Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 5, Vevay, Switzerland County, 2 February 1859 — Page 4

THE system of business which we have cs- j tahlished cannot but be satisfactory Jo every purchaser. Every article iri the Store has the lowest price marked upon it, and no variation from the price will be made. Pur- j whether they are good or bad judges of the quality of goods,, may be sure of obtaining every article at the very lowest price, without the trouble of beating down, or Iht fear of being cheated., ■ . . - „ , It will be our aim to give satisfaction to all who will favor us with their patronage.: We have just received a' handsome STOCK OF GOODS, and will he receiving from time to time, Goods of every description. , \Ve respectfully invite all the old customers, and the public in general, to give us a call. * CO UR VO IS IER 4 LEWIS, No. I Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Main and Literty streets. O* Butler, Eggs, Rags, and all kinds ol Country Produce, taken in exchange foi Goods. nov2t-lf

J. r. Thiebaud’s DRUG AND MEDICINE EMPORIUM I Fin limits, 1 medicines, Paints, Oils, Ac., Ac.,

. RED WHITE AND BLUE. j The Philadelphia Weekly lllmirated RED WHITE AND BLUE j I IS one of Ihe-Urgest ami Best Pie ■persof Iheday. | Every Subscriber wilt receive (w o Premium*, worth : from 30 cent* to4500, by the extra par mentor 23 cents; i each. At toon as the tubrcriplloo money It received, 1 l ' the tnbeeriber will bo Informed what bit premium*! | are, and then It It optional with him whether be pay* 1 tb" i3 cents on each and take* the premium* or not, , ’ t The premiums that we sell to the *ub»cribir* for 25; : cent' each, are embraced la the following List:— | 5 Pianoforte*, $*0 each. ID do. - 3W1 “ 25 Gold ftTintinc Ca*ed watches, * ISO S3 Sowing Machine*. - ■ lij “ S'* do. ' ..... 73 ** ion Gold watihei, * • • • 50, >' 3C0S;iTerHiiot!ngwatche!, ... 30 *• 5Cti Silk. Uret* pattern*, ... 23 •* Stiver watcher. Gold Cbalm,Go1J Bracelet*. Brooch' ef. amt variou* other article*, worth from IS cent* to hCJ,

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Fling off the Shadows. BT NETTIE CiMrsELL. Fling off the shadows that cloud thy brow, Banish the gloom that is’o’er thee now, Break tbs chain that has bound thee long. Awake thy voice as a sweet lute in song, Call from thy heart the love that is there, — Though shrouded in gloom, sorrow and care, it yet is as pure, as holy, as deep As the Peri's gift that the angels keep.

The last of Earth.

• Too Paris correspondent of the Travel* er has the following: .

■' "Never envy any man I All have their hardens, and he .'that tempered the wind to the. ahorn Iamb’ bath endowed habit with the power of alleviating the heaviest loads. The other thy there waa asplendid fitncral in lira street* a few doors below the. home in which 1 live. - AH the .hideous . pageantry which increases the horrors of Death was assembled. Tbe crowd was numerous. ':The luxurious mansion of tbe great hanker, was one great luoeral chamber;. -The banker is Worth a million ot dollars. Hiu average income is a hundred and twenty thousand dollars; He is the bead of a joint Flock

Main Street, Vevay, Indiana. LADIES and Gentlemen who deiice to purchase Articles for the Toilet,—Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Perfumeries, — of superior quality, should call at Thieiaud’s. Persons engaged in Bitluisg or Repairing, who want White Lead, Zijsc- White, Varnish, Oils or Paints, should colt oh Tiiiebaed. Those who wish to try any o£the celebrated Patent'Blcdlelnci, '

Yea, even as the diamond, shincth its light, Though now in a casket as dreary as night, To woo it from memories morbid and drear. It needeth sweet hope unraingled with fear; Hope that the future may ever be bright, Hope that extinguished may ne'er be the light, That love has been bidden to kindle so pure, Hope that forever that love may endure.

Ko Class System—Student* can enter at any time. rjlHF, object of this Institution is to afford JL young men an opportunity of qualifying them wires theoretically and practically for the Julies of the Counting House. 1 The Course of In- tmetion embraces Double Entry Book Keeping and lu various applications to trade, tU: Wholesale, Retail. Manufacturing, Shipping, Hanking, Commission Individual, Compound Company and Kail ttnad Business. Also, Lectures on Commerce, law, Commercial Calculations and Practical Penmanship. Applicants can enter the Institution si any time, and attend from 7 a. a, to 9r. x.

OfEK HAV ASD KVESINK

are invited tocall on J. L. Tuiebaco, who has a large supply of Popular Remedies, such as Hoofland’s Bitters, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral S[ Pills, Hurley's, Bull’s, and Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, Dr. D. Jayne's Medicines, Morse's Indian Root Pills, Holloway's Ointment ond Pills, Carter’s Spanish Mixture, Dt. Gris .void's Remedies, Wright's Pills* Extract of Buchu; Btagg’s'Arctic Liniment, Mustang Liniment, Eye Water, Ac. Burning, Fluid and Lamps, Alcohol, $c. If you ore handsome, and wish to preserve your beauty—if you are homely and wish to be handsome—if you are well and wish to preserve Jour health—if you arc sick and wish to be well—if you are weak and wish to be well—if you are weak and wish to be strong —call at TniEBAUb’a, and you will find some thing to suit your case. None need suffer for want of a suitable and agreeable remedy for any or all the u tlt» of Lift!” Call and look for yourselves, the old Vevay Drugstore will furnish you all you desire. se29

