Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 12, Vevay, Switzerland County, 21 March 1860 — Page 1

published weekly, by Waldo.

CARD & JOB PRINTING,

At Low Prices for Cash!

terse or suBscRiPTioy.

Ji'iit to Ftoxmxw ul Enui, tit ten nj t«

Onacopjaytar, when paid in adranee, ' #1,00 IT not paid with! a the flrtt three months, 1,15 If paid bcftirt the expiration of lie year, . 1,50 IT not paid until tits expiration of the rear, 2,00 JUTIS FOR ADVERTlSiXn. On* Square, (its Unet or leu,) first insertion, 50 Each additional Insertion, ' • • 53 Osa Squirt three months, without change, ZM One square six months, ■■- - - - • 5,00 One square, twelve months, > • - 5,00 BusinessCards,displayed, of borto Glints.- 5,00 Yearly advertisements of three squares and up* wards, changeable quarterly, #5 per square. Advertisements with large cuts, unusual display, or kept exclusively on tho Inside of the paper, or changed oftener than quarterly, vlil be charged extra, according to dreunutanccJ.' JK7* Lojal Interest wilt be charged on all arrearages due at the end of each year, until paid.

INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS, li to drrals;* Sou tod Cum txttsfirclj. Tbf Kin tin Jo> Onrush** JutUtssttppUd wilhN'ew tad Best]tifat ifpe, sad turn pttp&red with sa shunduce cf sit kinds of nstetiili fa dolcj every vsriety of

Plain & Fancy Job Printing, icth 11 Csrdi, LsbeU, Blanks, Checks. Circular*, Blit besii, Handbill), Ijltjc Patten, PsaiphIKi, Pnencitsei. VitlUof Cards, Invitations, kc., ta, it >bon notice and st very low met. . Printing [*ce with colored Ink, or bnmiet, when desired. Having recently sdded s FAST CARD PRESS >o the OCtce we sre enabled to do this kind of f rioting lener. filter snd cheaper, than sny other Jfice in tLii section of country.

VOLUME XLIII.

L. COIKKELL & CO.’S

DI{. JOjIM BULL'S Compound Pectoral of Wi tl Cherry, r « ro* tut cowrtm ecu 1 r Cottghi, Cold*, Aathmn, Bronchllli, Influenza, Pain* In and ■ Brentt, Spitting and ('onziimptioiit^

A , Thrilling and Original Romance.

light, hid feelings arose to celf-ab* h or ranee.

ghostly form of her, husband was constantly punning her and trying to drag her with him to tbs spirit land, as these violent spells would come on, her cries for help Was heartrending. It being the opinion of some eminent physicians, who were consulted in regaiif to her insanity; that by proper nnrsing and a careful medical treatment, site might regain her sanity, she was sent to the Stale Lunatic Asylum, where she remained for upwards of a year/when she was returned to iler friends perfectly restored to health and reason.

Dr. J. F. KID^VAY,

A'etv ami Improve it Two Thread, Tight Fait Mitch, Double Lock, Premium

RESIDENCE AND OFFICE OS THE Corner Main and 'Walnut Sts, VEVAY, INDIANA.

nmu tsrzta'LT roe me urnut.

&ZW& zaaid C*

As be paced his room distracted with the force of bis feel lings, the name of Mary was perpetually on his lips; no emotion could shake the power of that attachment. At last he opened the door of hts room, walked hurriedly through the spacious ball, opened'the front door, passed out, closing it gently behind him, unheard by his servants, who might have followed him, lie followed the gravel walk leading over the gently sloping lawn, pasted out at the gate and stood upou.the river's bunk. Here ho pau-ed for a few minutes, as if in deep thought, and gazed Vacantly hi the cotton-wood : trees which lined the banks of the river, and then hurried on, as if impelled by some ungovernable power, until he leuchedaa open space clear of trees; here be stopped. It was on (he brink of a high precipitous hank where the waves lashed and foamed with a .melancholy roar.— James Ptesion was terribly excited—hts sufferings had completely maddened him —his,feelings had become painful beyond endurance, and as Inf gazed wildly around him, hcexclaimcd in a snd and mournful voice;

SEWING MACHINES. 1 FIRST .CI.AS3 MAC [IIS R, coalainlnc all j V the yon I (j’ialitici df ill other*. The ratne stitch a. tfj-j ? IhJ Mac lone. make. Their work will net rip. They have Wen ethibltel at rereril F.iir*. ar.il Titian took the premium over all (ithen hr family Jewlti r ’. Every «<>rkln,; (.act m made "irxiiif and serv inablr ~ very rimple in-ip-tiali'iii—t.uily learned from printed ilitectmt:*—sew* from l«oC'jniriutup.rjli, without re* windine. and Lcilh in al>'ve the machine. They nil! .ditch. hind, hem, luck, fell, cat her. and embroider beautifully. and me alniMt nni>tir*i in operation. K ey tan If fully relied 0:1 a* the belt machine in «ie, They are «oM at a itnall profit, hi place them within the reach of fjualilei unable t> Kit high-priced cnee, AI ..*. t h e IXIV K IIS .U, 11 KM M K R A XI > C U A « E, which can he adja.icd It* fold any width cf hem, eli all thlcknexet of yood*. Frier, $3. Fster*.— Small F'amily, Machine*, table and drawer, $J5j with Cabinet t‘a«- lncts.1, $‘hT.— Icirye Family Machined, $35; Cabinet Ca*e. lock* ed, $37. Manufacturing Jlarhilx, complete, #W; Cabinet Ca*e. (octel, $t- tme *et «f Needier, aarew driver; tnceter*.flH can, and printed Uitvc* li.itu, V<> with caclrJIachine..’ ■' • v fin; Several nf there Mach I net are In iticccikfol operation In tld* vicinity. , to' fall at IV H. FAL'l.KXF.ITS Saddler Shap and eaantlne fur ymmelves, or.write and set the devirvd Information or lample work. They willhe purchased to order-an 1 1 »o!d In to dnywhere. . WTLUAU FAL1.KXKK, Ac tat, janl-tf- Vi vat, IttbtawA.

