Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 39, Vevay, Switzerland County, 22 September 1858 — Page 3

Selections from the “Gem. 1 *

Band Work and Head Wrok.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPRING GOODSrMlHE subscriber; are now opening at their M. old sad well known stand in Jacksonrillfi a Urge and well teleclol stock of . Spring aud Suminct- Goods,

WANTED,^ Wit EAT, Rye and Barley, f,»r which the highest price iu cash will be paid, by aug?7-tC P. L. COCRVOISIEH.

>E\V EMOUXU UFE

j . Young men—young farmers, mechanics, clerks,are apt to say they havp no time for reading, no time forslndying,-— jNo ttme! ’Find it tliien; hunt it 6p.— Tnere ix time xoraewhere. Yon may bo sure there is time for vigorous rcll-im* provement. And where there is a will, there certainly is a way to get it. Elihu Burritt found time. Here is au extract from bis journal when be was twentyfive years old: Monday, June 18. Headache; forty pages of Cuvier's Theory of the Earth, silty- four pages French, eleven hourt Jorghg. Tuesday. Sixty-five lines thirty pages French, ten pages Cuvier, eight lines Syric, ten Danish, ten Boheniicn, three Polish, fifteen names of stars, tax hours forging. Wednesday. Twenty five lines of Hebrew, fifty pages of astronomy, eleven hours forging, . . Thursday. Fifty five. lines Hebrew, eight Syric, eleven hours forging. Friday. Unwell; twelve hours forging. . , ;

MUM COMFM.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

Temperance.

Of Boston, M-as&.

embracing every variety and style of Fancy and Staple

A ecu mu idled Capitil, Jan., ISis.. $i ( lM,CCO Tbit remains after paying louts

[DRY GOODS, I Consisting of Calicoes of all kinds and prices, j ■ Lawn*, Ginghams, Otgandcs, Bareges, | DeBegcs, Detains. Shambruys, | ■ Lustres, Silks, and Muslin } . Goods, for Laities Dresses,

"The rule of not too much, by temperance taught, Jn what thou cal’stand drin'Jut from . these Due nourishment, not gluttonous delight.” , God’s laws designed as they are, for man's highest good, cannot, nor should . not be broken with impunity. Gan yon hate your eyes filled with sand,' and yet expect to see? Or your ears with guttapercha, and yet hear? Yon may just as well cram the stomach with loo much, or with nnwholsoms food,-and expect to enjoy good health, as to excite the system with alcoholic mixtures and remain sound in body and mind. So ranch has been spoken,'written and . anng on the subject of temperance that, it might be almost exansted, tnt soch ia not-the cue; for as long as there; is t so touch intemperance in the land, as there exists at this time, temperance will not be exhausted, bat will be pressed tbe. more " strongly, and still be Urged as long as there exists one intemperate being. - Intemperance does not ilnply the use of alcoholic drinks alone,: bat all that which is' indulged in by a too frequent use. : We , may eat too much, as well;'as drink too ranch. We may labor, we may study, or we may sleep too ranch. Wo may indulge in a too frequent use of all these, and if indulged in beyond their proper limits, Will all have a bad effect; but none I believe,-wilt have an bad an effect as the internperrfte nse of alcoholic mixtures. ••Ba/temperale in all things. 1 * “This life such as it is lb those who make the best use. of it, can afford no' more than health, a provision. fur all the wants of the; body temperately , enjoyed, regular employment, suitable recreation, the affections of home, the friendship of the wise and good, intellectual culture, moderate desires, a comfortable provision for: ohf age. the means and the inclination'to dp good id others, cheerfulness resulting from principle, and a hope of immortality fixed upon the Rock of Ages.** These are nit possessed by the temperate ntid industrious. Temperance will keep the. head dear, the hands steady, the body healthy, and the morals pure. : H r.

emouming to M9,£XX) And dividend* in Cost to all the po!,cy holders amounting to.., .11^,000 WILLARD PHILLIPS, President, C. F. STEVENS, Secretary. waicluM- v Charles P. Curtis, Charles Hubbard, Thomas A. Deitcr, Marrl alt P. Wi.de;, Sewell Tspjian, Wtr. b, Reynolds, A, W • Thailer, Jr,, Geo. H. Polger, Pa'rioV T. Jackson.

Flour and Mackerel. TFSf B have just received a large supply of Tf new mackerel, in kits, quarters and halves, and barrels. Also, a good article of family flour, bv lit barrel. jVlS F. L. 01USARD A SOX.

