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CARD & JOB - PRINTING* At low Prices for Cash ! V Sur to I’sovrrsiH uJ nstair, l>.» b«*t n; to INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS, I* to drrohia Umj v.d Ci»Sj edetrl ralr. J ' The RtTin 1 1 J,~,« Of net baa JmtNwanprtlri Kiii St* aal ftciQtifaIt s vpe,iadiji)oK.pnpu>t Kith an abundance of til kindj «f tatutuli fcc <Wof <rety variety o# — ———

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VOLUME XLIII.

YEYAYj INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1860.

NUMBER 32.

JDr; J.T. KIDttWAY, RESIDENCE ASD OFFICE OS THE Comer Liberty and Pike Sts, VKVAT, IBfDIAJrA,

(From the New-York Independent.) The River Path.

cheap ability is related —a clergyman "oat West" baTiag written to the faculty to eay that be had quite a family of boys and girls whom be should like to have educated, and wishing to know "whether he co’Jn't get a job o( preaching, round there to pay their expense.”

Many of the older citi- ! zons of Baltimore remember Lthe incidents of the last war | with Great Britain, and the | gallant defenso* ( at NorthPoint by fho citizen soldiery.— Among others who hurried to the detbnse at that time a company of horsemen from Frederick, and in the front rank of that company was a’ commanding-looking young man in the plain black dreea ofaminister, but with a nohlo and gallant in hand. This was the Rev. Charles G. McLean, a follow student of the Rev. John M. Duncan, so long known in Baltimore. Mr. McLean had just received a call to the charge of a church in Frederick. On the Sabbath morning when tho express took the news of tho arrival of the English fleet arid the landing of their troops at North Point,. Mr. McLean ascended his pulpit, selected a suitable text, preached a inost patriotic sermon, and in conclusion called upon every man to rally to the defense, of his country, himself setting the example, and the next day appearing, as above stated, in tho ranks of the volunteers. From that time Mr. McLean devoted | himself to tho ministry, j through a long mid useful life. 1 On the -Itlnnst. he died atTndimmpolis, Ind., of congestion of the urn in. Three days after, his- beloved wife followed him.. "When told that her husband was dead, she clasped her hands and exclaimed, ‘ ! I thank thee, 0 Father, that he is at home; now let mo soon follow him; life has for me no attractions, and death no terroro. 5 * llov ■ *•*»- swered, ami she gently fell asleep in Jesus.

•T JOSH O. WHITT It It. No bird*song floated down the bill, The tangled bank below was still;

f DR. J. W. MURPHY, FH7SICIAK AM) StTBOBOK, ( MT. STERLING, Sirlturlutil C®m»iy, Indian*.

J. n. TITUS,

Notary Public, and General

No rustic from the birchen item. No ripple from the water's hem.

, Real Estate Agent, LEGLBBO HOl’SK, VKVAV, ISC,

The du?k of twilight round ui grew, 1 We felt the falling of the dew;

| JOHtf 1- EOEISTON, PIlLtI I* Dry QroOenC* Produce, Stmls's Caiiuf, K«STvT sr * J3"]o>l-Ofice addreaa, Faixtor, IsduxX. ■ I umber—laiDber—lumber. * rflQE undersigned baring purchased and put fa I jo>i repair tie Saw Jut), at Centre Square, and ob alsed a kw* 1 Sawyer, t* now prepared to furnlil aay.klad of order nrualto Itli lection of country. A mod on hand— reliable for Buildlngi, Hay Preiser, Of -lit Beau. Can »aw 33 feet and under. Jac« 20, ~ r. IL STOW.

' Hciq. John Pettit, formerly U, S, Senator from Indiana, has written a long and pointed letter, declaring for Breckinridge and Lane. The conclusion of- his letter is as follows;

*. a. t-uia. r. *nc9fc*. IAMB & ADKDTSOK, AllornBya aod Counselors at Law,

For, from us, ere the day was done. The wooded bills shut out the sun.

TETAYj INDIANA.

But on (be river's farther $ide We saw the bill topi glorified,— A tender glow, exceeding fair) ’

r iLL pma« ta tin Coirfirf Swttjfrhnd W .»■* adjoining cwalto. Allleyalbortaeii left with either Prompt attention of both. ...

D3NIEtGOLl£,CjIOC6B, *5B sum'IS , ' ' ’

A gleam of day without its glare.

