Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 40, Vevay, Switzerland County, 29 September 1858 — Page 2

j gqy A meeting of the Kentucky River is ‘ shortly to ba held to take efficient steps to organise the company and get the elect subscribed, j The company will order the improvement ! of navigation of that stream and its tributaries, by building additional locks and •dams. The fhpilal slock of the company | will be 81,500,000, divided into shares *of 8100 each,'but the company will or- * ganize and proceed to business as soon as '$200 000 shall have been obtained. [There wjll be ten directors of the comps* ny, and lhe' annual meeting of the stocki holders will bo held on the 1st Monday ’ of May, each year. • .

; C-r.f av, 1' v S. E. Indiana Conference.

tnittuctiosa to a Jmv

% Inhiaua Hfbilli.

Judges, in this part of the world, arc sometimes far'from lucid in their “charges; 1 ' and/in reality, quite &■ foggy, though seldom aS truthful, as his honor who, addressed the,patient' twelve at the conclusion of a long trial,, somewhere “out wot:*'

j ; > . e; Columbus, lad., Sept, 22. * Yourreadcrs may be interested in 'the proceedings of the* Annual Conference of , Methodist Ministers' which ia now assent!Wing in this place. Columbus is the Seat of Bartholomew, and is a very nice little town, and full of very nice people. The Madison and Jeffersonville Railroads rhu through the place, and it is the terminus of the Shelbyvilla Railroad; Just now the health is Very good. ... : The Conference opens this morning, though some of the preachers have been here since Monday. Kev. W. R. Goodwin preached oh Monday bight, and Rev; E. G. Wood last night. Yesterday the different classes were examined, and 1 (earn that the examinations: were very creditable. 1 never saw - the Ministers looking so worn and jaded; many of them are not well, and several have left sick families at home.; Probably the excitement of Conference will give them new life and battiif health. Bishop Janes is ihcPtesfding Officer, and is on the ground. This Conference numbers nearly 150 ministers, many of. whom are the ablest in the State. As matters proceed I will keep you posted. | ; ; v,' ; , . . First Day— September 23. Conference met this morning—Bishbp Janes in the chair. After reading the Scriptures, singing, and prayer'by the Bishop, another hymn was sang, and Father Havens prayed. The roll-, was called, and it was found that none, had died during the past year, though several are now. sick at , home; Rev. W. W. Snyder was elected Secretary, and Revs. Kmick and Beliarroll,: Assistants., The ordinary: committees were rapidly appointed; Bishop Janes puts every thing through on the fast line.. A ta her interesting, discussion arose as to' ivliethora slavery committee should be ap minted or not. One minister considered 4 it unnecessary to express an opinion every year on this question, thinking it only tended to create useless excitement. Other ministers thought it proper to show each yea’r the advancement of opinion in icgard to the matter, so that the people might see that the Conference, as a boify, kept pace with the times. While listening to the ! discussion, 1 was reminded of related in a certain Conference, nrtt century ago. Some of the leading ministers had strenuously opposed the slavery .toport, as being calculated to injure the Church and the cause of Christianity. After harping much about pi udence, caution, moderation, d:c., a young, awkward/waggish minister arose, and said he was reminded of a father 'and son who were .nearly* freezing over a small fire in mid winter, when the snow was two feet deep. Says the, father:-^-* 1 John, you must go and get some chips for the fire.* John quietly remarked,—“I am afraid, father, I will geiutaldUI” So I thought of the fear of all these conservatisms,” -

