Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 26, Vevay, Switzerland County, 29 June 1859 — Page 4

MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE!

Xisrw Cioodx X JI ST flHTlVr.D, a new supple cf si'iiixt; AXiistMMca

A' SEW BURNING fluid. A new burning fluid has been invented by the same person who first*brougtit into notice and use that dangerous combustible, cam phene, by whose agency bmjd* reds ol lives have been sacrificed. This new discovery—this new burning fluid, is said, cannot be made to explode—that it is an ulter.imposibnity' that any accident can happen with it. This prepare* itiiit U the common burning fluid, with carbonic acid, and yet* simple as the addition is. it destroys the explosive properties of the fluid, while its-illuminative power is not lessened. ’ We'saw the inventor take some of this, fluid Just from the barret from which it is drawn for sale, and prove to oor entile satisfaction that it will nut explode. He unloosed the lop of a common fluid lamp; and lighted the wick that tan down into the fluid—he pun re <li fluid front the filler through the mouth of a glass Jar of fluid, and Sfll it on fire—he lighted the lower portion of the wick as anove, boiled the fluid in the filter over the flame', and poured it, boiling hot, through the flame into t Be lamp, .(the must dangerous experiment possible,) and - other ' experiments testing it in every manner, and no explosion took place. ; ; •; •• ft 13 very appropriate’ that the above invention should come (torn the originator of campheiie. It,is’ pretty, good evidence that he confesses, andis penitential for.the great amount of injury, and suffer ing he has caused, ami hopes by this invention'Id alone for all(7in. VasetU*

‘BEAR VEONB ANOTHER'S BURLEM" Pilgrim on the common road, , beading up to Zion’s bill j Pressing on to Ood't abode. Does your heart with love o’er flow’, Sympathy your bosom fill, Sharing other's weal or woe 1 If a brother, faint and_ weak, . Asks of thee a helping hand. Dost thou words of comfort speak, Help to dry the falling tear 1 - Dost thou faithful by him stand, ■ Till new strength o’ercome his fear? If you meet d child of Cod, Rowed beneath some heavy cross, • One who patient bears the rod;: > Pilgrim, does thy bosom move. In pily? Helpfhim bear his toss, Surely such is Christian love.

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A. J. ALKXAMiy.li'S , Thirty-Third Magoiflcent Cash, Wat ch& Land Gift Enterprise,

DRYGOODS, Con>i>tlD$ of Calicoes Ctcgbam', Lavs), t c , A pciieral of

For Monday Mny 23, 1S50, C10NTA IXS tO fc!li fo!id Silver Ware,40 Heavy ; CoM chains ‘.Vi Acre, nf rich Fanmor IjuhI, a jvi7 in American Gold, and 413 Gold and Silver Watches, aumtip which will he found the (.’rear “d wnn>jn Sp'.rtinf ll'ii/ck." mrtk t'30. I’rewntlnp a prad total of 17rt) Drives amountinp In the aeprvsalc tothcmapnififTnt lum of flS.OTJPO. Tickets Limited to 17,000. 1 Prlac to every Tenth Ticket. The alove array of valtfiMe pdvt* wilt 1« di»trlt'Ui.il in puMicin Kdlnlnirp. I ml., by a dUintcrcicl Conintilu-cnf pcntlviaco elected by the ticket bMdet* thini-clccs on Monday, May J3, 1M'. In i.re-ctttlne thU my .Thirty-Third Scheme to the tav.-.riUccon‘tdmiioncf the pnl,tic, I embrace iMj opjortnulty id returning my vinevre thank* to my namcron* friendi and patron* tbtoiiph‘ l 0t tie I’nlon. fm tho-very literal manner in which they have p.Vroiilrcl me heretofore. an I to fhow that I fully appreciate their kind favors I would .ay, ilia*, it In* Urn tny cun‘lant aim and jlioly, to render rcy Schetnev afrcptaWe !<• (hern, and at the name litre the nwt literal of anythin? i f ilic kind ever offi-rod for pnM,icr"n*Idcratt"n; and la thU room-cthm it U » niurce of prill heat ion to me. to ln> enal'!id to make the announcement, that I hate recently effected arranpemenu hy which la ftitnre, I will tie enabled to twice my Watches dirrei fri'tn the rnaoufceturcr*. Kith lie Ihl* country atnl Knro|r, and a* a cua-ti'incnce I wlit 1-e cna-; Idol to fumirh my customers n ith the eery tr>l watch In tin’. It will al-n 1 v ob-ervrd, that In my Scheme il.iy.l hat e lid nd tier I a number'd the celebrated "iwttic.te w arnin'* manufactured tiy Appleton, Trace dr To.., Waltham, Jla**., all of which are warranted fur ten year.., and are on,; actionably the Ivsi wifrhe* In n*e. Thl* will I« the A5J divtrihiirion I hare riven in tlie p.vt t>ni years and in every instance the draw* Inc* have taken jdarc nn the day »)<cificl and at adrertlceil ffor which «e prnpramme. they have in every iti'tancv tici-n conducted inlety lie a e«mmlttee elected he the Ticket (icMert AU. Iwtnp free toattcmL Immediately after the draw in; the re•nit N printed and forwarded together with the , ptirei drawn to all ticket holders cither by mail or evi re'*, at my evjeti'c. In this connrvrl.'ft I ■teem K nothin; more than ripht to add. fir theleneflt uf tho*c who are onaoiuainted with me. and who would like to “try their lubk" In tny scheme, that I hereby aulluirire them tuenetoor litfir money to Ur. H. Itaily. of the fitvti of llicket* d pally, of tht* place, whole one of.the mod rerpondlde men of The State, who will receipt for the money «) dcjotlled; arid if lite drawing die* not po olT pre-ei-ely a* vtated. t*cc ilnirraminf,! ail yon will have to do will he m rail on Mr. Daily, f-ryour m»ii«y. L'nder thin arraneeweut?>CM fee, it wontd lie oiler! y !m|Hvi'ibte fur mo In' take any ailvaniapv of yon.evenifl werefmU*jio-»'l. . C3" A cnmidote U*iof prim, together with manner ofdra winy, dc.. Iv ari'l will l>o forwarded In all who dc-irc ll,ITJ*.U1 re«j'on i ihtercrjoft4 aredc'ifc'l toacl at ‘Apcnli for the '.Ve of mv Ticket*, and will.lie for-nlfhe-l with Ticket* at ftl rent* welt together;with foil In*I met ion*, the nreud amt Vc allow for fell-. In?, df. . ■ •. , . ,Xfiy>'bslc Ticket* $1: Sir Ticket* 43; Twelve Tkk'clt 410; Twenty-five Ticket* 43>, All order* Irmilte adImfcd to A. J. ALCxaMita, Kdinhurgh. Jtdmmn Toanty. Ihd. » - • , Jtc'TInt my drawing* are fairly, iK.nettlv. ami honorably conducted, t wunh! mptvifktlly refer yon id the f.diowinc. ■ ho are mnr.ny the tuu-t |in<mi-' nrnt citiren* of -Minton fonmv; ■ N'oah IVrry, Sheriff: A. Krifor. tlepre-enbtlvc; W. I'. Hiith. I'u-ima-tor at I’. IV, Snow. F.-t].: John ll'aMi, and T. S, Moore, at) uf of ihi* place, • . t C rj" Dr.nrmcv fair yfocy on tkf TiirA Mvmlitn in. ertrj JfonM. ■ ■ ' . A. J. AI.KyiAXDKR. Ptoptttrm:. apldd’ch Ijilntuirph; Jnhnton C«.,.lnd,

