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vast importance of hiving ibia great desideratum — this honesty of principle, of action, of thought— and of carrying it with them and displaying and enforcing it, in all the relations of life; and the reflection that they hate bo done, will be a source of joy and'coDBoIution to them in maturer years, and a well-ipting of pleasure to theta in the declining days of life. Did all possess it, how speedily would the cfaaogo in society b« seen, and all mankind be belter, wiser, and happier; and each one would ba enabled to think, “That the world was all the better, for their bating been in it."

tOrl|lul.) THE CULTIVATION OP THE MIND NECE3-

nor employed in gaining the good I opinion of otben. The. judgment (we form of onrttlree ia not made do'pendent on tbit opinion, ai it aomoI times happens in society, especially when we bare any reason to believe that it inclinea to the side most favor* able to our vanity. We most then feel and improve those powers which we possess, in order to enjoy (hem. For this reason as well at for many others, it may be useful to all to be accustomed to solitude, especially in the early part of life, while the mind enjoys in full vigor, and the spirits are not broken by sickness or tffticlion. They will then find the resources which they possess, and learn that it is possible to amuse and im* prove themselves. Probably a lime will come when solitude will be , unavoidable, or when, from distaste to society, or from other causes, it may appear desirable. Bat to those who have never been accustomed to enjoy the pleasures and advantages it might afford, it will then in all prohibit! ly, be a painful and dangeroot situation. Unconscious of the'resources which they might have found within themrelves, and unaccustomed to intellectual pleasures, they will hardly be able to acquire a reliih for them at a lime when the spirits, and perhaps (he temper, are impaired by the disappointments and mortifications of society. They will be apt to dwell on discontented thoughts, and fancy themselves better than the rest of the world, merely because they ate displeased with it, till their benevolence is weakened by their con tinually' viewing everything in the worst light, and they grow pioud of the faults of others, and not of their own good qualities. In such a state of mind, no advantage will be gained by taking a nearer view of their own cbaiacter and conduct; for, instead of comparing themselves with that degree of excellence which they might have attained, they will foim their judgment by a comparison of them[selves with the unfavorable opinion ; they have formed of ©there. Their ill-humor, as well as their vanity, will secure to themselves the preference, yet will deprive them at the same time, of any satisfaction this preference might afford; for their ill humor will make them a harden to themrelves, and their vanity ., will make them eager to gain the applaure of others, and they will be continually mortified and disappointed in finding that they do nut succeed.*— Thus the gloom of solitude‘will be added to the disgust of society; the pleasures of the one will be lost, and those of the other, unknown oronenjoyed. This being the case, how important it ts that we early acquire the habit of reflection;; for duly, on the cultivation of the mind [depends oar entire happiness..

JESSE TEATS, WOULD inform bis old customers and tbe rest of mankind, that be U jest receiving and opening at his old stand the largest and best assortment of Goods in bis line ever brought to Vevajr, comprising, ia pah, a complete stock of

DR. HAMPTON.

The Great Axnbatiador of Health

£jjf|tthianaplitilU.

TO ALL MANKIND.

81RT TO HAPPINESS.

HOI LOW A Y’S PILLS.

AS ESSAY HEAD BEFORE THE DISTRICT

A BOON TO Tar STCK T THE want of a sterling tnedlelnal to m«t lbs lilt and necessities or the suffering portion of humanity, tad ooo entirety free from mineral and other deleterious partkles, was severely frit till this mil powerful medietrye iu n the red lota the world; Holloway’* invaluable PUla hex* be* cone the Household Kenedy for ell nations. Tbrlr attribute It to prevent t* well u to care, they attack the radii or root of the complaint; and thus by removing the bidden cause of die* ease relnvlgorale and restore the drooping energies of the system, assisting nature Inner task of ilial and functionary reformation.