! full/ approve of the purpose oi the sound Democracy to put a Brack1 ioridge and Lane Electoral ticket in the field to this State, ‘ My i sympathy and judgment ' are with them, and I cannot but hopt tint they may locceed. It ii said that this Is going counter to.r.nd lotting the regular nomination, and that >i will prevent Douglas getting the vote of this Bute. I deny bulb o( these propositions. It was not regular to adjourn the Convention from Charleston to Bahimoie.. It was not regular to exclude, at the latter city, duly appointed delegatee Irons: their scats, it. was not' regular to i nominate candidates by one half-the members after the other half had withdrawn; nor is it true that running a Breckinridge and Lane ticket wilt defeat Doogias in this State.— My observation satisfies me there are enough sound Democials in the Stale who would not rote forthe Douglas ticket if no othet ticket was in the field, to defeat him; but, however this may he, it is the right and dal; of all mea to vote for such men as I f Jhoirprinciplca. The truth] is, there is u? fSgolar nominee of the Democratic part/ the field, and! every Democrat is nl iitaCy to vote j for whom he pleases, withoui viola-1 ting patty usages or part; faith, l i prefer Bteckinridge and Lane, because i their political faith and platform are mine. It is said that this policy will elect Lincoln. Let it be so, ratter than that JDovght should succeed. 1 believe that Lincoln it a more conservative and sounder national man than Douglas, and that lest danger to the Union, and to Us parts, .Vdr/d and Souths it to be feared by the election 0} the former than of the taller. I do not doiire the election of a man who says, «« Doogias does, ."It matters not what way .lbe Supremo Court* may hereafter decide as to the ah* j strict question .whethcr~slavery mayf or may not go iulo a Territory under \ (he Constitution; the people have the j lauful means to introduce or exclude* it, as they please."- This shows that < Jio is neither a jurist uor a states* man, for being either, be must know that the judgments and ' deeteea ( of the Supreme Court,.under our form of Government must be obeyed; tho' it should take the whole power of ibe Untfad States to enforce them; and that there are nolauful means to prevent or defeat their execution. : An appeal cannot be lawfully ta* ken from the judgment 1 of lha Bapreme Court to a .popular meeting. This would be revolution and anarchy, not within the Constitution and laws of the Union. At well may-it. be said ibal if the Supreme,Court has decreed, in »• proper case, that Mr. Douglat is (be owner of'a'acc-'i tion of laud in Kansas, the 'people! of the Tonitory have the lavfuh mean* to deprive fat id of it. This i* | monstrous , doctrine, and the author j of it cannot receive my countenance j for the Presidency. ME Douglas j has-proved falie to sound prin-: ciplesof tha Constitution and of bis; party, and is not worthy of support.! “Ho has dented the faith, aud- iai worae than on iotlciej.” - Caesar j denied the imperial purple to enable| him to pay. his debts and npfcoftb bit bankrupt - coffers,. exhausted by j extravagance and in ambitious strife for power. Have wo no Caesar, in this respect, in these days ? ; Respectfully, dee.; I Jobs Pxttit.

With us the damp, the chill, the gloom : With them the sunset's rosy bloom ; ,

Harness, Haines, i Collars, V Saddles, Bridles, Ac., ■ Vila Street. 1,1 doer below Tufa corner, ■„ r~ • ' Trr.vr, I-anusa. ieH-6=:

While dark, through willowy yijtat *een, The river rolled Id shade between.

BENJAMIN BOBLSTON, OF THE PEACE, 1 Covi-hotoA, Kcxrccxr. . / OFRlCE corner of tcalnjttoa Pika and MadlHQ ,bKk i’lrtlcuIat'tfttenUon paid to tba Collection of Claim*. dll frosiucu entruitcJ to bin vill itpdra promptalien tloo. . (Cpll.

Prom out the darkness where we stood, We gsrcd upon thoae hills af Ood, * t WhC5e light seemed not of moon or sur, \\*c ipE\P oO 1 ? but car thought wii cue. We paused, at if from that bright Beckoned out dear ones gone before,

THOMPSON * CO., Boot’fy'Shoo Manufacturers; Shoe Store—Wholesalo & Beta!),: ■ Jlain Strut, Vtrafr ludiltti. WORK alt warranted. 5Tp credit on Retail. Storeroom in Mn. Dumont's Building on Ferry SUeeU September 27, ISM.—if

MARBLE WORKS, i THE ,ul»crib«r U now fully prepared to do all fcJodf Of MARBLE WORK on m t abort notice ami in the but ityle j workaanablp- I keep eooitaotiy °nnffyVTl| j hand a tup ply of CAfnlllj ITALIAN & [ EnablincmCto HU all order, mnecewary delay. ; SShop it oh Main it reel,, Vo ray, Indiana, ad- 1 tft the I*tlerc Ilftue. j tor the folio*In 5 jer»n( are my authorlted AgroU; .. . I D. 0. Owen*, Ghent, Kentucky. j . M. A. Qavitt, Madison. tndiana. A, D. Vanosdol, Downeys’ efEce, RiSuri; Indi«na. 1 , s,ta ‘* T- J. VAKOSDOL. Veray, Icdlank, * ot HOW “TO MAKE Mo2?*- 1 Bet yot/r Good, at the (One-Price F* lk , tWrt «i ■ \ ■ . couRvoisnm *( lewis, a -d sate the enormoui profit, that arc charged! to*niaic up for bad debt,, and ycuf success 1: certain. , j !. ' TT-rt. ,| They hare Jut received » handfwne rtoci of | Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats & |. . C»ps, Boots <fe Shock Qtie&tf- 1 ( ware. Table Cutlery, &c., Ac., I which will be wUcery low. j . They buy their Good, for CAS//, and take great J palm In selecting tfaetr stock. ' her arc recelrlng; freah (tipplica every month, w ilea mater thefr; I itoek always fresh and complete. j* 1 - Pemui who wl«b to make money ahonld rtudy, a their latereit, and call at the Cheap Cub atoreof; D COURVOISIER A LEWIS, . >*. \V eonterof Main and Street*. , “ . X2* Butter, Kgga, Raga, OMiwax, Country Produce, 4c., will be taken In exchange for good,. Veray, August 3.16M. J

