Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 15, Vevay, Switzerland County, 13 April 1859 — Page 1

THEINDIANA REVEILLE,

CARD AND JOB PRINTING,

IS ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY F. J- WALDO & COM PAN Y.

THE INDIANA REVEILLE.

At Low Prices for Cash! Nest to Prompt and Energetic Attention, tne best way to Increase torn Business, I> to circulate Bill* and C»nla «Itfctlrelf. T» Rirnui Omnli attppUed 'irKke* attendance of tutorial fur dots; all kind w>(

Terms of Subscription. . On* copy, one year, Id advance, , * - <1 00 If payment be tmfde wlihtn the year, * IM Jf not paid within ibu year, - - * co - Terms of Advertising. Ob& Sijum, {10 Rnes or less,) Dm Insertion, $ ■ 20 Hacb add I ttooal insert inn, * * * S3 Badness Cards, of not more than sir lines, 5 (0 Ona Square three month*, • * • ‘ 3 00 One Sqatre its months, - • - • 5 00 One square, one year, - • 7 0(1 One fourth of a calumn, one year, - - 15 «i Oas half of a column, ona year, * • • 25 00 Ons column, one year. - • • - • WOO JT7*these terms will bo stricilr adhered to.

Plain and Fancy Job Printings, Soch at Card*, label*. Blank*, Check*, Catalan, Billhead*. Handbill*, I’.uter*. Prainnor*. de.. at abort uilrti and on rrawnthlg term** Printing la Iir>nze and Colon when derirtd. Oar “Card Pltat* enable* tu to duty cam petition in that tine.

VOLUME XIII.

VE7AY,. INDIANA, APRIL 13, 1859.

NUMBER 15.

A For the Indians RoTeillc. Where; O Where I ir wit, sxoors.

VEVAY DIRECTORY.

er bad feature in the Ijw—if I pay. fifty dollars for my license, thatoujbllobc the end of paying; but on a doss examination of the law, 1 find Thai after 1 have paid for my license, the corporation of .Vevay;may demand of me $30 more, and compel me to pay it

IFnr llio Indian* Hevetlle. An Evil to be Dreaded,

[For the InditLa GmUle.

IXMCEL iLCOSOE. . IIUOX lETMSt. BLEDSOE & BETHEIt, MERCHANTS AND T it AUERS, Florence, Lstuaxa. oc2T 6a

The Future of Patriot.

CLARKSON A WALDO, Grocems and Provl.-dnn*. Mato tln-el.

The danger or our country becoming cor.taminated wiih an evil not earily eradicated, is augmenting as the world advances in years. There are many evils which disturb the peace and harmony of a well regulated comm unity; but the one alluded to, is that which the saints of Utah so fondly cherish, and is recognized by the appellafion of polygamy.- It is a Turkish custom, and met with favor in this country un* der, as it is said, the angelic intelligence communicated to the prophet Joe Smith, lie that as ijinay, in most or all of the S: alas-where civilisation is respected, aud education consequently encouraged, that custom is deemed disrespectful and a crime—■ crime meeting an adequate penalty with the torse thief, the bur?;ir, and the higbwaymaa.: And it may with propriety be said, that whoever favors the insli'.ulion, cannot be regarded in civilized iociety far superior to the btutes.'and in one sense classed with or beneath them—beneath, be* cause the human species possess reasonable faculties, and the brutes do not. - Suppose that Utah should ask admittance i into the Union, w ith her present corrupt in slitution, ought the evil alluded to be tolerated! Ought it. to be lolereted in the Territory f Would she bo admitted ! U is a duty we owe [to ourselves, and lo the Slates, .that cerUin [ precautions he exercised toward those who desire to be our associates, kindred or friend, and a -double caution ts necessary when a known aril is in connection. :

I was glad to see by the Reveille, of March 30, under the head of “The future of Veray," that your town is prospering; anJ I am glad to believe that this is true of every section of the County. Florence, during the last three years has built ■ neat church and a valuable mill. Not a -Township iu the County stands still. Farms ate improving and tiewf buildings are going up in every direction. A spirit of improvement in material veslla is abroad; and the intellectual and moral character of the County/if not making rapid and satisfactory progress, is every, year becoming belter and better. Sectarianism is decreasing and practical religion is increasing.. Thia Town and Township-’ arc building « macadamised road from the river to the Barkworks; a seefoo ofoue mile of it to the top of the hill being under contract, at an eipease of near $3000. This section is welt under way and wilt be finished in two or three months.. The projectors eipttt it will be pushed, on to Enterprise in the course of Hire* or four years. The.Presbyterians are expecting to build a new clutch in this town, to be commenced in the course of ibis year. ‘ , ■

Where, 0 where t are the friends of our childhood— [hours,

CODRVOISIEU A LEWIS, Traders and McrcnaoU, No, t Odd Pillows Hall.