TERMS;

One t«py forene ytar, - S’ CO and 5 premiums. One I'-jf’V years. - d 11 . One t«py* for three ycors. - £5 Hi and .6 ** One iopi for flee ; ear*, SdUlaiid 10 “ . And to Clubs* Three copier. one year, • 85 do nud fl premium*. | P'lvv copies,one year. , - .♦SUWai.d ID “ , Ten copies, one ‘ear,- - £15 00 and CD “ Twenty copies, one year, - 830 CO and -IU “ an estra copy given to Iboie getting up a CluboflO Sul>jeri!<er>. All tommuulcation* must be a JJ reued to A. 51. BROWS & CO., Jau91‘3(ii 337 Cbci nut-:(reel, Philadelphia.

; banking company, which enables him to dispose of ten millions of dollars at his : pleasure. 'Ho is one of the lions of Change. ■ Don’t yon envy him? Oh, no, don’t envy him; he has bis sorrows, as-well as anybody;‘fpt ’twaa only six months ago : the undertaker laid his third son, then 19,

Tenderly now a voice callelh to thee. Heed, heed its true words, its bright melody, It cometh, it knocketb, it asketb but thee To give it a home in thy heart joyfully; Oh list to its voice, its music doth know So sweetly, so gently, so prajerfally low, Falls it not'on thy .heart as a-whisper from Heaven,— In which to thee a glorious promise is given.

FALL AND WINTER TRADE. THE undersigned are now in receipt of a large acd complete assortment of*

It takes from eight to twelve weeks to complete a full course.

Hardware and C«tlcry 3 Consisting in part of the following leading articles, to-wit: — Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and Shears, Razors and Strops, ’ . Table, Tea, and Pasting Spoons, ’Edge Twols of all descriptions, ■ ; Bench Planes, Gages and Squares, Hand, Ripp, Panncl & Tennant Saws, Wood and Cross-Cut Saws, Carpenter’s and Cooper’s Tools.

Students are Instructed Individually by llla'tratlnns of Business transactions, Independent of a printed book. The science Is thus reduced to system that students on leaving the College, will be able la take charge of, and conduct ujion scientific principles, any set of Double Entry Books. Farmers, Mechanics and professional gentlemen, us well as those about to V enter Mercantile pursuits,will find 11 greatly xyV/icywwv to the) ■ advantage to - 'raMSSgJl learn to keep books, to 'flBBMcgMf\VKITE an elegant bus- jB&jfet Iness band and make practical business forms,' ■ which 1* desirable in every profession, ond In all kinds of business.

Magna est Veritas ct PrevahbiL

in the grave—tho other day .his second ton was carried away by the same sombre tradesman to the graveyard, though the boy was bat ope and twenty—bis eldest daughter is a hunchback and is, in declining health—his second daughter is bed-ridden with consnmption, and will snr* prise the doctors if she outlives the winter—the hanker himself is blind from over labor—be has been known to pass twenty days without once undressing and sleeping; in a bed; all bis repose being a few hours' of feverish slumber snatched from corroding cares—a respite passed, on a sofa t 0 h I don’t envy the rich ban her, though his coffers overflow with gold, for it avails little to him; and though, as I grant ye, the resonant chimes of coin, tossed about-as so much trash in hia cash office sound musically to .the ear, yet tbe oft-heard passing hell ond doctor’s tread common in that house as the resonance of gold, destroy all the effect, except the painful contrast between the emptiness of human vanity and ambition!. So envy no man! ; .

O’Acill’s Dispensary!

No, 631 Market Street, bet. First and Second, Louisville, Kt,

Then cease for erf one, cease for lost hopes to

HAVING permanently located in this city, I have opened tbe above establishment for the accommodation of the afflicted. Tbe ladles' Reception Room-U entirely teperala from my ofttee, and has a side entrance.

weep, There yet for thee burnetb a love warm and deep, Thy song may not ever be mournful and long, Angel voices a*t whispering "joy yet shall

'This city tiding* more central point than my former residence, I am better prcitareJ to 9 apply my tele* bnted Kc 1’lns Ultra, ami other Medicine*, than 1 could possibly bo when I lived In tho eonnlry. - My office la open from 4 o'clock In the moralnp until 13 at night. From this point ran be had all of my 'Various Medicines for Female Diseases. Including Ihe Female Balm and Woman's Friend. Flu, Flue, libpepsy, Diseases of ibo Heart and Liver, Coughs. Consumption, Bronchitis, Dropsy, Dlscaaesoftho Kidneys, Flies, Fistula, General Uebilfty, .Negro Consumption, Scrofula in all its forms. Diseases of £yc* and Kars, and, In fact, ail Diseases, chronic and acute, no matter of how long standing, can bo cured by the use of one of more of these- preparations, If laken according to dlrcttloni* y ' TTPlu Female Diseases especially, my Medicines have no equal. -They give a)most .entire relief in fo.-iy-clgh. hours, and cure In a very short time. They give no luconvenletkco whatever. They have been before the public for tenyears,and bare given universal satisfaction wherever nsed. Indies, in writing to me, will please to describe the color of thebiar and ere*, and give the; age; let the know If (bey are married; bow long they. hare been sick, and. Die age of the youngest child, ITany. I will then write back the disease* in full and make them' iho judges in' their own cases. Ladles whose health has been injured from not having children:can bare (ho difficulty removed by using the No Pius Ultra and other Medicines, as m-hit-By Is the general cause. On the other hand, perrons whose health may have been iretired from having loo many children, can have the ikilculty removed, without medicines'or any muchauk-l means, by iuciudng luo five dollars. . .

