Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 15, Vevay, Switzerland County, 11 April 1860 — Page 1

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VOLUME XLIII.

VEVAY, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11, 1860.

i NUMBER 15. i

Ur. J. F. It IDG WAY,

L. CORNELL & CO.’S I Sewj and Improved Two Thread, • i Tight Frtst Btilth. Doable j . Dock, Premium •afttt* las «aaaa bao i SEWING K A C HINE S .1 A FIRST CLASS MACIIIXE, containing all the good qualities of all others. The same! muh as the 9125 Machines make. Their workl will not rip. They have been exhibited at several Fair*, and always took the highest premium over '■ all others for family sewing. Kvery working part 1* made'strong md serviceable—very simpleIn I tamed from printed direc- , tious—sewj from t*o common spool*, without re*, winding, and Uth In sight, above the machine. They Will stitch, bind, hem; tuck, tell, gather, and embroider beautifully, and are almost nelides* In operation. They can be fully relied on as the best machine In use,-. They are sold at a small ptuBt, U place them within the reach of families'unable to get hlgh-pHeed onesd *' Alio, the I'NIVEBSALHEUUER AXD CL’ACE, , which can be adjusted to fold any wklth of hem,, onallllikkneiieiof gopdt.' Trice, 95- . -i

[ DU. JOI1K BULL’S Compound Pectoral of Wild'Cherry, ioi iui coxnxvi ecu or Cough*, Cold*, Aithmi, Bronehllt*, luflnciii*, Pains In the Mil and • D re ait, Spitting of Blood, and Consumption, IS rapidly idrAacinr Id the estimation t( the public, It la no empirical noitrnm; its ccmpvrutitt prtnripitt are made known to the mfire Mcdscat/atMltf. It I) prepared iccuiildy from thsrfetpeof an expert need and talented pliyildan, and bar proredftaelf to be the greatest remedy (brail dbeucj of the Langs crer discovered; and wberet er It hai been introduced It bat been made core* which are perfectly astonishing. It Is bound tompCrsede etcry other Cough itedidne l«cfare the public. Testimonial* are dally belnc tent In to the proprietor of curet elected esen after physician* had abandoned entry nope. A tinglr trial wilt 'convince the mart Incvedultnu oflueflicaey In curing that class of diseases for which it it designed. Why U It that so many'die every year of Consumption. or some other disease of the Langs! Kccanse

HAT1.SQ A L0TEA. ■I AUCl CA»T. Somebody loves me 1 «m tore, I think 1 love him too; B foolish actions are a proof. Our evidence will do ! 1 thought we both had common sense, Tel manage aa we may, We never say the thing we mean, . - Nor mean the thing we say, We sat but yestereve, alone, With twilight soft and dim, And thought he only mused of me. And 1 of only him; lie asked me for my thoughts, and said That bis were with bis youth; Of course, I answered him without A lavish waste of truth.

with her pretty carls and gay ribbons of her hat flattering together

a floating object like, clothe* borne away into darkness — all we could hear was one cry that was drowned by the din around as hti drowning terror made him utter it. Then Miss Grace shrieked and begged me to tekeher below, where she wept bitterly, and whispering to herself oh, cruel, a cel sea.

RESmESCE ASD OFFICE,OX THE Comer Liberty and Pike Sts, VEVAY, ISDIAXA.

in the wind. But barm did befall

ns, as shall presently be told.

J. H. TITUS,

DR, J. W. MURPHY, PHYSICIAN AND SNEQE0K,

Notary Public, and General Real Estate Agent, LECJ.ERC HOUSE, VEVAY, ISO.

For eleven days that breeze never slackened, nor did the weather change. We all bad • a pleasant time. Miss Grace and I soon got acquainted, partly, I suppose, when she asked the Captain all onr names; he called me a likely lad, pinching

MT. STERLING, SWlUerltmd tbanty, Indiana.

JOHN L. EOBLSTONi

HUH l.t Dry Goods, Groceries and Produce,

But onr ship was spared. Tbs good ship Ann weathered the gale. The next morning the rising ean poured bis flood of golden light athwart the waters, the bins sky looked calm; and the only signs of last night's.storm were the rolling billows which seemed to heave and swell Uta lha ho&om. of a tbbhlog child, and the vacant place of ocr poor moss-mate, who we'should never sco more, and to whose podr young wife wo should have to tell the newt when we came home.