Companions so cherished in youth’s sunny Who shared with uathose haunts in the grtenwooJ, . - [flowers. ’ So fragraot with 'perfume—the incense of

: -DK. J. W, MURPHY, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

.0 the times, 0 the manners I I have been a true friend and supporter of the Governor, blit 1 Ihinltfae niust have been sleepy w hen he signed liis name to approve of lhis prohibitory law,>. Amt, as to the Carson League, 1 fancy that bad man, with Satan at his elbow, was Us inventor. * *.

GRAY. JOHN W./MerehuntTailor. Heady-made Ctutlilnjr. Main ureuL,.

M7. STKItLIXB, BnllxtrUml County, IqiIUrk,

G OLDENBURG A SOX. Tinware, Stove*, (it., nit Main and nn Ferry street.

Where, 0 where ! art those bright joyous faces .. Which memory recalls as backward she * strays,. ,v v; . ' To linger D er scene* long since departed, ' And joys that we felt in our earlier days.

I. i_ wvrr*, c. rt.ra3t.srs, c. Mttoe. ■ WATTS, T LEAS A STS A CO., Commission Merchants,

& SOX, Iron and NniN. H Hardware, Cull.’rr. firocene*. mid Acrkulturat Implvnifldf. cerm-r nf Mnin and hVrrj its.

Brookvillo Correspondent 5.

And Ucalcra In Wtiltrn Frodme, 67 and 65Mjgc:ine Street, ' New .Om.eax*, La.

Hathaway a* covDr* Goods, Cloth Inc, and Grn urn*. Ferry (treed.

Where, 0 where! are those visions of chitd- . hood— f" - ■ Those golden haired dreams of the past, Which threw their gay Unis over our path- ■ , way— . /’ ■ Too fair to linger, too brilliant to last.

M*. EuiTo*:~£ome time has tlapsed aince you received any of my scribbling,—and perhaps the world is none the loser thereby; especially, in this scribbling age,-when everybody blackens^paper with his thoughts in “bombastic prose or doggeral rhyme." Rut the newspaper writing that is chared eristic of the age/does pot teem with ‘.Thoughts that breathe and words that biim;“ hence little will be expected; but as written thought is the exponent of the life within, it is proper that all should write.

I'A ITISOV HOUSE, A.. S. KINGSLEY, Paoraittoi* (Late *f Swilzeilacd Coenlj,]

HARWOOD A DOAN. Dry Goods and Grueerk*, Now 1 atd 2 Odd Fellow* Hall.

Hpmphuev. isaac, House ami Si pi Painter, I’-'.irl jtrot'l.

No- SI North Alabama it,, Indianapolis lit. Terms—$1 per day; regular boarding al J#ir talcs. Tbe.liOL’re is pleasantly situated ti • retired part pi the city, but convenient for all attending to business. No jntoiieating liquon ate allowed about tie bouse. feb2-Iy

Al) vanished and gone—foded'forever, ' Like buds an*, blossomsof early;spring time, Whose flag[jnee a lube is all tbal remains Of what we enjoyed in ttte days of laug sync.

IlTTLEFIEIiD. E.. (Miiimt Maker, J anil iji*alcr ill oil kind* of FurmUirii. Main St.

PLEASANTS. S. E. & ,J. K., Merthnnis ami Trailer*, MOn street.

Da. Wm. | Da. P. S. 3im, RiiiogSuu, lad,. j Aliensville, Ini.

ALFRED. Dry GnmU and K? Groceries conuT Ferry and Slarkcl sis.

