Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 27, Vevay, Switzerland County, 4 July 1860 — Page 1

H'BUSHF.D wkekt.it, by -IKV dr. WaU«tO.

CARD & .TOR HUNTING At Low Priced for Cash I

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

J.IXT to raeamiri 10J Emcgt. tie I*-?; »j; :■>

One copy ajar. If paid In advance, $1 00 If not paid within ibrte month*, ) 33 IX paid at any time within the year. 130 If not bald Until tht expirtUohot tbeyear, t (XI TERMS OP AOYERTISINH. One square, (fen line*,} Orel Inrertiotii ' SO Each additional insertion, 23 Oni Square three month*, wlthont change, One ti|un all months, - ... 3,00 One square, twelve months. • - 8,00 BoiibeuCaWj,dI»pl4jeil,offt«rlo011n». 3,00 Yearly advertisements of three square* and npwards, changeable quarterly, f J per *quareAdvertisements with targe cuts, unoioal display, or kept exclusively on the inside of the paper, or changed, oltener than quarterly, will be charged extra, according to circumstance*. fBT Legal Interest will be charged on all arrearages doe at the end ot each year, unlit j*!di

INCREASE YORE BUSINESS, U Co drealise Beils uj C«M cxiect.iiclr.

Tire Illtriiu Job Ornci La* Juft t«n • 8j.j.\rJ Tilh Sew ami Utioliful lype, itxJ it da* jrrj'iri J with aa abundance if alt Sin-lj o( mu trial) 1 n dolhf every variety ol s

Plain & Fancy Job Printing such a) Car>U. 11 tints. Checks. CircoUK, Bit) beads, HwJMlIi, Larpe IWirt, ram[*Irt». i’teprunmef, VuiUup ClttU, loviutiuo). Ac., lc.. at short notice and at very lotr I’riniit.t: 1 one *‘Ith colored lot, or I) roc re*. «l.cn ilc'irv.1.

VOLUME XLIII.

YEVAY, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 4, I860.

NUMBER 27.

llavioc recently titled a FASTCAKlt Pfi/ .'- v >o the Office. *t arc rnaMci In do this liml ..f j rinlinp leiltr,fi*lcr and cheaper, titan any other sflice in this section of country.

JDr. J* FaKlBfiWAYj

L. CORNELL Jc CO.’S New and Improved Two Thread, Tight Fast Stitch, Double Lock, Premium 9313, StU imaaalt 040 SEWING MACHINES. A FIRST CLASS MACHINE, containing all tbc pool qualities ol all other*, the tame stitch a* the $ 123 Machine* make. Their work will not rip. They have been exhibited at icvcral Fair*, and always took the highest premium over ail other* fur family sewing, Every working part 1* made it rung aiid serviceable —very simple In operation—vastly learned from printed dirrelions—sews from two common spool*, without rewinding, and both In light, above the machine. Tfaty will stilcbi bind, hem, tuck, fell, gather,and embroider beautifully; and are almost noiseless in operation. They can be fully relied on a* the bed machine In n*e. They are sold at'a,small profit, in place them within Ike reach of huullki unable h> gel high-priced one*. - Abo, the UNIVERSAL HEMMER AND Ct'AGE, which ran be adjusted In fob) any width of hem, on all thicknesses of good*.' Price, $3. I'atcts. — Small .Family. Machine*, table and draw»r. $33: with Cabinet Care lock*!, $37.— Large Family Machines, $33; Cabinet Care. lucked, $37, Manufacturing .Machine, complete, $H<; Cabinet Cwe, locked, $43. One set of Needles, sarew driver; twceier*,oilcan,and primed directions, go with each Machine. 43* Several of these Machine! are in aucccjjfUl' operation in Ihb vicinity. ■ . W Call at WM. FAl'UIXER’S paildter Shop and examine for you red ves, or write and get the desired Udurnuttlunor tnmidework. Tliey will be purchased to order and xdd-to gu anywhere. WILLIAM FAULKSKK, Aucst, -1 Jan4-tf V . Vgvar, IspuxA.

iWwlI ; Window Curtains! \fireboard prints JUST IIFUF.IVKII from Ke* York «n entire tie« Muck of the aUivc |i,|en, witch till be loli) low fur cajh, by j* apt! J. I.. T1IIFBAUD.

COAL OIL. 1 v .COAL OIL L.4MPS !! JI’ST RECEIVE!!. a Ht{i|<lrof the »try Urt arllclu *)f Jlativillt Coaf (til—(ocellar with an t nil re new » up ply of (’DAI. OIL LAll’S, which 'ate iuiv (literal /wr for at the lain street .lirur Store, opi-oilie (), E. Hall, by , apl i . J. L TIIILCAUI*. iNEW USX OF MEDICINES. I . • .

f 18(50.

I860.