Steele's Ckkek, Kt.-m-ctr. AS* Post-Office add rest,. Parasol, Lew. si.

my ear, told her that he Had known my father, who was drowned at sea

years before, and that his wife and ray mother w< re girls together, which was all quite true. That very evening I had grown intimate enough to make her A seat on deck, and tell I . her one or two wild stories 1 had heard of life at sea, of shipwrecks and storms, and of love borne amidst dangej and death, from winds and.waves, or amidst fiye and flashing steel; and 1 was with her most of the time-all those eleven days, for there was not much to do. 1 forgot to say she and I- we re of an age, bnt her ways! were so much older than mine, that I almost looked'upon her as a woman grown before whom 1 waa but a sailor hoy. It is true she told me not to call her Miss, but only plain but I never forgot to for all that. Well, we went on thus, as I'said before, for eleven days—eleven hap; py days. On the twelfth certain signs known to seamen began to show that a change was at hand.— A strange feeling in the air—wind dropped—all but a kind of sighing among the ropes and spars—a few ash-colored clouds in the horizon—that was all, ,But the Captain called me to. him, jand said he, “Tom, there's dirty weather over there; we shall have it &u boor's time. Now, 1*11 leave the ladies to you—mind they don’t get frightened or get into hurt.” I said 1 do my best and I did.

DANIEL COLE, GROCER,

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J'aicif.—Small Family ■ Machine*, table and draper, |i5; with Cabinet Caw lock*!, Larpe Family.Machine*. i3i: Cabinet Caie, lock* td. $3?. Mannfacturlnf Machine, complete. $W; Cabinet Cue, locked, $12, One tel of Needle*, airtu ’ii'.-.e v, Vw-eevee* ,«’A cue., k.4 -ilrw.tiooj. po with each Machine. gw* Screnl of these Mach In el art la luccenful operation In tbl* tfclnlty. ' ’ $3* Call at Wit. FACLKNER’3 Saddler, Shop and examine for your*<lTe«. or write and pet the derirtd Information or aampic work. They wilt he purchased (o order and Kid to po anywhere. ; WILLIAM FAULKNER, AoiSt, Viral, lanti.M.

ihey.oegltct lu iure fweruBtitr—* "timptt cold,’' ‘ — which might be easily cured by the prompt ate of a single bottle of Hr. John ll oil's “Compound reaorml of WildCbervy,'’ We say, therefore, Try It, by mil mcrnni. If this dots nut cure yoa, noth* 1 tHb iSotJ by mil DrnyghU everywhere. All Order! from Wholesale Parehmiers, or lpplt> emtioas for Agencies, must be sddreired to : HR. JOHN HULL, Louitvillt, Ay.* or Arte Tori VUf,

Harness, Hames, Collars,

And always,*when he takes a kiss, Nay; never frown at me ! Ik now that you’ve beenkissed: at least I know you’ve wished to be ! Yet such very wicked thing* Are shbcking lo the good, I ity to look as bonified As any lady should.

. Saddles, Bridles, Ac., Ttrrj i'.wA, e,«.tIa Slereat' Dmylor*, Vjtat, Indusi. Mlt-Ca

BENJAMIN E GELS TON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Covin cTos, Kestuckt.' OFFICE comer of Lwlnittoa mound JUJISon street. Particular attention (aid to the Col-, lettloa uf Claim*. All btiiincw cntmited to him »ili ricelve prompt attention. , ; »epU '

0.D.TJ10jlPS0Ji&C0., Boot ij* Shoe Manufacturers, Shoe Store—Wholesaled Retail, Jlaln Street, Ver»r» Indiana*, WORK all.warranted. No credit.on Retail. Storeroom in Mr*. Dumont's Building.on Ferry Street. September 27, IS39. —if -

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Dr, John Bull’s ncu> xitlict or

J. L. WATTS, O. f LE19A NTS, * C. MASON. WATTS, PLEASANTS A: CO.,

I wonder if (lie wedding ting Would bind or break the Chinn. I can't see bow in such a case It could do any harm. And then 1 know.that married folks, . Though how 1 cannot say, Do damage with their love so well; U'a never in the way.

. We soon forgot troubles, however, and_that very afternoon Miss Grace and her mother took their usual seat on deck—I talking all the nonsense I could to make them cheerful. How 1 succeeded may be judged from the fact that hours after the moon rose we were lhafe still.

Commission Merchants, And Dealers in Western Produce,

SARSAPARILLA!

. This Invaluable Remedy has already curled hap* pinen to the hearts orthcusandr.and U daily Sirin* mote consolation to the Afflicted thin could he afforded by all the vealth in the Stines of California and the world (combined, It is put up in Oman Bottler, and contains the strength of six timet as cinch I’ure Honduras Sarsaparilla as any similar Preparation made in America.

WILLIAM EAULKKEE,

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE

a; md E9 Mazarine street, Sit Oiizam, Li. .