Gone, all gone ,' like!the'dew from the flowers, Are the loved of our youth’s happy day; Like the vernal breeze and the summer rose They have passed'in their freshness away. Koxtu Lewis bubo, Ohio,.March *L 1653.

vAnd then this is a time for the aspirations of the heart to swell forth,' fortluIt drtaiy Vinter has gone, and beautiful spring has made its ad* sent t aml Viih it all’nature .' begins to rejoice. The birds ate warbling their notes of joy; and vegetation, as if welcoming the return of the warm sun and balmy breties, his already commenced to put on its livery of green, Man, arousing from the inactivity of the winter, and ini sympathy with the surrounding life and bustle, goes forth to till the.eailh and prepare the harvest,' V’; : .

, Drt' Gillespie & S«sc, pijiiJUtang aujb'Surgtom, 8 SAVING formed a co-partnership in Iht « • practice of Medicine end Surgery, ia liuir various brunihev, would lespectfully ao> licit the continued patron ate of out old fricada. Difficult and Jaa-jetous cases Will receive «u Joint attention.

In saying all these good and true things, ! act aont to be oblrged to add that "there ara a few more left,” that have not felt the effects of the improving.spirit thit .ia abroad. Once in a wbileyou yet meet;an inebriate; ones in a while one with a dandyish bunch of hair glowing on hii upper or under'lip, or perhaps little tuftr on both. .- Then again you see great and IlilUeboys.’playini maibleiji’n theslrceli. This I Is a funny play-only fit for small children, and '‘small potatoes and few in a bi!l" fur them. Playing ball, or quilts, hopping, jumping, running and wrestlings re manly exercises, compared to playing marbles and pins. So 1 too there be man, who wear beards and mustaches, but show me a man who wears little lufu ofTriack, brown, red or gray hair cn bis lips, or plays marbles and pins, if you can. But there things sre notsms; they are only weaknesses, w-h;cb you may meet, 1 suppose, at many, little countiy villages in every State iu the Union. Truly, "there is no accounting for taste." Betides these trifles there ate some bad habits, and un reformed gross-sins left. Gambling is not-yet ended; and there it nearly as much counterfeit money in circulation id many places as genuine. Oiixxvu, ' PaxaroT, April, 1859.'

Stevens, isa.xc, Drugs ami Medi- ■ elac*, F«ny .‘trect.

THIE1UUD. J. L., Drugs and Medicine#, Main street.

( [For the Indiana fioveilU.

The New Liquor Law,

TEATS, .1ESSE. Dry Goods and Groceries, corner tif Main and Ferry sts.

Contains a provision, of a heavy penalty and imprisonment, for setting adulterated liquors. The Governor, who approved this law, and the Legislature, who passed it, surely very remiss in not delecting that this is substantially prohibition. ’ 1 waul to get a .license to retail liquor; I think I am a man uLgoQdmoral character; 1 have property, and tould give the security, if the law was not substantially prohibitory in its iiatuie. The men timi would go my security will look into the provisions of the law/to see how far they w ill bind themselves. > They wilt find that they will he liable for the payment of ail penalties, ihaunaybe assessed against me for any viutatioii of i its enactments; they will see that it is made tuy duty, to deal in no liquor that is in any way adulterated; and that 1 cannot plead ignore must kilowr that it is pure, or.be liable to; the peiuuly; I must be'at the expense of hiring a chutist to auaiyze the liquor that 1 buy, ai great) expense, Hut the law binds me-to knoVtliequalUyof the liquor (hat 1 intend to sellf and moreover, it binds me lobe punished, anditnybail to be endangered if 1 ever ignoreiitty purchase' corrupted liquor and sell itagain.; Then let me buy at Cincinnati; Louisville' or ;Niw Orleans—there is no such bad law as this ,tn Ohio; Kentucky or Louisiana—and liquor 'dealers.in. those cities may cheat tne-as much as'they please, and they cannot be ‘punished tor It criminally, while I, who have/boughi bad liquor—supposing it to be gourD—ifl sell it again, ara jtable tu be impiisaued and my securities may be made liable bn a fivfe hundred dollar bond.

WALDO. P. J., Insurance Agent, corner of Main unit F*'Ry (trecls. ’

. Were polygamy intended by the Creator, j would not be, in his wisdom, bavi had the la- : main population so far exceed that of the mile as to meet the exigency.!. Would not every rib in Adam been converted into wives instead of One rib I By following the Mormon custom of taking t plurality:.of wives, t scarcity of th&t nommodity mdstbe sensibly felt by those .that unluckily have naua.