EMMA ERWIN; OE, THE PURCHASED LOVE.

J. U. TITUS. Notary Public, arid General Keal Estate Agent, LECLEUC HOtiSE, VEVAY, I\D.

DU. J. \V. MUIU’llV. PHYSICIAN AND STJEGEON, ■ MT. STERLING* Switzerland County, Indiana.

IS rapidly advancing Id the et limit ion cf the public. It I* m» empirical novlriim; it* tempurutm ire made know a to the entire tnt*U-ca!/ai-ulty. It Hjptcparod iccij ratify from the retije of an etf-rrinttd ami talented liLytlcian, and liar proved iUelf to be the created Remedy (or *11 diicaHi of. the Lungt ever dbeovered; inJ whercrer it hn been Introduced it baa been made curet » Uch are perfectly adonlibin/. Iw* bound Iditiper.ede every other Couch lletione before the public. Tettiuionitdjare dally l>ej be tent in to the proprietor of cutev effected even'after phyildatit had abandoned euery yo|e, t nflt fnol will

DY "THE SOLITARY It A S’."

It was Saturday evening—some three weeks bad passed away since his wife bad left him, and James Preston was seated in his solitary rooni, with a Bible and some theological' books on his table and writing materials before him; he was endeavoring to prepare a sermon for the approaching Sabbath) for he still continued to preach at intervals in C . Lie had altogether lost | whatever energy ho had formerly possessed, but his mind was still perfectly collected, while in the pulpit, though he had the look and voice of an invalid; and there was at times a most touching pathos in his words, particularly when his subject led him to speak of tho weakness of human nature, and his audience had more than once, observed him shedding tears. His eftVrls at composition now. were the impulsive; powerless efforts, of a stricken mind. He would lean lor a long time with his head on his hand, looking vacantly on thd paper; then ho would begin and write rapidly for a few minutes, and then pause and throw away , the sheet in-, dignant. Many hall-written sheets were lying around lyfi); for though the capability of fxpressing his thoughts with his former force was gone, yet ho had still judgement enough to know his deficiencies. At last he threw down his pen in despair, and. passed lijs band with a convulsive motion over his brow, his lips moved, and half articulated the hame of Mary. He was thinking of'the times when ho used to write with her, as his aspiring genius by. bis side, various conversaiions which bo had held with her on tho subject of pulpit eloquence arose, word by word. in. his recollection, until he looked around through the large, dimly lighted room to sec her face, as ho was almost me ho heard her nrgitig him to study a .more' intellectual style of preaching — he thought she was near him—he tWi he heard her saying the teachers ol religion should in conjunction with the most earnest feeling.of the real spirit of tho Gospel, bestow the highest mental culture on their minds, that their compositions might, in a literary point of view, bear comparison with the best writings of the present day.

JOH\ L ELI’LVIO.N,

I'EiLtr. w Dry Goods,.Groceries and Produce.

Stkku;‘s Cni-KK, Kcmi'ckv. S3~ Post-Office aiMreif, Piteist, Ivruyi

DAM EL COLE, GfCOCEIC, Dims w

Ham ess, II ames, Collars,

convince the molt i tiered u tom of (L cfltocy In coring that claw of direaKt for which it Je designed. Why it It I hat *o many die every jc irof Ccnium|>-' lion, or *mncatherdi*eueof thel.t npd . Ltccuue tliey neglect Itv vitro foie runner—: "timp.’r ro/J,’ —which m!;ht I* easily cured ty. be prompt me of d jinrle N.itle of Ur,'John llul 'i “Compound Pectoral of Wjy Cherry.** He uv the retire, Try it; by all meant. If thiidoe* not tiro you, nothing can; Sold by ail Uruggids everywhet >, -Alt Order* front Wholesale Pure) a-err,or application* for Agencic*, tuu.l be ad Jr ueJ to ■Hit. JUUX HULL, Louimltr, by., or .V u> Fort City.-

"The poor heart shrined to so fair a form, Had survived the shuck of the thunderstorm." 1

Saddles, Bridles, &c., Ferry itreet, next door to Stcrcni’ Drujitarc, Ytvit. Iapiax*. , leU-Ca

Emma returned to her friends an entirely changed woman; the bright flush of-youth had left her checks, but-her countenance glowed with a brightness which plainly told of that peace and happiness, which none hat the truly repentant can know, reigned deep wihia her soul.' Some two years after her recovery, she married her former .suitor, Df. Harrison, and moved with him to a. distant irialo, where they lived happily together, and by their kindness and generosity they gained a host of warm and trno friends. ■ ‘

O. D. TilO.Ill's0.\ A CO., Boot § Shoe Manufacturers, Shoo Store—"Wholesale & Retail, ■ 31aln Street, Ve-ray, Indlmin. WORK all warranted. No credit on Retail. Storeroom in Mrs. Dotconl's Ruildiug on Ferry Street.September 27, 1859. —tf

r. L. V.'aTTA, • c. rl.l:\S\STJ, WATTS, I'l.KAS A NTS & CO.,

■Commission Mi-KcU.tN’r?, . AnJ Dealers in Western Produce, c: sm! ci) Mac-wine Ftrtct, . : .*tiw OatE is.s La.l : .

