Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 44, Vevay, Switzerland County, 27 October 1858 — Page 4

I SWAN & CO.'jS LOTTERIES | Triumphant!! ' SWAN i CO. Contlnnc to Uravr «• final Without | f luitrni|itlau. i SWAN A. CO.'S lioltcrlra arc I.rgal, and Authorised h y i the State nr Georgia. 1 O* The late attempt to injure oar firm l.ss shown Uiat our Lotteries ore tjtawn fairly, that our prizes arc paid punctually? and that our schemes ate more liberal than any other Lottery in the world'! THE following Scheme a ill ho drawn br S, Swis & Co., Manager* of the Sparta AraJetny l/nlory, in tiarh of their Sincle NumW Lo tie riot for Socejtitvr, I Hi.*, at AVGUSTA, Georgia, onderlha ioperiuteiulcuce of ComrataioiuT*. Class 40 draws on Saturday, Nov. G, *5S. Class 41 draws on Saturday, Nov. 13,'58 Class 42 draws on Saturday, Nov. 20, '58 (Class43 draws on Satitday, Nov. 27, *58 1 On (he Plan of .Single Number*. | 50,000 TICKETS, Fire thousand Jour hundred end S5 Prittt! j Nearly to every Nine Tickets. Magnificent- scheme. j wh o«i«vx • lEACIl SATCIIDAY IN NOVEMBER! 1 Prize of. .$70,000 .4 prizes of... .$000 I prize of.30,000 4 prizes of ,$oo 1 prize of... l0,0t)0 4 prizes of...., .700 1 prize of 5,000 4 prizes of COO , 1 prize of.... 4,000 SO prizes of 500 1 prizi of.'.., 3,0W ; SO prizes of 300 1 prize of.... 1,500 • 100 prizes of..., 125 4 prizes of... i,000. 230 prizes of 100 *rr«O3CIM.lTI0\ MIZES. 4 p me* of 8 4W) appro*, to jTii.uo prize arv$!Wo 4 •* >0 “ 30,i ro •• i,i« 4 “ - SWI • u ] 0.01)0 » • t«| 4 “ 13i . “ 5,000 5(4) 4 “ 1W “ 4.000 “ . po 4 “ is “ Amo! « 3oo ■ 4 " 541 •• lAUO M eui p.lM) u 50 an» - • . lOo.oM) 5, JS5 Prizes, A mounting, to $320, OCO Whole.Tickcls $10; Halves Quarters $21. U'A Circular showing the plan of the Lot* ■ teties will be sent to any one desirous of recervine it. t>rllflralc* of Pnchngr* Kill be k-1 J at ibe ing fair*, which ii the rut ; Certitreate of. package af 10 Wholes $)ifl (JO Do.' do. 10 Halves' 40 Oil ■ Do. * do. * ID Quarters 20 00 Do.- do. 10 KK'MIis, io W: In OrdtrihfS Ttrlrft or Crrtijiratr?, enclose the money l.» iiiir a-Mrc*. f»rlb>‘ Tiilrl* pr|t-iv.I 0*01*11 <1 i’l »tilth Vbey will be forwar.liHl b; flr*t mail. VutthaM'n roll hat i- ticket* ending in jfny "figure (hey may .loignate, The U.tof Oraun 3»nil>>-r*sti.l pri- *•*« Kill be o*iit M purrhi-vrs limm-.lbh'Iv afl.-r t!n» draK iiip. l'ur»lM*-;n »ill pb-a*.* » rih- lln-ir -ijuntur.. plain, oflit glie lln ir t’orbtlTk’i*, nmiijj ami State. Try* Kcoiciabvr that every prUe t,\lra*ti nti.t ;nvnhte In foil Kitboul ild.lurti'Xi. - ■ try* A» prize* »r Sl.UfVau.l under. l>a!<t irnru-ti-plelv after the Ora* mg-other prize* at the u*a a I time of lliirty ilajr. rviniuntilcaltitu* .Irit il) niiiB.I.-nti il. . AtMrva* all order* furTtekvU or (Viiidrate* to S. SWAN A .CO., .1 uiyiir/o, (,\i. Jjr. A list of the mtiiihers :haf are drawn fro in the wheel, with the amount of the prize that cadi is entitled to, will he published aft. r every tUg wi in;, ini he fol !n wj n •; pap-.- r*; - AVjr ,OrUan* Drltu, JfoSi/r Churlnton Slan Jiinl. Sfitthrille tfuzettr, /nfr//iL'rnrrr, ,V. IV UVrify ; Ihty Itnol, S-trantt.th .1/arnint' .Yrirn, liiehmutid rA, AVic V«rt Dir/Xilfh, f'hrian, .1 uo-uf-j ; ;/?«.) (/ttiffifufiono/i>(, and /.tll/r Uork if.lri-A ,7'ruc Pt*;tncrut. fttl27-lm

SITTINGS 01' TBK COLTIT;,. fa SwnitM-tsn Cocvrv. f r ~„n Ai-rt M'* Monday iu May. Ciiywli C«»n, j .vr ull ,{,y in Xiivtuil-er CO!l>1<*X PI.IMS riirr.T. hi of January, I I*’. JJor.'by (if July, hi MohJjV Of A;Til, | hi Monday In Ociolurr.