Dreadful at Seal Thv Austria Burs ted Over 600 «onh on boiml-outj' OS Krirttl!. New York, Sept. id. r S*o doubt the burning steamer was tba Austria, from Hamburg. Among the cabin passengers were K. Bogel, Baton Rouge,.La.; Anna Pnypers aud 3 children, St. Louis; Maria Pcrkon, do.; 1YUhcl Stachel, Cincinnati. . . Halifax, Sept. 27. ThVbrig Lotus arrived yesterday with twelve of lire survivors of the Austria. The ill-fated steamer burnt un the 13th. There went about GOO souls on board, of whom only 68 are known to be saved. A passenger reports thf.t at a little after 2 pm, on the 13th, a dense volume of smoko burst from the after entrance; the magazine soon exploded, when the engineers, it is supposed were instantly suffocated. The fire then spread with fearful rapidity. A boat let down on the port side was instantly crashed, and another on the starbard side was swamped from thcmrtnbere who rnshed into it. All the first cabin passcugcts were on the poop excepting a few gentlemen, who must have been smothered in-the room. Many second cabin passengers were also on, the poop, bat a number were shut up in the cabin by the fire. Some were hulled up through the viotillator, but the greater number perished. Several men and Women jumped into the sea by twos and threes; some of the women wire ihefi.already in the flames.. Others hesitated till driven over at the latest moment ly'rihe advancing flames. . In half an hour not a soul was left on the poop deck. The French bark Maurice came up at five o'clock and rescued forty passenger.', mostly on the bowsprit, but some in the water. 1 At f* o'clock one of the metallic boats came up with 22 persons, including the first, and thihl officers, and subsequently four men were picked np‘floating on a piece of the broken boat. The second officer was afterwards rescued from the water; both be and the third officer were severely burned - . v Only six ivomen, were saved, three of whom were shockingly burned. ,. A Norwegian barque went alongside of the wreck next morning, and sciitoht her boat. She may have picked up a few persons.

(Xttotal Pap«r of Switzerland Comity-

“If the jury: believe, from the evidence, that the plaintiff and defendant were partners in the grocery, and-that the plaintiff bought out the defendant and gave his note for, the interest, >nd the defendant paid for the hole ky ; delivering to the plaintiff a cow, which he warranted ‘not breaeby,* and'the warranty, was broken by reason of the-breachiness of the cow, and he drove the cow back and tendered her to the defendant, but the defendant refused to receive her. End the plaintiff took her home again/ and pul a heavy yoke or poke upon her, to prevent her from jumpingThe fence, by reason of the poke or yoke, broke her neck and died; and if the jury further believe that the defendant's interest in the grocery Tyas worth any-, thing, the plaintiffs note was worthless, and the cow good for nothing, cither for milk or beef, then the jury most find oat foi themselves how they will decide the case;.for the court if it understands itself, audit thinks:it:does, don't know how such a case should be decided. 11

V-K V A Y:

"Wednesday, : : : September 29,1858.

OSr The Annual Conference of the Freewill Baptist churches of Massaclmsetts and Rhode Island was held in Bos* ton last weeki It includes 40 churches and.4,130 communicants. The post year has been ouejof great prosperity to the clmrchis. -The total number of Freewill Baptist churches, in the United .States is 1,170, with 945 ordained and 143 H* censed poachers. These churches are uncompromisingly anti-slavery.

tTJ’Titi Rvvtuti will be ten! to any addrvu until the end of the volume, January lit. 1839, for 3S cent*. Time month* fur 3D oral*; rr 13 month* for $1, payment to be iwado In advance. StibaeripUoni may begin It an* time. Ihe editorial column* are neither partlzin nor me tartan. Article* upon all luhlecti of general InUrcat are aJmUalble, however, at Ute dl*ctcUod of the Editor.

ASTTbo good low water ttcamer, Clifton, is still “going ahead," doing a fine business, and saving thousands for • the public.

jrpSn notice ran be taken of anonym on* commitwleatlon*. Whatever U Intended for Invert Ion murt be •nlhentlcated b* the name and addren of the writer; nut neceiaarllv fur publication, but a* a guarantee of giMut fcllh. \Vo cannot undertake to return remitted cummunlriUons. ■ .

0* the 22d inst., by Rev. F. D. Bland, Mr. Solonimi JIubelt and Misa Laura Lancaster, all of this cliiaty. On the 22i| inst., by Wade. tl. Jact, Esq., Mr. KUief ly l.yon and Miss Matilda A: Car* penter, all of Switzerland conhty. ,

MARRIED,

1TJ* The public will pleavo bear In mind lha einnected with Uito. paper there I* a large and well appointed Joa Omit, at which we are prepared Ul execute every description of Job Work In good it) to and at low price*, on »hort notice. Ip” Alt Po«t Slaatar* are authorized and to act a* Agent* In receiving and forwarding *ub■erlpUnnx. ■

Albany Ledger (fad.) of Thursday, states that there is much excitement in that city, in relation to tha alleged delimpiencics of the Rev. Mr. Admire, Pastor of Robeits Chapel. In con* sequence of lus tob devoted attention, to Miss Cireenc, h member of his flock, her father had given him a horsewhipping, id which procedure he was justified liy public opinion generally.