WHIIAM FAD1KHEE,

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE

Pa* Stmt, VxriT, I;miAsi. *1 fAhTF.VCTOHYcf Saddle., Urfillei* Harass, JjX. Cellars, ic. Term of ?ate. Ui-h. At--A t£J" All work tacit be tot lit! far ntea from tie a, crti.t esano efeJSBf, be given. Tltackfiil tr pan fivorr, o acd rwyectfliHy vail ait a liberal ibarcc. patronage lathe fatura. - su^te

iSAlirCC IKiKLSTO.V House & Sign Pr.inler, Glazier, &c.,

Ccnsoros, Krjrrri'W. WII.l. yivc proupt alttiiticn & allra!!< in Mi lice, in L'oviact„n, Nvcj-vrt dr 'Cincinnati, ami in the adjoiningco-inllevin h'danieLy. Teiiiu reai,t,T.L!e, acJ *att,f.ic:kii guarani veil tn all cvei. ■'$■■■ ecpZI-tf

.: DivJohn BmPs v ■ nvis txiftAciorj SAESAPAR1LLA! This Invaluable Ucmedj- hat tire dy carried bap. phics* to the hearts of ttiou‘ands,an lit daily sit ins mere consolation to the Afflictcd-t urn cou!d be afbvrdolby oil I be stealth la the Mb Ci of California anil the world, combined. It fa I nl up in ifmaft Ht><t!e<. and Contains the menjitt; nf »li tbr.?s at much Pure llondnras f-arsajiaritl: os any similar Preparation made In America.'. per bottle, or Six Billies for S3. tt has t«cu a well established fa t for years past, lliil ftarsajiarilla, when pure and | roj>er!y prepared U the only trite Panacea for all i twam tins from an Impure ft I ale of the I lirxl, the Cst of Mercury,' Intoxicating Drinks, ivil Habits in Youth, Barrenness,' tic. We boldly assert that Jons Bui's Finn Extaxer or Siej.traKttLi la the only Preparation l<efire the Public that U preiarcde a strictly Scientific Principle] and of Uniform Strength.' The Sarsaparilla I* purchased without regard 10 price, am) ctery [round before being I U subjecied to tire itricteit Chemical' Teds,' and its ECotilncneu avctftained before be!ns use I. Ill'll.'] Sarsipisiua alto conta ns the virtues of several other Medicinal Roots, tost her form in; the ben Compound, and prwlucia? thtgreaien Curative Agent tuorn in the world.

«y An iMJrL-ccr.t cf EF-tVlXO THREAD—to it ake lor Sv*r;sj Michiati, kept oa band. J—I

We will aowrelnrn.to Thomas Leslie. Six years bare rolled away since we left turn, and now we find him comfortably kilasted in the man* sion-houso of tbs Erwin farm, ot which be is now toe owner. The money which be bad received from Emma had enabled him, not only to furnish Charles Cleveland with a sufficient amount to complete his studies, bat to overcome the pecuni* ary embarrassments under which he had suffered; and after settling off all claims against him, he found himself ;me possessor- of a snag little snm | of three hundred dollars with which | to begin business anew. He soon liegaincd his former kind and cheer*, ful manner, and seemed to partake of I new life and .vigor; be again turned jbis attention to bis profession 1 with double his'formcr diligence and en* icrgy; • success crowned bis efforts, and he soon became a prominent I lawyer with as much business as he ! could attend to. .

"Yea, sometimes, in my moments of bitterest sorrow, Thave wondered if there were indeed a God of mercy.’ I hove’ bad dark and dread jut lbo't>; but, even at such'times rhy unshaken faith in the Bible, has tended to re* aksure and comfort me. The Almighty is merciful, and shall X hesitate to trust in Him? Shall ! not rather prove tb&t trust in hastening from this dreary world ? I cannot live in this inhospitable world, wbeie human beings trample upon and crush each other; where men heap upon’their fellow-men insult, injury, and intolerable wrong, 1 cannot, 1 will not live! Father, forgive me if 1 hasten before my time 1 "This river'is'dork, and swift and deep;.. 0! current that flows on swiftly towards the roaring sea.

«r. J. B9. SSobci'ts S. VUG EON JiENTl S T t

frVA. HO£U.V£lC,

RtunlDSlniti liKltnnai HAVIMfi I’erratmtaily ligated » above, for the* parpen; cf the diititfjgJSggl <>! Mi rrafeOton., Its nill Ju.cn Art! Test’.) In tic i:i«t approved ityli. by lie lincle eai or whole sett, Ta;:i Flagged, eteanwl, (ti'-J extract* 1. -

Watch Maker and Jeweller'

Maw Stiiit, Vat at, Isa.. . BCSFr.tTFCLLT defines ite public that opined a Sturt-va Man fvtttet.la t l)c£(iUC* bulUin;, andic'Cnda keeping V***7on heuJ s (tttMl ansrttsesl of ffAiciiri (kueca and Jcwiaet. . _ Particular. attention paid to repair is; Tims* yirtej. and all kicdi of .tctlry, ' ■

I)R. JOtIK DUAL'S KING OF FAIN! Ifanesleniive and constantly in raising demand fur Ur. Jonx Dcu.'sPopular and New American Itemedy can be any evidence of f i extraordinary virtues in alleviating Pain, bothes ternally ami internally, certainly no Treparation how before the Pultlic Is more worthy of recctvii g a liberal patronage, and by Its iuirtn.de and ill-healing <iuallilcs speedily seevring ihelr conE lence and camoiebda.Iun. Hr. Joitx nett's Kino or Pstn I; a New AMERICAN REMEDY. and Is nn etfer ;ual and speedy cure for— ‘ " j - rioW CAofmi Aforlas,’ JIA* Dnsftimp C a iit, Hunt Complaints, VJyxyrjui.i, i'urti>nrr Ccmplnin'i, t'nimpt, folic, ftorrs, ult, ifumr,- . . Health, Brail re, Vancert, Tutnnrt, ' ■ llfdrtmnt OAit Tba/iucA otnl uffortrr-liitlfAaly. :ri i 1 1 ‘ is ktir to. All Orders addressed to Ur. Jo is Dr it, Louisvflte, Kentucky, and New York Cl y, for these raluat'Ie aud 1'ojiukr Remedies, will be promptly attended to, apO-ly

