Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 40, Vevay, Switzerland County, 29 September 1858 — Page 3

A GLANCE AT THE WORM)

MASS MEETING.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

J. A. Loudon Sc Co., Commission and Forwarding

There will be a Mass Meeting of the opponents of the Lccompton Democracy of Jefferson Township*, at Vevay, on Saturday, October 2d, 1858, at II o'clock p. at., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Assessor of said township, and tot the transaction of such other bns iness as may be brought before the meeting. James Y. Allison, Esq;, has been invited to address the people on the occasion, and probably other speakers will be present, ’ • ’ All those who are willing to act with the people, in overthrowing the Lecomp. ton;“Close Corporation'' Democracy,’ ate cordially .invited Ip , participate in the nomination of a candidate, 1 , ... ■ VerAT, SepU 27, IBM. - r

CT WANTED,'^, WHEAT, Hyo and Barley, for winch thu highest price tu Cash will be paid, -tv .augTMl F. L, COL’KVOlslEH.

Late Foreign News,

STATE TICKET. For Supreme Judges, HORACE P. BIDDLE, of Casn. ABRAM W. HENDRICKS, of Jeffenon SIMON YANDEES, of Marion, WILLIAM' D. GRISWOLD, of Vigo. For Attorney General, -

M ERCfl A NTS,

Halifax, Sept, 2", The Hudson has arrived from Bremen with dates to the lltb inst. She encountered a hurricane on the 22d, and was forced to stop her engines 8 hours. The Prince Albert, from Galway on the 14tb, arrived this morning, with three days later advices. At Liverpool bread* staffs and provisions were steady. .' The shipment of the shore ends of the cable were 'progressing on board the Plymouth, the order suspending the work, having been countermanded.,. Atlantic Telegraph snares wore"steady at j£o00. . • On the 32d the Prince Albert encountered a terrific hurricane, but was hot . damaged only so far as losing her sails. The English, and French treaties; with China has been received in England. Some prominent members of the royal family, if not the Queen and her royal consort, it is rumored,.will visit Canada uoxt summer. - . French : political news unimportant. ■ ' The Lyons silk marker continued to advance, owing to the arrivals of orders from America for the spring trade. - Two large cotton mills hear.Rouen had been burned. The object .of the' late conspiracy at Constantinople was to get rid .of the pres- - cm Sultan and replace 1dm by his brother Ab-dnI-AzizI Tho Icadersjwere informed toy the principal ambassadors that if Ab-dul-Aziz came to the throne by vio'"lent means he.would not bo recognized by . the European powers. \ ‘ Turkey and: Persia have/ been on the brink of a rapture, it is said* -- Italy.—The Neapalilan r govcrnmcni has received notice that a quantity of fulminating grenades, in the form of fruit, had been sent to Malta to be introduced into the Neapolitan States. France and England had notified Naples of the exact conditions on which they would renew diplomatic relations, Spain.—There were rumors of a new republican conspiracy at Malaga. China.—France proposes to maintain . a stronger naval force on the China seas than ever. The divisions of gunboats will remain permanently, ami a body of marine infantry will be kept until the conditions of the treaty are performed. - India.-—The details of India uews are unimportant.

Stttmbokt : ittd Rkllroad Agent*, No. SO Water Sli, between Main and Walnut,

LAN!) FOll SALE. 1HAVK twenty acres of first rate land near .Patriot, Switzerland county, Imi., which 1 will sell l{iw for cash, if immediate application is made. For particulars see or .address OLIVER PUMSRV; at Clerk’s Oir.ce. Vevay, June IS, l!wS.—tf

; ; cincisx.iti, onio. PARTICULAR attention paid to the sale of Flour, Grain and Produce. .Goods forwarded with Dispatch. - sepl-i-fira

WILLIAM T. OTTO, of Floyd. • • ■ For.Treasarer, , JOHN II. HARPER, of SL Joseph, • For Auditor, ■. ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. ■ Secretary nf Slate, WILLIAM A. PEELE, of Randolph For Superintendent of Public Instruction,JOHN YOUNG, of Marion. .

Fill I IP! ■„ THE subscriber has just ■ received a fresh tot of Seasonable Dry Goods, embracing every article usually kept in his line, consiting, w\ pau, «(oites v * ; ' Linsey »ml Coal Linings, , . Drown and Pleached Sheetings and Shirtings, - TiCKings, Shirting Checks,Red, Yellow, and White Wool Flannels, Canton Flannels, ,- t Fancy Cassiroeres- aml Jeans, ' Salltliets, T.wteds, $c. - . A line' line of Prints, Ginghams, Merinos and Detains. Also, a . fine .stock of Bools and Shoes, of the very best qiiafiipand siyte.' Alsu; a first rate assortment of Mens and Boys Hats and Caps of various styles; together with a full variety in the Noth>n depart*lent. Quccnswurc,; Groceries, Ac. To all of'which the attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited.' scplS i , ALFRED SHAW.