CAU1) 'AND .1OU WUNT1XG, At Dow Prices fur Cash! Next to Prompt ami Energetic j- Attention, the best way to

THK INDIANA KEVK1LLK, j IS Published nl'VeTay, Ind., every Wcdnes- [ day morning, ami is a (Tot Jed to subscribers > at the low' price of one dollar ?er annum, in advance. “ |

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Snuff Dipping. ' f j We clip the following ftom a North! Carolina exchange: f There are, perhaps, in onr State, .*oue hundred arid twenty-five thousand women, leaving out of the account those who have; not cut their teeth, and those who hvae , lost them from.age. Of this number, SO per cent., may be safely set down as snuffi dippers. Every, five of'these will use npj a two ounce paper of snuff per day—that j is, the one hundred thousand dippers, twij j thousand five hundred pounds per day, | amounting in one year to the enormous | doaiitity of nine hundred and twelve thonjfiand pounds-.'• .In;this number of smut ‘ dippeta, is included all ages, colors nn l conditions, from Dinah in the kitchen‘m the mistress in the parlor —-from the Huh; miss of four years old to her oM grimly gtandniama, who has hut two snags in ! her head, ■ I am glad there are sunn* of, [ both black and white who are ahovt» lie I nasty practice, : included in the tiO pot ! ! cent., which 1 have-excepted. j I Think of the effects of this habit. Of; | these dippers, ssxtcen hundred marry cv- i cry year, thus, palming that nmiilcr of j sickly carcasses upon a like number oi the j sterner sox to pay doctor's bills fur, du-1 ring the remainder of thair lives. 8nnli is a greater corse than liquor in those places where it is used as a ibrultifico. , ■ Wo are no little aMouEhcd at the: statement, and ; must believe it ah exag-.j geralion. \Yo have often heard of dipping as vefy prevalent in Texas, but we are convinced that North Carolina can | beat us opt and.out. Judging from what we have seen in our travela in different sections, believe twenty-five percent,, of the women of Texas would be a large estimate of those addicted to. this-vice. And as for the ladies, not ten. per cent of them ever use the/ noxious "stick.”- Those that do, are easily distinguished as a bloated drudkard ‘ among gentlemen. Those who hava seen the sallow complexion, the wan, look,- the premature wrinktci, tho failed -connf#nanco which the "dipper” of a few years l addiction to (he habit is sure to/ possess, cannot be.mistaken. . ' ■ ■' ■■■

TIis Lost Steamer Austria.

i It is devoted to Gexcrit. New?, Political 1 Intci.uocsci:, Auaicultcre, Local News, , &c., ic., and (be discussion of alt questions of interest to the public generally. Its editorial columns will .be Neutral is Politics ! AM* ItrLIfilliS.

arrival nr stmvivons from fafal. : ’ Her Biitannic Majesty's steam frigateValorous,- arrived at New York on Thursday'evening, from England,* by way of j Faya I r (one of-the Azores) having' on j board: forty two of the passengers of tho] ill-fated hteamship Austria, who were landed at that port by the French hark.; Maurice.. - I

COM mission El('s COURT, in Mwli-.v of M .r.’h, | H M-eidny “f s..| ‘.scit-nr, lit Mu;..!lv of 1 (ji L* •■■;' b.v ...Vr. m¥EMNIT>N

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Is l * circulate Hills, and Cards extensively; ami to unable business men to Jo Ibis, the INDIANA REVEILLE OFFICE UiVv:s peculiar advantage?. This office is now supplied with a ■

1 I'nliku some other papers, its editorial col* . utmu will be free from vulgarity and profanity. > HelluC’.Uig the wishes and wants of this ■ community,- . tt ‘u ask, and hope to merit and recurve, the encouragement and patronage of 1 the public. • ,1-VJ. WALDO, Pl'Busher.

m® fms, And a tareu urioitniutit of ■ yiAm &m I’.u'Kiis, Inks, Caiiks, ftc., An! I t in j under the snpe*riiiieii(hiict of an t’j li;- nr-d Printer, "v oie confident of givii:c eat ire saiisfavlioii to those in want of Cvki* am* .L.b Printing at f/oic Prices!

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■. From the statements of the brought over in the Valorous, ‘we glean ! the following additional incidents of the burning;— When the flames had driven the passengers from the deck they clung to ropes hanging over the side of the vessel, bnt as tho numbers increased on the upper part of the ropes and strove to slide down them to keep clear df the smoke and flame, the . pressure became loo groat for those under- j neath, who, becoming exhausted by being j dragged through tho water, Jet go their bolds, and sank. The greatest confusion ensued, especially in tho aflcrpart of the ship, where the flames and i-niokc ponred in in intense volumes. Many ladies and even gentlemen, at the very first appearance of the flames on deck, jumped overboard, and of course were loft Jar astern by the vessel’s progression through the water. One gentleman threw all his children overboard, then his wife, and afterwards followed himsglf. This was not the only case «( a similar nature. ' Two beantiful 'girls (sisters,)' embraced cadi other on deck, and then, hand in hand; leaped into the water, and were seen to rise together—tho hair of the.-younger of them having become loose, felt'ov,er her face, when the. elder sister, moving it aside with her- hand, gave hern farewell Mss, and, closely locked in each other’s arms, they sank to rise no more. Another gentleman, holding on by a rope ia:tha , water with one hand, being towedby, the ship, in'-the other holding up his only child, with his wife clinging round his neck till nature became exhausted, and the wifi; and child Were swept away; he, poor man, stilt held on, unconscious, and yet was saved to bemoan their loss, and to bear the marks of the rope on his wrist ,lo his life's 'cod* .The bowsprit and fore part of thoship were crowded, and numbers were hanging outside by ropes. One fern ale, who • had a rope around her waist, was very much burned by the great heat of the shipVside. SW could hot free herself from the rop6,prget any oho to let it go, and she might have been roasted alive had not tlic ropc burnt through, when she full into the .water and was saved. Her wounds are now nearly healed. From the flames Inclining aft at the first, the doors of the grand saloon and companion ladders were;;soon in a blaze, fad dll those who were; in tho saloon were obliged to be hauled on deck . through the skylights.