Tim SciKxtivic Amkrica'i.— The publishers of this widely circulated and popular illustrated weekly Journal of mechanics and science, announce Umt it will be enlarged on the first of July, and otherwise greatly improved, containing sixteen pages instead of eight, the present size, which will make it the largest and cheapest .scientific journal in the world; .it is the only journal of its class that has ever succeeded in tiiia country, and maintains a character for authority in nil matters of mechanics, science and -the arts, which is not excelled by any other journal published m this country or in Europe. Although the publishers will incur an increased expense of $S,000 a year by this enlargement, they hare determined not to raise the subscription, relying upon their friends to indemnify them in this increased expenditure, by a corresponding increase of subscribers.— Terms S2 a year, or 10 copies for $15- — Specimen copies of the paper with a pamphleborinfomiation to inventors furnished gratis, by mail, on application to the publishers, Muss & Uw.'37 Park . Row, New York.

READy-MADB clothing, Groceries, QSeentware. Hardware and Cutlery; Hats, Caps Ikioii, Shoes tc,, Jtc., all of which will be fold cheap for ca-h. mlj2i ,,, JESSB TEATS.

Contolldnitd l.ottrrtcs of Dctiwtic FOR JUNE, 1859. FRAXTE, SIMM 1)1: ENTS + fn., yaaa c ? H .1/1 lirqirinrt inrfrr fir . v i.;-mnf<«i/mrz t>f tif .Ma/r iMUry I'umnittnvritTt, *3“ Prizes I'alJ as «.jn a< Jlrasru. .ay Grand Delaware Lottery, On lliie liaruna 1’lan. Erfra flats Tim, To l-t tlraen in WlisnliiftiTi. MonJav, Junt 30, 'ir>. 50,000 .VrtnArrj.—25.3aS f‘n;c'—Pnm Tadjik in full irt;*..w/ JrJi.-tim.~lit lAitc trcry i'n:t is S r H K .1/ E . 1 prize of ' M.f'O) 2 prizes tf l,t*l> 2 prijta of KV- O * 10 prizes i f -tC*) 2priirs of ' 5,0\> lOprirc'of CkU 2 prizes of 201 rites of ' i«i 2 frizi-' of 2.w>o loo j. rites uf I to 2 priies nf- 254ui prizes <>f j» AnJ 212 Approzimati-n prizes ranging fruia 220 - up (k fliO. Fritf, awocniins ;*i WholeTkLiuf 10; Hat*?* 25; (Joartf n 22>),

Splendid Gifts to Pnnhtitri* ofiloobv, at ibe Original And TV A ilu tUfl /loot: EiUtr/mu IfTAELItlin* IS iril. £ . HEAD Ql’AllTERS * ?£ FOR THE *£, |S United Stales, ■< » S« XT TIIR gt Publishing House t.% £~ nr .5 5 £% G. G. EVANS, - ft , j** 43!) Chnmul.Mrrtt, ~~ g> I’lllLt UtLMIU, i'*. y. CATJLWH'EstfKXT FRKE. * = SINCE I originated the Gift Hook Enterprise, I have repeatedly called the attention of the public to my large slock and liberal offers, to which they Lave at* ways warmly responded. 1 can now, with more satisfaction than ever, call at* lection to my largely increased induce* meats to purrhasets. Ueing very heavily engaged in publishing, 1 exchange my own publications for those of other houses, and am enabled, to procure off my books at the original cost of making, and thus fori and r/o supply the majority of the other houses engaged in the Gift Rook Trade, with their books, cheaper than Ihrg 'can procure them from other publishers. 1 con also, by my heavy pur* choses of Watches and Jewelry, for cash', furnish them with their . Gifts at lower fates they can buy them front the manufacturers.