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

j SCHOOL, FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 1859. I Reflection is necessary to the bap* liness of all; therefore to acquire a habit of it, is a point of the utmost importance lo happiness, in every situation in life; yet it is a point too little attended to In most systems of education. According to the usual method, instruction consists to exercising the memory, while the powers of the mind are neglected, and either become totally inactive, or else run witd into a thousand extravagances, and prove the mast fata! enemies to that happiness which they were intended to promote. In order to prevent extravagant ideas taking possession of our thoughts and distorting the mind, it most be cultivated amt improved, and directed to proper objects, not ldst for want of exertion. The best book, or the most instructive conversation, will afford little pleasure or advantage by being merely remembered, in comparison to what it might afford by exciting new reflections in the mind; for these lead to new trains of thought, and make the riches of others become in some sort its own. Without .this, every kind of study wilt be dull and umn teresting; because it will only fill the memory, without improving the mind or affecting the heart. A new language: will only famish a new set of words} yet by comparing them with those already known, we may find means of expressing our sent! menu and ideas more distinctly, and perhaps of setting things in a dearer light, even to ourselves. The study of any branch of philosophy, instead of being merely an employment for the memory, may tend to new observations and discoveries, and raise the | mind by‘degrees to contemplations of a far higher kind. History, instead of ns only with a knowledge of facts, jmay give us a farther insight into life human heart, and tarnish many useful observations in regard to oaf conduct in life, if we only .accustom ourselves to seek the remote causes of great events, and trace to their source the secret springs of action, which will often be fonnd far different from what they at first appeared to have been; Poetry, from a trifling amusement, may be raised to a pleasure of the highest kind, if it makes us feel mo re strongly (heexahed sentiments wbidi it expresses, and elevates the mind .to a contemplation of its native dignity, and a consciousness of powers for enjoyment far beyond what anything in tbjs wotld can satisfy.. By such methods as these, some kind of improvement may be fonnd in almost every study, besides that which is its immediate object;, and a conscious-, ness of improvement is a never failing source of ? happiness and pleasure.The same method may also be apt plied to the common occurences of private life. Whenever improvement is realty the object of pursuit,, numberless opportunities for attaining it—too generally overlooked—will be continually presenting them* celvos, and it is astonishing to observe how often such opportunities are lost from mere inattention.*ai.d from want ot being accustomed to look within ourselves. Those who are continually endeavoring to display their talents to others, will scarcely ever do this to any purpose. Their attention is engaged by what they wish to appear, uot by what they really are. This is olten carried so far that they often impose npon themselves as well as others. And while this deception continues, the evil ts without a remedy; and all hope of improvement entirely at a standstill. There!* indeed, hardly anything in the world so fatal to improvement of every kiod as the practice, which too generally prevails, of substituting appearances in the place of realities. There instructions which teach the art of doiog this, however plausible they may appear in many instances) will be found far more pernicious than at first right would be imagined, not only ol setting np another object of pursuit in the place of real improvement, and teaching a continual habit of deceit, but also of bringing true merit into discredit. Those who are conscious of acting a part themselves, will always suspect others of doing the same. Those who can find means of acquiring the reputation of merit of any kind, which tboy do not possess, will hardly be at tbe trouble afterwards of endeavoring to acquire tbe reality.

DR. HAMPTON'S Compound Diuretic Pills

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IB, 16M.

CirThe Officers of Naomi -Encampment, No. 13,1. 0. 0. F,, will be Installed Friday night, January 20th. Eyory mejnber of the patriarchal braqch of the Order is expected to be there to witness this beautitnl and imposing ceremony.

DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Hardware, Bools and Shoes ol all kinds.

Dt. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton’s Dt. Hampton’s Dt. Hampton’s r Dt. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Corn'd Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic. Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills. Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pitts, ■ *' Comp'd Diuretic Pills, •• Comp'd Diuretic Pills. Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dt. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton's - Dr. Hampton's Dt. Hampton's Dr. Ilampruii's Dr Hampton's , Dr. Hampton’s Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Dmtetic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pills. Cure Gravel, Cute Gravel. Cure Gravel, Cute Gravel, Cure Gravel, Cute Gravel, Cute Gravel, Cure Gravel, Cufe Gravel, Cute Gravel. Cure Gravel, Cure GfaVel, Cure Gravel, Cute Gravel, Cure Gravel, Cute Gravel.

QUEENS WARE. HATS & CAPS,

For Men and Boys, and BEADY- MADE CLOTHING, Together with a thousand things too numerous to mention ii, an advertisement. All of which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, for cash or its equivalent. 1 would respectfully request all wanting articles in my line to give me a call and examine mv slock before purchasing elsewhere, as feel confident that I can suit you. JESSE THAI’S.

Hrsnexu, The crest scourge of this continent, yields ■i ukk I y to* course of these antiseptic nils, and the digestive organs are restored to their proper lone; no matter In what hideous shape this hydra of disrate exhibits It self, this search leg and unerring remedy disperses It from the patrol's system. _ ■ Gmui DtitLtTV * an Wisntat, Front w hstever cause, lowness of spirits and all other signs of a diseased liver, and other »i*organluU.m of the system, vanish under Ihs eradicating Influence of this all powerful antiseptic and detergent remedy. Hi u o cs 1 th snanias.