IT’OR sale 1>v J. I„ TIIIKBAl'D, <ppo«ite Odd , Fellows’ Hall, Vet ay. Indians, Authorised Afietit : — . Dr. (Icorpe Hem til'* Hint anil Rail Pills, Dr. Horse** Indian Root I'illi, Dr. Chceseiuan's Female I’illi,'Ur. Knot's Chatvl*-ate I'HIj, [ Dr. Hamilton’* (Vnn|«nund Oiurrtc Pills, i Dr. Holland's Herman I’ill*, ' ; ■Dr'. WIL-sm'S Htail'Acit I’ll)*. Together with the old itandiiU—CW.k’* rills. . Kmllh’sllIU, JItl amd's I’ill*.' Jayne’s Pill*. VrlpliiV 1*111*, : Grareak HI Is. 1 Moffat’# Pill*, Soule'* I'illi, ’ heei’* I’ilU, Leldy,’* Pills, Ayer** 1111*, llnbackt 111li, Seller*'* fill*. Hsdaay’* Pills, i Sir James Clarke'* Female Hilt. -AltSODr. John Ball’* Imymtd Sarteyajlla, <- " “ CompM Pectoral of Vi hi Cherry, Dr Mcl.ean's Strengthening CtmlU, " Volcanic Oil l.lnimeu, Dr.Jlmvg'*.Arctic Untmeol, Jlcslcan llmlaajf Uuluicut, . Ur. Davis'* Pain Killer, , Dr. Moreltca'P* Magnetic Plaster, . Dr.llooHand’*Herman Hitters, • Dr. * : Balsamic Cordial, , Dr. Philips'* Cough Syrup, ' ■ Dr. Tciiipte'* Syrup of Hops and Rtoesel. : Pemsian Syrup, or Protoxide of Irui,- ■ F«r *alr by tfehS] : J. UTJlEDAUn.’

WILLING TO BE TIUED AGAIN.

made to destiny the Democratic par* ty because the minority of interventionists could not intimidate the majority into an abandonment of the doettine of non-intervention, they have seceded from the organization of the Democratic party, and are endeavoring to form a new party in hostility to it. Secession from the Democratic party means secession from the Federal Union.' Those who enlist under the. secession banner now, will be expected on the 4tli of March next to take up arms against the constitotional authorities.

■ FREE TRAliL Hon. Justin S. Morrill of Vermont, author of the Tariff’ Bill now before Congress,used the following language in reO o O gard to free trade,in theoourse of an able speech made by him in advocacy of his bill: There is a transcendental philosphy of free trade, with devotees as ardent as any of those who preach the millennium, and who will be fit legislators for that period, but not till then, which call for a passing notice. It is the poc-* try of legislation—a sunlit' theory, rejected in practice by every civilized nation on the globe. AVhile we support the Government entirely by duties levied upon importation of foreign goods—and no one proposes to doit otherwise —it is difficult to understand what gentlemen mean when they talk of freetrade. Until this mode of taxtatiou isaboU ished, free trade is not possible. All the Uteratureor log-’ m on this subject, therefore, when applied to us, is impertinent. If all nations were equally wise, strong, weal thy, and in exactly equal circumstances, then free trade would be just and proper.. But it would be oppression to forcealess fortunate nation into such a race. Free trade involves the absurd assumptidn that new rivals can successfully compete with those who have already reached the highest proficiency in ’any art or manufacture. But give n vigorous people, alive to every new scientific d iscovery, with plenty of capital and coal, the start in manufactures, and they will hold it in any open market to the end of time. The wall of earth in front of the assailing armies before Sebastopol was no more essential to. their security, than are laws awarding the home market to the existence of manufactures “yet in the gristle, and not hardened into the bone of manhood.” The President of the French legislative : Crops, in a speech on the late commercial treaty, fairly states the whole question: “Free trade may,” says he, “it appears to me, be considered as the object to which society is tending, but protection ought to be the means of arriving at it.” •' . . •; . r

1 never hare denied— I’m willing to be tried— A call for sympathy (rom sorrowing man; My own bard griefs impel My heart for such to feel. And I am willing to be tried again.

RE3LDKM:B and office on the Corner Liberty and Pike Sts,

VEVAY, INDIANA.

J. 11. TITUS, :

DIt J. W. MURPHY, PHYSICIAN AND SHSGEONv MT. STkR&lNG, Swltxcrliuid Co ant ft Indiana.

Notary Public, and Qeneral

The claim, tho* often made, For shelter and for aid, I never have refused, and never can ; And though my purse was scant, Tbepoordid never want: And 1 am .willing to be tried again.

Real Estate LECLHRC nOXJSB, VBVAY, 1ND.

JOHN L. EOELSTON,

BCALtft (X Dry Goods, Groceries and Prodoc*, Sickle's CKLEK t .KKSTi T cKr. IS" Foil'd (Bee adJms, Pitwor, Ismasju

Is counsel craved, 1 give: 'What pleasure to relieve The doubts my neighbor’s spirit that un . man! , What wisdom’s given to me, To him is offered free; And I am willing', to be tried again.

In certain contingencies, we are told, that in a certain event the South-mast forcibly resist the inengaration of the President elect, while we find those whd are loudest in their threats of each resistance, engaged in the scheme to divide and destroy the Democratic patty, thereby securing the election of the Republican' candidate.

DANIEL COLE, GROCER,

Harness, Hames, Collars, Saddles, Bridles, AC., Main Sir«t, litdoor twlow Teat*, turner, Vcv.tr, IxauxA. ■ wH-Cni

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.My brother goes astray: * 'Ah me, iJtnotr (Ac wuy. The slippery way, that lures the thoughtless man! 1 run lo.dtaw him back— I point the dangerous track; And 1 am willing to be tried again.