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Ladiejs' Jet Sets, Pin and Drops to match, 7 50 Ladiek' I.ava Sets, Pin and Drops to ijiateh, 10 00 Ladies' Cameo Pins, large size, fl 00 Laditk’ do. do. medium, 3 50 LaditJs* do. do. small, 2 50 Ltd iris* Gold Stone Pins, small, 2 50 Ladies' Box and Glass Miniature Pills, . 2 00 Ladies' Plain Gold Pins, new paltern, 2 50 Ladies’ Plain Ear Diop*, 2 00 Misses' do. Gold Pins, , I 50 Gents' Cluster Pins, Opal Centre, 2 50 Genes’ Single Stone Pins, 1 00 Genes’ Cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs, 4 50 Gen s'- Engraved Gold Bosom Si ids, 2 50 Gem s’ Sleeve Buttons, 2 50. Ladies' do. do., 2 00 Ladi es* Pearl Card Coses, 5 00 Gen s' Pearl Pocket Knives, 3 Blades, best quality, 1 00 Misres' Lava Pins, 2 50 Gen is 1 Gold Watch Keys and Pends, combined, 2 00 Gen ;s* Gold Toothpicks, 2 00 Gents* Gold Bings, with Stone Si Uing, 2 50 Lad es’ Gold Bings, with Stone. S tiing, 1 50 Set: Silver-Plated Tea Spoons, 2 00 Silver-plated Butter Knives, I 00 Lad ies’ or Gents’Money Purses, 50 Get is’ Gold Walch Keys, or-Vest I noks, I 50 La« ies’ Floren'ine Breast Pins, ; 3 50 Lai ies’ Jet Breast Pins, 3 50 Lai ies' Mosaic Breast Pins, .- 6 00 Lai ies’ Cameo Ear Drops, . A 50 Mi:>es* do. do, 2 50 Mi: ■ies* Ear Drops, with Slone "Setting, 2 00 Mutes' Gold Bracelet, half round I ind, engraved,. ,4 00 Lm ies 1 Gold Bracelet, half round I and, engraved, 0 00 Gent's Scarf Pin, 2 CO Goats’ Jet or Florentine Studs, 3 00 Gents* Sleeve Ballons,' Jel, Fjote Bine and Onyx, 3 50 Mit ses* Gold Stone Sets, Ear I rops and Pin, 5 00 Lai ies* Gold Pens, with Holder a ad Box. - 130 Ge tts* Cameo Mosaic or Floten-. J. ■ l ne Sleeve Buttons, ,. - 4 00 Mu ses* Neck Chains, 6 00 Mi: cellaneous Gifts, not.emimer* :■ oted in the above List, varying V i value from ; 23 cents to 25 00 [■:. Agents Wanted Everywhere. Vo Agents I can give-more liberal in-, du omenta than can be afforded by any oiler. bouse.' In addition to larger cornmi: sions, it is much -easier to get subset hers for my enterprise than any other. , 1 ‘lie peculiar advantages ore—A Larger stuck and Better Catalogues to select fro tl. , A Better Assortment and Quality of lifts. More Punctuality and Correctness infilling Orders. ■ ‘ ly. acting os Agents for me, persons: wirhing a valuable Library can procure iVj ralis. . Those seeking an eajy method of earning.a livelihood can find it.' Any on » desiring a good Watch, can obtain it. Fc r full particulars, send for a Catalogue. Uy large capital, together with my long cx ierience in the. business and consequ enl familiarity with all its details, gives ' hr pn almost i ricalcul able ad vs ntage over at other parties,. . ' . All I ask* is a trial. Send me an order, on d you will be convinced that there is nt exaggeration. • . D i not Forget to Send for a Catalogue. person? visiting' the city, are requested tofcall and examine for themselves., ■ ■ l- G. O. EVANS’ He.mi Quarters, . { ' 439 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa. pjusen State, 43 fornlilll,' BoUau, Ua<s. Special Notice to Book Buyers;. , lAs there are parlies of ’doubtful respdnsibiljty advertising Gift concerns, and some are making, many large promises, under fictitious names, without-the intention or ability to fulfill them, hoping, through the popularity of my enterprise, to deceive and plunder the public, a-strict sqnte of .duly compels me to want all against them. And if any are deceived and cheated by them, they should not be so unjust as to condemn'me along, with lljcmi for they are baseimitfilots of an en tfcrpme that lias cost me ’ an inimenri aiiiount of time and money lo place in the pisilton -which. it now. occupies, com-, manding an extensive and increasing trade* approved and endorsed,-with the mosi enlire freedom and. confidence; by the .leading Publishing Houses in the Union, whose letters of approval’ond endt raemenlare in my possession, and will bi procured and shown at any time with U e greatest pleasure. , je22-6m . G O. EVANS. ,

NEW AND ARRIVAL ! • ; ' > ; Of • ; Spring and SummJr Goods; ijig THE unJerdftieri has received a Urge am) -IpknilM stock of ' ■ i- ’ •. ■ Genu a'nrnlalilng! Good** UU of all style* and brice*. together with a full aid cnnplotea.-wortwenl ef Fashionable - .• ■ Hen tly-ain.de CI.oi ti I riff, 4l of which will l>e aotd at price* a* favorable as »1 nilarrowli can be bought m the State. ■ . 63“ fiiitora work made to order Is aanperior *1 Ic on short notice, ‘ - *3*Call and'examine my Gond* and enquire price* before buying elsewhere. - taarii : , . - . JOHN' W. GRAY.