03- It is a heantifiil idea—taught by some theologians--thal the enjoyment and happiness in Heaven, will ba just in proportion to tbe progress made towards perfection in this life. To the Christian, who has already “takendp his cross," and has a hope within him, both “sure and steadfastj’Vof finally reaching that haven of eternal rest, the thought must be very consoling, and have a tendency to urge him onward and upward to reach the,very highest standard it is possible for him' to attain, that his joy may be complete, both here and hereafter; and should those who attain that goodly land “by the skin of their teeth," find this doctrine to he true, bow they will regret that they did opt push forward while below to tbe greatest perfection possible for them to attain.

Vevay, Oct. 12, 1859.

The proper quantum amt right condition of the bile.Is of momentous mportance to the health of the human frame, this aoti-billkms re ad let nc espets the hidden seed* of the complaint, and renders all the Saids and secretions pure and fluent, cleansing and resnsltating Ue vital functions of the body, i-VitT Fin (tis, Fboald lose no time In trying a (ew.doset of this regulating remedy .Whatever may tie their complaint, ll can be taken with safely )n all periodical and other disorganisations, Its effect Is aZI bat miraculous

05" The other day, an old friend of ours, discontinued his subscription to tbe Reveille, because he disapproved of some of the advertisements in it. We have always deprecated this class of advertisements, and have looked to the time when we should refuse to publish them; and at times we have refused them.

Getting Better & Better Still! Tit Largest, Cheoprtt, and nasi Beau tiful Stock a/

C! JCtOOTM; jl

Eror Klyt im Vtrof, it mott to hr fond at the CHEAP STORE e/

JUI.ILS BLaCI’,

I'niints Psoor. The testimony of Nations Is unanimously borne to the health-giving v I [toes of this noble remedy, and errtiAndes In every living language hear witness to the linden table ness of their Intrinsic worth. -

JVfatn Slrttt, Veray, Indian*. Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices

Again, we have looked at tbe matter in this light: A printer makes hit advertising columns a source of revenue, and in forms tbe public that tar so many dollars, a man may occupy so much space a year. Now, when these men offer him’ his price, can he consistently refuse, to insert them? We have never sought this kind of advertising, and charge our highest rates. And > single one of them is worth more money to us than a hundred subscribers.

Money Saved U Money Made/! IF Yon wl.J» to buy the cheaper lot of CLOTHING, and de-ire la yet the beit bargain for fur your pi oner, you thou Id call an J TUI'S REACH, who hi* no* on hand tie larpe<t, cheapen, and but reticle I stock of

Hollmrmy'j Ptllt art tkr Mil TrmrJf tidrv m lt< uwW/or tit /u/foiriag durojrt: Asthma, Fever A ague. Lowness of Spirits Hon el Com)da:nts, Female Cora- Piles, Coughs, pUlnu, Slone and gravel. Cold*, Headaches, Secondary Fj topChest diseases, Indigestion, toms . Cortiveness, In Burma, Venereal AfleeHyspe|nia, InBatnatlon, Hons, Jharrhira, Inaard weak- Worms of all Oropsy, ■ ness. Liver kinds. Itebility, complaints, * nnilont—None are genuine unless the words •• Holloway, New-York and London,►’are dl-crrnlble as a water-murk In every leaf of the book of direction* around each pot or U a; the same may be plainly seen by holding the lofts' the light. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such Information at nay lead lo the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the re .‘dirt net or vending the *3tne,k nowlug them to be spurious. - • *•’ Fold at (be Manufactories of Professor Hollt.way. HI Malden luuic, New-Vork, and by all re*[>ectalde druggists and dealers in Mcdi-t-iii-throughout the Ctitled btates and the elrilited world, tn diSn'liU,C3rri)byan411 <'orh. There I. coiuiiicrable saving by liking the larger iltis,

men and Boy's Clothing, Gents FuruUhing ami Fancy Goods,

a c»,. kCn a That ever wa* kept in ihl* place, all of *bkh will tie roW at greatly Krdwrd Prurt. . He alro Ir dally reeelrlbe large addition* and herb arrival* of ne* floodi, which enable* him to keep ahead of tbe time*, both at la low prices and chance* of airing you opportunitler Io make g*»d eclccthm*. He 1* determined to tel) you good* ft* let* money than It told In ihlt place or Ja any of the n righto ring town* or elite*, ■ l-crider, he warrant* all hi* gw*!*, and In coniequcnce StUt Mart iban any one elie. He a)ll n >t 1w turpaved by any, bui will ml way* keep ahead of The lime*. Ilf* iiock con.Ut* in part of OVERCOATS, of every style, pattern, if., and manufactured id all the carton* kind* of pud* - u>ed tir Ihi* j uri*t e, and made in the laid farhlnn. FIXE PRESS FROCK COATS.— French Cloih. Engllrh, German and 1 Knur-iIc. .UL'SIN ESS L’l (ATS.—Coa'ce*. S. U. Fr«k*, Sack*. Hoi, Pea Jacket*,—Ca.iitntre, Satlneli. t‘a.hmi- . ret, I’nion Cloth and I'nlontVdoiere.Veivetine, Il.AT, Cuttonade, Ac., both wliU light an ) heavy

DIFFERENT KINDS OF HONEST!.

