Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 48, Vevay, Switzerland County, 24 November 1858 — Page 2

U3 - A writer ' in tlia Chicago 1‘iess ami Tribune says th.it while tba apula crop ia almost a total failure in the northern pari of U13 State, we can point to one tinall orchard in that part of the Stats loaded with fruit—about 2000 bushel*—and simply from the fact that it is completely* protected by an artificial growth of young timber.

UGr Tbft P/.Mmrg paper* say there aw now 200 pair of coal boats at that place loaded and ready to start on the first rite.

Offlelii. 1 Paper of ' SwitxiriKtid County.

NEW advertisements.

, The Weather, : , | November is abominable. It is in* ; comparably mean. It is ineffably dirty • and disagreeable, and almost diabolic. I Hood had in hii mind’s eye just each I weather when wroto this moody song, m: i "No iun. no mbon. No mora, ho noon; S No sty, no' earthly view, No distance looking blue. No warmth, no cheerfulness,"no . healthy ease, ; • • • ’ No comfortable feel in any member; - ' NobhKde. no shine, h6 butterflies, ho bees-— No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no bods,-No-vcmber.

CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE?. rilUE undersigned. General Insurance Arft, X tikes pleasure in announcing to his patrons the public generally, that vfil*Sb4* the following Companies whtoh he represent* are increasing every day in- Business and are among the •

Go and hear the Thanksgiving Sermon at the Methodist Church. ' ’

Ohio Slate & Union Law College. This Institution has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and Students upon Graduating may be admitted to. practice. For Circulars, address, at Cleveland, M. A. KING, Secretary. Match 10. ISM.—ly . ,

Detail* of Mexican News. Wabhisotoit, Nov. 20. The New Orleans papers of Monday, received here to-night contain farther particulars of .the Mexican per steamer General Husk. arThe Brownsville (Texas) Flag says that Genera) Blanco, of the Liberal army, with 1,500 men, attacked aqd entered the city of Mexico, advancing within one block of the capital. On the 15th of October, Zuolongq made an imposing resistance and lost 400 of bis soldiers,, besidea/a large number wounded. The loss on the part of the part of the Liberals was comparatively small. Blanco held bis position for a few hours, and afterward retired to Tacnbaya, where he remained encamped. Tbe city would have been completely captured by-tbe Liberals, but the partisans within, upon whose movements depended the whole success, not being previously advised of the intended attack, were not prepared to render any efficient aid. The whole Republic, with Jibe exception of the capital, is now inpossesslcn of the Liberal*. Gen. Escheaganiy was severely wounded in a daring attempt to capture (he Uas*. lie at Peroto with a handful of men. account: says.that Zuoloaga had only khoilt i,000 men, white the other party liad 3.000, and with a little exertion, the latter might have taken the city. '• *' V

V'EV A Y:

Soundest, Healthiest, and Wealthiest . Corporation* oflhe kind ■ In tjbe Called States! The business being under the control of men of ti c 6n>t standing and highest integrity in the country, is sufficient guarantee to policy holders that all losses will be promptly and honorably adjusted and paid. .

Wednesday,r,: *: : Kovtsreaa 24,1858

N FAV A DVF. KT J K KMENTS.

. IkstsKaa : Dire ctorv.— Persons visitiag tlifg pUca Gnd the names of .the principal mercantile houses, professional rneo, manufacturing and mechanical wuhlUbmenta, Ac.. <tc.. enumerated in the Hat of'Business Cards on the first page of the Reveille.;

Important Decision'. —In the cnee of Lockwood rr. The State Bank of Indiana, Judge Bicknell gave a decision yesterday. He "decided that the new silver coin, issued, since IS,53; was not a legal tender, and furthermore, that .a qnantlty of bank notes presented together - lor redemption must be considered as one demand, and if over $5, must be paid in gold. A similar decision has heretofore been made by another Circoit Judge of Indiana.—.Trie Albany Tribune.

Di*. Cnlvcrtvcl) On fllnuhoofl. A Me J tent Ettay on a new. Certain and Rad teal Cure of Spermatorrhoea,he., tnlAout lAr ,«je of Aitrrnal Medicine!, Cauterization, ar any JferAant- , . ' cji Appliance*.

fc}- Dn. JHxoir, the: world-renowned Eclectic and Eiectropathist, is staying at the LeCIerc House, and will remain three days only. Dr. Dixom will positively point out every disease in the human systern* and the exact condition of every or* gan, to the satisfaction of any . mao, in twenty minutes, without asking the patient a single question, looking at the tongue, or feeling the'pulse. He will also. remove meicury; from the system of any person who may, he Buffering from that pernicious drug. ' All diseases .peculiar to ■; females . Successfully . treated; Let every' afflicted person call, as all ex* aminations-are free of charge. *

X. E. Life Insurance Company, i‘| . ' of Boston, Mass., Capital $1,166,000, paid up and securely invested in the best paying stocks id the country. It has paid losses amounting to $688,000 —and paid $195,000 in dividends to policy holders.

