Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 42, Vevay, Switzerland County, 13 October 1858 — Page 4

A. H. C. UilOCKEN, "2 Cliff Sthe r, Vbffr, Manufacturer or

the Indiana reveille, IS Published al Yevay, Ind., every Wednesday morning, and is afforded to subscribers al the low price of one dollar ra ansvm, in advance. It is devoted to General News, Poutical Intelligence, Agriculture, Local News, Ac., dec., and the discussion of all questions of interest to the'public generally. Its editorial columns will be Neutral in Politics and Religion. Unlike some other papers, its editorial columns will be free from vulgarity and profanity. Reflecting the wishes and wants of this community, we ask, and hope to merit and receive, the encouragement and patronage of the public. . > F. J. WALDO, PcBusnER.

SWAN Jt CO.’S LOTTERIES

ities of learning bv> rote. Other nations of Europehave also systems, which for the same purpose, are excellent. But England and America, (and particularly America,) have their lyceums, promoting a spirit of free enquiry among their people; and who will compare Americans, or Englishmen, with Prussians, or other Europeans in point of intelligence. But it is not alone as promoters of intelligence among the people of our country, that we are to uphold lyccums. They are nursoriesofmorality. Young men find in them agreeably society, and the mind once interested, wishes not to wander for company, to where the card table ami wine glass are initiating villains.

03* A good story was fold us lately, of preacher in the town of P—. in Vtnnsylvania, which we shall take the liberty of ieprodneing. It appears the minuter has been wedded to a thy lady,'whose first gift was a itawry of ten thousand dollars, with the promise of as much more upon the dcceaseAf her invalid parent. Shortly after /marriage, while occupying the pulpit, he chanced to give out a hymn, the fifth verso of which commenced: f "Forever let my grateful heart*'

Indiana

Triumphant!!

Glass Syringes, Homcepathic Vials, Graduated Measures, Nursing Bottles, etc., 1 LASS Ware for Chemists, Druggists, PerxJV fumets, Photographers, etc, .Green Glass Ware by the package., A liberal discount made to the trade.. Orders from Coun-try-Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price Lists seal on application. iep3-3m

SWAN & CO.

Continue to Draw 11 Usual Without Interruption. ; SWAN & CO.'S

;Proni too Pbllomatofan Cera. Lyceums.

Lotteries ore Legal, tnd Authorised by the Syttc of Georgia,

Associations in the nature of: our own Philomatheau Society, though now more prevalent than formerly, are : still much underrated. Surely the ability to discriminate, rapidly and to reason | with correctness, on any subject, to originate ideas and to convey! them with force to others, and with as much ease to a large audience ns to a single individual, ' can never be entirely useless; or at least never be an impediment to any one, while it may be of incalculable \ benefit. If then as mental philosophers tell us, all the powers of the mind are - strengthened by exercise, would there not be less propriety in neglecting our common schools, than there is in this general neglect of literary societies. One fills the head with mere facts, the other, with ideals. Schools give us the materials of knowledge, lyceums teach us how to use thoge materials, so as to refine and ennoble the better part of ourselves and benefit our. fellow men, and without such knowledge, those materials can be of but little value. Like a misers gold, they are received and locked in a strong safe, from which neither charity nor pleasure, cun ever take them away. Among those whose precepts and examples enforce these truths, and demonstrate the utility of lyceums, ate the most honored names in the world. Clayi Wirt, and Banks, if their biographers tell the truth, certainly owe much of their celebrity to the training of good debating .clubs. These names are mentioned because their connection with lyceums is more, generally known and' because their, examples are regarded as peculiarly demonstrating the utility of lyceums, in forming the statesman and orator. But their names arendt the only ones connected with literary associations of this character. Biographers . may leave such connection unnoticed, but it would he hard to find a very great statesman or orator anywhere of whom it could ho. said with certainty, “he never . was a member of a, lyceum.” j And who can read ’ the life and writings of Franklin,. without feeling that he owes much of that deep practical philosophy, to his connection with the junto and other like associations. Lyceums are no modem invention. The schools of the ancient philosophers partook much of their . character, and from one of them founded by Aristotle, the name Lyceum originated. Where is there schools of equal renown or j destined to live longer in the memory of man than those of the ancient philosophers. ' The academy, the School of Socrates, and the lyceum,, though they have]

O* The late attempt to injure our firm has shown that our Lotteries' arc drawn fairly, that our piiics ate paid punctually, and list oat schemes are more liberal than any other Lottery in the world ! '

Prospectus of I he

PIlILOMATlTEAN OEM; To be issue<T Semi-Monthly/ at Vevay, Ind., as the Organ of tho Vevay High School, end devoted to Mental, Mot-

TUB following Scheme will be drawn be S. Sw*a 4 Co., Manager* of the Sparta Academe Lottery, In each of their Single lumber LntUrtc* for October, IMS, at AUGCbTA, Georgia, uulet tbo •operintendeoee of Commtuionera.