— ALSO 400 pair Trace Chains, : 200 Haller Chains, < 50 naif Breast Chains,' ■ 23 Log. Chains, , 25 Lock Chains, ' ■ ; ■ - Double ami Single Barrel Guns, 'f ' Pistols of every description, ■; ; Shot Bags, Powtle’, Flasks and Horns, Saddle; and Carriage Trimmings, such as ' Bridge; Bills, Enameled Leather, Buckles, ■ do Cloth,-. Stirrups & Spurs, Laces & Fringes; Tacks and Harness Saddles, ■ / ■ / : Brass Bands, Ac., &c. . . Having personally selected, the above articles, we can assure our friends that they are of superior ipjaliiy, and we intend selling them at wholesale or retail at as low prices as they con be bought wcsUof the mountains.. Give us a cal), ami examine our stock ’of goods and prices, before going elsewhere, to purchase. F. L. Crisnnl & Soil; Vevay, December 15, 1858.

NEW ENGLAND LIFE

For all professions, and for Detailing Business, oxa Month* Trivia* win. sc St rnnvs-r, to enable them, to keep-an account of tfaetr business Transactions scientifically.

thou know;” “ The poft shall be lost in the future before thte, A wave of the lelhc in kindness toll o’er lhet, The sorrow that mj nearly in lie past crushed

1 , Of Boston, Mass.

ileal prar lira I exercise* for all kind* of Detail ami Wholesale business; Practical Commission and Banking also taught In this College by the Principal, who ha* been in business fur himself, ami others,Tor the last twenty-four years. The facilities for obtaining situation* for young men at this Institution, are equal if nut superior, to that of one other College In the city. Owing to Ihe present state of the finance*, the terms have been reduced from $35 to $30, for a full course. Two or more students, entering at the same time, will wo received ntSSa.each.

thy soul. Effaced shat! be ever from memories scroll.

Accumulated Capital, Jan., 1853. ..$1,165,000 This remains after paying losses'' amounting to.538,000 And dividends in Cafh to all the policy holderepmounting to.. 7... . 196,000 . WILLARD PHILLIPS, President, B. F. STEVENS, Secretary. . . • : IHBECTOM.

Happiness,

It appears evident from pnrpast expo* rience and daily observation, that the one great,and grand object for which ail mankind are striving to secure, is the enjoyment of true happiness. Although it is. exhibited in numerous ways, yet all possess a re tending to the one great and grand object—happiness. . When man was first created he was placed in a very happy condition,—inch a one ibal.thero was nothing wanting, for he had every* thing that could he desired, or that was need fat; but he disobeyed the commands of his great Creator, ami thus fell from his-glorious state. . Misery, .by this on’o act of .disobedience, was first introduced into the world. • Hence yon perceive that ever since that primitive period .of time down to the present, man has Wen endeavoring to obtain the enjoyment of true happiness, Some, and not 'a few either, are of the opinion that it consists in the possession of great ( wealth, and consequently they devote all their .iime and talents to the accumulation of riches,... Dot .this in our estimation is a had mistake.—it has bccn'forcver t.n the contrary; . TIteioara so. very many ways’of seeking this alldesired .object; that it is qtiite difficult for one jiiat ’starring out in the world, to.ascertain which is - the right w’ay, 'ibis knowledge should he learned by observation, hnl’ it U sometimes acquired by dnar experience.’, How very, necessary it is wo should consider well the path ia which we start'. Without perseverance ■ the starting point will'do ns hut little good. ; Many E. Aksuctz.

Tuition for Writing anil Hook Keeping, when ' taken |>j the month, * * _ • Qt5,oo

Charles P. Curtis, .Charles Hubbard,' Thomas A. Dexter, Marshall P. Wilder, Sewell Tnppan, Win. B-.Reynolds, A. W. Thaxler, Jr., Geo. H. Folgcr, Patrick T. Jackson* - .

. Tuition for 15<wit KwfJiig per week, • . ’ 6,00 Tuition for writing per month,. - • O.oo Strangers spending a short tlmtin the city, nho arc unacquainted with Boot Keeping and Ommertiil Correspondence, elf., will Unit It greatly U> their ad? vaniaze to enter thU College. ' ■ .* References given In tins test Practical Book Keepers to lh« city—none to more Ihenrixer*.

The Surplus is divided among all (he .policy holders in CuiiVlhus qfftmjitig a good and certain rate of interest upon the outlay of premiums and avoiding the large and unnecessary accumulations of unpaid dividends, of uncertain tendency and erroneously called capital. One-halLof the first five annual premiums on life policies loaned’to insurers if desired; the remaining half may be paid quarterly; ' The premiums are as low as those of any reliable Company.'

Fur further particulars, call, or address the Principal deciiMy , : B. W. .SMITH.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, . PH 1 LA U.KI.P HI A. J

Scenes of Childhood.