Flour mid -Mackerel. .‘W'¥? r K have just received a large Supply of * » now mackerel, in kits, 'quartern and halves, and barrels. - '

Also, a good article of family flour, bv the 'barrel. - jelA ¥. L. GB1SAHD & SON.

/ IVEW j:\ui-\M) f.ni: rtiSDBANCE MM, 01 Boston. d/ns.-c AfttuiiiiljlL.l Cajji’.rtl, J an.t $ i, t s,00*I Tins remains after paying annuntmc lo *3?,000 And liivWen !r in Ctith io-ii! :I.i. j*,*licy holders amount inc to.,. 15^,000 WIM.AKU 1’HILUPS, I'tonii-ai. U. F. oTKVK.VS, Jvrrelaiy, I'trLCTOt-S'. , CLaiifS T. <’:.tti,v Chatli-s Hubbard," Tl.omas A, 1’itMir, M tiduil P. Wilder, Fttwtii Tj.pp.tti, Win. H. UeynjlJs, A. \V. Tii.ntt r, Jr., ii, F-j'gcr, t’W.-.'k T. JwtVvra. The Surplus i.< divided among nil the policy Inti. 1 ,, rs in C»m. Ji.nti aittmling a food and cer* tain rate of int.-rt st upon Hie outlay of premiums am!vonling the large and unnecessary ac< uiniAat'.vis >if ..npai.l dividends, of uhcerlain Undtuty and erroneously called capital. Ouo-balf <if u.e f.ril five annual premiums' mi life policies loaned to iiimicrs if desired; the remaining half liiay tie paid xiu utterly. Ti e pti iniimis ate as tow as those of an; reliable Company,

Til m-Piffl STARE!

PUBLIC SPEAKING.

For Congress—td District, WILLIAM M’KEE DUNN,

George W.(Cabb, Esq.; Democratic candidate for Congress, will address the citizens of Switzerland comity, at the folio wing ti mes and pi aces, viz: i At Vevay, on Tuesday, October 5th, at night. : / Florence, on 'Wednesday, October Gtb, at night '-V Patriot, Thursday; October . 7th, at night. , .

TERMS, CASH. /

OfJeffersori County.

" Live and Ltarh," it an old Maxim, nilHE .system i>f-business which 1 have esJL (jblislied caiinot bur be .satisfjRpry to every purchaser. Every article in my Str>ie has the lowest price marked iijion 'it, and no variation from the price wilt he 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, without.'the trouble of lealing’dawii, or the fear of beipg cheated. ' , It will be my aim to give satbfaclion to all plin will favor mo with ih.-ir pal mu nee. I -have just received a handsome STOCK OF GOODS, and will be receiving from time to lime, Goods of every description. I respeelfully inVite ail my old customers, and the public in genera!, In give tn« a calf. . F. I. COL’RVOISiRR.. No. 1 Odd Fellows’ Hall, Coiner uf Main and Liberty streets.

Forjudge of the Circuit Court, 1st district, LUCIUS BINCIIIAM, of Vernon. For Prosecuting Attorney, 1st Judicial Circuit, Geo. W. Richardson, of Jeffooii.

Th-r it the of Utt American Mutual lift InSKMiiice CuMfUiiiU. io iJ one of the matt tuecetttnl, an:l /y .Vutnof, tliriding all lift turpiut profit. mronc all the IntUrrJ. InMiiatice truy be effected for the benefit of married wmnet. beyond the teach'of their husband's creditor*. • Creditor; ur.iy insure the lives of debtors# • ' ■ ’

D 1S T RIG T TICK B T. For Judge of the Court of Coinmnn Plcai, JOHN J.-HAYDEN. . For State' Senator, - ■

Enlerprize, Friday, Ocloher.Slb, at 1 o o'clock: ; and. at night at.Fairyiaw. : , * Bennington, on Saturday, October 9th, at 1 o'clock; arid at Moo refield, at night.

Illank form of application for Insurance, or Hie Company's pamphlet, cont aining the charter, rules am! regulations, also the annual reports allowing the condition of the Company, will WuWhed gratis. F. J. WALDO. AGENT, For Switzerland County; T. C. fiAI.K, M. IC, Medical Examiner.