Uis words paused—he coughed slightly—then adding: "The choir will bmit the filth verse,*’ sal down with something like a nervous haste. With curiosUyoxcited at this conduct of their minister, the congregation smiled aome as they read;

Class 35 draws on Saturday, Oct. 2, ’58. Class 36 draws on Saturday, Oct. 9, *53 Class 37 draws on Saturday, Oct. 1C, *53 Class 38 draws on Saturday, Oct, 2S. *5SClass 39 draws on Salurday/Oe?. '5S On the Plan of Single Sm:.' . • 00,000 TICKET*. Fite t&ouaond /our hundred r * l-f-tt,' Nearly one Prize to every Sh-- Tickets.

al, and Physical Education.

Spring and Summer Goods. Anderson Sc Hagan, HAVE fust received and ate now opening at their Store room in * MOOR S FIELD, Xt a Tylt and! complete stock of seasonable Dry Goods, comprising a choice and varied assortment of the latest styles of DRESS dc FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, AC., which are offered at prices which will defy competition, and to which we respectfully invite the attention of our old customers, and the public generally. (p* Call and examine for yourselves. Anderson & Hngan. MooreGeld, Ind., apr. 28, 1853. *

IF sufficient, encouragement is offered; the members of the .Vevay High School and the Philomatbeon Society, will commence the publication of the above-named paper about the lOlb of September, 1858. - ; We feel assured (bat our fellow-citiieus heed no arguments to convince them of the importance and utility of this enterprise.' It commands itself , la every one, as a great and praiseworthy means of encouragement to those who are toiling for an Education. Then Parents, Friends, and Fellow-citUens, to you we appeal for aid. Will your generous hearts respond to this appeal bybecoming subscribtrs for the "Gem I** ■ Will the friends of Education, be eo kind as to send us a list of subscribers from their*respective neighborhoods T. OCr* Terms,'25 cents per quarter, in advance. Address, "FHILOMATHEAN OEM," jytG-tf ■ Vevay, Ind,

"Forever let my grateful heart His boundless grace adore, Which gives trn thousand blessings note, And bids me hope /or more.”

Marriage CEtirito.w.- -An old Dutch farmer just arrived at tho dignity of Justice of tho Peace, had his first case of marriage; ha did it up in this way: Tie said, first to the tnaoi "Veil, you vnnts to be marrit, do you ? Veil, you loevs dish voman so good as any. voman you have ever seen ?” VYes,".answered the man. Then to the woninji; "Veil, do you love dis man so belter as any man you have ever .‘■cen?" She hesitated a little, and ho repeated. "Veil, veil, do you like him so.veil ns to»l« his wife?" "Yes, yes," she answered, "Veil, dat ish all any reasonable man could expect. So you arc marrit; 1 pronounce you man and wife." • The man asked the Justice what was to pay. "Nothing at all; you arc welcome to it, if it till do you any good."

Magnificent scheme, to at mu tvs

EACH SATURDAY I.V OCTOUKR t 1 Prize of. .$70,000 4 prizes of.,, .41*00 I prire of... 30,000 4 prizes uf 800 1 prize of.. .10,000 4 prizes of lOtf I prize of.... 5,000 4 prizes of COC 1 prize of.... 4,000 50 prizes of I prire of 3,iVO 50 prizes of 300' I prize of 1,500 100 prizes of.... 1C54 prize* of... l,000 23U prizes of lOO *rraoxiJUTK«s rnlzrs. 4 pnrci of t too appro*, to sro.wo pri/c jrca4 *• 300 •• 3CI.U1) •• 4 ** few '• io,(.*o *• tw.» 4 M l‘ZS *• 5,1*0 •• jip 4 *■ lu) ** t.icu . •• r(jo 4 “ 75 ■' 3.K0 “ 3(0 4 “ 50 IJ(0 •• ..to 5.000 “ eu iri - - • Uv^»v'

