Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 46, Vevay, Switzerland County, 14 November 1860 — Page 1

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GARD-& JOB PRINTING,

At low Prices for Cash!

TERMS OF SCB3CBimOI*.. , Oo««pjt jw,lr;paJdfn*dTanec, , |ioo If not paid within thiae month*, 125 If paid mt any time within the year, . I Ml Ifjift paidauiail ration oftho year, 300 Oca aquaiu. ftpn lines,) fint insertion, 50 f.,>« additional Insertion, 35 One Square three months, without change, , 3,50 One square ilk tnunlha,- - • .*.■•’ 5,00 On« (quart, twelre months. - * - W» flailntu Cud*, displayed, of tour to 6 lines, 5,00 • Yearly admtlscmenli of three iqaarei and up* erardi, changeable quart erly, <3 per squaw. Adtertlsementa with large cuts, unusual diiplay, orktptixcluslTsly on the inside of the patwr, or thaoged ottenef than, quarterly, will be charged extra, according (a circumstances. ' jLegal Interest will be charged on alt arrear* age* due at the end of each year, until paid.

Kin to Piourmsa ud Emn, U? bat ttf to

DTCEEASE YOUR BUSINESS, li U rircnlxte Btuo ud Calm extomlTclf.. Tbc Rtrxuu Jos Orncx hu Jim been rapplM with New sad Bexatifal tn>e, sad Iimi prepared with *o stmndsace of ill kind* «[ tot dodtf eretjr rsrtetj of ■

Plain & Fancy Job Printing, inch as Csrdi. labels. Blinks. Checks. Clmlin, Bill heads. Hud bills, Larpe PMten, Pamphlets, fro* mama, VliiUn* Carls, iDTiutiou, kc., kc., at short nctlce and at Terr low rates. Printing pone with colored Ink, or fcroores, when desired. Harlot: recent!y aided a FASTCARD PRESS (0 Ua Offlce,, we are enabled to do this kind of prinllof better, Inter and cheaper, than an j other office In this section of country.

VOLUME XL1II.

YEYAY, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY. NOYEMBER 14, 1860.

NUMBER 46.

! tained in it. Mrs. Flagg walked op to the minister's wife, nod taking * large gray eat from her basket, said: - “Here, Mrs. Minister, ia a present I've brougnt for you. My husband laid yesterday ho was going to have ‘Old Tabby’ killed; but I thoogbi it was too bad, so 1 brought her over to you. I reckoned you might need a cat, and Tabby's a right smartmons* er, although aba is most ten yean old.”

S. E.4J.K. PLEASANTS, MERCHANTS &TRADERS,

MARBLE WORKS. THE subscriber is no* fully prepared to do all kinds of 11AUIIIX WORK " n —CKV short notice and In the bc>t nyle of>fbfjpJ(K workmanship I keep constantly oiiKcTPml hand a supply of uriUtij! ITAIIAN & AMERICANMw^' Enabling me to fill all orders without any an necessary delay. Uy Shop I* oh Main it reel, Veriy, Indiana, ad: Idoing the Let)ere House. AT* The futlowlntf persons are my author! red Agents: _ D. G. Owens* Ghent, Kentucky, M. A. Qavitt, Madison, Indiana. A. U. Vonosdol, Downeys’ office, Hi* sing Sun, Indiana. T. J. VANOSDOL. Veray, Indiana, Jane 30, IS00. —Ota

XJ* To i'criort* Out ej Employment. .O

(For Waldo'i Ret elite. FAIRY CASTLES.

has a great deal to do daring the week as well as on Sunday, He bas to study, make calls, write 'sermons, attend funerals, and visit the sick.— Id addition, Mr. Lewis saws and splits his wood, and cultivates the little strip of land which he uses for agar* den. I think, neighbor Stacy, that neither you nor I would be willing to change places with him.” .. "Well, I don't know what is to bo done. We can't afford to pay any larger salary, I suppose." added he, reflecting a moment, "that we might perhaps gel »p a donation party, or some such thing.”

AOENT8 WANTED, In every County of tjie United Stales, TO engage in ihr tele of .Mae of the belt etui a at l elegantly Illtutralcd Works p uhlbhed. Our publication* ere of (be mo*t latcrotlog character, adapted Ui the waaU of the Fenner, Mechanic end Merchant: they ere pjbliihed la the Ltd rifle and bound In the aott luhitaatU] manner, end ere worthy e piece iu the LILnry of •very Household in the Land. fi' Touts of eoterprlie end todtutrioiu hah* Its, this bniineei oSer* en opportunity Jot profl table employment seldom to be met with.'