E. MVXlb A CO:, Wholesale Confcctionorf,

and dealers in

Dr. J. 1’. IllDiaVAV, Corner Main and Walnut Streets;

FIRE WO K'KS, P. Hill's old stand. No. Main street, thaat doors above Columbia, Cincinnati.

; Wtnter has gone, with its gloomy days, add long - evenings—spent by ;thousands in' the. gambling saloon and bar-roam, and by thousands more, in' the study, devoted to mental and mural improvemcnt/earnestly preparing for a life of usefulness. ;• To-lliouianoi in out Heaven, favored land, the past season has been ope continued scene of dissipation and crime, while to many, who are withdrawn from tbs baneful influences of fashion and its attendant follies, the season has been one of uninterrupted'pleasure. The forinerare the devotees of city life, who mingle freely in Us dissipations; they imbibe poison from the intoxicating cup, a Pd are found too frequently at the billiard table. ,The latter ate to be seen in the school, in the church, and around the farm-house fire-stde-Mbe abode of innocence and joy. Which cta» think you is more rejoiced at'tbe return of spring—and who'better fitted to appreciate its beauties and blessings ? . v v During (be : winter our retired village has Men favored with a course 1 of popular lectuiex <^n'’privilege which the inhabitants of every town should enjoy. - The last one; to wbish \yrhflil the pleasure of listening, was of Mich pit extraordinary character; that 1 cannot refiuln from, making it the subject of an especial remark j not that I expeat to furnish you with a. critical review of the address—not at all. It would be very difticull for an inexperienced reviewer to do justice to the effort. Indeed 1 might say it would be impovaitfe.' And still mote difficult will it be-for oiie not present duriug its delivery to have uiiy clear conception of its merits. The lecturer was (be celebrated Hon. Henry Walker of Auiotr. His subject was "The Fine A ns." For about thir-ty-five or forty minutes Mi. Walker read from manuscript to the praUeof painting, sculpture, poetry aud music, with a style peculiarly tVoM-emn. It was peculiar in many respects: in tone, enunciation, pronunciation and emphasis—especially the tone, which rhetoricians Would tloubneas call monotone. .

VEVAY, INDIANA.

They maniifac'ura and keep constantly at band ilia largo*. and best assortment in the West ; warranted pure, and to keep dry it any climate. ocll3-ly

J. It. TITUS, Notary Public, and G eneml Laud

The census taken .it different periods givei the sexes about an: equal;number, thereby granting to either the mate or female one consort only instead of many/ The effects of polygamy in an early day. was foumkto la Xtrioua —as an instance, it was said by soipe writer of ancient date (the bunched back jEsop probe-, blyl, that i man of years bad two wives;—one of proper age and the other very young.' Both, it appears, were very attentive to hit bead dtessiog. The younggr consort, to make Iter husband appear mote, conformable to'ber age,' would pluck from his head the hairs that , were becoming gray; and : the older wife, to mik's him appear more m keeping with bervelf, would pluck imlike manner the black hairs; Vfhen in procexiof Urns, 16 his utter; astonish roent, he had,not a; hair left upon.his Lead. No sympathy is due for bis loss, for Lad be obeyed tbe 'aw* of his creation, bis hairs, though silvered, might hive remained with him tilt bts spirit took its flight beyond the regions of mortal weal or woe. ' . Unwarrantable liberties are sometimes taken in all parts of the world, and frequently go unpunished; and some parts of the domain under lie jurisdiction of out geoeial government, assume licenses beneath the-character I of an enlightened nation.. .While the evil so much to be drefeded is appaient in one part, rowdies and outlaws may become the majority in'another, anil some day be endeavoring to ingmtiate themseves; into the grand and much beloved . sisterhood. .Caution is demanded when a growing evil is - springing up m our midst, and the Union should be guarded against a more jleplprable atate of mora ls thi n are already prevalent:. Once admit a wrong within the borders, and much legislation is requited to correct the error. -: Should the acquisition of numbers and wealth be antecedent to good morals I Is it commendable to sacrifice virtue forwealth T otto hug a lasting evil that will be constantly:corroding and .despoiling the whole fabric I j It is to be hoped that the United States wilt col willingly.hover polygamy under the wings t>f Ihe American Eagle. Sucb sn incohridcririiotr would be a disgrace -to her plumage .forever, and-future generations would look upon her as an unprincipled and unbecoming bird. .. A. SsKroxo. 1