PtU VlTiT r I.1ClA.1i. . -\ fANTFA CTO RV o f Saddle), Bridlw, tinmen, i>l Collin, tc. Terms of iale, CjiU. & Alt work muit be Milled tor wbenCMPi uken from tbs ibop, u credit «nnotl£llfS£ be given. Thankful fcr pwt ft von, « .mi respectfully wlirita liberal date of patronage la lie fat a re. luglo

SAMVEL EGELSTON, House & Sign Fainter, Glazier, Ac., : L Comoro*, Kistcckt. .’-v five prompt at tent ion to oil calls la bis J f ,Unc, in Coring ton, Nesrjicrt or Cincinnati, and 1 n't he adjoining countfe) in Kentucky. Term* reasonable, and iallsftclion guarantied In all caieJ. . scpat-lf

Price-? 1 per bottle, or Six Bottles for (I

The very thought afflicts my mind With such desponding fits, That if 1 part wilh him I fear I’ll part-with-half wy wits; And if the priest should make us one, In name and spirit too, ' 1 know I'd be beside myself, So what am to do ?■

It has been a well established fact furyean post, I hat‘Sarsaparilla, when pure and properly prepared Is the only true Panacea for all diseases originating from an Impure Stale of the Blood, the I ',*t of Mercury, Intoxicating Brinks, Kvil ilablU In Youth, Barrenness, eic. We boldly assert that Jonx Uni’s Pine Eilascror Sxasarasitu is the only Preparation before the I*ubNo that is prepared on strictly Scientific Principles and of Uniform Strength. The Sarsaparilla U pore hated aithout regard to price, and every pound before being used U subjected to the strictest Chemical Tests, and its genuineness ascertained before being used.

Another day came. . And on tbs' morning of .that day came tho great trouble which befell ns ; all on thkt last voyage of the good ship Ann. That next'morning ws had all bad breakfast and were washing the decks, when Miss Graco ran up. the cabin stairs and came to me in a great state of fright. When she could speak she whispered that I was to come below and see what was the matter—what she could not tell, hut something dreadful she was sore—for her cabin was swarming with rata! I went down, and true enough there (hey were running as if wild all about, or crouching in heaps in the corners.

i3*Aa ajuortment of SEWING THREAD—nlcable for Sewing Machine), kept cutataoily an band. ' janl

Bulb's StxsxrAillls alto contains the virtues of several other Medicinal Hoots, together forming the best Compound, and producing the greatest Curative Agent known in the worid.

The Story of the Ship “Ann.”

On ths twenty-fifth of March, in (be year of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty, I, Thomas Jefferson Adams, mariner of Philadelphia, signed articles with John Owen, captain and owner of the ship Ann, bound from that port to Liverpool, with a full cargo of cheese and door. At the request of certain persons, who have at times beard part of the story, 1 am going now to set down what befet me on that voyage. And every word is as trne a» the tides that ebb and How day after day, and year after year, forever aud over.

sniineoDiis.

ilUCY HOUSE, Corner of Illinois and Market streets, INDIANAPOLIS, InUIANA.-V, ‘ THIS Is a new and Ff«t-CIan Boarding House, in alt its departments, and well situated, be 1 Ing la the rery center of the buslnm pan of the City, and well merits a literal sbareof thoreddent or traveling pal range. Terms ft per day, and reuoaible per week. ■ ' ■ A. S. KINGS LEV, FlOPinioa,. nov23 Lale of Switzerland County.

F. A. BOEitKEB.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

-Watch Maker and* Jeweller,

The Best of Bargains!

KING OF PAIN!

.Main Siam, Vitat, Iso., si EESPECTFCLLV Inform the public that ft* 'Xta baa opened a Store cn Main Street, In building, and Intend) keeping Xr.t/on bant a generalauortmcni of Waicum, Ciwej and Jiwitit. '■ ‘ Particular attention paid to repairing TimeplKM, and aR kinds of Jewelry.

Thd Finest and Beat Stock ever Offered la Vevay. THE subscriber has just received a splendid stock of Fall and Vinter Clothing for Men and Roys. I have all sorts and varietiesof ■ .

ir an e xtenil ve snd constantly Increaslngdemsnd for Dr, Johx Butt’s Popular and New American Remedy can be any evidence of Its extraordinary virtues In alleviating Pain, both externally and internally, certainly no Preparation no* before lie Public is more worthy of receiving a liberal patronage, end by its Jut rinds and ell-bealinz qualities speedily seevring their confidence and commendation. ‘ -

GOOD CLOTHING,

METALIC BURIAL CASES.