BENJAMIN BGELSTON, JUSTICE, OP THE PEACE, . Covixctov, Kentucky. OFFICE comer of foslngton Pike and Midlsna itmU Particular client ion jaid la the C«dlection of Claim. .111 hu.tneM entrusted In him will receive prompt attention. ■: ,epl 1

O, h. THOMPSON A CO., Boot Shoe Manufacturers , Shoe Store—tsrholeaala & Retail, niltt Street, Vevcy, Indiana. ■ WORK all warranted. No credit on Retail. Storeroom in Mrs, Dumont's Building on Ferry .Street. September 27, 1859.—tf

Does not this line of policy look to disunion? Intelligent men must be presumed to understand the tendency and consequences of their own actions. Can the Secedera fail to perceive that their efforts to divide and defeat the Democratic party, if success(nl, must lead directly to the cession of the Southern State:.? 1 trust that they will see what must be (be result of such a policy, and return to the organization and platform of the party before it is. too late to rave the country. The Union must be preserved,— The Constitntion mast bemsintained inviolate, and it is our mission under Divine Providence, as I believe, to save the Constitution and the Union from the assaults of Northern Abolitionists and Southern disnnionisls. My friends X have detained yon too long,' and will close by renewing the expression of my sincere thanks, 1 merely made my appearance to acknowledge the compliment yon have paid tup by so Targe a meeting at this hour of the night. I recognize among you the faces of many old friends and a large , number of my immediate; neighbors frora.IIli* nois, as Well as others from almost every State in the Union. T only regret my house is not large enough to.enable me to.invite you in and take you individually by'the hand. '

I’ve suffered many a wrong, ■ Prom evil hard and tongue— Ive learned forgiveness from no common Mas ! • Forgiveness I have shown, As God to me has done; Aiid 1 am willing to be tried again.

I. L. WATTS, C. PLRA8AST3,’ . C. MASO*. WATTS. PLEASANTS A CO.,

HOW TO MAKE MONEY !

Commission Merchants, And Dealers in Western Produce,

BUY. your Cook at the One-Price CatU More -of

COURVOISIBR & LEWIS, And mts the enormous profits that are charged to make up forbad debts, and your success Is certain. ■ . !• ■

WILLIAM FAULKNEE,

6? and G9 Street, Siw (lauAss, la.'.

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE

Each night on bended knee, The All-seeing Eye doth see My body suppliant at a Throne Divine; And there fur brothers’ need,As for my own, I plead; And I am willing to be tried again.

Pie# Siam, Vkvat, Ism.vj, . , MA.VU FACTORYofSaiWlci. Uridlej, Ha roe* j, Collars, he. Terras of ,ale, Ca-h. itir All it ark ntiul he settled fur «liciijj*jh|tfk taken from the ikop, at credit can 11 o; lie given. Thankful for past: tuur*. a and respectfully solicit a libera), hare of patronage in the future. augltt

SAMUEL EGELSTON, Houso-& Sign Pain ter, .Glazier, 4c.,

Covisoros, KisrrcET. WIU. give prompt attention to all call, In his line. In Covinglun, Se»|iurt of Cincinnati, oitil in the a.) Joining count lea In Kentucky. Term* n.-a.-onabte, and tali .fiction guarantee! in aU ca/w. • *ep2l-tf

Theyhave*Jiul received, it hindioine stuck of Dry G oods, Groceries, Hats &

Caps, Boots & Shoe*. Queenswore. Table Cutlery, ■

I'm dying fast and soon— My life is past its noon — I’ve had a premonition that was plain; My-beiill was strong in faith That Christ would smile in death; And 1 am willing to be tried again.

SS~ Aa assortment of SKWlNll THREAD — suitable fur sfaving Machines, kept cuiotantly ou hauiL ’ ianF

which viU-be Mitil very (uv. They buy their Goodi fur CASH, amt take,; real palm in refecting their stock. They are receiving fresh supplies eiery month, which maker their stuck always froh and complete; Persons who wish to make money ahouM study their Interest, and call at the Cheap Cash store of COUK.VOISIER & LEWIS, N.W corner of Uainsml Uherty Street i. • o'Rotter. Keys, Raffs, Rees war, Cnuntry Produce, ic., will be taken in exchange for roots. Veray, August 3, JhW.

The Democratic Candidates* Senator Douglas; bn the night of his nomination a»ldresseU bis friends as follows:

NOTICE TO EVERYBMI! DO You wlih an Accordion* Of a Violin? ' Or a Fife or Flute! If you do, call at ■- ■ UhA J. L.THKUAUI)‘i IK you. »iuil anv article of OK' W 3C. 0»“»T it V■' fall tur it at J, L. TIIEUALD'H,

non mm.

