prize! will be rent to purchasers Immetlfatefy after the drawing. Ihirrharera will please write thelratgnatnro pinln, and give their Fori office, count; and Rate. K Remember that cccry prize I* draws and pa;* full vtlhout deduction. 1C7* Alt prize* »f $1,000 and Dnder. paid imncdlatcl; after the drawing—other prize* at the'niaal time, of thin; da;*. Communication* Uriel); confidential. ' Address all orders for Tickets or Certificate* to

— ALSO — ■100 pair Trace Chains, L ■ ’ *-C0 Haller Chains, 60 pair Breast Chains, >, 2» Log Chains, 26 Lock Chains, . ■ ■ ' Double and Single Barrel Guns, Pistols of every description, Shot Bags, Powder, Flasks and Homs, Saddle and Carriage Trimmings, such"as Bridge Hitts, Enameled Leather, ‘ Ruckles, - do Cloth, Stirrups & Spurs, Laces & Fringes, - Tacks and Harness Saddles, Brass Rands, &«., 4c.

All persons desiring their services will receive immediate attention. Office, on Walnut street, next door to. the residence of Geo. E, Pleasants, Esq. Vevay, Jan. I, !S58.—If

Illustrated. ; Dean ASAltcr,Successors toBccket & Co.

CARD AND'JOB PRINTING,

The New York Weekly Colors Pane is one oftbe largest and best literary papers of (he day—an Imperial Quarto, containing right pages, or forty columns, ofthe most interesting and fascinating reading matter, from the pens of the very first writers of the day, Elegantly III nitrated Every Week,

* My object in writing this is -to bring the facts to the notice oi' agriculturists, and to Induce as many as possible to try. the experiment oh as much land as the)* . are willing to experiment with. I hope those wishing to test the matter will get the wheat in as ; early as possible. I lay off the ground two feet each way, and put four grains to each hill, and 'keep clean till the next harvest. •It must be pnt in early, no matter how soon after harvest. This will give 30 stalks to the square foot, and 101,1)81) ,1)00 grains to the acre;'which, allowing898,5GO grains To the bnshel,gives nearly 116 bushels to the aore. This estimate is. a correct one, based upon* actual facts, and although it looks like a wild calculation, will, I think, prove so nearly correct as to help reform our present * slovenly and extravagant mode of wheat culture. The quantity * of seed required to plant an acre is only a trifle over live pounds if v put in as above descihed. Where ray wheat stood in rows, 3 feet apart, when ripe the heads appeared nearly as thick together as a field of broadcast wheat, and

At Low Prices for Cash! Next to Prompt and Energetic

Having jicrroriaUv selected .the above articles, we can assure our friends that they are of superior qualm*, mid we intend selling them at wholesale or retail at as low prices as they can he bought west of the mountains. Give us a call, and examine our stock-of goods and .price?, before going elsewhere to purchase. F. L. Gtisard & Son, W-vay, hid. aprS

S.'SWAN dt CO., A ugut tit, (la. O'A list of the numbers that are drawnfrom the wheel,-with the amount of the prize lhaleach is entitled to. will be published after everjr drawing, in the following pa pern:—Am Orleant Della, Mo bile Remitter, CAorfcifon Standard. fiatkrille (lazeltr, sJlUml* Intelligencer, A f . V. IWci/jf Day Hook, Sartmnoh Morning AVirs, Richmond Dt*}<leh, Seic York Dirpateh, Paulding {Mitt,} Clarion, Augutta {Ga.) Conttitutionaliti, and Little Keek t.irlA 7*nre Dt mot rat. aug27-lm ■

Alieniion, the best way to *

Increase Year Business,

A PRESENT,

Worth from 50 cents to $300,00, WiH, be given to each subscriber immediately on receipt ofthe subscription money. This is presented as a Memento of Friendship, and not as an inducement to obtain subscribers.

Is to circulate Bills and Cards extensively; and to enable business men to do this, the INDIANA REVEILLE OFFICE Offers peculiar advantages. This office is

illOinil’M l,il*C ,180111011108

WHlCH,m>w possess higher Celebris and respectability among the families of I the United States.tlian any* others before’the public, or used by the Medical Profession, are ! purely Vegetable. I They invariably and immediately relieve all ordinary derangements of Health, whether • arising?- from! Impaired Digetlire funelinnt, ICottirrnruf, Ititiaus and Liter Affectionf, or Scrofulous llthit. [ Rut besides this, Ihcy act powerfully and ispec!firly in -Acute and Chronic ftheutualism. Settled I’aim of I hr Organ* and {doth*, Vile* , Aisthma, Jaundice, Warms. Vleen, To mart, S/celling*, AViirry, Salt Rftrun, Eruption*, of the Skin, I'nhenlthy Completion, ft it It our and Seriaii* Looseness, Herrons- f)ebi{ity, .1/fretiont of the It ladder and Kidney t, Droptry, Erysipelas, Corrupt Ilum»rs,_tni other still mote malignant aud threatning disease.' The Proprietor is in pns.-ession of*thousands of Certificates of this comprehensive efficacy nfthe • I - Life Pill* tun! Phn-uli Uillm.