TOOK HOLDERS hi the Yevay, Mmmt k3 Sterling and Versailles Turnpike Company, who have subscribed stock to construct tbeilraiich of said rir.nl to Fair view meeting house, are hereby noli fled Him the Board of Directors have ordered that five dollars'on each share so subscribed be paid to UlyssesP. KchClick, Treasurer of said Company, m Vevay, on or before the 20Ui day ul October a.'r». 1S5S, of vi-.ieh said itockhoidets will please take notice am! pay the same to said Treasurer by that daiet ; ■ . By order of the Board of Directors. ■ FUKD’K L..GKI5AKU, President; Attest—Pecan- pi Vocc, Secretary. Sept. 15, I^uS,—lw ; ; ; . ’ KkxHoii iVol'cc.

IVOT1CE,

(BENJAMIN; L-ROBINSON.

■ The citizens of all parlies are respectfully invited to attend these appointments. ... j . scp2l).-2w

. For Representative, WILLIAM n; GREGORY. 1 - ' For Prosecuting attorney,: THOMAS H. WORKS. .

Publle Speaking.

Bbkj. L. Robissos, Esq., will address bis fclIow-citizehs,as follows:— ,

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> -COUNTY TICKET. ■• For Sheri(T, WILLIAM MEAD, of Posey. V ■, ' ‘‘ For Treasurer,

jj* Butter, Eggs, Rats, and 'all kinds of -Country Produce, taken in exchange for Goods. iiljvlt tf

Slilcndid CiUts! .U-I3J n.i-li.'ii St, Tie only Original Gift K.yoV Sure. C"N . C: EVANs would inform bis friends and yf tie public that bis Star (lift Book Store, ami Puli!titling (loose is penilanenUy established jn Brown's splendid Iron Building, 439 Chestnut Sticet, iww doors below where the purchaser of cddi book, at the regular retail price, will receive one of I hi following gifts, valued at from 25 cents to $’.00:— ■

On Friday, Oct ■ -1, nt-.MtPleasant Church, in Posey township. On Srttimlay,\Ocloher 2d, at Florence. On Monday, Oct 4(h, at'Braytown. On Tuesday, 0.ct 5ih, nt M6on.'fieId. On Wednesday, October. 6tli, at Bennington. ; : ■ On Thursday,<Oct ; 7th, at Allensyillo.; On Friday. Stli. at Mt Sterling. On Salnrday, Oct 9lh,.at Vevay. On Monday, Oct 11th, at Patriot. All at early candledighting.

i- IRA. N. MALINV of Jefferson. 1, For Commissioner,

IWM. ANDERSON, of Craig. i. ■ -For Surveyor, NEWTON VORIS, of Pleasant ■? •' : • For Coroner, I, iIAMES MEAD, v of Posey.

STATE OK INniAVA,) • Switzerland } *“• The State of] Ihdiana (o Hie Sheriff of said couni y, griding:— ; - ¥OU are hereby commantied to notify the -qualified voters of said county, that an election " ill he at (he severa l plates for holding elections' itt the severaltdwnshi [is of said county on the 12th day of October a. n. 1853, it being the second Tuesday in October in said year, according to law, to elect the following oliicers, viz: —

U err A. 530 P-itrr.t Pn-lidi Uwer Gold WatcbcJ.cachSloo ou Mo.Pm ‘at An.bnr do’ da do 5ooo rou Ijiiiii’(l.iM Ift. ciirv, ,33oo t-k.» Silver II u.iii.r watchoj, warranted, - . IS oo 5'*o Parlor Tinn jiTcev, * - . to oo 5- > * Caiiieu Sri*, Kar nropt and Pin*, * . . ’ to oo' 5»o Iji'liet' Gold tintvka*, ' • S oo to 12 oo 3o>j YrM n-.d (fob L'bslnv, • • looo loot Oiild Ij-rtcl*. (llr»o virV double ci*sj ‘ ]o oo iaw Gold I.oclrt*, CtmaU wire.) - - 3 oo M*> Got ) Prnrll C'.vm, wliU Cold Pcnr. - 5 oo !-«rt Kvtra G»M peas, with t-ivci aiij holders 34o 'Ad» OoM {•rtlfils (l-Sdfc.’.) * - * o "! 5 (HI ,i!3>nt Gold [>rii< with Silver Pencil*, - - 2 So 23.nr I-iOnV Gold Pen*, with CaaM and Hoi Jen, I So Com Gold liiliC*. (I-ailif j’J . ' , - * too. 2>hh, Gent*’GoM Hines • - - 2 So V.'mo tj.lirv* Gold liroa-lpitLS * - • * ' S So 33»> ; . MU-eC Gold P.tvaitjdo*. - ' - I So 3*00 1’orlrt Klllvr*, * - • ■ loo •,’nnii Srl« Oi’iiL.’Goli* lliivoio Stads - . 2 So do SIccvo tiutlout, - 2 5(> 2oon jiatrv of Ladk-v* Kardmjrt, • . 2 So Shio i roller pearl C.vrd Care*, . - - - • S oo l.ii*o kilW CanuHt, Jrl, or Mimic ’ S oo ‘Jj'i.i badies* Shawl and )Iiht<un pin*, • t So i »io Artndev tif Gold Jewelry . Gift Hoot*. Ac., &c„ not fitTiniVrated in the above, worth from 23 cent* in $23 oo. ■ '

| . For Assessor of Craig Township, ( John L. Stewart. July 30, 185S—lie .