Fellow Citizens I thank yon for.this manifestation of your kind* ness and enthusiasm. The circumstances under which this vast crowd has assembled, spontaneously, with* out previous notice, demonstrates an earnestness of feeling which fills my heart with gratitude. To be. the chosen standard-bearer of the only political orgsniztion that is conservative and powerful enoogh to save tho country from abolitionism and disunion is indeed an honor of which any citizen may be prond. 1 am tully impressed with the responsibility, of the;; position, and trust that Divine Providence w ill impart to me tlm strength and - wisdom to comply with alt its requirements. Our beloved coriutey \t threatened with a fearful sectional antagonism, which places the Union itself in imminent pail. ;: This antagonism is produced by tho effort tf one section of the Union to me the Federal Government for the purpose of restricting and abolishing slavery, and a correhpondiog effort in the other section to force slavery into those regions where the people do not want it. The ultra men in each district demand Congressional intervention upon the subject of lertitoriis. They agiee in respect to the power and dm ty of the Federal Government to control the question, and differ only as the mode of exercising the power. The one demands the intervention of the Federal Govern meat for slavery, and the other is against it. Kacb appeals to'the passion ami prejudices of his section against the' pence and harmony of the whole country. On the other hand, the position of all conservative and Union loving men is, of at least ought to be, that of non-intervention of Congress with slavery in the territories. This was the position of ike Democratic party in the Presidential contests of *48, *5*2 and *56. This was the position upon which Clay, Webster, Cass, and tbe friends of the Union, and all political, affinities of (bat day, established the compromise of I860; upon this common ground of non intervention, they contended with, and put to Sight, the abolitionists of tbe Forth and tbe secessionists of the South in that memorable contest.

r. a* hoe it.nek,

Maker and Jeweller,

T le Best of Bargains!

If You Don’t Want loGft Side,

Maw Srattr, Vmt, I.w. T nKSPECTFCLLV )uf»nos the ptthllc that ojientdn Storeou llain direct, In ■P V-gi*. Uufuur’* buiMioff, anil Intends ktepiBs "frit/ cm band a fftncntl axiortiueat of IVaicuu, XTuicas and Jirrtar. Particular allenUun told to repairing Time* plecea, jutd all kindsof Jemelry.

The Finest and Best Stock ever Offered in Vevay. THE subscriber - has just received a splendid stock of Sprint' and Summer Clothing for Men and Hoys. 1 1 have all sorts and varieties of

CALUnt TIM Ktt.tCD’S Mein Stree: Drug Store, ■ml supply yourself with the su table article* or Bedkiuc* to keep yon Id good tieiilh. •'

&)' For a Cold or Cough, try Hal’s Compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry. ■ . For any Disorder of the Bind, Use Be* fjean’s, or Bull's Sarsaparilla. . ’ i S3 ‘ For any Derangement of tH Urer, Resort to the Cte of lIooUatHl’s Cerntia Uften. j ■ S3* If you Imre any desire for thertiso of * pleasant Anti*Dysiwtdle Remedy, fait Try “Ho* setter’s Stomach Bfuir*." 1 -i

GOOD CLOTHING,

MJ5TALIC JBtmlAI CASES.

Prom the coarsest articles lb those made of the finest material, and on the. best, ard most fashionable styles.

1 KSSK V. SHORT, I’.vptRtiKCB, h&.and will omiimie to keep, on hand, alt rite* of thclatmi iiupnned Metalfc ilurial Cmo< and al*o lw» with all klndJ of Sstcriiulan. lie win at*u*Jt«od tu Cement] Nff, and *R call* to hi* One of biufee*. lie cmutantly keep* <VJ hwHs.*H aortaand *Ue**h

Have yon Toothache? If sa, apply fame* dlately at Thietiad’i Drug ilore for a rial of that tntlf gvid and pUmant JiKW XKBEUV, that he hat, which kill relieve In Tiro J/wufrs! Jto* I* your Malr falling otT, and year head be* coming l*al JT if so, you may hare it restored and beautltk-il by calling at Thttbaud’s Drag Store for Frof. Wood’* Hair Meliorative. . ' ; ; Verayi Feb. S, IMu, ‘ t = .r

Among the many snides of which every man needs some one or two. t have Coats, Vesis.v Pants, under and over Shirts,.Drawers,,Socks, Handkerchiefs, Cents Fit: nishing Goods, and in foci everything generally-kept in a well regulated clothing store. 1 am prepared at all limes to Cut and Make Glothes to order, in the most approved style, antVn large stock of Clptii, Casiuiere, Satinet/ Satin, &c.,is kept on band for this purpose. \ 1 hope bydo«e application to business, - Amt Fair Dealing,

JOHNSTON IS PLACE OF F1TZPATS1CR—

BE ACCEPTS.

Ready [Unde CoJBus’V ; lined and iriipmed, cfcllipowrol nml plain, and wlll'miend with his litany all K't'wnl (laving purchased his tnc'allf »«S the roanidl his material* at pries*. Ite-e anlctas will l« disposed uf «o Uk tuwt rra»pnoMe terms..Residence amt Stop u'i min try sittrt,nurth of 3. U. Sillier & Co.'s Smbi M1H..

