Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 29, Vevay, Switzerland County, 18 July 1860 — Page 4

Sir “Occasional 11 writes FULL COMPLIANCE the following to Forney's mra tue Press: LAWS of die of INDIANA ! THE AUGUST ELECTIONS. ' '' : ’ 1 ' " The August elections in the j SECURITY South and Southwest will bo Fire I nsurance Company, very bitterly contested. Nel*| — . sou and Quarles of Tennessee, ' 0£ace ' No- 81 PIne st -* N ® w * York ‘ Anderson and Moore of Ken-! caeafist and safest uode or tacky, and Winter Davis and | i-mim-cc. jr» Morrison Harris ofMaryland,; DEAItEflS receive 75 PEEC'T. and others, are preparing lor; of net profits i the coming contest with "reat| — hidustry. Bets were freely! Cash Capital, (all paid in.) $500,000. offered on the Avenue this] suupi.us, - - • morning that Boll and Evereh would certainly carry] Kentucky, Tennessee, North | Carolina, mid Alary laud

DR. IIAMPTOX.

«» JfcXow €l_ JESSE TEATS. - ITJOCLD in Tor in Li soil customers an 1 1 the rest of mankind, that he is ju: receiving and ojfeniag at hisoldstani the largest and lest assortment of Good in bis line ever brought to Vcvay, com prising, in part,'a complete slock of DRYGOODS,

[ JJSrThc Commencement exerciwe of the "Wabash College, Crawfords,villo>, Ind* wero mots tbon usually interesting.' ProlV White’s Baccalaureate Sermon, is highly spoken of. His text waa John vin, 32—30.

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TheWushington \ Const iiulion .the Democratic organ at, the seat of Government thus speaks ol one of the lies that have been put in circulation since the nomination of Lin* cOLsr '

DR. HAMPTON'S

OPPICI'a'l COtTNTT PAPER.

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Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hompton’s Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton’s Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton’s Dr. Hampton’s . Dr. Hampton's. Corn’d Diuatic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, ' Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, ' Comp’d Diuretic Pills, , Comp'd Diuretic Pill?, Comp’d Dturcljc Pills, , Comp’d.Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills. ‘ Dr. Hampton’s - Dr. Hampton’s Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton’s Dr. Hampton's Dr. Hampton’s ! Dr. Hampton’s Dr. Hampton’s Dr. Hampton's Ur. Hampton's Dr. Hampton’s Comp’d Diuretic Pill*, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp'd Diuretic Pilla, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Comp’d Diuretic Pills, Cure Gravel, Cute Oral el. Cure Gtjvvt, Cure Orat el, (,’uie Gravel, Cure Graiet, Cure Gravel, Cure Gravel, Cure Grave 1, i Cure Gruel, Cure Gravel, Cure Gravel, Cure Gravel, Cure Gravel, ■ Cute Gravel, Core Grav* I. Cure Gleet, Cure Glee I, Cute Gleet, Cure Gleet, Cure Gleet, . Cum Gleet, Cine Gleet, Cute Gleet,Cute ; ■ Gleet.. - Cu restrict tire, ‘ .. Cure _ > Stricture', Cure i Sniciure, i Cure , •• Stricture, \ . Cute Stricture, ■' Cure Stricture, '. Cute Stricture, Cute ■ , Stricture, Cure Stricture, Cure Keiichotihcrp, Cure Leuchoirlcco, Cine LeuchotrlitEo, Cute Leucborrbita, Cure Lcuchouluea, Cure Leucborrlirda, Cure l.eucbotrboia, Cure Leuchorrhu|a, Cure Leuchorrhnja, . Cure I.tucboirl.cca, 1 ■Cure.Leuchorrhtea, : ■ Cure Leuchorrhuti, , Cure LcuobortbiiM, Cure Lcuebcrrba'a, Female Weaknesses, j . Female Weaknesses, , Female Weaknesses, l Female Weak netse#,! Female Weaknesses, - ' Female Weaknesses, Female Weaknesses, , Female Weaknesses,: . Female Weaknesses,- . Female Weaknesses,. Female jWcak nesses, . ' / and ‘ • * •. all other-, j ; ’ Diseases ‘ of the * ' 'Dladoei, Kidneys, AxDStxeii.Oac.Ns.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, IOO,

A Private > Word With Seme of Oat Friends.

