Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 47, Vevay, Switzerland County, 17 November 1858 — Page 2

Terrible Tragedy In Kentucky 1 Two Mtu Hung by ft .’loUl •

Destixetive liahiTs —h is .-a: I that the caily bird picks up the worm; but gentlemen who smoke, and la lie-* who 'dance till three or four in lh« morning, will do well to consider that the worm also picks up the early bird.

Kumcati’JS.—'Two 11:011 up In Ntw Hampshire wenta Hilling.' One was to* tally ignorant of figures, the other, prob* ally, had been to the “Kuk of Three." afte£ latching a large quantity of the finny tribe they proposed to divide them and return. In counting them it was found they had forty-nine hickory shad (a small .fish, very fnil-of hones and worthier) and tone large line, (at bass. They were ptizjzled to know how to divide them, as loth •wanted the bass. After a while a happy (thought struck the man of figures, ami jlie told his corn pan ion bo would divide •thcin according to the rules «f arithmetic, 'which proposition was readily agreed to., j He then, with'pencil and with a knowing ilouk, commenc'd, "Twice tivo is ten. Five times ten is fifty. Forty-trine from Titty leaves one;" and with an astonished .xr/.z raid to his companion, "The bass I is mine." The ,otlicr, picking up his tbad, started oil', and rcuuuked, “What 'a great thing it is to have a little eddicaition'."

U P Schcnck vs John L.Golay et al—‘; on note. Judgm’t for . pliff, 8338,25. ; Carter for pllff. * - • * Leonard W Taylor va Hinson Bright, and 0 Bright—on note. Judgm't for! pllff, S69.58. Carter for pUff. ; | Wm J O Banta et nl vb John F Colton! —complaint to establish trust. Judm t hy agreement of parlies. Carter for pRff» Downey for defendants. Wm L Smith vb John J Pool cf al—complaint to tel aside deed as fraudulent, Contiuiied, Carter for pltff: Lamb find Downey fifr defendants. i ■ Beoj L Smith et at vs W ru R Wiley ot al—complaint to set aside guardian’s gale. Caitct for pltff; Dow* ney for defendants. „ John W Howard vs S Howe etal—on note. Judgm’t for pltff* for $910,53. Carter for pllff;. Downey for defendants. Judgm’t for defendant* for costs. James Morris, vs. Jason G Gurley—complaint for money. Judgin’tfor pltff, $90 and costs. -’Downey for pltff; Carter for defendants. \ • Wm S Allen et al vs Harvey Myers—oh note. - Continued at defendants costs Lamh-for jphO; Carter for defendant. Scott Carter adni'r of Geo Craig, dec*d vs Wm U Kelso ot al—complaint to revive judgment., Continued. Carter for pltff. Trustees of. Vevay vs John Clmk — complaint to'quiet title, die. Continued. Car.ar for pllff; Dumput for'-defendants. Cowan it Clendenniug vs Harvey My* ers : —to recover personal property. Continued. . Carter for pltff; Dumont for defendant.. . BenJ Sebastian adm’r, die. vs John L Thiebuud,* .guardian, 4*c, Continued. Carter Jc Latxib for pltfl; Sullivan for defendant. : ’ ‘ State ex ret Charlotte Bayne, vs John T Johnson—motion to reducejudgnumt. Continued.at defendants costs. Downey for Johnson. Blachley «fc Co. vs Edwin Rigby and Bela G Kent—motion to revive judgment. Continued. Carter‘for pltff. Kcff & Bro ys Edwin .Rigby $ BclaC Kent—motion to revive judgment, Continued. Carter for'pi:ff. Bela Herrick vs Trustees of Patriot— Mandamus, to, levy nm * collect luxes. Motion sustained. Downey for pUff.- - Oliver Onststiv, Clerk. \

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I SUICIDE OF OSE PEES OS 1

A polite and attentive correspondent at GampbelUvilta furnishes us with the intelligence of one of the most terrible tragedies that has ever transpired in Kentucky. On Wednesday morning, the lOlh inst., about filly men collected in Campbellsyille, the teal of Taylor county, and proceeded to Grcepsbmg, in the adjoining county. Ou the way they were joined by a number of persons, so that when they reached Grccushnrg the party numbered fully two hundred per|*uns. They proceeded deliberately to the ■jail, broke open the door, and took out Mr. S: Thompson, Swan Despam and George Hunter, who are charged with the murder of Henry Sympsou, about eighteen months since. The prisoner:, were then taken to CanipbclUvilte, where tho subsequent events in th. tragedy ocean ed.