In conclusion, let me say: XV rents for your encourage the lyceum. patriots, for your country’s well are, try and increase the benefits of the lyceum. Ministers of the gospel, for the sake of morality, make the lyceums a special charge; study well their : bearing on society, with-an eye to improvement, and the lyceums of the future will as much excel those of the present, as our schools of to-day, excel those which.wcre here when this country was new, and.wjll begin to assume in the minds ol men a place equal to their importance. • •

SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. /■1HE undersigned are now in receipt of a Ji large and complete assortment of

CARD AND JOB PRINTING, At Low Prices for .Cash! Next to Prompt and Energetic Attention, tne best way to Increase Tour Easiness,

Hardware and Cud cry, Consisting in part of the following leading articles, to-wit:*— . Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and Shears, . Razors and Strops, Table, Tea, and Pasting Spoons, Edge TwOls of all descriptions, * Bench Planes, Gages and Squares, - Hand, Ripp, Pannel * Tennant Saws, Wood and Cross-Cut Saws, Carpenter’s and Cooper’s'Tools.

Prize-;. Ajf.itiii.i.ijt' to j'iiti.Ofjy Whole Tickets $10; Halves >.*>; gu.',:;efs O* A Circular showing H.e of i!,e teries will he sent to any tk -itoas uf teceiving ii. Certificate* of Pitt-km,* • a . ,;,i •< u.c followlnc rale*. alilrU U I'i ■ ;

Is tu circulate Rills and Cards extensively;

a ad loanable business men to do Ibis, the INDIANA HB VEIL LB OFPiCB Oilers peculiar advantages. This office is now supplied with a

jpar A good story is told by tlic XeVr Haven Register of “Bishop/' who was sent down to Xew York with one of his patent fly-trap machines as a "specimen number.’ * A was very desirous ho should set it a going in bis shop, and in the course of half an hour something Jess than a peck of flies had been "h ( u?ed.” The butcher was pleased, but concluded, as iho (lies were "all.trapped.V he didn't want the "machine.”

. —-ALSO 400 pair Trace Chain*, 200 Haller Chains. , 50 pair Breast Chains, ’ ' 35 Log Chains, 25 Lock Chains, Double and Single'Barrel Guns, Pistols of every description, SholBags, Powde.v Flasks and Horns, Saddle and Carriage Trimmings, such as Bridge Bills, Enameled Leather, Buckles, do - Cloth, Stirrups A Spurs, Laces A Fringes, Tacks and Harness Saddles, Brass Bands, Ac., Ac.

Mi f Bill, And a large assortment of *

Certificate of package .it in \V‘i,..,vs $*:/ (nr Do, Jo. It’il.»;ve.-> 10 Ur Do. ■ do. I 1 * ■J.: ijTt-rs iio i>i Da. Jo.-* in Ki-vii*, tow.’'

William L. Cambell.

/it Ori/frin" Tirlft* or C. *. ,-r,dn>(: the indMj to tieraililr -vs f.-fT.i i.-;. .>ri-r..t, ,,n receipt of wbt*ti they will V* i i. .j r lf . t Purcnaw-r* ran liaie li.-V.-i-. ~ in ih.-i may deVipnale. The Ii.1 ->f -lr.. * .f ,\.m ."i-m r-,.l j.n. ie* 'ill U* M-til t<i (mo l--s-f' iuiij.vo.-t-. !v a;t<-r.irm Jnralnjr. IWlia-Ts will wra. .i.-i.aiur* plain. aO-i five ilolr .’n-Otaj.—. ,-iiur,u mm M .i HTf* Krim-tnls-r tlini ever. -!-_u u ... -I - aMr J|» foil wUhf.ul J'-Jm j -iti. I>rwf» i.f glam-j.-l m. t.-r, alrly after thedriwiiic— »»•:*—r | :vr.;,i t., ■ nl imuv of thirty Jay*. ('i.lnmt; AJUresiall noW* f->r'I>;ti i< (Vrilirvti-* t. Is* Sit A.k A L’> uf-i,

EPiLAasa a® pai»r wipi,

Parens, Inks, Gauds, ike.. And being under the superintendence of an experienced Printer, we oie confident of giving entire satisfaction to those in want of Cakd a.mi Job

“Always Singing.”