Of aK periods in life, there are none so pure?—none eq innocent as childhood. We took at the child in all iU loveliness and admire that, which we can never again possess.' A child's expectations may be disappointed,—dark- clouds may obscure its pathway, hut bow soon at), its troubles are forgotten; the dark cloud passes away, and joy again depicts itself on the fair brow of childhood. O could it be thus with us in'after. life, when tare and disappointment oppress the mind, now enfeebled by age, life worth! indeed be a pleasant journey, and death 1 scarcely desirable. When we reflect on the scenes of oar childhood, its pleasures, its happy associations, the honest rosy faces of early friends, we almost involuntarily exclaim, '*1 would I were a child again.*' Yes, pur young hearts were then;too full of mirth and pleasure to dream of sorrow and cate. Bat now when they 1 come, wo console ourselves with the thought''if we are sanguine and cheerful/' these wilt bo our friends. ; Yes, childhood has its pleas*, tires .and enjoyments,, its sports and its peals of merry laughter; but like all other things of a terrestrial character, they are transitory and wo are left “to look beyond this vale of tears’* lor that which is ever more glorious. : ; '

itletalic Burial Cases.

(A Benevolent Jn-Ulutlon, established he social CD 1 dowmeui for the relief of the sick and' dl,trwed, • aflllrled with Virulent Olid t’pbletniedbeas..‘S.

These thing* may appear-eery strange, but try mo in all tliat I Mate, ami 1 will prove the tacts in every rate; a ml Indeed, your own Judgment wilt cuttvlnre you when I explain to you the meant. In uring the means, you do ctd suffer any Inconvenience or injure whatever!! i- : ’ '

JESSE V. SHOUT, i ■ffTNDEUTAKER, has and will continue to vU keep qn hand all sizes-of the latest improved Mttalie Burial Cases, and also Plates with all kinds of inscriptions. He will also attend to cementing, and all calls in hia line of business. He constantly keeps on bamLall sorts and sizes of 1

TO all persona arikled.nltli .-evtial Di.t-avc-.j'jcj at SPKRMATOKIUHEA, SKMINAI, WEAK. XES.S. IMPOTENCE, COXO K UIIf E A. RI.KET. SV(M M I.U S. 1 h e -Vke n f O X A XI ML b' E1, F-AI! US E, ,tc-

This it the oldett American Mutual Life Inturance Company, and one of the most successful, and it purely Mutual, ’ dividing all the turplut profile among alt the intured, ■ Instiiance may be effected for ; the benefit of. mani cd women beyond the reach of their tinshand's creditors. Creditors may insure the lives of debtors.

orojiij, la any nr all of Its forma, ran'bo relieved In a few boars, and cored In from one to three weeks.' Gravel,'no matter of how long standing, ran be relieved In twenty-four, hours, and the gravel, If small, ran all be removed In that time. Fits ran be eared, when desirable, from the first dose of medicine. Flux ran be cured In from fifteen to twenty mluntcs. . ~ The above statements may appear ttrange.butlf any doubt them, let them write lu me; I will take much pleasure In referring them to persons In almost every section of the land. ■ I •. - ■ ■ ; I will now close by submitting the following testimony to the afflleted; In.Spencer county, Ky., 1 r\-fer to Judge navis; In Louisville, to Mr. J. Joseph, shoe tnerehanUon Market street, between Second and Thiol. Mr. J. Is n highly honorable man, and lived alone time In Mount Eden. Kpeneer county. 1 also refer to Judge Walker, ami a|Lof tbe foltoning; Japtha Mount Joy, Dudley ■ George, AYIIHim George, John' Walker, GeorgoWilliams,' John Kenny .James Settles. John Neville, tunlel Sulllvdn and Thomas Elltribn, Eii*L allot Anderson county, Ky,; post-offlcO, Lawrenceburg. ■ In Fhelbycbunty, Kyj, I refer to Elijah Co]tendervAbraham Meat*, KobcrtMiUer, Wm. Wails, Thomas . Morton, and ‘post-olSre, Mount Elen, v At Gracfcbberg, Shelby county, I refer to. the post master and any and every dno. - In spenrar, to James Dunns and' Malon Shield, v The-former was fifteen'months in bed under several physicians; the latter sick for Tears with diseases of the stomach and kidneys. In Moreer county, Ky., 1 refer to Mr. John Finnetl,- Mr. Brewer, Thomas Smithy, John Smithy, James Smithy,and others; post-office balvUa.; Abo to Mrs. william nod diand Miss Maty'Dodds, Pleasant Hill Ky.; Richard Burks, John Burks and Floyd Burks, tlarroasbnig Ky. . The wife of william Roach was sick for retbsp* swajiii jcbi* with *t*fe headache: posl-of-aeo Sal visa Ky. I refer also to Jeplba KU-tloji, esq. Knnbootior Mo. ■" ‘ . , ..

The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of |l„- awft)) deiimcthm of human life, caused by Sexual illscases, and the decuplIons practiced u Iron ihe nnfirtunale victims of inch diseases byMuacks, several year* bed directed their Con *ul line Surgeon, as a CHA RITA ill.K ACT worthy of their name, to oiten a Di!>)>ensary for Ibo Irealmeid of this class of diseases, in rtl their feints, amlto give MEDICAL AI1VWE GRATIS to ail who apply by letter, with a description <>I llielr condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, Vte..) and In ease of extreme poverty and suffering, toTurntsh medicines! ten of (barge. ; Il ls needles* to add that the Association-commands (ho higheil Medical skill of the age, and will furnish' Iho nntsl approved modern treatment. . • '. ' r;

KCADY-JtAUE COFFINS, , lined and trimmed, cloth covered dnd plain, and will attend with his Hearse nil funeral calls. Having purchased his metalic cases o. the manufacturer, and all his materials at wholesale prices, articles in his line will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms. Residence and Shop on Seminary street, north-west of Schenck’s Flouting Mill.