Gov.Filzpatrick having declined the nomination of Vice President, the national committee have substituted Herachet V. Johnston, of Georgia, A committee to inform, him of niB nomination wailed on him at (he National Hotel. He received them in the dining room of the hotel,.which was crowded with ladies and gentlemen, lie accepted the nomination, endorsing the platform in every particular, and declaring that the South would sustain the principles- laid down in it.' In hia opinion, the doctrine of non-inter-vention was a necessity to the preservation of the Union, and he sboM firmly, and he hoped bravely,, accept the responsibility imposed npon him. He cherished a hope that Providence will lead us out of our civil disasters, and in His good lime conduct us to tranquility aud peace.

B. MOREHOUSE,

Book Binder and Blank Book

31A X U FA CT U BE IS,

V ar ao. * JbLw

North «idcitf Main-CrossSt,,n|ip. Cherry Laac, ■ yiAinsux, iSdiana. A LI. kind* of Blank Books ruled and Banna to any pattern. Hooks f**iJudges, Tieas* urws. Jtia'ijrdiTj, <ic., on short' notice. Ledgers. Journals, Day Hooks, dec. 1 Newspapers, JLigarmer. Music Bouts. 4c., bound In the la* bat styles at very low prices. 1 IPp/.ire me a call before petting work dniib elsewhere. mrtHy. HP. MOKHII lUSlt.

5TMIR onto at hast it may be said- tbe truth ba , ; bom when sjwakiog of the merits of ..

John Bull's Worm Destroyer, j *-t'hUJren do eat them greedily and astc for morel" And they os truly prove themselves effectual In (he cxiwlBng of Worms!. A (rial of a single box kill convince the mmt skeptical. . . - For aate at wholesale and retail, at tie Bain St. Drug store by tfehJJ J. L, TUlEBAl'D.

To merit and receive a liberal share of public palroilage, and 1 only ask that all those., wauling .anything in my line, will give me a cal!/ to be convinced that the Finest t most Extraordinay Bargains can be hiu at tny Establishment, on the North side of Main sheet. . 1 ■ - :• JOHN W. GRAY;'

Uccoi vcd., DIHKCT from Dr. John Bull, 12 Boren Boxes •* Butt's Worm Destroyer." jjbo, a fresh supply of . . “Bull's Sarsaparilla,” ; ASK •' .

Cull’s Comp’d Pectoral of Wild Cherry, All of-which is offered at wholesale or retail by ffUJ ■; J.L.T1IU:BAID.

■ , I?j R. f ■ S 2 ** » I d 5 E g-, A ''-'AA? I S jd g a.I "L I i W Jj ir-§\B;o- ; SS> ■? N 3 Q 3 5 3 = 5 tjo 5- 0 C ? 2 ■ * i C »'a r * a =. 5 " Y fc fc |,a P £ S ; 2 “ U g \gS o w3»|», ? a.H| B § r s j 2 a . £, s 2 ’* ffl a, if? 3 .'! ' . S *sS U o . v I f I 5 2 * " 3 » n o S’ 11*2 5 I 8 r -f 3> - a I

"VJ'ON- END l,Us IV K HI’RSI NO FUTD.—The Xl Inal lu tbennrket, always on hand, and for sole by ttebtil J. L, TI1IKUAVD.

New Blacksmith! Shop I * THE undersigned has-just speotd a Shop on tVal uul St reel, oppo- .1sice Sclden T. UvUy’s /; Stop, where he U prepar- ih , j : - V . , ed todo all kinds of wurk ' , wPpSg^ —'w*x :n bis Hoe In a superior ' , - .manner with promptness. 1 ■■ Particular attention given to.Ironlng Wagons, Carts, Flaws,’ Horseshoeing, making Hay Press Irons, rlc. dll kinds otltcpalrijfc done «s short notice. Heady-made work constantly on hand, ‘ gf I respectfullysolicit a fair ihara of public patronage, and.will endeavor to give salisnet Ion in all cotes. . CHARLES H. UERHAUD. - . Vct»jt, March 7,1600,—df/; T: , '

LABPS— Of rarhius styles and prints—always on band, at the Bain St. Drug Store. opi**■ite Odd FcllukS’ Halt, and fur sale by febS • J. L. TIM NBA CD.

BBECKtNIUDGB AND LANE ACCEPT.

A large body, accompanied by a band of music, proceeded to tbe residence of J. U. Breckinridge, ami, having serenaded him, be, in response "to repeated calls, appeared, saying: He (ell deeply this mattifesUtion of friendly regard, and accepted it as an approval of the proceedings at Baltimore, by which the National Democratic Convention'' presented his name and that of his gallant and honored friend, Gen. Lane, for President and Vice President of the United Stales;

QI’ALDINCS rUKl’AHED GLCE—For mending O furniture. Crockery, dishes, tee. It should be lit every family. A brush accompanies each IntUe. For sale by J. UTIIIEUALU.

The stale argument of free trade is, “Huy where you can buy cheapest.” As a simple proposition, it is right. The fallacy is hidden, because it does not disclose the fact that you buy cheapest where you can pay easiest. Suppose a fanner to pay a dollar for a scythe) arid to do it with one bushel of corn: it does not cheapen the article to show him where to buy it for fifty cents, when he will have to part with the same bushel of corn, or even two bushels, to get the fifty cents. Free trade abjures patriotism, and boasts of cosmopolitanism. It regards the labor of our cam people with no more favor” than that of the barbarian oiv the Danube, or th§ cbolic on the Ganges.

