Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 12, Vevay, Switzerland County, 23 March 1859 — Page 1

THE INDIANA HEVEILLE, IS ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY. BY K J. WALDO A COMPANY.

CARD AND JOti PRINTING,

THE INDIANA REVEILLE.

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OUR NATIVE LAND —ITS PROSPERITY.

Plain ami Fancy Job Printing, Sorh as t’ard«, labels,- Hlant's, Chcfkl, Circular*, Killhfad*, llan-ll>ills r»‘iers, Ac., Ac., at »hf>rt uglier, ami on reasonable terms, rrintlnj; In llfonio and Colors when desired. Our “Card Pirn" rnatdi-i us !•> defy romjictjtion in that line. '

VOLUME XLII.

VEVAY, INDIANA, MARCH 23, 1859.

NUMBER 12.

V E V AT -D TRECT0 BY.

Two Rivers. Hi* B. TV. EMEEfiOX. . Thy Summer voice, Muskelaqml, Repeats (lie nuisic of (he rain; Riit swctler rivers pnLsing flil Through, thee, 25 thou through Concord Plain. Thou in Uiy narrow banks are pent: The stream 1 live unbounded goes 'SVaongh Hood nnd sea and firmament; Throng Irlighl,through life, it forward flows. I sec the inundation sweet,. I hear the speTidiugofthc stream [fled, Through years/lhrough men, through nature Through passion/ thought, through power and dream. . Musketaqnit, n goblin strong, Of shrad.and flint make jewels gay; They [o£e their grief who hear his song, And where hc.wiiuls it U,e day of day. So forth and brighter fans n;y stream: Who drink U shall not thirst again; No darkness slain.; its equal gib nil. And. agesV.top iu it iikt nun.

shed v'hcicin liquors art* sold, bartered or given away, or suffered to be drank, if kept in a disorderly manner shall be deemed a common nuisance, and the keeper thereof upon conviction, shall he fined‘in any sum not less than fifty notiWe pm two hundred dollars, In which may Oe [ridded, to the court or jury trying the cause,'imprisonment in the county jail fur any determined period of time not exceeding threemonths; provided, that no prosecution shall be instituted or maintained against any person fur any violation of any of the provisions of this act, o ecu ring between the time, when it shall take effect, and the close of the first regular session of the Hoard of Cooif missioned of the proper county thereafter the beginning of which session not taking place in less time than four weeks after this act shall have taken etfect. S;:r. 11. Courts of Common Pleas and Circuit Courts, within their respective jurisdictions, shall hove concurrent jurisdiction to hear and determine all complaints for the violation of any of the provisions of this act, ond the gmnd juries of..the several Circuit Cornu, shall have, ami it is hereby made (heir duty to lake cognizance of offences' against its provisions, as in cases of fetenico. ■ See. 16. Justices of the Peace, within their respective con lilies; shall have jurisdiction to try and determine all cases'arising under tfie provisions of lhi.t act: Provided, that if in the opinion of thejusiire or jury, trying nitysuch case, a fine of twenty liye.dollars shall he an jnade<]uaU*piiiiishmeiit fir such violation; then the justice? in sueli ertfe shall recivnize the party in u Mliciuiit bond ami surety io appear □nhe next term of any emit! of competent jurisdiction to answer said charge. . Src. 16. All laws and patls of laws coaling in conflict with any of the provisions of this act; be and the same are hereby repealed; but nothing in this act shall be so construed ns to Inohihit the Common Conn cits of cities nnd the loan's of ‘ft of incorporated towns from ■dt imniding a mV enforcing a foe for license from nil keepers of coffee*holies or other places where intoxicating liquors arc sold and drank within the limits of their respective corporations. ■ See. I 1 !. It is hereby declared that an emergency exists for the immediate la kirn* elfecl of ; this act. It fchall ll«*fefore be in force from and after its publication in the.Indiana Stele Sentinel and the Indiana State Journal..

A List of Acts Passed by tbo Lcgiala-

Universality of tho Idea of Religion. If there ho in man’s heart a sentiment which is unknown to all other living bo* ings, ami which always manifests itself, whatever may bo his position, is it not likely that this sentiment is a fuadameutal law of hia nature ?

LEJUItl. Bt.EPfOE.

SIMiMt BET UOt.

taro. Concluded.

RLGDSOE <V KEYMKit, M KUCHANTS AND TRADERS, Florence; Inuiana. oc2T6m

CLARKSON & nVALDO. Groceries ami Pmvblnas. Main ilrcct.