STATE TICKET. For Supreme Judges, HORACE P. BIDDLE, of Caw. ABRAM W HENDRICKS, of Jefferson SIMON YANDEES, of Marion, WILLIAM D- GRISWOLD, of Vigo. For Attorney General, WILLIAM T, OTTO, of Floyd. For Treasurer, - JOHN U. HARPER, of St. Jorfcpb, . For Auditor, ' ALBERt LANGE; of Vigo’ ' Secretary uf Stale, ■ •' WILLIAM A. PEELE. of Randolph. For Superintendent of Public Inst ruction, JOHN YOUNG, of Marion. •.

j Casimere, Satinets, Coiionide.s Gambroonv, I Jeans. Velvets, ami Linen Goods, for i Gentlemen and JlojV wear. A large and beautiful stock of Chemisettj, Sleeves an<i Collars, which they offer on very reasonable termsSheetings, ShirtingS, Checks, Cambricki. Drillings, and all other Staples and Notions. Boots and Shoo, A targe and beautiful assortment of Boots and Shoes, of (he best brands.

The Surplus is divided among all the policy holders m Cash, thus aO'ordmc a rood and certain. rate of interest upon the outlay of premiums #**ti avoiding the targe and unnecessary accumulations of unpaid dividends, of uncer* lain tendency and erroneously called capital. One-half of the first five annual premiums on life-policies loaned to imnrera if desired: the remaining half may be paid quarterly, . The premiums are as lav csthoseof any reliable Company. Thit it tht elJftl American Mutual Lift IntuTonct Cttnpany, and ont of the nut tucern)ult and it partly Mutual, diriding ail lit turplut profit among all the insured. Insurance may be effected for the benefit of ntatritd women beyond the fesch of their husband's creditors. Creditors may insure the lives of debtors.

Ti il-riin STill

TERMS,.CASH.

Hats nnd Cnpu, Palm, Leghorn, Panama, Wool and Pur Hats, Tinware, Glass ware, Hardware, Qu tens ware, —a large assortment of each kind.

For Congress—3d District, WILLIAM M’KEE DUNN,

“Live ami Learn,it an aid Maxim: f BMIE ryjicm of.busmen which 1 have eaJ. tahlished cannot but be satisfactory to every purchaser. Every article in 'my Store has the lowest price marked upon it, and no variation' Pam ihe price will be made. .Purchasers, whether they are good or bad judges of the quality of goods, may be sure of obtaining every article at the very lowest price, wiUioiit-the trouble of besting down, or Iht fear of being "cheated. U wiii.be my aim to.give satisfaction to alt who will favor me with their patronage. 1 have : just received a handsome STOCK OF GOODS, and' will be receiving from time to time, Goods of every description. I respectfully ihvitc.alt ray old cuilonreti, and the public in general, to give me a ,-all. F. L COURVOlSiER. No. I Odd Fellows* Hall, corner of Main and Liberty si reetsi , ' :

Of Jefferson County

f'loihlng mid Groceries. They particularly invite the attention of purchasers to their stock of Cloth iso; as welt as their supply of Groceries.

For Judge of the Circuit Court, 1st district, LTJCnJS BINGHAM, of Vernon. For Prosecuting Attorney, 1st Judicial Circuit, Geo. W. Richardson, of Jefferson.

Saturday. Unwell; fifty pages Natn r ral Philosophy, Un hours ftrging. Sunday. Lessons lor Bible-class.

O’They are determined to sell *hcir s Goods as low as is conMSlenl' with fair profit. They will take pleasure in showing their goods—" hoping by attention to 'business and cheap prices, to merit and receive a share, of public patronage, '

v Elihu. 1 Burritt was a blacksmith, and he- lias earned the title, "Learned Blacksmith.” lie .was born in..New Britain, in Connecticut, in ISll. We thank him for showing ns wlmt can be done; how hand work and head work can .and ought to go together. I fee found time lor'the study of n dozen different, languages, hesides'a large amount of general readingi every young person has time, for .systematic course : >of reading, and perhaps of study. Ask a friend to direct you in such a cornice, and. begin, ii ntm - . The most furnishing store in the world is a well-furnished mind.— Child's Paper. \ I ‘'

Ulan); form of application for Insurance, or : the Company's pamphlet, containing the char- 1 ter, rule* and regulations, also the annual re- 1 pons show ing H,c condition of the Company, will be furnished grstjf.

DISTRICT TICKET, Pot State Senator, BENJAMIN L. ROBINSON. For Representative. WILLIAM H. : GREGORY. , ■ For Prosecuting Attoiney, THOMAS H. WORKS.

*■* Produce nf all kind* liken in exchange for Goods at the highest market prices—and at for money, if will never be refused.

F. J. WALDO. AGENT,

CEO. MrCULLOCH.VSON. Jacksonville, Ind , apr.S3, IS53. DR. ROBACICS . Blood Purifier and Blood Pith, THE CREaT SCANDINAVIAN

. For Switzerland County.' T. C. GALE, M. D., Medical Examiner.

ft * • >« ft * » • « GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!!

countyTICKET. For Sheriff, s WILLIAM MEAD, of Posey, For Treasurer,

U* Butler, Eggs, Rags, and at) kinds of C.unity I’roducc, taken in exchange' fur ! oils, minU.lf'

VE«ETvVULE ItEll - DIES.