The .Pestilence In New Orleans—Teh Thousand Persons Probably Attacked!—Two Tnonsand Hi their Graves!

T O AD VE RT IS B 8.

Try* SobKriberi will plane adrlM u* Immediately of the non-arrival of their paper* at the proper Uwe.

Tutj Pirtx hu a brgc and general drcabtiun in thU and the adjoining connlie* In InilUtu and Ken tneky. tl I* taken'and Ivad by I he [.eftjdo of ail partie*, for U* n»a merit* and value.without any nuWJo preiwnro or Influence cierted (o lad nee ilicm U>jar trenlre ft. It- lia* about double the number of bona tide auWrlbtjr* of any ]«aj-;r n»w publ idied in Sait /erbud county, and It* circulation U eonutanlly increasing. , It b loured regularly. printed on pood |-aIht, with dear and plain type. v Advt-flb.-mcnU are in "-fled on very liberal term*-, and bucftic.ee''men will promote their own ii.tercet by employ in;* in cidumt.*.:

The weekly return of the Board of Health shows; no abatement in the ravages of the disease which is carrying such desolation through the masses of our accumulated population. On the contrary there is an increase in the mortality, slight, it ia true, hut yet enough to show that we have hot yet reached the period of decline. From see and hear from those whose daily experience enable them to judged there ia yet mo diminution of the epidemic. ■ The number of cases seems, if anything, to increase. The favorable change in the weather may produce some, beneficial influence, but wo have been- disappointed so often in the hopes based npon such foundations, that'we cannot venture now .lb-predict any immediate improvement. There is, however, one mournful circumstance which may indicate a not very remote disappearance of the ; opidcmic.E There must, thus far, have been at least 10,000 persons attacked by yellow fever J of which number over 7,000 have passed safely through the proems of acclimation, while more than 2,000 have descended into the silent tomb. Sorely there cannot be vciy many more who ate liable to an attack. — S. O . Crescnt,

To Our Friends and Patrons.

Kcxt week the October Terra of the Switzerland C. I*. Court will be in session, ami doubtless, man; persons will have occasion to visit Vcvay, and; may we not hope that oar indebted friends wilt make it their convenience, and their duty. to give ns a call, and settle op their accounts! If they do, wo shall greatly appreciate them for their promptness, and Heaven'will bless them for obeying one of its first commands, namely: l)o unto others, as you would hare others do onto you. Let no one suppose that he owes hut a small bill, and It is therefore of no consequence whether it is paid now of at some other time. Our bills are all small, and are spread all over the country, and they arc bnt a small matter to those owing them, bat the/ are of tho greatest importance to us. Those indebted for subscription will be largely remunerated for paying in advaitco. Nothing can be gained by procrastination, which is said to be the thief of time. Come along then, and phy up; by so doing you will discharge your duty, and greatly accommodate us. '

Csivr.nsAMST General Convention'.— This body.' cmbrating twenty State and Territorial Convention's, eighty-six Associations, iwbfvo Schools, one University, one College, twenty periodicals, 1,120 Churches and .Societies, -900 bouses of worship, and 625 Ministers, assembled at Providcncej U. I., on Tuesday. y If, was first organized at Oxford, Mass., in 1703.

N 1C\V A DV 1J UTIS I ’M I .NTS.

l>r. J. IV IS 1 Dii WA Y, Corner -Main ami Walnut-Streets,

VKVAV, INDIANA

J. L. Thieli;iu<l } !>) DK'-’G AND

ilEDICIBE ElPOIilUJI!