: Tno subject ’ which he auuooucod 'as drawn from the text wan, “The [EssentialInfluence of Christianity in ’ securing Civil Freedom.” He commenced by defining civil and religious freedom. Ha discussed tha subject in regard to individual freedom. That which gives freedoip to pach man, amTUisptres him witlitt'dense [of bra right, mates a nation free. 14 1 -1 can only give you a brief outline. ' Jt occupied near two hours in delivery, yet the audience gave fixed attention the whole-time, v

tirfcccrics, Hardware, Bool* and Shoesol all kinds, QUEENS WARE, HATS dr GAPS, For and Boys, and UEADV illiDE CLOTHING; Together wit ha thousand things too numerous to mctilton tu an advertisement. All of which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, for cosh or its equivalent. 1 would respectfully request alt wauling articles in my line to give me a call and examinemr stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns feel confident' that 1 can suit yon. JFSSE TEATS. - Vevay. Oct, 12. IS!P,

We ate almost dsily solicited to change the Bxtzillz again into a partisan paper. *Dnt vre invariably reply that wc- cannot do it, o widg to circumstances not necessary to-mention here. Dot, we have this to say: Aa .a great many.of pur perstmalsccni to think [tactually ntcettar) to have a party organ in this

We can honestly say that j the friends of Air. Lincoln | have taken the pains to cause ; that gentleman’s stationary, account, us member of Con-] gress, to he examined, with' a view to aserlain whether] the scahdall concerning liisi several pairs of hoots charged j to that account, and of course! paid' for out of the public.' funds was or wa not well]

county,-we do not think it right Tor us to ipwiw wpy, and if a suitable pdj'- - son mo-Be |ocutc J to lake cha rge of the office, and conduct the paper to the satisfacUooof the Opposition Party of this - county, we will dispose of the office and . retire to private-life,’ and live on the interest utlhe accounts due us until wo get at something else—if immediate application fc?maile. We regard the Reveille is one of Ike best established and paying local papers in tbcSytte;. 8jf itjjSuccesr and prosper- . oafs £o pa [I io n clearly’ prove. It has a good circulation, a large advertising pa-

JOSEPH WALKER. 1‘rttIJrtil. THUS, IV. Bll'USAt.L, Vie- PutlJtcL HlflURLi L. IUVUOCK, Sttutai)-.

New Store and New Goods!' R, P. CRUTCHES, MERCHANT TAILOR, 1 “I AS juft opened a new e*taUi*hmeDl tu* J. I ir.tkwu's old «und on Hit K>BUi-tirt ci>ruoref XItin aud Fen? UrecU, Teray, ItidUni, when: ho InU’mb tevpiuj a good stock Gents, Futplablng Goods, ■ >xo Ilcady-umdc Cloiblnp, which he found*spiling at the, lowest lit iuc living a PracUtii Tattor, I »haU at att times he prepared In . Ciil aiitl Salic Clothing OF ALT. XIX DS, TO pKDCC. tty cto« Application to huttaew, audtow ce», 1 liojH,- to merit ami receive a ItUcnl abate uf ]>uhlie patronage—awl 1 Invite aQ U> gtv« me a cal), whether they tdtmolid me or not. JCf* Remember the pure, opposite tirtsaid** Hardware stun-, Ferry street.' II. P. CRUTCHKft. Vovay,- X'ov euiher ?, 1WJ; •

‘P. J. WALDO, AGENT.

I. Christianity docs something for civil and religious liberty, because it frees the individual from nil vices and excesses of every nature. CromwellV army fell mors the sprit of liberty,. because there - was healthy blood, leaping through their veins.

CONFIDENCE OF THE RePUB-ucA\s.-*-The Republicans are no less sanguine. They have many able and prudent men iu their organization, and have nn advantage in the fact that, although a purely North* eni party, there is no division in their ranks. One of them said to me, yesterday. Lincoln wight certainly to bo elected, as the Douglas men prefer liim to Breckinridge, and flic Breckinridge men prefer him to Douglas. He seems about tho second choice of every body but the Bell and Everett men.

1 founded. We published the j ! allegation to that'effect from tlie Louisville with simultaneous of a hope that some one would investigate it, si nee/trifling** ns "the* Circumstance might seem to many we thought that, it ind icated such a. disgface—fu 1ly estimate on the part of Mr. Lincoln of the duties and responsibilities of a representative, and of the principles of honor and honesty, that it ought to he known to the people who are now asked to elevate hint to the nation; and if untrue 'we, knowing that such weapons damage their •authors more .than against wliomthoyarcaiinedjdcsircd Id see the charge fall into disuse, WWp -frankly' say that tlie officer of the House of Representatives having in charge the stationery accounts, has certified through' tlie newspapers that the records of-Ins ofiice furnished no . evidence of any : transaction like that laid to Mr. Lincoln's charge' ; ■

VEVAY, INDIANA.