An act supplemental to the act exempting properly front sale in certain cases—an act amending the 6th, Sth, 9th and Mtli sections of the act relative to the appraisement of real estate—an act to provide a Treasury system for the State oflndiana—an act to provide for the reliefof purchasers of real estate at Sheriffs’ sales—an act declaratory of the meaning of the first-section of the.act prescribing who may make a will—an act providing for the July interest on the State debt—on act providing for the transfer of suits from Courts of Justices of the Peace to Common Pleas and Circuit Courts —an aft empowering the holders of nnaulhori?.td papcr cu,rency-to sue—an act to prevent the issuing and circulation of unauthorized paper currency—an act for the relief of the heirs of John Coran—an act providing for the location and wot king of high ways—an act amend alory of the act granting divorces, providing for opening up decrees in certain cases—an act for the relief of Peter Schultz—an act authorizing county treasurers to asscssproperty omitted by assessors—an act for the relief of Jane Walkct—an acTincorporating school townships—an act amending sections I, 7, and.12 of air act authorizing the construction offerees —an 'act amending sections 1 and 2 of an act providing for compensation f<)r animals killed by taiUtiads—an act authorizing UircmtCourla and Courts of Common Pleas to em pan net traverse juriev ftpm bystanders in certain cases—an act fixing the lime of holding the Circuit Court in the county ofStrillvan—miadt fixing (he lime of holding the . Circuit Court in'(he first judicial circuit—an act fixing the lime of holding courts in the third judicial district—an act fixing the time of holding courts in the twelfth judicial district—an act fixing the lime of liohl in Pleas courts in the roiinty. of Marion—an act cheating the fifteenth judicial circuit—an act fixing the lime of holding courts in the etevcntji judicial circuit—an net fixing I lie time of holding Common Pleas coutls in the eimnlyof ntmlinglbn—an act living .the lime of bolding courts in Hancock county—an act fixing the lime of holding courts in the'second/judicial circiiit-~an ncl fixing the time of huldiiig courts of Common Pleas in St. Joseph, Mar; hail, and Steulen counties—an net prescribing the time of holding courts of Common Pleas in sundry counties therein named—an act securing dues from private corporations—an act amending seel ion 1 of the act concerning the alienation of teal property—an act to prevent the spread).of the Canada thistle—an net establishing a board of Sinking Fund Commissioners—an act for the application of any surplus in j he hands of Hie Auditor of Stale after the redemption of the circulation of any bank or banking association—an act amending the title of an act authorizing railroad, plank toad, or turn pike companies to borrow money —an act for the relief of the Indiana University—an act for the; investment and safe keeping of the funds arising from the I3lh, and 14th sections of an act establishing a.State Hank—an act regarding (he disposition of dead animals—an act to prevent the carrying of concealcd weapons—an' aCt amending the-ISUi sectioirpf ap act, relative to common schools—an acl’ino'iditig for. (tie use of evidence taken to perpetuate testimony—on act authorizing appeals front (he Circuit Court to the Supreme Court in certain cases—an act anwfcding the 21st section of tlicnct organizing county hoards —au net amending .the Gib; section of {lie act organizing county boards—an act for the belter protection of religious meetings—ail act cm-powt-riiig>iiporvisors of .highways to keep in repair roads changed by the construction of railroads—an act ameridiogjlhe lSUtsection of an act concerning real property—an act with reference to the twelfth ami:thirteenth judicial circuits—an act fixing the Urao of holding courts in the ninth judicial circuit—an act attaching (be counties of .Hancock, Madison, Hamilton, Tipton, anil Howard to the seventh judicial circuit—no 1 net to compel the supervisors of road districts witbinThe limits of incorporated towns to; work'*t|ic- some under the dtitctioit.of the town Councils—an act to prevent the gathering of cranberries'from public and non-resident lands—an!act legalizing thcapptaisemenl of properly in cities, and relative to lax duplicates—an act to regulate the practice of appeals in certain cases to the Supreme Court—an act amending art act repealing all general laws for the incorporation of cities—an act providing for a more uniform mode of doing township business—an act jextending "time to borrowers from the Sinking; Fund—an ac (repealing all general laws now in force providing for tbe incotporatioa of-; briilg companies —an act to provide for)the partition of teal ea* fate, and for laying thesame off-in lownTots, &c.—an act to legalize the commission of jus(icu of the peace issued to J. U. Osborn of Jackson county—an act amending the 32d section of an act defining misdemeanors—on act to authorize plank, macadamixed, and gravel road companies to consolidate their stock—an act for the 1 protection of sidewalks in.towns and villages, andTurtle preservation of shade trees. ; ; •

COURVOISTER & LEWIS. Traders and Merchant*; So. I Odd Follow* Hall.