LaJltvor Kcotleaen dedrfc; his sirricci.'il! reeeiteinnnedittleaUenttoii. > - cov30 ■

' .iSJAUlf- HOUSiK,. . ' Corner of. Illinois and Market streets, ■ - Ixai.is.irttj.is, iMHi.'tA.' , rjifilS is a nstr as) Firtt-ntM Hear din; lIon.A X ia Ml itidetrarWviitv.anJ *ituated, pe*, ;n • ia thsAecj venter of lie bits! inn* part of .ite City, and ne.l merits alit-tn! .hnri- cf the renJent ur travelingfattangi. Terki $1 per day, aad iei:.*aii!ij>r»Mh,-‘ vi.-- .. .. i , . A. S. SIS«?LSY, rncrairma, r.oTt3 . n CaurAv. -

METALIC: ETTEIAI CASES. ;; f ESS It V. SMiHlT, C.-iarewEXa. Los, anl nit! (I 'ewitnuc.Ukca hand, atlriauef tie lateit Miproied Uetatia Iltiria! Ca.*«v anil alio i’ia'M %llh all Lir.Ji tS InrcrirUoai. He will ilioatttnii tv and at! sCli la bt) licit of bna'c*.;a. Ite canitvuJy ketpioakandialt aiaera’

- Ready illinic Coli'ms Hard and iritnnttd, eiatij coccreJ ar/l plain, and ■*lil attend »flth bl» Heme all Fuuatal calk.

REGULAR KADISON< PACKET, V FOREST Jj§^L.OUEE^iigS^' C. D. COXWAV; Captain: J. l>. PARKER, Clerk, ■\i(rn.t) &iTirt at Veray* for c)ne)iina'j,Tnw ; I V ter* and ThunJaj* at 8.i$ o’el-wk, F. M-, ScJ JnmUy* at I o'clock, F.M. Returning, ail) IcweCiadmiaii IWlntylay*, Friday* and Men* day*, punctually at III.o'clock. -Per frdfht or paitie'c apply cn board. '■ CA UR Ia G ESi &C. I

- tfarin; porchMlbk tuetclic ci-ai ef tbestaa: ebetarer, ant ail Liauiattriali atrrboltjale prtcei, lAa>t aruei*a«i:i tc<li>{4:cdof outbe wjst ieiv cnvkt tarw. . Kcrtdeaee anil Step on Sctciratj «t»er t oorJt of 3. (t. Mititr i Ck'i Siitw Mill. . Y

‘‘These is a rett for those who weep, A.eufpi for weary pilgrim's found." It mirrf lie mine. If 1 fling myself into its embrace, and float on to the land of the redeemed from woe. oil, God. it is because I cannot longer bear Ibis mortalcbasliseracnt! Rett I am an ontcast from human pity, mercy, and love, there is no strength tn this arm of flesh, my heart has fain led and failed me. I rave, I die! Unto thy surging waters, oh! river, I lia<ten; 'bear me, bear me quickly to Him —to my Father!—to the eternal shore;" and as his last words rang out upon the air like an unearthly wail, he threw himself into the dark and turbulent waters, and sank beneath the rushing waves to ri#a no more.

Soma years after the death of Jas. Preston, Alary Leslie married Cbailee Cleveland, who bad already realized the bright expectations which had been formed of his success at lira bar. He emigrated to California, where hi?, talents as an orator and an eminent lawyer soon brought -him into notice, ' He took an active part in . the convention which formed tbs constitution of that State, and was tin ally clecie'd Judge of one of the district courts, which position he ’ filled with great dignity, and much honor and credit to bis friends who . placed him there. In the deep love of her husband,and in - the perfect union of their tastes, Mary found peace and happiness; but many years passed iway before she could think of James Preston—of his cultivated mind—of his high aspirations, and of bis miserable fate, without tears of pity for the wretched eternity which be bad wrought for himself, Vbvit, Ism. I860.

■THE underrigned hci, \ oc hand and continue* C*Jfafe'*Q | -——- —. —with Introawd faeil* lit-*—louiaimfa dure r " S ■*: U a S itllt * ri<iw»,te. Repairing, P.iIntIngtTriniuiIiig and Juniting of ull Mild* done with lieatnaniand difpatch, Having the 6u*t i.if workmen and mats* rat*. lie ta deuraduod not it* aiitjiasicJ for durability, elegance or cheapness. Alt work warranted. - ?■••:•. r- ‘ lam prepared ta manufacture plain or fancy trimmed’ CdEna, and attend funeral call* with hear**. H. A. TINKER...

The Nest of Bargains! Tha Finest and Best Stock ever

■ Offered in Vevay. THE subscriber ha* < just; received a splendid stock of Fall'and Winter Clothing fur Mien .ami Boys.;*! have all soils and varieties of V V .

.There was a lime when James Preston aspired to the highest ranks hf pulpit oratory; but now he deeply fell that his efforts were hopeless, for ho had wilfully driven, away the gonitis of his mind, and without her, his mind was poweiless, lie pushed his writing materials aside, and drawing aside the curtain of a window,he 'gazed out on the darkness of: n misty, moonless night. No sound was heard in the house, for bis'servants had long since retired to their quarters; the window by which he stood looked pot upon the hi oad Ohio as it rolled on majestically towards' the sea—it was a fitting time for James Preston to look into the troubled places of his toulj as bo stood long with his brow pressed against the glass, and his eyes fixed upon the thick gloomy night.