Splendid Gilts! At 4» Chniaal Si. The only Original Olf: Hook Sw. G, G. EVANS would inform bis friends and the public that his Star Gift Book Eton and Publishing House is permanent!) established in Brown’s sp’cnd.d Iron Building, 439 Cbestuul Street, two dinars below* Fifth, where the purchaser of each book, al the regular retail price, win rtteirt one of the following gifts, valued at from ‘.'5 cents to $’.C0:—

To Thnip who Think And Rtf ion.

IRA N. MALIN, of Jefferson.

'FlIE iti thl. country, arc atwayareaily 10 • tc.t the merit* or a tiroittIn*-tit diieoverj or (nveniloo. ainl if Aa.iifled of lu eve.-lie nee, to adopt, *p; l’™v« and recommend it, tl h to thl* thiubinjr, reai•"tln** rh«, who alway* loot before. they leap, and trhow hor.e.t and Minna I Judgment pslvna tone to public opinion, that Dr., Hoi.cx'i Ucono t'catma and Pill* owe theirlmmetue iuccc.m.. When Ihlt

For Commissioner,

COiniEKCl At. ■V. f Vev.w, 1858. Hay, S10@$12; Wheat, per bu 75 to 90; ’ Oats.45;- Corn 45; Butter per lb; 12£; Eggs, per dozen 6; Onions, pet bu.4U; Setts &l@l;25i Chickens, per dozen $1,50®51.75; Laid Idc; Apples 50 to 75; l*ut4loes.50 to 75e.

WM.-ANDERSON, of Craig. For Surveyor,

NEWTON VQRIS, of Pleasant

Crent Amliitsidor of Health ' -■ Flr*t announced that hi* Scandinavian He medic* were infallible la Dyipypjl*. liver Complaint, Nenrna* liiwAK-j, Sijxu.il Weakness, Scrofula. Premature DM .tr<-, Fever and Ague. Hhcumallint, NeumieU. Fit., Hemorrhoid* or Pile., Weak Stmtitch, Colic, Diarrhea, etc,, lie Hated the manner Jn * Lteh they operated.— Their actual effect, were compared by lajeacluui men, with the dbtiii'uUhcd Physician’* itat-mcnt., aud it wai found .that every vtajre of the pr*»cre*» of cure, via. precisely at he had Jeicrihdd it. Thu remit wai Itml the mind of the country became Inti*retted, and that person, of the high cl .land lay In every city and town In the L'nion, {Attronlzed tho preparation*, and ad milted the claim* of the lllo.irlou* Swede, to be the Pint Medical UUcAvcrer of the Aye. The Ut.otio I’uxirira ami Piles are now uni* verutly recommended by well Informed and candid periont, as an immediate cure for I snitusTrit.x, Cottivrneii. ditfa.e* of the Kidney*, Cramp* In the stomach, w Ind, Colic, Pain between the shoulder*, Naui-la, Headache, I.ivr.a CoitpuisT, * Jaundice, Pain in the Kiyht Side, Lou of Appetite, Siceplcsinci., Nightmare,. fl esc at i. Di-iuutv;

For Conner,

WertJL SM P’iletil Enjrltib lever Gold o» S5o P»t-ni Anchor do do do Sooo 4oo Lad if»'Cold watcher. Ick. esses, -- 3Soo 600 Silver llontint watches, mmcUt, IS 00 Soo I’stlor Timepieces, • * - * lobo 3.W Catneo Ear orof.t «cd Pier, - to 00 Soo Ladias* Cold Bracelet*, • 3 oo to 13 oo 5*» Genu* Vest and Fob Chain*, * looo looo Gold Locket*. {Istj:* die double case,} Jo oo Sooo Gold Locket*. [small ■;».) ' * • 3 oo looo OaU Pencil Cmc*. with Cold fen*. - I o» looo Extra Gold pen*, a Ith cue* and holders, 3 So Sioo Gold pencil*. (Ladle**.) - - • * Soe 2ioo Gold pen* with Silver fenetli, • ■ 5 So SSoo Ladle*’ Gold 1'Cni, with Cu-i and Itolderi, 1 So 63*o Gold Rlcp*.(Ladle*’} - * •- loo Sooo Cent*’ Gold Itlng*, . . . . xSo Woo Ladle*’ G.dJ Breulpto*, - • • fi So 3Soo Miitei’Gold Hreulpini, jj» Jooo Pocket Helve*. . . . . . Sooo .S#U Geers’ OoU* Oatom Studs, • • li) Sooo do Sleeve tlnUou, * ' SSo Sooo pairs or Ladle*' ter drops, -* . • 3 So !ouo Ladies rearl Card Cases, • • • • Soo ISooo Ladle*' Cameo, Jet, or Mosaic rla*, S 00 SSoo Ladle*' 5b*wl sed Elbboa pics, * • ' 1 So Sooo Articles of Gold Jewelry, Gift Hooks, Ac., Ac., not enumerated la the stoic, wot* treat 3Sceat* to sus 00. ' ,

JAMES MEAD, of Posey.