There be at least two hinds of honesty in this world of oars, which 'exist among, men, in different quan lities, and IB shown in various ways. The most common kind of honesty in vogue, is that which actaates men to he honest in financial transactions, to deal justly’with men whom they have business with—to pay the debts they Justly owe to their fellow men. This kind of honesty is right, and should be exercised by all; because no good man will do otherwise,'and It is even expedient—to the advantage of every one—to be upright in the business transactions of life; yet a person may be prompt and. honor* able to a cent, and still be entirely devoid, of honesty of principle.— We regard this dollar and cent honesty os the poorest bind in existence; it may be prompted by self interest entirely; for bov sften do we find an unprincipled man, who "owes no man a dollar."

Another thing, our ft tend tallows the wagon making business; and if a man wants a wagon, and is willing to pay the price, it matters not how had the man may be, or how detrimental his avocation may he, he gets the wagon. The lawyer tar his price tries hard to clear the greatest scoundrel in the land, or to cheat the honest man out of his just dues. And the physician for bis price doctors the man'ho knows lie can*t cure, dtc., &c., ike. Besides, wo arp not sure bat these advertisers would do more inisch’ef by sending private circulars all over the country, than they do through t|ie press. iv

X,- It. 10 red ions for the go Id lore of patients to es cry ut-..r>l -r lire al&i,-U to each bui. ' ■

Jaiiuaiy W, IKi'l—<• o w-|y

HOW A HD ASSOCIATION, I’ III I. A U K L P 111 A . *

(A Ilf of roVnt ■ luO i t u li< ■ o. r*u>t>lbhn] lij »[*'el»l onilon nn wt hr Dio ft-llef n[ the *kt and

lining. PASTS—From (he fine*) French Itac.kin Ca*-l

Cure ■ Gleet, Cute Gleet, Cure Gleet, Cute Gicct, Cute Gleet, Cute

mete down to a common Coltonadt.ai extremely low price*. VESTS—Halo and Fancy Silk, Satin. Ca-btnere. Silk and Cotton Velvet, I'ludi, Satlinett of all coJor* and iiuiiitie*. together with one of the largett and fined .tuck «f Gcilllcmen’a FurnUhlng Good*. Such ai Indian Rubier Cool*; Fine Shirt*, with plain and fancy Ro om*; I'rawcr*; t'nder and Over* hi rtf, Skirl-bowmt and collar*, c«o('rt*. in*lender*, cravat*, Tie*. Jldkf*. Glove*, >ock*. Ac., Ac., combined with a very *e!cct{un *■! all kind* hf Fancy I! vod*, too nnmeruU. In mention.

OMmkiI. eliti tlnilfiit aiiJ e|ifl<'mir >li«ca*r-«. , The HOWAKll ASSUIT ATIUIt, In view of the anfol dt-Mru, lion of hutnanlife. can*r4 hf Sotaal rerat rear* apo «Jlreeleit their fon»uliine Snrxitm. iMiijeit* f«r’ the Irvatim-M of IhUtlnw of itbeaac*. In all Ibelr form*.«iitl to sire MKim'AL AIATL'K GKA* *

TlSlrt all n ln» ai'i«ly h> Mtcr, vUb a *lrsrri|f> thin of their roifliliou, (ftfo,iatfU|alinn t baloli uf life. At..) aiwl in cote of erlretne p4T«l] tn furiiith iite.iirtneilrinnf rhatj:e. The Dint h>r* of the Association, In their lata

Gleet,* Core

Annual Hr|»irl rv|'h-*< the hieherl *jti-fartloo • Ith the oirnti » hirh lu< nln-nUt*l the lalair* of their f*u revi'<i* In the riin* vl S [iff mail rrrturn, Semiidl Weatne**, C"tKirHne, tiled, M I'll i tie, the tire of (i|>anl*ia*i)r Sull-aliuw, mh! OiwUtt of Ho* KMne*» soil lllfl'lrr. *Vr,. »o-l onleramnlinuanro el the tarnr|<tao for the tn* mine year.