, 1)U, .1. \\\ MURPHY, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

JOIINW,, MetditwtA TivUre,. Ready- ms Jo Clotti Main stiver.

- Such is, in our opinion, the religions sentiment. Savage hordes, barbarous tribes, nations enjoying tho full force of the social state, tho:«o which arc languishing iu tho decrepitude of civililization—alt demonstrate the power of this indcsttractiblc sentiment.

VT. STKKUXU, SwKitrUwl Cnuniy, Indiana.

ISOLDE NEURG & SON; Tinware, Stove*, Ac'., on Main and on Ferry ! I reel.

I. I- WATTS, C. PLEASANTS, C. Mi SO If. WATTS, PLEASANTS & CO.. COMMISSION Merc HANTS, And Deni era lu AVnlrrn Produce. C« anil C9 Magazine Street, Jfr.w Orleans, La. *

GRISARD it SON, Iron ami Nails, Hardware, Cutlery. Groceries. nnd Asrlcullctal Implements, corner of Main and Perry it*.

HATHAWAY it CO.. Dry Gooils, Cl..tiling, and Cm eerie.*, Ferry si reel. ■

. It triumphs over all interests. The savage to whom fishing or tho arduous chase furnishes an insufficient subsistence, consecrates to his Fetish a portion of that precarious support. Tho warlike colony lays down its arms to reunite at the foot of the altar. Free nations interrupt thoir deliberations to invoke their gods in temples. Despots grant thoir slaves days of intermission for the same purpose. Tho passions, as well as interests, are submissive.. Vfhen suppliants embrace the knees of sacred statues, vengeance is hushed,. hatred is calmed, man imposes silence upon his most imperious desires. Pleasure is interdicted, love abjured, and ho precipitates himself upon suffering nnd death.-

Harwood it doan. Dry Goods and Ghwvries, So*. 1 and U Odd Fellow* Hall.

PAtTISON HOUSE. A. S. KINGSLEY,' Promuktob, [Lata of SnlUerUud County,!

HUJiniRE V. ISAAC, House ami Sign Pointer, t’er.ri rtreet. L'" in’LEKIKLlii. CLiiiind MaliTr, nn.t dealcr/n all kind* of Fit n. I lore, Main Si.

No. 31 North Alabama st., Iiulianapolia InL

Terms—$1 per Jay; regular boarding at low rates. The House is pleasantly situated in a retired pail of the city, but convenient for all attending to business. No intoxicating liquors are allowed about the house. ffcbtMj

AN ACT,

To regulalc and license the talc of spirituous, vinous, malt and oilier Intoxicating Liquors, to prohibit the aJiiltcr'.ation of Liquors, to rcpcoX *'H former Laws contravening tie' ■ pn.tvtuiis of;lifs ac:, am! prescribing penalVies for violation tV-reoL,

PLEASANTS, S. E. & M«rltsnt* and Trader*, Main street. ■ ;■

Da. W«. (lii.i.tsriE, I Da. I*. S. S*oc, Rising Sun, Ind, j AlleiisviltA, InJ,

CHAW. ALFRED. Dry Omuls anil K3 o'Tf’T t'Vrrv ainl .y.'rktfl/l*, .

Drs. Gillespie A Sitgc, pijijsuians anb Surgeona, HAVING formed a cnpatlnerihtp in tbe practice of Medicine and Surgery, fa their various branches, would respectfully solicil the continued patronage of our old friends. Dilficnlf and dangerous cases will receive OUT joint attention.

CTKVENS. ISAAC,' Drugs ami MetHVj timo, Ki-rry flrerl.

Sctrrjux I. 7.V if iitorled h:j the Vmrral As~ lit Sidle iif /n(/m >oi, Tint no person slrull sell or barter, < irectly or indirectly, any iiib.HicJliugliqiior, by a less quantity titan a (jn.u: ai a time, within this State, without fust procuring froin lhc Uoard of Commissioners of the county in which liquor or liquors arc to be sold, a license as hereinafter provided, norany person, without having first procured such license, sell or barter any intoxicating liquor to be drahk, or snllefi.dlo be drank in his house, dul-i,. Hi e, yard or garden or the Uppiirteii-iiccs thereto lielirnclll't. :

ritlKEIsAUl)-, *L L., Drugs ami McdX Icine.q .Mailt rlrcel.