JUST published, tbe 6th edition, in a sealed envelope, gratis and mailed to any address, post-paid, on receipt of two stamps. This little work, emanating from a celebrated member of the medical profession, gives the most important information ever published to ait persons entertaining doubts of their physical condition, or who are conscious of liavitig hazaided their health and happiness—-i-onicminc the particulars of an entirely new and perfect remedy for Spetmaiorrhtea or Sem-. jri.ii Weakness. Debility, .rIervou»n«s,‘ Depression of .Spirits, Loss of Knergy,. Lassitude, Timidity, Involuntary Seminal Discharge*, Impaired bight and Memory, Hunches and Pimples on the Face, Piles, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, and Robily Prostration of the whole system, inducing impdtcncy and mental and physical incapacity, -by means of which every oue may cure himself privotely, and at a tridinc expense. ' yjr Address Dr. GIL-J; G. KUNE. 1st ave-nue,-cor. tOth street, New-York; Post Hoi, No. -liid. , ' «ov2t ; 3m.

yew Year 'will give aov 63'magazine published in .America to tho person sending ns an,Address for onr Carrier on the first day of January, 1859, provided the same is used dn that occasion. In case more than one address is «cnt n», a dibinterestdd committee will be chosen' t lo make the award: All contributions should be sent us by December 20,.1858.

Phfpnix Insurance Company, 1 Of llittfnrd, Conn. Capital paid to $200,000, assets nearly $160,C00. This Company stands in ihc froni rank: of Insurance Companies, as a glance atlti condition will show. Trident Insurance Company, of Providence, R. I. Authorised CapiUl; $5*00,000. SIT We commend the above Companies lb those desiring Insurance as the very beat the country affords. Applications promptly attended to., ■ , F. J. WALDO, Agent. • Veeay, Nov. VI, 185#.

Mo ney Bens ed. —Eighteen ■ thousand dollars of stuff called money—Tarkingtoa <k Aiken’s .cbetkS”« ua burned nt Bloomington the other day by the parties issuing it. That, is the best action yet taken ■ in reference to it. " Every, lit of this illegitimate currency, no matter by whom issued, should b'c destroyed.— It is a disjgracc to the country'and tbe legislation of the State to have it afloat.

FREE SCHOOL NOTICE!! By order of the Board of ■ School Trns* tees ol the School District of the Corporation of. Vevay, notice : is hereby given that (Free) Pcnuc CnAnF.D-SciiooLs will be opened oh Monday. pccemhir 1J, 185,8. Also, that a’division of the district lias been made for the Primary Department, viz; All the children residing south of Liberty street, • ana '.allotted tho Iaicit School House, and: all north of Liberty street, the Upper. School House. - . Special Notice.' The Board have appointed Prof, F. D. Bland to make the f«imred Examination and allotment .of: the Scholars to their several grades. Atpl all who desiic to attend any; of the .Schools, {except the Primary. ’Department.) must apply to Prof. Bland, who'will /furnish them with printed cards of admission to tlie grade assigned-them.; • . , ’ . Examination, and permits granted., at Odd Fidlows Hail, on Monday next, November 29 th, between tie hours of 9 and 11 o'clock/.A. M*» and 2 and 4 o’clock, P. 51. All. aro notified to ."attend .and procure ■* their admission cards, as there will be no admittance without cards. .: By' order of the- Board. , ; Attest— J. L. Tuiedauo, Clerkl ’ Ycvny, Nov; 22, 1S5S.-

jESTTho Prairie Rose anJ Kate French' are now running as ft daily, line between Cincinnati and They form an independent aali-mqnlpoly line, and intend carrying freight And passengers at fair rates all tho time. These boats are doing about all the business, and should receive Aha united support of the traveling and shipping public.