' Ttili (V.cipiny iouet participation polldel. klj WirnflLe panic* lofartidpkteiutheprufiti of the ; CVimjaaf—Ihr Itnuml Ii;cttrrfc(th«If»hilH» * hat- ; ever, • } Three fourth. of the ctl profit, of the iVmptay i are muuklty iilrh]e>l1» the iniurnl. ! Spedil attention riven 11 luiurineo on I* wellies' *n<l limine.. 1‘ropertr. j IntiinuivVUiheu « Ion- ftih/ iir.y other mpon1 >ll>!e(.'omt*Iir. ! F. J; WALDO, Ar.EST,

Uonagc, considerable fob printing, and has alt the county printing; and as a political paper, during the present exciting political canvass; Its circulation could be nearly doubled; ■ ' '{■ ;We r aje nol anxious to sell—indeed, did we consult alone our own feelings we would hrfl'do so—but we feel that we are under some obligations toour political friends, with whom a few years ago we fought «tde by side many victorious political battles, hence Ive make thpc suggeslioas for their consideration.

2. Christianity sets In favor of civil liberty becanso it respects law. it teaches **to render to Gcesar the things which .ate Cmsar's,” and: to bo subject to the poivcra that bo. — The Deity, is the great friend of law.The epitit'of Christianity is against all mobs and violence. ,

warT-lf VKVAY, iSH. ( 1UA KEKNKV, Agent, at Patriot.

'BY STATE’AUTHORITY.

M*. F. WX’KWta.VS’d CtU.ttAUt>

8. Religion secure* freedom by makiog every man bis. own governor. 4. Thedotrine of salvation by faith doe* much towards secnring freedom, Tba inJividuoI is called to act. He does nothing by proxy.— So priest’# faith answers his purrpose, lie, has a Hying faith of his own. The Puritans and Scotch Covenanters ivero mentioned asexamples. . ■ ■ /-.■ ‘ 5. Provisions ‘of mercy, which have. been’, made for us; have a tendcncy to inspire man with o feeling of personal liberty, . .. > 0. Christianity teaches freedom In o very thing, is no virtue in any act which' does not' come from the heart.; :/• - •

Blood Condition Powder,

BM.oi*hcm cir' Craltle,

Abraham Lincoln was bora on Holui*s Creek, Ky. ; It is one of

. cnvvfuu rmnr »iiv or nrifcs am* Wi/t*. T )l:F.I'Al:tn and *W br W, F. MT KUlilAS. 1, VrvEctv iat srti.r(..\.?rfT'nJ Stiwl. S t»crii Ujiu and Jlulkrrj, JlilU-m, lud. Hd, I'ovilrr 1. 1. fwn fuitiitl. by long ojerknee t • tfc hifbly etefe! tot the cure ut the vwtt<.u* Uii-rwtiiwhichtb.w-CaulvatelUljvrt.vii;

The following probem, which we clip from a

the/most beautiful streams in the country, arid its clear , waters afford delightful'bathing places. It is celebrelfd bcimyi as its whole coarse abounds with excellehV'sites formilla and factories, and hitIhatTC wanting is the * thriftfand ingendity of the Yankee to make, its haaks.resdund with tho .Imni of machihfiry and the glad voices of thousands'; of happy and v Industrious workmen'. "v. ; ; V'f : K -V■."■r-' • ; i V ; -l'z • a.",'

Into number of the Philadei* pjiift Daily News, we submit to our readers for solution. —

IV iitilcr. lU lvtoicr,lH.So tf-Vj’lr-l:tv. luaarj jiralii-, Vcllua Water,iertAilici uf Atanyv. ti.Csiuatioo. t’alipcebr Kt.vem*-li-m. va<!v.I ft.mplali.l,*’ a Ult* nw- ratal lo 11 ,im lu d.’.v vtutAry. Vri,-? .t-.

Wc shall be much obliged to any one for sending us t he so-' iution, or at least the result,; for publications- , Five merchants entered in- 1 to partnership, out he 1st Jan., | 1856. The first put in $.120, : then, on the 1st of June, $000-' The second ; put in at: first $800, and on,the 1st of Jh ly $1200 more.; The third pnt in at first $300, and every six months added $100. The fourth did not contribute mi-! til the 1st of September, when he put in $500, and repeated this sum every .six months.— Tl.v- ilAK jAth in ji*j capital, but kept the account for the others, for which they agreed to pay him $75 per month, in advance, and putinascapitalOn the 1st of Jan., I860, they dissolved partnership, and found they had gained $12,000. What was each one’s share of the gain? j

FIKK IXSl'UAACK 1.\(MS1VKIA

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Isaac fur r'kitmlaml .i

(Quarter Perpetual.) CASH CAPITA I.S100.000 OO. TOTAL ASSETS,6582,33501 S. Ij. LOOMIS, INe.'itlciit. II. KELLOGG, 8t'c«ctury. Branch Office, 31 and 33 Well 3J iu, Cincinnati. II. II. & M.M. .M.iOiu., Gen'! Agents.