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November 17,1858.

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The yreat prevalence of l’x I nonary Conjuraplioa, ill rur various climate, and its melancholy'fatality, are tmths too well ki:o«'n ami *oo severely, fell tliimiclioui society, to fi-pme any proof. Death* from diseases of the luccr, throat amt chest, arc at least one-fourth of the mortality; a very large majority of cases ate traceable to Couchs and Cools. Il is on important fact, and one widen should Itolfy known, that- Dr. (Jco.-W. Piiiu.irs’ C-v.icb Syrup is the- best anti most reliable remedy t f the see, for immediately ariesting these dangerous diseases, in their-early staco?, as thousands tan testify whose lives havclitco save; by its timely use. Those afflicted should lose no time'in tesline its superior virtues, before the disease Iras made such ravage, as to tender them beyond the teach of remedies. See advertisement in another column.

Business Directorv.—Persons visitin" this place will find the names of the principal mercantile houses, professional men. manufacturing and mechanical establishments, &c., *ko.. enumerated m the list of Business.Garda ’on tho first page of the Reveille.

Arriving there, Thompspn and Despaiu worn im'-.cdiately hung on an idmlrw in the vicinity of the seminary of the town. The ' mob then hti.u-ked.llw Campbellsville jail, and obtained Zt-ke ; a negro man belonging to the estate nl the murdered Sympsun. At this juncture, Hunter, one of the murderer?, commenced making a coufcv-ittn of the crime. He .implicated six other persona as participants in the cold blooded murder,- and the-negro Zeko, was returned to the jail, and the pane proceedea in quest of . other person* charged. It wak their intention to take summary revenge iipou those. Elias Staggs, when the Greenshtirg jo it was opened, committed Mii. ide by cut ling his throat, lie was evidently awaic of-the intetuion of the mob, and preferred sidf-dc*! motion to an execution uy their hands. Our readers will remember that Henry Sympsou, a wealthy firmer, was murdered and robbed a vv.tr and a half ago.— Louisville Courier. '

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fcJT.Vl‘K OK INDIANA, Swiircrlaud county, K7 h's. In too isvvtiziflarid Coicmcn I'.'taa Cja’rt, January Tctiti, isW. diverge Fuller, ’j vs. * ■' | .iJvin 0. and J-CtmpJsiut on Note .Samuel H. I’avey, 1 cntl in attachment. D.irmshec. ) Oarnishec. Jt apju jrinc fr.-jn the .'fiidavu of a disinterest* id pvfsua, fdtd in my filice. defend* iint is a nunrestreut id the State id Indiana, and is a roce-sary party in.the acik-u.

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‘ 3T would call particular Jo Mel.aatt’s ailvcttis-MiiL-ni in a not he i culmi".)! AVi add ihe following from the St, Louis Herald,which speaks volumes in its favor, \Vo say to all, give il a trial:-— ■ .* ’ IVe lake especial pleasure in refonitucndtng McLean's celebf.i:td C<u itijJ as an involunble n-iuetly for central tie-mjijy-aml wi.-iKueSs. 'W'v have seen it tested ina circle under h'jr o n in. mediate observaI j on, at:U Can .vouch f.r its eiliciu-v sud -.vml o. tl is on arlicie wiifehshoilld be kcpt-Coiista-.’.-iy in every family, ns U is certainly an imaiuable teediciiic.' ‘