While talking with a neighbor I heard a sweet, plaintive voice singing that beuutiful hymn : ** Jesus, love of my soul !V- , ; The child was up stairs ; I knew it was a child’s voice from its silvery softness. I listened for a while, and then said, “That child has a sweet voice,”

"Very ■ well,”. said Bishop; "I’m a Yankee, and I .won’t take advantage of you by carrying off your flies,” and drawing the slide he liberated thu whole hwnrru about the butcher’s cars, and beat a retreat under cover of a little tho 'loudest buzzing ever heard in that vicinity.

Printing nt Low Prices!

Having personally selected the above articles, we can assure our friends that they are of superior qosliiy, - and we intend selling them at wholesale or retail at as low prices as they can be bought west of the mountains.

THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED

DRUG STORE, A'o. 5, Schenrh’s /few, Ferry tireel, TEVAY, IIVD.,

■ 1U* A list t.f Il.e iioraf'- ;; llaiianeilMvtti from the wheel, with i;, c .nii-um: «.f if;*- ptir*,that each i.\euttlleJ X>‘, wiii i e pi.-Mitl.i-J nfttr every drawing, ill llur ffiilpM |ni)rrs:* Orltana M*Aile li-"l StinuIurJ. liiiAnll* Uai>nt, .hhuh> Inttili"intir, /I. V. llrri/y fl.ii* /j'uni, .VjriiniMi/i Morninj; Sr irt, ff/r/iemni l*<s : »<irh t ,\V>r V-ni Dhpatrh, VaMing ;.1I •*,. rV/ro-n. .(•a) ('nn/tituliuiiclift, at*.! l.iill- Hack Ark A Tru* Dtmon-it . . . -ji-fT-i,;,

Give us a call,'and examine our slock of goods and. prices, before going elsewhere to purchase. F. L* Grlsard & Son*

IS steadily increasing in business, and the proprietor would respectfully announce to Hie public that his stock of

“ Yes, she has ” returned my friend. “She is always singing.” Always singing ! I passed that . way again.— Summer was here in her fullness, strewing the earth with flowers, and the sky with stars. The same sweet Troice'was' thrilling on the air —

(£r A Dutch woman desires to advertise her pony which hud "lost himself, mit a tail frisky ver-mooch, and strikes ver hard mil hta hind fists!”

illoflat’s Life Medicines

DRl'CS.ANI),CHEMICALS Is now complete-in every department, and his motto being "irmrfl pro/in and yufdt returns," he is prepared to sell al prices which cannot fail to give general satisfaction As an exemplification of this fact purchasers hare only to call at bis Drug Store and be satisfied.

WHICH now possess higher celebritj and respectability among the families of the United States than any others before the public, or used by the Medical Profession,.are purely Vegetable. . ■'• immediately relieve all ordinary derangements of Health, whether arising from Impaired. Digettive junction!, Cottitrnegi, BUiout and Liver Ajfectiont, or Scrofulous Halil,

JSST Faith—dn anchor dropped beyond tho vale of death. s »-

w a hi it i li io a. r o rs i> u v a\ u fiAnim: WdUKs,

The following staple articles, of the bkst qua lilt, will, at all times be sold at the lowest shade of profit: i

l.MtUMfVl.IS, Imh.w v.

Llnttttt Oil, Spirit* Tnrpcntlnr, Pun White and Red Lead. Putty, Lard Oil, Burning Fluid, Engine Oil, Fish Oil, Alcohol, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, . Window Glass, Paints of all colon; Varnish, Paint and .While-Wash

IIASSEI.il A\ A VIM’OS,

But besides this, they act powerfully and specifiely in Acute ond CArome Rkrumaittm, Settled Faint of the (Jrpant and Limit, Filet, Jitlhmti, Jaundice, Wormt, Ulcert, T umort, Sire I lines. Scurry, Salt Rheum, .Eruption*, of the Shin, Vnhraltiy Complexion, Billiou* and Seri out Loose new, jVrrefus Debility, ,4/* fectiont of the D bidder and Kidney t, Drop try. Erytipeiit, Corrupt Humort, and other still more malignant aud Ihrealning disease. Tfie Proprietor is in possession of thousand.of Certificates of this comprehensive efficacy of the ’ 2,1ft PIUi and Fbeenlx Bitter*.