Blank form of Application for Insurance, or the Company's pamphlet, containing the charter, rules ami regulations, also the annitel.repotls showing the condition of the Company, will be furnished gratis. : : i

The Directions, On a revtewoflbo |>ad, feel assured that Ihelr labors In this sphere of ls-n*-v<dciil t-furt, tuve been of great benefit to Ihejdllkled. e*)>eclallj to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed leal, to this very Important Vut much dcspl*ed-cause. . Just Published, by die Association, a Report on Fpennatorrhrra, Or’Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism., .Masturbation or Se If-a base, and olhcr-DU-«wa of die; Scvoal Organs, by' the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by (bail (In a'fbaW. envelope). Fa EE or Cuxaog, on the receipt of Two Staiu]>s for jidsisgc. • - ■ ■. Address, for Report or trcatn)ent,,J)r. Gcoatic R. CtLuoca, Consulting Surgenrt, Howard Association, Xo. S South Ninth street. PUiiadeljVbta,' 1’a. By Orderof tto Directors. EZRA* D. HEART WEI, L PMldenU GKO.. PAIR CHILD, Secretary, majl7-Ty

F. J. WALDO, AGENT, For Switzerland Comity,; T. C, GALE, M. D., Medical Examiner.

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES It: FRANCE *- CO., Managers. AFTER Aim exposure Of the many Bogus Lottery concerns throughout the country, Surckascn ofTlcketa will of course fid timid In orcritrg. Thow w ho desire W purchase, would be foolKli to send money toany lidlory concern without knowing that they wilt hare fairness in drawings and schemes, ami feel that tba Managers are responsible forpriles, . ■ r ■ ' . ■ ■ Tho .Mantuan lortuuta bate now been drawing orer forty yean. 3111 lions of dollars have been drawn In Capital "Frizes, from $10,0(0 up to $100,000, and the fortunate holders, without a Bugle exception, paid. These aw the lotteries U> order .Tickets hi. The Managers >ie fully responsible for every Prise sold without any security; and yetlhey have given Bonds to the State of Mary land, for half a million of Julian to secure prise holders. They don’t pro raise you $70,000. $fO4W0 or $100,000 for $10; but they giro you fair and honest schemes, as good as can bo made for the price of UieTlekeli. ... Magnificent Scheme for January, XB30. ■■ Grand .Capital Prize $69Aa)! MarylandStatc Lottery: ’?■ . Cuss A, ... 1 Tabs drawn lit Baltimore, on Saturday, Jan. S3lh, 1839. Under tie »uperinltndence of the Stale Loiiery Commiifitmcr; 1 BFtE.VDID SCHEME. I Prize....... ..$62,680, is........ .$62,880

Wood, Eddy dr Co.’s

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES! Capital Prize $40,000!! Tickets §10. Notice*

THIS 1* to Inform the public, that we bared!, posed of our entire Interest in the LoHcrry Grants held by us as, chartered by tbe States of Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, nnd ilSwouri, id tbe firm of Wood, Kodt &.Cq-, to lake effect on the I at day of December, 10*?. And we rao:I cordially recommend our successors to our former friends and patrons, feeling assured that the badness will be.contlnned with the tame Integrity and promptitude which baa charade tiled. It as conducted by ourselves and predecessors for the last thlrtyfl'vo years. GKEGORV & MAUKY. Wilmington, Del., XorvlS, IC38. ' . v /-

ANOTHER XEW BOOK.

DIl. ltO.XAPAUTB'S CItKAT -WOItK, Guif»R TO ,HwKTlJ t : \ .ReprcscntlhjratltheJiMaiei or tins (te 1 filial organs of llie mala anil female; Kith Ilia blettdif corertw In rcnroJurlh'B. The aflllrlcd ritnuld um no remedies liefo'ru loantlitjc from this Tolu* ablewnrt Iheioperiuritj uftliu author'* Pari* A Lotnlmi treat* mem of private >1 Iteasce; botli married and shunt I ton tall IL -This In Kit tells Iiuarlo

Theabove were either sick themselresorlhclrwlrci nr chtl Jren were suffering end loci ode' nearly every Chronic Disease. Several bad ■ Female Diseases end wine ofthe ladles wereconfined to bed for years. ' In Fit* I refer loHnbch Yates post-ofilce, Harrison vtlle Ky.. .A 1,0 lb Abraham Meats Kw. Mount £>Ua. In this disease lean refer to the Breland moil rtjpeclablc families in the Bute. ;■ In Female stresses I tea refer to ladles who had been confined to bed for eight and ten vuars.’and vers restored (very Often) In a fow dart. Those thing* look strange, and home may imt believe them true;bu| those who will write to me can be satisfied. 1 wilt refer them to persons who bad Pits, of from flvelo twenty years* standing enroll at once. I will refer them to ladles who were confined to bed from five to fifteen jean and.cared In a few days; eases of Paralysis cured In a very short time. Consumption (to called), where the parties were for months aud yean In bed, cured In a few weeks./ These cures may teem Incredible, but here are the names; and If any should write to me,T will refer them to thousands all over the land. Header, I do not send yon but of Kentucky to find them. * I direct you to.tho most respectable cltlxeai of the Blau; and If you are still Incredulous, write tome, and I will tallfy you. ; Female Diseases can bo cured in a few days. In all cases, ,! expect the patient to write to moerieryfewdays.'. Persons coming to the city will find me either at my office, as above described, under the Lexington House, oralSteele’sHolel, corner of : Second and Jefferson sU. They will find Mr. Stvxlx agentleraan In every sense of ihe terra. - K. P. O’.NEILL, h. d. : Locimu.r,Ky., Kor. 10,1658—tf