SCHOFIELD’S

WOOLEN FAGTO 11 Y,

At lUsin? Sun, liid. i rrtJIE publicU hereby notiflejl that the machinery X in this establishment is Oak all to complete order fur Carding, Spinning, Wearing and Coloring; and all work, where woo) Is lu good order, kill be ■lone in a skillful and satisfactory manner, upon the following terms to-wit:

FIKB AND SMOKE. TDK nndenttned respectfully Inform their friends and the public gene rally that they have taken the (land for-BsfejL raeriy occupied by K. U. Andcr»on t sSsuu (the old Jail), where they will carry on the Blaekitnlthlng Business In all iu various branches.

For making Blankets fl width,in the grease 41 each For making Blankets, washed and napped “ For making UlaaktU,cotUmwarp,‘ ' 1,10 “ For making I leaf Jeans, 1 furnish blttewarplUaSSe For making 3 leaf Jeans, • ’ 23c For making White, IJosey, “ ’* ‘ , IPJf For making Colored IJnsey, *£co For making White Flannel, ire For Carding, Spinning and Reeling, pr lb . He For Carding, Splnoing&tkbling itock’gyarn ]fc

The precision proceeded to Brown's Hotel, where an immense crowd had previously gathered. Gen. Lane, after the performance of k an air, appeared and tendered his thanks.. He was prottd of the nominee -of the Baltimore Convention. He was a man whom be had Jong known on the battle held and in the councils of the nation, and he felt deeply honored M being placed on the same ticket with him. Ho (Lane) accepted the nomination ol the Rational Democracy, and with them believed in the equality and rights of the States under the Constitution.

. JO* All work warranUd sound, and of the best material.

Particular Attention I Hones are not shed tike mnloo, nor routes Ilk* hone*, m this stop, i UUBLAN & SOIUSEZ. Vevay, March 14, IHiX—ly

Wool tent from adlitance, io food ordor, than be worked as soon as possible, and forwarded to the owner according to directions accompanying IU < I will keep on bead a large supply of nimkeU, Jruu, Llasey*. Flannels, and Stocking Vara, to tell bheap for Cash or exchange for Wool.

THE SUBSCRI*]|ff™: faittijpSr* bera conUflue* i supply the •MWBttzens of Vevay apil Vtclinly with the beat Fresh Meat the country affords. They sew the public at the Market House every Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday, at reasonable prices. ; We pay the highest market price for fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. NORTHCOT 4. ROUS. . O’ We P a y the highest; market price in Cash for HIDES, to be left at the store of Clarkson dt Waldo. N. & R., i.Vevgy, October 5, IS59.—t , , .; . j

CAKRlAGESs&e.

It was dn this common ground of non iaterventidn that Whigs and Democrats agreed lb stands in their respective part; platforms of 1852, and each part; adhered faith folly to this principle so long sails organization was maintained.' Tbo JJem* ocrats still maintain it, as tbs key* stono of the arch 'which binds the Federal Union together; and to this cardinal principle of non-interven* tion has the Damocratis party renew* ed the pledge of. its faith at the Charleston and Baltimore Conventions. ■ As the ;chosen representative of that great party it is iny fixed determination to keep the faith and to redeem that pledge at all hazards and under all circumstances.— The safety of the Union depends upon strict adherence to the doctrine of non intervention—intervention means disunion. Intervention, whether by the North or by the Sooth; whether for or against slavery, tends directly to disunion. Upon this identical question ; attempts are now being

’ , TQK undersigned tin* l ophMd and continue* laWBfffeyy •P*ir litas—to msnufaeloro KIII Boggles. Carriage*, nlkiei. ■ Wagons. Plows, Sc- ; Bepalring, Painting, Trimming and Jobbing of all kinds dona with nealnaa* and dir* patch. Haring the best of workmen and ftialerial*, ha 1* determined not to be surpassed for durability, ileganco or cheapness. All work warranted.

Wanted.**'2,000 pdnnds of Lard to grease \Vool with; la exchange for goods, or work dune at nyr establishment. . .. ■ I am now prepared to work daring the coming Mason,'40,000 poandt of Wool. ■ ; Tbo highest ClndonaU price will be paid in cadi; or work at raj* establishment for Wool. Being thankful for past favor*, 1 respectfully solicit a share of public patronage, and will always endeavor to render everything satisfactory.' Orders or Woolteft with Hathaway k Co,, Ferry street, Vevay, Ind., or Jonathan Howe k Son, So* gar Creek, Ky., will be premplly attended to. All work ten over winter will be charged extra for storage and risk. *y .Vo Wort trill be Delivered until pnidjor. JOE SCHOFIELD., Rising San, April II, 1560.—Jm

I am prepared to m ana failure plain or fancy trimmed Coffins, and attend funeral call* with heatao. fl. a. TIK1UJK. Cotton Township, March 16,1640.—If

. 0£T 1 will hazard the assertion, that no man ever did, or ever will become truly eloquent, without being a constant reader 'of the Bible; and an admirer of the. parity and sublimity , of its Iangn»go.—/VrA«r Ames. , :

GP Hon. D. C. Stove/, Agent of State, bns.informed his friends in Montgomery county, that the July interest on the Stale debt will be promptly paid, and §165,000 of .the State's liabilities* canceled. After this disbursement there will be remaining in the Treasury §194,000 to ' apply in redemption of the State’s outstanding bonds.