TEliiUS: One Copy forooayear, 00 and 1 Prejent. Uoc Copy for two yean, 3 50 and 3 Prownl*. One Copy for three years, 5 00 and a 11 One Copy (or five yean, 8 DO and 5 “

now supplied with a ■ And a large assortment off ' •'

WASHINGTON FO If A’ D It V AXU .IIACIIISE TVOIIKS, IsnuNAhjus, Indies*.

AND TO CLUBS, Three Oj>le«, one year, 8500aml 3 " Vi re Copier, oneyear, 0 00 and 5 J. “ Ton Cevhrii ono yoar, IS 00 and 10 “ Twenty-one Copies, opo year, 30 00 and 31 “ The articles to'be given away are comprised in (he following list: 3 Packages of Gold, containing, $500 00 earh. 5 do • do do — 3*0 00 each, jo do do do imroiach. 1 a Patent r-cvcHItintlrg Cased XValchca, JOOWcaEh. SOCotdWatebcv- ‘ 75 M each. 50 do 60 ro each, too ' do so no each. 3001/tdtca* Gold watches, 35 Welch.

IPBaAP.-ASD MOT OTiPIE*

IIASSELMAX * VIIVTO.

Parens, Inks, Cards, 4c,, And being under the superintendance of on experienced Printer, *ve am confident of giving entire satisfacUoa to those in want of Card and Job

Nzsi rAcrcarRS of *: ' EXCISES AXD HOIl.EUS, CAST and Wrought Iron Machinery, of ail kinds; Grist Mills; Sash, Mule; and Circle Saw Milty. ’Also, Knkr, Gniin Sepnrntcr, Improved. IMll’fi Grtiin b'cpanil'er,

Farming best for Young Men, —If a young man wants to engage in busiuecs that will ensure him, In middle life, the greatest amount of leisure time, there is nothing more sure than farming. If he has an independent turn of mind, let him be& farmer. If he wants to eiignjge in a healthy occupation, let him till the soil.; In short, if? he would he independent, let him get a spot of earth; keep within his means, to stun the. lawyers; ho to avoid the doctor; he honest that he may have a clear conscience; improve; the soil, so as to leave the world better than ho found it; and then if he cannot jive happily and die content,"there is no hope for him.

Printing at Low Prices!

JOHN W. GRAY,

MERCHANT TA1L0K, Mom Street, Vevay, Ind.

. SOO SUvvr Hunting CaisitJ walcbcs, 30 (X) c.uli. MOSilver wmch«, ■ r •> $10 M to 25 00 cn.ch. IUCO Gold Guard, Veil and Fob Chain*, $10 to $30 ■ColdLotSeU,BrerelcU, Brooches.Earcrop*, Rroast pin*. Cuff Pin*, Sleevo Bo (ion*. King*, Shirt Stud*, watch Key*, Gold and Silver Thimble*, and a variety of other article*, worth from M cents to 815 each. ■ Wo will present (o overt person sending ns 50 subscribers, at §3 each, a Gold watch, worth $40; to any one seudlog n» 100 subscribers, at $0 each, a Cold watch worth 390. Every subscriber will also receive a present. v Immediately on receipt of the money, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our book, and the presenlwlllbe forwarded wUhloono week, by mall or express, post paid. . . ■ frpAfl com muni cattoni should be aadrsssed to . " DEAN & SALTER, Proprietors, JuuelMam-ly - , 333 Broadway, New Fort,

fjBlHE subscriber would . respectful I Jl announce to the cirizens.of Vevay |Fa and Switzerland county, that he has fust ‘rJ opened a complete stock of >

FASHIONABLE GOODS

These Ctrlifinale are avl iinileniahle, for they are voluntarily by the persona cured, who' tiMtify to what they know and feel. These remedies are perfectly mild and agreeable in their upcMtion, and cannot be Ir'ert by any afilieietl person withon’’ giving the n I mo* i saiisfjriinn and delight, i’rtpartd.and sold by Dr. W.'ll.; MOFFAT, . felilfMy - . 335 lltunilway. New*’York. ■ ID’ For sale by J. I.. THIEIiAl'D, Vt-ray, la. -

GENT WEAK, . Spring nnd Summer, -

7 he first PRsairn MAcnnri.