For Assessor of Craig Township, John L. Stewart. July 30, 18S3.-U e

ClSCIKXATI, Sept. 21

. Fnnun!—The market was firm lii-day, with a fair local, slid some export demand fur choice snpeiline to extra brands, '•‘he sales compri>e 1200 Ibis nt $4 S5@ $-5 for good to choice superfine, and $5 10®5D 35 lor extiu; the latter rate for white wheat. . -

“A Balm for Every Wound." ‘the ARCTIC UVIMEXT iu prolat*! by Dr. B2AC0 tl tbt rtijuett of Dr. Kant, *bta aboot to prowl to tbt ARCTIC REGIONS. »o-l <u by bin Jurist that ptrOoui toyift. Tbut «u |itn to tbe worW Ibb wooJrrfal 1IEALIN0 REMEDT, «bieb lii> toads THE AFFLICTED REJOICE.

• 37 aw authorized to announce David Hf.srt as a candidate for Senator from Ohio and Switzerland Counties, at the ensuing October election.

B7 W; Cot,* is a candidate for Assessor of Pleasant Township. (C7*Please announce the name'of Thomas B. McOagiioa, as a candidate for Assessor of Pleasant Township, and oblige

' Gun muss —The market is anchpnged, : with a fair demand in the regular way : We continue to quote Molasnes at 44 @ 45c; Coffee at Sugar at 8^e UlU hags fair Oollee>old ut 1 J|c, utul ItiO bhh* tiiolassea at 44@45c. ); . Wheat. 4-Tlio market is firm with a good home deriiiind, and a fair enquiry fur Sales 1,000 hush prime Red at 1UU do gomt Jo at $1;' laO ;rio, fair tin at 06c; 800 do prime Red, in store, at 3.1 01; 800 do do stoic, at 3144;'1300 do do do at 3147 delivered; S()0 do good White ill .81 14; 100 do itifenor do at 90c; 600 do mixot at 310G. I

Many. Voters.

J7SvLvc*TEa Gould, of .Ohio county, is a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, in the Court of Common Pleas. 57 Please announce the name of Jordan tV ainscott , as a candidate for .Assessor of Pleasant .Township, and oblige the voters of .the same. *

JiVrcon* Tremor*. Fj In ling Fit*, Manta) Ir ritilion; Decadency, Wealing of tlia Fl*di,

Scrofula. Fore Lee, Ulcers on Hu* Bn<ly. Pimple* on the Face, C.-iicntt Bruption*. BoU*. Mercurial Sore*. QUtiJut.ir herdtingi, Secondary SjmpWni, NLl'KAU;!!, RlieamnlMin, Ltttnbapn. Stiff Joint*, Parity*!i, FL Vitus' Daucv, Servou« TV!tehlnjrr,

Evans* new Catalogue, which is sett fr« to all parts'of the counlry, contains all'tbe most popular books of the Jay, all of which will be sold as low as can be obtained at other stores. .

nOSWEW aoi TUOCaAXW have tested ITS VIHI C'ES, sol *r« rejoicing (n frvedea bva long Lnjrrtrij' TAIN AND DISEASE, which ether rtnedte* had Up! to rare! Hire job the BRONCHITIS. NEURALGIA. Rhotmtattsm, SorofttU? Hate you the.

‘Gentlemen a nil fellow-citizens of Pleasant Township^—As you have favored.me with yorir votes ip times past, to you I would return l hanks: but would respect fully, thank you for your votes at the com ng October election. Yours, Jordan W,a inscott.

Agents wanted in every town ta the Union. Thosd (lesiring ; so to act, can obtain ftillpirlicuUts by addressing as abotet. N. B —Being largely infcfcjlcd in publish* ing books, and buying from other publishers in immense quantities, for cash 1 am enabled to make larger discounts lo Country Agents and Book Dealers than can be had at any other bouse in the country. Any book published in the United States, the retail. price of which is one dollar or upwards, will be promptly sent. Gift included, on receipt of publisher’s price. An extra $1 Book and Gift given lo any person ordering ten books to be sc,nt to one address, ' *

FEUAIK CutlFLAlNTS, SeicuAl Westdmt, thirrenneM, Dlwamoftha Womb, Weakness of Ibu Duct, Loiui and Limb*.

Arrecrioss uf iin: I.v.vcm, Bronchitis anhme,. t’teuriry, Catarrh, InDuemn, Cough, and all other d borders if adminbtcred before dUeaiohat (truck a mortal blow at lb« rilal organ a. Anngra,)li Lt^ttir, Or illitlngnUhed, men In every'ptdfeijlBn, warmly re-tomifu-iiJliic the. preparations may be teen at Ur. KoleukV OiUce. , : >