Destrcctivb Fire at Versailles.—On tho night of the 16th instant, a destructive fiira occurred ,at .Versailles, .Ripley couinty,’ entirely consuming; three large frame buildings and destroying property to the amount of $3,000. The property belonged to Uhe widow Connolly, O.P. McCullough and William >V. Rax. The loss fell mod heavily on Mrs.'Connelly, her property- being tty moat valuable. The fire originated from » defective fluo in the boose of McCullough: There were several persons burnt by falling timbers, but none seriously.

BRANDRETH’S PILLS Purify Hie Blood. ClON’TlNL'El) pain, or uneasiness in say ' r-njaii is peru-rally euieJ by one or quit* doses uf fimtulrttit's Pills* Thirty years* per* sonal experience ly the undet.-dgntd fully jai* ufy li.is as.-v-mon.' - Ur. James Lull, of IVlsdam, N. V,, says;— , M 1 hast cured Pic inos'.dtpl-juWe costive DtM of the bowds xith Umulreth s pills, when every otl.ee remedy bad Luted, and the patient was civ'.u op to die. Skin diseases of an inveterate and pat a fill character, such u erysipelas, salt rbeuia, tqttcr and Wummeihekt, 1 ;sei-n 'eradicated !*v Ibcir use. 1 has* c-tel iijirnr.in’ie. the epileptic, the paraN , y tic wad the consumptive with the>e rice] lent pi’.h.-i f In j-tutniSft. tnd s:i niT-vwins of the l;»**r, 'dyspep.ii,/yscnitry and I'iarrtrra, pleurisy, [sudden PTns rod riflauiiufitioas, fcmln tli it rut li and ‘ friofulpas, ’ tua Jj.’jvly and Vl urnlfic aifcelions, lave f.U'a I way uf ibn mc-Ir-iiie, and nnv. if. j ttrincnty years’ _*-sptrtafiCe, my'Citi'llt'.jn of ■Utjfti’te'b's Pi ls cmitiaWv to iacrtfcio..

Sometime since ne received a copy of JoJgo Cotton’s Keepsake, and , have been .waiting for time to give it an extended notice, hot as yet bare not been ahloito do so. The book deserves an extensive circulation in this county. Price one dollar. : 1

(By I he Overland Mail.] Later from California. St. Lons, Nov. 20. The Overland California Mail, with dates to the 25th ult, has just arrived.— A heavy rain commenced on tho night of the 2lst ult, and extended through out the State," The 'minora were driven from several river beds where (hey bad been operating. : . Henry 51. Nagle, receiver in th« matters of Adams & Co!, had completed a payment of the first eight class of indebtedness, amounting to upwards of 8150,000. . Tho bark Emilee, from. Bio Jancrio, had brought 650,000 pounds of coffee to San Francisco. 7 - - ■; l*he steamer Cortez. from Victoria, ar-r rived at San Francisco on the 23d, bring-' iug five hundred passengers and 524,000 in treasure. ’. /, Ehenezer Thayer, of Boston, committed suicide on the 24th tilt. . ■ The reports froth Frazier river are more favorable. Honolulu dates to the 7ih ult give more favorable news of the whaling fleet than was previously reported. . : v Col. Wright bad returned to ,Walla Walla since the sailing, of the steamer. Business at San Francisco was very dull. The jobbing demand for the country had improved somewhat/and the premature advcnl^of tho raincy season had Imparted fresh confidents in the ensuing winter’s business. No arrivals or departuresfront the Atlantic ports are reported. -•

' KpTisa eaterprLi-g citizens of Posey .Township living in the region of Anti* . bchOhnrch have resolved to havh.an appropriate Cemetery in that neighbor: hood, VTb are pleased to see' them moving, fntbe matter, ,

I.’ 0, 0. F.—The officers of tho Grand Lodge of the State of Indiana were elected om Wednesday. ■ The following is the result: R. W. G. Master—A, H. Mathews, of No. 36, U. W. D, Master—-Thomas underwood; of No. 15. ,R. W. G. Warden—A. B. Lockheart, of No. 64. ; • - R. W. G. Secretary —E. H. Barry, of No. 35. • ( -4, . J. . R. W. G. Treasurer—<J. C. McChcs-. ney, if No. ; 18. ' . : ■ . ■Representative G. L. U.. S.—Milton Herndon,, o! No. 88.; ' . Alternate'Representative G- L. S. —L. M. Campbell, of No. 123. ; Grand Encampment.—At the meeting of the Encampment on Tuesday evening, rhe following named gentlemen wero elected as grand officers to servo for that . ensuing year: ; : ’ '■ ■■ . ; M. W, Grand' Patriarch, John ;. H. Stailev, of Rochester, ' K il. 'E. G l . High priest, David Furga son, of Winchester. < ; { R. W. -6’. : Senior Warden < James Burgess of Danville.. ' ' R. Wj, ;G. Jonior. Warden, H.| L. Brown, if 'Lawrencebnrg. . R. W. G. Scribe, B. H. Barry, of Indianapolis., ■ • ■ ‘ R, W. ;i G. Treasurer, . Thomas, P, Haughey, of Indianapolis.' Grated Representative td G. L. U; S , Chris. Miller, of Lafayette. Grand Senitnel, Christopher Toler, of Madison. ■; v Dep. Grand Sentinel, E. S. Tyler, of Indianapolis. . 1 - Alt. Grand Rep. to G. L. U. S., Gep. B. Roberts, of Importer , | , ;