Wood/ Eddy & Co... Ilia lingers. SCCCESSOTS TO GkECOKT & MUTT. The undersigned,having become owners of The Only hbllcry Charier In OtUtvars offer to the public the following.scheme, to.be drawn each Wednesday In February, 1659, at Wilmington. Delaware, in.public, under the superintendence of sworn commissioners appointed by the Governor. .. Class 110 draws Wednesday, Fib. 2; ’59; Class' 122 draws Wednesday, Feb. 0, *59 Class 134 draws Wednesday, Feb. 16, ’59 Class 146 draws Wednesday, Eeb. 23/59 Thirty-tteo. TAouaantf Three Hundred and • : 'JWncly-m- Vrizee i :

Thoughts oh Memory.

t Within the mind there is a. pi ace de*' voted to memory,—a kind of storehouse where recollections of the past are laid up and, present events : are' Wing constantly stored. It is the means by which we can recall scenes that have occurred long ago. There may he, perhaps, pictures a little darkly shaded, bnt the contents of the memory-fox are generally calculated to bring .smiles rather] than tears. Hour pleasant it is, when atone, to recall the events that have made us happy in*bygone days, and picture in our mind the images of dear familiar friends, around whom many tender associations are circled; they may be in a distant land, or perhaps have passed away, to the unseen world, but they are still alive in onr memory; and when' the sorrows of life gather around our pathway, they seem like ininr islcring angels pointing its to a land. Bat memory may sometimes actions that we would feign banish front our mind. We may have spoken a thoughtless word, or by allowing our pat' sions to rise have wounded the feelings of a friend. We may wish in vain that it was erased, bat memory will keep it fresh in our.mind; and perhaps it is more beneficial to ns (ban if it were not so, for it serves as a warning tb Q folate, Then lot ns guard against evil and accomplish all the good in our power, that when the silver hairs of age are scattered o’er our brow, we may look hack to a lile usefully spent, and memory will bo ono of onr dearest companions. Moixiu Jacksos,

enlightens those who grope In t . - darkness r Gnnorrhtea, Gleet; eh o nice, strictn re,' phy mosl s, paraph} moils, 5 ravel, bubo,' warts, sensualism, blotches, seminal weakness, masturbation or self-abosc, IcuchorrhtKi or white*. sappreMinnnf the menses, foiling of Hie womb, barren new, rheumatism; Ac.U treats nn midwifery, abortion, miscarriage, celibacy, with remark* to the young ami old of both .It tell* hoar to distinguish pregnancy, a ml how (6 avoid It. Ac.’ . ..The painful ami destructive habit or stlf-pnlloilon li here described, with the cause, symptom* am) remedy. Millions who now All a premature and untimely grave, could bare been living mono menu, ready and willing to testify to IU fotberiy admonitions, had this boot appeared, and Dr. I). lived tn the Seventeenth century,. Perfect Safeguard rigwlnat tinnckerjV' JFr*Fortieth edition—IU) 000copies sold annnallriJIT ■VTbls Book sent under aeal, post-paid; to all parts of the world, on the receipt of S3 cu, or five copies ford I. Dr* llonnpnWe’* Celebrated Preventive. This simple, healthful,and yet effectual preventive Is beyond a.comparison with anything over yet discover* ed. It hat been provoit by yean of experience, and In no instanro has it foiled when applied according to directions. Married people 'who do ’not wish 16 in* crease Ibelr families; should be In possession of this instrument,-Price reduced to J5, _ ■

cure the following diseases, amt

H I remember, I remember, Hour niy childhood fleeted by— The mirth of it j December, t And the wonnth of its July.'* Eliza F. Ogle.

*•*» 4 .........6,000,..; ...24,000 10.. ......5.000 50.000 10 4,000 ..40,000 10.. ...;... .3,000 ,.30,000 10.. fW* 1,800 .18,000 hjmoo.. i.ooo too.ooo 71 ;.. .600 .35,500 132.. ......... .400............ 52,800 132.. 300.39,600 132.. 200 ...,26,400 132.. 100... 13,200 3,823......... 40........... 153.120 23,740.............. .20. ...;••••• • sif ,spo 30,316 prizes, amounting lo.......$1,202,000. Tickets $20,*Halves 10, Quarters 5, Eighths 21 A package of SO whole Tickets*! 830, costs 8SO There «ra IS drawn ballots, soil each ballot ‘j being worth $20. make* 6240 ■ > 13 per cent off, twins . 39

Vev»y High School,

.Terrible! Horrible!— A Gernian girl living in tho employ of Mr. John Cross,' on Main street, was burnt to death yesterday afternoon. Her clothes. took fire in the house; frantically she ran ont into the street* the firo playing high above her bead. The bystanders, as soon as the frantic girl could be caught, wrapped their overcoats around her and extinguished the fire, hitshedied in a few hours after the accident.— Madison Courier.