HORSE POWERS for Bell or Tumbling Shaft Machine. ‘

amt is now prepared to furnish gentlemen with anything ih his line. JET 1 Alt Work Warranted to Particular attention will be paid to Cutting and Making garments.

PORTABI.E ENGINES, nritable .for hmnine Thrpshine Machines, Corn Shelter*. Pot* table Mms. W ood Sawing. Ac. The attention of Formers .is directed to this power,,as they a re admirably adapted to any use to.which Irrsc power can be applied. ■ - ■ ■ f For Circulars, with terms and price, address as above. iuneU-fm

Gent’s Furnishing Goods, . of every description, (jualily. and prices, kept constantly on hand, , including all the minor articles of gentlemen’s wear and at the lowest possible rates; (CTThe public are respectfully requested In call and examine Ihisslock before purchasing elsewhere, as satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases. eptT if

INDEMNITY.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.

(A th'nvyotent Institution. rVuMidicd by special rn duwnic/i forthV relief «f ihr >’ek aud ilUtrrMCd, afiUrl'-d with Virulent amt rpldomlc itivcasM.

DR. W ALTON'S

instead of being from two to ’ three inches in length, were from six to seven.: -: ■ .'' :

A M-E K 1C A iV P1 la L5r

TOall porsoo* afllirted with bestial, Hi leases,inch a*'bPERMATOR KItrRA, SKMIXAL AVEAK. SKbS. IMPUTEXCE. COXORIMItEA. GI.EKT. bVI’lUlXlS. tin) Vice of OXAXISM. SF.I.P-.VHUSK, Ac. The HOW A RH ASSOCIATIUX, tn view of the awful deitrorllon of bumau life, roused;by Sexual dir casu, and the de<vpilon» (iwliod niton the unfortunate victims of such illjen-w.. hr Qoact%‘*OTcral year, neo directed their Consulting "Surgeon. as a CHA RITA BI.E AC f worthy of their name, to noon a BUpen.»ty for the treatment of lIiKrbts of nbeav*. in air thulr forms, and to glvu MEDICAL AHV1CE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life. &C..) ah*l In case of extreme poverty and iu Be ring, to famish medicines I roe of charge. - It ft needle*. to add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and wilt furnish th« unwl approved modern treatment.V" ; ’ ’ ’. ‘J The Direction*, on a review of the pad. feel assured that their labors tn this sphere of benevolent effort, I have been of great benefit W- the afflicted, especially to the young, aod they have resolved to devote themselves, with rone wed zeal, to this very Important out much despised cause. ' Just Published by the Association,' a Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Sera lord Weakness, the Vico of Onanism, Masturbation or Self-abuse, and other IHseaves of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail (tn a coaled envelope), Kate or Ctutoc, on the roeelpt of Two Stamp* for postage. ' • -' ' _ 'Address, fbr Report or treatment. Or. Groaox R. Cxitioox, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Assoclallon, Xo. 2 South Itlnth street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of tt« Ulterior*,EZRA D. HKARTWKLL, President. GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. 1 ■ marlT-ly ,

Jor to the Arncrxn, — Yocno-'Amswca’ ■; Vicroarocs! . ' £fcNE shall box of Pills cures ninely-niho “V cases out of a hundred, No Balsam, no Mercury, no odor on the breath, no fear of detection. . Two small pills a dose; tasteless and harraica* u water. Fall tllroeUoni ate Riven, jo that the patient can cute Iilniastfat certain at with lie ad* .vice or the must experienced aurseon, and modi bet-' ter than willjjtic advice of one of little experience In* ihU claai of diaeaje. '' Scar at Watt to is? P»»t or Tnt Cotirmhy eacloHor one dgllnr to Da. dr. G. Wa ties, So. Ut .'ortk‘ hcrenth SU tetrtir Race, Philadelphia,' A liberal dU*~ count to the trade, None gen nine without thoWiiUCc* siRiptnre of D. G. W alton, Proprietor. • ■ Ur. WVa treatment for Self-atmae, Weakness, Ac., 1 t« entirely different front the usahl coarae. Dr. JT.haa-' _. rutvd tiundrvdi who bate other* without benefit.- . The treatment tia* certain to cure U the sen U to Hie.* ' ! Endow* a ttamn.and addrvU I’r, U*.U ahoye, civinf laftiU history or your cue, and voqwlll UesaUteday 'you niado Ihoeflort lo aecoreahalUewfedn—A Hi*-' •cat, Ccit. : martl'ty-EWO COTTON YARNS.

THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED

A Profitable Forty Acre Farm.

It-Tour Life Immxod?

DRUG- STORE. No. 5, SVA end's Row, ferry street, VEVAY, IN Pm"

To show what “much labor on ] little land” accomplishes, we present a brief statepent drawn i from the Hampshise Co. (Mass:) 'Ag. Society's transactions, there given in the. statement of Mi*. Stehhins,'of South Deerfield, on enteringhis farm for the premium

; Tho N.'E. Life Insurance Company is the bldest'Sfatual Company in this country. It lias a capital of over one n&Hon dollars. The Company stands veryhigli and is managed by as respectable busineea men as reside in Boston—men, loo, of grealexpetience id (bis business. Its rates are as favorable as those ol any responsible Company. The rates on ordinary risks are as follows for each $100 insured:—

IS steadily increasing in business, aniMlie proprietor would respectfully announce lo the public Ibat bis stock o' ■

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Is now complete in every department, and his motto being "small promts and quick returns he is prepated to sell at prices which cannot fail to give general satisfaction- As an exemplification of this fact purchasers have only lo call at his Drug Store and be satisfied. The following staple articles, of the best ao*LiLT, wilt at all times be sold at the lowest shade of profit; ' . Linseed Oil, Spirits TntpenJlnc, Fare White and Red Lead, Putty,'Lard Oil, Burning Fluid, Engine Oil, Fish Oil,'. Alcohol, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Paints of all colors; Varnish,. Paint ’ ■ ’ , and White - Wash Brushes, $c.. The above and alt other articles sold at the New Drug Store, are warranted genuine and of the very best quality. tCT The undersigned, thankful for the liberal patronage already bestowed, solicits, and will endeavor lo merit a continuance ol the same, janl-’6S' ISAAC STEVENS.

of the Society. -v V :: The farm in question contains ; 41 acres, ten ef it worn-out sandy ‘ land, when it came into his pos-, ' session, oyer twenty yearn ago. : But he “resolved to have a better ■. farm ” To this sandy field (three acres the first year) he applied ‘ clay at the rate of fifty loads per acre# followed , by twenty-five loads of manure .and 200 lbs. of ■ plaster.; This was all plowed in together, the land planted to com, ; and a fair crop was the result.— After com, eats were sown, and .the ground seeded to.clover.— “By the use of clay and manure,” he says, “I have made 1 all my - land as good as the best, and increased my pastures one hundred r per cent., in quantity and quality W product. i As to deep plowing, he finds the best way to be to employ, the subsoil plow. He turns under ■ his manure four or five* inches ' , deep, and then subsoils the hoi* -'tom of the furrow as deeply as possible. Corn is planted two years in succession, the better to mix-soil and manure and io fit

rt> tin. m nit. ui. roit I TEia. ton 7 tic* u. ro* u>». If 78 cent*. 87 ) J« 2a 01 S3 1.73 23 I.o3 1 U 1-98 3a 1.17 1.21 138 33 1.23 1J4 3-M \o Ml 3.13

AS AGENTS FOR THE COVINGTON* and Cooper Cotton Foctottt* or ibis vicinily, and Tot the Hope, and Eagle Fictoncs. of Pittsburgh, we are prepared at airtimes to* fill ordars promptly for Found Yarns, Nos. 6 to 1 12, and Dcwten Yarns, 400 to S00. Also, Carpel and Coverlet Warp, Twine, Wicking, Ratting, Ac., drc., at the lowest current rates, and on the usual credits, or a liberal discount for aash.

Thus a man engaged in a non-hazard-ons occupation, and aged 30 yeats, could leave one thousand dollars (o bis family by annually paying $22,80 while he lived, to the Insurance Company, or, by [laying 811,70 bo could leave the same sum should bo die within the year. The above rates are the Mutual rates, with a probability of 25 per cent divi-‘ dends. The Oaab rates are considerably less than the above.

french millinery. RBMO’VAL.

F. J. WALDO, AGENT,

R. BUCHANAN * SON, Cincinnati, Ohio.

VEVAY, IND, CABJI ASSETS, ®3*1 ,T10 59 iMLBta Slorcs, Merchandise,-Milts, Factolies, and Personal Property generally, at rates consistent with the hazard assumed.