IMebdiueb DETRAZ & TARDY, ! AGENTS FOB ‘.Wheeler & Wilson’s Family Sewing • \i/ E rerpectfnlly rail the attention of the dll- ( f f tern of SwilicrJaod County la lb* abort , Machine. u WleS the beat adapted to General ) Family String, Itret* Hiking, and Ufht Tali taring. Haring used one coututly Id our but- ■ net for the pan two jean with tail remit (action i to oumltct uJ customer*. we ran recommend ' them with ojuflJrnrt to our /rkndt. j We will fitrnbh the Machines at MannJkctnren ' price*-yiie full lailructioai fur running them—- ' and warrant them tor three year*. S The bltawlor table copied from Ibe New York { OlHtrror, need* no comment: Total number of. Machine* toU, 4W10 Wheeler & VTUioa acid In 1BW, t,2tS The Dumber told by the three principal oompanta* are divided thiu; Wheeler t WUnd's Macbinei, 2),Mi Eltiget'i ". 10,W3 Grortr t Baker'* ■ '* 10.2S0 Teray, July d, 1840.—3m

I~ : V/inuPW Curtains! fireboaRF FEINTS TfST P.ECEIVED fromXrw *?. u " f J new itock ol the abort psptu, wblcJ ¥L ‘ ■ *<W low for caih, hr itpil J, L. TlllKD.tXO.

j. l. tv*rr j, c. rLTASAim, c. Mi*o». WATTS. PLEASANTS & CO., ObitMissroN Merchants, X And Dealers in Western Produce/ I : ' C7 and 69 Uagailoe Street, . , ; I ; , Kiv Ouxia*, La. . 1

And stilled out besting hearts to best

The voices lost to mortal eat I

Sudden our pathway turned from night;' The hilts awusg open to the light;

HEW' LIST OF MEDICINES. 1860. I860.

SASIVEL EGCLSTON, i. lie Sc. Sign Painter, Glazier, &a, I ■ ' COTOOTOX, KjXtVCtV. , ILL give prompt Dilution to 111 call* Id hi* iUcc, In Covlnptcn, Newport or Cincinnati, the adjoining coumic* In Kentucky. Tens* able,, and sa&futisn guaranteed to all I repiiMf.

Through their green gates the sunshine showed, A long, slant splendor downward flowed. £?wii elide and glen and bank it rolled; It bfidgad thff ebaded stream with gold; 1 , And, borne on piCja of OH*** allied The shadowy with the ,*ide !. ) ‘••So," prayed we, "when out i7fl draw

and in reawc aucJ.

I .'lOil isle be J. L. THIEBAl'D, appoiite Odd , Fellows' 11 ill, Veray, Indiana, Autborlied Agent:— v j , . ' ■ Dr. George Beocet'i Hut and P.cct HU*, Dr. Unrse’i Indian Boot PIU*, Dr. Checseman's Female Hilt, Dr. Moot'd Chalybeate DIIj, Dr. Hampton’* Compound Dlnirlie nils, Dr. lIoaBam] 1 * German PHI*. Dr. Wilson's Jftad-Ackt IIHjl. ■ Together with the old itanJirJ#— CooV’i Mill, 1 Smith', Hitt, McLean'* MU*. j- Jacn-V Wright's I'll U, | ’ Gravel's Tilli, UoSat’* PU1*, I j f 'Soule'* Hilt, Lew's HU/, I Leldy'i Hilt. Ayer 1 * Pill*, I RoboetV-HlH, Selim’* HU*. ' | Railway's I’llli, Sir June* Clarke’* Female HU a. v ;/>: “ A1S0“ Dr. John DnlP* Improve SampirllU, ," . ", Comp'd Pectoral ot Wild Cherry. Or McLean's Strengthening Cordial,' ’ ,** ' . Volcanic Oil Lint meat. Dr. nrajc'* Arctic Liniment, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Ur. Daeli'a Pain Killer,’ Dr. Morabcnd'a Magnetic Plaster, Dr. IfoolUnd'i German Hitter*, Dr. . I . Balsamic Cordial, * . - Dr. Philips's Cough St rap, ■ Dr. Temple's Syhip of Hops and Bonnet, Tenuian Syrup, or Protoxide of Iron. - Fur sale by° '' [fcl>81 J. L. TUIEBACD.