First Premium ami Alfutal u* .t s’ // / .v /; AM> WUI.\«I.\« ill ACIII.M^

JSTKVKSS. ilaunrsciiinsr, VrfMlllr*, loti—- • tijv.lt* 3 1>J liii Sujx‘rltir " & AVrlnjin;; Marlitiii', sliirli rivt-n e*J fiir .Vi tint attlir Olil.iSn » Kalr, nifl si lh.: f, >. I'sir st I. iiiUrillv; J»i (Miaiktit UieJIlrcbiu }a I null air, ('in, 1 jinti. <>., ii.J ttififlrxt i*lw iniiiiii st *stli C. snl> ttjir Is Ohj.i. sii'l liptitii'Lit arr.' U bs» j, liras') iitkv.1 ) In an; .’.lacLim! u| lUr kiln! rvirl-tfcrr i.lkrc<l in tiit> (.aMir, Ihitli la!, or A tin. Wt'af uf cfi.ihn, • . ItiW '.VJatliiae in Jialt i.ttit by J. .viv— IiTIh, Oii iWt, .Alt »ntvr< |<ruui|itl; IlllrJ; (trio* Sli.OO.— ■•lit* tor tilt* In AV»ai, F. j»Cri>atJ I Son; .A brrilI’mi. K. W.G.iaW: .lllfim illr, Jn.-. iloorr; 1‘aiitirw, 11,-jirt- .A. 'J liiLor. A urn-13. WJ.—ly

.Agents In the principal Citlo* and Townmf the Unlen.. Lo-ura I'rompity I’nld. catlnns received auJt*olifk‘il3.ui-dArcne»cJ l.j F.J. WALDO, AGliKT, ; VliVAV. JXU.

ho Mbs. Nkcikct Issdiuxo? When; insurance . is within their fyt.■ . ■; I ■ , ■ ■ I■ - -V ■ , reach upon every thing that is vain* able; this folly can only bo explained from the fact that '‘procrastination is, the thief of, time," - Hen intend (h Insure.in a few days, to-morrow or.next week. Yet how often is it; that when to-morrow or next week <*nrria« flifi’tf -baira-nrt. prAnnrlv ta indelusionhas., carried thousands of men to bankruptcy, to rninj and to poverty. :

7. It arU m behalf of fieedom

' GP The Louisville Conner of yesterday published the following paragraphs: •

because it educates the understanding. The Biography, History aud Poetry ot the Bible (is unsurpassed, but the oratary o(tho Scriptures was more particularly dwelt upon.' A parallel drawn between Peter and Demos* tbenes and also between Paul and the Earl of Chatham. . 8, CLrlbliaally educates the heart —teaches/to love our neighbor us ourselves—directs to lovo God supremely. Gao a man obeying such precepts bo enslaved,

N, Jorgenson, Agent, Florence, Iml, IRA KEENEY, -Agent at-Patriot. 6.-J. Daluuzzo, Agent, Ghent, Ky.

AVe arc reliably informed; that the Constitutional Democracy of'Miana;\yil| have a * full electoral ticket in the; field’pledger ui tUe sujjputi ot* Breckinridge mid Lane.— Some of the oldest and best Democrats in .'Indiana are in thismovementj’and thousands of the * honest hearted, J Con-1 stitution-loving people of thej Hoosier State will rallyj arbiind the banner upon! wliich is inscribed, “The Con-1 stitution, the Union, and Equal right do 1111”. A massj meeting, wo learn, will be i held at Indianapolis about! the first of August, when and | \vhcfe the State organization! will be perfected. , ,We do not; know ; whether. * cand idates i will .. then .be nominated fori the State office or not. j The Democrat party .is a Unit, There are no divisions! in its ranks. North and: South, East and West, wher-; ever the hag of the country! floats, there Democracy . is! found.' The opposition to it! is divided into three Wings.— One of these is led by Lincoln,! another by Doublns, a third' by.Bcll., These.are all array- ! ed against the' Democratic; party; and are opposing its; noble standard bearers, Breckinridge and Lane. O

HEALTH UBST0KEU!

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€l)aljjbcotc ilills. AX ijxrlent jud itnsaehte preparation of IKON, puriiltd of Oxygen and Carbju by combudinn in Hydrogen, of high medical aulhotily and ulraoriUnary efficacy In ca:h of the klloi, jrg coai|iUlto,vU: ;

Cincinnati .Venereal Hospital, *

EtljLlifhrJ in iht War 1S50.

t?i: TlIH ri’KU y?.l l;U*.\TK And tinier tLcjcoutrul oft»n..f tbo .Mu-d TtiilneC!. I'tt} tlrialf* 111 UiO kurld.