[ Spring amt Summer Goods. I Aii(Ici’m>ii A: Hawaii, i EJT AVK just received and aw now owning 1 J3 S at their Store room in 1 37',.w o o k i: f IE ld, x b ! a full and complete slock of seasonable.Erf Cnnls, comprising a choice and varied assortir.ftit of the latest styles of DUi:ss A dky goods, (;UOC’i:ilIKS,‘ NOTIONS,- : which are offered at pribes which will defy ; eutnptiUion, andto which we respectfully inj vile the attention of our old bnslonier?, and 1 the public, generally. ■ 3j* Call and examine for yourselves. ; Anderson & llitgan. ! MoorcfielJ, liuL, apr, 2$, 1553.

HARWOOD it DOAN, W.IJ.WE just iu(fived a Luge addition to it L. their stuck tif 1 , Wry and Dress ftotids, 'ytir.-d ii* the season, In which they would respec'.riiiy invite U,e attention of these in want ol i cued article in ll.ur tine, at low prices., Uur arri*n , :i'iii*;iiis are ftic.h that we shall coilliu'ie to rn rivi. livsh f>.ij*liiii.-s‘of seasonable mods at !V*;aeitl iuK-iyals, during the .Spring uiffi Summer A ;im-rn! ass■■rlrs.ent of fltotvricv, Queen*wnt'-, S;>>te-v .If,, Ha!.*, Jt.iutf and SlulcS, always on baud, al Nos. ‘.’.and tHMd Pillows' , ll.ili, comet Rif alait, .in 1 Liberty strut ts. N. D.--Cun if. ry Preduce taken lit exchange 'for tic ids. Harwood iV Duait.

‘aisjNd 'sun "rbuKAsiy. I J. M. HKisTEH A CO., M A VI Mi itor.vcii their Foundry into their • new.l'UiMiSu', ar'» n-tw prepuru.l !o no ;al! kinds of ras’iii!: mmi.tity done in fini'lnres- • f.iMifhtr.oii'.s. tlnvirtL pr'-r'ir.-d co'.d i.:ii).*s, we. are eiwi.ted to do Tiitiiing and Finishing in a oi.-at am! workinanlik** 'riyle. r , We are a iso uni tiufic'e ring O'Kcv’n PiSnit ■ Lull! c/(t< r, whicfyet’li ooe IbTsc- P‘.'Vur wiil cut Imti liO io lo.M'*, nit •clian'abtc Laiti per ’dav. We sindi ;*is-» have nude and rt-.i'dy tor |iliti season, S'lcar .Milts of.the. m.i't approvext ipatltttis, a*.prices that w;i!l‘sirit ail v,i,o wish ! to lo r'liase. | We have made such alteratitm? in onr Hay ; Press Irons '.ha! place them hV,0lid the p.issijb’rity of.breaking, ■ ‘ , Thanhfuf bit past favors, w.e tr.mostly so- * licit a ciiiitfiiiiauce of tiie sai’n*. ■ Ail orders lelt with F, I,. tiUtSADD «Si SON, of Vcvay, will bepitnctnailv itUemlml to. J. M, DLiSTKH i!t CO, . • Hisihir Fun, Jan. 1,.1 fy*S.

TIIK NEWLY KsTAULIaHKU . [D E tJ Ct ; S T 0 E, E, So, 3, -Sficnci's Roir, Ferry street, . vi:yav, i.m. SS steadily inf rearing in business, anil the I>.v{>/iclf)r wouiij ri-.-s j»e: cl fit 13y announce to ! the public that iiia slock of 1) li V(iS ASH CII KM I (’A I.S | is complete,in every dcpTttnieiit, ami his ■ motto hung ?‘sinullj<rnjU* iirul '/uick rtlurnf,” i liy is pmpaied U» sell - a I prices WliiehVatinot fail to give general salisfatlion As an e\uu. }]>i(liculii(n of tit s fact purchasers have only in [calf ni his Drug Store anil tie satisfied, j The following staple mucks, of the bust |(irAi.ii.v, will air alt times* lie sold-at the lowest shade of profit-; . Ltufml Oil,' Sph'IU -Tnrpniltur,' Pure \Yhilir a nd J ted Lead, I'nUy.l.nrd Oil, | ' Burning Fluid; Engine Oil, fish'Oil, ■ Alcohol, Yornishes, Dye-Stuffs, ; AViniloi* Glass, Paulis of all colors: ■■Varnish, Paint ■-] 1 ,. and .AVhiteash '■ j | Ilrnslies, f Vc. | j The above add all otherCertifies sold ol the j Nr,n* Dare Sroak, are warranted genuine am! uif,llic very besifluality.' . 1, O* The undersigned, thankful fur (he tiber!iil palronfse already bestowed, solicits, and j win endeavor to; me til. a continuance'of the isame". . - janL-’OS " ■ .ISAAC STKvliXS, - i / * ; r.AIJIV fi’our Ur. iaiiic« HI. {a jf» Jfill'rtMf, af'tie AVrc-Tori' L-iing'ln-' j \jina </r«i— My conritc 1 jon for the past eight 1 I years with the above Institution, as Chief Phy-' Isician, and a. twelve years' course of steady ? devotion to, I he. Cure of Pojinonary ConsunipT | ilit.n ..and,, its, kindred disciisv.*, t oeetliet with | imy unrivalled opportunities' and ad vantage of' pnihotogicnl research—aided- not a UUIeby a perfect sysffiw of. Mfdicfil Inhalation— has tn- ] j'nbltu we to arrive' at a-decisive, direct, and; Isucctfisful course of treatment for the positive } and radical rurd of all diseases of the Throat, | ■('/.imps, a » <1 .1 ir-/’hxst/p/s. By Inhalation, the; vapor and curative propel lies of medicines am directly .addressed to the diseased organs and Hie itilcptititeril. I ;do not advise the use of >!edicaf tiiliiitation of any kind, to the exclu-, si on of sevrrvlirhilrprni; and oilhdngh Icon-1 sider il a listfoj.adjuvant.in tlicr proper m.m- ; ngemeiit of those fearful and often fatal disr ‘ eases, yet I deem it very .'.necessary that ench ; patient should have the.bcne fit of both gtner* \ at and total treatment. The success of my treatment in the above diseases, ahil the hrghchimcler of Hit* Institution over winch I have-, to long had the.honor to preside, are loo well known to need any eulogy or comment .froni me. At tjie solicitation of many -private and, professlorial lrteiidi/ througli whose pliilan-'. thropic aid; above charity has been long ami liberally and afier,due donsideration, T hnye concluded to make such arrangements os .wjll bring the benefits of my experience af.d treatment .'within' tlie reach of .all, and not copfine niyself, ns heretofore, to those only who entered the'Infirmary,, or who, were able to visit me at iny. office. Hoping therefore that theorriincement will,give entire salisfactiob, both to my professional brethren and the Twouhl respect fully anhbunce in conclusion,' that'./ can note bt eomulud pertotutUy or by ■ Idler, on "all diseases as above," and that 'the medicines, the same at used in the Institution,.prepared to soil each, individual case. Inhaling Vapors, Medical hhaler*, $c., iVc., \viU be forwarded by-express to any part of the United Stales or the Canadas. Tkbms—My lennj of treatment by letter ore as follows, viz : $12 per inonlhTor each iiolient, which; will include medicine sufficient or one month's use; also, Inhaling Vapor, and an Inhaling A ppa rat us. ■ 'Payment as follows: $G to be-paid to Rxpress Agent on receipt of I the box of Medicine, 'and 'the balance $5 at the cipiiacion'of Uie month, if the patient be cured or is entirely salisfied wilh the treatment/; Patients, by; giving a full history of llicir cas.", and their symptoms in full, can be, treated as well by letter as by personal examination v Patients availing themselves of Dr. Jarrell's.treatment majf rely upon immediate apd. permahenl relief, ar lie seldom has to treat a, case over thirty:'days; Letters for advice prompUy ansuer»!. , Fbr futlber particulars address; JAMES M. JARRETT, M,D., . No. 820 Broadway, cor. Twelfth St., N.Y. , ‘ P. S.—Physicians' and others vi&iling the city ore respectfully invited to call at the Infirmary, where ihafiy 'interesting cases can be witnessed, and where our improved appa-\ ratut for the inhalation of medicated vapor ! can he seen and inspected,. ; se p3-6roX j