■ lusrrwrm.i!,: nr EXCUSES AMI nmi.HItvi. CAST and WintrcM Iron Mndiiuerr, T.f ai| kinds: tins! MiiH; JH,;. t ;<i.J t*ii* cleSaw -Mills.' Also, Itlikc, Cir:tiuSei»;i inter. Improved. Pill’s (iyiiin JSrjmtaler.

“Oil, Iiad I wings like a dove, I would flj!'* This time the little singer was in the yard. I; gazed upon the spiritual softness of her features -—the sweet eyes, like “brown birds tlying to the light,” the fine, expressive lips, the dark silken curls: I felt that she would soon have her wish answered, and find a refuge in heaven. J , Always singing! Autnm'u came; the wild swan was turning toward thesouth; the leaves were dropping from the trees, and spears of frost glittering among the-grass, A strip of crape nattered from the flatter of the house where my little singer lived. By the great white throne, by the river of eternal gladness, she was striking her golden harp, and singing in the gushing fullness of imperishable glory., 1

* ’ ! Brushes, $c. The above and all other articles sold at the New Dace Stokr, ore warranted genuine and of the very best quality. ID" The undersigned, thankful for the liberal patronage-already bestowed, solicits, anil will endeavor to merit a continuance ol the same. janl-*5» . ISAAC: STEVENS.

These Cerli finale are. unexceptionable «m1 undeniable, Tor they are given voluntarily b> the persons cured," who testify to what they know and feel. These remedies are perfectly mild and agreeable to their operation, and can* not be tried by any afflicted person withou jrivifig.thc utmost satisfaction and deligbl. Prepared and sold by Da. W. B. MOFFAT, feblO-ly , 335 Broadway, New York. O’ For sale by J. L. THIEBAUD, Vevay, la.

/ i CARD from ‘ Dr. James Iff. I im-Jarreltt of ihiNete- Yark< hung In * \ rinnary.—My connection for the past eight years with the above Institution, as Chief.Pbyr, sician, and twelve" years’ course of steady* devotion lo the Cure of Pulmonary Consumption and its kindred diseases, together with, my unrivalled-opportunities and advantage of pathological research—aided not a little by a perfect system of iltdical Inhalation— has enabled me to arrive." al a decisive, direct, and successful course of treatment for (be positive and radical cure of all diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and Air-Passages. JJy Inhalation,the vopor and curative properties of medicines are directly addressed to the diseased organs aud the integument. I do not advise the use of. Medical Inhalation of any kind,.to the exclu-, Ision bf general treatment; and oithonph t con-;] j aider it a useful adjuvant in the proper man/ ogement of those fearful and. often feta] dls- J esses, yet 1 deem it very necessary that eacbj patient "should have the benefit of 1 , both grner- i [of and local treatment -Thesuccess of my! I treatment in the above diseases, and: the high | character of the Institution over which 1 have | to long bad the honor to preside, are too well j [known to need any eulogy or comment. from. I me. At the solicitation of many private and : I professional ’■fiends, through whose pbilan-! thropic aid the above charity has been long I and libtially supported, and after due consideration, 1 have : concluded to make such arrangements as . will bring the benefits of my experience and treatment within the reach of all, and-not confine myself, as heretofore, to those only who entered the Infirmary, or who were able to visit. me at my office. Hoping therefore that the arrangement will give entire satisfaction, both to my professional brethren and the public,! would respect fully announce in cbnclusion, that;/ eon liois fie consulted personally or by letter, "on all diseases as above, and that the medicines," the same as used in the Institution, prepared to suit each individual case, /nfla/mg Vapors, Medical Inhalert, Jfc., Jfe., will be forwarded by express to any pari of the United States or the Canadas. Ttitus—M> terms of treatment by.letter ere as follows, viz: 812 per month for each patient, which will include medicine sufficient for one month's use 1 ; also. Inhaling Vapor, and an Inhaling Apparatus. Payment as follows; $6 to be paid to Express Agent on receipt of the bos of Medicine, and. the balance $3 at the expiration of the month", if the patient be cured or is entirely satisfied with, the treatment. Patients/ by giving a full, history of their cas.Vand their symptoms in full, can be treated as well by letter as by personal examination. Patients ‘availing themselves of. Dr. Jarrell's treatment may rely upon immediate and permanent relief, as be seldom has to treat a case over thirty ■ days.; Letters for advice promptly answered.- For further particulars address JAMES M. JARRBTT, M.D., No. 820 Broadway, cor. Twelfth St., N.V. P. S.—Physicians and others visiting tbs city are respectfully invited to call at the Infirmary, where mapy interesting oas« cap bo witnessed, aqd where our improved appa-\ rains for the inhalstion of medicated vapor 1 can beseen and inspected. sep3-6m^

TUB K1UST I'.AK.MUM .'lACIHM V.