. 'Struck nr Ltarrwixo- —The barn.of Hugh Hamilton, on the border of IHpley county, two miles north of llryantshnrgh, was struck by lightning on Friday eve; ntng last, and the barn with its contents, consisting‘-of one hundred; and twenty tons of hay, bay press, oats, farm utensils, &c., totally consumed. Loss about $3,000.. ;

(O* When the heart is out of tune, the longue seldom docs right.

illcdirlncs. I’niiiis Oils, Ac.. At.. Main Street, .Vcvuy, Indiana, Ladies nni n until men *.vhi* deiire to |n>rcltasu Articles for tin- ‘ Tor let,— C.mhs, Urtishus, Soaps, I’cifiiiticncs,— of superior il’iality, slu iiitl call at Tim.aecn’s; I'trisons engaged in Hiu.mv; or i!c>»air»nj, yvltn waul Wnni: l.irvo, /iisc-Wnnr, Vi-ntc-h, Ons of I*jints, should rail on .TnniuMi. Those who wish to Ity .my ofihc telehraUJ

NEW A OVERT IS KM ENTS,

complete arioiiment of Men and Hoy's hats, different stylps (or sale

by ALFRED StUHV j CILOTHING: —For Fall bud Winter wear I J call andexamme at . J ALFRED SHAW’S, i

About Women.

The Oldest Rkuoious Newspaper.— A correspondent of the Presbyterian of the ‘West, claim*- that the Weekly Recorder published at Obilicothe in 1814, was the first religions, weekly periodical published in the .Union. This honor belongs to the Herald of Gospel Liberty, the first number of .which appeared at ’N. H., in 1808. : ‘ I

DTsraeli, speaking of the society of re** fined and. charming women, says:. It is an acqnainltancQ which, when habitual, cxccrcisos a gract .influence over the lone of the mind, even if it docs not produce any mote violent effects; It refines tho taste, quickens perception, and gives, as it were, a grace nod flexibility the intellect.*’ Somewhere else the same writer remarks "raeu'are as much fitimu: lated to mental effort by the sympathy of tho gentler sex, as by the detire of powrc and fame. Women arc more disposed to appreciate worllf and intellectual superiority than men, or at least, they are a« often captivated by the noble manifestations of genius, as by the fascinalious-of manners and the charms of person. And Sydney Smith says:,;- Among men of sense andjiheral politeness, twoman who has successfully cultivated her mind, without bioifiistng the-gentleness and propriety of her manners, is always sure to meet wjth a respect and attention bordering upon enthusiasm. Again,- another writer observes that. Of all other views a man may, in time, grow tired, hut in the countenance of women there is a variety whrehseta ‘ weariness at defiance. ’The divine right of beanty,’ says Junius, ‘is tho only divine right a man can acknowledge, and a pretty woman the only tyrant ho is not authorized to resist.

S!ALT,—50 Bar ruts No. I -K.-inawhaaialt, in K5 good coo pc rage, just received and for sale by [«!>*)] 'Alfred siia if.

me inyiti d Ut trill oiTJ. L. Tnnunin, uh,» has a larger supply of Fnptiler Ilimidics. such as lioofiairds Hitters, Ayer's I'hciiy tVe’oral ,y I’iils, Hurley's, Brill's, uml Townsend's Sarsa p.tii I la, Ur, U. Jayne's Medicines, Morse's Indian Kent rill.vli-.llfiway's UitiijjictU .uni Fills, Carter's Spanish Mutate, Ur Gilt Inld * Remedies, Wright's Fills, Hi tract of llocliu, llrngg’s Arctic I.iminont, Mnslan* Liiiijtirni, Eye Water, &c. Burning Fluid and Lamp;., AlCOll'tit,. ■ * ..

Pnttut Jlcilirlnrs,

As yet no very important business has been transacted. To-night Prof, Uibbea is to preach, 1 Jem's.

Siutv Jlill.

A LL those in'need of something extra in x&Mhe Lumber line, ran be’ accommodated on short notice, by leaving their orders with Anshutz A Son, at their Mill two niiles north of Xloorcficld, Switzerland counu. lnd.' • srtO-tf' ' ANSHUTZ £ SON*, v

A Thrilling Incident.

Helnming from a visit to New Orleans, we were fortunate enough to secure a pas* sago in a steamboat with but lew passengers. 'Among the lailiea, one especially interested us. She was Ibo widow of a wealthy planter, and was returning with only one child to her father’s homo. Her devotion to the child was very touching, and the eyes of her old black nurse would fill with tears : as she her mistress “not id love that boy too much, or the Lord would lake him away from her.”