F. J.' WAL1JU, AOEST, V H V A Y ,- ixn. cash assists. j-.iUi.Tiy r.o lunils Si fft .', M:.i>, Kirl jlit,-?, cm! t' s :>. ; !t,il I'r--tiy m!.y, at rjit-s Cttiisiiiciil with :l<L- l.v.mJ Ihvyu.usfi Hm aittl eon*'n’«, iii'ined fir n Vrra cf yearn i-n ltii■ nmat i.i- uf.i!.;,- ivrm/ PurfiruiHr attention i‘s viien in ibi.- branch i-f ItiMiiaiHL-, l.v'ti.!-) Ci-uipany. , 117'AU I ,nysri*.IT<juU«J>ly Adju«trd, nnrt prumplty I'nl<) t\i ttm ll;«iirh Ollliti ol Clnviimnit,

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It is a practiw which/should be frown-* edupon by all.F Between "dipping" and' intemperance,.by all means give us the latter. It lowers a woman from the creature of purity, pno to beloved for all that is womanly; dejicate, refined and beautiful, ' * — 1 -scpply the word, reader, for we cannot;. a beaulifu F girlFwith d smooth, fair brow, delF cutely-penciled (ejo-brows, sparkling eye,' in which the .rose and,the lily predominance nndminglo in the: pr loveliness, lips of ruby clus-' gentleness over pcails which vie with the richness of the ental%ea, to daub filthy Scotch snuff upon her'teeth, until her brain is giddy,.and squirt the juice upon the floor—-faugh |i faugh 1! faugh 111 John, quick,, hand) here the basin. —Houston ( Texas ) ?V/<graph. ; . .v;