Cuitun Tgwrjhlp. Match 15,' I$|9

GOOD CLOTHING, From ihe coarsest articles to those made of lhe finest materia!, and in the best an) most fashionable styles. '. . \ • Amorig the}'many attic les of ‘which every man Reims tome’ one orlwo, I have ■Coats;. Vests,sFanis,, under! and. over SliiUs,Utawefs,.!iocks 1 llandtereIiitfs; Gents Fumishing Goods,'and in facieveryihing generally kept in a well regulated clothing store. ’ ' ‘ ! . I am prepared a I all times to Cot and Make Clothes to order, in the most approved style, and s large slofck of Cloth, Casitiiere; Satinet, Satin, &c., is kept on band fur this purpose.: . ■>;;- 'I hope by close application lo business, And F« 1 r ; Den II u ft . To merit and Waive a liberal share-of public patronage; and 1 only ask thatoli Umse wanting'anything in niy line, will give roe a call, to be convinced that the Finest * moetExlraonlirmy Bargains can he had at my Establishment, oa the Ninth side of Main street.

: HOSTETTJlll’S ' STOMACH BITTERS. It U a fact that, at some )>triod ( e :ery member of the human family fi iubj«t V > diieaj* or dit lurtnnce id the bodily (unctlwu; 1 ui, with (he aid «.f a gool tonic and theeverdse 0 plain common Mate, they may lie able to Pi tt rut* permanent health. In order to accurupliib th t dented result the true course lo puntie la cetia nly that which will prodvee a natural state of thins* at the very haratd id vital strength and lib. For I hi* purport!, Dr. llodeuer hat Introduced to thli country a preparation hearing his name, which Is thtr a new mcdldtie, but one. that has been tried for rears, giving >ati.faction to all w 10 have tued it. The lllilera operate (towerfutly ttp -n the stomach, bowels, and liver, restoring them t > l healthy ahd rigorous action, and thus, by the 1 tnple piece** ol strengthening: nature, enable tht syKem to triumph over dheaso. ■ ' lor the cure of Dyspepsia, Indly cstion, Xawea, Flatulency, l.iDi of Appetite, ora ,y Ditious Com plaints, arising from a morbid luac ion ol the Stomach, or bow els, p reducing Craiaifc*,Xiy tea:cry, Col--ic.Cholera Jloriiui.fcc., tbeie flitted Lav c no equal, Diarrhoia.dy tentary or But,*oge|ieially contracted by new settlers,' andcamcJ principally by the change of water hod diet, will be stceilily regulated by a brief use of this preparation. Dyn-ciwia, a disease which Upfobably tuoie orevalenls in ail its various forms; tb»nanyo!her,ind the cm-e ol which may always hf attributed id derangements of the dlgcittv eercans, can'be cured without foil by using HOSTEXTKIVS STOHACJI BITTKIIS, as jer directions on the bottle. For jhlsdUeise every physidin wilt recommend Dittos of tome kind, then w hyuotute a nart Ice k tw>wnto be tntdliMe? Alt nations have their Hitters, as i preventive of disease and ttrenglLenerbf the syjtem In general; and among them all there Isnot.lobe found a more healthy peopi* than the German*, from whom this preparation emanated, bared Up® sclent I Be experiments which bar* tended to prove thevolueuf this great preparation In the scale of medical tdcnce r .Faria aKb Aon.—This trying and provoking dbeme, which Osestts relentless grasp on the body of man.reducioshlmloainereshadow ina short time, and tendering btm physically and mentally mscleu, can be driven from the body byth vase of HOSTfcTTCirS KENOWXFD UITtFUS.V Further, none of IheibOTCitaled diseases cap be contracted, even In exposed sit nations, if the Ullters are used as per directions- 'Andas they ndthlr create nausea nor oSend the palate,.an I renderunnecevmy any ebaage of diet or intcrruptlonol ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep and healthy dlyea1 tloa, the com plaint Is removed ait speedily u Is const tent with the production of a thorough and permanent cure. ■ V 1 fVr 1'irmn is Airanetd Veers, who are soCer Ing from au enfeebled constitution and inftnu body, these Bitters are Invaluable os a restcratlve of strength and vigor, and need duly n be tried to .be appreciated. - And to aisother white nursing them Bitten ate Indispensable, especially where the mother's nourishment Is Inadequate to the demands of the child, consequently her strength must yield, and here It Is where a good tonic, so eh ,u Hostetler's Stomach Bitten, Is nehled to Impart temporary strength and vigor to the system.) Ladles should by all means try (bis remedy for alncases of debility, and before redoing, should atk tjteir physician, who, if he Is acquainted with the value uf the BitUN. will recommend their use.ip all cases^ot ’weakness.' ■ • j

RISING SUN i FOUNDRY; . j. M, KEISTER ; : XT AVIS'C removed thelrlbin ndly into th dr new IX taiHic;, arc saw prepare! to do all kind* of ailing ’usually dono in' similar IciUblhbtncntv ! tiling procured rood LatbCv, we are enabled to do Turning and Finiikies in a neat amt workmanlike style, i”-'' — . ,’:V ;: w We ore also maoubetriring O’Kiy'* Patent Lath Cutter, which with one tierce Fewer will cat from 60 to ;s,«« in erohou table Lath perdu/. AVe shall Oita have made and ready for the teasoo, h'auar Mill* of the tc oil approved pat term, at price* that willjult all who wish to purchase.;;' v We have made such alteration) to oar Hay Frew Ittmt that place item beyond the po>*ibil]ty of breaking. . ... ■»_ thankful fur put favor* we earnestly tolidt a eeotiuuanceof the lame. At) orders left with F. L. CRISARD <St SOX, of Foray, win be punctually atleoiled to. J. II. KEISTER & CO. Riling Sun. Jan'. 1,1SJ9. ,

The next morning he' was not found in his room. A search was instituted by the alarmed servants. \Yord was sent to some of his friends in the village that he was missing, and they searched the country for miles around, but in vain. Somo ktV weeks afterwards, a body of a drowned man was picked up in tbc Ohio river just above the city of M., which upon examination, proved to be the last sad remains of the Rev. James Preston.