To Hay Oroivors and Hay 1 Press Builders,

RISING SUN FOUNDRY. J. M. REISTER '& CO.,

THE undersigned haring bought the exclusive right of Jefferson and Swiuarland Counties of the Patent Beater or Monnor Press. hereby give notice that whoever wish to build frwti of the shore patent can get the right of us, _ We keep constantly on hand tba Casting* for F. L. GR13ARD 4 50.V, Vevay, IndianaIf. B,—Those whohave built Presses of the above Patent, since December 30,15J7, will pleas* call and pay us the Patent Fee. »ep2l-tf

A f TDM A W S KNT PENDT's BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES, Made by C. B. SEYMOUR & CO., WT Nassau street. A*. V. Friee,*l per box; aenlfree by post. apSWtm JIj* Foa Salk at au Darootne,

H AVISO removed their Foundry Into their n»w building, are now prrpsred in do all kind* of catting usually dona (q similar establishment*. Haring procured good Lathes, we tie enaW ed lo do Turning and Finishing in a neat and workmanlike style. Weare also msnubeturing O’Key'* Patent Lath Culler, which with ode Horse Power wJU cut from 60 to 7J,000 merchantable Lath pqrday. We shall also bare made and ready for the season, Sugar Mills ofthomort spnftjvod patterns, at prices that will suit all who wufa lo purchase. We have made such alterations Incur Hay Press Irons that place them beyond the posslbiliiy of breaking. I

OCrTo bo active.ia the primary vocation of.man; all tba intervals in which be is obliged'to rest, he feho’d employ in gaining'a clearer knowledge of external tbingsjfor. this, io its tarn, will facilitate activity.

jElemoTOl! A LFBKD SHAW baring torn away hi* Old ** Store Boom for the purpose of putting np a ifeir reaWTed hlj Stock of Good* w Ferret Dofour'a Brick,

Carpenters <5* Cooper Took , OF THE BEST QUALITY, and at lowest Benros.by F. L. 0RWAI1D h gny.

COAT. OIL.—We have Jwl received a anptily of No, 1 Uaysvtlle Oil, which we are selling at reduced price* for caab. . _. _ apjl CLARKSON k WALDO.

Thankful fur past favors wa earnsstly solicit a continuance of trie tame.

0poodle hi* old stand, where ho will be pleased to wait upon hi* old customer* and supply them with'good* at taw prices. Versy, tnd., Feb. 30, 1660,

All orders left with F. U (5RI3ARD & SON, of Vevay,wUlbij punctually attended to. J- U. .REISTER fi CO, Rising Ban, Jan. 1, ISJD.

rrEAS—TEAS.—dost received. afreih an poly ol 1 Imported Teas, which will be sold at reduced price!, at the Cash Store ol - , aog3 COORVOISIER te LEWIS.

(£r Yon know that grief always lies, since it forever prophecies per* petal ty.

he Celebrated "Wooster Fanning Mills tar sale taw by ‘ r.imw A So.v.

J3T Men IcmpUheir temptations

UKCtL ELXD90C. 8IK0S BETMtC, BLEDSOE Sc BETMEB, MERCHANTS & TRADERS, FlOUXCX, ISDIJLXJU ■

Il s. u*a. r. unjwir. IAMB ft ABRIHSON, Attorneys and Counselors at L&vt, VEVAV, INDIANA. WILL practice In the ConrUof Swlticrlamt adjoining cou oiler, Alt Ie?al tuuiouJ Ml with either will receive the prompt muentton W bet*-. Je£!

L t. 1CIUI D>. H. HO I. ; K. It. BA*TOX. H. fl. BAKT0N & CO., Commission Mci'clianls, ' isii utuuii . a pi WESTERN PRODUCE> No. 92 Uapiilae Slmt, New Orleaai.X’a.

J. *!, Jillev, tUilng Sun, | J. C. Cut LET, I’alri-jt. JELLEY & GURLEY, Attorneys and Counsellors at Lav?, IllSI.VC £L’>' * (MTIUOT. 1X1). 'il/’ll.l. practice In the Circuit and. Common I f 1'Ici* (,'ijurti of SwlUtrlanJ All butIu«M iiruin|4l/ attended li>; anti all biuiiiW ml rutted Lj cither, *Jlt receive (lie alU-ntiun uf Imth. - 3)ll 1-lllMl '

dr. x*. wcibtt, BOOT & SHOE il.Uv.EK, Ferry Vcvaj-, Indiana. ESPKCTKULI.V Inform* ll.e public that Le conlJoacr to carry on the Ituui luv, *»A'i Mure bonnet* in all Ur variant lirtndie*llHj at hit old itanil on ierrjr tirect, one Joorf H* abote U»c llruc riure, ., He warrant* liU work In fire Jatiif.wlloit, bulb In itylc and durability.