Hats and Utps

Gleet, Cute

The large*I and belt re'ected dock in the (dace, at unheard of low price*. Every variety,fr<«u the theajve-t hi the fined and nm.t fathluiiahle. corn, mod, plain ami fancy; in f.Kl, hi* tnperior facilitievbir procuring good* at cheap rate*, enablehim to rtll more and fit lei* price, tlian any other dealer la the locality. Therefore, perw>n« wi-hlng to procure anything In lid* line, ded re lo ,‘avc their money, would Dud It greatly to their advantage by calling on the rub-criler before purcha-Ioj; chew),ere. JULIUS ULACH. Vevay, Ikeember SI, ISitl.

Gleet, Cute

Gleet. Cute Stricture, Cure Si mtii re,

{For the Indiana Reveille.] THOU ART FALSE. And thou an false, and ! alone ■ Must bear within my secret breast A pang to oliters all unknown, ■' That will not, can not let me rest. 0 true and faithful was my heart,. And deep the love it brought to thee,' And cureless is the aching mart, As now, false one, thy shame shall be.

An ailmlnhlp Rcjnrt on K[vnuaiorrhm. or Seminal ll'ea*. Ik**, the Tice of OiuntMa, Mae: lurbation. or Selftt’niM*, and other ■lintf, <>f the Sexual organs *■; Ihn 1‘oujulllne Surgeon, wljllw tenl hr mail (in a*raW rnceiojn*.) Kata or ('uiaoa, on rcccij.1 ufTno Syrur* tor j«*d* ape. ■ Addrcs*. for Kejuiri or treatment. I>r. J. Sait* in [InuiiTu*, A rlins Siirsi-ou. DoaarJ Aa*ir elation, Sn. S Siialli ,Mblh jlhrU iTotailehiJita, Ha. : ; aifi'l)

Cure ' Stricture, Cure Stiictuie, - Cute Stiitlure, Cmc % Stricture, Cute : Sltictute, Cute Sltictute, Cute Stricture. Cute Leiirhorthcna, Cure Lcuchorrluca, Cute Ltuchotilitea, Cute LeuctumhuM, Cute LeuchuiitKCa,. Cure Leuehotthota, Cute Letichotthcca, - Cute Leucborrhcea, Cure Leuchorrlitet, ' Cute LeuchouLcea, Cure Leucborrbma, ■ Cure Leucbonhsa, Qute Leuchortlioea, Cure Leucboithtca, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weak nesses. Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, and all othei Diseases uf the Buouct, Kiuscr s, Asd Sliest, Oacans.

Bat there-ii a higher and better kind of honesty than this—honesty of purpose, of thought) of action, of prfocip|e, in its significance. How few there are, compaftively, who are honest in expressing their opipiogs upon aqy snliject of importance, when their views may‘ be in opposition to public sentiment, or even in opposition to the views of a formidable minoriry; bow many, prefer rather to smother the truth, or be upon both sides, than to take 0 decided stand in favor or against every question of importance or interest that comes for their action or opinion; and bow detrimental to the best interests of society it is, that inch an equivocal course is pursued, the-most casual reader will easily perceive, after's moment's reflection. Again, there aro others who perhaps are honest in their thoughts and principles, and actions, as 1 far as they go, bpt from timidity or cowardice, they fail to tpeak or act ont their fioppst principles, bat bide their light noder a bushel; bo that, as far as their influence upon society is concerned, they are as blanks, cumbering good ground that ought to firing forth fruit abundantly, Every ohe has a position in this world, either for or-against every qbpslion that pertains tu the injury or welfare of society—there can bo no neutral ground—no half-way station—and fhat jnap who neglects to take a position, is shrinking from bis dniy, aad is justly chargeable with a participation in the enactment oi all wrongs and injuries upon society. However much a man's convictions in ay conflict with those of his fellow man, or even a majority of them, if they are honestly entertained, they will be respected, and it ia well that antagonisms exist, for by thair aid only can f spbject be thoroughly sifted, and truth and justice finally and definitely ascertained. And if a mao possesses this better kind of honesty— honesty of principle —he will carry it with him throughout all the transactions of life} and such a man is fulfilling the aim and epd of his being. Ha \?i!l leave a name behind bim f that will be as enduring as time—a legacy for bis children more e (during and noble than a monument qf granite.