110KSK I'OW'KHS f.t! Ut-li vi Tuitihlnt* Shaft Machine.

INDEMNITY.

1’OKTABi.E KOINES. Mttuh'.t A.r mnding Thrcshinc M.i.lnios. Coin Sht-Ut-t*, Portable Mills. Vi'iw.d Snuirii;, At. Tl.i- 3»lrf» tiuc of Karincrs i> thrtctnl < m •'i* frtnvf. as they sieailmirthty ,»rir»p’»,-l :<» . t .,y :>•?;o «l;t h te rse p *w«-r rwn !•»• F’ir Circulars, V,ih;» n *■ -m: .• i, .■•■burTs as ahuvtf.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, • o PHILADELPHIA.

( I Rtwrolent imlltullnfi. CftoblUhed by «ndo« tnritt Tor tee relief of the ilck ud dliiretwJ, * afflicted wlte Virulent and Epidemic dlKuei.

TO allpenoni afflicted with Seraal Disease*, mh M SPRRAIATORRIKEA, SEMIRAL WEAK. RES8, IMP0TE5CE, CORORRHffiA, OLHET, SYPHILLIS, tee ViceofOXARtSM. SELF-ABUSE. Ac.

The HOWARD ASSOCIATION,In tl«w of the w Till destruction of human life, caused by Sexoal dir eases.and tho'deeeptlnris practiced upon the nnfortu* nous victims of sack disease* by Quicks, several yean ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, u S CHAKtTABLE ACT worthy of their name, to open n Uispen* wry for the treatment of this cUssof diseases. Id ill their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life. A tU) and In case of extreme poverty and suffering, to lUrnlsh rued* leinev Iren of charge. It U needless to add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and. vilt furnlih the most approved modern treatment . • '. ,. ' ■' The Di rectli on a review of thepast, feel assn ted

Dll. WAlTii ih a n i: n i i: A r i i.ls. J(lr ti> T»ie Ai Tjctk.'*. - ■ • \>; Nvr.r.o'. W s! ONE small l»>\ of iMis cures ninety tune cases out of a luitnltnl. No ll.Vsam, no Mercury, no odor on the hic-rtb, no ft nr of i!rleclion, TVo mimII pills :t thtse; ’iisVhss om 1 harming ai water. Foil rr>- giv-n, *" i!.«i the patient can cure himself «> i enain a. « Ul> rlee of too c.Ti>erkin.->t ••irt.'e.iti.aivl niucli letter than with the iet*ico >*f »me ..( tiule *.*\jvr)eiK-e it. ihU elaja of disease.

ceased to exist more than two ] thousand years ago, will be re-| membered when not a vestago ofl •the proudest school.of modem: times remains. Lyceums pre-| sent knowledge in an attractive' form. They excite curiosity, pro- ■ mote enquiry, and lead the stu dent by the attractions of knowledge, high up the high.,of: science. The common school on the other hand, often drives!

jpy Roasting- a Chicken may be thought a very simple operation; but in onr opnion, not ono in, ten of modern housekeepers can do it to perfecliou. Firstly, because they have no convenien* cies. The abumiuabls cooking-stove has spoiled many a and none more so than this of a roast chicken,, which never has been, and never will ho roasted to perfection in any other way than lied up by tho legs, swinging by a string, before & wood hre, dripping its gravy in which there is a little cream and a lump of butter, with which tho roast is to bo basted from lime to time, until the skin is,brown and flesh thoroughly cooteu. -It is this cooking in the open gives it the peculiar richness. If a cliicken puist be roasted or; baked in r a i sloyo-oyob, it should Wdone with the.pyenjdopr open’. With some stoves it can be.ranch done in ah 1 open pah set dowhibefpro the grate. All holes in the body of a fowl should be sewed up as tight as possible—not merely drawn together, but tight.