The citizens gojicrally arc invited to be present S sep29 : 2w ,

• One Represent alive to Congress, for the 3d Congressional distritl, . Four Judges of the Supreme Court, Cite Attorney General, . One Superintendent of I’ullit liisltuclion, One Treasurer of State, One Auditor of Slate,One Sebrdaiy of Stale,

r Every Wound." THE ARCTIC LWAIEXT in by l*r. ICtAGG al tl.t Dr. when aV' jt to prw*-vd to tlet ARCTIC REGIONS. jtn! wav U'.-d by List during rial 11‘fibji uiiajiy Timi wav given to tin; »oi It thU wnn-UrJul HE AI.INti REJIKDY, • b'rli ta* nvnta-

OirvBIast your stingy old skin!”said n candidate, (o'« competitor, before a whole regiment of. bystanders : **1 knew.' yon when you used to hire ymir children to go to bed without their supper, and after they got to slcep.iyoiTd go up omi steal their pennies, to hire 'em with ng’iu next night,"' v ' V

v O* We are aiilhorited to announce David Hkxrt as a candidate for Senator fromr Ohio and Switr.erland counties, at the ensuing Oc* tober election, ■

f O* John \\\ Cock is a candidate for Asses* sor of Pleasant Township. ; iCT Please announce the name of Thomas I). J[eQ»f;t:o»,'’o3 a candidate for,'Assessor of Pleasant Township, and oblige ■■■ . Voters. , i KTSti-vester Govto, of Ohio county, is a candidate for' Prosecuting Attorney, in. the' Coort of. Common Pleas. s BT Please announce' the name of Joroa’s Wainscott, as a candidate for Assessor of Pleasant Township, and oblige the voters of the same. . • ■ 1 ■ ■ *

rOMMKRCI.ir... Liverpool, inth.—Flout: ehuice fnm, inferior declining: Wheat tjiiiei, unchanged; Coin cpii- '«!. .Provisions Mcady. London, I'li’i.— Wheal declining; Sugar buoy*, hi.: firm. Money marl;cl generally unchanged-

One Seiiafyr and mte Representative to the Stale Legislature, f,,r the district composed of Ohio and Switzeilniul counties, ■ . : One Judge ami -mie Prosecuting Atibrury for'the Court nf Cmninoii Pleas, for the Db* trict cbmphsed. of Ohio and Switzerland counties. \

Tj v Burning Steamer.

Sr.vi Yuan September 25.

Ohio SCitc * {Jhioii Law. College. ■ This Institution Has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees-are legally conferred, ami Students upon Graduating may-be admitted ■ to ' practice.' For Circulars; address, ot Cleveland, ■ .it; A. KING, Secretary, March 10. lS53.-fly ' ‘

A private dispatch from ' Halifax .to Mr. Cnnard, says that the Capuiu of the ihiscitne ilh thought the burning steamer seen by him bad h walking beam, but did ,iK»t ob?ervc any ' paddle . boxes. lie tlmiigfir she was a wooilen sliipi but liw .mate bul'eves her to have been iron. Him had-a biltg overhanging bow,.V . r - Oilers of 25 per cent,: to effect Insurance on the Austria were refused yesterday by the Wall bireel. lusnrnuceOflicea, - Halifax, Sept. 25:—il. ■The ship, Arabian,;' which has. arrived here, reports that at 7 o'clo' k po the iiioruing of the 15th inV,L she feel) m with an iron screw sfeamer'on fire. .Sha! was apparently of twelve hundred, tons/'with crown anil eagle head;;. . : Tne stern was straight and raked wcil forward. 'The bottom was painted rod; the npper woiks above and below, were nil consumed; the mast, gone anil bides falling In. Her fnuu-d was lying oh -tEi ■starboard, but coold not tell hs color

ICTE3) EE JO ICE. aai ; nioiv.wifi fcr.vc twled ’ IT? VlKToRi?, snl ate rrjoidny (u fnvdera frm pie » ■ • • PAIN AND’DISEASE. which olW teainlici bad liitct In cure, Dive yt-j tho ■ ( ; BRONCHITIS, NEURAIG1A, Rheumatism, Sorpftiln ? Kite ii.j tlo )It TOOTH-ACHE?