ST Eimn.

Main Street, Veray, Indiana.

Dr. J. I'. ISIDtJWAY, RESIDENCE .ViO OFFICE OS THE Comer Liberty and; Pike Sts,

1 joy to give my fancy reign, nor crush its airy flight, , When to the busy past it turns, and wan* ders'mid the night, Or when the future it surveys, and pic* tutei to the mind, Visions of fleeting hope that's worn away by time.

DU. J. \V. MURPHY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, XT. STERLING,* SiwUxerland Gonnty, Indiana,

VEVAY, INDIANA. *

J. II. TITUS, Notary Public, and General

JOHN L. EOELSTON,

S3‘l‘ersunt Uniting to ect eieyetti will re* wive promptly by mail fall particnlm, terms, Ac., by addrwtng - J.KAKV. CETZ k CO., ruilrirrr, Vo. itit North tVcond Street, Itilwltlphla. October If, isW.—3ta

nua w Dry Goods, Groceries and Produce,

Real.Estate Agent, LEC&EHC HOUSE, VEVAY, IN* D.

With that, she attempted to Irani*; fer the cat to Mrs. Lew is,, but just as the minister’s wife held ont her bands to receive her, the cal sprang forward, and, catching her claws in the table cloth, drew one corner of it off the . table, together with a glasa lamp, / a dozen eggs, and a large dish of beans - which had just been placed there.. In . the confusion which followed, the cat' escaped—not a little to Mrs. Lewis's relief. • ’ .

Steele’s Ceux, Kentucky. eypost-OISce address, Fatuot, Isouiti.

Ah! when all around is still, and Nature . too is hushed, Vain hopes arise our mi nils to All; but tth! bow soon are crushed; We dream we’re in a happy clime, led : by a fairy hand, Alas for us for Satan knows we're then : at bis command. .

• Lumber-Lumber—Lumber. riniE undersigned haring part based and put Id X repair the Saw Mill at Centre Ism are. and obtained a good Sawyer, Is now orejared to furnish any kind of LUMBER to order usual to this section of country. A good assortment on hand—tollable for Uul Id lags, 11 ay Frets el, or Hat Boats, Can saw 3i feet and under. June 20, lb60.—if IV H, STOW.

JIM tar’s JVciv Patent

>‘‘I don't approve of donation par* lies,” returned Dr. William;. “1 believe that if every person who ii willing to contribme would give only half as much as they expecting and that in money, their contribution would be much more acceptable.” . A parish meeting was called, to consider what should be done. A few, among whom was Dr. Williams, were in favor of raising the minister's salary to five hundred dollars; but the majority thought it would make the taxes to high. One proposed getting up a tea party, the proceeds to be given to Mr, Lewis, Another tbu't it would be better to raise money by subscription; but il was finally decided that they should give him b donation.party. The ladies favored this; and at a meeting of the "Benev* olent Society,” the next day, it was agreed that they hould appropriate the sum -of two dollais to boy a large spittoon, which was to be presented, in the name of the society, to Mr. Lewis.

Lock Stitch Family

SEWING MACHINES! $35, $35, $35, $35. I’HE onlf one taking thb itltehiohl for let! than , ew. They do every variety of jewing, from the fine. t unmake mtulin to the Lor lot t! tailoring. In form, general appearance, ititeh, (allle on both rider.} rise, capacity, n*eed, itillne**. ea.-e of motion, and mincer of forming the Mitch, ills nrymek hh and U'nno tiled lo d* ai tuuciand at well a* the celebrated

DR. J. yr. BAXTER, 3E MT.® JC m qc 9 ■fTTlLL be at the I.ECLERC HOCSE, In Veray, f y regularly on the FIRST FIUBAY and SATURDAY of month. Alt order* In hi* line tended to prorotly and neatly, at id, tV**I • aitlsficUon guaranteed In all case*. aogTMf

He sweeps the cloud of dark away, that ■ pleasures may arise. And makes the world appear to us almost a Para'li«; He leads us in the path of sin, and blinds err to out sight, Andtho’we ought to know we're wrong, he makes us think we're right.