, f. iii- ir- " *.' >■ '.V- j |' rM.-rli i fit The j V neUtl.'iUttoiiH e . -tb" remedir* - l-:;(tiii'L r fruattliis ’ ft tn.tis'tr** A I'-t.'l- H j t\\ ini-sit (T I,nli ; pili ui.irri»-il iiutl.iiifle ,<*.i i VJ Milt il. (•■II* (|iiw !<• j ; » i-uiw t!i<‘and 1 fiill.-tit.-us tlidv? in ! * * ’ tliiiki.t'-i: ■ U»j.orrlm--r. Ulivt, j cti»n!ff. |.’o m-'l*. |sir.-[ili,' m-i-is sra» L *‘l, ,yv [iliill*. lit) Iji>; Iv;.n-, lii-n.-ualttm, 1 Idu:, y-minsl, ■ ihi,iinrl.Alini'nr vAr-./t?;- 1 '-, »hi!-.'j.«njij.n:i>lini,.r ti*e islUnii tarn »itie,.*. ilit‘iiniWi«Jti; »ve, Il tens on .midwifery, nb<iltl«*ii, mi-carris-.v, , ntlJi r- - f>‘urt.t {>> ttm ) yiiitue and bld.uf Nilfi Il ' Ii**w l-i dl-lm- i i;iti-li j.ri'eimtttj-. Stul li.tw I<> ovuid li, Ai-. , ' ) I Tlm and de<tti(ilivoJi;ildt fif «-lf-]«>llal’on U j hero<!i-Perilled, wlilt Itn- r'.iiisi*. sj titti*’*hnsuit-rmiitrdy. | .Million', uhniinw till x iirciii-tt.reyii'HJntitm.dy "nye,-! rnuM Iniv<> ijvon.tivliie inni j .atij<-iii*. r.-j'ly mid : 10 Iwsfcfy l«t 111 fWliorly ii.hin>i;Ui«iw. le d iliii b-A ajo j KOir,>il.*ai)d l*r. It. lived in tlte - ■VvMi oiilti i-i-nlnn'. j Prrfrfl ynfrtjtuivd, tifialtt'-t <t»m* kcry. jfT-pHrtioln tH’Iiii | tt.--lWl-Wii-,ip5iM!Mtl,T nunaatly.iTJf j Tlilj H'Mit will (irnK-r jf'val. lil r.ll t«rtj HI j (!«- MiifM,im U»«- rvrvfjd of fj rtt. orfivvc'jA’r for£l. I .Dr/lloim>ort« , |i Crblirnlrd I'rrvt'iUjTc. TbirMtoph-, W-GIihruU and yet ntloMnal j e U ' bt-yinid a onnparl-rtHttilli .iitJlMhi ev«ryol ,:i-rOVif-ed, tl ha* In-eit by yearr *>f bSlK-rienw, amt irntim iiiManre baa it railed wbeit ajodic.f arcordlne ti) dlh'ctioli?. ' Mniriod' |nHi|<t,t win* do not Wild* to III* i-rvaM Ibolr (iimllk**, *h'"dd l«* .In' itsioii of tills Iti-ir.) nii-nt. PtireTCiliiced to $.V ■: : . irr-lbid.-unc iMKicnV Fi-maU' M-lntMy Pills b n Mfi'/rd r. li:tblo n-mr<iy C«r MHijttvAior.saiid all Hmak* di«.ftSi-s. LitJii-.s nhotibl i,..l «*o ,tK;m durbijr j pngnality, :n they - will ‘ pmduoft Prioa i per bi*v~o,\lra fltiHi Si. Sent ; lin any B,blre»s by I mail, fti-o. No kiii-r* will l*e- ar.'ivi'n'd imloM j UtL-y voiiLiin s lomitlninv ori|tr»'ivtfC riamp. , . itr. IbiiiapaRe's Pcvnvh Male ."''ale! This alii* f do i-it.-d.b-s Itiov! boallli or vircumswnrvs do j tint |K-rmil an infr*‘a< ‘ v *>f family.' (*• r,-i;idalO.‘.,r limit 1 tin- Jiuini'iT <>i' Iht-Sr tifrsjirine.V Ttltb"Ul Tiijoniic Uw ! Vi>n,'l!lNi;i‘ti..: It is lli'v ttiify Mfv (did siny j«wwmtnv • auniiist I'n-atsaiu-y ami dl-.-aso, .Tiiv nl-jv,- v.rjklH is ; Mu rkily inioiidvd i.i foliitl ibis ib-siih'nif. in; it i- p' r-.j rmdlf-sitfv; Tiu mctsliv snbdanc,; ojitcrs into li* cotu- j |i> -lljiin.‘ llio pficc nf-llipj Ffv'lidi Pat-‘[it Mato SjA*,'! Si Ibo.sltvele nnC, Sd Ik-rliiitf |1<I/IT>, JilTdol'-tl. t . |1 / All ,irdofit ttdi!rvt-js-d to Itli. K.' li'i.Vtl'.tKTK, [ A'<). IC7 Srtaun>ii' fir,vt. Ivlw.oi’n' I-Ttlirow! MmU Jls., j CiM mi.ad, OMn, will l-o |iet<(Pfuily atin di'd to. Pr. t It, ran K- cbitiiilli.il lijsin all dlst-aM-s of wliivbtbist itoukUyck. iOitky biittrs? i. M.tOf V. X.;

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UAM'riVri’Krito nv . EXOIXKS AM) mm.EltS, Cl A ST anil. WniiiffM Iron (Tull / klri<l.'*; (JnslMiUsjSasJj, Mulcy oml Circle Raw Mills. Also, ■ It ukc, Ora in Separator. Improvcd. l*IU*s Orafn Separator,

Ice is Stmctcii. OretUTioss —The Utica Herald says that 13r. Wolcott, of that city. aetingnndcr the suggestion of a French journal, has resorted to ice as a means of destroying pain in surgical bper rations. A few days siilce ho remove. 1 a very large tumor from, a man's leg, lie took b preparation of enow and common table salt anti [applied it: to the. diseased part, which was ’almost immediately re? duced to an insensible stale, : The removal ol the tamer was accompanied by very Hfjlejos* of blood and little or no' pain; Dr. W. thinks that thiE. meibod of pro* duciug insensibility to pain is prefeiabhs to that of chldroform, inasmuch as it is not dangerous and. does no injury to the blood. : ■ f \

All those who had jumped overboard at the first were left far astern by the ship's progress through the water, ami- made .ft watery grave. Most of those who were saved had managed to get a piece of plank, an oar or something to bear them selves up. number supposed to have been saved is sixty-six, out of about 5l0; ten ol these were part of the crew, thteo of whom were officers, the remainder passengers, including six females and three children. . ; The above facts have been collected from several of the most respectable passengers, who were convoyed* from Fayal to New York by H. B. 11. steam frigate Valorous. During the confusion and horrors of that day It was impossible for any one person to have seen or observed all that occnred. -Tbo scenes that they witnessed are too heartrending lor description, and can never bo effaced from their minds. One of the female earvivors lost her four children, and one lady was seen in the wtlerfor a long time, holding ftp her child with both hands over her head, and, even when her face was gradually disappearing below the water, the poor child was still holdup. i . ;

'DORSE. row Elis fur (Mil or Tumbling Shaft Machine. I’OItTAItl.K ENGINES, suitable for Tunning Threshing .Matliines, Corn Shelters, IVrl.ibit Mills; Wood Sawing, iVc. The aitrtifioc of Farmers is directed tn I his power, ai they are admirably adapted to any use to which hrrst power can l«r applied. For Circulars, with terms and price, address as above. V ' juneU-om

TUB KIHST PitK.im JI iHACm.M s.