Also—The folio wing officers for the ctunly of Switzerland, viz:— One Sheriff, • • ’ OneTreasurer,.One Surveyor, One Coroner, I ' ■ Oiie Commit inner for District No. 1 AUo—One Assessor in and for each of the several Townships of said couniy. ; v Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Vevav, this I-llb diy, of September a. o. 1833.. OLIVER ORMSUV, Clerk S. C. C. I, Harris Keeney, 1 SherilT in and lor said comity, certify the above lobe a full and true copy of tpe notice of elecriou issued wit of the Clerk's office, and liTme ihislSlh day of September, 1853. HARRIS KKKKEY, Sheritr S. C. Sept. 15, 1SSS.—-tl-

Evans’ new Catalogue, which is sent free to all. parts of the country, contains all the i.-iosl popular books of the day, oil of tthich will be sold as low os can be obtained at other stored .

■ Gentlemen and fellow-citizens of Pleasant Township;—As yon have favored me with your votes in times past, to you 1 would return thanks; but would respectfully (honk you fat your votes at the.coming October election. Yours, ■ , Jordan Waixscott.

Agents wanUd in every to’vn in tie Union. Those desirine so Ui ail, can obtain full par ticulars by addressing as above. N. U —Being largely tnlctcslcd in publishing. hooks, and buying.from other publishers iii iwnVehse quantities, for cash I sui enabled to makd larger discounts to Country Agents and Book Dealers than can be bad at any other house in tlu* country.

, Pisiocateo Joists —bic.U in decree to lire pain caused by a dislocation, is that arising from the settling of blood »;mmd the part, and the'effusion of coaenlalcd lymph mnlcrthe 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, over the part. The best Liniment.'now fn use, for this puspose, is (Iraoo’s Arctic Limoent, which may be Obtained at bay respectable drug store, ll is also Cooling ami soothing in its effect, and allays the pain almost immediately.

Toll »alc Notice!

THE DIRECTORS of the Turnpike Corfi* pany have passed an order to the effect that all those indebted to the Toll Gale must pay up by the 1st of October. Those inleres.ed will please bear it in mind. Sept. 22, 1853. LUCIEN ROUS.

• Any book published in the United Stales, thc'TvtnU j.tUxiA whieli is one dollar oi upwards, will be promptly sent. Gift included, on receipt of. publisher's. price. An tiu.i $1. thick and Gift given to any person ordering ten books to be sent to one ad-dre.-s. ; , •

. Ar< , j* , D jdlVti-I *Ith , Old Soros, [i;:i?r:;.\is?, .conK* ft.-HE IT I?. lUISt - T» SArctic Liniment •ill ? 'i- 'fit jou ryU. f krmV.If ij V*l‘- l« f© 80M.E®.

Fail and Winter Goods, WIIOLtSAU; AND RtTIJU ' VI HAVE just received amJ am now opening ihe largest and most beautiful assortment «f Fall and Winter. ;

AdmiulstnUoi’s Sale.

SPRING GOODSflAUE subscribers ore opening at their ?A; old and well-known stand in Jackson yille.a large and well selected stock of ■ St»rhig:iml Summer. «oot!s, V ■ cnibtacnijr every'variety and style of I'lincy mid Staldc

I .WlLL, as tilrtiiniffralor r>f die estate : the estate of Jiistali W'ojjiInitr, Sen., at Iris late residence.in Volk TowMislrip, Switzerland county; Indiana,- sell, on' Saturday Ihe 2d day of October, 1838, die Wlo'v’mp among, other personal .property; to-wit; "Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn; jii the "field, Wheat in Slack and barn, Hay id bare, Wagon and bar ness. Household and kitchen funnliire,Tanning implements, and many‘ other articles too tedious *o men lion.: , , - - - * •

Stud for n C.il.ilomc, ■ Address, ; •fr. <jr. EVANS, IVlU-lStlKK, Jm 139 CAcifnut £(., FAifa.

J)U AYiiNG.

HEADY HUE CLfflli, ever brought to this market. I cordially invite all those desiring anything in my line to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. ' JULIUS ULACH. Vevay, Sept. 22, 1858. Cigars and Tobacco. WE' have now on hand a large and well selected'stock of Cigars and Tobacco, which we are selling very towr Those wishing such articles would do well to give us a call, hs we are determined to sell cheap.' se2* .CLARKSON * WALDO.

rS’MIK undeuicned respectfully ■ Jl. informs tit-cilirons of' V-t-vay. tfiat be is now prepared with TJirre Good IlnriM and Ur»j*«, an<l 'will -attcnil to nil business in IbaMmo will! which lie may be favored, within reach of town. .He will also do the hauling for tbo community foi n Its* price .than has heretofore been charged. Lnrcc* Jobs will be taken at liberal reductions; 'On band at oil times, ram* or shine, Right or day. - O'Patronize joura-kes by calling on the Yeltow IJmys. .V , WM. PEELMAN. ; Vevay, Aug*27, 1853.—tf ■

She passed aromul tba stem, but' no name was distinguished. It is supposed tbat she bad been buruing probabli for-ty-eight hours. The Arabian sighted a brig about.four miles ,to the leeward, but cbuld not discover any boats or signs of the tufferors in the distacne.