Hr. Joua Duu’a Kixa or Paix is a Kev AMERICAN REMEDY, and Is an clfectua) and speedy cure for— v CAoftra, Ckotm ' Aforinr, RArtmtafirct, Gout,

JES3E V. SHORT, Csniaraxia, bai, and will continue to keep, on band, all stiej of the lateit itsprovod Metalic Burial Cate*. and alio I'latd* with alt kinds of Inscriptions. He will alto attend lu Cecnentlag, and all AID In hi) line of business. He constantly keeps on bands all sorts and iliaso

From the coarsest articles to those made or (he finest material, and m the best a i'tl roost fashionable styles. Among the many articles of which every man needs some one or two, 1 have Coats, Vesta, Rants, under and over Shirts,' Drawers, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Gents Furnishing Goods, and in fact everything gene rally kept in a well regulated clothing store. t am prepared at.all limes to Cot and Make Clothes to order, in the most approved style, and a large stock of Cloth, Casimcre,- Satinet, Satin, Ac., is kept on band for this purpose. 1 hope by close application to busmess, And Fair DenIIup, v 'To merit and- receiye a liberal share of public patronage, and I only ask that all those wanting anything in my line, will give me a call, to be convinced that the Finest & most Extraordinay Bargains caOibe hau at my Establishment,.oa’ the North side of Maln'istreet.

Mrs. Dart ford was calm enough, but her manner frightened ms moat of all. Shs deiired ma to fetch the Captain—for there was great danger —"lose not a momens,” ebs added, "and young man, recover yonr nerves —yon will hare need of all yonr coorage and skill. God help m all." The Captain came. I saw in a mo*' meat what tbo lady meant. Tbs good ship Ann had sprung a leak, and while we stood there more rati crowded np from the hold into which the water was pouring like a sieve. No effort with the pumps could save ns. The ship had been too much damaged evidently form to look for escape by tbs boats,.

flotrtl Compfotnfr, Dyipepria, Santnwr Complain U, Cramp*. Colic, Sorer, Catr, Burnt, Scour,' Rrailrr, Catturt,' Tumor*, . UiadatAt and Toolkacke. and . all etkir Ackc* Hat Jttik it ketr lo.

Presently tbs cloud, no bigger than a man’s hand, ruse up and spread over all the sky. The water changed, as it always does, from bine to black, and an indescribable gloom seemed to rest upon alt nature. None but those who'have teea and felt it know what a mysterious pause seems to take place before the tempest hurls its first stroke at the devoted ship. It actually seems as if the sea and sky almost dreaded to begin the dreadful conflict that would cpnvnlse both aa-if with terror and rage. We had not long to wait.-$, There was barely time to make all fast, to double-reef every sail, and to fasten down the. batches bGfare the fierce wind was sweeping overMw water, and covering [be tops of the waves with foam, and bending our ship down till her nainyard nearly dipped into the raging sea. One moment we were tossed like a dead leaf before an autumn gat >; then np, up, higher higher upon, a world of water, from whose summit we could sea all the sea and sky roaring and wrestling in wild confusion; then down, down, till hope and life seemed abut out by the bills and precipices of water that hung oter ns jand shut ns in; then the hills of water that bad rolled on towards ns toppled over' and loll, beating ns down as a drowning rat is beaten down to die, while every man clung to ropes and spars till the t ahip rose, and shaking the water ‘from her decks, 1 staggered on bravely. That was twenty years ago, but I sea the scene nowj with all its wild ter* rore. 1 also see a form that never left the deck for hours—a lace' that never blanched with fear all that night. She would not go below; I could not make her do so. At least she begged so hard to be let stay on deck, that 1 wrapped her up in one of our coats, and gave her a tarpBaling bat, which she tied on, aid then lashed her to a spar, and there she staid; and when the stout old Captain looked grave, and a wreck drifted past—a confused mass of wood, sails and cordage —she never quailed, but stood looking straight ahead with her curls and clothes dripping with the salt waves. Once she shrieked and bid her face—a tremendous sea had swept over us, and when we came out of it one man was gone. All we could see of bis fate, though we knew what it was too well, was

Ready made Coffins. gaed md trimmed, cloth covered and plain, and «III attend with bli Heme all Facini calls.

Earing purcbaMd bli metalic cate) of tbn manttbctunr, and all hi) material) at wboleiale price), thaw arUdi) will be dftpoied of oa the mo it rta** owable term). Ratldeaee and Shop on Seminary atnet, north of S. B. Miller & Co-'i sieam Mill.

All Order* Add retted to Dr. Joan Bell, Louisville, Kentucky, and Kcw York fitj, far these valuable md Popular.Remedies, wilt It promptly at(ended to. apo-ly

There were fourtcea of us besides tha captain alt told. Ha was a bluff, true-hearted sailor and a good man, with a wife an, much like him as one person,can be like another: and when he was at home as preltj a half-dozen' children climbed about bim as it ever warmed a man’s heart to see. The mate was a more distant- and reserved man, bat a good sailor and did his dot; always. The crew were all experienced bands and worked with a will, I wia (he youngest on board being thciTnine-' teen. 1 will not describe myselfjr-r those who know me don't need that I should and there's no nee in putting down words that never did yet paint the face of man or woman. The ship was nearly new. The season was favorable. And as oar sails turned and filled before a pleasant breeze, while the golden sunshine danced upon the waters, and the htlle and tha trees and fields were all covered.with the glories of summer dawning brighter every day, we all burst forth with "Hail Colombia,” as by way of good-bye to home for a little while.