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED. Crootic’s Electric OIK THE cure i performed by ihii medicine an? so trouJerfulajid jiuUntuiicnu*, so utisSu liirv and- of human ill, u io rail upon public functionarli?a, and tlteao having of public l.nifluiiotu for the sick end suifurini; to look well into thu well atteated mtsiitutha (Ituple cBJcaev of this Eticnic Oil. ' lU affect* are an utuolahtiiic oa to rcaembto thtne tniraeu* lonacurva In an dun t timed, ippken of in the Scripture*, a* performed by aunblothig with oil. . Cnxtke** Electric Oil cute* Earmche, Cronke** Eteclric Oil lieafne**, ■‘-Crooke’i Electric Oil cure* Sore Eye*;, Crouke** Electric Dll cure* Old Rote*,' Croute'* Electric Oil euro* Fre*h Cuts, Cmoko'* Eteclric oil euros Scald Head, (Irouko's Klee trie Oil cure* Ring Worm, ( rooko’* Electric Oil euro* Teller, rr-ioko'* Electric Oil euro* Chap), CroukiF* Electric Oil enros Bum*, Crooko** Electric Oil euro* Saddle Sons*, Crwte.* Electric. Oil euro* Collar Bure*, Crude’* Electric Oil cure* all F)e*!t uroundi and Eruption*. CJrooIic’s A'crci* Fail! This preparation contain) tha moil sorfbrful Ingrodkot* belonging to the vegetable vliigdom and otiiigto It* very penetrating rjuallliu, it bas given relief In case* of the tuutl obdurate and exert)baling pain, when nil other rumcdie* have cnmpiutcly failed.^ Cruoke'* Sever Pall cure* Headache, Cror ke'* Sever Pall cute* Toothache, Croats’* Mover Poll cure* Javacbe, Ctooku') Sever Pall euro* S'uuralgUi, tlruoke** Sever Pail cure* KfieitioalUtn, Cronku') Sever Pall cure* Cholic, Crooke'* Never Fall euro) Ubrrhea, Cioote’s Sever Fell curoa Sick ilcatlache, Cmoke'i Never Fall gen)rally give* relief In from ono to ten minute*. Crouke'* Electric Oil and S'evcr Fall cure more suffering humanity than all other prepara* raliub) no«-cilacE Bold throughout the Country by ail regular lirugglit), at ONE HOLLAR perbolllo. I rcpurod by DR. C. CKOOKE, 6(, Third St., Louisville, Kt., atd «old by all dealer* In medicine. Sold by ail tho wholeula druteiit*, In Loulfviile, Ky., and by ISAAC STEVENS, Vgv*t, J*t>.

ADVERTISE

Let everybody — farmers, mechanics, mere bints, professional men, 4c., bear in mind the following;— If you have any lands to sell, If you have any goods to Sell. If you have any stock to sell, If you have toy property to sell, If you want to tell anything,' If yon want Ip buy anything, If you wish to grow rich, which in all probability is the case, advertise in your county paper—a piper tbit is extensively read by tbe above named classes and their families.. Bear this in mind, alio, that the emit successful business men of out country are they who advertise lib* c rally. ,

CHAPTER VIII. SCMSHIKE ISO BApmill.

JOHN W. GRAY.

Sira. \YiIsoo, after ber niece's marriage, moved to tbo city ofL , where aha owned property; thither Emma went after leaving ber bus* band. When ebe arrived at L , aba found her aunt rapidly sinkhg beneath the ravage? of along vested jdiseaee. Two abort weeks after her niece's arrival Mrs. Wilson calmly breathed Her last—her pilgrimage was o’er.and she went home to rest. This was»a sad blow to the happiness of Emms, worn out by constant watching by the bed-cide of her aunt, had become a prey to a severe attack of the brain fever. About this time she received the intelligence of the miserable ( death of her bus* baud, this news had a deleterious effect upon her disease, for days her life hung as it were upon a thread; a change finally took place for tba belter—she' rapidly recovered, but her mind was destroyed—she was a raving maniac! She imagined the

• -* s -j " 8 I I 5 -1 ’i*’ i « 8"gS-gl , a w H 3 * I o 2 ” i '-if r.fl M li I « 3 i s4 OU J I I.S.0.-1? 3| “2^ § itss ted wfl bT s?8 a ll t* “ 6j 3 I li I S Sp| C- J 1 = I £■< a £ .5 J 3 3 e* «a-5 . . e p = g bS f! §| U raR-F oSjf^oo * *&ll s & 3| * J c 2 5 | x Ms R to so P. 3 ‘

; As his wandering tbo’ts reviewed the past miserable period of his life, a strong reeling of self-condemnation caused bis breast to heave, and bis sunken eyes to tarn humbly towards heaven fur mercy. He bad utterly destroyed'bis own happiness, and bad darkened the fate of Emma and Mary, who'bad both loved him once.