asuthk:; jtfcw ikuik. Dr. Il«n»p«rtt'i Crrit U«rlc, I'KiTkTt: Gi«i*k t» Hro.rn, Kr|iiv*uiitiii£ «)) | tie i|i«ea»e» n* the pi-iiiUI i«rjrati* Ilf ll.e mate ami lemalt, a ith Uir Iale»1 ilItem cnVltn tv]irmlurl‘<iii. The emitted thnuM mw fto rrmedW befnfo teeming ffum thU valuable »ntk lbs nttutriiiriIt nf the auihurS l*ari« ■ini ly>n«Inhlrealmcnl«f Jirirale ilbea*c#; l«nlh married amt tingle

Row oft we've roved the summer night. To hear tbe wild bird's evening song, While o'er the green-the moonbeams bright . Like silvery snows shot along ; How oft, in yonder lonely grove, Unheard, unseeo.by mortal eye, Have we confessed out mutual love, And fondly murmured sigh for sigh.

fiinnld Cotustll IL Tbit M<ik tells bow In core the fcdliiwlnpdUe**-*, ■wt enlighten* lb ore a bn gn>J»e iti dark no**; Goiinrrhtra, Gleet. chnidee. stricture. phymod*, paraph} mod*. gravel. «|J|1I|», liulin, wart*. *en>oali*tu. blotch e*. aroilnal weak near, mac turbation orwlf-ahuse, lettriinnbm or obiter, vuppreriion of the men*'*, lollIne of the womb, tarrenneu, rbeontaUitn; Ac. It t*cau an mid ■ifcry, abortion. miscarriage, celibacy, with re* mark* to the toung and old of bulb t'xc*. It * U-lNfanw tu dUtlngaUb pregnancy, sod bav to avoid it, Ac. The painful and ilwtroctirc habit of •elf-fwl* Inti on t» here iIcjC rill'd, a Kb the enure, tpinje tom* and rented;. Million* who imw All a pre*. mature and o nil tod; crave. could bare been livings monument*, read; and willing to testify to iu fatherly admonition*. bad Utb book a)r> l*-ar*J, and Dr. U. lived in the seventeenth cm toty.

Miss L. N.

Are all (hose vows so soon' forgot, That IbOu hast often pledged to met Are all my griefs remembered hot— Those griefs I proudly bore fort bee I peieited by my friends and kin— ' Spurned from my father's door— : Content could I tbv bearing win, And unto thee n.‘j aonows pour.

REMEMBER ME. r * Remember me, 1 pray—but not ; In Flora’s gay and blooming hour. When every brake hath found its note/ And sunibine'smUes in every flower; But when the fallen leaf is sere,.

Special Announcement , . ran* Tttc Quaker City Publishing House I

And withers sadly from the tree, And o'er the mins of the year ■ . Cold Autumn weeps—remember me. — Euwixo Evksett.

,\nr. Enlarged end Rented—.Senr Read) far Pittniutum—Superior luduemuntr to Ike i'uUie: ■' JO* A ncT sml sunt plan for obtaining Coup tuiA'iiw ee, and other valuable I rilesFull particulars given in .Catalogues, which a 111 be sent free to alt upon application. Valuable Oita, worth from 30 tti to IKO, GUAHASTKEU to earh purchaser. flUi,tMl in Gita bare been distributed to my pattum within the peat six I3«,b0u to be distributed during the next six months. . The inducements oflerrd Agents are more libera) than thoee of an; other house In the' bustnew.

100,1)00 I ataloftits,

Chill Autumn winds have strewn tbe plain, And many a flower lies withering low. But gentle Spring will come again, And they will brightly bloom and glow. But on my sad and blighted heart .No warm restoring sun may beam, And I must writhe beneath tbe smart, And'lone and sad, unmindful seem. ' FVnrhr’.r Crrft, Ky., Jan. 3,1 BOO.

Per fret Safeguard «gnlast<lwackerr.. Fortieth edition—IwiMrcoptessoManatulty.- , TliU Book sent under seal, pod-juilJ, to oil part* of the world, on U>« receipt of SS cU, or IveCuptesfor fl. Dr* Btnmrlt'i Celebrated Pr«- ' tcbIItc.—-This rtBldo, healthful, and jet effectual preventive Is beyond ■ cawpsfisoawllh anything ever yet discorded. It has beep proved by yean or experience, and In no In* tan re bss It ailed when applied according to directions. Harried people who do not Wbh to Increase their Camilles. sboald be ta pOJM*slon of this Instrument. Prieo reduced to gi.

THE DEATH PENALTY

Three Stales' have abolished the death penally, viz: Michigan, in 1846; Ithode Island, io 1852; and Wiscomdo, in 1853. This i» an abolition demanded by the test of ex* perience. ' Hanging • hum at being by the neck nntil be le dead, is t horrid business. Let par law:makers add Indiana to the list.