BENJAMIN EGBLSTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Covington, Kentucky. OFF1CK corner of Islington Pike and Madlwa itreet.. Fartlcular oUcntlon paid to the Col* lection of Claims. ■ All badness cut rusted to him will receive prompt attention. - sepll

Not as many eatables as usual bad been brought* everything in that line. bad disappeared like.dew. before the sun. Tbo children .(for each lady, who contributed felt privileged to bring two or three) bad saved their' appetites for the occasion, expecting to gel something nice. When they. bad eaten alt the food which had been brought by the "party,” they were still clamorous for more; and- Mrs.' Lewis was obliged to briug forward all the pies and cake she bad in the house, to satisfy their hunger. As it was, one boy who, by the way, had disposed of half a squash-pie and any quantity of seed cakes, told bis mother be never wanted to go to tbo minister's house again, “cause bo couldn't gel half enough to eat;” During alt this time, Mr. Lewis bad been lookiug da with a clouded brow, and a heavy heart, lie had . permitted himself to indulge in hopes which had not been realized. Most of tho things left were fancy articles, made by young ladies, which were comparatively valueless. These con* sifited of needle-books, pincushions, and damp mats, besides a pair 0. coarse mittens entirely too large for any of the minister’s family. The food bad all disappeared, notbwith* standing Mrs. Lewis bad provided, tljree two loaves and cake from her.own store. Add to this, tho fact that the carpet was spoiled by tbs lamp viiauJ eggs which' hod been split on it, ami .theprospect’ was ■gloomy enough. - ; " ' Yet the impression wonW go abroad that the minister bad fine lift. The occasional load of wood or basket of apples, etc.; would now be omitted, under the impression that be was well supplied with all thing! necessary, for six months at least.

wheeler & iv 11,* in 9199 MAcmtr,

We alio have (be

2WJCO'*-JC» A'tM m» .

$28, §38, $28 3 $28. Doable lock tight rut GROVER k BAKER uuh Family SEWING MACHINE—irarrunltJ stymie to any $3d machine, or money rcfundtnL

J. I„ WATTS,' C. fLE.tS* ST3, C. MASON. WATTS, PLEASANTS&CO„ Comm issioji Merchants, Ami Dealers in Western Prodace, *■ ■ 67 and CO Ua/adna Street, ■ New itnuiss, Li.

Ambition’s lost weak fancies rie», fairy castles built in vain; Humility we .lose the sight, virtue and truth disdain, Our feeble worms to think, to try, the future to unfold; Thft present is sufficient use, to-morrow is untold.

We will feud elder or both of thefe marble h ■t agents prices,’ to any party engaged iu tie tale ot nnif iMtlino, and rt/unj fir money ft the end of silty day! ff they are nyt falLCed. 4i‘ Ituth oftLcfc Machine* ore very flu pie In court rurtfon, subnant tally and thoroughly made, every .working part l*Ing ucaily flubbed ud wnri Jirrnla (tcurtil, *> Dial 11 is ALMOST llll'CSSlULE FOR THEMTO GET OUT OF OKDI-R, and need not drop a stitch or break a needle. A tet of needles, on oil can filled with tewing oil, and all necessary tool, and dim-lions. nccompony each machine without extra charge. No (unneclion with Cornel) Jc Co. Agents (V anted. Call at Itri I-ate fired, or address LEWIS CORNELL, aug2Mf .Box 3011, Chicago, IIL

oanielcole,cuocgu, isnotatitis

Harness, Humes, Collars, Saddlcs'UOtllef, Ac., Hata Hlrrct, t.tilW bclair Teal’* corner, • V*v.\r, ImhiX-U : rtH-Cm

But memory, ab! thanks to thee, this future is not Ihy own,’ Yet pleasures thou may’s! recall, that witb lbe past have flown; Castles we're built in younger years, we see are all blown through, Vet lessons ma> we learnTtom this to lay foundation true. Instead of idle fancy fair, may our Ibo’ts he all sublime, . Looking forward ever only to'a holier, * happier clime; ' May we hot be idle worken, for, a day soon passes by, . Improving welt the present—to-morrow we may die. We need no fiiiry castle than Heaven’s broad domain, ' To excite our thoughts to action, and Heavenly hopes obtain, . Such hopei that are' not blasting, such . !««»• will never Such hoptt will e'er continue beyond this earthly vail. Vevar, Nor. 7,1SW,

o. d. tiiomvjpa & go., Boot $ Shoe 'Manyfact iirers , Shoe Store—Wholesale Sc Retail, ' Plain Street, VorBjVljitllaiia. WORK all wn’rranied. No credit on Retail, Storeroom In Mrs. Dumont's BuiWiiii; on Ferry SliceIV September 67, 185S.—tf

The Host of Bargains! • The Finest and Beat Stock ever

; iiiAcv irotsi:, Coriici of Illinois amt Market streets, IxniASAFOi.is, Ismist.