s* If you are ha n illume, ami wish to preserve your beauty—if you arc homely-mil w ish t„ .be handsome—if ymmre Well mtdwjsli (opreserve yam heallli—if you ore sick anil wish lo be w'vll—if you arc weak ami wish to he wefl—if y l ou ere weak and ..wish to be strong —call af')’mr:«\rir«, am) run will find some IJiijic la.f»h your rose. None need suITit fi>( want of a sid.iMe, ond atrteahle remedy for a«> or. aii the “HU of Lift;!” Call and l-mk for yiuirie!yty,;U.c old jVtvay Ding* lore will furnish you all you desire. , stClr

■ (£T The Card of Dr. Kidgway will be found in another column. Ho has settled here for tho purpose of pursuing his profession.' Ho; conics : very highly recom-mended—-he,-has; diplomas from two Medical Colleges, and has numerous letters vouching for his character both a$ a gentleman and physician. ■

Notice to Contractors / ; Cj BALED Proposals will be received at -tin*. store of J. L, Thiebaud in Vetay, unlit the 8lh day of October 1 , 1S5S, for grading and (tagging about 600 feet of the side walk on rhe S. E. side of Mai a timet; in Yevay, ac cord in?-to the specifications, which may be seen by catling on.J.;.L,'Thiebaud."’Bidders will jUtethe price pet foot, running measure; By qrdet of the Board of Trustees of the Carporalion of Yevay, - . ■ '; i F. L. GRISARD, President. Attest—J. L. Tmkwrp, Clerk. . Yevay, Sept. S3, lSSS.—2w ..

Why Will Yr u Shake-? SMITH'S Tonic, Ilhoiie’s Fever and Agne Cm re, Iverson’s .do.; India Calami it-. Quinine, §e., for sale by , . , st29 J.-E. TlMEIt.AO).

P. Stiles, has assumed the Pastoral care of the Free-Will Bap• list Church at Center Square. Hrs appointments are for the third Saturday in each month and the Sabbath following. ,

Wo passed through the canal at Louisville, and stopped fora few minutes at the wharf, when the nurse, wishing to see the city, walked out on (he guard at the back of the boat, where by a sudden effort, the child sprang from her arms into the lerrijrfo current that swept towards the falls, and disappeared immediately. The confusion which ensued attracted the attention of a gentleman who was in the front part of the.boat quietly reading. Rising hastily, bo asked for- some article the child had- worn.' The nurse handtsJ him a tiny apron she had torn off in her effort to retain the -child; in her aims; Turning to a splendid Newfoundland dog that , was eagerly watching his countenance, he pointed first to the apron; and then to the spot where the child had gone under.;

Wharf Privileges for Sale / / Tt&TOTlCE is hereby given that the privilege J/l of collecting .Wharfage al'aU the Wmar leloneins to -the Town of Vevay,opposite said Town, will’ bt ; sold to the highest and best bidder, at the Drugstore of J..L.’ Thiebiiud, in Veray, on the Sth day of October, 1858. Said privilege to commence on the 1st of October, 1853, and continue for one year,' IIy order ef the Board of Trustees of the Corporation of Vevny. . • F. L. GUISAHD, President. Attest—J. L. Tmciuuii, Clerk, M . Ycvay, Sept. 23, 155S.—2w

tpUJRE Wine, HHti’lf, Wtiiiky, Ituin jiiiI a. Gin, for sale* for Medicinal, Mechanical, am) Sacronitniai. purposes oulv, try ' • se29 - ... r' J ‘L. Till Ell AC I).

—.There was ,a fire in Cincinnati bn Sunday morning last, consuming a flour, mill, two feed stores,, two horscsj and it was feared a man was; lost. -Whole loss over 15,0008, partly insured. J

/OH. II. JAMES, Hie Kclired / V h)>lclnn, discovered while in the I East Indies, □ certain cure for CcmsnrapI liox, .Asthma, Hroaehitis, Couchs, Colds, and general dfcVtlily* - The remedyj was discovered by him when his only eliitd.’a daughter, was gjvenup lo die. • His child was cured, and is now a’ire. and well; ' Desirous of benefit ting his fellow morlaV, he witlsend lo those who wish it. the recipe containing ■ full directions for making a fid successfully M using this remedy, racr-im receiptof their# name, Address 0, V. Baows, No. 19 #. Grand street, Jersey Cilyi N.J.. ■, 4.