To Bay Growers amt Huy Press Builders* . rrHI aadeniguad hiring bought lie eielmtie | right of Jedenoa led a*it«rl»nd Counlicr flf tb* Patent Dealer or Durmar Pro-w, hereby gi'e tMtfot that whoever wl»h to build Prettcr ct tie tber* p*l»ot cu fft tie rightof u*. W* kM p coasienUy oo band the fluting* far Ihe eWrc mu. F. L. GKlS.UtO i SOX, Veriy, Indian*. X. It—Tbnee who hare built I'reoiei of the ihore Tttmt, icre December 30, I£i7, will plta-ecjli twT tu Ihe Potent Fee. • lepdl-tf

• caution tb« bubtic agtilnrt using any of th< many Imitations or counterfeit), butaik for llostcma’a CrUBMilb Urmia, and it* that each bottle has tbe word* "Dr- J. Hostetler’* Stomach' Ufticr* n . blown on ( he side of the bottla,and damped on the metal Itq cap covering the cork, ant) observe that our autograph sigriature t* on tbe label. . ' , I tfir Prepared and ■ eold -hr nOSTETTEIt ; * SMITH, Fiibburph, Fa., and sold by airdntnbU, grocer*, anti denim generally, throifiboul the United States, Canada, Sooth America and Germany, For rate by J. L. Tbit baud and l.S (evens, Veray. Bledsoe k Beymer, Florence; J. Font,.ML' Sterling; Roger* t Cotton, MooreDad,-' ;

- ■ Even for Emma, now that be saw her ao longer, an emotion of pity aroso within him, as he thought of what a gay, bird-liko creature she Wad, and bow he had erred in striving to force her to partake of his dull worried nature. In bis heart ho bad no wish to see her again; but his remorse for tbe past he bad acted towards her was bitter. In whatever point be reviewed bis conduct, bo found the part be had played was contemptible, mean, and wicked, and as be viewed himself in this

BX Wears prepared to do Job Printing ■ in t very superior atyle, at low rates.— Our assortment of Job and Card Type embraces aboutTS varieties; consequent- _ ly wc are prepared to gttupjalsbort no- " tice anything called for r from a rail! card up to a mammoth poster.' tTirc us a call, aadleave yoarordeti. *’ (‘Coma to ear Job Printing OSot, f r rWhere the »ork i« done the oeik**, , / t Whore the prices ire thalDwttt,' 1 Where the Job* ire finished qikkeat, ,*'i* ;

Vik^olaovjbnL^* THS^SUBSCRl-^^ Z ens of Vcvay and vicinity ttiHi Ihe beat Fresh Meal the country affords. Tncy serve the public at the Market Ilodse every Tuesday, Thursday and E3lu(da>; at reasonable prices. y the b ighesl ma rkel price for Pat Cattljf,,Sbcen and .Hogs.' NpRTHCOT A. HOfUS.

QUKBSSWA BE—The One-Pride Cosh Store ha* fuel received a fresh clock of queensware, which will be sold ai reduced prices. oug3 COUKVOISIHHjt LBW1S.

Xr Ttr 2MC 3» AK K I PIS'E and POPLAR SniNfiLEd.nnl Inch PINE I.UMHER, for »ale low for Cxih, by febS HARWOOD k DO AX.

LARD OIL.— Wo ore now offertag lbUarticle lower than usual rates, e» our niollo U quick sates and small proflu. t tn.sC CLARKSON fc WALDO.

Coffee *aaw«l Mtut^acmx-. ALlIUtE inpply by the BAG',' UAKREIi or FOUND. F. L. GRI3AR1) A SOX,

Cdebmted Wooster Funrnbg Dill) for »a!e to* by Gtmu k Soa.

OAA ROOD second hand Dour barrets ferule, OUU in order, very low. .reraolii wishing to purrha'e barrels would do well to call on us. scptH CLARKSON A WALDO.

Where the Type-ire newand haadiope.

CT We -pay the highest market price in Cub for HIDES, to be lefiaUhe store of CfiTkion if Waldo. .N, & R. Veray, October 5, 1859.—1*

. Wh»re tha work U dona aut perfeitj Where you’U njetimilh k Unity welcome, fair, and tfn iitirif.* ~ •* ‘ ’ 1

PninfK and Oils. P. I. GRISARD t SON’S.

SALT-60 bbls No. 1, Kanawha Salt by ALKRE1J SHAW.

VEVAY, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1860.

NUMBER 12.

UMCIL MtlOS DITNtK. | BLEDSOE & BEYMEE, 1 JIERCI1ANTS& TRADERS,! . rWCB.tCE. t.ADIAM.V. I

x. y. tax*. L r.'*n«atox. LAHB & ADKINSON, Attorneys and Counselors at .Lair, VEV.VV, INDIANA. "1TTU.L practice in the Court* of Strftmland YY and adjoining .eonallef. All legal btulnete left rJUt either w!]l receive the prompt attention of both. JeJS!

X.R.BCTLie. Ml. BUSK. , 'll. U. llttv*. , H. H. BARTON & CO., * Commi'MOik Jecrchaiit*, . • ; ? ■ iSti PEA LI St IN syl I YBSTEtiX I’ROOVCE, . No. Si Itajariao Street, New Or leant, I.*a ~~BENJAMIN EGELSTON, JUSTICE OF THE I'KACE. CaVISfiTO.v; KcSTI’CBT. OFFICH comer of I.tKinstoa 1‘ikcarul Mali?™ ilr.'et. I'iilkulir aKrtiiit.n jwi.I lo iLe I'ol* lection '.I Claims. All lii'inctt efitrni'.eil to him wit! recti te jirouti-t atitmkn. \ >ejill ‘