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illi’g. J. A. Henderson, WOULD respectfully, inform her customers'and the puuiic generally, tbatshe wjll remove to her .... Hew and Elegant Store, No, 92 Fourth SL, 2d door West' of Vine SL, And directly opposite the Post Office, - On the 19th of tlajrqh, On which day she will open, the largest and best assortment of J French BouneUi Bonnet RlbWnia, Artificial Flovrcra,aBfibther; MllllneiV Trlnimlngi, v t!" Ever brought ;lo Cincinnati. 'With- 1 her increased facililie* for doing a much lolger business than she has heretofore done, her Store and Show -Room being ‘the largest West of New York* she will be enabled to offer *Uasquji luo laDOcanum to eustbroon in bet line, at Wkoh$tli ojtd Retail. Person? viaititlg ne particularly invited lo call at No. Fourth StfeieU opposite the Rost Office, ’ 7 v-.i . » , ; v febtD-ly I

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AnD FARMERS GENERALLY* WE are now manufacturing Davis's patent Churn and Butter Worker, anJ keep them constantly on band for sale. ’ Warranted—returnable if not approved* decll P. L. GR1SARDdr SON.

LITTLE GIANT ‘

Dwelling HoLEtiJhad contents,-insured for a term of years on the most favoia'ble terms. Particular attention is given lo thin branch of Insurance, by this Company. Losses Equitably Adjusted, and promptly Paid at the Branch Office, at Cincinnati, Ohio. JIT

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Any desired information on this subject will he cheerfully given, and pamphlets and cards furnished, on application to F. J. Waldo, General Insurance Agent, Vevav, lad.

OH Blacking at 39 jets, per Bb). A SUPERIOR article Just received at tb« new Drug Store on Perry street. “Pitch in" and make your Bools shihe. ap8 * r L STEVENS.

Corn anA Gob mill*, at Manufacturers prices, at ~ nov26 QRISARD & SON'S,

MRS. H. B. O’LEARY’S

f'fLOTHIXG.—A 'largo and General AMorsment of Mens and Boys Beody-msdo Clothing, for Spring and Summer wear, just received and lor $alc low by wayfl ALFRED SHAW.

HAIR TONIC,

- HATS-HATf; A general arsoitaept pf Mei]s Piparaa.'teghdyn dr R»]m Leaf UaU,, ,Efoys ’ no “ - - co *■ -35 ‘ ' do. Mens So(l £ur a^d'Wool Hats. B'iyiT-. do do *d'o-’; For sate low by Aanucn Siuir.

J3T if every one of the prominent public men in the United States should be swept oat of existence to-morrow, vhey would not bo missed a year hence. There ia obscure ability and learning enough to 611 the void instantly, and tbo stock of ability and learning is increasing yearly.

Vot the PrwerrnlloV of the Hair.

THIS Preparation is an unfailing cure Tor the Headache, and Fever in the Head. Il pievenlsthe hair from turning grey till even old age, and is an infallible preventiye of the bait falling oft This Tonic is the same that was cold by Mm. CFt-earr while stopping at the Lecleto House, and gave entire satis faction to #11 who used it.

PLOWS.— A largo supply of Pea.coci 6t So* 1 * Elcol ■ Board Plows, for sale j;t Cincinnati prices. - ap7 ■ : F. fi. ORIfiAttir tt SON.

COOPER^STACKS, A LI* warranted to clinch, fpr-salo by may20 L . .. OBISAHD 4SQN-

*■ Iron, Iron. Iron. TOijS Aborted Iron—Hound, Flat, Square, Oval, 1 Oval and Hoop, all of which will be sold at Cincinnati prices |fot Cat*. anrtS P. L. GRIS ARP & SON.

CHAIN PUMPS-We :kpep /constantly on hand-Chain Pumps. For sale lo» by febU P. LvGHJSARD A SON.

Uoos Out;— Counterfeits on tjfa Bank of -the State, at Lawrenceburgh, Ind., is laid to be in emulation. They are so welt! executed that it in hard to detect them from l ha genu me.

Every person should try it, and we will guarantee perfeotsatisfaction; 11 is the cheapeat Tonio that can be bought. For sale by ISAAC STEVENS. Mu. DETRAZ.* TARPY, Mits E. D KINCAID CO. ‘ tf

GARDBN HJOSS,• Hakes,' ‘Spades, am . Shovels, at * GRISABD a SOM'S,.

Grain, grass a bramslb scythes. —a large supply foisalelow bjr * fell ■ c. L. GRInARD 6: SON.

OflSE HAY RAKES.—a No. 1 article, at . jMi F. L. GP.ISAR&4. BOB’S.