If an anxious care you’ve sltlled, Helped a brother’s burden bear; The taw of Christ was then fulfilled: ■ Onward, Pilgrim, to thy rest! In yon land dwells not a cate— There Ihou’ll reign forever blest 1

0*A candidate for. the Legislature m Virginia at (he late election in that State fearing some of His party would scratch him, prepared a lot of ‘greased” tickets. Neither lead-pencils not pen nud ink would have any effect upon them. : - .

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Magnificent Scheme. kim.vji capita!, vtuzi:. Ct-UD 1-ortttT ur I'lUKAtt, . ' . Cl. ASS N.

jj* Three staple productions of Ike hot tom lands of the Missouri ate, cfirn,potR; ami fever ondt ague.—Vrcay {JnJ.) He Vtillt. ' A- ■ . :

- Having such ab advantage in buying, 1 .can insure my customers belter Gifts with' their Books than any other house, and.can give my Agents a larger commission 1 . -A vatuabte Gift will be delivered with each Book at the tune of sale. Gifts WorIh’$5C0, at the burnt irfiulerate pricer, will be impartially distributed with every $1,000 worth of Books sold. Send for a Catalogue, which will be mailed free to any address, containing the most valuable collection of Standard productions in Literature, Philosophy,History; Geography, Travels,, and the Sciences, with all the favorite works of Fie.lion, and Romance, and every other department of Literature. classified as dies criticd below; Send for it, for if you don’t wish to order Books, you will obtain a very valuable Book fur reference,' as it contains all the desirable books in print, and will cost you nothing. i Particular alien lion is requested to the List of my Publications, wiiictr wilLhe found in the latter part of my Classified Catalogue. ’It;contains "a large number of deservedly popular, works) by various authors; among which areu/1 of T. S. Arthor's best works; well knownas amoral, insuuctfve and pleasing author, interesting biographies, travels, &c., !'■ UP, HOOKS.

To lx: drawn In MUrainsl'n. SMarlar. Jane 1i>ri»«cf7fl.n«i»j:n.f’'n in..f (iviu ijjoj 1 •• £1.<>xi IsJ.'.t I .mu. 1'j.Ouj 2 •• riiwu -;3.iiw t«-f oh»h k>/A) 2 “ 10.rssti-i -Jfi.u.m ty-of iiMh 3Xrt<i 4 *• Nturt it Sj.om 132 uf -jf,,jin» 4 •• S.HA1U -jo.iwi IT.'nf IftHi js^fxi 4 *• U IP.HW I'/i'tf 40 W ItvJiM 1U “ ■J.MWI] Cn,0nJJ2i,Tlir t .f

THE EFFECT OP LIBERAL ADVERTISING. For the benefit of those who do not entertain a very high opinion of the value of Adve’rlising, we would call attention to its effects upon the circulation of a celebrated literary Journal. The proprietors oftbcAVw VbrJt Mercury ate in the habit df advertising very extensively, and their books>how a curious ratio between their receipts and circulation, and the amounts they invest in announcing new contributors, new stories, etc. The immediate returns on every such investment, we are informed, imuunt to almost exactly seventy live per cent., and of course, every subsequent day brings an increase of this amount, until, in * short time, a handsome profit is realized. ’ They now have advertisements before the public all the lime, in some part of the Union or another, and at short intervals, they flood the whole country with them. The effect is a conclusive illustration* of the benefits of this mode of increasing business when the article advertised is of real v alue, for the hona fde circulation of-the Mzaccav has attained to the enormous heigbtdf upwards of one hundred , and ■ eighty thousand copies weekly 1 Who says. that advertising is useless?-.; ‘

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The 11 p ml acta” oflndiana maybe sel down as iazg ; men and diearcet.— UWlaic (Jfo.) Democrat,

SWINDLING THE INtfRANGE OFFICES. ■ A man named ii. Cairoll, of Cincinnati, shipped from there six caseS supposed 10 contain sugars, on the steamer Susquehanna.' He -on slii plniig Uie c*ses wrote to his consignees laficr g.ving peremptory instructions to them to insure them to the amount of six Ui«n>unddollars. On the. steamer reaching New Albany, indications of fire were discovered on the boat by (hose on shore, and the? alarm given, which resulted in arresting what might have been a fire that would have desI toyed, the boat and cargo. £ On an examination of: the boat it was found that a combustible train bad been caretuliy laid to connect with, the cases in question. This led to suspicion which was confirmed by the fact that Carroll, who was a passenger on the boat, according lo the statement of the clerk and others, left the boat a Jew minutes beforethe’ataim was given.- The cuscs were examined, and found lo contain shavings and other rainless and combustible matter.—Atw Organs True Vella.