J. 3. ./mat, Kiting Sun, | J. G. Griur, Patriot. JEXLEY & QURIEY, j Attc rneyn and Counsellors at Law, RISING SUN & PATRIOT, ISO. - \\T LLpractice la the Circuit and Common If fleas Court* of Swltrerland County. all btuln(;« promptly attended to; and all bu/Iaau entrusted Li either, will receive.the attention of both. ;■ apll.tluctr

neat The river dark with mortal fear,

And the night comath chill with dew,

F: A. KOKBNElt.

0, Father!—let thy light break through! So let the hills of doubt divide, ;

'Watch Maker ami Jeweller,

HACY HOUSE, > Coi net of Illinois and Market streds; • , IsOUXAVOLl*, 1* lit* Ml. ;> Till 5 ira new and Flrit-CU*» Hoarding Home, Ii alljt* department*. and well tUuatcd, be* Ing In the very canter of the butine** part of the Clip, imludl merit* a liberal fhare of the reddent < r traveling pallatise. Tennafi per day, and i ’iwnable per week, v i. v .1.9. KLNGSI.EV, Paomtwa, / not 3 v . Late of SultrerlaoJ County.,,

■ The Best of Be rgnins! The Finest and Best Stock ever Offered In Ve ray. THE subscriber baa ji st : received a splendid sfock of Sprit g. and Summer Clothing fur Men and Hojs.t bare all sorts and raridica of < ; GOOD CLOTHING, From the coarsest articled to those made of the Gacsl malfrin!, anil m (be best ai‘d most fashionable siyb s. ;■ . ; .Among (be many ani ties of which every man needs some out or two, 1 have Coats, Veals, ■ Pauls, utiller and‘ over SIiirii,DtawerSj Socks, Handkerchief?, Gents Furnishing Goods, ind in fact everything generally kept in a ; weH regulated clothing store.’. , , ' j t am prepared st all tin es to Cut 'and Make Clothes to order, in the most approved style, and a large clock of Cloth, Casimcre, Satinet, Salin, tc.yis kept bn hand for this purpose. ’■ . 1 hope by closb appUcat oujo busioew, : Atia FuIr Dfullugr, " ■ To mentaud'receive a - liberal, share of public pilioiiage,'and 1 o aly ask that'all those wanting anything, in my line, .will give me a call, to be cooViuced thatlhc Finest ft most Kxtraoruinajbargains can be had at my Establishment, ua the North side of Main street; ; ; ; • . JOHN W. GRAY.

Kits Smrr, Vivar, Lm., a - RESPECTFULLY InLnn* the public that 7l''il>t ha* opened a Store on Main Streep In C V'jjp.Unfouv’* building; and Intend* keeping v,.y oa hand a pecenlanorltcent o( Waicnu, Cues* and Jivust. I Particular attention paid to repairing Timepiece*, and all kind* of Je» elry..

So bridge, with faith the-sunless tide! ! So let the eyes that fait on earth | Ou thy eternal hills look forth! \

And in thy beckoning angels know •' The dear ones whom we loved below."

METAIIC BUEIAX CASES. JESSE W Slioitr, Utonmaea, hi*,ami will continue to keep, tin bind, all itiu'</f the latest Improved JlelaJIc burial Carer, and alw* Mate* with all kind* of inreriplfeo*. He will alw attend to Cement!*;;, and all All* In hi* tine of bminc**. He cuuunUy keep* on handrail rert*and sire* o llctuly nndc Cdilinvi

(Or In the last Some Journal, hit, Willii gives an interesting account of bis-observations in a recent visit to Antioch College, The influence of each sex, he says, upon tho manners oad habit* «i ibo oihor, is found to be refining, as well as stimulative of the highest ambitions; though, naturally,, the effect is stronger upon the older than upon the younger, students, NoiusUaliA, Wynod \h*V of absolute propriety, is put upon their taiercomse. The recitations and lectures are of course in common; but so also ate the ineald—the refectory being arranged with email tables, at which: they fora their own parties 6t four or six, eating and conversing together with the freedom of acquaintances in a restaurant. Out of study hours‘they associate as they'please, often forming picnics and finding amutement to tbs beautilnl ■ scenery of the neighborhood, and mingling much with the society around. Preferences and attachments are inevitable, of courts; but these, honorably panned, are not discouraged or interfered with; and, though undergraduate marriages are not common (particularly while the lady U a -Freshman"), one instance has occurred of husband and wife taking their, degrees as "Bachelors of Arts" at the same Commencement. One couple of "best scholars," who had become attached white "Seniors," aud married after graduating, relumed to the College to become each a Professor. The "Faculty" seem to act- upon the principles as safely established, that love !a only an explosive and dangerous element when bottled tip too tightly, and that free inlwtWKtt, btlw«.w intellectually employed persona of both sexes, results in greater refinement certainly —matrimony possibly—very rarely iu mutual Injury, It should be mentioned, perhaps, tbit the gentle sex has one special offiftr— a "matron." who] regulates personal habits by presiding over the "dormitory", or separate large building where the female students lodge—and that the present incumbent of this office, Mrs. Paine, a New England' matron, is exercising a very marked influence on ibe, College by her singular efficiency and good judgment,. The groat purpose— togive Ms imotter* of the West a liberal education—>U (hue prevented from having. the possible drawback of "scholarly sloveliness." The well known fact that this la the chtapat place of. education in the world suggests its advantages, at within retch, to a class humbler in life, but with its share of noble natures; and among these last‘mentioned we should certainly number oue yoapg woman who is at present successfully pursuing her studies at the College, but who came there without means, and soon found a way to support herself by hiring <u cook to a family in the neighborhood. There is a Spartan quality in this which tells well as an incident at the %t Mater" of a new country.— Cue rather droll instance of pioaier