, £5TA Chicago paper publishes a "calculation” respecting Thurston's (the aeronaut J tall. Hib elcvotioawas thought to ■be three miles was last seen, and* assuming this/lo be the distance ha .fell, it would qnly£ require .thirty-one and a half seconds for; him to 'him to reach the earth, a mean'Velocity of 405 feet per second. Assuming' his weight' to bo ,160 pounds, .be would strike the earth with a to 160,800 poundd, or a little more than 80. tuns !—a power sufficient I'.to scatter , his, :body,: hone, and muscles* into atoms sp rainuioas scarcely to ho perceptible, if not'to bury him deep into ’ the eartl£ V; , ■ — " ,* t

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Por the Ptncrmilonal lltcTlnlr.

fflUU.S rrtrar.Mmn js'an unfailing. euro for ■;..jL !the liKAi».ain:. aiitl.Fcvt r in the llti.nl. ll prevents the hair from Imuing grey liH uvni old age, a ltd is" auin fallible prcveiillvo of the hair falling"vliV , .. . This Tonic is the Fame ' that' Wa.% sold by Mrs. O’Leary whi o' at the heclerc jlotisc, and gave jnilife satisfaction lo all who used it. ' , "■* ( ■ v Every person, should tryj il, and we ; will guarantee perfect satisfaction. It (lit cheapest Tonic that con he In mg It I. For sale h>* ISA AC STKYKXS .Mas. DETKAZ & TAltr DY; Mtss K, 1). KINCAID iV- D>■ : jelS-if

DU. WUTOJi’S

iiTfERtCAiV IMMiS. ' Jor to tub Ameren, — Yor,\o Amcric*

" Victor kus! «XB small hoc of Pills cures ninety-nine cdEffe outof a hundred.-. No Balsam, no Mercury, no odoron the breath, no fear of detection,'. IVo small pills a dose; tasteless and harmless a* water. Fall.directions are (riven. *n that the {allcnt can torn himself as ferial a a, wllti the adviw nf the nn,*t experienced juweon, an.) tnurh 1*1ter than with the advice of one of little experience in i Ihl* rla« of disease, . . | Scrr uMmiw m P.ar or mr Cocictm by encWltijr one dollarU Ua. I*. G. Wilton, No. 151 'firth bevenlh FU below Bare, Philadelphia." A lllxraldUcounl tothe trade. Sons penninowlihinii the w ritlon rijjtvalure of ti. G. Walton, Pr«|>rietur. - K. l)r. W.’a liratniont f«f Self*abti*e, Wca.ne*., A-e., : is entirely digVrccl from Ihcniual roarsC. 8r. A'.has cured hundred* who have tried other* with nut) icneGu The treatment iiwi certain to cure a* the van is to rise, j Bnelow ■ «Ump,and addtee* Ur, W, a* above, tivlnfr 1 a Pill history or voor case, and you will bleat the day 1 you made the effort to secure what h certain—lUnint Crac. . tnariH-ly-E W C

Snxsus Gtuvss.—The word *’beauliful” is peculiarly'applies bis to tin Silesian cemeteries, which I have never seen exceeded in neatness. The Germans, who are generally fond of flowers, have adopted them as symbols of affection for their departed friends; and every grave ia planted with clusters of lilies, primroses, violets, and forget-me-nots.,-with herd and there an evergreen. - Tbis method.of cherishing the memory of those we love is' at ' once simple and teaching; tin hand of , the monmer rears iu fragile emblems’ of human life, mingles her, tears on the leaves aiith the dew of heaven, and, when the blossoms wither and die, remembers the resurrection, of which all nature is a type, and is, comforted,— Mitiard.

i)R'A VINCi.

, Otrr-Dooa Life.-—Jnst as that poetry is the freshest, which the out door life has the most’cherished, so I believe that there is no surer sign of the rich vitality which finds its raciest joys in sources the most innocent, than the child-like taste for that same ont-door life. Whether you take from fortune the palace or the cottage, add to yonr chambers a hall in : the courts of Nature. Let the earth, Isn't give yon room to stand on; wet), lookup —it is nothing for you to have for your roof-tree—Heaven. i '

rjj'MlE undersigned respectfully ■; JL informs the Citizens. of Ve- ' vay, (fiat hie is now prepared with

SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. ‘THAME undersigned ate now in receipt of a ’ Jr. large mu] complete assortment ol I Hai’divarc and C'ulItTV, i . . * 3 . j Consisting in pail of (lie following '.catling aril ides, to-wit j — ■ ' ' i Table and Pocket Cutlery, j Scissors and Shears. ’ | Razors and Strop?,. • ■ Table, Tea, and Hasting Spoons, f Edge I'vols of all descriptions, i . Ilciich Planes, Gages and Squares, I Hand, flipp, I’aiinC'l *V Pennant Saws, [ Wood nad Cross-Cut Saw?, ' Carpenter’s and Cooper’s Touts. ALSO — •JOrt pair,- Trace Chains, • ■.Ct’fl ilatter Chains, ; . .i . , Sri pi;r Hivasl Chains,' ■ • . . . ■• "A Lug Chains, , .-, r ; . ,-2*i Lock Chains,\ .. . Double and Sinc'.c llamd Guns,- / 'i Pistols of every description,' f ‘ Shot tings, Powde.*, Flask? and Hpins,’ ' Saddle and Carriage Trimmings, so Ah as llridge Dills, ■ Liia 11 leted Leather, - Duckies, ' — • 'do Cloth, . Slirritps.A Spurs, ■ Latest Fringes, ’ • Tucks and Harness Saddles,-':'.' Dtass H.mdsi Jtc., \Vc. - Having personally selected llie aboveattictes, we ean nssure our friend? tha; they are of - superior qtialiiy, am) we ■ intend selling Jhl-iii at wholesale nr tcliit at as low prices as they cun he bought wjhst of the miinntain?., (live us a call. niid e.taniine bur' .M<>uk ; of gooits and prices, before going else where-, tu purchase. F. L. Gi’iMli d A