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A v nunc lad v. beaut in: I md f call by, to*L ro’i, v).;rd, cae'cd < e’-.itie-'tmn L.: two yesr.r; l,-.r Leal:!, ivui b: ■lut do*a»nl her beauty departed. .At !f»jth Urtn.'rt’.i'a Piib were tried} ylcVtt. d-iei, of fr v H two fjar, ’Acre U'-tcn ifl S:*t. »-;i d;.js p.ect Imj’ 'da usual .period... |lvr;i"a:.t> w.i at.-’, her ti.Ulh.m; Ica.e.i .‘it aovl. v;ti;{ds.

oir.Wflj-'caU attention to the advertisement of Longlcy ‘ Brothers,' 'Cincinnati, The Medical' Work they advertise should havo an extensive circulation. — A good sgent In; this county might do well with it, . v

- Rrandral's .Pills arc the S s: vr1n.if.5a; v are inratliblc, \ tl.'ir rfiiid, an >r«’t oul. for saatn MrtM dt-'op.aijj in cave it oua cl iti-tuic 1 *; i:W ; jf.-; coated piite; tfct next day i:.*;c ci::;c a as if a warn xn :<■>:> inches lone, tn I ns i.iice Me ehild'r Cx/er. The c in Id "Ajs w-tl, • . TLKrrtisY.

rrospectus . ! OV TUE -■ ■" - J ■! , Thirfy-Lighlh Volume ! ! - • op'the,-.• ■;> ■/. : INDIANA STATE JOURNAL. r gMlEeventsof.the Oral sis months of time JL which will foUow.the issue of this pros ' >ectus will be frabgbl with great iulercxl loJ he pep pie of Indiana. An extra, session of, hirst ate Ltgislatttre commence on ihe SOth'ofi November, ami will, iii all probalnliiy.con- ? inue dating the full time ii I lotted to it by the | jOMStilution—adjourning on (lie 29th of-De- j ruuberA The regular btenpial session will j rommence oil the 7th of January, ISW, »nJ j roniiunc until Hie Sth of, March. '. • - ‘ M;ilttTi of vital importance to the people of j Indiana are to be acted upon bylhtit reprer itnlalives in the General ' Assembly, and all j jave an interest in obtaining' an early knowl;dge of,its proceedings. An experienced and jjfnpetcnl corps of reporters will be employed lo furnish for ibe Journal eath.day a fuU'au-j :ountof the business transacted.; In additiouto the proceedings ’of the State , [.egisluliirc- wiil be-ihe. doings of Congress, which body convenes oil the AUtof December ind will continue in session until the 3d ofj Slarch. Telegraphic abslracUof Congpfssronj| proceedings,- with all the other nows furnished by the Associated Press, will be pub- j lished in cach issue of the Daily Journal, and j Ihe most. important portions transferred to the mliimns of Hie Weekly Journal. ] After the adjournment of Cong toss and the stare Legislature the Journal .will Jbe made iniscellatimis, hs well as political, in the liiatter of ilscontents. Home news, and whatever relates to the weliart of .the Commonwealth, will receive especial attention, . la short, the Journal will btJ a paper to meet the wants of Indiana readers especially—such a one os (fan be safely introduced into every lamiiy for perusal by either (he old or the young. In order to make lb« Journal such-a paper as we.desire it to be we have incurred a heavy additional expense for telegraphic news, .reporters, correspondents, 4c., but have not increased in subscription pries. We will send the'Weekly Journal to subscribers at the fol: lowing low Teems, Single copy three mouths .......5'10 ,•• sis . ** 1;....,....... 1.00 « . H ‘ one year .1 60; Five copies V .** .............. 750 ; Ten copies one year, and a copy to club maker...... .' , ,ni.;.,....16fip Twenty copies one year, and one copy to . club maker .. •;. .20 00 Fifty copies one pear, and two copies to, - club maker.. ■...>••••'• - >‘ - *• • • *60 W THE D,41tlT JOUB.XAl, * Containing the latest Telegraphich news re ceived the evening before, publication, with, the proceedings of (he Legislature up toHhe, hour of adjournment, the decisions of (he Gu-; preme Court.-and the general and local tjews of the Stale and will be sentby thtgarly' morning express trains to jshu^cfibers in’the railroad towns at 60 cents,per, month, per year.- Subscribers residing Off the lines of. railroad can also receive their-phpew by f** press by making am n geraen ts fo rt hei rtJ el i v‘ ety at convenient points. . Those who cannot make aiich arrangements will have their papers forwarded by the earliest mails leaving me city, v All, subscriptions must be* accompanied by the money/ No dednetion, made on the price of lhe DSii)\Journal except to pemusjeceivmg it for denvefy .fry earners, ■ > v ; ; ?:.. - ‘IT In all cares where the maker of-'t crab for the Weekly Journil receives an extra copy of .Che pipV the enlire”pack8gc wnl' bp .addressed for djslribiitfon r cictptiDg lhej smaller plubs'bf fifteen or, under. < All lhat-ia necessary to be done is for the order sent "us to stale The ‘no babe;, of papyrs wanted;- and ihe name of the pefion'io wholn they are to be ad? dressed/ ;‘ ; nj In 1 sending-orders for papen much trouble and confusion will be avoided writing names; pott'bffieei and cnuoUcadisUnoUy;,: Address? NjT JOURNAL COM PA NYu. • « '*-4al!tSlw>olis, Indiana*.