Cruelty to Animate. • : Hoys, are you cruel (6 animals ? Never be cruel to any body or any thing. Yon should never give, unueeeasary pain nut even to a worm, a fly or a grasshopr per. Let the poor helptefs creatures: ulnae; for Gnd made animals and every creeping thing. Life to a Rule bird or an in.sea ivjnst as dear as uis to yon, ' Some little boys love to catch flics anil i mttire them by pulling off their wings or legs. . O ! bow naughty and wicked this is! Suppose some great giant .would catch yon and pull off your arms, break your legs, and then throw you .'away in *ume dark place whcre’ypq could never lin'd your.way out. What would you: think of (hat great: overgrown, hardhearted giant, who' wocli) treat you with Mich cruelty ? : li would be no more cm- : rl and wicked for him to pull ypur arms and legs off, than it wonld be fur you to abuse fiicF, worms or insects in the same way. A merciful man—or toy either—is.merciful to bis beast, ♦ A man of kindness to his beast is kind, Tlul brutal acjioas chow a brutal, mind. _ Remember, He who made thee, mpde the brute, / • Who gave thee speech and t.Mson,(formed kim mute. ' titUhc beast) can't complain, b I God's all secingeyc \- Beholds thy cruelty—lie hears him cry. He was designed thy servant, not thy drudge, And know'—that his creator ts thy Judge. The great and good Cowper says: "I would not enter on ray Ibt of friends * ' * * * - the mav. who needlessly, sets fool opor* s worm/’ Then, boys, h* kind to animals, even to d<t£S-and pigs. God says "Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy/' Uncle. Johs.

Wheat Drills. STOCKSTILL & HUMES’ '‘PATENT ’

BAitLEV.-fThe buyers for this market have purchased to the extent of 50,000 bush lit prices ranging from 65@G5c. bin prices biivc advanced since these puretiW es have been made, and stocks iu Western' New York are bold about as high nsthis market.- Prime new Fall will-cum* mand 75®7Gc, on arrival here, A sabo). 1,200 bush fair new at 7-2e. r | Oats.— The market is inactive ■ ami price* drooping, though not qnotubly lower. We quote prime old at 65c. . A sab of ; 2.700 bu«h new inferior at ■ £ Rye — A’good demand, and tbe market is firm at 67c. Sales 200 bush., | Conx.—A good deirmmt. and price* am steady at 5G@57c, for lair mixed, and 60e for prime White. . ; Bctteh.— The market for comtnob and fair qua lit lefts very dull, and prices/arc nominal from ,10al2c. .but choice ia> in good'request at .I6.il8c, v 1 PoTATDEi J r—A - rather belter demand for prime Xeshabtibcks and the market i* firm at SOiiOOe.:: Npr ibem aro ta niwderate demand) at 70a75c.

„ In the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood I’ilU are united the three emit medicinal jirepertieiwhich Phi tick in Uai o heMoforu trier*] in vain to combine In one prejuintit.iij. Tbev relic i n ibe bo web, purify tha bile mu] lb" blood, and Invigorates the constitution, at onn an-1 the ian-e lime. To ihU tact all who in' thetn will subscribe.. The absence of mhi*rail, ami ot ever; tin pi Ijlit? drug,' re iderithem'liartnlcit, even to the most delicate female, or ilia feeblest child. ' No one can doubt thrlr suporioi tty alter one tingle trial—they are not ouly better, but tu fart cheaper than any other nils for It take* a let* number of them to produce a‘-belter effect. ■ ■ ’

EAR-ACHE OK TOOTH*ACHEl An re« kSUeteJ wttb. Old. Sorosi tnCnlaf Erara fcnCLsC< ETR.UXS, C0HVS SOHE riLEST m Arctic lit n line ol •Ell tTcrJ jon hulxst r»2rf li Vibl* to iyHMS AMS SQA’im Add la F»»f of tW*« 4tt*4fttl*cd£iOtl 111* ARCTIC LlKlMEfT rLcutd b* Kept on bnnd| for 1( UtoM' iktt »cd IMMEDIATE 'RHUEP, oft ta uricf (ton dtftth. It Ittht MOTHERS’ COMPANION.

WHEAT DRILL, Manufactured by Cbas. II, Green,Dayton, 0. '■ All lS r Drill was patented in U>c year 1855, t one of the latest patents' issued; It is the most simple in its construction of any other Drill now in use. there being No Cog Wheels iior Gearing if any descrip lion -no sliding motion—anJ Hence novfticfloit. The Feeding Apparatus ciilisists simply of four Fee'ding Cups being placed upon the axle, having a revolving motion, and carding the grain Into the Pans below; thenbe through the Gum Elastic Tubes into the ground. .The feed betng necessarily even and regular. The process of regulating the quantity to be; sown to the acre is both simple and complete'. There is o| a o A Grass Seed: Sower

Send for a Catalogue. Address. ■ G. G. EVANS, Pcsugbek, ■; aujr273m 439 Chettnut St., Phil*,

■. Price of thu Scandinavian Blood Purifier, 81 par bonk*, nr 3 j per half dnien. ULUnt b'cju<llaavun Blood Hilts. 2i cents per bos, or5 boxes tor S I.

GRAYING.