TEATS, JESSE. Dry Goods and Cowries, rooierof Main and Ferrysts-

Tins sentiment is, however, associated with all our needs nnd all our desires. The citizen invokes the Deity in favor of his country: the lover, separated from the object of his love," confides her to the superintending care of Providence. Tlw pri.soaor’s prayer pierces the wall of his dungeon; he can scarcely reassure himself imagining them mercenary. \

WALDO, F. J;, Insurance Agent, p.innT of ,Mahi awl Ferry street?.'

’ E. MVEltS A <p., .Wholesale Con led itmors,

iir. .i. r. itimavAV, Corner Mniii ami Walnut Streets,

and dnilers in

Sue. The w’utd "intoxicating liquor, ’* .as used in this act shall apply to any spirituous, vimm.v or malt liquor, or to any intoxicating liquor whatsoever, which is used or may le used as a l.evet,

FI K F \\ O IE K S, P. Ii ii.i.*s old stand, N<». S‘2 Main street, three Join,': above C’Hliiiiibii!, L'iiieiiinati.

VKVVV, INDIANA.

.1. 12. TITUS, Notary Ttiblir, anti CJeneral Land

Kite.-3. Any white maie inhabitant dcMling to obtain iiceiUe to sell intoxicating liquors, rfi.ill (live, notice to the citizens of the township in which lie disires to so* I, by publishing in a weekly newspaper in the comity, a notice, slating in the notice the precise location of the premises in which he desires to sell, ol least twenty days .before the meeting of the llmd at which the applicant intends to apply for license, or in case there is no such newspaper in such county, then by posting up written or printed' notices in three of the most public places in the township itr which he desires to sell, at least twenty days before the meeting of said board; ami it shall be the privilege of any inhabitant of said township, to xe-m-itistraie, in .willing, against, the granting of Mich liet me to any applicant on account of iiniuufjlily or ether unfitness....'.

They nuiiWacture and keep constantly Oft hand the i.ireent and best .issoilmenl in tbe West; warranted pure, nod to keep dry in any climate, ocll3*ly

'Hie Michigan City "Enterprise" says there is a man living in that eonuly —Mr. L. D. 1’hilips—who received a pal* cut about seven years since for a subumline boat, and who will probably receive from the English Government halfamiN lion-dollars for the nso of this vessel.— The London ''Times’*, .speaks of it in terms of the highest praise. A few'years since there was much talk about this boat, but wo had heard nothing concerning it for sohio time past, until the statement of (ho London) “Times” appeared, showing that it is probable Mr. Phillips. will at last be compensated for long years of toil, and the inventive genius which enabled him to produce the vessel in question.— The boat can be sank, with several persons in it, and he propelled under water, remain there several hours without any communication with the snrfaco. It can bo mmiu to rise and sink at pleasnre, rapidly or slowly, so that it would become in lime of war one or the most effective 'and destructive of all destructive engines. Wo congratulate Mr. Phillips on his probable success.

AgOIlt, l.ECJ.KUC IIOI SK, VEVAV, IXU.

Extensive Business in Postage Stamps,

N. Overton A’ Go.,

u. c. s is o is r , .ilnln ,sirrt'l, Vi-vny, Indiana. M 'ILK \NS and repairs Cluck.'-, Watches, and, TV Jewelry,cheap for cash. All work warranted well dent;. .‘Wit: visit AlJensviltc, Iteiiniueton, mid other places, if called upon.

During the fourth quarter of 1838 there were issued 1 cent stamps 0,583,800; 3 cent stamps 31,SI 1,000; 5 .cent stamps 117,180; 10, cent stamps 823,820; 12 cent stamps 300,0^0—-15,511,050; Deduct 100,000 onotont stamps and 830 1 five coni stamps, 100,800-—actual amount tissued 45,*110,850, v.Gost to Department 88,173 95, at IS cents per 1,000. In addition to tho above, the following envelopes were .Transmitted to the qrilcre qf postmasters all over the country: -Note size, 3 cent 271,700; Idler size, 3 cent 0,029,350; letter size, 10 cent 74,000; official 5,000—total 7,180,050, •; Stamps returned and lost during the year commeiriiig 1st July, 1857, hud ending dime 3d, 185S; ..Third, quarter, 1857, $11,270 41; fourth quarter, 1S57, 82,003,08; first quarter, 1853, 313,121 34; second quarter, 1858, $1,831 ,09. Envelopes—For third’ quarter, 1 57, *093 98; fourth quarter, 1857, £005 03; first quarter, 1858, $-179 95; second quarter,; 1858 5-1,157 39. ;> Since the opening of tho new year tlio demand for stamps and cqyelopcsTias in* creased beyond all precedence. The requisitions thus far have kept tho entire force of the office at constant labor.