Suer at 91 Ml. T(i 1ST J’*rt nr t m. Cnmn t.y enclosing one dollar o Ha. It. <J. tfir.ws.Nn. !.'>( '«nh hereath St-hclow Mace, i’liil-i-l.-lj.Lia. A li!—r.d .It—connt to the trade. Xmif "eiu;in:* tiiitinui the «ri;u-i. ■ignator* of l>. O. W aUi>ii..I*n<}>net.ir. Dr. iV,"» trvctmei.t f*»r Fv*f-al>u»,-. U r;Vii -.% A r.. U entirely iUff.rTCulffviinth.' u«tial oMf*.*. Hr. -V, l.a* cured hundreds »ho have tried oilier. ■ultlMat iteurih. Tbi treatment Uas certain to cure a* the sen I* t<» n-‘. Enclose a stamp, and ad dm* rr.'W. an al-.ee. pirinc a Tall history of your case. ar.d' "ii a ill bt.-M tie .lay yon made the effort to secure *hai I* rvria'n— \ \?it> ic*u Crti. marsl-ty-B n f

that their Ubo?W tbU tphere of beneroteot effort, bare been of greet benefit to' the afflicted, especially to the yonng,‘ abdnbey hero teeolred to derote tben< •elrea, with rinewed tetj, to IbU rery ini portent not noth deipteed ante, • jtut PnbUebed by the A a Report on Spematonhma,’or Seminal Vt’eakneat, the Vico of Ooanliioi’MaitarbaUdn or Self'Abnae. and other Wjeaiea of the Sena).Organa, by the CownlUng Snrneon, which will be unt by mall (In a aealed. enrel* ope), Fata or.Ctuini, bn the receipt of Thro Stamp# for pottage. ■ Addrcu, for Report or treatment. Dr. Gtoaoa R. Cauiorx, ComoIuq* Surgeon, Howard Association, Ko. 3 Snath Klnlb street, Philadelphia, Pa. . Hr order of Ike Directors. ’ ■ : ■ ■ . KIRA D. HKABTWKMn P(e#fd«nt GKO. PAIBCHILD, Secretary.' /• »arl7-ly

COTTON YARNS.

AS; AGENTS FOR THE COVINGTON $nd Cooper Cotton Factories or Ibis vi, cinity, and for Uic Hope and Eagle Factories, or PitUbMtgb, we are'prepared at all times to fill ordars promptly for Pound Yarns, Nos. 6 to 12, and Dotea Yarns, 400 to £00.* A Is?, Cat*, pet and Coverlet Warp, Twine,Waking, Batting, &c., -Vc,, at the lowest current rales,' and on tip usual credits, ora liberal,discount fpr iAsb. '' ■ •• ■ ■—RrBUCHANAN & SONv4V>gl3'3m* ' ■ Cincinnati, Oliio^

F. J. WALDO, AGENT,

him against his will. They certainly ought not to be neglected, for they, are more methodical and more thorough, but they never

VEVAY, IND. CASH ASSETS, ’ 8341,719 30 Insures Stores, Merchandise, liesi ind Personal Properly gene rally, aerates consistent wUJi lhe Mfuiatd assumed.

French millinery*

ought to be looked upon as entirely supplying the place of the lyceum. As even poor schools are better than none at all, so even poor lyceums, are better than to do without, hut surely they are capable-of being made much more beneficial to the countrythey are. Our legislators, while they are racking their brains for means of increasing the benefits of the common school system, should not forget the lyceum. Friends of education everywhere, when laboring for the universal spread of knowledge, should not forget the efficacy of the lyceum. Parents, when endeavoring to. give their childrenprinciplesof knowlshould not forget to provide for them a suitable lyceum.

Dwklli no IIolbes and contents, insured for a terra of years on the most favorable terras. Particular attention is given to this branch of Insurance, by this Company. , - Equitably Adjusted, and promptly Pnld .nt the Branch Office, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Jit

REMOVAL.-

Mrs. J. A, JIcndcrson, WOULD reipeclfully inform her cnsto- , niersand the public gepei»lly,‘lbat she will xemovi to her ' . ..