Ismsri'TABLE .Will.—A man made his Inst will and testament in words, few; but significant—"! have nothing, I owe nothing, and 1 gitd the rest to the poor !”

pritis a:no-jnnnGto , fi._VJ.lMl Ticket* 2 JO, Jlvlvt* * t»i; yea rttn ?V Klpl-tli* fJ.'j A Jiacknct- of 20 w bole Tic tell at $Jli,to*U 53214 Tin-re are 12 drawn tcllou, and t-acti UsIM being worth 5*30. makes ■' 5940 13 per cent off, being 3G

■ ID* Lowliness of mind is' dot a fluid’ that grows field of nature, but is' planted by the' fingerof God in a renewed, heart, and learned oflhe lowly Jesus. ■ /

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. reiving tt*k to the furrliawr., - 53IC IVnwoswhii lUtim utn-il nnlv remit iborUk no a tiatkage, Tor which »« will scud a Certificate as foltnwi: A ccrtifii-tle of ictkige !fi whole.*, coals SDOfUo • Un. do, tO liillr*, liO.U) do, Jo. 90 Ctnsrlcr*, TJ.tlfl 1I0. do. 2C Kisltlh*. 3t jll

ET We ofte n bear it said of a sick man, that he enjoys bad health. ‘ Such is - hat the case. The only persons who enjoy bad health are the doctors,

*"3" All onleT J *il lrv<*C'l to I'livcr.. Ilce.iIiBK.viii 4 1*0.. IVilininxton. IM., wlii ten-t Willi j.ruiifit atter,Hon. atol tlic'printed olllrla] drawing* >\ut as .h «• over, ,

O* Go to strangers for charity, to aoquaimances for advice, and to relatives for nothing, and you will always have s supply* ■ ; . ;

V I IAXC K.’ 11110 A111HINTS 4 ClX. .Va.i.^frf.

The Great Ambassador of Jltalih \ TO AM. MAXKI.VD. 11 jO L I/O W A Y*S PILLS. : j . ABOOS TO TJlC'STCK { ItjlK want of a sterling to meet il»(illsatut necessities of the suffering portion,.f humanity. and onj entirely Arse from mineral an*; other deleterious jeirtietei, wasscvcrelv fell till This all'|*swurful niodhirie wav n she red into Aho’world; l i «1 too a > ’s Invaluable Tills have become lln" Household Remedy for all nalfon*. Their attribute Kin prevent»« Welt a* to rare: Huy tiLirktho rail! x ur root of the complaint, and thus t-y removing the hidden muse of ,H» vale reinvignndi, and reMore die ilM.ij.In- eti orgies f.ftl.e system, assisting tm litre In her task of vital ami functionary reformation. Uvertwiiy The treat sconrgc of this continent. yield* : rjnicktt to a course of these antiseptic Tills and the digestive organs are restored to their |.r»<l>cr ('•tie; no letter in what hideous sha|,c this hydro of diseasetohihiblt tell, this searching and unerring remedy disj*ersci it from the (audit's system. •'.* . Cevravt- PtBimv sspiWckxv-*. ’ .

O’There is no landing on Hie shore of-felicity without sailing in the bark fidelity. ;> ' ' f

(TTGen. Wool has written a letter on Ibo Italian war, which concludes as fqllows: . ■ ■. ./.-■/ . /"The people of Italy'are struggling for what Louis Napoleon has promised them, ‘civilization and independence/ When (he contest'-is .over, no matter which of lire,two Empetors succeeds, a Te-Uenm witi be sung in all the churches in honor of the glorious success of bis. Imperial Majesty, bur ho Te-Uenm will he sung in honor of the people. Their glory will consist in seeing their beautiful country laid waste, and themselves left destitute and*helpless;ahd thus it will be until another Emperor devastates (Be land of the Cffisors (whose word l ot one period was law to all Europe) under the disguise of giving the people ‘civilization and in* dependence.’" / j

Agricultural—This department embraces ■ all standard works upon general Agriculture, ■■-Colton' Plaining, Flowers, Gardening, Farm. Implements, UotstrS, ; Sheep, Cattle, Bees, &c., &c. *y ■ Albums—Ladies’ {a great variety) Floral, Cap Quarto, Boyal Cap, Demy Quarto, Autograph, ic. . 1 Annuals—A large and eleganlpssorimenl. Iliblcs —A splendid assoilmeiil of Pocket, , Few arid Family Bibles, in every style, from $1 to $30. ’ \

(D* He thut : knows useful thing's, and not he that knows many things, is the wise man. ’i ‘ , ' • .

ICTThe sunshine of life is made up of very few beams that are bright alt the time.

Magna est Veritas ct Pnvalelit O’iVtIira l)i*in*u?*ar> L

Xo. 5JT Market Street. (set. Pint and Second, IxiruvjiLe,' Kv,

. [CrThe following letter, says the Lou* isville Vaunutf, reached us yesterday .by mail, and contains the nutubiogniphy- of a life ill spent. We : have no obituary noliCelopen over the watery grave of the ■writer; the Wabash'will ripple his diige, and its spring floods stand fur his monument. /But for the information of the friends of the now veteran departed, wc publish his last dyingspeech and confession just as wc received it: ■

O'The most popular- belle, always and everywhere, is the dinner hell.