Nearly one Prize to. every two Tickets 1 78 Numbers—13 Drawn.Bdllots.

magnificent Scheme.

TO >B BRAWN BACH WEDNESDAY IN FEBRUARY. 1 Pnzeof,...S46.000is........$10,000 *■ •! *• - 22,000 is ...22,000 t “ ,...il3,000i5......... 13,000 1 ** ......7.500 is..'.....,..7,600 1“ ......6,000 U......... .6,000 1 «■ .... ..3,343 is...... >. ..3,342 60 Prizes of......1,000ate..... ..50,000 SO *f ..600 are........25,000 "180 .250 are ..45,000 65. ** “ ........lOOare.;..,..,.6,500 65- <r • ........60 are..' ..3,750 63 .;......40are... 2,600

Moffat’* Life Medicines

WHICH now possess higher celebrity anil ' respectibiliiy among the families of the United States than any -othersbefore the public, or used by the Medical Profession, are purely Vegetable. ' * - They invariably andJmmediately relieve all ordinary, derangements of Health, - whether orisiog from Impaired : Ui^c 1 1 icefunclioitt, CottictnettjBilioutandLteer Jjftciwntior ScrofulouiHabit. ■' .v' ; ‘ Bui besides this, they act powerfully nnd specific! y in'Acule and CAronie RArianalism, Settled Paint of tie Organt and Limbi, Pitee, JZitfuna, Jaundice, Worm*, Ulcer?, Tumors, Suellingt, Scurcy, Salt Rheum, Eruplioni, of the Shin, Unhealthy Complexion, Billiou* and Serious Loo tenet t, Nemout Debility, Affectiont of the Bladder and Kidntyt, Dnptey, Erytipeht, Corrupt Ifunort, and other still more malignant and threatning disease. The Proprietor is in possession of thousands of Certificates of this comprehensive efficacy of the

T{j=*M»dsmo Loxna’s Female Monthly RIli I# a sate and tollable remedy for suppressions and all remale diseases. Indies should not use them during pregnancy; as they will produce miscarriage. Price SI r>cr box—exlra fine, SS- Sent to any address by mall, pos( free. So letters will bo answered unless they contain a remittance or a postage stamp. , l)r. Bonaparte's French Patent Mafe Safe! This article enables those whoso health or circumstances do not permit an Increase of family, to regulate or limit the number of their offspring* without Injuring the constitution. It la the only safe and sura preventive against Pregnancy and disease.. The above article to specially Intended to fulfill this desideratum; It to perfectly safe; no metolle substance enters Into Ita comporiuen. The price of the'French Patent Male Safe, SI the single one, St per hilt doaen, *7 perdoicn. ItP All orders addressed to UR. K. BONAPARTE, NoDr Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth els,, Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctually attended to. Dr. B. can be consulted upon all diseases of which this book treats. Office hoars 8 a. x. to 8 r. X. sepffihly

(£r “I wish,'* said a beautiful wife to her studious husband— 1 "I wish ! was a book.” *T wish yba were—an Almanac,” replied her loving lord, “and then I would get a- new one every year," Just then the silk rustled.

, -Leareenel 1 - - -t' ; 2W bearing rtik to the pditbuer, :■ * - 'i 8316 Persons who desire need only remit the riak on apack* tge, for which we will rend a Certificate u follow* t A Certificate of ttickage of S8 whole*, costs 8300,00 ,do. .do; S9 Hat ref., .130,08 do. I do.- ' • 26 Quarters, )7SjW do. do. 98 Eighths, ; 37,30 , ITT* AH orders addreoed to R. Ftucx & Co., Manseen, Baltimore, Md.,wlll meet with prompt attention, and the prlniad official drawing* aent a* soon u orer. Janf-lm , R. FRANCE A CO.i . Managert, Maryland Stale Latleriei.

130V « r .i....v.30fire.........3 1 900 4,745 ** ........30 ate.....;..94,900 27,040; « ‘........10«re......,270,400

'(Kr“ily son," ear'd Mr, N.', "how could you marry an Irish girl ?" “Why, father," said the son, “I’m not able to keep two women—if I'd married a Yankee gird l'd have had to hire on Irish girl to tats care of her.”

33,396 Prizes amounting to, .8593,392 Whole Tickets $l(Mlahes $5-Quariers $31. Certificate »of Packages will be told el tbe following rates. which is the nil. Certificates of Package of 90 M hole tickets,* 8HW0 •* ■ Sfi Hair. *• 7^75

KrTo learn human nature, get mar* ried to a spunky girl—more into thehoose with another family, and slap one of the young 'nns, and it will not take many minutes to learn it to perfection.

“ “ 20 Quarter “ 37,37 In Ordering Tickett or Cerl$eaUt, enclose the amount of money to our address, Tor what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery In which you wish It Invested, add whether von wish Wholes, Halves nr Quarters, on receipt of which, we send what Is cider* ed, by flrsl mall, together with the scheme. Immediately alter the drawing, the drawn numbers will be sent with a written explanation. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give the name of their Post Office, County aud Slate.

DIt. WALTOPi’S

Bakery! Bakery 11

A M 3 RICA IV PlLIiS.