Offered in Vovay.. THE subscriber has just received a splendid slock of Spring and Summer Clothing Tor Men and Boys. 1 bare all sorts and varieties of ;-

Tuesday, the tenth of May, was the day fixed upon for the party. — Considerable interest was manifested; and even Miss Grimm, a maiden lady who was accustomed to denounce donation parties, promised to attend, and cairy a large pincushion for the minister's wife. '

U a new an'l Kir?M!last Itj-inlin;; Hou-c. iu nil Iti ituiMitmcm,. amt well *inulcil, lie* inir in Ilia very center of the bmltie-u part of lhe t'tiy,'nn<l *etl merit, alihemltlmreuf there?!* ileal anJ Term, $J per tier, and reni-inaMe ««». ; .1. .■<. IWsuro*, norC3 Ijtc id sail jcrlnn d fount )f.

HEALTH KESTOUED!

GOOD CLOTHING,

J>R. MOXI’S

From Ibe coarsest articles tothose made of the finest material, and m lbe best oo*l most fashionable styles,. Among the many; articles of. which every man heeds some one or two, 1 hove Coats, Vests. i*anlsj under and! over Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Gents Furnishing Goods, and in fact every! Iiing generally kept in s well regulated clothing store. 1 am prepared at all limes to Ciit end Make Clothes’ to order, in the most op- ; proved style, and a large slock of Cloth, Cosimtre, Satinet, Satin, Ac., is kept on

(Illjaljilwate pits.

I s aperient on J stomachic preparation of IKON. lx. I'ttriHrd of Oxygen and Car Urn bycombuitlun in Hydrngen, ot hien medical aalburlty and extraordinary efficacy lu each of the following com ; plaints, tlx: i»Emr.n-Y t nervous affections. emaciation, DYSPEPSIA, DIAHJlllCKA, CONST I CATION, scrofula, salt rheum, scurvy, JAUNDICE, LIVER COUP LA I NTS, RHEUMATISM, MEKCURLVL CONSEQUENCES, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC HEADACHES, FEMALE WEARNESS, UISMENSTBUATrOX, WHITES, CHLOROSIS, «c~ PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN, etc. y . 1M UWJS uymfl aorvMiM* W>w- r circulating through the whole system, no part of the bOdy.cuo escape their truly wonderful Influence. The experience of thousands daily proves Uiat no preparation of Iron can tor a moment be com* liared with JL l Impurities of the blood,depression of »bal energy, pale ami olbervbe sickly complexion* Indicate R> necessity in almost every ounce! r-ahteco-e. In all eases of female debility (Suit albur, cfiloros Is, etc,,) its effects are dellglifally renovating. No remedy has ever been dUsorcrtd, in the whole hjitury of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, and fully restorative elbets. Good appetite, complete digestion, rapid .acquisition of strength, with an unusual disposition for active and cheerful escrel*e, tm»edlately foluw its use. Aa agnmd stomacble and general reiterative It has no superior and no substitute. - MS'Put up nueat flat metal boxes containing Ml Pills,' price MI cents per box; alx bores. t- 50; one do ten boxes, SI W. .For sale by Druggists generally. Will be sent free lo any address on receipt tif the price. AIL k-itert.'orders, etc., should be addressed to . JL U.'LOCKE k CU„ 1 • . CtNXEaL Aoixrs, < 339 Broadway, New-Yurk.’. Par tale In Verity by J. L. TIlIEliALT), dealer in j L>nuuie Pmafty Affdiriarr. ; ; dee7-|y

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis had anxiously awaited the result of'the parish meeting. When they learned that a do-nation-party bad been decided npon, Mr. Lewis was quite disappointed, but his .wife was more hopeful.— Usually, more eatables bad been brought; bat now, Mrs. Lewis was satisfied it would be different; She thought that, in alt probability, the u..«iuHfiu ovuMjr nuuM pimrut bet husband with a dressing-gown, as many of the ladies were aware that the quo be now wore was shabby.— She also thought that tbey r mighl receive something handsome from Mr, Barclay, the storekeeper, with whose family she was quite intimate.' Then there was Mr. (Javeodub, who bad always, professed great friendship for the family. lie would certainly bring something acceptable; On the whole, Mrs. Lewis was glad .they were to hare a donation-parly. - Tuesday evening came./ Mrs. Lewis placed a large table in the sitting room, and covered it a snowy cloth. Tho curtains were unrolled, and lights placed in tho different rooms, Mrs. Lewis-vras in a stale of pleasurable excitement—hoping something handsome might he realized fiom tba do-nation-party. Soon ono of the visitors arrived— Mrs. Williams—who placed in the minister's hand a half eagle.' ; Mr. Lewis' face;lighted op. “Ah,” thought be, “if all would do as well, 1 should be perfectly free frem care and anxiety (or tho rest of the year.” ' But the next’instant, his. countenance changed. Mrs. Jones came in, bringing a paper bag full of. herbs, which she said “most always' came handy m a family—wormwood especially, it waa ao good to give a body an appetite.” J . ‘ Mr. Lewis thought (bat something to satisfy the appetite woold.be quite as acceptable as something, to create one.-. ■: '• . • j.,■: ;

n./MnwrTnrTRTl

Book Hinder ami Blank Book v HANBFACnJREB,'