Organizatiou of the: ladiana Leglala- ■ !“ . tuye.XxoiiiATous. Nox t . 20. The specinl the'Indiana Legislature;, met this iuflfrning., The was organized fry thd.electtpii of Jonathan W. /Gordon (Rep.) Speaker, Richard Ryan fauli-L.) .principal , Georgo H. Chapman (Rvp.) as>l,.lnrit Clerk, and Robert Jennings (Ropy) Doorkeeper.— The Scnato clecled J. H. Vnwler (natiL.) priucipal Clerk, and James Tyner (Rep.) assistant- Clerk, -.Both Homes immediately adjourned after organization.. ■ :■ . > ■

r The U. S; District Court for ln: ditna convened at Indianapolis last week, fleott Carter, of this place, is on tho grand Jury, and Geo, H. Kyle on the traverse jury,. It. will: hb in session three or font weeks. ,. . 1

A gentleman, away frr»m hinr, wa* UVen will pleurisy; the inQittuniatnin wai itrtihln every oremh made him wnihe with agony. Kighl Hreii iit lb's were swallowed, and warm wit *l*p;ie£ IihmIIv; Uic pill* opmwd, mu) itit pain »ns relieved; plenty i)f 5fuel ■»«' taken. and six more pitta, and theivCoad da; (he pa'iciit « js curt-il. ; . ’ ’ These statement* ahtmhl have weight, and prevent the Mae of poi.'i nous' drug*, amt atop1 he sad practice of hleuJinc. — B. UllANDRETH.

*: Election of Tnisleea. ' .There wilt bo an, election ot Antioch;’ Church, in ;Vosey Township, Switzerland coimiy, Indiana, on the first Saturday in| December, between the hbura of six nnd , nine o’clock, P. M., to elect three Tfus*| tecs for Powell’s Cemetery Association. ! J. B. Powell, Secretary, j November 24, 1858. I

We invito attention to the adver-' of Dr. Kline,.published in our, paper to-day. The mailer of which it treats is very important, p ami our Ncw-j York correspondent informs us that ho| has. known the ndvoitiscr for several; years and that he is every/way worthy! of confidence'. . j

- Never Knew it to Fall, i \ Madison, Ixn., Oct. 22, 1857.; Dr G. AV. Phillips,.Cincinnati; -: ! Doar Sir:—h affords ine pleasure to add niy testimony to the numerous cer-; tifientts you have extrnordmnry. virtues'of'your Cough Syriip. In every instance in which I have used it myself, or known;it to fail in affording immediate relief, and effecting a speedy cure./— From the ;raahy ernes I have known by its tisej I have no hesitation in saying, 1 believe it to be supciior to.any other prep* aralion folr cdugbs, &c. t over discovered, and take great pleasure in recommending it to all wbo ."aro affected .'with, or predis-; {posed to! any disease of the throat, lungs, lor che-t. ’' ’ Caleb T. Lodge, j