DRY GOODS* Consisting of Ca tiroes of all kinds and prices. Lawns, Ginghams, Organdes, Barents, ' DcBtges, DcLaiue, Shambrays, 1.11 si its, Silks, and Muslin Goods, for bodies Dresses.

" Jlnd in fr*r (d.tlic*/JrrqJ- . fulacrtUnUtby ■ ARCTIC LINIMENT 'Krpt on hand, let It nO«v**v sere ee l ■. 1 IMMEDIATE RELIEF, ' often «riu; fnucJiaili. )i ‘ if the . COMPANION.

Terms 0|r Sai.b.—All sums of three dollars and under cash in hand, and on all sums of over three dollars a c;redil of niiic.inontliSj the purchaser giving notes wn)( approved security wit hviiiierest - from dale; without relief-from valuation or appraisemet laws.of Indiana, JOSI AH WOODRUFF,}*., Adm’r. September 10; 1 S58.-^3wr. -;. * ; v' ’ - ’

Nicaraguan-Affairs. AS mruUT.VXT TtlKATV- i

Castmere, Satinets, Coitonades, Gantbroons, Jeans, Velvets, and Linen Goods, for Gentlemen and Boys’ wear.

A large and beautiful stock of Chemisetts, Sleeves nnn Collars, which they offer on very reasonable terms-

Xf.w Vouk, Kept. 27.

STATE OF.INDIANA, Switzerland county, kj Set. In the Switzerland Circiiil Court,. November Term X. n. 1853. l

Tlte Times publishes this morning a draft of a treaty between Great Britain and-Nwaragna, drawn up by Sir \Vm. Gore Oozley, whoso long, residence in Washington has excited so much observation. It is understood that both* the British and Nicaraguan Governments approve of this treaty, and Sir Wm. Gore Oozley wilt shortly leave. for Central America, in order to secure its ratification! The convention stipulate!), among other things, that England, as far as she herself is concerned, shall guarantee the neutrality of the Isthmus, and shall endeavor to induce Other nations to do the same. It is also agreed that if Nicaragua fails to protect passengers crossing the Isthmus, the British may employ force for that purpose. In other respects, the treaty is a strict and moat comprehensive commercial convention, conferring reciprocal privileges on each of the high contracting powers.

ALFRED SB AW,

Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks,' Cambrichs, Drillings, and all other Staples arid-Notions. KoutS JUKI SIlOCM.

S. Hatiiawat.

js now receiving a; complete slock of

it n CAKES IN THE BREWTi SOIX KtPfLR-*, Sore laps, Pimples, . Ac- Ac. . ; It U viet-llml for tbe Kilr, fit ins U i uraiirr, cu*sr ■UTWRJlJtrX. UU

R. J. Hatiuwat.

... and }W)iter> Goods, -CQ Comprising all th'e articles usually kept in his tine, which wilt be sold to his old friends and customers and (he public in general, on as good terms "as the same can btf bought*elsewhere. I ' ‘ i '

Ilannat H. Hendricks,) I . i v vs. , > Petilionfor Divorce Penuel Hendricks., ' ; V‘

NEW CASH STORE

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

Hals and Caps. Palm, Leghorn* Panama* AVool and Fur Hats, Tinware, Glass ware,'Hard ware, QueCusware, —a large' assortment of each kind. Clothing mid Groceries. ; '

IN VEVAY,!!

It appearing from the affidavit of a disinterested person, filed in the.Clerk's Office of said Court, that Pf-miel' Hendricks is not a resident of-the State of Indiana; ; /Vi. Hc—jaid Defendant—is ' therefore hereby notified of thepeodency of said petition, and the same will stand foMrial and be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court, to be balden at the CourtHouse in the tewa of Vevay, in Switzerland county, Indiana, on the 1st Monday in ' November a. d. 1853, when' and wherd ho can attend if he see proper, otherwise the matters and things in said petition will be heard and determined in bis absence. Given under my hand'lhis 6th' day of September *. n. 1833. V OLIVER ORMSBY, Clerk S. O/O, R.N. La)i».T. Q. ■ i.