, lijuil and trimmed, cloth covered and plain, and ; will attotd.witlt hi* lleartcall Kuna ml All*.

' t NOTICE TO EVMliiOJJ 1 u ., DO Ton wDh an Accordion! Ora Violin! Or a life or llute* If you do, coll at feW J.UTIUmU’D'S,

- Having purubarolhU tudalic ra-e* cl the manuCtdarer, a tid all bl* material* at w Rolc-alc price*, there artlcla* will be JUjtOieJ of on the moil rea*unable term*. -He* Men re and Shop on Seminary iintt,|wtll cf S. It. Miller ft Co.** seuallMl.

ix MDBxaaoDWS, ) Bo )k Binder anil Blank Book IttANpFACTUKKKr | Sort i side ol MaIn-.CruitSt M n[>p. Labe, SAD1SUS, IADIASA. : ; V ALL kinds of Blank Books riled and Botina to any pattern.. Books firJudges, Tress • tirere.' Recorder*,'4c., on short notice. Ledger*, Journals, Bay Book*,' Ac.'. Jfewspspera, Wag; sines, Jlitslo Books, Ac., bound In the latest tj leaal very low price*. • ■! ■ JT P Give tne * fall before getting work done eUet here, wrtl-ty HU. MOHEIMUSK./

IS jmo ' "watA. any ajtlcVt at Cal) for It at J. L. THIKlI.UU’5.

Industry is Jamaica. —Tbe last number of tbs London Economist han tbs following table of the exports from Jamaica of unrefined sugar for the years 1835 to 1859, inclome.— Though the population of that island has increased about one hundred thousand since the act of etntncipa* lion, yet tbe production of one of her uirfin products of industry baa fallen off nearly three-fourth's since 1835.— The causa ot that we leave to others for explanation*

Jf You Don’tWant to Get Sick| CAI.L otTIIIEUAUD’S Main Stmt Drue Store, and a apply yourself with the suitable art tiles of MedWoei to keep yon In good health. > JK3* For a Cold or Cbogfa, try Bull's Compound Pectoral of 'Wild Chert}'.;; ; i *V For any Disorder' of the Blood, Use ‘SicLean’*, or UutTs Sarsaparilla. . ' j ti’ I‘or any Derangement of.the liver,' Retort to the Use of Moo Sand’s German Ritters- | Mfjr If you hare; any dedre for the use of a pleasant‘Aml-Dyapeptlo Remedy, Just Try’(Hostetler's Stomach ilium." ; | ■ Ho-Havc you TcothacheS If so, apply Immediately at Thlcbaml'a Drag Store for a vial of that (rufy good and pleasant NEW REMEDY, Uot he ui, which will roller eln 3Vo Afmutra.' v j ;■ ' 4aT Is ydar Hair Oiling off. and your brad R«* cooing .bold!: < H *o, yon may have It mtorod;and bcauclded by boiling at Thlenud's Drag Store for Pro! Wood's liatr Rcrtoratlre. - I . Veray Feb; P, IMtf. . . , ! ' ’ • ■■'CM? 3CT'. |; . T70P. once at loan It mar be said the truth' ha JL' been told when speaking of the metUsof i John BullVWonn Destroyer.

F M « O i LJ - 35 sj ps a< jkJI § >W d MS® y . 5 2. S c » - * 8 I * f fej 3 \2 9 £ 5 Is ej § 5- O 4 S « wt r . p a ° . * a I; ,S ® *5 W; **2 «8*gS 11 *;y § i?*a'S§v, ■v<i|*8*y rifhsi p.3l*: I 5 * 3F 2 3 "i*p «e t •’.»■ ■ «> ’ 2.5 ?& 9 f .• * ■ ' ■a ;■ ? ;3 v.