Ti IH STOEE! T FARMS, C ASH, i rglllE spieni of business which we have es-! a tabiishtd cannot but be, satis factory lo every purchaser. Every article in- tbe:Store has the lowest price,marked upon it, and no .variation .from the price will be Purchasers, whether they'are good or bad judges: of tbe quality, of poods, be sure of ob- ; taining every article at the vfcry lowest price, without the- trouble of beating down, or Iht fear of being cheated. - • : • U wilt fre our aim to give satisfaction to all 1 who will favor us with their patronage. , ' We have just received a handsome STOCK’ OF GOODS, and will-be receiving from time; -to lime, Goods of every description. V We respectfully invite all the old customers,and the public in general, to give us‘a call. / - COORVOlSiER 4. LEWIS, No. 1 Odd Fellows’ Rail, corner of Main and Liberty streets. .. . V .-O* Butter, Eggs, Rags, and -all kinds of Country Produce, liken in • exchange, for Goods. / ' nov24-lf

Jnsi openinffi . ABc*rnircL/xelectioD Ajf £odi« Furti at very low pnees at,.the “Cheap'■ Cash Store" of IInIhnwny & Cp. I! i ’-J- ’ 1

cionksl Cloaks 11 •; A FINE assortment of the-LalestSlylc , Clo|h«i. wbioh **o areielliiig at gteaiiy reduced pricci it Ibe 'J Cheap Ci'sb Store*'‘of ; potJl * * ' Hathaway & V’oJ

jffiT Our columns at present are most tod fall of advertisements to suit onr nnmerone friends. From ; present indications, we shall soon have to enlarge onr papcrj.or use smaller sized typo for advertisements. •

|}r.ini)iclb'.i Pills are sold si the Principal Office.' 291 Canal street, NranJtelh Bmldinc. New York* alSScenujwt box;and the isiik. sugai coated, 13 cents, uairanted.lo keep M well as the plain. Also sold by r.ovCl Im

New Y r ontc, Nov, 19. The flooring of tho nbw ; State Arsenel gave way eariey this rporning, crushing everything in its way and prostrating the west side arid-parinioii A poniim of the wall fe}l bn an; adjoining house, crushing the root ami severely injuring a woman who was lying in bed;. , # The building was; nearly completed*— It was built of stone, Was 200 feet long, 100 feet' wide ami 60 feet. high. Loss estimated al ; 550.000 to 560,01)0. Nobody Waji .killad, tiro hour being loo early for workmen. / ‘ j f ; ■ /

the prospectus of the Indiana Bute: Journal in another column, and subscribe for- it without delay. It will be particularly desirable this winter during the session of the Legislature.

h STEVENS, ' Vertf.

ForlhtTriTt<KiiitD«ng1iUnorAauri«il

. Woman.KnowXliyael!.. The foil* icing-« Hit titti of a tuio •nd ytfull* .-,/rfy raluuhlt book, juti jnn Ikt - \voma>j . V lUr Dlittm and their Tre«ta»nU

■ Lectgbe.—Itov, Mfr. Corlis will give a public lecture before the “PhilonifttheaaJ5ociely, M at llw Methodist Church, on Thursday the 25th inst;, sl 6£ o’clock P. H. ' All are invited to;attend.

Professor of Obstetrics and Diiems of Women and Children, in the Ecketic Col* ' . lege of Medicine, Cincinnati; Author* of the American Eclectic OispcR* salory, the-American'Eclec* , ’• tic Obstetrics, ifce Arocr- ' ; jwn Physicim.

U JOHN KI>0, X. D.,

■ Illinois.—At the recent election ip the State of lllinoia the entire; vote polled was two hundred.and lilty-two thousand one hundred nod seventy 'two.The highest vote polled to this was in W year'. 3856,-at the Presidential 'election, when it reached two hundred and thirty-eighV thousand seven hand radj and eighty-one. The Administration was five thousand and twenty-one,’ and most of these,votes are said to bave been cast, .by ’ Republicans in conpties where they were.in a hopeless minority. | The totals of the vote for Treasurer were as follows:— • *• . • • ,-k ; .