CARRIAGES. &C.

HO STET TEH’S

TfIK undersigned ha*

V E V A V

_ on hand and continue* iTV'i'r (U** -10 manufacture Rugate*, Carriage*, Wmgom, I’lowi, ic. Repairing, Pain Hop, Trimming and Jabbing of all kiuds done wfUi neatnauatid dlfjwteh. Having (he boat of workmen and material); he ti determined not b> be aurpaued for durability, elegance or chcapneit. All: wort warranted. . v'v

STOMACH BITTERS. IT it a bet that, At some periol,every member of the human family U (object to disease or dls tuthanre of the bodily functions; bat. with the Aid «I a good tonlo And the extrebe of plain common sense, they may be able’so to secure permanent, health.' In order loaocompllsh this desired result the true count to pursue Is certainly that which will predict a natural state of thing* at the very haiard of vital strength and life, For this purpole, Hr. Hostetler has !nl rod need la this country n preparation bearing bis name, which is not a new medicine, but one that hat been tried for yours, giving satisfaction to all whobatg used it. The Bitten operate jwwerfuily upon the stomach, bowels, andllvcr, restoring them to a heal thy and vigorous action; and that, by the simple process of strengthening nature, enable the system to triumph over disease. For the core of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Name a. Flatulency, Lott of Appetite, or any Bilious Com plaints, arising (ran a morbid inaction o( the Stomt ach, or boweli. predating Cramp*, Dyienterj, Col* lc,Cho)era Umbos, Ac,, these Bitten hare no equal. j Ularrti(Ea,Jyv«ntarror generally contracted by new settlers, and earned principally by the chinge of) water and diet, will be speedily regulated a brief ok otthli preparation. Dyspepsia, a diseasewhich Is probably more prevalent. In all Us various (arms, than any other, and the cause ol which may always be attributed to denugements e t the dlgntlve organs, can be cured without fell by using HOSTETTKK'S STOMACH BITTERS, as per directions on the bottle. For this disease every physician will recommend Bitten of some kind, .then why not mean article known to be tobllillc! All nations have theft Bitten, ai a preventive ot disease and strengthenerof.the system In general; an d among them all there Is not to be found a more healthy people than the Germans, from whom this preparation emanated, based upon scientific experiments which have tended to prove the value ot this great preparation In the scale of medical science Fma'amAan.—This trying and provoking disease, which fixes Us relentless grasp on the body of man,rtdncloghlmtoamero shadow in a short time, And rendering him physically and menially mseitii, cm be driven from the body by the use of HOSTETTER’S RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, none ot the above-etaled diseases can be contracted, even in exposed situations, If the Bitten are nred as per directions. And as they neltner create nausea nor offend the palate, and render unnecessary any change of dieter Interruption of c. Jnary pursuits, but promote sound sleep and f-iidiy digestion, (be complaint is removed as spccdilyas is consistent with the production of a thorough and permanent cure. fbr Persons in Advanced Vfarr, who ere suffer log from an enfeebled constitution and inUrra body, these Bitten are Invaluable as a restorative of strength and vigor, and need only to be tried to be appreciated. And to a mother white nun lug these Bitten are indispensable, especially where the mother's nourishment Is Inadequate to the demands ot the child, consequently her strength must yield, and here it ts where a good lotdc, inch as Hostetler's Stomach Bitten, is needed to Impart tenporaryslreogthahdvigortothesysiem. Ladies should by all means try this remedy for all cases of debility, and before so doing, should ask their physician, who, if he Is acquainted with the virtue of the Bitters, will recommend their use In alt cases of weakness.

STOVE & TINWARE EKPORIUK. THE jub*cribers keep com San I ly on f~7MLkand a large avaortmect o[ 6’TO i'ES, tfiSScuiwliiing uf all Ibc nmt approved pat-iV->TJ carcj and rive*. Inducing the popular “llii-'k.’’ “Clipper," “Champion, nt * Relitnce,’* and “Premium" Cooking and VUeatiag Sure), alt warranted to give

1 am prepared to manufacture plain or fancy trimmed ColOna, and attend* funerat calla with beane. H. A. TINKER.

tatiUUctioin.

. W AKi t We k«p on hand a Isryt stock ot Tinware of our vwn manufacture, with which country merchants will be supplied &t Cincinnati price*.. Alto, Japanned Ware, Brass Settler, 4c., 4c, .

Cotton Tojnuhlp, March IS, l&5J.—tf

EISINO STJH POUNDEY. J. M. RE1STER & CO.;

JOHN \V. GRAY.

All hands were summoned, and in a few manly words told what had happened, and the boats were our only chance. All hands set about preparing them without a murmur, and as if withont fear.