Canfly Manufactory and Bakery I rpH ! subscriber ha* just added to hts BAKERY i. aid CONFECTIONARY establishment, a , CANDY MANUFACTORY, f , and keep* constantly oti hand a large assortment of Candies, which be will sell at very reasonable rates and Merchant* will ffnd it to their advantage to bw at borne. A. fall supply of Bread, Cakes, Crackers. Cl cars and .Tobacco, and Family Groceries, always kept on hind. CHARLES UN9ER, fcbl Halo El reel, Veray, Indiana. \ ew Blacksmith Shop!?. THE undersigned has just opened a Shop on fValnot Street, oppo- fofV site Seldcn T. Gutay'i V4 . iShop, where he Is p re per* \\ . ; rd u>Jo all kinds of work . tn bis line la a superior WKgnk mtnilcr with promptness. Particular attention given to Iroolnp Wagons, Carti, Flows, Horseshoe loir, making Hay Frets Irons, etc. All kinds of Repairing- done on short noticy. Beady*mide work constantly on hand. 13' I respectfully solicit a -fair share of public patronage, and will endeavor to giro satisfaction bait eases. CHARLES II. OERILlltU. Vejray, Ind., Mini T, ISW.—tf

exports of cKKinyED eooan nox

jaunca.

Fovndt. 128.641.120 ' 58,076.592 • 83.201.104

1835, 1840,:1845,

1849. 1854/ 1859. -

70,949.648 - 56,636,608 ; 47,939.900

“Children do eat them greedily and ask for mote!" And they as truly prore themselves effectual la the expelling of Worm*!'. A trial at a single box-will convince the'mart skeptical. ‘ 1 y ‘ i ". For sale at wholesale and retail, at the Mala' SL Drng &o« by [feWl* ! J..UT1UEBAUD;

. The exports into Great Britain of unrefined sugar, daricg'tbe following ypant, were . •

'.■^■Wk«-*'3Ut«<5Csi v wtrO«a., DIRECT (roojDr, Joho Bull, It Dosen Boxes “Doll's-, Worm Destroyer.” Also, & fresh •upptjr of

Pound). 55.605,536 273.200.692 393,440,547

1S40.- ;• 1S54, 1S59, -

"Unit's Sarsaparilla," ■ axd y. .

FIRE AND SMOKE. 1 ✓ TRY. Mi'l'VnJ.'tt'.'id WKdMlt Infonn their friends and the public generally *s thal’theyhsvo taken the stand forKKiadk metly occupied by It. D. Ander»oo, (tbolold Jail), where they will carry on tho Black smithing Basilicas In all Its various branches.

Bull’s Comp'd Pectoral of Wild Cherry, AU of which la offered at wholesale or retail by Wbt - J.UTU1EBAGD.

00“ '‘Why, Sarah, " remarked a achoolmatter to a yoaog girl, who VisA UitaVto gwo ft utiito; iv a war: to & question in arithmetic, ••when I was of your age I could an* swer any question in arithmetic that was ashed me." "If yon please. Sir. I can give yon a question I don’t think yoa ,can answer." "Whit la it,. Sarah? " "Why, Sir, enppoie one apple, caused the min of the whole homan race,- how many inch apples would it lake to make a barrel of cider?" Schoolmaster fainted.

■\TON-ES FLOS IV E BURNING FLUID.—The Ti but In the market, always on band, and for sale by . IfebS) 7. L. TUIEBAUO.

LAMPS— Of vartoa* styles and prices—always [ on band, at the Main St. Drag Store, appetite Odd Fellows?’Hall, and tbr sale by feb6 ■ j , J. L. TUIEBAUO.

of Vevay and vicinity with the beat Fresh Meat the country affords* They serve the public at the Market House every Tuesday, Thursday cod Saturday, at reasonable prices. ' We pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. NORTHCOT & ROUS.

IO* AH work warranted sound, and of the best: c'atcri*!.

•Particular Attention! Horses are not ib«d like mules, nor moles tike bones. In this Shop, mfPLAS 4 NOHISEZ. Veray, March II, IWd.—ly

Spaldings prepared mending furniture. Crockery, dishes, Ac. - It should be la every family. A brush accompanies each bottle. For sale by. . J. L. TUIEBAUO.

THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.

Under our aynam of ot electing a President, the voice of (be people may be nullified and disregarded to a great exaent. it is very possible for a man receiving bat half a . million of popular wtet in the Union to have more electoral refer than a candidate who received one million and o half of votes. 2d the House, of Pep re* aenlallrea the President ia elected by Slates—seventeen Stales a majority of the whole'number, being required for a choice. , A majority of the Congressmen in each Bute give tbit vole, Thiriy*sev«n Congressmen in the smaller States can conttol the seventeen votes required, and elect a President who may be voted against by two hundred members of the House! Our Presidential electoral system needs reforming, or abolish* ing altogether.

CARRIAGES, &C.

THE undersigned baa [U on band and continues itles—to msnuOularn Wa'gons! Plows, Ac. Repairing, Painting, Trimming ana Jobbing of all kinds dona with neatoasi and dispatch. Having the best of workmen and matehe Is Determined not to bo surpassed for durability, elegance or cheapness. All work warranted.

rop We pay the highest market price in Cub for HIDES, to be left at the a tore of Clirkaon 6c Waldo. N. A R. Vc»ay, October 5, 1859.—t

■ Akotheb . Dhed Scott Case.— .We understand from the Shelby News that a .snit has been instituted in the Shelby Circuit Court Involving the question of slavery in the North' western Territory, as aSpfed by tbi Ordinance of 1787. The plsimifl asserts that hfa master became a per] minent residenLof Illinois, and tool the plaintiff to that Stats, and than hejri him dorlng the period of hii residence .therein. . The flalntil clsims that, by virtue of the Ordi< nance of 1787 and tbs Ooostitotioi and laws of Illinois, this residua i liberated him from slavery.