'Jit;—ianV AUin U. Pjrs;>n>—m thrieforc IiIkI'V noTifitn! of tl.<. jtui Jinijf. i*f thus mu’, anil liint ItiL’Saim: will stand fur It tat a,*;:! lc .heard .n the nt-\l tiTRi cf th4 S«i«Zcr;anJ Cfuitl nf fV. : r.:j;on J’kas-. width wits I t l.fll.lcn M the r->nr: iJoti.o* ;n \cvuy, m> ihr l.M JV.a* Oay* in J.!!r.i.ny a.d. iSoS, uh-n mu’ uiUrc 1-e —*a;J <:t iciulioX—ran Mtnhl if hi' 't-t j.rrsjn r. Otherwise I!.*; Mathis rtid ;u iifaiiitiff'j ri.mjilaml contaihcil wilt he heard si.i! tV'.cI-tinii-.'-l in Mf i>K-va(.' ( at.;! itictif teii-lt rid acenr-.liiit.'ly, j ■ Hh.ji tfinVr (piV l.ansl Ll-i- < 16 th day of Xa.vtinher a. th ’ owiSiiY, nrrv. NViUjnUr $ M AT*k1s:IS7IR.\T. ■?V-07ICn ;? i.i it ' y xivt-ii, ;h?l .-i; the h'th iliy nf XiiVtiiiS-r, lSii<, a wiit t.f an Atiairhiiietit'Wiii iVist-tl j y \\ ade II.' Jiii k, 3 Jus* til e ihu IV.Vt. nt ttif f i.m'.iy of Switzi't* 1.1 ll‘l, A’lili' l>f th'ill.iij, .it lilt tnvMIK f. nm! fiii lav'.t of, - 0. mu-1 ins Wii.ti.itivji't the "f.v'ii.-s r.ii I eti ilitf'anl i •!< iir i.f Itewy.iv.ii l u', !•> tir.'ci* f-f.wj.il w j.; lojdiyin/ (lfMr;it»:'l tends it rh.r.t" w; —}iv.i W a iron.— l*r*vi- hr • ■' n’t i !.* ■! at ’in; JiH }- ny »'f - -M, SdU that tiJ tin- I('!«day 1*1 I 1 ' ■ ..'tl'l iv Im* ii -t’n, ' , '*■ !’ai> Ton el' jf'i.l_'( . > ! i" l.tvt am' i’’-i eV i j.i’.f . ‘ A'orcc’uv■ a. . ... ■ * ■..■!■,af.iu I.*-;-. .■(■■! .'<!( 'Wi i.tki iM-ie.-. i'lit. .1 : .V-ft.*:- ! ; r, lr-V-.

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UxalXCEaet'CL IS THIS I.UX.—Tilt'10 is tiulh. beautifully expressed, and wonl> of cheer for in the fuil-nvinu sentiment accredited to lion. Geoige Hillard;— . “1, confess lb at increasing years bring with them increased respect for those, who do not succeed in life, as those words are commonly used. Heaven is said to bo a place for those who have not succeeded in life; aiid it is sorely true that celestial "races do not best thrive ami bloom in the hot Idazo of .worldly pro'-pt-rily. Ill success sometimes from superabundance of qualities in themselves good—from a conscience too sensitive, a taste loo fastidious, a self-fotgeifitlness too romantic, a modesty too retiring. I will not go so' far os to say, with a Jiving poet, that the world knows nothing of its gicato>t men; hut there me forms ofgieatuess.or.’U least of excellence, lit at die and make no sign; there are martyrs that miss llie palm, but not the stake; there aiebcrft.es without the laurel, amj- comjuerots without the Ui* omph/’- . .

The Old State Bank.

Tho legal existence of this institution will cense on the 1st of January next, and iha Slate Board are determined to have its general affairs wound up by that.time. Tlio different branches will, each adopt their own method of closing np their bus* incss. Some, wo understand, will'sell their assets; others will assign them, which will operate similar to administer* ihg upon an estate. Ample' provision! will be made for all remaining liabilities,; hut the Board expect that nearly alt ,will le cancelled by the 1st'of January. We lopcat what we stated yesterday, that the old State Bank has been managed with .almost unparalleled success. We under* ttaud that one branch, which will present a fair average of all, has made average annual dividends, during its eutirft charlered existence, of 1*2 per cent. And it will likewise pay a surplus to its stockholders of at least 50 per caul. The profits of some of the branches have, exceeded even this. It will be seen from what wc have staled that the State, which owns inoto than a moiety of the stock, and furnished all the money capital, has derived a largo revenue from' this source. * It has icalizcd, after paying the inierest upon rite Bank Bonds and redeeming.the Bonds, at least, 50 per cent, profit upon lha investment. .Seldom it is ■ that 'a State or Government makes so spec illation in a business; operation, entirely foreign to the objects to which It shouM he strictly confined, and which should be left to individual enterprise alone. • It is estimated that about @200,000 of Iho circulation, au average ot about $15,000 to each of the thirteen branches, has been lost or destroyed. .' This is about the ucrcentagQ of loss in tho circulation of several banks which have been wound .up. The notes of , the State Bank have had a very general circulation and the loss will fully equal tho estimate. We advise all who hold the notes of the Bank to'rclurn them immediately for redemption. To facilitate the operation the Bank has arranged for the redemption of the notes of alt the branches, in this city, by exchange on New York at par. —Slafe Sentinel.