Commission and Forwarding

ME UO II ANTS, -New Oc.i.i:>\5, I.s,

IV. JORGENSON, of Florence, Ind., will i e Jo business in and through the above named house tlic presvnt season, and any consignments of produce made to said house, ot any order given for the purchase of groceries. Ac,, by my friends, will not only receive their attention, but mine also.

icon fact rv, fa Ain,

ATTOIIXKV &. riirSSKUUIl AT I.AW,

VKVAV. INDIANA,

XSflLL promplly attend to bmsines.; in the W • (.tomnuMi Pleas nud C-itcuU Colitis of ■ftieiini-rtaml ce-nntv.

1 refer to Messrs. Iturdsal At tiro,, Peter Neff A Son, Tail & Son of Cincinnati, Ohio. December 1, 1859,—tav

-See. i. The'Hoard of County Commissioners at such tei in, rim II grant a license to such applicant upon Ida showing to the Mlisfactuni of raid Hoard ofCommissioners, tbit be has given notice as above required, and that he is a man of good character, and fit to be trusted with said licence, and upon his giving bond payable to the Statu of Indiana, '< ith at least iwn freehold sureties, residents within said cmintiy, to be approved by the County Auditor, in the sum of live hundred dollars, cdmltiioned that he will keep an orJerly.nnd penceable bouse, and that be will pay all tbc fines ami costs that may be assessed against him', bn any violations bribe provisions that may h<- -as.-cs.Td ngaim'l him, for any violations of lhe provisions of this act, which bond shall be li!fl with the Goimiy Auditor of said county.. See. 5. Such applicant shall, before license shall be issued to him, be rei|Utred to pay to ihe' Treasure: of said comity, fifty dollars ns a fe<i for license for oiic year, to be applied and expended for common school pnrposes in the r.w.e aianucr ill ‘wjiicb the revenues of the Conimoil School Fund arc or may be expended. .. ; ■■

WJU.IAM FM/.KSKit, in s i;ru.tr ci:n or ' . SatiNcs, .'CjAvnfcsa, (Collars, ILitilcs, nml I.rnihrr Worli ttrncrnlljr, Pike street, Vevny, tiidian.i. KKEl’S constantly a general assortment of Saddlery work,.suited *.hc wants of the people of Switzer {ypA land county. ,T A

Dry Goods mul Carpet Store,

JOHN SIIILLITO & CO., Nos. 101, 103 and 105 West Fourth Strout, CINCINNATI, .'OH 10, ' , importers of

Duv Goods and Carpeting,

Respectful!)* in form Ihcir customers and purchasers generally that (hey ore row opening an .extensive and complete asronmcnl of

/■’. J. WALDO iV CO.,

Newspaper, €i\rb. tv.iii 3ob IJviutti’s,

Dty.GooJs, Carpeting, Floor Oil-Clotha,

&c., &£.'&c.

S. XV, I’linicr tif Main aii-l Ferry i-lrcvl.*, VKVAY, INDIANA, ALL kinds of Printing neatly executed, at short notice, and bn the most reasonable terms. A large supply of Dkkos, .Mdctcxccs, Norrs, and all kiuds'of Justices* Ilhtnks, always on banu. ' *■ ■■

£5TA correspondent - of tho-Pough-keepsie Daily DonycroC states that “while visiting a school in Montreal, bo asked if there were any American children there. She said there were, and sho could tel) them by their pale faces, bright eyes and ncivousncss. They learned quicker bat lost so many days during tbo tcrin from sickness that they did not get along . as fast as those who were able to bo present constantly. Uo also took occasion to examine their luncheon baskets, and found tho American faro to be a piece of minco pic, the same of pound cake, two doughnuts, a pickle, arid a cold sausage, while the English, Irish and Scotch children had cither two day’s old bread and meat, bread and butter, or bread and apple with nothing more. 1 *

Families, Hold Keepers, Steamboat own* pis, ami alt others may depend uponfinding Hie best class of Goods, at prices as low as I bey can be purchase*! in the Eastern cities. They have also added to their business an extensive :

Jobbing Department, ; To which they invite the special attention of Cash and short lime buy era. meriMm

ViHilFIH

;-Tq- Postm astnun. — r \Vc ; wish to call your attention to; tho fol lowing section of tlio Post Office Law: ' ' '

THE iindersigned having ineneed the 1. Iron Fonmkryv business, solicit;; the palrmiage off

the public in general. Call and Pec. , JOSIAI1 JACKMAN. . Vevay,- Ind., April 7,1858.—if .