■'Ascii t, LECI.FRC irOISK, VEVAY, IND,

CARRIAGES, &C. rBlIIE undersigned has on band and cootit* ■ ties—wiib increased facilities—to man* fjcture Buggies, Carnages,'Su'kies, Wagona, Plows, iic-. Repairing. Painting, Trimtaitg and Jobbing ot all kinds done with neatneu end dispatch,. I lasing the best of werkmet and materials, be is determined not lo be sahpass'ed for durability, elegance or cbe'apisat. All work warranted. . 1 am prepared to manufacture plain or fatty trimmed Coffins, and attend funeral call*' 1 with Hearse. II. A. TINKER. Colton Township, March 16, 1539.—If .

it. v. s Ei on j r. SrIii Strrrt, Vrvoy, Imllaun. CLKANS and repairs Clocks, WalClies and Jewelry, che.ip fur cash. All work warranted welt done. Wil; visit Allcnsville, Bennin-rim, and oiliti pi-it'es, if called upon.

KOISUEtT S. LA3IB,

ATTORJiEV Jt COl’S SIS LLOll AT LAW, VEVAY. INDIANA, 'ttll/'lLL promptly aMend to business in the V v Omtiinti IMeas and Ciicuit tourls of Switzerland ei.nutv.

MvRiriNa CocsiMt.—U bts been ascertained by careful tavesrigation. Into the influence of marriages of consanguinity upon offspring, that over ten per cent, of the blind, and neatly fifteen per cciit. of lie idiotic, in the various Slate institutions for the subject of their defect! are offspring of kindred parents. And making an estimate based upon the best ascertained date, there would be found to the twenty mi 11 in ns of while inhabitants in the United Slates, six thousand three hundred and twenty one marriages of cousins, giving birth to three thousand nine ham!red and nine deafand dumb blind, idiotic, and insane, distributing as follows:

Dry Goods and Carpet Stort. JOHN SIULUTO A CO., Not. 101, 103 and 103 West Fourth SUtoL CINCINNATI, OHIO, importers of

n7L/-M.v r.iri.axxn.

Sables. (jArurs-j, dollars; Dailies,

.ill.Mi'vv7cum Of

snil Ltaihcr Work Crnwnlly, ■ • - Pike street, Vevuy, Ituli.uia. ■gT'EEPS constantly a general assortment J[SL of Saddlery work, .suited the wants of the people of Switzer hfffiasE land county. f '*

Dry Goods and Carpeting, Respectfully inform their customers and poj. chasers generally that they are now opening an extensive and complete assortment of Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor OH-Clotbt 6cc. ( &c.. &'c. Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat own* ers, and all others may depend upon Ending the best das* of Goods, at prices u low u they can be purchased in tbeKastero cities. They have alio added to their buiineaa U extensive

F. J t W.i Jd O 0 Jff V 0 ; ,

Sktmspaptr, $arii aiiOab printers,

- But flame will hire t, chemist and anal* yit the liquor belorc’you buy it. Who don't know that the liquor dealers in the large cUies can buy up.the cheinisUi to cettiTy their liquor to be good in every instance f But some will ask Jio w can you bi detected how can it be proved on you that you sell bad liquor f I answer, that it is iuid, and 1 believe it to be .true, Ihata Carson League is to be formed, that .wilt extend'.to every village of the State of Indiana'-fur the purpose of raising a fund, to be used|o' enforce this worse lhau Maine law; to pay lawyers and agenU, and to defray alleipciiscs jhaluwy be needed to car* ty the law ima full, effect, and to punish oil offenders against iis provisions. ■

Deaf and dumb, j,U9; idiotic, i;SG4;irmne, 399. Then if the figure) of Ibe list United State) census be still applied to our.population, there would now be found in the Union S,lC5 deaf and dumb; of whom 1,116, or 11.8 pet cent arc children of cousins; 7.073 Mind, of whom 649, c or 03,1 per cent., ate children of cousins;'14,357 idiotic, of whom I.8U, or 1.20 par cent., ore children of cousins; 11,973 insane, of whom 299, or 0.1C. per cent, are children of cousins.—/baton i'oil.