LITTLE GIANT

AND

S«*ra/»d Blffftnt Hflrti No. 92 Fourth SU, 3d.door West.of Vine SL, And'directly opposite the Foil Office, • Oathi 15thsfJSMpb, On which day ah* will open the largest end beat assortment of . French BottntU, Bonnet Blbb®»n* Artlfl* clal Flowcn, uii cOur HlUlntrf ■ / Trimmings,. t v Ever' brought to Cincinnati. . With her increased facilities for doing a much lalger basinet* than she baa heretofore done, her Store and Show Rooms being the largest West of Naw York, she will be enabled to offer Umsaui(*L)tD ItfoackysvTs to cmtomon in her line, at WhUfafe pro Ht&h . . •. Persona visiting Cincinnati a re pgrticnla/ly invited to ca» at Vo. .9? ffojjrth opporif e tiS5f 0fW? J. A.BBNDEB60N;

Illlf JtOIfilCA

'OccIsrELLE'CTUAiNATUnE.—Wc suppose that we carry our moral nature into another world, why not our intellectual natnro?—further, why our acquirements? Is it probable that a man who has scorned here all advantages for commune with the works of God, is at once to be enlightened as if be bad done bis duty to the Intel-. Hgenca within him or about him? It may be noticed that, as far as we can discern, the same physical laws govern the most distant parts of creation as those which prevail bore. Moreover, what wo call Nature or Providence, is thrifty as well as liberal—has apparently given to man no more faculty than be fully needs. May not a similar divine frugality—perhaps an essential element for the furtherance of life, and the dovolopement of energy—pervade creation?.—[Friends in Council.

Corn and Cob milts, at Manufacturers prices, at - noy?G . .GRISARD & SON'S.

To Bui ter linkers' : AND FAUMBBS GENERALLY. WE are now manufacturing Davis’s Patent Cham and Rutter Worker, and keep them constantly on band for sale. arranted—returnable if not approved, dec 11 F. L. GltiSAtO) h SON.

TOH B)npk|ng nl tt5 cts. per BW, A SUPERIOR article just received at the new Drug Store on Ferry street, “Fitct* in’* and make your Boots shine. ,p8 _ I; STEVENS^ 7" cbWER’S tacks" ALL warranted to clinch, foj sale by nuy20 GRJSARP jr SON..

PI^OVVS .-=-A- torga supply of Peacock £ Soa'c 6tcel Moold'^i^ Hoard Flows, for sale at yyd9 lllwl 1 Cincinnati prices. mmESM* op7 F. D. 0RI8AKU & SUN. ‘

CHAIN PUMPS—We keep constantly on hand Chain Pumps. For sale low by febU , F. L, QRI8ARD 4 SON.

JUST received Bora New York, a large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery. seplS #T L.atUSAKU&60N.

Hides Wanted. HIDES of all kinds bought by the undersigned, at the highest market price. Jc5 CLARKSON 4 WAlypO.

RAIN, GRASS 4 BRAMBLE SCYTHES.

Prussia has a system of education justly renowned for its facil*

HILL Side Plows, and Cultivators,—a supply alwjvs on hand. flj/’S Y, L- UJUSARU A SON.

Window Blinds and Doors, at p. L* GRISARD £ SON’S,

Circuit Court, SITTINGS OK THE COURTS, Is SwiTfcltUUAXD CoU.VTlT. I<t Momlay In .Mar. lit Monday In November. combos rcK-ts corar. ,W Mondnv of January, 1 J,t Monday nf July, 1;l .Mollify of April, J tsl Monday In October. cnjniissioMin'a coi-iit. M Monday of March, I l*t .Monday of September, I-I Monday of June,. 11st Monday of December. undersigned having comJg. nicnccil I he Iron Funndety - business, solicits the patronage QiglWSsfeia the public in general.- Call and see. ’ JOSIAI1 JACKMAN. Way, Iiu!-, April 7, lW8—lf . /

MRS. II. B. O’LEARY’S HAIE TONIC, For the Preservation ol the Holt-. TWAINS Preparation Is an unfailing cure for JL the Ukadaciif, and'Fever in the Head. H nreventsthe hair from turning grey till even old age, and is an infallible preventive of the hair failing off. This Tonic is Ihe same that was told by Mm. O’Leary wbiie stopping si tho Leclerc House, and gave entire satisfaction to all who used it. Every person'should try it, ami we will guarantee perfect satisfaction. It is the cheapest Tonic [that can be bought. For sale by ISAAC STEVENS. Mas. DBTBAZ & TAR* UV, Miss E. 11. KINCAID «V CO. JelSJIf