il£oi[al’s Ltl'c iHi’tllcliics nuw pwse>s higher celehril) ami »» • respect n hi lily aim me the, families of the UniU-d Sinks than any nthotn befure The imblir, ur u*rd by the Medical Profesriun, art purely • .* ■ They inviiri.iblyaud iuimv-tliately relieve all ordinary di-tatigemeuts of Ileal)li, whether arisitte from /w/wiml Digcttirr Junction#, Co$tirrnt*i, Hiliout and Liter t Affrctionr, or Xrrofuhut IfuLil. ■- ... Hut In sides this, they act powerfully and .‘•perifirlyin Acute nml Cltynic-Ithrtim'ititm, SrtilcJ I’Oiut of lie Orgintt itndLimit} I’ilct, sUtlhma, J'luniUce, Wormt, . Tnmort, StceHinst, iVurry,A'n/r A* A rum,' Fcu/ilirAi*: of the akin. Unhealthy Com/ilerion, UHliunl nnil Striout Loott nett, Srrcou* Debility, .Ijy friction# of the It hi (filer end Kidney*, Proptey, Frysipchit, Corrupt ffumort, ami mht-f ‘still more malignant and thfcstniug diyedse,' ' The Pntprieior is in possession-of thousands of Certificates of- this comprehensive efficacy of the • . ■ ; v I.tfc Pills niid Phnnlx Rlltcra. ' These Cerlifinate - are miexcepiiimhble a.vd inideniable, for they are given voluntarily hy the persons -Cored, who testify to whsl they know and feel. These remedies ore [lerfectly mild ami agreeable in theiropeMtion, nml cannot be Ir ed by-aiiy iiffiicleil .per.soif witbbti; giving the utmost satisfaction an 11 delight. Prepared and sold liv Ua. AV. 11. MOFFAT, feblfl-ly , 3,15 Ilrnadwuy, New Vork. ■ O' Fprsaleby J. L. THiEIIAUD,-Vevay, la.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. (A Benevolent Institution, cslaiAljhed by special endowment for the relief of the sick and ilhtreA-ed, Bilik ted.with Vlmkrtitaud hpMemic disease*.' TO all persons alllicjcd with Sexual liik’a>M,*()ch is .STKKMATOKRIKEA, SK.VI.VAh WEAK, VKSS, l.MPoTKNCK. COVOKKIKEA. Gl.KETr SY1'lfll.Us; tlie-Vkv ofOVAVISiK SEI.K-A Hl'SB, Ac, The HU tVARlv ASSnriATfOX, Ip view of the awful destmrliun of human lire, mused hr Sexual dheaves, and the deceptions practiced uituu the nnfortunatc victim* of such Aiwnvcs by (places, suvcm I years ajru 'dirertod tneir (.’onSHlUnR Surgeon, ns ■ CHA RITA Hi. K ACT.wXnliv of iheir natne, In upon a Dlspenton - fur tfavtiv ilinont orthl*classof micnte*. lit all theirfoiinS,and ofclvo VEDiCAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply 1>y Idler, whh a description' of (heir condition, jreupalloli. habit* of life. Ac.,) and. In case of oviramc pororij* and su (le ri or, to torni dimeAIrlt;esl.'t) of.rl ar£C.,-U h uevMb-s, to add that the Association eftn/mands the hSplicrt .Medk-al-UU of the ope, suit will/ fumtill thw' thus* approved modem I rent me nt.., , ’ f ' ■ - . ' ', The Pfrecliob, on * revlcwof the past, fcorasraml that their labon In Ibis sphere of hcncvolenl have been of Rival benefit to the afflicted, especially to the yomtgt ai(A they hare resolved to deroto themselves,'with r*iKweil ical, to this.very Important nut much despised Aaose. Jo,I PuMLOu-U by the Assoclatlon. a ’ Report on Spermatorrhoea, W 'Seminal Weakness, tho Vico of Onanism, JJaitUMwllon or Self-abuse, and other 1H»eases of the Sexual Orjran», by‘th« Consulting Surgeon, Which will pc sent by mall (in a scaled envelope), Pick or Ciilaoii on the receipt of Two Stamps fur jawtaRc. I Address, for Rvmtft or treatment. Dr. Gteist K. Caliiock, ConoduiiR Surgeon.-. Howard Association, Vo; 2 South SWUi street, Philadelphia, Pa, .. . fly order of tte Directors;' ■ 5.EZRA D. ilKARTWKLL, President. GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. . marlT-ly

' 'Tbrec.GoadHorses and Urnya, '* anil will.'attend,'to .alt, business' in'that line with which lie may bp favored, wit bin reach of town. :lie .will, also, uo the liaiihng .for the community for a less price than has heretofore been charged,;Large Jobs will be 'taken at liberal reductions.' On hand>l all times, ruin brshine, night ord ; ay. v . / A; g-j’Patronize yourselves by calling on the Yellow Drays. . ,'WM. PEEUlAN.

COTTON YARNS.

AS AGENTS FOR THE COVINGTON and Cooper Cotton Factories or this vicinity.' and Tor the Hope and Eagle Factories, of Pittsburgh, we ate prepared at all ttmcs to lil) ordars promptly for Pound Yarns, Nos. 5 to l2, aml Dozen Yarns, 400 to S00. Also, Carpet and Coverlet Warp, Twine, Wiching, Hatting, &c.-, at the lowest current rates, and on the usual credits, or a liberal discount for zash. - ‘

Vevay, Aug. 27, l853.-lf

. / UK. II. JAillR8. tile; Kclircd , / Wiyslciaii. discovered while in (he I East- Indies, a' cetloiH cure: for ConpumpI tiox. Asthma, tlrunchitisV Coughs, Colds, uud general dc-hililyV Tlie; r«medy , was discovered by. him when his only child, a doughy ter, was given up to die,’' Elis child was cured, and is now.n'ise and well; 1 . Desirous of beiiefilting his fellovv morla s,.he , will seigl to those who wish it, the recipe containing ■ full directions for making and successfully ■ using this remedy, chek, on receipt of theiry name. Address ,0- -P. Brows, No. 19 /.; Draml street; Jersey City, N- J. se*29/.