To the Honorable, the Circuit Court pf the County of Switzerland, State bi Imlianarj— The undersigned, grand Jurors empannelcd nn.1 sworn in the Switzerland Circuit Court, in ami for the body of the County of Switzerland, State of Indiana, at the November Term, 1858, of said Court, have examined and inspected the County Prison of sard county, as to the sufficiency thereof for the safe keeping of pri.vnicw, their convenient accommodation and health; abd as to the maimer in which the sarmVhas been kept since the last term of this Court. Upon Mich inspection wo find the same sufficient for the sale keeping of prisoners, ami as convenient for .their accommodation and health as prisons (in their opinion) can be constructed, and that the same has been properly kept. However, upon ruclnnspcction and information derived from the prisoners we found therein (ht-ing one female, and three males), wo find that the prison is so constructed that prisoners of the two sexes have to be kept together, in the sumo apartment day and night, unless they are separated by being,locked up in the veils. We would therefore recommend that such alteration be made in the construction of said prison, so that the two sexes (male and fenialo) may. bo kept apart, and in qur opinion that could and should he done by making an iron grated petition across the;hall on the,tight hand side of the dobr. enlcring into the prison, up to tbs ceil ing. All of . which is respect I idly submittcdJNov.. 3d,-1858. Ferret Dufontv* ■ John Cr. Anderson, 0 B Larnson, James Jlmm, William: Hastie, ■ Samuel Wade,. . Hiram Frqman, Jonas McKay, • ; Wade H. Jack, Henry H, Sedam, . Moses Osborne, Tiros. Armstrong.

O’NVt'ii's Uispiiisaty, fir tie'Treatmvitl of; Acute and Cfir<uiic N".‘, T i5l 3Iartel slf'-cl. LceUvi.’lei" K. v - " Flux can be cured i'i from five iq t reaty nmmU-i. .Conte* and try; I will chlitct; y..i natlum; far it/as-1 mmii - . i*. slow you I..,- foci, j Kein.tie can lv rl-.j- it.I mb'-y-tuh’ i hours. no mil tier of Low lonctMiti; >;./•' ,|..v. Hites I never CMimioc—ayvVr (nsh t*al a iVw ipicstums—never use any' washes Vil v^avr.' | f’aialy>is can Le cured. I ■i.bt'y.uj" Mr., j MeKe:). a lawyer in Hus cnv,-w t,u (vuM t;o: i lift Itis right tiattd to his head, itnil.V;:s curedI by me ip less than twenty horns.- This look., ■ sirancejbtil tic tiles in 1'iiyt i!y. Fi'.s fim be | cured. CwnivTo my eificc and you can sie tin facts. Dropsy can lie cured '.itiifr-an ooe t.. {three weeks. Asthma. im ma’.M .'.fhiw ii.uy . staudtii!:, can be cured float t he first ‘d.-se.--(Couie In my cilice and von can i.ic the. facts, j My medicines ate yesuAab!e---i5tt;i'2iiJ barmj los. >.. ; ; ;; j My cldef practice is in female diseases, dvv- ! pepsin, f«n"Jiy, Ac. , The ladies’ re<ei>',».ni j room is entirely separated ii-eiii that of the'ceajlleiitcti. My otlii'c is.- «>J-fi.fi.vm four oV;.;, k ,i in the tiiiomins tinul twelve, a: ni-kv T;V : price- of tny- Kc Fots llMpr, and'other li.e-.V . cities, is ten doliars esyh per holtle. It cn. be sent to city-part of my risk. ; want''-.it disimcMy tiiidersPv.d .Mat 1 wii! cliart!e 5U* Cash lot every ia )M- city, ar-_.il 1 cannot vi.'U m the emiir.i>auy itMrc undt-r i any, citcnnistiuives.; t charge in>ti>‘ioe r for ad : vied at my •jtltee., I eNjw ct ail iLjjl are t ikiOp ; mv medicines lu w'rite tu.uie ev.-rf-teti • I And now, bcloic I.. cjiotyl vvrll,-•once fa !al(, fay to my frh-itds, in rel-aCon to inlia'.tti; ; preparalions b»r c.uj’.ioiipij.jii, t-;at.! neykr 1 knew tj rq bat hiirm. ,i bave ; known twelve deaths fiplii this iuiije in eii’V, 1 atid I ov w ; t kngw nnyoiie to "e 1 - wei! ■itiM ||ib.c, x - ‘Ciail liver oil is '■ vvotse.ycl.i ' ■ . . . ' ; _ • I will now close;-and so, t invite j all the* nilbcled to Vive up "tin if p ej tdtee, :their cammi!, cm! liver oil',.bine mass piS.’-', land iplinitte, nnd- i»lt the other nttus. ■ down lo eoicinon fittse. a.*,d nst,. the JlvdfoIpalhic or WoJer citre lfeatmeli!, in C.imicCtt j)t ■ with nature’s own leiitedics. ' . . K. I*. O XHII.L, A.H., M. I)., j * ; ‘ • : y Ttydropalhii*. j Louisville, Ky.,- Nuv, 10, 7 tS5d. *