THE BXIOX 0? THE SPATES THE CONSTITUTION OP THE COG STEP, AND THE HXJOECEHBST OP THE LAWS. ' . .. ‘-.It . Isdiajupous, July 12. ; ;.A£>-meeting of the. Esecnuvo ,v Committee, for oE the Con* aUtdlional Union Party, ou» the 4tb lost.;’,it Was resolvod to recommend .to the Bell and-Everelt to bold a State Convention at ladian-

DEUIMTY. NERVOUS AFTCCTIiW?. EMATfATtoN, UVdl*El*SL\, UIARKIKEA, CUNStll'ATION. SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATISM,' MERCURIAL CONSEyUENCEa, 1XTI.KMirTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, ( IlIiOMu' HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, HITMENNTRUATlON, WHITES, CHLOROSIS. iK.' miI’I.E.1 ON THE KU E, ROUGHNESS OF Tl!i: SKIN, etc. - ■ Tbe IRON bringabo.b.-l L; tb v aa.l O.u . circulating tbiuugli t:.e it iwtv ij.luu, nu pa;i i.f lieU>l>-iu cscx{*'theirtruly won le/lirilulliu-ijcv. The experience of thun-aud* da;;y pruvex that no i>reia.*aib(; of Iron can for a moment be cmal>art.l aitli it,. liajiurlllijj of (liebl***!,iRiut-ti <u' ul vital cue ryy, i<m?a:id(itIiSfwDe-!ciOycul:ii'!t.-x-■loni Indh-ate iiiiiiei’xiu in a!m<ct evtrj tuned va)i!c(9lc- liioildrftul ituiiiinlcbllity (Litiraibur, chioroiU.vte.,] ill elRet* arc dilisnfnlly icno? vatitig. No remt-iy La,ever been ui-oicivJ, In the waok hhtory of medicine, «Etcb exert* iudi jir-KUi-l, happy, ami fullyAoUiraiire cfletti. Cowl apprute, wm-i'ku; digeriuib, rjpf J acquUitlan of iircngtli, with an. amuinl ui>|tMli'Q fur active amt cheerful exercise. Immediately fultua tuiue.. Ai a grand lUuixd.ic and general rcxtii atire it fcaj no sUi>crfor and no substitute. ,

I’ll* E. Cos*ri*tc from lamina ted IVii Ilu'ldlii'j, eei for tUe jcil t.-u j c«r» of Urn ciu* c.Uie-U Venereal ami 1*». t- It. Iir»si/Lira, Into <*f .\vvT vfi. Tlilr ia literal} uiiiee in Ihu city * licit' a tore ul’iVt* vele rouitc obt.inrd, «iuu<el dir use of lucreury ur fban-c «f diet. 0«annim-» iutvd.in U In Id tiijutiu tiler) eared‘in 3 in ju djt t. Mri.ljrei raf.-d to J la 3 heel*. Am.'ti.lit! Eiutiaiol.* in •.* |j Q ,UJ ». .VieiLi.I iic=Li,i-!.jcuriJ mS ior> heel*. SyiJilIii* tu i » Tritoary bbj;alriir«t to 3iUit, IvcuuiLi} iii m|it(iiu> cored id f' In 3 »L-rk»..''Lio l)u* mio rare J in I lob In.j»>leiuy, ii*r«.r restored in I to-C trot-ts. .Ill litveioui a rnI ate .N kilim in-sled h lib LM«ralk'lW Wn-ic,. ilelenr t ornate. ‘ j

On Sabbath eveping/the Society of Inquiry was addressed by Rev* A. S. Reid of Vevay, Indiana, His sermon was appropriate and forcible. .

' Tub Iuportascb of Issubiso.— We should remember that accidents will. happen:; to the most careful and prudent—accidents ate continually occurring that no foresight could pro; vent, and nb prudence guard against. You may. be careful, but your neighbor may be reckless. Your child, bryonr.; servant; may not exercise the '. care you do, or the torch of the incendiary may be applied and prostrate allypnr plans/of safety. Is it wisdom/ after all/yonr care, and all ypnr caution, to overlook, or neglect, thegreatest means of safety and security within your reach —a Policy in some good responsible Insurance Company. If you have a home, don’t neglect 1 insuring it at once.