n AT 1X0 permanently located In tills city,' 1 have npene.1 tier abdro estatdi«?wii'-iit for thenteotiimmlaiioniiflliejiltlirlisl. The Indies* Reception Room Is entirety seperato 1 from my oitk-e, and ha* a sido entrance; ■ ’ This city Fflng a, more central point than my former residence,.! am Iwllerprejared to supid] my celebratedXl‘ Tins TUra,amio'herMed* icine*. than I could jniwibly be when t.lpred in (hi comitty. - ; . My office Is open from -I q\lock in the momIn? until 12 M night. - Fmin this i-ilm ran be had ail of tuy various Medicine* for Female libeases! net ml in? the Female Balm and Woman's Friend. Fits Fluv;‘Di*pcp*y, IHscares of the Heart eudl.iver, Cougti*, Consumption, llronchUU, Dropsy, Disease* nf Ihe Kidneys Tiles, Fistula (General Debility, Negro Consumption, Scrofula in ail its forms, 1 Diseases of Eye* and Kars and,In fact.'all Di*ease*,‘ chronic and acute! no matter of, how king standing, rah )>e cured In t’leese of one.or morn of llube prejiarallons, if taken according to directions, ■ j£r* tu Female Diseavi** esjictlally, my Medicine* have tin equal. They five almost entire, relief In forty-elgh. hours, mid cure In a very short lime.. Tlicy give no Inninvcnlenco what* ever. Tliey have Wen before the public for ten years, and have, given t universal sstisfacdon wherever r*ed. I .idle*. In writing to me, will please pi describe the color of the halrand eyes, and ?tve the' lei mb know If they are mar* rleil; bow ton? limy hat'd been sick, and Uie a?e of the youngest child, if apy.* I will then write back the diseases In full and make them the Judces In Mtelr own'cases... lanlles whose health lias been Injiire<l frimt nol havin'? children can have the diiUctilvy removed by twins the Xe litis Ultra and other JiedleUieS, as debility Is the eon* end raUso. On llie oilier hand, persons whoso health may have been Injured froin huvih? |oo many rhltdn-n, can have the dlQicully rrmuced, wilhoul medicines or.tny mechanical means,by Ineloiln? me Uvo dollars. , ■ These tWnjrsraay appear .very vltan?e, bn| try mo'ln all that 1 stale, and 1 will prove the UfU In every case; add indeed, your own judeuienl will'convince you wh'yn 1 explain to you the means. In ujinc ibo‘raeaiti, you do not suCer any Inconvenirnee or Injury whatever.’I Dropsy, In any\ot til pf Its forms, can boro* llcrcti In a few hours, and cored In fium ooe to three weeks, GraveU tni tnatlcr of how Inn? slandln?, can be relieved tu twenty*rmir hours, and Ihe gravel,'If smnll, can all be retnove.1 In that time. Pita can bc carcd, when desirable, (h>m the krst dose of medicine. Flax can bo cured In from fifteen b> twenty mtunie*. Tho above stalements may appear sinnge, hot If anr doobt them,' let them write to me; I will takeuturb pleasure in Kfcrrinethem to persons Inaltnotteveo'sccUbnoflhoiand,. :■ I will now close by submitting the following testimony to tho afflicted; In Fpeneer county, Ky. ( I refer to Judge oavis; In toMr. J. Joseph; shdo bierchabU on Market street,bb* tweenhecondandTblnl, - Mr. J. IsahicMy honorable man, and lived at one time In .Mount E<Icn, Spcucer county.VI also refer to Judge Walker, and all of the following; Japtba Mount Joy, Dudley Ueotjre,: William George,’John Walker, George Williams, John Kepny, James Settles, John Xeville, rantel Sulllren and Thomas KHIslon; Ekjs.; all of Anderson conntv, Ky.; i*0!l-ofllee, Lawrvncebntg- in- Fhelby conntv, Ky., I refer to Elijah Callender, Abraham Mcaks. "llltr, Wm. Watts, av and Arehj 1 PulHan;; Mount Ellen. At Gracfenberg* Shelby county, I refer to the postmaster and any and everyone. In Spencer, to James J toons and Malon Shield. The former was fifteen months in bed unJorseresal pkysfclajs; tho latter sick years with diseases ofthe stomach and kidneys. In Mercer county, refer to Mr. John Finn ell, Mr. Grower, Thomas Smithy, John Smithy, James Smithy amt others; post-ofilee Salem. Also to Mrs. .William'Dodds and Mis* Mary Dodds, Pleasant Dill Ky.; KichaM Barks, John Burks and Floyd Uutks, llamMlshurg Ky. Tho wife of Wiliam Roach was tick, for perhaps twenty rear* with tick headache; post-omco hatvba Ky. 1 refer also to Jcptha EUiston, Esq, Knobnoster Mo.' ' . : • •

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The pnfiier i|uai.tum amt right rotiditifp <>f Die' Idle-'b of imimrlaiire to ihe licallh of the human frame, this anti-biltions m, d I cine n j>et« the hidden wiib of the mm* plaiid.-whit render.* alt t!ie Cnids and v‘i-miU.i;s jiure and fluanl. rlean,tng and rvsu.*iiaiii*g Uu vilalfuiivlbins of lh« b*.ly,. • Ft< Xt.T PkMtUi*. • Should lose no time in ininga |ewd«rses of this riX’dating remedy .‘whatever may K- lliejrcmn*. blainl. It can 1«. taken with safely in all period* Irst and other disorganizations. It? s-tfecl h all but mlraculuns. ,

tp»The examination of Rev. W. H. Sheets, pastor of Roberts Chapel, in this city charged with the seduction of Eliza Allen, before Mayor Mulvey, terminated yesterday. Mr. Sheets was held to bail' in the; sum of a thousand dollars for bis appearance at the Circuit Court in September to answer to the charge. ■./• The examination commenced on Fn-

Mc george D prentice ■'/ Jtcas publish a few lines for oneof.lhe subscribers of lire Democrat in your next Journtl i mate it aa a request i was' bore, in green Co Ky i was Raised .in Hart Co I was RaiscJ by piua parents at the age of 17 years old i professed faith ia Christ Joined the baptist Church lin *1853 i was excluded from the Qhurlch in novlSoG i rpsnied in (Hart Co Ky inarch the Stth 1857i Commitled an aCt that has murdered all the peace and bapincss of my Friends on the, 30’ of MarCh me aiud - niy wife parted to meet no moreforever t bat now in Flora Clay Co and as soon as i Mail this letter i expect to. make the .Wabash River my grave I mifstDie .and go to Uelt ’ ; i W j* / , : : .< of Hart Co Ky pleas send Mr nolley gore a Copy to Monroe Ky ; ' : ' V ‘

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Jay, occupied lire' ent ire'day, and Saturday, ; ond all day Monday; Mr. Sheets was ably defended by -Messrs. W. M. Dunn, A. W. ; Hendricks/ C. B. Walker and -John A. Hendricks; the Stole by H. W. Hatnngloil and J. Y./Allisoti, Esq*s. The court, was crowded/throughout Ifie (rial.—JWwoit Courier,{21*1 i«*t.