TTT Read Ur. Kohaek’i Special .No'icea and certificates, published lo a eansptcuoui port of thli Paper from tlmo to lime. Ur. li aback’a .Medical .Uman*c and Family Adviser, containing a groat ..mount of Interesting aud valuable Medical Information cad be bad grail* of any of bla agents throughout tbe country, Prom Rev. Mr.ileMuUin. Pastor of Rotorta Cbanct. >, . : I*Bi*siroLi»,Ocl s. I3sr. Dr. C. \V. Rowset—near Sir: I have uaed your } Stood I'nriOerffna n err out affection. from which I have *uft.*ieJ much at time*. Whlte.tt I* pleasant to thu Uile, It certainly hai * ha<.py effeer upon the nerve*. Please accept, ray tbanka fur yunr kind regards, uhd bcUiio ue.-; . - Yunia, :• J. W. T. Mr MOLLEX. ■ C*a).isi*. Warren Po.i 0„ March F. 58S8. Df. C. W/Ttohack—near Ifr:—Kor the benefit of ■offering humanity permit tnh to Say that-1 have found your Scandinavian Stood Portlier and Blood PIIU, n turn cure f«r Indlgastloo and UrerCompUt'nt. I have suffered from UiupbovcBiciitlaueddUeaaeafor fir is year*'* nd have (rind a great many physician*, but all lono pu.poso.' twos' living in Cinctunaltat the limn,'and I went tn your office aud purchased one bottle of the Portlier, and one boa of mi* to commence with, and alee* the day t found your valuabU medicine*, for I am enjoying good health at p recent, and feel confident'Ural inn, cure I* permanent Let other* boy and take what they please.aa for me. give mu the Brood Purifier wp' Pitta for all rbroblc dUea tc* which arise from Ira pa re blood or derangement of the dtgeaiive organs. I lake no other medicines, and have net for the 1a*l eighteen months. ■ ■ ■. : Most truly.. T. V. DDBOIS. Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. 6 East 4th sL, ad blrililing frnm Main st., Cincinnati. Laboratory in'.Uammdtid street. For sole bv JESSE TEATS. Vevay; William Gibson. Patriot; Bledsoe A Beymer.PIorcnce; John Kv Harris,' A ilensvjlle; Oeo. McGu I lock A Son. JackEOnville: B. L. Simmons, Enter prise; Jpbn'J'. Paul, ML Sterling; B, H. Rogers, MoqreBeid: .Shaw/fii Bonner; Rraytown; J. A. Pbweir, Mesonyille; I). R. Hales, Bennington; T. ll. Downey, Knirview;J.Lomplori, Qnercusi Gioye;. Jacob Schuler,:; Hemphill’#.. Corner”Shq -by, Druggists ; and Merchants ■generally,thrbug States a nd Canadas; ‘ J ' r - V :: :; ': Jell-If :

THE undersigned respectfully ' informs the citizens of Vcvay, that he is now prepared with

Three Good Honrs anil Dm}-*, »nd will attend to atl business tn that line with which be may‘be favored,' with in reach of town. He will the hauhnf for the community fora It si price than has heretofore tieen charged. Large Jobi will be taken at •ibetal reductions. On band at ail times,rain ur shine, night or day. CT Patronize yourselves by calling on lbs Yellow I hays. \VM, PEELMAN. V«vay, Aug. 27, l£53.—n

attached, for sowing small seeds, such as timothy, clover, 4c. *.

Every farmer is aware that the most simple machine is the.most durable, being the least liable of getting but of repair, attended with the: least espouse, and hence the most profitable Put him to Use.

Guardian's .Sale ol Ileal Estate* OTICE is hereby given that in pursuance jl w of an order of the Switzerland Court of Common Pleat the undersign* jfisTV ed, Guardian of Alexander W. Jen-1*8*1 nings, Mary E. Jennings, and Francis T. Jen* mngs. minor beta of George Jennings, deceased, will on Saturday the 25lb day of Sep-' tember, .1353, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. u. and 4 o'clock, r. it i of raid day, offer for aale on (he preraises at-private sale, the following real estate of said wards, vis: Lot No. 12 in John Sheets and Darnel Vincent Dufout's addition to the town of Vevay; in Switzerland county, Indiana.

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The process of drilling .wheal is no longer an experiment, but is up established principle. It has been demonstrated beyond the possibility of a doubt, that it la the beat and surest plan lo_put in the wheat, and it is admitted by nil that have used the Drill, that it produces from three to sis bushels more to the acre than the old plan of broad casting. 'This.being the fact, a|l fanners must use it, sooner or later.