1 hope by close application to business, Ami Falr Dcallit];,

Sorth ride nf MaJn ; Croi, St., npp. Cherry Lane,

; , MAIIISON, 1XDIAXA. < I LL kinds of Blank' Hooka nilud anil Banna j\. to any |u>tleni.: Hook* f.tr Judges,-Treas-urer,, Recorders, dec., an abort’ ««>!(«■■ laMg* era, Journal*, Ihy luniks. Ac. SowijiafnT*, Slagasttie*, Mode tlihit.*. Ac., bound Id Ibo Is* test ftjtesal very Inw priced in»GUe me a call before geUlogwork itono mril-ly Ell. MtlKKH »U*K. .

To merit and receive a liberal share of public patronage, and 1 only ask that all tliusu wanting anything in my line, will j give me a call, lo be-convinced that Ibe Finest a most Extraonlirmy’Dargains can be ban at my Establishment, on the North side of Main street. ' JOHN W. GRAY.

F. A. BOEUNEKt

The Minister’s Donation Party. BY CAROLINE p. GROVER. !

Watch Maker and Jeweller,

Msis Smn, Vivit, Isa., n _. RE.-WKCTTCLLY Informs tbe public that gJJX bebu oi«aeiTa Elore on .11*in Sr reef, In C Vfjp. pa four's halldlng, amflntemU Irepin?. y,*/ouhaml a pettcral ajxjrtiueut of IVsicuts, jCucss and Jtwusv~- ■. , ■ ■ ■ Particular at Icnllun paid to repairing Timepieces, and all kinds of Jewelry. ■ 1

J after service, Snmly afternoon. Rev., Timothy. Lewis informed tiis congregation that bU salary was iusnfficient for his topport; and that, unUss they were willing to increase it, lie must Tears it and. seek another pariah.

Kew Blacksmith »Shop!

; llU! b -P s» * ? £. 2 * s - I’ £ W g|sl* 5i 3 .' I fel g O . n t O: a gl 2 H * * =0a|&-.’S-g#U.g-C P *?| V : 5 ?-a B 0 j §-sy«i r ='» S n S. i s. a. 5 0 & £•1 V; *! ■ - - y fl ' i 'i i «■■«;• * . ft. s » n © ij - £ _ H j a •». a » , •. . ?J*I I :f

And'what was’the result of the donation party? Few thlngs'of any value remained, A pair of chickens, a strip of salt pork, & palm-fap, a boot jack, a basket of apples/ two skeins-of sewing silk, a couple of pocket-handkerchiefs, a paper of tea and ono of sugar,; some "herbs, besides a load of wood, and a Urge loaf of brown bread—which was so hard that it would be of more service in making bullets than anything eUa —together with three towels and a spittoon. These weic all that remain* ed after the parly had gone. - Mrs, Lewis was disappointed.— She had looked forward with pleasure to the donation party, anticipating that she might, perhaps receive from some of tbs parish—she scarcely knew who—a dress which she needed very much. She imagined, also, that her husband would be presented with a dressing-gown by the Benevolen Society. And she secretly cherished the hope that some one 1 1 wonld bring a carriage for the baby. Bnt bow.different was the reality! After due deliberation, Mr.-- Lewis sent in bis resignation to fats people, being satisfied that be could not lire on his present salary. ' They were taken quite aback by this supposing that, after the donation party, their minister was well pro* vided for. Another parish meeting was called; and a committee of three Chosen to wait npon Mr. Lewis, and urge him to revoke his decision. Bnt this he was unwilling to do.