To Bay Growers nnd Hay Press Builders.

I ant prepared to manufacture plain or finer trimmed Coffins, and attend funeral calls with hearsd. H. A. TINKER, Cotton Townablp, March 16,1819.—if

ITIHE undersigned baring bought the exclusive J right of Jefferson and 8 w(tier!and Cooniiti of the Patent Beater or Mormor Prase, hereby give nod oft Utat #boeiftr wiib to build Ftcskb of lie above patent can get the right of na. We keep constantly on hand the Cartings for the above ness. P, L. CB13AHD A 80S. Veray, Indiana. V. B.—Those who hare baQt Presses of theabore Patent, since December M, ISM, will ple«e oil yrw< pay ua the Patent Fee. sepif 1-tf

I OnUTIf A JulfllllJl. SLWS mKul0B FENDT'S BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES, Made by C. B. SEYMOUR 4 CO., 107 Nasim street, N. V. Price, «1 per box; eeol free by foil. apSS-flm ]f7> Poi Sate at att. Datooiar*.

RISING SUN FOUNDRY. J. M. KEISTER 6c CO.,

HAVING removed their Foundry Into their new bulldlnr, are nor prepared to do all kinds of casting usually done in similar establishment*. Haring procured good Lathes, we are enabled to do Turning and Finishing in a neat and workmanlike style. We are also manufacturing O'Key's Patent Lath Cutter, which with one Hone Fever will cut from 60 to 76,000 mtrebanUbls Lath per day. Weihall also hare made and ready for the season, Sugar Mills «f the most approved patterns, at prices that win suit all who wish tc purchase. We hare made such alterations la our Hay Press Iron* that place them beyond the potaiMHty of breaking. Thankful for past fawn we earnestly solicit a continuance of th e same.

MACKEREL BY the Half Darrel and Kit at aplB i F. L. GBIS-tRD 4 SON’S,

S A LFB2D 3HAW haring loro »riy h It Old ix Store Boota lor the purpow of putuog op * ycwBalldlojphw rcaoTod bli Stock of Coooi to Ferret Dufcrar'a Brick, Opposite his old stand, where he wBI be pleased to waltnpoo bis old cuiUucera and supply them with goods at low price*. t Veray, lad., Feb. 3, IMO. ■

PLOWS & CULTIVATORS. A POLL always on band, and for tale lew by enflPsM^ *$3 r. l. gkoIuTTboST

Carpenter's fy Cooper Took , Or THE BEST QUAUTV, and *t low«t esttievby F.L.I SI3ARD * SON.

23PTho artesian well a 1 Columbus Ohio, has raaohe<

Beeswax is now used instead of tallow for cptisg rifle-cartridges, in tbs British army. It is aneffi* cieat lubricator, and does not corrode tbs met »t. ’

a depth of 2,518 feet. Th« auger is passing throng} e hard, grayish sand-stone.

Kf\ TONS Juat received and tor sale at Ciocia tHJ cat! prices ft? C**iM3 P ; F- L. UlUhAnO i SON.

Salt—Salt. AEWEr.IOn ertlcle ol Commca.T'ne, Ccsrie .VIum, Dairy anl Table Salt. l:r tt!t by HJ.-70 COVDVOIblH t LLW1S

HQ3£3.'_W> pay the highest market price fo dry and green Hide*. COCRV0ISIER4 IJ.W13.

All orders left with F. L. GUIS ADD 4 SON, ct Veray, will be punctually attended to. J. M. RUST tit 4 CO. Hiring Sun, Jan. 1,IM0.

UMClli lUDfaX. IIK05 lltiu BX.EDSOE & BEYHEE, MERCHANT^& TRADERS, I ftouxcx, Ikouhl.

\C OAL OIL! COAL OIL LAMPS!! JC-,7* RECEIVED, a lupply of it* rery belt *r-(I-'li? pf JtajiTtlle Coil Oil—tofetbsr with an entire nrf wurclv of COAL OIL LA HI'S, wttch are no* offrrcJ tow tor cath at the Rain Sum D ,„ E,d", WJ..1K.O. ,jj' 1 >]; l 5j tAlJD

. WIUIAU PAUIXKEE, I SADDLERY WAREHOUSE I n« Stun, VtviT, I.ftHASiI t»'tasokaCTORY of Saddle*. Bridle*, HirafJ, 1 Collar*, Ac. Tersu of talc, Cajh. jPj—A j»jr AU work m<ut be settled fur. wtCTl fJ#BfcV flakes from (be fhop, u credit cunwIflEBf bcrgiten. Thankful fur j>ait ftrorj. b ■ usd respectfully »!IiU a liberal ibarc of palrtDige in (he future. * : augltl