HAVING; at great expense completed oar Patent ■ Furnace' Baking Oeen, we are now prepared to furnish all kinds of Bread, Cakes, Pies, ornamental or plain, with prompt* ness. We solicit the patronage of Hie public generally. Call and examine for yourselves. CLARKSON & WALDO.

Life Fills and Phoenix Bitters.

. Jqt to toe Amcrzo, — Yqdko Auuica ■ VictowousI ONE' small box of Pills cores ninety-nine cases out of a hundred. No Balsam, no Mercury, bo odor on the brealfi, no fear of detection. ' Two small pills a dose; tasteless and harmless as water. Pull directions are given, so that the patient can cure himself at certain as with the advice of the most experienced surgeon, aud much belter than with the advice of ono or little experience in Ibis class of disease.

These Certifinate are unexceptionable asd undeniable, for they are given voluntarily by the persons cured, who testify to what they know and feel. These remedies are perfectly mild and agreeable in their operation, and cannot be tried by any afflicted person without giving the utmost satisfaction and delight,. Prepared and sold by Da, W.B. MOFFAT, feblO-ly 335 Broadway, New York. . O’ For sale by J. L. THIEB AUD, Vevay, la.

£±TA gentleman was speaking the other day of the kindness of bis friends in visiting him. One old annt, in particular, visited him twice each year, and staid six months each time.

Candy! Candy*!

Notice to Correspondents. Those who prefer not sending money by mall, can uso

WE are now offering the largest and best selected slock of Candy ever offered at Vevay. Consisting of every vanely (mm the plain stick Jo the finest toys; all of which we offer low. CLARKSON & WALDO.

The Atlnmi Express Company,

whereby money forTtcxets, In in ms of Ten Dollars, and up wants, cm be seat us At Our Uish and Expense,

Burr sv Mail to sax P*»v or vox Cocimtv by enclosing one dollar to Da. D.G. WaLvon, So. 1H horih Seventh St, below Race, Philadelphia. A liberal discount to the trade, Kona genuine without the written signature of D. G. Walton, Proprietor. Dr. WVs treatment for Self-abuse, Weakness, die., U on 11 rely different from theusuil course. Dr. A'.has cured hundreds who have tried others without benefit. The treatment Isas certain to eure os the sun Is to rise. Enclose a stamp, and address Dr. W. si above, giving a full history or your cote, and row wilt blots the day yon made the effort to secure what U corts'n—A Radical Ccsi. . msrai-ly-EW’C

iST “My native city has treated me badly," said a drunken vagabond, “but I love her still.'* “Probably," replied a gentleman, “her still is all yon do love."

BLACKSMITH SHOP!

This Postage Tai to be Iscreasku.— The Senate postoffico committee hare agreed to report & bill increasing the postage on letters to five cents on all distances under three thousand miles. The committeo are nnanimons in tbs recommendation to abolish the franking privilege possessed by the members of Congress,,

from any city or town where they have an office. The money and order roust bo enclmed In a “GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE,’* or (be Express Company cannot receive them. lO* Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mill or Express, to be dire clod to WOOD, EDDY & CO., feb3-lm Wilmington, Delaware.

1S1HB subscriber continues to cany on the A. BlacksmUhing Business at the same old stand on Ferry gUect, where all kinds of work in his line, is promptly attended to. IT Particular attention paid to making Hay Press Irons, and Ironing Buggies and Carriages, etc., etc. A continuance of public patronage is respectfully solicited. janl-’59 JOSEPH JAQERS.

fejALT.—50 Barrels No. I Kanawha Salt, in Kj good cooperage, just received and for sale by . [sep29J ALFRED SHA IV.

man shoold never be ashamed to own he has been in the wrong, which is but saying in other words, that be is wiser to-day than he was yesterday.

WINDOW GLASS.—Just received — Window Glass of all sires at the store J. TEATS.

("1LOTHING:— For Fall and Winter wear J call and examine at ALFRED SHAW'S.

Knimwbn Salt, JUST RECEIVED, 600 barrels No, 1 Kanawha Salt. For sale low for cash. S.E.&J.K. PLEASANTS.

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

1 DBLS. No. 1 Kanawha Salt Just i tA V received and for sale by oc20 J. TEATS.

AST The Scientific American Elates that phenata of soda, of one degree of strength, will cffectnally exterminate bed-bogs, fleas and flies.

fcr A corpulent clergyman rose at a public dinner to return thanks, which bo did by laying bis hand upon bis stomach, and saying: “We thank Thee for these blessings, so bountifully spread, and foj our capacity to enjoy Inem."

HATS:— A complete assortment of Men end Boy's hats, different styles lor sale by , ALFRED SHVW,

Manure and straw,forks, Spades, Hoe* and Rakes, Inst received from Pittsburgh br GR1SARD 4.SON. YE STUFFS.—An assortment of Dye Stuffs can be found at '

HIDES.— We will pay the market price for dry or green hides. decS COURVOISIER & LEWIS.

(S% TIERCES Choree Rice, which we offer low by the.Bbl. or pound. G.& W,

50,000SR,"” L ” beIfor tept6 F. L. GR1SARD A SON,

OTTO N ' YARNS.*—'All kindV ’of toUon Yam for sale by J. TEATS.

jtgrlf yon want to preserve yonr children, do not stuff them.

TAT AILS—A general assortment of Nails can iT be bad at . J. TEAT'S,

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J. TEAT’S STORE.

S, U r . Comer Fourth and IVn/nuf Slrttlt, Entrance 51 Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.