THE undersigned ha* joat opened a Sliop on Walnut Sired, oppoT..,tf«Uy’s \u , ■• .Shop, where be It prepar- \w - ed to do nil klndsot work ;nhli line In a fui*ri-r '... manner with pn»mplne<s. Particular attention given to Ironing iragons. Carts, flogs, llorsesboelu/, making Hay Press Inns, etc, - All .kinds of Repairing done op short notice. Ready-made work constantly cmhand, jf J*I res|>ectfully solicit a fair share of public patronage, and will endeavor to give satisfaction In all cmt. i CHARLES It. GKRUAKH. Vevay, Ind., March 7,15W.-<f

METAIIC BTTEIAL CASES. JESSE V. SHORT, Caosansea, has. and will continue to keep, on bamL all die* uf the latest improved Metallc burial Cares, and aUo flares with all kind, of Inscriptions. He will al.-o attend •a Cementing, ami all rails in hi* line id business. He eonstantly keetwun bands alt forts and sUeso .'.Bendy-.Plade Coffin?, ’ jfns,i jn.l trimmed, cloth covered and plain, and .will attend with hG tfeane alt Kuuaral rails. . - Having purtlaned bis metallc cater of tlte roanubetnrer, ami all his materials at wholesale prices, thesearticlM will badlspoeedof <mtl\< wnst rea*-' unable rBertdeoce and tihopon Seminary sited, north of S. 1L Miller AC«/s t-leaio Mill. v :

' This announcement created con 1 siderable excitement among the people, Most of them thought four hundred dollars was a large sum to pay a minister, and then it must he amply sufficient for the support of a family of four persons, :.‘M.W.hyi'* said Farmer Stacy, to his neighbor, Dr, Williams, “it 1 bad spent four hundred dollars a year, 1 shouldn't have had a cent left. IJut I f have; been', economical. 1 never bohght anything that was not really necessary; I have worked hard; and nowi'besidcs owning my own (arm clear, I have fifteen hundred dollars in: the bank. 1 say anybody that can’t lire on what our mioUtergets, most be extravagant ora poor calculator.” ' >'

Something New. . (TST DECEIVEIVdtrect from tie 'man oTaeli* tlrer, New-Vork,a lirjeand ipJemJU lot «r ,

Window Curtain Papers,

KUIE AND SMOKE, j THE umfcrslgned rcspeetfully Inform their friends and lb a public generally ’'•*"» -. that they have taken the’stand mcriy oeeupled by-H. I). Am1erKin,3EsS (the old Jail), whore they will carry;, on the aiacksmttbing Business . in al| |U i Various branches. 1 / ■ . •’. -

Gilt & Painted Muslin Slimier

, CURTAIK FIXTURES, a new and convenient article bat recently Into* dared, . "■ Abo. onhflod u tmul, a rml ’ arfortmeut td •' -Wall Paper and Bordering, all «t which'wOt be wM low for Cash.

. TTP All I work warranted sound, and of the hesf mate rial.; ■■ ‘ .' *- ■ . > Farllculnr Attention I Horses are not shod like mules, nor mules like hones, in this Ebon. :,fv- . . DUPIiAlt & BOKISEZ. . Versjr, Hank UW^dy. f -t

I. STEVJBXS. mar23 ' Ferry Street Orog>u.p.

COALOIL! Ahcw rappljof the genuine Jlij-ti lUcm»nutrrture, at Uie Ferry Street Druy Store, cutma. '■■■ •; ■

CARRIAGES. &c, , The undersigned bsi maoufarture WwiTVlnTl Hurries,«Csrriares, ,* I, Wagons, Plows,’Ac.' Repairing,painting, Trimming and Jobbing of all kimUdon* with neatuassnnd dUpatcb:' Having'Ihe hcit or workmen and mat-a-HaU.he U aeteratlned not to be sar|*asj<.'d for do elcganco' or cheapness. All work warranted. . - I sm prepared to Donu&ctnre plsln or fancy trimmed CoDns, and attend funeral calls with hearse. H. A. T1SHBB. Colton Township, March 10, laijj—tf

COAL OIL LAMPS, . CMmneyr, Shade*, Chimney Driuhet, and Extra Domra, al«a}‘« on baud at (he towed flpnrea. V I, STEVENS.

“1 don’t know about Ibat,” retorn* ed:Dr. AVilliams; “ministers have mote expenses than yon are aware of. For inttance, they are obliged to hire a horse and carnage to carry them on their exchanges. Then; too, whenever a; boolxygent,,a lecturer, a preacher, or, in ' fact, almost any stranger.coroes into town for a day or two/the-minister’a bouse is expected to be open to him. .He is obliged to haTO;associaiioD meetings, committee meetings, and all other kinds of meetings at his house; consequently, he must havdmqre room than he wpaldotherwUo require, Mr.Lewis’ wife, too.is anipvslid; ,'tb erefora -he is jobliged .to - hire a serv mt." Ab! neighbor ..Stacy, thp pntyj,) render to me he j ;ot a long onsnch a small salary, so' long. ' ■■ ' -"

JPn&vm'tiv OUk, OF erery variety at the Ft try areel Dm* Store, a* tote at tkt total fur I'aib. Call and*«. 1. STEVEXS.