;; > HATHAWAY <k CO., : PROPOSE to open about the first of October next, at the stand formerly occupied by Messrs. J. Dalmazzo.on Ferry SL,

Thankful for past ’favors, the undersigned hopes by strict attention to business to meiil and receive a continuance bfpubhcpatidnogc. scplO ALFRED SHAW,

They particularly invite the attention 'of purchasers to their stock of Cumusc; as well as their supply of Groceries. •

MI AND BEAST. ; It ;* i -oirn trim ily for Diseases of Horses, muM; BRUISES, SPRALVS, EtrisgbxU, Wound.*, Spavin, SCRATCHED, Eaxr.vr. Hio.! i n, Ki,' C-rosa, Pni-t'a, kt.

ij In Vevay t Ind., f"[ A targe and well selected stock of ’ DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ; HATS & CAPS, BOOTS £ SHOES. — AIi SO-. Will keep a supplyof 1

llr. J, II, KuDci'ts, . SURGEON DENTIST,' WOULD, respectfully announce to the citizens of Switzerland cminly.gga that be. has located in for 3 *®® the purpose bf.practicing the various branches of his profession. Teeth' inserted,-from a single.dne to a.full set,' in the best and 'most approved style; Teeth Plugged; Cleaned, and Extracted. -• .■

0* They are determined to sell their Goods as low as is consistent'with fair profit. They will lake pleasure in showju:; their goods—hoping by attention to business am) cheap prices, to merit and receive a share of public patronage. •,* Produce of all kinds taken ir. exchange for Goods at the highest market prices—and as for money, it will never he refused.

Sugar, Coffee, Teab, Spickb, Die* Stuffs, <Sto., <to., All of which they will oiler at the very lowest prices for

FRESH ARR1YIL.

GEO. McCyLLOCH $ SON. Jacksonville, Ind-, apr. 23, IS53.

EXTBAOfflJKilRV AXXOUXCEMEXT.

All persons. desiring , his services will receive immediate attpnlion. : Office, on the corner of Pike and Ferry streets, adjoining Woj. Price's Tailor Shop. . ■ > .Vevay, Sept, 1, 1358.—If

dr, niuuc to toitarxirATt: itEcn.iKi-v wmi ltl< KMICC IC-T 1>F . Over I,OOO,OOO Patients,

WE arc now receiving a Vqtj Large and well selected assortment of • 6R OCERIE S, -CO which' wc are anxious to sell for cash or country produce at the market price.. Callanfi examine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere, for we ate determined to sell cheap, wholesale, and retail/ It consists, in .part, of the following articles:— 5 Hbds, N. 0. Sugar, 10 bbls. N. 0. ilolasscs,'.

iw* CASH OXLY !

Fatal Shooting Affray.

Lodisvilib, Sept. 25.— This afternoon Robert Lindsey shot L. D.- Word, of Covington. Both were printers. Ward lived bat fifteen minates. Lindsey gave himself op. The quarrel arose from the Printers’ Union matters. It ia bqlioyct' that both parljea'were formerly of Cincinnati. '

The above establishment will be under the supervision of

Ev*rr of *IXni.ii Itonu: of tht ARCTIC IJMOF-Vt wivri, *t I>r- M|Wf, tb« rXITO STATES Jornv.ll. tTMKWr. lit ha* * rran?H for a ifjHrtwnt In earh'ioiw « r»W ]jprr thimttb which In communicate '■ilia bti p»lron.< wll .Icpatlmmt to bt 6caotcl to to cciT*<pon6*nH. Citefullt-)«p*it6 Bfc-cripUon*,’ and-, other nJuaLlt -Hrmi of information which hli long experience ant the prtolUr frrm time to time presented to hi* attentien ,ball turret. The JOlTtNAI. b published in NVw Vi.rt.aod b oneot the oMeit and mwt pt>pabrne**j'aii*(# la lb* country. A tcrtil.'ite of aubieriplipD accotnpaniea each bottle. An AUKST WANTED in EVEBT.TOWX and TIUACE - nn.vaa A bviui6\\t,s, st. lamit, Mt>. • •

vya. r. white, esq.,

Boots and Shoes.

A General assortment of Bools and Shoes for Mens and Boys Fait and Winter wear. Also, Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes of all styles, for sale low by seplO ALFRED SHAW.

Who has the experience of several years in the business, and is known personalty to manv of the citizens of Switzerland county. This house will have some advantages over any other now m Vevay. The senior member of the firm liaj Iho experience of Tmim-sEVEs Vramt in the trade, and has the odvanlage of an extensive acquaintance in the cities of Potion, Aeto- York and Philadelphia, affording him extra odvantages in purchasing. Beside the above, the extensive House in Rising Sun makes it lo our advantage, by purchasing larger than for one alone.