OirThe jmy at Bowling Green, in the case of Mias- Ray vs; • Benjamin* H. Covington,’for breach of marriage promr iie, last week; rendered of 84,* 000 in favor of the plaintiff. : ‘-:

COMHXKCIAL. ■ : ' - ; November 22. FLpun.-— Ho|dt?i>r disposed to meet buy * era; luisiiifiss Iarg<*, prices* n shade 1 ower; sales 7000 bhU nt. 3.4! 25@54 1 30 lor fine, afid 54 60@54 85 for hope rfiue/tat ter for while xvlieat.. ", -. ..r V-’/ ; ; .Hoca—Opened firm, on 'Change prues advmccd., fully‘ 30@35 per ct, closing budynut.'itjdtcating'la further iraprovemeut. Receipts not qbite'so large, which was the!.chief- cause of-'-.the reaction. Salea .oOOO at $6@5G G24. fo rnicr for 180 lbs average,-latter for i!30®235 lbs average; for 200 lbs average lli'ere was-ac-tive demand at 86 40 at cjbscv . Worat—Firm, fair demand for finer at full prices; sales .00 bash prime while at SI 10,600,do Dill at. 02@95o. (jonx—Finn, prices suslainnl; sales 4006-imsh now to atrivWat 58, and 10,000 do deliverable 'within' 30 days >t 55o. . „ j Bablev —Dull and droojnos at 70(^75c for good to prime fall, 60@65c for info* | nor and fair; sales 000 bush fair ot C5c, land 360 prime at-76c. . ■ Oats.*— Kales 700 bush light new at 1 depot, in'bnlk. ot 57®58c; old in active demand at 59@60c. - Potatoes. —Sales 350 bbls Pinkeyes at 82 25, 160 Ncshannocks at 52 50, and 200 white Mercers at 52 50@52 70 j per bbl; market firm, i Cooperage. —Sales 300 pork' bbls, at !$l 05, 300 at Lawrcncebnrgh at 81 05. Groceries- -Unchanged, and still bare of molasses, which is nominakat 38®40c: . sugar in demand at 7@7|c, and coffee at 14®l2$c. the latter for prime Rio. ■.

rHltltS woth was undertaken by the author JL only al the repeated and urgentaoliciutions of those who have listened to his lectures for the past six or seven fears; and from hia own welt-grounded convictions that the health ■ and happiness of the whole country demand* ed a reliable and scientific treatise bn the subject. The women of America are,fir loo igno* rant of their peculiar organisation, tod of tho diseases to which they ire liable; the conic* „ aciICC -f .which is, that the ’sex is becomiot provcibiaV for poor healtn, wicivacveiuliSCS* and shortness of life.' . Physicians cannot rim* edy this'sUte of things; self-knowledge, on (he part of women Ihemselres, inregsrt to tM healthy action of their peculiar fnoclioni, tba early symptoms of derangement, and the best methods of cure, can alone arreil the fatal two of female morality. ; LeUbe voiceof warning beheeded.- ;*■ ■ .. • -Vi. i> In the composition'of the present work, *evera! objects have been held in view, vm-rto • give a thorough account of.lhe history, symp* toms, causej,' etc., of the .virion* iliieaits re* fejied lb, in as condensed a manner as possible, so a* 'o retain if within certain limits, and place it af a price within .the reach of every mother end daughter in America; to.*Ulo folly the treatment pursued; inUffeicafftctions by the ro«'ii successful, practitioners,' as well as that which the author adopts !n hia own prac* Ifqr,—md to accomplish this end, in'addition to Ms own views, the roost tepauble autbon*. ties have been carefully examined. The language of the author is chaste, and yet capable of being understood by any intelligent person. a - . The text is well illustrated with new and appropriate engravings, of ehaste and inoffensive design. 'The volume contains 363 large octavo page* —the print is from clear, new type, and on the best white paper—and it substantially bound. Price, $2.35, ,,, ■ . 1000 Women Wanted. I gen tie men will not be refected) to canvass their respective neigh* borhoodi for the itle of (be above book,in doing which good wages may be made, ul-tM-blessing of health despensed to thousand*. Agents and'others will be supplied with copies, of. the book, prepaid by mail, on n* ceipt of the retail price, 82.26* • - - . Address Lqngfty Brothers, Publisher!, • ’■** ’,68 Vine F« o*

Obr’friond, John Lewis, of Craig Township, has become associated' with Mr. ’.Courvoisier ip }the ■ Store-keeping business;in yevay. -y ■

OO* Bj reference to a notice. in'another column, it willbe seealhattli0 ; PuhHc Schools'are tdibe again open onJ .tto’first Moutlay in December. • 1 '" ' v \

Miller, Republican, 125.402 Fondey; Douglas dem, ’ 121.8; 9 ; , Dongharty, Adm dem, 5.021, Showing a majority for Miller, over Fondey of 3,573. _ i- y

annual innouncefnent of tho ObidCuIiiyator appears fa oar columns to-day. The Cultivator is one of the best agricultural papers in llio country.