CAKES IN THE BREAST i fORE ximra, Sore Ups, Pimples, .fa, tc. UUfticcUcot for tfaKftir, fi»inj It m rLiinrr, CUarr inxiiuscx! It U GOOD FOR MAW AlTD flEAST. It b & Mtmtco for Diseases of Horses,

Ohio State & Unic;i Law College. ■ - This Institution hns been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. .;Uegrees are .legally conferred, uitd Students,'upon Grmltiaimg may be admitted to practice. For Circular.-*, nduress, at Cleveland, '%:■ ; ■ M. A. KING, Secretary. March TO. 1853.—I y

- \Ve here filer you aDqtl.-the most simple,' and os.cheap as any other manufactured;'.one' that will plant your wheat evenly .and save a creal amount of laborj-aud all we ask of you is to give it a trial, and if it. does not prove equal to the warrantee, it shall be no sale |0* Send in your orders early. Terms, $10, 00, delivered in Vevay— one* half caxli, the balance ninety dnvs'nftertlaie: nr$51,00 cash. S. E. & J. K PLEASANTS, Aoesk. July 23, I858-—8t ; 1 . .

Dislocated Joists —Next in degree to I he pain caused by a dislocation, is .that arising from (be settling of blood jitmtnd lie part, ana the effusion,of coagulated lymph under the skin. The proper treatment to remove this disagreeable and invariable attendant upon dislocations and bruises, is to apply some powerfully penetrating and diffusive' Liniment, with gentle frictions, overlhe part- The best Liniment now in use, for this puspnse. is Bkaco's Arctic Limuest, which' may be obtained at any respectable drug store. It is.nl* so cooling and soothing in its effect. and alloys the pain almost immediately jelfl 2w i : ——.

7V mi of A'afr.—Ono-lliird of the purchase money in hand; one-third in six months, and one-third in twelve , months frem the day, of talc—the deferred- payments to bear interest from date, and notes collectable without regard to valuation ef appraisement taws. : JOSEPH PEELMAN, GuardianAugust27,18$3.—4t

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FRESH ARRIVAL.

OP INDIANA, Switzerland county, k5 ScU loathe Switzerland Circuit Court, November Term v». 1853. Hannah 11. Hcndneks, 1 . % ti. £ Petition f« Divorce Fennel Hendricks. V

%A' E are now receiving a Very Large * w ami well selected assortment of;' Sir G RO CERIES, -0> which we nre anxious lo sell fur cash orcouii; try produce al the market price. Call and ex* amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, fur we arc determined to sell cheap, whole* sale and retail. It consists, in pan, of the fallowing articles:— 6 Hhds. N. 0. Sugar, 10 libls. N. 0. Molasses, 5 bbls. No. 1 Crushed Sugar, 5 bbts. No. 1 Powdered Sugar, 6 bhls. No- I Havana Sugar, 6 bags No. t Itio Coffee. I No. I Java Coffee, 1 Tierce Rice, 1 Tierce Codfish, No. 1.2&3 Mackerel, new, Herring, Pickled and Dried, tO boxes Cheese, extra large, 400 lbs. choice selected Candies, I bbl. Almunds, 1 hbl. Walnuts, I bbl. Pecans, 1 bbl. Filberts, t bbl. Chestnuts,

Dr. Cusack's Scandinavian CruKUtfs.—Every. mail brings pralefut tellers from persons cured hv Dr. Itoliack's Blood Purifier ami Itlood Pills. Many of these cetiidcates are from inr-ivitlnn fs who have been s ; ek for years. The seeds «f disease were in iheir blimd, and could only be reached by ihese wonderful vegeiahte inlisepiics, which act exclusively upon the fluids of the sjstem, expeMine every particle of corrupt matter, and removing all (Usorders of the stomach, kidneys, lungs, throat, liver, skin and glands. See Advertisement.

€nsl) for tUljcqt I E . will pay the highest ■ market SSL » T price,- IN CASH, for any quan jSP lily of .wheat* ; *o*» S. B. .V J. K. PLEASANTS. Vcray,‘A«g.’20; 1838. ' w •/

. wt wucg ip cojmr* iciit liaruRir Tfira . , r : . natsinaurrcv ' Or«rl,b00,d00P»clon4ai E*erv perch* wr cl a Xtotni 'Botnx 6TQm ARCTIC UMMDtT »«•*«*, «l Dr.Br»n> tme*. th* CNJIID STARS JOURNAL far oo* war, Ht L»« smttpd .for a Itnutmnt fa oath Imucm uU p»par ibrooth-which t» eommontesta wUh tii dfpcitmnt to be d*. voted to aattrtn to eona»w»d«t*.' *t rtfxlly-prtfared rrewrlptta*, asd other v»l#*He; Hem* rffafowmtfaa which m* wag tapnfaoe* and the pMaDtr cam froo time to lima presented to bU alienUoo ibatl JOURNAL U pahUtbtd fa Kow Torfc, sal (a oMofthd etdMtsnl meet popabr amps pen in tat malty. -A fartiOaf* of mbtaiplka tmeh bottfa, - . Ao AGENT WANTED ta EVERT TOWN sal TTLLACK DRACO A BtlIUIOWE3 l ltiLeiil^)U. . , KxwT«xOmot,NolSrtBROADWAT., CbmtanaleaUeaa ihaaU dnji U adliMHd fa SCLttk

It appearing from the affidavit of a dilint crested person, filed in the Clerk's Office of said '■ - Court, that 'Fennel Hendricks is not a resident of the State of Indiana.' ,

He—said ; Defendant—is -therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said petition, and, the same'will stand formal and be heard at the nest term of the. Circuit Court, to be hoi* den at the Court House in the tews of Vevay, in -Switzerland oounly, Indiana;-.on the 1st Monday in November a. », 1868, when and where_h'e -can attend if he see proper, other* wise the mAteis and thUgs-in said petition wilj be h«td\od determined in his abuse*. . Given under \y hand this 6th day of Sap. lembei a. d. 1858. . ■ OLIVER ORMSBY,Clerk S. C, a R. N. Lama, P. Q. ■ Srptembcr 10,1658. —it . Artmtulstraior’s Notice.