35000 in' Free Gilts,

HpO the purchasers of Dr- R. D. Por* JL OtlcQtivl Iilfc T.lnlinent,

Wanted,

5 M-I.f. No-I Cnished Sugar, • 5 bbls. No. I Powdered Sugar^ 5 bids. No. 1 Havana Sugar, ; S hoes No. I Rio Coffee, s / I bag No. I Coffee,; 1 Tierce Rice,. ‘ ‘ ■ I. Tier?? Codfish, .. No. 1,3 8:3 Mackerel; nevf. Herring, Pickled 31)4 Dried; / ’ ’ 10 boxes Cheese, eklia latte, .'/ - 400 lbs. choices ejected Candies,. .* *. 1 bbl. Almonds, , . • ’ * - ’ 1 bbl. Walnuts,• . J ' 4-bbl. Pecans, ' •i bbV PnhetU, • ■, . ■?-' ' : V bbl, Chestnuts, /. * ■ - - IbhJ. Pea9uls, &c., «J , c.,. • - "10 boxes Summer Candles, • • . SO boxes.Soap. •',-// Besides a large number ofarticles usually found in a Family Grocery, loo tedious to, enumerate. ■ ’

For particulars call at. the Drug Store on Ferry sireer ccd gel a circular, mat 17 (. STEVENS, Agent.

DOZEN fresh Eggs, for which we W"*v will pay the cosh, immediately. sc22 CLARKSON & WALDO.

Gold ton* Ptife'a Peak.

Ntw Vow Omnt,Ko.'371 BROAIfflTAT. fommuDlcatioat ihonbl always be sddremd to SUXewia

St. Loots, September 24.—Tha Wyandotte (Kri;;sas) Gazette, on the TSth iost., "Yesterday 910,000 ig gold dust arrive! here from Pike’a Peak.' Qno man brought S6.Q0Q, Ihd result of a few week's werk.” ■ , _

STONE WARE. WF ate now receiving n superior lot of assorted Stone Ware of every dcseripion. and for sale Of c.nsTtTjy jyff3 CLARKSON & WALDO.

50,o«o Ji E ;. pi " c Lumbci ,or scpl5 F. L. GIUSARD&SON.

Wau. Paper, ’ Bordering, . • ' ■ ’ Eire board Prints, , A' —— . "Window Curtail Papers. A LARGE assort meat just received and for. sale at reduced prices, by J - - ' apr?3 ■ - • : . 1. STEVENS, No. 5, SchencVs Row, ferry street.

from the above it will bo seen that ice can jmrehdte gaoJt lover than any other home in Verity ; and we wish it distinctly undeistood that tcc will tell lover

JUST received 120 barrels No. 1 Salt,. sepl5 F. L. GR1SARD & SON. .

MANURE AND STRAW FORKS. Spades, Hoc* and I'skcj, just rceciv.nl from Pittsburgh bv URISARP *V SON.

FOR CASH ONLY,

JUST received from New York, a , sortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery.' sepl5 f. L. GR1SARD & SON.

PirracuBO, Sept. 27. River 18 inches by metal mark, at a stand. Weather clear, mer. GO.

than goods have ever been sold in Vevay. CT'Ve hope the citizens of Vevay and Switzerland county, who design. purchasing goods, will hold on a few days, and examine our slock before purchasing, as we feel coufi*. Jui: of suiting every one who calls to sec us. HATHAWAY it CO., Main street, Rising Sun, itp— If ferry sirect, Vcvjy,

Knnnwlm Salt. JUST RECEIVED, COO barrels No. I Kau awba Salt. For sale low for cash. S. R. &J. K. PLEASANTS.

HILL Side Plows, -and Cultivators,—a supply always on hand. ap28 f. L. ORISARD dt'SON.

M0LAS8E6 —By iho Barrel or Hall , Barrel, by »p7 G RtSARD & SOX.

(£T A defalcation of $200,000 has been discovered in the of Assessment, New York qty.

Window Sash. 8 by I*', 0 by I", 10 by 11, and 10 by 15, at cvp9 V. I. LiR15AIU* A' SON’S.

'C'LOUI^—From tho Patriot Mills of *■ S. Howe 5t Son, for sale. augCO CLARKSON $ WALDO.'

Golden have a lot of the beat St. Lout* Gntdin Syrup, for'sale cheap. . CLARKON & WALDO,

augt!0 CLARKSON 4 WALDO.

(Easl) fot lDl)cnt! 'till pay (lie highest jiiatketj » » price, IN CASH, lor aay'.auantity of tvheat. fc*. E. fc J. K. PLEASANTS. Vevay, Aug.20, 1658.