K. W. Cornrr of Main anil Ferry SltCCU, VKVAY, INDIANA.

A LI. hinds nf Printing neatty executed, at short notice, and on the moil reasonable terms. A larte supply of Ukkus, Mouth aces, - Notes, and alt kinds of Justices'Blanks, atwavs on hann.

Jobbing Department, To whb'h they iavile the special attention «f Oash and short time buyers. . ■ miriMa

mioim

RISING SUN FOUNDRY.

13M1R subscriber continues to carry oh the H Ulackstmthiiig Business ol the same old stand on Petty street, whereall kinds of work in his line, is promptly attended to. jj* Patricular nlitiiiinii paid to making Hay Press Irons, nod Ironing Buggies and Carriages, etc., etc. A ■.continuance of public patronace is-respectfully solicited. ianl-*S9 v. JOSEPH JAGRRS.

J. M. KEISTER * CO., HAVING removed their Foundry into their new building, are now prepared to da all kinds ofcXsting usually done in similar ea* lablishments, '■ Having procured good Lathes, we are .enabled to do Turningjriid Finishing tn and wQtktnnnlike style. . We are also manufacturing O'Key's Patent Lath Cutter, which with one Horse Power will cu t from CO to 75,WW_ merchantable Lath pee day. We shall also have made and ready far (he season, Soear Mills of the'most approved patterns,price i that will suit all wba wish to purchase,'

. Dtsriitouisiico Potatoii.— In IC97, Virginia potatoes, as they were Ued called, were just beginning to be known, A sweet pot aloe bad been previously known, which was used as a kind of confection at the tables of the rich.— Of these, Gerard says : V' rhey are used to be eaten roasted in ashes; some when (hey be so roasted, infuse them andiop them in:wine; and others, to give them the greater grace in eating do boil them with prunes, and so rat them;— And likewise others dress them (being first roasted)'with oil, vinegar and salt, and every rath according to bis own taste aud liking notwithstanding, howsoever they be dresied, they comfort, nourish and sUengthon the bodte."— These were sold by women, who stood about the Exchange with baskets. The same writer says of the common potato, wb,cb fur a considerable time after its introduction was a rarity, that "It was likewise a foode, as also, a mete for the tables of the rich."

After traveling at railroad speed through the labyrinths of ancient 1 and moderti, times, be concluded to "cut and slash" a while, .lie then left bis manuscript and branched out tximpere, in a Very original uiano.tr, and on a great Variety of subjects,—such as education, training of children, matrimony, Ac., $c.; and was particularly eloquent in the comparison which he instituted between Ms. own reputation as a public character, and that of many professional lecturers, such as Uayard; Taylor, )VtmlaU Phillips, Edward Everett, Thackeray and. others. The comparison was of course favorable to Ur. Walker—and justly so.

F. A. BOEltXFlS,

Now, suppose'it) possible, that 1 1 could Cud two men who were, tuoia enough to go my security a oil sigh *uy buutl,, Wbat:then f ,1 send to Cincinnati utLoitisTille for a supply of liquot; 1 ■ open my establisLmani■ and mean tu keep a good house arid be a tap ub.Jing citizen. One person comes.in and! buys a quart, of brandy, und another a quart of whisky, and 1 suppose they honestly buy*il iqdrint,: 1 soon however hud out- my mistake. ; A writ is served on me to answer two iodictmenUi—one for selling' adulterated brandy,to A:, and the other for felling adulterated 'whisky to U. 1 feel easy about it—1 am certain they can prove no such thing/. - Blit my eyes ate opened at

VTfilch Jlnta>V anil Jeweller

JtAIS STREET, VEVAY, ISOIaNI, ■ff® ESPECTPULLY informs the public that B® lie lias just opened a store ‘ Main street, in I*. Dnfours birildtng.fyA where he intends keeping on hand a V>v Sencnl asset itr.enl of Watches, Clocks and KWF.LRT.

We have made such alterations in our Hap Press Irons that place them beyond the pou* b'lity of breaking. Thankful for past favors, we earnestly m* licit a continuance of the same. 1

1ET Particular attention paid to repairing Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. janl-’M

Alt ordefs left with P. L. GK1SARD & SOX of Vevay, will be punctually attended to. J. M. REISTER 4 C».