Eel low S inkers.—Is it necessary or advisable to .address an audience continually, as “fellow sinners-!” Is it not enough to bo follow-crea-tiires, bom yesterday, suffering and striving to-day dying to morrow? By our common humanity, my brotherr and sisters, by our common capacities for pain and pleasure, by our common laughter and our common tearsjby our common aspiration to reach some--thing better than ourselves, by our common tendency to believe, in something good, nml # to invest whatever wa love, or whatever we lose with some qualities that are superior to our own failings and weaknesses as we know them in oar own poor hearts—by these, hear me! Sandy it includes the other designation and some touching meanings over and above.—All ihe Yiar Bound,

spoils/ to; nominate' an. electoral ticket ' i

It if. Grovl WorVon Pi i vale lliiHn; Pfltale (Juttli: V> litvUti, i*‘Jit-lhi~i to nil, LtUe ntnl tfcnmlc, tho u'iu ,»i.d youD,:, j abouto read thl* Ixibt. It «<It iiitirai.tl ii,u^ ■* bo gnu** In JalLJci*. Price Sj iviiti, iriit l<> ‘ mail, ( Hr. Iloo* jiartc'* yelibnlcd 1’irirntiic arn*! ha* nor hot or will tut I, LiirriollaJiitj looU-cNk-ti> bear children, c|cefjil ul (lie Dmai.l oi hr.-, thou Id bn In ut tiii* it».'Uitiu.— Price reduced to $i, rir. Uuuajotto'* jFreuch ISiU-nl Aide Safe! It b perfectly *arc;(aml nerer (albto pice utii< faction. 111* the odlj cafe ami *arr ]>m euloe - egaltitt pregnancy t(jJdin.-atc, The pri™ <■, l!tc French t’elcul Malefic, tbe>iugla one, t?l per half dozen. ST |>er dozen. SentiA malt. ILJ* ilatlauic lo rtaV Female Si*n jtdy Pill* U o ufa and tdlal Its Tmiinj tor »uj>pn **ion* and alt Inmate disc aea, Lsiitct ahouw not tue ' them during pwg mnej, aa tlicy.altl produce taUcaniage. Prici 81 per boa—eaua line, fi, treat to any odJrc*; by wall. Bn. B. & K. ire be men to commit, they aro unquestionably jiel nowtedged lobe (be riumpltmand king of v unreal ubea*«a,aod tbc only BoCton «bu Tv eive Monthly Jtcpuda from the old world, the; bare beenwcCttMutned ri»m an early age of }* mU to witness the tariuu* diseases which aCI rf mankind, and to watch tbo prtijrcii tLrough « tong career or piufc*doivBl »tmiy, In cmiy *pl cw of Ute, from the nutable abode of poverty 1 1 the manskiaofUic wealthy, and having Diverts ined beyond a doubt tbc vast suffering of. htmufoiiy, they determined to re* I led the peneratriV system a* their [oft leu tar study, and to devite thcirwholo- aueniion to . the alltilatlwi Of jlhe Jiura*-** of those lmj*oriant function*., Aa teller* mil be auuctvo uu* tc*i they contain] a remittance re a postage stamp. Call or address,' m:.' -Brs. BONAPAIITE & REV.\OI.D.<, \ No, jaiSycamoifc SL, beL Filth 0c M1U1 Sb., * Hail ride. Office ]llout* G *. w. toll r. a, tUcj£5-00 •’ j J f ■. Cincinnati, Ohio,

/Now, in pursuance of said resolution, ’we respectfully invito all who dams the election of those tried patriots' and. statesmen, John Bell and Edward Everett—honest, capable, end faithful to thei Constitution—to aond delegates, from: their respectiao counties to a Convention to be held in this city on the. 15th day of Augint/nest, to nominate an electoral ticket;; and perfect the organization of the parly in this State. By order of the Executive Committe* .rt * Ai H.‘ Davinsox, G^n. Jb& J. Haydex, Seo’y. - *-l.V I*,**,*** V h * „

JSjT i’itt up n bras fiat metal-boxes containing M Villa, ]'tioc SoccnU )«r box; fix boxer, 5u; one do ten Imxcv, $1 WJ. For axle byDiuggfiU generally. Will be <;m free to any address ou receipt ot the prke.‘ AUieUCrs.onlcn, tic., should be addressed to , K. It. LOCKE t to., - ■ ‘ Gkmuul Agists, ’ . 3W Broadway, New-York. For sale in Vway by J, L. TUI Eli A I’D, dealer In Genuine family J/tdirinra.' ‘ . dtc<-Iy

A Homestead for Ten Dollars.