JOB WORK.

HAVING remored their Foundry In to their now building, are now prepared to do all Undent cat do $ usually done In similar establishments. Haring procured good Lathet, wo art enabled to do Turning and Finishing m a neat and workmanlike style. We are also manufacturing O’Rey’s Patent Lath Cutter, which with one Horse Fewer will cut from SO to 75,000 merchantable Lath per Jay. WethalJ also hara made and ready far the season, Sugar Ujlls of the most approved patterns, at prices that wHliultallwhowlinto purchase.' We bare made such alterations In our Hay Press Irons that place them beyond the possibility of breaking.

All kinds of Job Work la our line, such as Fpouting, Tin Booling, 4c., done at short notice. In the rerrbwst style, and on reasonable terms. XT Old Coppar. Brass, and Pewter, taken In exchange. . C. GOLDEXBL'RG 4 SOX

We had two boats, and were thus distributed: in one tbs Captain, the ladies and five men, besides myself; in the ether the mate and six men. Each boat was provided with stores of salt meat and biscuit, water .and spirits; each waa a strong sea-going boat, such as all of ns might well bo thankful to possess. Within one hour from the discovery of the leak we were all embarked and lay at a short distance from the ship. It waa not long before ebe gave a Idroh and a roll, ami then went down beadforemast. It was not till then that we realized the loneliness of- oor situation, gazing open the few eddying sticks which marked the grave of tbs good ebip Ann. Well, we bad orders not to separate, and to steer for tbs Newfoundland coast. No fear that we would if wa could help it. But God forgive the man, whoever ha was, by whose forgetfulness it cams to pais that we were thus adrift in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean - withont compass, or chart, or oara. ; I said we were to keep together. We did so for three days and nights. On the fourth .day we saw a sail which only jmt lifted above the horizon and tnen sank again. That day the mate, who was in the other boat, fell ill, and we could hear him raving in delirious madness ill the next night. In the morning he was not in the boat. Two days moretwo dreary days, during which we saw another sail, whteh only just ■bowed itself long enough to make us sick with hope deferred. In rite

Thankful for past favors we earnestly solicit a continuance of the same.

All enters left with F. L. GW SARD A SOX, of Va ray, wit) be punctually attended to. * J. 11. KEISTER A CO.

Rising San. Jan. 1,1E59.

JOY 10 THE AIFIICTED. Crooke's Electric Oil. THE edna performed by this medicine are so wonderful and Instantaneous, so MUifaclory and mitigating of human ill, at to call upon public functionaries, and these haring charge of public Institutions for tho tick end suffering to look well into the well attested merits, the ■aimpie efficacy of th!a Bcsc-raic Oil. Its affects an so astonishing as to resemble Us+o mlracn.tons cores U ancient times, spoken/bf la the Scriptures, as performed by annobtlng with oil, ' Crook# 4 * Electric Oil cures Ear-ache, Crooke’s Electrio OH cures Deafness, ■ Crooke’s Electrio OH cure* Sore Eyes, Crooke's Electric Oil cures Old Sena, Crooke's Electric OH cure* Fresh Cats, 1 Crooke's Electric OH cures Scald Head, Crooke's Electrio OH cures Bing Worm, Crooke's ETertrie OH cure* Tetter, Crooke's Electrio OH cures Chaps, Crooke's Electric OH cores Bums, ' ; Crooke’s Electric Oil enrea Saddle Sores, ' CmokPA Electric OH cures Collar Eons, Crooke's Electric OH cutes all Flesh wounds and Cnlanuou* Eruption*. Crooke’s Never Fail! This preparation contains the most powerful Ingredients belonging to iheregeUbleVingdom and owing to Ita very penetrating qualities. It baa glreo relief in case* of the most obdurate and ezeru listing ualn, when all other remedies hare completely tailed, Crooke’s Merer Fail cures Headache, Crooke’s Merer Fill cutes Toothsche, Crooke’s .Never Fail cures Jawache, Crooks’s Merer Fall cures Neuralgia, Crook a’* Merer Fail cures Kheumallim, Crooko’s Merer Pali enrea Cholic, Crooke’s Merer Fsil euros Diarrhes, Ciooko’s Merer Fall cures Sick Headache, • Crooke’s Merer Fail generally glrea relief In from one to ten minutes. Crooke’s Electric till and Merer Fall cure more suffering humanity than alt other pro para* rations nowozlanL Sold throughout the Country by alt regular Druggists, at ONE DOLLAR per bottle. Prepared by DK. C, CROOKE. 64, Third St., Louisville, Hr., aad sold by all dealers In medicine. Sold by all the wholesale dnijrrtsts, In LouliTille.Xy^iodby ISAAC STEVENS, Vitat, lao.