Proceedings of the Circuit Court. Mr. Waldo: —Presuming that it might be-interesting to many of your readers, I subjoin' a-; brief Statement of the cases docketed, tried and continued at thrf November Term, 1858, of the Switzerland Circuit Court, premising by saying that our Docket was unusually large. Nos. 1 arid 13 on the State Docket were continued. ■ ( , State vs. John Wasbbmne; 6 years State’s prison and disfranchised 10 v^ars. State vs. James Goff; State’s prison 2 years and disfranchised 2 years. State vs. Elisha Williams; State prison 2 rears and disfranchised 2 years. ’State vs Sarah Baxter; Slate prison 2 years. * V CIVIL DOCKET. Bowl and vb Tardy et al; continued. Moss vs Howard et al; continued. Higgins vs Hutchinson et al;.continued Harvey Myers vs S B Lady Pike—complaint tor damage to flat boat; -judgt ment for pltlT, 6200 and costs. Carter for plaintiff. Harriet N. Seymour, adm’x, vs Roberts d: Kylo etwl —judgment for pltft, 8548.13 and, cOsts, Lamb for.-pltfl'. Edwards vs. Jagcrs et al—ejectment, d*c.; judgment for costs for defts. ‘ Harrington & Lamb for pltff; Carter *1* Du-' m out for do fend ants, .. i ; Young & Hass Vs Oliver and Pcrrel Dufotir—on Note. Judgment for pltfls, 6521,57 and costs. Buchanan forpUft. ‘ Cynthia Krolz vs Win R Wiley el al —judgment by agreement. Lamb' and Sullivan far pltff; Jelley '& Downey for ffefendants. | ’ Jennings vs Jennings—divorce; granted. Adkinsoa for pltff; Lariib fur dot\ Boaz Bill vfi. JoJm Allen. Dismissed by pltff.] Adkinron for pltff. 'G.‘Simons di Sons—on account. Dismissed by pliff. Carter for pltff; v- Lamb for defendant. ■ ;j Gin., Harrison & Ind R R Go vs Hepza D, Andrews—judgment for. plaintiff, 31,223,53. .Lamb for pltff. . ‘J. D.' Jones & Co:, vs. Oliver Duforir —on note;, continued at pltffs Har ; ririgton.-Yawtor and Read for pltQV; Carter Jf Lamb for defendants. . Av Scruggs vs. Joel Craig—on note. (Nelv trial.) Judgment for costs for defendant; Ca nor' for pltff; Sullivan ami Lamb;fer dufendanl, Mojsbs’ Searcey vs. A. D. Bennett. from J,’ P. Judgm’t for pltff, 341,90 aud costs. Carter for pltff; l)ow■ney .for. defendant. Joseph Jagers vs. Samuel W. Howard. Appeal from J. P. Judgin'! for pltff, 620, and costs. Adkinson for pltft; Carter for defendant. . Timothy Connor vs. Michael Gardner ct al- .Complaint for-deed. Deed grantA. C. Dowoey for pltff. Win. H. Price vs. Aurelia Folbre el al. To\revive judgment.. Continued, Dumont for pltff; Carter for defendant. Fleming Youngci et ux vs W m Hutchinson ei ux— Slander. Judgin'!-lor costs for defendant. Dumouf J: Carter for pltff; Harrington *k Lamb tor deicndnnt. Jacob Conner vs Michael Goodlier cl al —Complaint for deed. Deed granted. A O Downey for pltff. Janies Stewart, dee, vs Commissioner I of Michael Baker deceased. Continued, Lamb for pltft'. ; Henry Peters vs Janies Miller ct al— Petition for partition. Partition granted. Carter for pltff. . ) Jane E Peel man vs Chris PeeluRin. Continued. Lamb for pltff. . John Speer vs Jacob Cole—Complaint for damages.' Judgm’t for pltft - , 85 and costs.) Dumont for pltff; Carter , for defendant. ’ iVnet Dofeur, Ex’r vs John S'.Bob* oris and and T W Graham arid wife —Complaint to forcloso mortgage. Jridgm’t for pltff, 62383,33. Dufour for pltff. ; , ; . ■ - '■ John Sisson vs .Delia Sisson’—for Divorce;; Dismissed. Jolley for- pliff. { John J French vs John Bridle, A C Pepper et ol—to foreclose, mortgage. Judgm’t'for pltff, 6661.44. Garter, for pltff;:A C ; Downey for defendants. 1 ’ .Thomas O Smith vs Wm Oscar Miller arid J \V, From a u ,a din T, to Joreclosemortgngo.. Judgin't lor pltff, 8742,66 arid costs. Carter for pliff.) Wil liam Britt vb Amos and James Downoy—\o foreclose mortgage. Dismissed at defendants’- costs. ( OaTter for pltff; Downey for defendants, ., Peter W AIdrich vs Geo A Well—on note; j udgm’t- for pltft, Sl03,4l and coafef. Carter .for pltff, ■ [ ■ :■ James M New bold vs John; D Camp* Judgm’t for pltff, 8160,08 and costs. Cat tor for pltff.. ; WmNawboldvs John D Campbell—on rioto. , JudgmT for pltff,'. 8106,72. Garter for pltff., -■ , o | ■ John Peelraau vs Michael,Houze—<m acconnt. .Judgm’t for pltff, $|198,47 and costs. Garter for pliff; Downey for defendant. _ ‘ Jobn.Peelman vs Perry-Colo and John j J Paul—on note. Judgm’tl for pltff, | §12',56 aud costs. Carter for, pltff. - | Charles Gullion vs Esther 1 Gullion—■ Divorce. Divorce granted. Carter for pltff, . John Todd vs John F Cotton et al—complaint to recover real estate.. Continued. Dumont for pltff; Carter and Downey for defendants, i - John D Campbell vs Sarah A Campbell et al—complaint to sot aside deed as fraudulent. Dismissed at pltff’s costs. Gazley for pliff/ ■ Hannah H/flcndricks vs Hendricks—Divorce; granted. Lamb for pltff, Arthur Humphrey va Henry Wait—on note. JudgmTfor pltff, §95,25 and costs. Jelley for pltff. Clara Sheets vs > D Armstrong—for dower. Retransferred to Common Pleas Court, together with alcveu other cases. G Simons «fc Sons vs Wm and John Bradley—on note. Judgm’t for pltff, §254,85. Carter for pltff. Robbins <fc Pomeroy vs Wm and John Bradley—on note. Judgm’t for pliff, 5224.65. Carter for pltffs.