CQin nnn woHTn ov farms - nod JpO IUjUUU building lots, lo itc bold Region of \ Irglnla, Culpepper County, to be divided among ten thousand twubundred subset IUrs, on the Illib of >eti(tmber,lbOU, far the benefit of. 1'ort Royal Female Academy.— FubscriiJluiu tia/y Ten itvllan tiuk— one-half down, tbe rtil da delivery of 15c. Deed. Every subscriber will get a Rutldlng LMor a Farm, ranging in value froai Tcn IMlari tu Twenty-live Thuuund Dalian. Theie Farm* and LoU &resotd tbue cheap to laduse actllemcnl, asuOicicnt number be* mg reserved the incrcaic la Die value of wbith will com pen talc for the apparcnt low prke now asked. ‘

; j;4E3%Oa Saturday last, a large and enthusiastic. Breckinridge .and lane meeting was held at Greencastle, In* ditxfa, 1 and able speeches were made by. Hon;. B. R:;Eckies' and J. A. Bcolt,Esq. -A foil ’delegation was appointed to the State Convention. Mr.'Scott said that every, township inPatnam comity would give a mi* joptyjfor lB f '8nd[K,.and paid. the follpwing compliment to Lincoln : *, My! Mends;;,Old Abe Lincoln, dr Honeit Abir Li ncol n ,w h iche v e r y o u <Ab«e ' to caU biia, however I may detesthis political principles, is an honest mao.'ABe is an honest party candidate—en able mao, with integrity of: purpose; ; In selecting such a man for their candidate, the Be publicans did not pick out a politician, who, cimolcon-Jite, has changed bis color to suit every substance with which be might come in contact, — 'When Mr; Boughs saw that his chance for obtaining the prize bo so mnch desired, was becoming dim, he suddenly changed hiatactics. When be found be was making enemies for himself in the South, be changed his tone and made a speech in favor of the Booth—I might say pledging himself to- stand by the decision of the Supreme Court.

The following New papers support Breckinridge and Lane:

: . pn iiampio^r$ Com pou n d Hi 11 r 1;t«c Vi 11 s Contain neither Balsam or Mercury, bill , are Purely Vegetable in their Com-, „ position; mild but potent in their ■••• • . action, ami never foi b cure ■ ;. the most hopeless case - . ■ ; of those disease lb,; ' : which they re 1 t ,, particularly ■ • 1 ■ . ’ ' ' • adapted. Cr. Hamplen’s Comp’d Diuretic Pill la Endorsed.-Recommended, and Used in the Practice of Physicians gen* ■ ‘erally, for the Cure of [the above Diseases. When Physicians’ ■ v vibcomnichd n Prepara1 :,tion, sufferers* should j' no longer hesitaie to lest its cf- ‘ ! ",V- V• / ficacy. ! . For'Sale Everywhere 'For Sale Everywhere. ; For* Sale . Everywhere. - - For'*S4Ie/Every where. For Sale Everywhere, -For Sale Everywhere. • For Sale Everywhere. -For Sale Everywhere. For-Said Everywhere. •" For : Salei Everywhere.* For Sale-'Every where*. For Sale Evejy where. For Sale Everywhere.

Journal of Commerce, N. Y., Buffalo Post, Binghamton Democrat, Putnam County Courier, Delaware Republican, Hudson Gazette, Dunkirk Free Press ami Argus, Genesee Democrat, Batavia, Sshenectady News, Albany Eveniug Standard, Now York Day Book. ‘

«S-MORE AGENTS ARE WANTED, iut of Allegheny City, lo obtain subscribers, to whom the moit liberal induounvnli will be given. Some ■genu write that they are making &AX) a month.; SO~For full partlcnlara, Sabseriptloo*, A gender, it, apply to E. llACDEH, ; - Fort Royal, Virginia.

00“ The-Boston Be© has the following : $50,000 REWARD!— Lost, Stiutbd or Stoles .'—The great, gloriooa ani united DEMOCRACY having mystoriourly disappeared from tbo view of its anxious friends si nee the 16tb of April last, the above reward will be paid* to any one who will restore it in all its beanty, and no questions naked, OSE OP THE M0OBSEB8.

qub DisraomiBD naroK

The comet begins to present quite a luminous"train, and a nucleus of much, deeper intensity ©flight. Through an inverted telescope it resembles a red-heated ball gently reposing on the apex of a perpendicular and copious jet fountain of white light. The train is broad, and displays a dark stripe like’the axis of a cylindrical cone, with slender streamers like the.long tail feathers of the lyre bird.—■ About nine o’clock, or a little before, it may bo seen in a clear evening considerably higher and much more northerly than the planets Jupiter and Venus, It seems to be very busily engaged in attending to its own business and generating its own pyrotecnio splendor.;

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. (A Benevolent Institution,etlnhlithed by ipccUl endowment for the relief of the sick and tltiUecscd, affiicted with Ylntleni and Epidemic eapocUlly for the euro of Ubeawn of thb'SexnalOigana. " - ■Jt/fEMCAL A DVlCKglrebjiaUj, by the .AcllJL lids Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, wito a deMripiion of tbeir condition, (»gu,occupation, habit* of life, &o>,) and In uac* or euromo porerlyi Medicines furnished free of charge. ■ [ Vairaett Krroan on SpmnalnrrtjCEi, and ■Other UUcaaca o( the Sesnal Organ!, and on the .Ytit Rtuiciitt employed In the Dupccrary , sent to the affile ted In sealed letter ci.vclopea, free of charge. Two or three etaiaiu forr-oji-ago will be acceptable. Address, Dr. J. Skillix lloeonroN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,No. S bonth Nicib atrvot, Philadelphia, I'a. ajile-iy

Important to Females.'.