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Secret Riugiun,— God is often lost in prayers and ordinances. '.."Enter into thy chamber,” said he, Paod sbdl thy door about thee.” - /‘Shut thy door about thee,”, means much; it means shut but not only frivolity, but business; not only, the company abroad, but the company at home; U means,—let; thy poor soul have a little rest, and refreshment, , and God have an opportunity to speak to thee in a still smalt voice, or he will speak in thuuder. 1 am persuaded the Lord wo’d often speak more softly if. we would.shut Ibe door.—CeciL. •, •/- ■

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Representing all the dt<Mf : cases of the genital orfff£. <i”|T>v gunsortbe male and fcHK' ~ _. "■jMll male, with tho. la test dlscoverto in reproduction, t «—4 «v«* j»m Inc c pitied should tw Snbn no remedies bbfwo nKfiSte jBn learning from this valaiBSw able the inpcriority of the author* Pari*. and London treatment of prirabr diseases;' both. 'U‘i{v- jry'(' married and"tingle ■ should consult 1L This book tells how to core the following diseases, and enlightens those who grope In darkness: Go no rebecs, Gleet, chordec, stricture, phymosis r paraphimosis, gravel, syphilis, bubo, warts, sensualism, blotches, seminal weakness, roislotbatlon or self-abuse, lontinrebeea »r w hites, suppression of the menses, falling of the womb,, barrenness, rheumatism; Ac,' It treats on midwifery, abortion, miscarriage, celibacy, with remarks to tho young and old of both sexes. It lolls bov to distinguish pregnancy, and how Ur avoid It, Ac. • Tho painful and destructive habit of self-pol-lution is bene described, with the cause, symptoms and remedy. Millions who now 011 a prematura and untimely grave, could have been living monuments, ready and witling to testify lo Us fatherly admonitions, bad this book appeared, snd l*r. B. lived In the seventeenth century. ' - FcrfttlSsftgnard n gains tQ.naclc errFortieth edition—100 000topic* sold annually. This Book sent under seal) post-paid, to all parts of tho world, on the receipt ofSS da, or Jive copies for $1. . Dr. Bonapatie’s Celebrated Pretch tire.—Thu simple,healthful, end yet effectual preventive is beyond a comparison with anything ever yet discovered. It has been proved by yean of experience, and in no Insian to baa It failed when applied according to directions. Married' people who do not wish to Increase their families, should be In pomesdon of this Instrument. Price reduced lo U. J£y* Madame Lo Sica's Peraala MonthlyPHI* U asafo and reliable remedy for suppression* and all femato diseases. Ladles should them during pregnancy, a* they wiU produce, miscarriage.. Priced I per One, gS, Gent lo any addicts fay ma.fl, post (fee. - Ifo tellers will be answered uhtesa they contain a remittance*or a postage sump. Ur. .Bonaparte 1 * French Patent Male Safe! This article enables those whose health or drenmstanees do not permit an Increase of family, to regulate or limit the number of their offwings without Injuring the constitution. It Is tfieTmty safe and sure preventive against Pregnancy and disease.. The above article is specially Intended to fulfill this deride return; It Is perfectly safe; no metalie substance enters Into Its composition., Tho price of the Frenrh Patent Male Safe, f 1 the single one, ft per half dozen, fi. per dozen. ]fV All orders addressed to UR, B. BONAPARTE, .Vo. Ja Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth sU., Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctually attended to. .Dr. B. can bo consulted neon all diseases of which this book tresis. OOto boms P s>« to 8r.« *ep2? ly

Jose 20,1359.

Mr. Eorroi;—It Js tJjnl I" publish the fact that the AgricuUunV So*; cicly met at Enterprise oh the nth/ and transacted their regular business.' On motion, of D. Henry, the 2nd Art. of the Constitution was amended so as to elects Directors for each township.

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; BijOotW Affair‘at TArLoaaviLLsi kr. i-\V<j itara that on.Saljurday h difficulty occurred m Taylorsville between Daniel Blanton. M. : Conner and U. Cheatham, which resulted in tbedeatb of Conner and the wounding of Blanton. Clieatharn shot Blanton in the left arm, who fell. Conner then got on top of Blanton and was beating him, when the latter drew a knife and indicted several subs on Con* ner, which caused his death.—iouifcille Journal.

Also, a resolution .was offered to thi effect that each officer of; the Society serve gratuitously during Jits term of office,—the Secretary excepted; o'od that said Secretary receive $25 pet annum. . On motion, the Society elected (he following officers:— President—U. H. Slow. , Vice President— B..Dennis. ■ : ; Secretary—D. W. Sisson. Treaaurer— Job. Fisher.