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| Ohio State* A; Union l.:nv Co Urge. ! This .Institution has-btvn'teuwvcd l*» ClcVe- ; fa ml,. Ohio, Hecrees are ISjr,illy con K-i ted, and Studentsupon tttaditflfine may be ml mil j led to practice.' .Fm Cm elars, address,', at i Cleveland, . M.’A. KlXfl, Bvcrtiary. * March 10, iSoS.— 1 y ; .->■ . * • ■ < ' ' ‘ v - ' •« - ,

KHW ApYJCU'i*lfSE>iKN'lS

Age and Decision.

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP - I' an inralmMe in Fy mrifi? the <u*iigb, pnrrttUt:* t -j.t throat, ati! Lfv)ite ml lb* • irupliiv * PHILLIPS - CCUGE SYRUP I* a pcivly ‘ i • f*I. nti.l o tiuir* ni wt,.ii It ihj> {*• tak<a by tfi* f’ tinlt vt -I itjf.ul, willjOUl.lt* pHj;UeM appMe Uv-‘:i f*. r 1 am. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYHUP 1a* Wn prcjor. >1 l.i • r cn tIL-.--i.-c-' afj-ln*fr.ira rcH'. ant I! M that th- atllirii-l ,)mul i Veow it; a p-tnHyiliit itiHcutv, f» ini iliuW-to Iticm. PHILLIPS 1 'COUGH SYRUP I? an eipeuiire enrirv-KJ-m. ywt it I* r'CirtJ at t«:i • price, n 1? t« within Iti.' cacti uf at). PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP ‘ I* end.ir'c.1 nti'l I.t pntlom-i i f it.- Msfc"t ' ►tanitln; ami n-'jidtilillitT. lt> imr<>*mnimi)tr; ■ It the Judiciary, the .Bar, the Merchant, the People; tjmch uu n a* arc Incapable of lending their name* to quackery, ftatnl nr tlm-pfl in. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP ha* etoodlh* left of a Icn?. prixatr practice; ha* done, arm t» oow iWnc a« amount i>f pooJ. unequal - edbyany other reaci|y now Imfor* the pot-llf. PHILLIPS 1 COUGH SYRUP baa performed mint rcrmijM-i rent, yet it It e'* claimed that ft wilt work miracle*. orvrmtore <*’ bra)lb tho» pa*t recovery; yet (twill teller* an) palliate the Foflerinr* of cotinuiipttrca,wb<jare h** - yoaJ tha hope of recoverr. J : PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. : Call on any of my arent.* ; gv* *,-r.;,r ..r let, In which yon will find >-.rh r**:;7n.n; i> will eonrlneo. eren'the most (hep!::;;, ;i tit :r-.Iy tup** riot TlrtOM of PHILLIPS' SYHUP! PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYHUP I : PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYHUP! DR. a w. PHILLIPS’/ ;• Sole Projrictar. ■■ Kn. 2 Oollexo Hail lice. Tatnot ri- bet. Tcnttb k ' Fifth »t»., CINCIh'MATI, onto. ; ; . SOLD BY J. L. Thiebaudand Isaac Stevens, Vcvayj W. Gibson, Patriot; Anderson &■ Hogan, Mooiefieltl; U. B- Males, Bennington; andbyDrujgists End country store Keepers throughout I bn State. .. 7 ■ mt.11 ty