ilMCY HOUSE, Corner of Illinois a ltd Market streets, IsOUJUfOMS, iMOJSfU. ri'HIS it a new and Klnt-CIaMi Boarding Htmtei X' in all Its ilejKtiuneuu. sml *ell situated, IkiU)T In llie »crj center uf tLe business [>art «r Ibe City, ami well Merits'a lilierat share uf the resident or traveling jatrange. Terns $1 ]ier ilaji and reasonable )*r meek. " A. S. KIMJSLKV, reomrroi, nor23 (sue of Switierland Connir. . * . ■

REGULAR HADI80H PACKET, ,{S±» forest;, jMOi& . QUEEN;, C. l>. cos vr.lt Y, Captain iS. n. VAKKEIt, Clerkt Xf riEE arrive At Vevay.for Cincinnati, Tuirt* f j day* Atiil TIitirMaj* At 2*j o'clock, 1*. 3%. ai») Sunday* at I o'clock, IVII. itetaraln?, will leave Cincinnati W>lnc*lat*, Friday* and Mod* •lav), punctually at 12 o'clock. 'For frcijlil.or ttnjilj on boanl.

, V B V Af STOVE Jt T0W.IKE EMPORIUM. TIIK sntucribers keep coiMUnily <n I band a targe awomnent of ATOVb'.V. 1 combtlng of all the mud approved jiaiIlcrnaandatuH, foeluelnx lb*’ popular ■‘IJ ttck."**nipT>« r,” “C hatnii ion,’ 1 “Ke* llan«,’ , and “ Premium" footing and f Heating Stove*, all warranted IwCft* ratbbeUutu •* - ora o«rvF^a»®! We keep on band a Urge dock of Tinware of oor iiwn mantifuture,wUhwhlcb country merchant* will be inpplied at CfndonaU price*. Abu, Japanned Ware, Brat* Kettle*, kc. 'JOB WORK. Alt kind* of Job Work In our tine. *uch a* ?poutin gr, Tin Booling, ke, done at abort notice, In the very bcrt it vie, and on reasonable term*. AS* Oli) Copper, Bra**, and Pewter, taken In exchange.' C. GULllL'NBCIUttKOH

Candy Manufiiclory and Bakery! 1'IIK laliscrftfc’r haa ju4 adilnl to hli I1AKKUV ia4 L'njfKKCTiOSAKY «t»Mbhnwnl, 1 CAKDV manufactory, ami keep* cotufaaily m b»n4 A Urge uMrtment of Camltc*, *Wch be wilt mU «r rtry rwuonable rate*, ami Utretualf rill foi U to tbelr advantage to buy afhone, * 1. A full tdpply of It read, Cato, Cracker*, Clear* ami Tobacco, amt Family (,‘roorrk*. alwari kept orvhaml. ' CIJ.UtLKS C.VSKB, febl Ualn Street, Ye vay. Indiana.,

HE AD-8HAETEES FOR BOOTS AND SHOES! AT the old end well known etablUlunent of C. T1UEBAW &. SON, Mein itreet; between Ferry end Liberty, Veray, Indiana, may be found the ' ft**i utentire k belt aoort* /sent «f Emm Wouerer brought to Veray. Atao, keep comtantly on band a full auortment of CUSTOM ■■ Made Work—which wo war ■ fxnt to plre aallalkcttnn, hath In quality and neat ran of ityte. ■ . poors & SHOES,. Df the Bnot qnaHly and tatat itjle, modi foorderoa the ibortett notice. O*Boots ano Shoes RaraiREO w Tint best manner. gt ihwt notice. . MClO-tf. 0. TBIEBAUD ft SON. OoslL'for Hides! THR Hlgheil Market Price paid fir Minuend Son. C. THIEBAPD ft SOM.

ELACESM1THING! 1UIE nndersfgterf respectfully announce to the . dlltens of Veray sml the • surrounding country that they*. hareettabtUheilthemselmln . the shop formerly occupied by Joseph Jagers, on Ferry street. mnd ore now prepare 1 to Jo all Usd* of work la their line.. inch as irqnlng Wagons anti Buggies, making Hay Press Irons, Plows. and erery thing die pertain*. log to this business to a satis- . factory manner. .Ashare of public patronage is respectfully solicited- , JAMES ARMSTRONG & SON. Veray, March 15,1*611—tf

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, VINES, .SHRUBS, &C., CtrUtriTU *SI> nm 8ALX BT HOBBS, WALKER & CO„ At the Evergreen Nurseries, Twelve roDej cut of Loulrrlllc, Ky„ Immediately OQ the l*>QUrlUe Bud Frankfurt Railroad. rPRE PROPRIETORS haring made large addlI Hons to their assortment, are pre|arod to mpply Kioto who may .faror them with their order*, on rerr faroraWe term*. Their Trio are well grown and ri go rone, and warranted I me to their name. Their N unary now contain) I'M acrwWTh tj hare *otd and delivered tree* In southeastern Indians for sereral years, anl hare always gi re o general laUrthetlon. They rer pert fully refer those who desire to purchase good [rttit trees to the fanner* throughout Indiana and Kentucky! Order* addnuaed to HOURS, IVAI.KEItk CO., O’Batmen Port-Office, Jedtrron Co., Ky.. or to J. 0- BELU Ruing Sun, Ohio 1 Co., [nd., will recelto prompt attention. .iplSdlnorll