KrA citizen of Sft. Sterling has taken a fancy to tbo head of a dog that howls in his vicinity, and offers a reward of. five dollars for a sight.of the head, minus the body. • - : ;■

jJSrTho Recorder of Chicago, in charging the grand jury recently, said—- “ Daring the past five years that I have held this coart, it has been my unpleasant doty, to try and sentence to the Stale Prison several hundred persons; andI am sorry to say that while it is an easy matter to find jurors who are ready .and willing to punish poor offenders, without position or friends, it is with groat difficulty that jurors can bo found who appreciate the fact that one bad man of postion and wealth can do more Harm -than one hundred poor men can,’ who are in the humble walks of life.”

JOHN W. (JKAV,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

l£T 1 ho Seventh Annual Fair- of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agric u ltu ral Society opened yesterday at the Fair Grounds near Enterprise, 12 miles from Vevay. Yesterday waa principally devoted to the entry of articles for exhibition, and getting everything iu readiness. The President, and other officers of the Society, have devoted much time ‘ to the enterprise this year, and. deserve the thanks of .the public. From present, indications, ! wo 'conclude that this year the Exhibition will eclipse all the former efforts of tho Society. The weather is propitious, and there seems to he a general interest among all classes of onrcitizens this year, in regard to it-— - There will certainly be double; the number of articles on : exhibition of any pro* . vions year, and ,tbp 2d. and 3d days will be vety largely attended, ; Tho stock department- will.'he fine—especially of horses. We, never knew ' of. so much intereatand excrlement before. m . this .county in regard to '‘fast ; horses.** We advise all oar readers, who have the time andget a conveyance, to attend to -day and ib-morrowi The beauty and elite of the country;, will ho there—the beautiful, rosy-cheeked farmer's daughters will.bo there, eclipsing even the moming-glorya; tho bbney-sockle'e, and' the lily's of the field I The fair handiwork of the Jadifes will be there. The mothers, with their; sweet and prattling 'household treasures’ will be there \ The mechanic will be there-with the best exhibitions of bis genins and skill. The horticulturist, the fiortioaltnrist, and. .the dairyman, will be represented. 'I he artist will have bis choicest creations there, —and the sturdy farmer will have the Bubatanlials there, in the shape-of grain, potatoes, &c. In fact, the best productions of the country, will be there, displayed in the most captivating manner.

Afain Street, Vcray, Ind, KEEPS constantly on hand a general assortment of Ready-made , Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Goods cut and made to order by experienced! workmen. Satisfaction-guarantied in all cases.:

jugrJos. W. Chapman, was nominated at North Vernon by tho convention for Judge of the First Judicial Circuit. John W. Spencer withdrew his name.

In an instant the noble dog leaped into tbs rushing water, and ho also soon disappeared. By this time the excitement was intense, and some persons on-shore supposing that the dog was lost as well as the child, procured a boat and started off in search of. the body. Just at this moment the dog was seen far away with something in his mouth. Bravely ho struggled with the waves; but it was evident his strength was fast failing, and mors than one breast gave a sigh of relief as the boat reached him, and it was announced that he had (ho child, and it was still alive. They were brought to the shore— the dog and the child. Giving a single glance ‘‘to satisfy herself that the child was really living, the young mother rushed forward and sinking beside the dog, throw her arms around his neck and burst into tears.. Not many could view the sight unmoved, and as she caressed and kissed his shaggy head, she looked up toils owner and said—“Oh, air, 1 must have this dog! 1 am rich; take all I have, everything, but give me my child’s preserver!” The gentleman smiled, and patting his dog’s head, said—“l ath very glad he has been of service to you; but nothing could induce me to part with him.”