.sBad-uhahteks

FOB BOOTS AND SHOES! s T the old and well known otahitihment'of A G, TH1EBAVD t SON, Main street, between Ferry mil liberty, Vevay, [ndhuu, may be found lbs . ■ jneetesiaasirefo hot awort|pent »f Eisnxa Woaxever . brought toTevay. Also, QH beep constantly on hand a R9B /uIlaDortmeiitorC CSTOil . (all Made Work —which i[»v |HS rant (a five iatli£icticc. ' bothinquallty and neatness of style. BOOTS & SHOES, Of the flout quality and lata I tljle, made to ojjler on the shortest notice.

“Mrs. Barnard cima bringing in a dozen newspapers, wbicb, on removing half a dozennewepapers, proved, to be a loaf of brown, bread, which, from r <its iize, ; *Mrs. Lewis mast, have been baked in' a milk-pan.’ v - • ‘ J Mr. Barclay, the storekeeper, eulered bowing and'smiling, rand placed on;the table apound of; lea:-and a couple of pounds fof - brown sugar.— Miss Grinm bronght her-pipcnshion for Mrs. Lewis; and the Preaident'of the Benevolent Society presented the spittoon. • , ’ •;. • v i’t /c’ : > Mr.’ Lowi8, wbo,'ai.well. as ’wife, was quite disappointed at not receiving a mora acceptablei: present; from tbe society, remarked thsthe “ooght to feel thankful to thfa ladies for ; their gift, tbpugtrl never-had bcusiop to make use of ; soch an articW/,/, ‘

Vs^vnlaltev. No; 1, Coach Body, Copal Varnish, v : Japan Varnish, Dumar Varnisi. 1 LARGE SUPPLY of the above YAINIBII--/V.E8>J|Ut received at the FerryStrtit, I)mg Store, direct front the manufactory, and foi tile at low figures fcr Caah. *' l.BTEVKXS. Vf»ay, April IS, ISCO.^r

To flay Growers and Hay

Press Builders* fjiuiK undersigned having bought the exclusive X. right of Jertertonand hwitierlind Counties cf the Patent Heater or Marmor Prua, hereby give notice that whoever with to build Preiscs of the abore patent can get the right of us. We keep constantly on band the Gatlings for thp above I’reis. F, L. UlUSAKD k SON, Vevay, Indiana.

"I should be very glad to remain with yon,’ 1 was • his reply' Ip their solicitations.- “1 have become attached to the people, and hafe every reason to believe that my 'labors have been successful; ■/ My ministry here has been very pleasant; but it is impossible for me, with my expenses, to live on ao small a salary -aa four hundred, dollars.” - •• •* -• I ••

’ The Pariel Raid Gas Bunrr. An* attachment for the fu'Idiaup. which gitM i more brilliant light aid eon* lunus lea Quid. Far mli .at Ihe Fern Street Drug Store. . I. STEVENS. .

N. D.—Thou wlio have built Prt*-«* of the above Patent, rlnce December 30, 1&S7, will plctueca[l and pay us the Patent Fee. sepil-tf

‘■Bat my'income un i lover four hundred dollars a year, andU manage to laj .by-a jnarter of it, besides paying all my'expenses. ,r | “Very true; bnl did yon aider that, while yon owny

' g7*B0OTt ABD SltORS RePAIBKD IN TH8 best manner, at abort notice. auglO-lf' C. THIEBAUD It SON,

Gold Pens Bc-poiriled. PRICE FIFTY. CENTS. Enclose the Pen In a letter, with cash or postage stamp*. The return pall will bring (be pen as good as near. Atjdret), STUNk k RALE, . Syracuse, S. T. #9“ We will rough for the fulfilment of the abore on the PSrtof Mettrt. Stoitd t Rail. J.C.K.TBUAIit *Ct>„ loppMd Proprietor* of Syracuse Journal.

Pure Catawba Brandy, (For Jltdkinal Pvrpottt,) ' 1?ROM tht Vlrtjvd of E. ciua, PstrM, Ind., . fur»*lp at Oil FcrrrSJrtotDrar Slat, ou/ia fc STEVENS.,

Cash for Hides!

THE Highest Market Price paid for lima) and Saws. C. THIEBACR fc SON'.