... A Game for tbo Young People'. ' Host the Harb.— The . company all form «l circle, hoMIng each other*! hands. One called the Hare, is left out, who rnna several times round the ring, and at last stops; tapping one' of the players on the shoulder. The one tapped quits the ring and. rona after the Hare, the circle again joining hands, Hare Vans in anil out in every direction, passing under the arms of those in the circloV ootil caught by the; pursuer, when he becomes Hare himself. -Those in the circle most always be friends lo tha Hore, and assist its escape in every way possible.

l>i*. J. II. Itohert*, SURfiEON I> E K T I S T i

Rising Sun, Jan. 1. I£59.

IT The present military force of Europe numbers Atari y five millions of men, and tbe naval force over a quarter of a million. This fact will give some idea of the iriimens cost of maintaining the present political arrangements jn that quanerof the globe. Every little State and principality, as well as every great power, is increasing its armed forces, till a number fully equaling the sixth of the entire population of the Uuited Slates is abstracted from industrial pursuits, and their thoughts and inclinations directed to war. Tbe controlling governments may well hesitate about pulling these destructive elements into active operation.— Such a physical power, animated by all the fierce passions and animosities which war and national prejudices create; would so desolate Europe that centuries of peace and industry would not enable it to recover from the disaster.

“ Englishmen, 11 “Scotchmen,” . “Protestant Irishmen,'* “Welchmen,". SUPPORT your own paper, and welcome tt* . “ABU'S FROM nOMF." Which is published every Thursday a*4 fat* warded postage free for $2,C0 for one year. 1,00 for six months, . 50 els for three months, alwaya payable in advance. Parties felting up clubs are allowed J* pa* cent for their trouble. Poslmiitera are «athoriied to act as agents. TOWNDROY & DAY, Editors and Proprietor*,New*Yoik City.

WOULD' respectfully announce to'.the citizens of Switzerland connty,jgya that he has located in VPWAY, forb^tf**?

v llissljie.of oratory could not be surpassed by even Demosthenes or Cicero,—much less by a .y of the: would be orators of the present day, - Tlis gestures wete exptesiive.someumes lemffic, rendering tragedy even more tragical. Arms, bead, legs and coat tail bore their pan in givi ng a,. thrilling effect lo the words lbal were uttered. ;The tone of his voice, however, and the peculiar utterance of bis language were the crowning features of tbe entertainment, and called Torth thunders of applause from the audience. They rerjii tided of the celebrated minister, who preached that Worldrenowned sermon from Ibe text,;"!!© played on a harp of a thousand strings, &c." ■

Ike purpose of practicing the various branches of l.ls profession. Teeth inserted, .from a single one to a full set. in the best and most approved style; Teeih Plugged, Cleaned, and Extracted.

court. The trials dome on; AJswean that be bought a' quatt'ofjiqoorftorome for brandy, and that be took it immediately to Dr. W., a chemist,’to analyze; and Dr. 'V. swears that be is u chemist, and can with certainty tell the ingredients ofwhieh any liquor is composed, and that the very quart of liquor called brancy, that was brought to him by A., on the particular day that A. sweats he bought it of me, be (\V.) cite fully analyzed, and that it contains certain poisonous materials, and is adulterated. I am convicted by the jury—and if they ate a jury opposed to liqnur selling, they will put upon me the whole penally of the law —three months imprisonment, and lire hundred dollars fine.

All persons desiring his services will ( re* eive immediate attention. Office, on the corner of Pike and Ferry streets, adjoining Wm. Price's Tailor Shop. .

i\cw illaekMinlli Shop.

TUG undersigned bees'leave to inform bis friends and I lie public that he has opened a Blacksmith Shop’ bn Perry street, two doors above Shu ff's Wagon Shop, Vevay, Ind. wbete he will be pleased to do work for the public on reasonable terms. Waggons, Plows, Buggies, Hoy Press Irons; §c., dtc., neatly made and repaired. it (icing.

; flcr “Yell, lasht night vash de vorst as never vash.'. 1 tooght ; to go down the hill to mine house, hut no sooner did 1 Talk, den de faster I stand still, for da darkness was so- tick dat I coot .not stir it mil mine bools, and de rain dander and blixen, in more than tree minute my skin was vet troo to mine clo’s. But afther tod leette vile stopped-quitlen to rain something; so I keep leelmk mineself all tie vay long; and vea I come to mine own house to valk in, vat yon tint? It belong to somebody else.*’

BurSO-ly

i On the whole it was a lUenfy. treat with which the ignoramuses of the present age are not often faVoted. But 1 believe the Vevayites were once honored with a lecture from this some honorable gentleman, and ate no doubt rejoiced to learn that their benighted neighbors have been similarly blessed. . Yours, truly, i. r. a. Bkooctillc, April, 1869.