A friend mentioned to us this week one of the most remarkable illustrations of decision, in breaking away a long-contin-ued habit, that we over heard. It was in tho case of,a relative of his, a venerable old gentleman, 94 years of age, who had been in the daily habit of using his pipe and tobacco for more than seventy years. As the result of mature deliberation, ha suddenly, one day, surrendered the weed and all its acctupaniraonts into tho hands of his family, with the very emphatic declaration, “There, take ’em awpy, I’ve done I shan’t smoke any more—I won’t dio with a pipe in my mouth." This determination was not in comequcnc of any consciousness of . impaired vigor by the use. of tobacco, for the old hero bad never been obliged to call a physician, and had never-known ariy thing whatever of the depression of disease—hut it came from the excorciso of a wise manly resolution, All honor to a veteran of 1J4 who could conquer a habit that had endured through “three score and ten I” John Leighton, EsqVof Boston, is the man.— Clinton Couranl.

How to go to Sleep Wo know of no bolter plan for securing good sleep to persons not specially in* vatjds, thin to observe the following: 1. Take a very light supper, riot liter than six'P, '51. ' . . ' . i 2. Heat the bare feet before a fire,.for the last fifteen minutes before bed time. : 3. Occupy a largo room, with a win* dow or door, partly open, and the tire place unclosed.; , ’ V • 4, Go to bed at a regular hour. * : . 5. Get up at the moment of waking next morning, at. whatever time that may,bo.;,, 0; Do not on any account sleep a mo* inent in the day time. . v , ■ The result of these observances will be, in-all cases whejn there is riot serious dis ’ ease of body or mind, that the person will, in a few days, go to sleep promptly, and wake the very moment that'nature has' had all. the repose needed i~HaWs Jmr~ nal of Health. ■ ■: ; \ ■. ■ .i.'- ;■ ■■ ■.

. Things Lost FoiiEvaB.—Thofo! lowing words, from the pen of Lydia H. Sigourney, are full-bf instructive meaning: ; ;

Lost wealth may be restored by indnstry; tho wreck.of health regained by tern* pcrancc; forgotten knowledge restored by study; alienated friendship smoothed into forgetfulness; even forfeited reputation won by patience and virtue; bat who ever looked upon bis vanished hours, recalled his slighted years, stamped them with wisdom, or effaced from Heaven’s record the fearful blot of wasted time. Tho footprint on tho sand is washed out by the ocean wave, and easier might we, when years are fled, fmd that foot print than recall lost hours.

The, Greet Government, has sived the Olympic games. Perhaps it would havo done bettor if it had first revived the Greek people. It may be something more than, donhted if the modem Greeks can be roused to any very strong exertions by the prospect, of obtaining a few slips of the wild olive and a handful of palm leaves. Hellas will bo revived at the same time that tho old reeds and jose-lanrcls of tho Eurotas shall bloom lga:o.

fer There are nine dialillerisa and three aicohoVdistilleriMia Hamilton co. ( Ohio,

He who cannot take a hint, canno prebend a long explanation.;

£5TTho old man looks down, and thinks of the past. The young man looks tip, and thinks of the future. The child looks everywhere, and thinks-of nothing.'

counsel of one greater and one less than yourself, and afterward form your own opinion.

. oirAmbition often puts.men upon the; meanest offices; so climbing is petformed j in the same posture us creeping; . ■ f

Xho ground of. almost all our false! reasoning we seldom look any further than oii ono side of the question.