See. C, Oir the execution nf the bend os retjoiad in the fourth Svclionof this act, nml the presentation of I tic order of (lie UoardofCommimuners grantinghim I ice use,-a nd the Couo(y Treasurer's receipt for the'fee as aforesaid, the County Atidikr'slial issue a license to the applicant for the sale , of intoxicating liquors ;k a loss quantity than a, quart at a time, with a privilege iif permitting the same to.he dr. 1 n kin the pro mists as stated in the albresaid notice, which license shall specify the name of the applicant, the place of sale, and the period of tune fur which such license is granlcd. , . ‘ Sue: 7. No license as herein provided shall be granted fur a greater or less Umc tnan one year. Vv’ ■ See. 8. A license gran ted under the provisions of this act, shall not.authorize the' person so licensed to sell or barter any iittuxicating liquors on to any person under the age of twenty-one years, nor to ft person or persons in a stnto of intoxication, nor upon the day of any Stale,'county, township or municipal election in the township or city where the same may be holdeu.

RISING SUN FOUNDRY.

J. M. KEISTER $ CO., HAVING removed their Foundry into their new building, are now prepared to .do nil Kinds of .casting usually done in similar establishments. Having procured good Lathes, we are enabled to do.Turning and Finishing In a neat and workmanlike style.

■■ “Sec. 210. Postmasters will not suffer newspapers to bo read in their offico by persons to whom they are not addressed, nbr to lw lent out in any case, without permission of tho owner. , ■ ' [ are responsible for tho subscription of a Nowspupcr, or Magazine, os long os they allow it to bo received at thoir office after it is uncalled for or refused by the person to' whom it is directed. The Postmaster; General requires thata written note shall be sent to every publisher, that his paper or. work lies dead iir that oGicc., ■ • ; :

miilCHSlKIT11 s 120 V !

IjTlIlE subscriber cordinucs to carry nn the ML iJIacksimthinrr llnsiness at the, same old stand on Ferry street, where all kinds of work in his line, is promptly attended to. ' O’Fhtticiilar attention paid to nuking Hay Press Irons, and Ironing Haggles and'Carriages, etc., etc. ;,V continuance of public patronage is respectfully 'solicited. ■ lantV58 JOSEPH JAGERS.

We are also manufacturing O’Kcy’s Patent Lath Cutter, which with one Horse Power will cut from 60 to 75,000 merchantable Lath per day. We shall also have made and ready for the season. Sugsr Mills of the most approved patterns, at prices that will snil all who wish to purchase. ‘ • ■ .We have made, such alterations io.our Hay Press' Irons that place Uiembeyond the possibility of breaking. Thankful for past favors, we earnestly solicit a continuance of the same.

. T rz Devil as Imagisary Beisg. —Kov, Dr. Busbncll, a distinguished orthodox preacher in Hartford, Connecticut, repudiates the old idea of (be personality of the Devi), la Dr. Basbncll’s book. cn* titled Nature and the Supernatural, be says:— ; “Satan, or iba Devil, taken In the sin* gnlar, is not the nans of any particular person, neither is it a personation merely of temptation, or impersonal evil,'bot the name is one token np by imagination to designate, or embody, in a conception the mind can most cosily wield r the all,'or total, of bad minds and powers.’*

F. A. BOEKAEU,

Wa (ch ill a Ire i* a 11 d Jewel I cr ;

All orders left with P. L. GR1SARD &. SON, of Vevay, will be punctually attended to. V j. M. KEISTER A CO._ Rising Sun, Jan. 1, 1859. ’ ,.'

main srnnKTj yr.VAV, ixncAXv,’ • Respectfully informs tin* public that lie has just. opened Main street, in P,; Unfour’s biiilding,PVa where he.intends keeping on' hand :nV»,*/ general assortment of Wircmcs, Clocks and Jkwrlkv. • T ,

, ? Kailwav SUtters.—A bill lias passed the Missouri Legislature giving one million and a half of dollars toward the complctionof IbcPacific Bail road, whenever a like sum is Subscribed or the money expended on the road. : , Dills are pending to give tbo Platte county Kailroad .$750,000; lire Iron Mountain Kailroad $1,500,000, and also tp rrjf.1 ibo llatlroad. allof whicli will probably pass. Tho companies are to bo entitled to bonds id stated amounts, whenever,a like amount has-been' subscribed and expended on the. roads. ’>

JOtST RESOLUTIONS.