At his.Old Thicks.—CoL Sam, Pike, not at all discouraged by bis recent failure in Covington, saying nothing of the fortysir which have preceded it, is about to start a democratic paper at Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.

Health and Happiness Secured. YOUNG MEN wtio ate suffering from lha ef* f«ts of «lf abuse, can be surely aid pat* maaeotly restored by using the

Then comes up the case for selling the quart of adulterated whisky. The proof is as clear as the other, with the addition that there was strychnine enough in it to kill a large dug. Another 3 months imprisonment and £500 fine. And enough of fines and penalties could be obtained on one week’s sate, to break me up and to endanger, if not to greatly damage my securities.

I wilt be prepared, at all times to do horse shoeing in a neat and substantial manner. J fit my horse shoes to the/not, and not the foot to the that. M. L. DUPLAN.

CONCENTRATED CURE, os *

AQVA VlTAB t A Remedy tj Great ami Certain Fewer. This remedy is put op in small tills, and can be sent by mail to any address. A trial will satisfy. Use it a week, and you will aspen* encet great benefit. A circular contaiaiig full particulars, sent (free) on application.— Price, per bottle, |l. One will last a month, N. B.' Thi* remedy is suitable for either ten. CRUOfiR, Medical Agent* roarSO-Iy * 742 Broadway, New-Votk. Pot tale in Vevay by 1. STEVENS.

DRAYING.

. (KT The citizens of Louisville are about to ,make the attempt of establishing a house of refuge, at an expense of 850,000.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the ciliitns of Vevay, that he is now prepared with ,

XSTThe Grand Chapter and Grand Council ot Masons, for the State of Imb, will meet at the city of Richmond, Ind., on,Tuesday, the 17th of May next. The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons for the Stats of Indiana, will meet in Grand Communication at Indianapolis, on Monday 23d of May.

XSTThe full returns'of the election fn New Hampshire give Mr. Goodwin a majority of 3,508. The Republicans have also elected 4 of, the 5 Councillors, and 9 of tho 12 Senators. In the House will be 78, oroae mors than last year.

1 ask, is not this a prohibitory law f It is nolhing.else—but worse—U is > delusion—it provides that-1 may have a license by giving bond with two good freehold securities in the sum of $600- But its provisions ate such, that no reasonable mao would venture to be the Security of his own brother, J

IT The best cough drops for young It dies tie to drop the practice of dressing thin when they go out into the night air.

Three Good Ilorsea and Dr«yi, and will attend to all business in that line with which he may he favored, within reach of town. He will do hauling at all times, rain or shine, night or day, if the public will pay him for it Large Jobs will be taken at libera) reductions'.

IT The deepest religious feeling makes the least noise, but ils principle and action are steadfast and intense.

CT Patronise yourselves b* calling on the Yellow Drays. WSL PEELMAPf, Vcvay, Aug. 27, 1858.—tf

KTTha Press has made our whole world of civilization one great lectureroom, from which no reading man can escape; and the only defense against progress is stolid preoccupation with trade or t ridel,

O* Be wise in time, that you may be happy in eternity.

Saw JHill.

Gov. Willard should hare vetoed the law, and have recommended to the Legislature to pass a law declaring any such league as the Carson League a nuisance, in the way of all hononble liquor seller*. Then there h anolh-

A Thought.— As the pebble thrown in to the ocean produces ripples that move on to the farther shore, so does the tho’t revolved the mind, send ils vibrating influence on to the eternal shore.

ALL those in need of aomtlhing «xtrn la the Lumber line, can be accommodated on abort notice, by leaving their order* with. Ansbuts & Son, at tbelr Milt two miles aotft. •f Moorefield, Swiirerland county, Ind. ANSHUTZ t SOS,

■iy WANTED, WHEAT, Rye and Barley, for which the ' highest price in cash will be paid, by {sol? COL’RVOISIEB A- LEWIS.

IT Every man is the atcliilecl of bis own fortune.

{JXHelp yuurtelfind Heaven wiUhelpicra.

OUR NATIVE LAND—ITS PROSPERITY.