Wf had two pasieogere. Mistress Hartford and her only daughter Grace, were bound on a visit to the old country, where they had relations and were entitled to some little prop* erty, which it wosneedfnl they sbo’d see to themselves, Mistress Hartford’s hvsband being dead. Our captain was a friend of the family, and so came to offer her the passage and bis cabin for their use. Tbs mother was a stem old lady enough, and didn’t seem likely to make herself very much at home with ns/ -But Miss Grace —well that’s twenty years ago, bot her brown hair waves as softly over her brow as it did then, her kind-looking brown eyes look as tender and as loving as they did then, and her gentle voice is as low and sweet as it was when, on that spring afternoon, it mingled sweetly without rough chorus as we sang farewell, when we sat out on that last voyage on the good ship Ann. "What harm could befall h ship with such an angel on board, waa the thought of ns as she stood at the stem watching the shore as it gradually souk down in the well—

B. MOREHOUSE,

Book Binder and Blank Book

To Hay Growers and Hay ; Press Builders* rfUIS utoalgttad haring bought the Mdnrira X right of Jeffenon and Swltitiland CounUei of ■ it* Patent Beater or ilomor Preu, hereby give .notice thatwboerer wish to balld PreJtM of the 1 abore patent can jet the right of n». We Mp comUnUj do hand (he Caatlnga for the abore Frew. F. L. GBI3ABD k SON, * Ter ay, Indiana. * S. B,—Thoaeirho bare built Preajea of the abore Patent, rince December 30,1337, will pleats call am) pay na its Patent Fee. tepil-if

MANUFACTURER,

North side of Main-Cross St., opp, Cherry lane,

CAUTION.—We caution the public agalmt using any of tha many imitations or counterfeits, but ask tor Hosisma'a Csusasttn Urniu, and see that each bottle has the words "Dr, J. Hosteltar’s Stomach BUteri’* blown on the tide of the bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork, and observe that our autograph signature Is on tha label.

UADI SUN, INDIANA. ALL kinds of Btsnk Books ruled and Bouna to any pattern. Books for Judges, Treasure ra, Record era, Ac., on short notice. Ledg«n, Journals, Day Books, Ac. Mewspapera, Magazines, Marie Books, Ac., bound In the latest styles at very low prices, Jj 1 Giro mo a call before getting work done elsewhere. mrtl-Iy BD. MOREHOUSE.

S3" Prepared and sold by H03TETTER k SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers gene rally, throughout tha Dotted States, Canada, South America and Germany, For sale by J. L. Thlebaod and I.Btoveni, Vevay, Bledsoe k Beymer, Florence; John J, Paul, ML. Sterling; Rogers k Cotton, iiw re field.

Bn.toli.cjrX n f**ajB|y"' r bera continue supply the cili-_aJI JD 0 ( Vevay ana vicliuiy with the beat Pieab Meat the country affords. They aertc the public at the Matkel House erery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at reasonable prices. We pay the highest market pries for Fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. NORTHCOT it ROUS. CT We pay the bigbeit market price in Cash- fet HIPES, to be left at the store of

Bemoval S ALFRED SHAW haring torn away his Did Sure Room for the purpose of potting up a XewDuilJing,haa removed his Stock of Good* to

Ferret Dufoar'a Brick, Opposite bis old stand, where he will be pleased to wait upon his eld customers and supply them with goods at low price*. Veray, Ind., Feb. 29, I860.

New Blacksmith Shop!

TBS tmdenlgned hat Juai opened a Shop on Walnut Stmt, opto»l» Seldcn T. Golap'a Shop, where he Uprcpar- W v ed to do allklcdiof work m hli line In a tape Ho r manner tri Ih prom p tneu. Particular attention glrea to Ironing Wagon*! Carta, Plowr, Homihoefcg.etc. 1U kind* of Bepairing done on abort notice, CTI reapectfnllp aollclt a fair lbiro of public patronage, and will eoJeam to gire aalli'acttcm In all cam. CHARLES H. GERHARD, Ve»aj, lad., March 7, l«0.-tf

Xiir]u[jaix:»T PINE and POPLAR SHINGLES, and loch FINE LUMBER, for aale to* for Cuh, by ftM HARWfwr-i DOAN.

Garden Seeds—Garden Seeds.

W! hare rewired onr anpply of Frwh Carden Seedi, aa fcllowa;

Shaker, Bobblni, RMleya and Parker'a rarlrty, Allof which we are oo» oferlng for rale. fcbU CLARKSON t WALDO.

Oiirkitm 4. Waldo. ' N. 4 R. Veway, October 6,1859.—I*

unrit itlOSOl, . CMOS MTMU. BLEDSOE ft BETMEE, MERCHANTS & TRADERS, Fuueck. I^dusa.