ASOTHKl SEVT1I00K. ■ * Bit, ltO.V.\PAUTE*S CHEAT WOUK,

PaivATE Gciue to ■ Health,

NEW FASHIONS

Hr presenting all the diseases of the genital organs or the mala and female, with the Ulcal dtscoreries lu reproduction. The afflicted should dm no remedies before learning.from this rain- _ able work the superiority of tho . author’s Pari* A London treat- - moot of private diseases;’both tnarriedandtingleshonldcon . -sullU. ThU boot tells bow to cure the following disown,and enlightens those who grope in darkness: Gonorrhoa, Gleet,, chordeo, etHctare, syphilis, bubo, wart-s aenwallsm, weakness, niastarbatioii or self - abase, lencborrhcta or whlUi, Suppression of the me Dies, falllngof the womb, barrenness, theumiOsm; &e- 11 ° n ’ abortion. miscarriage, celibacy, wmaits to too young and old of both saxes. It tells how to dutln* goUh pregnancy, and how to Mold lU&e, ' ’ . ■ Tho pslnlbl and destructive habit bt self-pollnlton is hero described,-with the ware, symptoms and remedy. Millions who now fill a premalore aud nnUmdy grave, could hare been llring monuments, wdy and willing to testify to IU fatherly admonitions, had this book appeared, and Dr. B. lived In the aetentoenlh ceutaiy. . Perfect Safeguard against irpPoitieih edition—100000copies sold : This Book sent under seal, post-paid, to au parts of the world, on the receiptors* ct*. or Ojro coplesfor *1. Dr.llouapnrieUCelebrated PrersnUre. ThU simple, healthful, and jet effectual preventive is beyond a comparison with anything ever yet discovered. UhasbecttproredbT Yeah'orhiWMD^and In no instanie hna I Hailed when aphlled tccordingto Monthly PtlU U s saie atidreliablfl remedylMnp|»wiaoM*ad rilleJ: • maid diseases. Ladles should not use them daring . pregnancy, w they will ptodoce miscarriage- nice, kl per box—extra One, S5. Sent lo kny-aodress tor mUL port free. ho letters will' be answered tutus Uicy contain a remittance or a l“M»re steins •. ■ ■ • ■ l/r, Bonaparte's French Patent Maw bafs. TWsaittv, cle enables*those whtaa health or drtaretUnces do not permit anfnertaft of f»mlly, to tcgnUte or limit the nnmber of theiroSprinw wllhoul Injuring lbs confutation, it ta the only safe and sue ptwreatlni acatnjl Prccnaocr tad dtatsq* > The tbOTt U * specially Inbroddd to fblffll ftla desideratum; it is perfectly info; no metajic lataUneo enters Into U* composition. Vho price of the French Patent MalaSgM, • i the single one, tl per hUf Horen, *7 per doxers v rpp ah orders sdarcssod to UR.’ E. BOSAFARTg, .VoTjffT bTCiobro strtel, between Fifth sn4 sini SJ-. ; CtEClr.nttl, Ohio, wtl! be pnsetnsOy atttsded w Jr,. p, can be consulted upon alt diseases 'of which ft Isl och UCjU. Office bouts E a.w * r- *■ aeiO-ly ■

For Fall and Writer, 1S5S,

OcrA waggish, candidate coming in the course of his canvass to a tailor’s shop,— “What we lookpor hero,'? said he, “arc measures, not nien.”

■ AT JOHN W. GRAB’S Clothing JEslablisliirieiH. 1AM now in receipt of the largest; Finest, and must complete slock of : ; L

Fall arid Winter Clothing, Cloths, Gassimjjres,. Vesti n'gs r etc., ■ “ ever introduced in (Sis market for the regular Custom Trade. ' * ; ' £j- The public. aic tespectfulljl invited , to call and examine Goods and learn, prices, which I guarantee shall bo as , low os the lowest. ' i ■' .

jftjr The seventh annual Indiana State Fair will bo held at Indianapolis on the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th days of the coming month of October.

jCSyFalmHea decline as do empires; each succeeding day some -part of life’s ancient honors are lost. The descent that leads to adversity is precipitate and rapid. Children detach thomslves from their parents —parents separate themselves from their children. Tbys all fades till the last great scene lets fall the curtain of death and oblivion.

J. C. Bonham has removed from Rising Sun, lad., to Urbans, Ohio. Uo takes charge of the Baptist Church in the latter place.

Disaster it Sea. —In another column we give an account of one of ihe most destructive disasters it has over been our lot to chronicle. It is feared that over 500 Uses were lost! Mr. Bogle, who was a passenger on tho vessel, has many friends and relations here', and at present his wifa is also here. Wo incline to. tho opinion that Mr. B. was ona of the twelve who arrived at llalifax on Sunday. W e aincerely hops so; and if so, ho will probably arrive here to-night. At any rate wo shall hear fall particulars, to-night. Mrs. Bogle, and her mother are much distressed about his condition.

10 s All Work Warranted loi: Particular attention will be paid to Catting and Making garments. ■ 5e p*>3 JOHN W. GRAY.