•r. jf. BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Ferry Street, Veray, Indian*. Respectfully inioras tt» pawio um he continue* tapir; on the Moot Md, -* ■>Loc bail ceil in all its vsriooj bnacbes] at hit oM stan.l on I’ctry street, ant door ( shore tte Drag note. ,. He vrartanu t)‘t mr'e in give tatlsfotUao, both ic Mjle Sint durability. lo uurt lie %

SELLAR MADIS02T PACKET, FOREST QUEEN,! C. lnjCONnr.tr, Captain J J , D. P.UlKKH,Clcrk f tl' ILL'arrive al 'Vevay,’ for Cincinnati, Tumf V day* and ThurvJay* at IK o’clock, 1*. U h and unJayi at 1 o’clock, P. M. IWuxnlne, vlll leave Cincinnati Wedoewayj. Friday * and Mon* •layr, t*aoctuaUy at 12 o'clock. For freight er pa»* {e apply on board. . i\

VEVAY . STOVE Sc ti\wai:e EMPORIUM. THE' n'wrikn keep constantly on [band 1 large assortment of STORES, IcoacitinR uf ill lli« iuo*t approved pat* Item and *ir«, ineloeinc tbe popular , “Buck," “CUpi-er," “Champion," “HeHance," anil “I’lemlmu" Cooling and f Heating Stores, all *arranled.to giro •alii faction. . - WSCJBTlV-aJWKt VTe keep on band a Urge Hoct of Tinware of onr t>ma manubeturr, with which rO’intry merchant* will be wpplled at Cincinnati trice*. Abo, Jtpnnkt \Tare, Brass Kettle*. Ac., Ac* JOB WORK. All kind* of Job-Work 14 onr Hoe, ruch a* Fpout]D<r, Tin Hoofing, its, done at abort notice. In (be tcrybeti jtylciaiid cm'reasonable (etrur. era- Old Copper, tlrasa, and Pewter, taken In exchange. C. COLDE.VBUKC t -SON’'

HEAD-aTT AETERS FOR BOOTS AND SHOES! A I the old end well known establishment of C. TIIIEBUO dt sox, Main* street, between Fern’ and' Liberty, Versv. Indians, may be found the cwtuluuitchtid assert* mart *f Kssrxan Woaxcter brought toVetay. Alio, keep asuUsilf on hand a full assortment uf C U 3 T 0 U Made -Work—which we war rant 1 to giro satisfaction, both la quality and neatness of style. BOOTS & SpOES,. Of the ftnmt ipuHty and fatgt style, mad: 1. 1 or* ■dtraa the shortest notice ISy.BoBW tsa iaats Rcrsisro.i.w the beat manner, u short notice. auglO-tf C.THlEBAUD&SO;V. Cash, fa r Hides I 'TIU1K Highest Market Price paid for Hides and X 8ms! ' C. THIEBACD 4 SOX.

BLACESMITHING! riiHE nnJertlencd re*pect&Uy announce to. the X cltlieu of Vetay and the . •urroundiDK country that they have mUhlii bed ihem*etre*ln. , the «hop formerly oeenpled by Joseph Jagen, on Ferry itreel, • and are nov prepared to do all - * kind* of work la their Use, meh u Ironing Wagons and Iluggle*. making May Frai Iron*, Plow*, Honc*ShocfngU and every thing else pertaining to this business, In a «atb* factory manner. A (hart of public -patronage b [KspKtMly solicited. 1 ' JAMES ARMSTRONG t SON. Vevay, March IS, It6).—tf

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, VINES, SHRUBS, &C., \ ClLTlTinD 1£D HJ* S1LZ >T HOBBS, WALKER «k CO., At the Evergreen Nurseries, Twelre miles «ut of Lonbrille, Ky~jmmedi*tely on the Lonbrille end Krenkfort Bellrood. THE PROPRIETORS haring nude Urge seditions to their assortment, ere prtpored to sapply thoie who nay f»ror them glih their order*, on rery Uroreble tense. Their Trees ere welt grows end rigorous, end warranted tree to their mm*. Their Xursery now contains ICO teres. XW They tare sold enddelltered tree* In noth* rirtem Incline for sercnU jeers, end here ilwsys glreo general satisfaction. They respectfully refer those who desire to purchase good fruit trees, to the firmer, throughout Indies* and Kentucky. JgsTOrders addressed to HOBBS. WALK.EB i CO., O’Cinnon Post-Office, Jefferson Co., Ky., or to J. G. BELL, Bblng Sun, Ohio Co., IwL, wtu receiro prompt attention. , aplS-tlnorlJ

HOUSES & LOTS, • ■ . sod . _ • . ; - IN the Towa. of. Veray, for Stic or Trade. ALSO, Five Thousand acres of Land in Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri jnd Tennessee. By J. H. TITUS, . Real Estate Agent, Lecittc House, Veray, 2nd. P. S. Particular attention paid to renting propeity. je'22

WHITE FISH! LARGE gupplj at »pI8 I’., L. GKISARD b SO