IAMB & ABKESSOK, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, VEVAT, IKDIANA. ■\TTTtL practice In the Cwmi of SwlUcilsnd W jad &J]oIo1dk eoontlev, AU le jil bminesi imwllb either will rectif* lie prompt attention of bat. . J* 3

B. ft. BCTUC. 9. tti lien. B. H. BA1T03. H. H. BASTON & CO., ■ Commission 111 ci'clinrils, AXD DI4LIU IX 0 B]jl WESTERS PRODUCE, .Vo. K JUfAJlce £(r«t. New Orleuu,

HOW TO MAKE MONEY! BCV jcur Goods st the One-Price Cash store of . COEfRVOISIER & LEWIS, Ami save the enormous proflis that are charged to make up Tar b»l debts, and jour success is certain. , , ; jcjol .; They have Just received ahandsome stock or Dry Goodsj Groceries,Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Qnceus* ware, Table' Cvilltiy, &c. f &c., which will he sold very low. They buy their floods for tM.SJf, and lake great palm In rejecting their nock. They are receiving frerh supplies every month, which makes their slock alwaya fresh anil complete. persons who wish to make money should study their Interest, and call at the Cheap Cash store of COUKVOIS1ER & LEWIS, S. W. comer of Main and Liberty Streets. *5" Balter. Kygs, Itags, Beeswax, Country Produce, kc., will be taken in exchange for goods. . Vevsy, August}, IbH.

«r. J. U.Roberts,' SURGEON DENTIST, H«lellttinf'toU| ludlauB. t! Permanently located m etwee. for tie jiurpote of procticiuglhe Jutfagggft of hli Profession.. He will Insert Teeth in the mot eiiproreJ style, by, the single one or whole Kit. Teeth Plugged, cleaned, and extracted. ' Litdiet or gentlemen Jett ring Mi «rv[ce* will receive immediate attention. , V 'novM

jr. BOOT k 'SHOE MAKER, Ferry Street, VcTiy, Indians. T) £2PECTFt’LtV inform* the pnblic ihnt te Jtt continue* to any on the Boot end “ Mtocbuiistulnelltu rarieoj bnnclte*] tli oMiund on Kerry stmt, one doorj shore the Dniff rtore. n« vunnl* hit work to |h« wtl* fiction, Loth Is ttflo ud donhilUj. ic I tut ce WL

REGULAR MADISON PACKET, Captain; J. D. PARKER, Clerk, ■¥T7"ILL arrive at Vevay, for Cincinnati, Tue»|V day* and Thursdayi at 2,S o'clock i l’. U-. and Sunday* at 1 o'clock, P. il. Returning, >111 leave Cincinnati Wednesdays, Fridays and Monday*, punctually at 12 o'clock. For freight or pauage apply on board.-

HE AD-aU AEIEE8 TOR BOOTS AND SHOES! AT lbs old sal wall known eilsbUihiaect of C, THIEBlVD t SON, Mala itrwt, between Tnrr and Liberty, Taray, lullm, i-ny b« found tbt sunt titruiiTt A t«ft sawn* mutt tt £inm Woaserar hjoajht U> V«r«y. Also, kup -constantly on hand s . fall assortment of 0 C 3 T O H Itada warrant to giro lailsfaetlon. both In quality and neatnoa* of itjlfc: BOOTS. * SHOia,, Of the Antal quality and latest style, midt to or-f dtronUM shortest notice. " ST Boots and Shoes Bitmiid m to* but Banner, at abort noticed BDgI 0-tf 0. TUI EB ADD i SON. ■ ■; . C«sh far Hides I rpHR HI (bast Market Pries paid for Hast and i atm. . C. THIEBAOO * SON.

BLACKSMITHING! IUiK tmdentxMd reipedfally announce to the dtliena of Vetay and the inrroandlng country tint they hare cjtabUibed themedrciia the than formerly occupied by Jotcph Jagerr, on Ferry ttreei, and are now prepared to do ail klndi of work In tbetr' line, inch u Ironing Wagona and Bilking Bay Pre» Iroci, Plow, HorteAbodofti and erery thing el« pertaining to lili btpineu, laa tatbbctory manner. A tbare of public patronage b rerpeetfolly aolldted. JAUE3 ARMSTRONG 4 SOK. Veray, March 15, IMOl-tf

Things that Fanners Want, Z WAHT. ; it yon don't not joor ham ihod Uko 1 mnlo, si to Dorns’* If you don’t went jroormn!* rf uk» & hot**, Co 10 Dutux*!. ; . ■ If jm’vut a good Ploo|b, Go to Orntfi, /, If yon wtoit good tad mlwtutltl Work dost to order, tnd oimsttd, Go to Dcrus's. Vtraj, Jam 15,1839. Jf. L. DUPUN.

pf YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF POCKET OR TABLE CUTLERY, CtU at F, L. GRI3ARD A SON'S.