Baksry—Bakery,

■ Unwelcome Visitor, —On Monday a streak of lightning entered the office of the Rising-Sun telegraph, in this city, melting the relay, and cutting up other odd and fanciful tricks. We understand IhalMr.B.J. Hathaway, the proprietor of the line and operator in the Rising Sun office was considerably "shocked'’ by the hot little visitant; and that he was as much frightened as "shocked/'— Aurora Commercial.

ri have made further additions (o our Bakery, which enables us to furnish Bread, Cakes, Pies and other confectionary in any quantity on short notice, which makes our establishment more convenient to persons giving Dinners oi Parties than any other House in Vevay. je22 CLARKSON dt WALDO.

i.'Tbqitoro were either sltk them wires or their vires or children were suffering and IniloJo nearly erery Chronic Disease. Several bad Femalo Diseases and some of the ladles were eon* fined to bed Tor jean.; In Pits 1 refer to Enoch Yates Esq.; [Msl-oDIrCi BarrisonriUe Ky. Abo to Abraham Moat* Esq. Mount Eden. In this disease 1 can refer to tho first ahd most rcsf>ct table families In the State. In Female Diseases I can refer to ladles who bad been confined to bed for eight and ten years, and were restored (very often) In a few days. These things look strange, and somo may not bcllcre them tnic; hot those who will write to me can bo satisfied. I will re* ter them to persons who had Fits of from five to twenty yean? standing cared at once. 1 will refer them to ladles who were confined to bed from Ore lo flftoen yean and cared In a few days; cases of Paralysis eared la a very short time; Consumption (so called), when the parties were for months snd year* In bed, cored In a few weeks.

Directors of Switzerland County.—Jefferson Township--Robert A. Knox, James Brown? York Township—Hiram Kinney, Robert Harms*; Posey Township —Peter L. Davis, U. L. Norris; Cotton Township—Samuel Hide, Solo, Washer; Pleasant Township—John S. Olmstend, David Henry; Craig Township—David Blunk, David Eaine. Ohio County.—Randolph Township— Hugh Espey, i. C. Pepper; Union Township—Sleveu Wilber, Ezra Kemp; Cass Township—-E; W, Gould, J. R. Gillespie; Pike Township—Johnathan Cole, Marshal Elliot D. W. Sisson.

Ten Dollars Reward!

STRAYED, from the farm of tfJVvJQathe subscriber, in Craig Township, S w itzetl and flUn >Ti «county, Indiana, one month ago—a DAY MARE, three years old, never handled any, having dark, mane and tail. Also, at the same time, a yearling SORREL MARE, with one while bind foot, and while slit on forehead. 1 will give the above reward to any person returning them to me, or giving me information of them so that I can get them. POWELL TAYLOR. June 22, 1853.—3w

Keep Good CourANV, — Intercourse with persons of decided virtue and excellence is of great importance in the formation of a good character. The force of example is powerful; we are creatures of imitation, and by a necessary influence, our habits and temper* tare very much formed on the model of those with whom we familiarly associate.

These cares mar aoemlneredibIe,bntherean the name*; and If any should write to no, I will refer them to thonsands all oxer the land. Header, I do not send yon out of Kentucky to find them. - t direct you to the most respectable clilxens of tho State; and If you are still inerednlons. write to me, and I wilt ratify you. Female Disease* can bo cured In a few day*. In all cases, I expect the patient lo write to mo every few days. Persons coming to the city will find me either at my olSoe, as above described, under the Lexlogton House, oralSteelo’s Hotel, corner of Second and Jeffbrton its. They will find Hy. Stulx a gentleman In every sense of the terra. ' B.P. O’NEILL,*. tn^ Lboimtii, Ky., Rot. ID, IS56.—tf /

(ITThe New York JViiune, estimates the number of newspapers printed in the United Slates, at four thousand, and the aggregate circulation at upwards of four hundred millions per annum.

(□"The American Cosmopolitan Art Association are having engraved Faed|s celebrated picture ‘'Shakespeare and his Friends" for gratuitous circulation among its members. Cot. Fuller has selected, in the course of his tour in cont.nental Europe some rare pictures for this institution. The aggregate value of the paintings collected by the Association is said to be $300,000.

One Cent Reward! GEORGE W. A. COLE ran gff yftway from the subscriber on the 5 th day of June. He was jp/SWy an apprentice to the fanning business. AH persons are hereby forewarned from trusting or harboring him on my ' account. Pleasant township, Switzerland county, Ind., June 17, 1853. jc22-3w ENOCH S. RICHARDS.

JD*For v a neat and tasty Job of any kind, in the line of Printing, apply at this office.

A GOOD ARTICLE r of Linseed Oil and'.While.Lead cart be hadtyr calling at IKe'store of *7 ’ . . Ji TEATS,;

Miscellanxocs,— Union county is a blessed little spot. If any body tloubls it, let them read the following statement and be satisfied. The Herald says their county Treasury has a surplus of $1,000, or near it, owes no debts, and the (ax is only 5 cents on the $100.

53* The Madison Courier is the best daily paper published in the Stale of Indiana.

V^vUKESSWARE—The One-Price C*ih Eton U bu just recelred a fre»h stock of Queen* wart, which will be sold at redocedTrif**- . m»t30 COURVOIS1KR k LEWIS.

MANURE & STRAW; FORKS, ill Spades,. Hoes awV 1 Rakes.-Jnsi-teceWcd torn PUUbaigby F. U GR1SAHD&SOS.

JCST RECEIVED, 600 tell No. 1 Kanawha Salt, for isle Ion foreaili. S. E. & 3. K. PLEASANT.-.

OThere are fourteen pianos in the lown of Vevay.

O ALT—50 I ibis No. t, Kanawha SaU for sale by ALFRED SUAW. _

WINDOW GLASS.-Jttd received. Window (Jlaa el ail * lie?. J tSSETKATS.