DR. CIIBBSBMAN’S PILLS,

The combination of IngrediooU la thote PUU are the mull of a ton; and nztoiutra practice. They are mild In ibetr operation, and certain In correcting all Irregularities, Painful Jluaslruatlona, removing all obstructions, whether from cold or olhcrwlvyhoadachc, pain In the aide, palpitation of.Urn heart, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature. ' To ilauttn Lanin,. : Or. Ckeeieaan’s nils aro Invaluable, at they will bring on thomonthly period with regular* lly. Ladles who'hare been disappointed In the nso of other Fills', can place the utmost cdnfl* dcuco In Dr. Chcescman’s Fills doing all that they represent to do. . K.K.IIUTCHISGS, . General Agent for the United Stales; - ltd Chambers-jl., Xow-York, Tto elm all WboUialevnltTi tkouU Sc addnucd.

— There ia a dew in one flower, and not iu another because one opens its cap and takes it in, while the other closes itself and the drop runs off.-— God rains goodness and.mercy as wide as the dew, and if wo lack them, it is because we will not open our hearts to receive them.

Little Evils—Great crimes mitt comparatively few. It in tbo little meanness, selfishness and impurities that do tbe work of death on most men, and these things march not at tho sound of the fife or drum. They steals with muffled tread, as tbo ho steals upon tbe sleeping sentinel.

Cigars and Tobacco . OCR supply of CIC.UIS Jt TOBACCO U varied sod extensive, comprising aU lioii Iroa the cheapest to the highest prices, fcttft ; CUUKSOK t WA1.D0.

jCSrAa olI are anxious to ‘Vee bow tbo wind blows,’* in tbo present "mixed up” condition of politics, we are giving more political nows now than usual. Wo give items on all sides from the most reliable and authentic sources.

Sold by J. L. Tiumacd, Vevay, Indians; X. Jorgenson, Florence, Indiana. foicrMj

For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere.

— A Utlo boy seeing & drunken man prostrate before the door of a groggery, opened the door aud putting in bis bead, said to the proprietor, *!Sea here, sir, your sign has fallen down.

Price. Fifty Cents per Box. PetPjlJtED OXLT nr

PLOWS & CULTIVATORS. A FULL •Injj oa jbaad, aad . i\ps[ f i n n] for sale lev by I

DE. J. T. HAMPTON «k CO.,

405 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.

IHT For sMe in Switzerland county by J. L. Thieband, Vevay; J. W. Murphy, Mount Sterling; Rogers &< Colton, Wocfrefield; Wm. Oibson, Patriot; N. Jorgenson, Florence. • ; dtc2Mv

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OA(] KEGS ftELMONT N.MLS oa t/l/ 1/ band and for sate lo«’ by . nov!2 - GIUSAKD & SON.

—A young gentleman who has jost married a little beauty, says 'sho would bars been taller, but sbo was mid# of inch precious materials tbit Niter# could not afford it.*

Kr Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks and Oscar B. Hord, Esq., wilt speak in Veray, on the 23d July, at 1 o’clock.

— Six of tlie Democratic papers in Indiana have already declared for Breckinridge and Lane.

White Wheat Flour. WE hare Jml v«t tted a fresh supply of While and Tied Wheat Ffour. for sale low by , ' BUrtS CLARKSON V WALDO,

PDTK LUUDER. — WeU Masoned tad m3j for um—dear, fir* l»n4 (cooDdonscjoa—for i»Js at pricM reduced to suit ibo liasaij>?7 j MAKtVOOD k V0iX t

0 tT Fiva Florida papers have announced in favor of Bell and Evoiett.

ColBoo xmoamal A' URGE tupply by the I)AO. BAB11EI. or I’OCND, F. L. CRISAKD & SON. ,

SUGAR A2JD MOL ASSES. WE are now recdrlcc a ftwh ripply of choice Sugar and JIoIa**«, lbr family ux, which wc will kU wholesalo or retail very cheap for cash. jniS CLARKSOX i WALDO. Iarojj.*"l3P03n« Kn T0X3 JimrccelTfd and for talc at Claclo* naU prlcca/or Caik. r feb2i l\ L. ORJSAUD k SON.