Hold On.. Yes, hold od to yonr tempers boys, and don't get so angry. Why-should you growl and snap and snarl so much like angry dogs ? Shame on you boyn 1 Cowards qoartel and cowards fight, but noble, brave-hearted boys never do either. Some boys thick (hat to stand and fight is manlike, hot this is* pnrejy dog like. Then, if yon want to be like dogs, get angry, qnarrel and fight; but if you want to be brave and good, hold on to yonr tempers. But, hold on to yonr tongues, too; when yoor tempers become inflamed they set fire to your tongues, and this files your brain, and when this is the case, yonr reason and better judgment lose their truo polarity and right momentum. The Bible says of the tongue when it is once set on fire* that “It is a world of iniquity, nnroly, evil, and fall of deadly poison." Then, hold on to yonr tongues, foi they are like rattle-snakes in yonr mouths, spitting poison into every part of your system, feeding os yonr brains and. consuming all yonr moral qualities. Uhclk Johx.

99000 In Free dills.

TO the purchaser* of Dr R. D. Poktss*s Oilenlsl Lift llalaitat, .

For particulars call at; the Drug store bn Fetiv street and gel a circular' marl? (, STEVENS,' Agent. .

STONEWARE. WG are now receiving,! superior lot of assorted Stone Ware of every description. and for sate fcr cash by ]y33, CLAHKSON A WALpp. •

Wall Papb£ ■ ■ : ’■ ' •• • Bobdebino, ' FlBEBOARt) PniSTi, \ WlSDOlT CtmtADI Pawbb. A LARGE assortment jbst received ,»bd for sale at reduced prices, by " r apr23 : • - •!. STEVENS. : No. VSchtncVs Row, Ferry street.

STTTE OF INDIANA, I ... Svyltzerland County, ( « OLIVER ORMflV, Clerk of the Switier- , land Circuit Court, hereby cenify that F. J. Wituo, as spent of the Phtr.nis Insurance Company of Mail ford, Conn... having filed in the Clerk's Office of said Court the statement, certificate, of the Auditor of tl e Stale of Indiana, as required by law, he is therefore, hereby authorized to transact any and all bustness of raid Company at his a|cncy up to the 1st day of January, 1.1>. 1339. OLIVER ORMSBY,.Clerk. ,

SMAKliUE AND KTltAW FOURS. if ■. Hoet ouJ Rakes, tint received; from Pittsburgh bv (IKINAHU A SON.

11JOTICE is hereby nun that I hive lakes i. w out letted of Administration with the will annexed of the* Estate of Josiah Woodruff, Sen., deceased, tare of Switzerland court, ty. - Ail pcrsoos owing said esute wilt make immediate payment to me, and all persons haring claim! against Said estate will file the same ptoptrly authenticated in the Clerk** Office of the. Common Pleas Court of find eonaly. ‘ ■JOSI.\H WOC'.DRT:?P ( Ja., Ado'r.

■Kaimwlm Still. . JUST RECEIVED, 600 barrela No. I Kan•awha Salt. For sale low for cash. ’ S. B. A J. K. PLEASANTS,

1 bbl. Peanuts, Ac., , ’ 10 boxes Su mint r. Candles, 20 boxes Soap, Besides a large number of article* usually found in a Family Grocery, too tedious to enumerate. aug20 CLARKSON A WALDO.

M: GLASSES—By thb BarriTor U.lif t'BamLhy ipr GRtSARD ASOR. ‘

Window »a«b. 8 by 10, 9 by 13,10 by U, and 10 by 16, at Mf9 ( K. L ORI5ARD & SON'S.

"l^LOUR —From this Patriot. MiQs of S. Hqw^ASon.fatule. ' 4«|» ' . ipMimsON WALDO,

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LAND FOR SALE. IHAVR twenty acres of first rate land near Patriot, Switzerland county, Ind., which ! will sctl low for cash, if immediate application i* made. Pot particulars ice or address OLIVER ORMSBY, at ClerK’a Office. Vevay, June 18, 1853.— tf

MY li SCHOOL. rjVJE Fait Term of this Scl.nol will cumJl menceon Monday, September 6, IS53. For terms, is c., see Circular, jylfi 8t F. D. U.l-AND, Principal. 10, ISS8.—-3w