FRUIT TREES. fgTHE subscribed has on hand at his Nnrsery JSL at Vevay, kcveral thousand Apple Trees, engrafted", and with the best kinds of fmiMwd yean old from tbo graft. Price $20 per hundred. He can give twelve months credit to responsible persons who reside in Switzerlandcounty. for sums over five dollars,’with interest;— Among Ms stock are the following varieties: Prior Red, Bambo, . Baldwin, Boston June, Broad well, ‘ Genalm, Lansingburgb, Fall (Uppiu. Beisting, Roibury Russel, Streaked Sour, Swaar, Winter SUeak. Never Fail, Romantic, Newtown Pippin, Sheep Nose Pippin, Yellow Bell Vlo wcr » E» ther Abraham, • Boxbury Russet, Black Dilly Flower, •Vjnler Queen, Winter Greeting. Maiden's Blush, Hay’s Philadelphia, Seek no Further, Roman Beauty, Kentucky Greening. Early Harvest,; Guiumcj curing, $c,, &c. * JOHN DUMONT. Odobcr 1, 15o9.^6m

gg}T The total valuation of real and personal property in St. Louis, as returned by the assesors, |s §82,100,449. Total tax, 8756,150.000.

(Kr Cork is the Wabash Valley.' The Vincennes Gazette thinks there Is a very fair prospect (bat the corn crop throughout that part of the country will be a full average one. The absence of frost for a week or ten days more,' will place" the corn generally out,of all danger.

\ council of Baptist churches, at Gloversvillo, N. Y., have decided that a man cannot be both a Christian , and a Free Mason.

The Guadalupe (Texas) Mercury stales that thore are quite a number of mills in that county engaged in manufacturing syrop from tbo Chinese sugar cane, and that nearly every farmer there will maWenoijgh of it for home consumption.

— 50 head of uhbroken Mustang ponies were sold in Covington, Ky., last week, at from 20 to 60S each.

This glorious, benignant weather is worth more than $1,000,000 per day to the country in the improvement of its still immature and most inadequate com crop. A fortnight mote will make the yield considerably more than could have been reasonably expected one month ago. An average crop ia impossible, but every bright, warm day adda at least 2,000,000 bushels to the year’s product.—A’. V. Tribune.

Asothej Piokeeh Gose.*— Died, in Hunler’a Bottom, Ky., at the residence of her son, William White, September 14, Margaret Hoyt, 124 years. Sha was a native of New York, and landed atMayaville, Ky., 70 years ago. She was the first white woman in Cincinnati.

to Harper’s Weekly, the comet will exhibit its utmost brilliancy on Wednesday, 29ih.

If any man has failed tq estimate the affection of a true-hearted wife, he will bo likely to mark the value in bis loss, when tbo heart which lured hi® is Milled by death.

New Orleans, Sept. 25.—Deaths from yellow fever yesterday, 40.

. I'lSi IVWTI, 'J*. I'.".;: - llli., Sr! !.t* c!. i ,>. 1 * I'l'*. snptrfiue $1 95a 5 :o, c:.ira $5 15, tv'.;a wi.-.L Si .'U'a5 40. | - Groceries—More dome in sugar a*, somewhat irregular rales; sales 00 hhds SiaSjr, Mo!asc> in the small way -)S, in the large way irregular and nominal. Coffee u rich in ged; sales of 100 lags good to prime ai Hlallj, choice 12c. | Wheat—Active demand for finer grades and ( prices firm; sales 900 bus fained at$1 03, GOO : fait mixed at $1 Ol, 600 prime till at Si If 1 , jlW do at $t 05, 350 fair Ted at $1 01,600 good [white at $1 12, 1300 good mixed at $1 OS, 300 good while at $1 10. | Com—Firm and steady; sales 1500 bus fair ; mixed at 5Gc. [ Barley—Active demand for prime new at 15 I aSO. ’ Sates 300 bus prime malt at $t. [-■ Oats—Good demand for prime at 55; sales 11000 bus prime new at 55, at the depot, and i 1500 bus inferior at SCc. Potatoes—Sales of 150 bushels prime ICc* ! shannocksat 90c. Cheese—Sales .200 boxes prime Western Reserve at 70c. ■ ,