Haring been In the Publishing and Bookselling bos'ncs« for Ike last eight jean, my experience enables me to conduct Die Gilt Enter).rise with the greatest satisfaction to all. If?* Agents Wanted In every Town and County. For full lurtieolan address UUA.VK KULISOX, • . Quaker City Publishing House, 33 south Third street, eepSMut Philadelphia, Pi.

TTr* Madame Loxtta'a Female Monthly Fills U s safe and reliable remedy for npnresdoas and all female disease*. Ladies should not use thrn during pregnancy, as they will prodnrq miscarriage* Price ft per box—extra fine, yi Sent to any address by nail, post free. 5o letters will be answered unless they contain a mlttanee or a portage stamp. l>r. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safel This article enables those whoso health or dn cunutances do not pcnnll an Increase of btnl ly, to regulate or limit the number of their offsprings without Injuring the comtllotion. It U the only safe and sore preventive against Pregnancy and disease. The above article Is *]>ed-, ally Intended to fulfill this desideratum; It is perfectly safe; no mcailc substance enters Into it* composition. The price of the French Patent Mate Safe, |l the single one, f I per half dozen, <7 per doien. ■TTP All orders addressed to In, E. R. BO.tAPARTK.XO. IS Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth rts,, Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctually attended to. Dr. K. can be eotnulloi upon all disease* of which this book treats. OSes h'tora 6*. n. to 8 r. w- tepS-ly

05" The Indiana Slate Board of Agriculture has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, George D. Wagner of Warren; Vice President. J. D. Williams of Knox; Secretary. W. T. Dennis of Wayne; Treasurer, Thomas K. Sharpe of Marion. .The location of the State fair was referred to a committee to decide;

Dr. Hampton's

Compound Diuretic Dills Contain neither Baljsm or Mercury, but are Purely Vegetable in their Composition, mild but potent in I heir action,and never fsilljcure the most hopdess ease of those diseases to which tbiyire * particularly adapted.

ABITOMATICAL PuZZL*.—If foDF dogs, with sixteen legs cap catch twenty-nine rabbits, with eightysevrn legs, in forty-four minute*, how many legs most the aamo rab bits have to get away from eight doga withthirly-two legs, In heicteen minutes and a bait? •

SutclMCMrlu^. mSajSStr* \ii;n continue supply the Vevay ana tictmly with the beat Fresh Meat the country af fords. They serve the public at the Market House every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at reasonable prices. 'Ve pay tbe highest market price for Fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. NORTHCOT & ROUS.

CP The widow or the famous Morgen, of anli-Masonic notoriety, U now a rctident of the vicinity of Memphis; Tenn., where the has been engaged in benevo* lent labors, in connection with an orphan asylum.

Dr. Hampton's Comp'd Diuretic Fill Is Endorsed, Recommended, and Used, in (he Practice of Physicians gen* crally, for ihe Cure of the above Diseases. When Physicians recommend a.Preparation, sufferers should ■ no longer hesitate to lest ils efficacy. • • For Sale Everywhere. For Sate Everywhere. . For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere.. For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. Pot Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. % For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. ■ For Sale Everywhere. o—. For Sale Everywhere. | For Sale Everywhere, _ For Sale Everywhere. • ‘ For Sale Kverywnete.

Iloo Killing Around the Falls. The comber of hogs killed around the tails this season is 252,416, against 287,069 last year; showing a decrease in ibis year’s packing of 34.633 over fail year’s. The season this year, commenced ten days or two weeks later than last, and closed about tbe same time.

O’ We pay the highest market price in Cash for HIDES, to be left at the, store of

Clarkson 4 Waldo.

N:4R.

First Premium and Medal WASHING AND WRINGING MACHIAE

Vevay s October 5, 1859.—If

/2TNo man should be ao much taken op in the search of truth, as to neglect the more Decennary duties of active life; for, after all'is done, it is action only that gives a true value and com mend at ion to virtue.

ill ore Light! . Superior Maymlle Coal Oil, No. I Lard Oil, Gteenough’s Non-Explosive , Burning Fluid. ANO a central luorUntot of fin 14 an4 Cm] Oil Lamps at low pricer, tor isle atthe Ferry Street Drug Stare. 1. STEVENS.