A5T A Virginia correspondent says: “The remasns of the old church in which General Washington wad baptized are almost entirely hid to passers-by with trees and undergrowth. A few venerable looking oaks arc probably the duly living colemporaries of the erection. About this old church He the remains of the lion. Thomas Lsc. and other great men of an earlier period. Nothingbut broken bricks and old mortar, heaped indiscriminately on all, are their monuments.”

'All Swept Away. —Among the many sad incidents, says tho New Orleans Delta, of present epidemic which have conic*to oar knowledge, and Mhich wo have generally abstained from publishing is .too following, perhaps' nnsarpanssed in afflictive Interest: * r A German, who came to this city many years since, has acquired a large property, and last spring ha sent over to "fnderland” and removed to this-city all Jhe members of his immediate family, in number some seven or eight,—father, mother, brothers, sisters. Not long after their arrival the pestilence entered hia household, and ceased not its .work of.dcath until every one ol tho newly arrived relatives were carried forth to their graves in a strange land which they had come so far to fill.

R. BUCHANAN & SON, augl3-3ni* . Cincinnati, ©Mo.

LITTLE GIANT

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Yom simicn

Corn and Cob mills, at Manufacturers prices, at nov26 . GR1SARD & SON’S.

H UST received from New York, a large nssorlmenl of Table and Pocket Cutlery; seplo F. L. QIUSAHD & 50N.|

To Butter illiitiers * ’

AST J. El. Hcadly, author of "Sacred Plains” and other intbresiinff works died at Buffalo, last Thursday. The deceased was tho brother of tho wall known J. T. Beanly, author of Napoleon and bis Marshals, tkc., and present Secretary of the State of Now York. •

AND FARMERS GBSERALLT. WE are now manufacturing Davis's Pat-ent-Churn and. Batter Worker, and keep tbenvconslantly.on hand for sale, Warranted—returnable if not approved, decll . F. L, GRlSARD.at SON.

MILL Side Plows, and Cultivators,~-a supply always on hand, a pus P. L. Oil I SARD & SON.

Wanted, ■ fif JhA DOZES fresh Eggs, for which we l! v xJr will pav the cash, immediately. se22 OLAKKSON dt WALDO.'

Oil Blacking at 25 cts. per Bbl. AV SUPERIOR article just received at the jfB. new Drug store on Ferry street. ''Pitch in" and make your Boots shine. • apS. . ' ___ L STEVENS. ~ ICOOtPER’S TAOKS, .A LL warranted to clinch, for Vale by A 'itiVySO ' GHISARD $ SON. %

SST A Missouri paper Elates that Davy E. Atchison, who 4 years ago, "was the p-rtiighticst man of the border, and whoso fierce tramp made the prairies tremble,” has abandoned (be stormy field.of politics entirely, and is now living in perfect retirement.

ASrTho trotting match for 82.003, mile beats, best three in five, over tho Fashion Course, New York, on Saturday, between Lancet and Lantern, was won by the former. Lantern took tho second heat. _Time 2.4li;,2.44;

PLOWS.— -A largo sapply-of PKirqcj & Staol MoulJ^JX Board Plows, for sale at Cincinnati prices. cssXsBB*’ ap7 , P. L, GIUSAKU o:‘tiON. ; ■

Iron* Iron, Iron. A? 4b TONS' Assorted, non—Round, Flat, Qj'v Square, Oval,*I Ova) and Hoop, all of which : v’ill be iold at Cincinnati pncea'fot Ca$h . .apriS F. L. GUISAKD& SON.

|pHAlN PUMPS-We keep constantly on band .Chain Pumps. ■, For sale lontby . febU , . F. L, GUISAUD $ SOff»!.

Hides Wanted, ; HIDES of oil kinds bought by t|ie under signed, at the highest market price. 1 |eS ' CLARKSON $ WALDO.

On A IN, GRASS& —,V large supply for sale low by jell r. L; GR1SAHD & SON.

" v Window M. 8 by 10, 9 by 12, 10 hy.U, and 10 by 15, at sepO E. L. GRIS ARB & SON’S.

0^7* There ore now about 29,000 Post Offices in the United States,

OCr Des Moines is to be tho cnpitol of Iowa,hereafter, instead of Dubuque.

HAY HAKES,—a No. I article,at jell . F. U, GRISARDtk SON'S.

I'rciich MiIllncry. ■REMOVAL, Mi*s. J. A.' IIcndcrson, WOULD respectfully inform her customers and the public generally, that she will remove to her ' . ■ ; Tievr •ml Elegant Store, No. 92 Fourth Sty, 2d 'door West of Vine St., . .. And directly. opposite,lhc Post Office, , ■ . .fin the lath orararoh, 1 ,: On which day she will open the largest and • • best assortment of ...... ’French Bonnet*, Bonnet Ribbon., Art 10clol Flowers, utd Other MlUInciy' Trimmings, ]• ■ . : r:.r ;i - ~ With hef in* j Ever brought.' toy Cincinnati.; --- creased facilities for doing a much lalgcr busi- 1 ness than she hasr heretofore done,; bet Store and Show Rooms’being, the largest West 1 of New'York, she will be enabled to offer U«quallkd Ixdl'csmsnts to customers in her line, at and HelaiU ■ ii t C. Persons visiting Cincinnati are particularly invited lo csll at No. 92 Fourth Street, oppo-, site the Post Office.. '' : v fcblO'ly ■ ; V Ai HBNjJBRSON.. ■