HOW TO ■;MAKE MONEY! BVV ybnr'BwlV.at ibe One-Price Cdvh MOT* ■ Of.. ' ■S' . ' COURVOISIER & LEWIS,. Atyl tave (he en'intuw* profit! that. are cliarje.l to make ttjl for twl dtfcis, aiid four luccctt Is certain- i. \ :>A •••'_;. *:.■;■ . ... •. JBjul A ; They have received a hantUorne thick.of Dry Goods! 5 Groceries, Hats'& . Cn|is, Hoofs tfe Qiiocns*;; ware. Table'CufSeiy, &c.; &c.,' - which rill lie solil very low. TU-?tr 1-nj their (fwali for HASH. ami lake R«at paint In «!tcl [ny llictr Jloft. They are recdvins froh supplies every UionlK. which toaLti the it Muck always trerhtand complete. I'erjotif who wish to makemoney shoahl lindy their luterc:t, and call at the Cheap Cash itote of . COlTlVOISIEft& I.BVV1S. ■ ■ X. W.orucf of Main and UhertySIrwU. t3’ Baiter, 'Esfci, Itage, Beeswax, Country Produce, ic., will tr taken in exchange for sotsl*. Vevay, Acquit 3, ItsW. ■ . ■ , .

uookiw &anfroN t j&SC 3t* « Bb. safs*.*;»*> 1 W3 miiw w f ' ■ - Say, Wheat, - end 'all;'Kinds of COOHTR7 PROCtJCB, n«dnEpn;iji),i.\Di i'xa. £3* FlvOic pi ire ca » ciU. jLtr

boot shoe; maker. Ferry Street. Vcray, Iiirtlano. RESrrctFVLl.Y lafem il:« piWe'iiat hs eoutTauci la c*fry ta t’-e aa.l i-tiie bantm in ill 1’* Vraai^ifi *l hi* oM slaal ea ftiT? nrj::, qaa tl-wr ateie tie Uni; ustt He warriaU tU eori t>> tflvt tUUlae’.i fa itjrft aaJ il-uatllltr. i u-.s •t if :

■■■ s c ; READ TH ISv What Do -the Ladies Want? DRESS (WOOS. hate jitai .received a Cneassortmcnt of DRESS GOODS & TRIMMIKGS, of the latest and' Wit style. of the scanin. : DON'T IUCAD THIS/ Ladles, What Do Ton Want ? SHA WLS. 'ii. ■ ■ TTt have on hand* a Urjre Winter Shawl*. Cleat* anil Scarf*, all of which tre will tell a* low a* any oHicteJlaKUhtueiit—Ca*h Store*’ tot c.ccei'lci., , ,f r v •• ’ I Will licml This I “I Knots Whnt theLadks UW.” BONNETS AND SCOOPS. TVe heep on band* a well selected *tock. of Bontots, Kithon* and Flower*, and we will tell them as cheap u the cheat**!. ,, ILadie*, IScad Tills, millinery *& Jlunltm milking This I* what you all want—and we flatter ourselves that Inthtue department* »e can sh e jtoerat sail* tic* Ion. ; ;■ A. B. B. KINCAID & CO.. : Opposite Odd Fellow* Hall, MafiiMreet. . Terar, December 7, JSJ3.

v i: y.A y % stove & tiswaue I tilE raViiiter* 5«? catKinUrVi I hand * Jarja tiwrtsitai of STrtV/.jf. ituo*iitiD5 praD tfco mon appnt.f4 par* am) Mtai Tl<aS«jVf )\i hlttlltlr (»Vfnf aad JllMltrc Slot u, all .aammcltojlve talh&cdoa. ■ . • • | ‘:‘ ■•■.■.■"■ ■■ | '■*;■ ;amoff*wiMl:KKKi s : W« ietp on bud a I*r£« *t«ft of Tjpxare of oar eto maaobour*,»t:h vhltb rounn-jEcrchiits «f3 b*mppL'oJ aitiodonali pricer. Aiw, Japictod Wan, Unci hf.I.’M, it, *«. JOB WORK. AD Virvii «( Job Work la 3‘ir Her, luah aiFpoutInc. "Ha ttaodne* lc. t daao at rt.ort po-m, fa the Tory hart atil*. and on reiMHciMa Urma. . CT0I4 Copper, Bwa and I’ewUr, taken la •zebugr. C, OOLUENDCRGiSOb -

HEAD-QDiETEE3 . TOP. BOOTS ASD SHOES! 1 T lh« cx'd lo-l veil '.ixjwtj - MtohUrhaicut of Ji c. *f Huso au t fioaf, ' U*Ib between Ttrry icd Liberty; Vetay, Indiana, mar V* found ibt moat aittedi • Ac bMt aaiortawe at Eunu Woeaeirr ■ brought to Vetay.. Ae»0, ■ Imb constantly oa hand a lb) I SMortts to t m C U S T 0 It Veda Work— which we war root to : site latiif&tlon, fcethln quality 'and ueiiqa* ef *tyl«.~ BOOTS & SHOES,. Of Ihc inert quality aadUtwt etjle, tnsit U order m the ahotttrt attln. - - . <jii' ■ 1 *7“ ■ -, : ST Boots axo Snoita Retailed w tup. tw«t louotr. At thert notice. •uglO-tf C. TU1BBA.UD it SON. ■; Cash far Hides! THX Hiihel Market Frica paid for Hue] and Szm: ' . C. TIUEUAUD t SON*.

Things that Farmers Want, AND DON’T WANT. ■ TT ytm don't mtt you b#n« »bod X On U Dunes'*. H 70a dost »u ibed Uio » bom, Co to Dnus'i annlt, l»**tyotimti]o i bom, Co to'Dmia’i. If jm wool » good Ploojh. Co' to Dfiuj'i. . . If MiKt good tad sufctloatlil Work done to order, ud womoted, Co to Dcrun'j. Vmy, JanelS, It59. II. U DUPT-Ah.