J STEVENS, Manufacturer, Versatile*. (ad., • invyet attention to hit Superior VYathlng & tv rutting Machine, - wbirb received the jBfjUMj Medal atibeOblaFbte /■ffw/ Fair. and at the D. S. wKT' JB/ Fair at Lvotnillc; DiHUM |. Ionia at lha Meehantet Intiituie, Chtdana'. VBB U,0.,tod the Dial proHmAHA ‘talum at each County Fair in Ohio, and Kentacky. where it bat evhibiUd, audit feP’tB pH?v pronounced ripe rise I to any Machine o t tha I I kind evorbetoreoSbrLj fl ed to the rcbtle, both | | dor tavlnglabor di the a I ( wear of clothe*. | TbU Machine waa nhUnied by J, McLaughlin, October, ISIS. \All order* promptly filed; prt« Agbnti for the tale—In Vevay, F. U CnoN «■ SoBSMberdcen, K. W. GooldT AlleaevOIa, Jno. Moot cl Falrrlew, Henry A. Tinker. A tight 13, 1639.-1/

“That mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me.”

PURE While 1-ead, Chrome Green, Cbrwue Velio w, Parrl* Green, Pruitan Ulue, Vermillion, Ultentorinm Blue, Vaakyke Brown, l'cit>er, Llthence A Fatly, Cowtantly on band and for **le at the Veray Lirng Store, opposite 1MJ Fellow* 11*11 by su|3 J. L. TH1EBACD.

Kr Some one has remarked, somewhere, that is a ludicrous eight to behold a physician attending his patient’s funeral; it looks like a tail* or taking home his work.

Not long since we heard a professed Christian singing the above lues with a great deal of zeal; and yet we have no hesitation in saying that Ihe man is an unmerciful mao. He fails to practice tbe doctrine he sings. Principles, without accompanying action, avail nothing.

Softool Books St Stationery. ALWAYS on band * fall MKHlmenl of Cip, letter, Commercial Noie, Rill and Tiiiue Paper. Alto, * frc*t T*rlety of Envelope*, Card*. Pew and Pencil*, et the Vevay Drug 8rore,or>pollle Odd Fellow* Hall, by J. L.TH1EHAU1).

The common opinion is, that we should take good care of children at all teatona of the year, bat it is well enough in winter to Utikem tlide.

Price* Fifly Cents per Box. PhgritkO OALT IT

(CT The Lady readers of the Rzviillk wjll fifid t(ie following receipt aa eicellent one, and the bread excellent:

If A NUKE <St STRAW FORKS, ill Fnedet, H«ei and Rake*. Jail received from nusbargby F. L. GRlEArtt) A 8QA.

DR, J. T. HAMPTON A CO., 405 Spruce St* Philadelphia, Pa.

(j5“ Don't expect to be called a good fellow a moment longer than yon consent to do precicely what other people with yon to do.

V lints nui) Caps* . ■ JEST Received a large andSpletalld Wbseat at Halt and Cape, wta, ahd unheard of low prkci, at •HftearA'aih Slorc" of r ; [ XtM contvoisKRtjxirjs.

. la conclusion, let as nrge npop all —especially upon the youths of the land, for upon the young depends tbo future prosperity of society —* the

Bcckwhkat Batin.— To one quart of add a teaspoonful of ioda, and buckwheat flour enough to make a thin batter—pul in an egg if convenient —bike in a quick oven. Try it*

Pniufs mill Oils, At P. L. GR1SARD 4 SUN’3.

P* For sale in Switzerland county by J. L. Thiebaud, Vevay; J. W. Morphy, Mount Sterling; Rogers & Colton, Moorefield; Wm. Gibion* Patriot; N. Jorgenson, Florence. dacSl-l»

In solitude there is much less danger of self-deceit. Oar thoughts are not dissipated hy a variety of ohjecUi

KTTbe total indebtedness of Indiana is $10,386,855 57.

WISPOW GUtS.-L-Jutt rectUal, Window Glul of all iltH. JESSE TEATS.

New Store and New Goods! E. P. CRUTCHER, MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS liul opened a new establishment In Dickson's nlil stand on the sou'h>e:,tt rornur of Slain and Ferry street*. Veraj, Indiana, where he Intend# keeping a good stock uf Gents Furniihing Goods, aso Bcndy>mitUe nothing which he Intend* selling at the lowest tiring prices. Being a Practical Tailor, 1 (ball at all time* be prepared to Cut and Clothing OF ALL KIXDt, TOOBDEt, By close application to bn tin car, and low priees, t hope Vo merit and receive a llb.-ral share of public patronage—and I inrite all to glre me * cell, whether they patronise me or n»u ' ILr - Be me tuber the place, nppotile Grisard*’ Hardware store, Ferry alrveu R. P. CRUTCHER. Vinj, November 2, |P».