Mobile, Nov. 20." Great excitement existed here yesierday in consequence of the detention ;df the Nicaragua emigrants,; Abont' four hundred of them surrounded the office of Julios Hesse, ehe agent, demanding immediate transportation or the retnrne of their passage money. Mr. Smith, deputy collector of the port, interposed, and stated that instructions from Washington city were confidently expected on Saturday. The crowd then dispersed, assured of something definite being determined upon hy evening.

The Memphis Avalanche stales B. Clay has sold the residence of Efenry Olay, Aa'iland, for 200,000 acres' of Texas land.

Scpiiehe CocnT-—-The Fr.ll term of the Bo pram a Court of Indiana commenced on Monday, There are about 1000 cases on-the docket.

OCT The Vincennes Gazette pays: "During the burning of Fulsiferis Pork House on Saturday night, and the Planing Mill of Baily <k DakorT&ft-Monday night, large □ombera of birds were seen flying above in n circle, attracted, doubtless, by the great light. Geese, brant gulls and smaller birds seemed fascinated to the spot, and occasionally aonie of the smaller ones would fly » short distance above the flames. .

HistrtEBBjsa Laporte (Ind.)Timea leanu that a most distressing accident occurred near Plymouth, one daylaet week. A Dr. Bailey discovered an owl lurking in (he vicinity of his barn, and lyn info the boose after bis gun to about iV As be want toward the door, on Hfa way oat with the gun and it cocked, muzzle behind him, it went off, shooting the wife and child of-Dr. Bailey, and his sitter and her all four, not one of wboia will probably recover. Tba g*m n ap loaded with tuck shot.

£$T The Sreabcn, Ind. Republican says that at the last the last terra of the Circuit Court in that county, therfi were twenty ono divorce casee on the docket, ten of which wore decided ind allowed.

Pirrsnuna, Nov. 22. RiverS feet 7 inches by metal mark, falling. Weather damp and cloudy with appearance of raig. -

{ The Grand Lodge of the 1.0. O.F. of Indiana ; met at Indienapolii on Tuesday. An’interesting event occurred at 'the session. P. G. John Walkup, who . was the active N, G. of the/Wasbington Lodge, Ko. I, of Haiti at the lima the charter of that lodgeVwas received from England, was introduced to the .Grand Lodge. The 2Stb of April next ' will be the fortieth anniversary of the establishment of the order in this country, 'and since then be has been anactive and prominent member. The Grand Lodge, in accordance with the suggestion of (be G. L. U. 8., will recommend a gathering p( all the lodges in tho State, in Indianapolis, to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the establishment of the order in ; this country. *

dvt'ar Vc! . . Evt-iy Man who Cultivates «n Acrc X of Land; Every .Wuniair who CullivaUs a Garden or Flowers: ‘ ‘ \; Evciy B»y who intends to become a. Farmer. - Every Girl who‘may become a .Farmer's Wife: . ■ occur to ai;»y t.ie / OHIO CULTIVATOR!' Some are so Rich they have no lime to n nd; .‘vimcare so Poor they can’t afford lo pay; .Some so wise you can’t le»ch Uitni anything; .Some are’ taking too many Papers already, See Ilete, 3Iy Prlemlt Von may, can, musi/ inie tt, could. wouM, «t should, leave off sui-h rain excuses, and TAICB TUB OHIO CtT.TIVATOIl Foi’ 1S59! Volume XV. begins on the first of January. Publislicd twice- every mouth in : book form, for binding. ' Devoted lo Farming, Slock Raising, Gardening, Fruits, *-c. : Gol upexptussiy for practical, every-day rise. : Tt-RMs.—Siiigie copy, $l, a year—Three copies.for $2— ijiS;copies for £l—Nittc copies for$d, and a ropy extra to Urn getter up of every club of 9. , - / Inquirtal yonr Tost OrTice,'br send for a specimen, and gel u? a club amoag year neighbors. Specimens scnlfrce. ! . ■ ; Address ’ S..D. HARRIS. EJitor and Publisher, Columbus, O. 1 I,b*21-3 w ' : -. ■ -