1. Relative to the'construction of a canal around the Falls of the Ohio, on the Indiana side. 1

2. Relative to the collection of dues to the State from various officers and persons indebted thereto. ■ 3. Relative to pensions to old soldiers. - 4. Relative to rent for apartments in the cap* ilol due from tbo Vpiled states,

Sklv 3, Every person who shall directly o: indirectly, knowingly sell, barter or give nny intoxicating liquor lb any person who is in the habit of being intoxicated, alter police shall have been given ■ him by the wife, child, parent, brother or siMer such person, or by the overseer poor of the (bwnahip whcic hcteid that ent-h "Gtikli b In ilk imlu of beuir. intoxicated, shall be do polity of a tnlsdcineanor, and upon cojtvioilbn thereof, shall be fined not less thanjfive, nor more than fifty dollars. " ■'. :-.Vv-v.

Aletalic Burial Cases*. i. • • JESSE V. SHORT, '

J3*Particular, attention paid to repairing Walchesy Clocks, and Jewelry. - . Janl-’flS

UNDERTAKER, has' and will continue to keep on band all sizes of the latest improved Melalic Burial Cases, and also Plates with all kinds of inscriptions. He will also attend to cementing,'end ojl calls in bis line of business. He constantly keeps on band alt sorts and sires of ,

II. Roberts, . SURGEON DENTIST, iciiitolfuijy announce to citizens of Switeri;.^ C ounly,jntb [Jjj 1 . If® h ** feed inYEVAY, • J1 ’yurpose of practicing the various branches of bU profession. ■ Teeth insetled.Ttom a single ooetd a full set, in the best and roost approved style; Teeth Plugged. Cleaned, and Extracted.' ' ■

”lD*The Evansville EnqniUr fears that famous (own will be cut o(f, left “to one sulc” of the river world unless some levecinit Is done Etfoii. The Enquirei says: ‘.‘We have heard the opinio# expressed that there is danger some day that the rivet will wash k channel across the neck at (be beginning of the bend above here, and breakthrough near Henderson, lav* ing Evansville, with all its boasted prospects, beautifully situated on a catfish bayou.. Although few could be made id anticipate such an event, yet if the bank up tit the week or the peninsula is wearing away by repeated floods, as fast as the bank in the curve below the mouth of Pigeon creek, unless a levee or some other resistance is offered, such a result as shortening the Ohio at our expense, is not at. together improbable.’*-

What in Death ?—A French chemist, in giving a definition of death says:— “Yon do not die, yon only change yonr state of aggregation. It U true, yonr nU trogen, yonr hydrogen, and yonr carbo* nate separate; they are distributed thro’ llio atmosphere, penetrate plants and animals. or aro observed by the earth; bnt as no atom perishes, yon continue to.ox* islj the only diffcrcnc is, that you find yourself reduced to a more simple express sion /”

BEADY-Id ADE COFFINS, lined and trimmed, cloth covered dud plain, and will attend with his Hearse all funeral calls. Hating purchased his toetalic esses o. the manufacturer, and nilais materials at wholesale prices, articles ir, his line wit) he disposed of on the most reasonable terms. . Residence and Shop on Seminary street* north-west of Schenck’s Flooring-Mill.

Sec. ,10. Any person not being licensed according to the provisions of this sot, who shall sell or barter, directly or indirectly, any intoxicating liquor in a less quantity than a quart at a time, or who.shall sell or barter any intoxicating liquor to be drank in his bouse, out-; house, yard, garden hr appurtenances ; (hereto belonging, shall be fined in any sum ifot less thon'five nor more than one hundred dollars, to which (he court or jury trying the case may odd imprisonment id- the county jail for tiny determined period not exceeding (bitty days. . ; Stic. ll. If any person shall sell/, barter or give away any intoxicating liquors ui any person underthe age of; twenty-one years, or lo any person at Hie Uric, in a state of intoxication, the person so o|ending ahall be fined not less than five nor mure than one hundred dollars; lo which Ihntourt or jury trying the cause may add .imprisonmentin the .county, jail for any determined Term! not exceeding : thirty days.- .' , :i-. '■ V-■ ,v 1; ".Sec, 13. Any perron who BhallaJitUerale any intoxicating liquor; which is intended foV sale, by the admixture; of any delcttiriohssu'jptate'e Ui ere with, or any person who shall offer Tot sale or sell any intoxicating liquor, which shall have been so adulterated ns aforesaid, on conviction thereof, shall lo fined in any snm riot lens than fifty nor mote than fire hundred dollar;, to which the court or jury trying (he cause tuny add imprisonment in the county jail for any determined period pot exceeding lhum months. Etc. 11, Every place, house, room, arbor or