03“ When,you are the anvil, havo p’aM lienee; when you‘ar& the.hammer, strike j straight and well. . , ‘ j

(&“ A Maine editor says that a pump* kin in that-Sjlale grew so large that eight men could stand around it. This is like; the fellow that saw a flock : bf pigeons so largo that he cduhi shake n stick at ihunn

,the good, that tjiey may lovpjthee; bo civil io the bad, that they. may(;hurt thee not. - 1 CniLDitEN. ~TJ»e real objecl of educa- - tioUjia to give children resources that will endure • as* long as life cadures’.hahit.s that time will am e I i o ra tc,not dcilr^y;occupa*. lions. that will .render sickijessj tolerable, soiiiude pleasant, age.venerab.e, I;fe more dignified' and useful, and death less torli* [Syduiy. Smith , • :

• S3T Happin&sicau be made quite as well of cheap materials as of dear ones.

SbEEP-rDeath’s younger brother, and ; «o likehim that I never dare to trust my-.-Kelf;with:him‘without saying my prayers,; —Sir TAoinrw Browne. •' 1

. Ob" A, friend of oars lias invented a cap-; Stall way'to prevent the smell of cooking • in a hoHfie. Itis to'baNO nothing for breakfast and. warm it oyer dinricr - and supper. . :. ’ . j

•iST Since Eden Wo* planted there j could be no Paradise to compare with | what might bo mado by following this ad* vice:-—"Keep yonrstoreof Bmilosandyour kindest thoughts al'home'; give td the world those which are to spare/*

■;>" NOTIC 15 •j. Ilf J!i«!e of Iinml Mnrl;«cnl'tn tfcr Mi>U ; v ' ' to Secure' Luau of reboot. Funds. • j®JOTICK is hereby, given, Hint the under* IT signed A u d ; tor of S w i t zv r I a i i d c b in.t y, Indiana, will on the 25ili day of 11icvitiVi r; i.i>. 1$58, between the' hours of IPVc-Jock a. jj. and 4 o’clock r. «. ofsatd day, at the Court | House dpor, in Veiny, in said county, «fiva ; iorsale tbe following lands/rnortgagcd. to the |, State by John G. Hatburn and Alary htV« ife, I to secure a loan of School b'umJs.viz;,— • J ■ ..A part of the south- weal quart t f of M-cf ion i No. 'fifteen, in towu' lwb.iraugc three west. J Also embracing a pan of.the uoiliewol quor- j ter of seciioil-tweiiiy-two; same town and! range; containing forty-one acres of. land, be- j ing the same landdectloiiby Isaac .Stevens', Sr., j; and wife, to John Q. Hothom, ami deeded byJacob . Weaver ami "wife; to said Isaac Ste- j ■ ' - " I A more perfect desenplrdh'of which w ill be j found in book It, pages tidS amt Lo5, Ktco tiler's office, Switzerland comity, Indiana. ■ Amount orpriucipal due... $115, CP .Amount of interest no w,due...... 11,10 ' . .Total -12C,CO 1101) BUT N. LA Jilt, Auditor S. C. . November 17, l£58.—5l-—pt’i> fee .'St,50

siiKittrrs salk. ~~’ BY virtue of four executions issued out of the Clerk’s office of the t'witrctlonU Court Of- Common Pleasaml to me directed, one in favor.of James Brindley for S9,07 and costs. One in favor of Robert D. Anderson for $13,10 and costs, one in tSvor of Jeremiah Sullivan for $10,00 and costs, ami one in favor of Loos Grimes for $300,00 and costs, and against Abijah H. Grimes, 1 will on lhc 11th day of December, 1853, "at the Court House door, in the town of .Vevay.’said county, betweemlhe hours 1 prescribed by, law, offer for sale at public auction and out-cry, to the highest and best bidder, fur cash in hand, the rents* and profits for a term of years not-cxceeding seven, oft he following described real estate, situated in said county, .to-wit:— -'AIl of the north balfof the wesi half of the north-west huarletof section eighteen (IS), town two (2), range three (3>. containing for-ty-two acres, 1 (except about i of an acre which is occu pied for a grave yard.) But if the tents andprofitsfiillo sell fora sufficient sum to satisfy, said "executions and costs and accruing costa, I wilt then and there, in like manner and* same terms, offer lbe / fee Staple of said real estate; but will not sell for less than two-thirds Of the appraised ; value thereof. To be fold subject to a mortgage in 1 favor of the school fundoflndians, for $31X1,00 and interest yet due/ V- ■ HARRIS KEENEY, S. S. C. November 17,1 W8.—4t-pr’« fee $S,00 .