■ The New Orleans Trne Delta of the 22d Bums np the sugar crop of 1858 ot|320,482 hhds.of which IS 1,021 liavo already ’been received,. leaving Id i,SGI yet to go : forward. 1 Of. tho number coiyed, 85,516. hhds were shipped by sea frqih Franklin and New , Orleans,' and 90,105 up the river. Assuming that the bnlanco of the crop wilbbo shipped in the same; proportion, iho.Tnio Delta calculalcsthat the bhionut of the crop, yet to como op, tbo Mississippi isi hhds sugar and 150,000 bbls molasses. ‘

: All ■ persons ; desiring his services .will, recite immediate otlention. the corner of Pikeond Ferry streets,'adjoining Wm. Price’* Tailor Shop. ,

DR A YIN 6i

IVcw ItlacksinUli Shop.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens: of Vevay, that he is n,ow prepared with,

.Three Good Horses andDrnrS)- , and will attend to all* business in that line with which he may be favored, within reach ' of town. He will do hanlmg at all limes, rain or shine, night onlay, if the public will pay him for iL - Large Jobs will be taken at liberal reductions.

TUB undersigned begs leave to inform his friends and the public that he has opened a IJIacksmilb Shop on; Ferry street, two doors above ShufTs Wagon Shop, Vevay, Ind. where he will be pleased to do wort for the public on rcisonable terms, - / , ; „ l Waggons, Flows, Ituggics, Hay Press Irons, Ac., neatly made and repaired. - 1 ; . I will be prepared at all times (o dd horse p hoeing in a neat and substantial manner, l fit my horse show to the /not,-and no*, the foot lo the thoe. M. L. DU PL AN;

Save Yoon Rags.— There' are in tbo United States nearly 800 paper mills, which produce 8200,000,000 worth of pa* per. To produce this largo. amount of paper about $16,000,000 worth of rags aro required, and this largo quantity most bo saved from scraps of the domestic circle. Is it not apparent to all that econo* ray should be practiced by families in this particular, even they do. not desire to profit by saving themselves ?

Statistics op SKwisa>Machines.—According to the New York Post, one firm has manufactured and sold during Ihojlast three months d,700 sewing machines, and are now producing and selling one hundred pet day. These vary in price from fifty to one hundred dollars each, and this hduse has $500,000 invested, and keeps 400 men employed. Another firm has sold timing the last year 14,000 -sewing machines. Their factory is in Boston, but they employ in No* York, city 160 cabinet makers to produce stands and ornamental covets for the instruments.. Another, firm {pUp about 399 machines weekly. ' Thete arembly smaller firms engaged in the business, ’ ;

>. Kr, Hull, Hunt .& Co/a hog slaughtering and bog -packings establishment, near Louisville, Ky,, is the largest in the United States.' Tlio Mammoth Gave csnbar Madison; Ind., is the noxtia size. -These two aro the latg&t establishments of tbo'kind in the world.

(□* Patronize yourselves >y calling on the Yellow Drays. WM. PEELMAN. .Vevay, Aug. 27, 1S5S,—tf

Saw ill ill.

candy 1 candy11 *• WE arc now offering the, largest anil bed selected Block of Candy ever offcVed at Vgvay. Consisting of every variety from tho plain.stick lo the finest toys; all of which wo •offer low. CLARKSON & WALDO. HOMtEPATtUC MEDICINES.—A, snpply of these ctkMated ; Medicines juat received by I. STEVENS.

ALL those in need of something extra in the Lumber line, can be accommodated on short notice, by leaving their orders with Anshulz & Son; at their Alill two miles north bfUoorefield, Switzerland county, Ind, - «89-lf ANSHUTZ fc SON.

Boston, March 1C.

(Kr A largo number of families, both hero ami in Mu rope, who bad relations in the steamer Austria, intend it is said, to sue the Company in wbo.ro service she was then running, for damages.

Some 300 children of Roman Catholic parents, . attending the Elliott Street School, in this city, have caused;quite a disturbance by refusing to Join in chanting the Lord’s Prayer and tho Ten Commandments, tn confotmaloiy with tho rules of the public schools. ; A large number have been dismissed in consequence.

Memphis, Match 15. ,7

The steamboat D.H. Morton, heavy’ Udfcit fur Furl Smith, was burned on lhellth; 60 miles above Little Rock. Roat and cargo total Iojj. ' No lives lost.

DYE STUFFS.—An assortment of Dye Studs can be found at «20 J. TEAT’S STORE,