Ve have given you a ; dona-tion-parly,. which most have * been worth ronsiderablato yon."'’ ' ••‘That Is jnst the idea which I. expected'yon wodld have, it" a ‘party* was given ms. Howtnnchjdn v’ilna, do yon s oppose I realised ftim it?" , "Not far from fifty dollars]" • ««5d Mr. Gilbert, ‘the ‘apolrtriitf cf * the party. • ehall jndge'for-yonrseH," was the minister's reply, w ho went to the table, and raised • th'e '’doth which covcred'all the tbitiga remain* log from the •’party," excepting the load of, wood. _ 1 ■ ' Mr. Gilbert looked astonished.

OFFICIALLY KECOMMEITDBD School Books for liidiaun. GOODRICH'S Series ot School Raders, miled by Noble Roller;— Goodrich's New First Reader, Goodrich') NewSecood Reader, Goodrich') New Third Reader, Goodrich*) Now Fourth Reader, Goodrich’* New Fifth Reader, Goodrich’# Few Sixth Reader, For tale, wholesale and retail, at the Ferry Street Drug and Book Store. Me reliant* furubhed at Publisher)'prices. I. STEVENS. Sept ID, 1«0.,

icyer con* >or house, enty five of his—• our farm >o require rself and

Wxnwwwm JCiox* Nnle, LYING In SwIUeriand County, on the Road from AlletuTillo to Aberdeen, and the Road ■ jggs Item Knterprfje and Aberdeen, > ,« foist described as a part of N. E. (joarMKitr of aeetlonla*, town I, range 3, Sgaa| T-_ wr.it—folced by the land) of lW>JLA-i, err Borard, deceased, on the South; Sander* on the Rut; Jno. Bovard os the North; Asa Tyler on the West—containing 1M ACHES, more or lesiv— About IS acre# cleared and under a rood fence. Dwelling House, Stable*, rood orchard, and the bot water In the county. The land Is well adtpInlla gnus and stock. Good School) and Churche* convenient.

Mr. Lewis has to pay set dollars a year for the real that while you raise on j almost everything which y for the subsistence of yor

Pure Native Wim,

. JWew, Wiaojvz THKiuhscrlher haring bought the Interest of Jo an than 3. Montgomery in the Machine Shop, the partnership heretofore existing has ccaied. I am now prepared to do all kinds of Planing, and Ripping of Dumber, with. Circular Saw for Building and Fencing purpose*. Also, to famish Frames, Doan, Window nhalien, Ac., and every thing In the building lino:

(Fo» MioiciifiL Fdktosu,) AT the Firry Strut Dr ns Store, ms 16 • I. STEVEN'S.

At tMi, tbe president .bridled 'np, end said she■snppoiedi the ladies thought it a suUsblo present, or tbej wobtdn’t biVe sent it. Besides, it showed that tbej appreciated bis services, and took an intotest in.bii welfare! - Mr. Lewis was silent.

Now is Your Time! Tllay Qoeentware. or OUaewere,CHEAT. Call *1 the Ona Trice Store of

family, Mr. Lewis is obligi every thing*-that while yc horse to carry you locburt

d to buy o own a b or, mill, e?” .

Courvoislcr * Lewis, anj yea will And a Urge mortmenl, which will bo mIJ at reduced mImi for t&th,at So. 1 Odd Follows Hall.

Mr. Lewis is obliged to hi

*3" far fttrthtr Information enquire of the undersigned at Sugar Creek, Ky„ or MV T. PATE, at Patriot, Ind. J. HOWE it SON. Septerolet 5,1640^-Jra

I expect to employ the best, of workmen; and hope (h give aallifaction to all that may bror me with a calL My motto Ir. “Use and let II Te," . • JESSE V. SHORT. Teray, Sept. 13, IWO.-lf

"Bat a minister has tu 1 one day in the week, :W1 get some thing else to'-do I thereat of hie time,and bri more money, if he needs il

rork only y can't be o take up nghim in

WHITE FISH! A LARGE supply at spI9 F. L. ORISABD it SDN,

The next moment, Mn. Flag came in. bolding in her band a basket with a cloth tied lightly over it. Anj one who heard the’iotmdi " which isined therefrom,’might gnaaa what wu con- -- ■ m .oil,,*.

THE highest market price will be paid in cash for Hay, by ■ 0CIC6 COORVOISIER * LEWIS.

IiUMBEE—UTMBEB, TCST RECEIVED a large lot of PINK LDTfr *1 BBR, and for sale lew for Caah.hy' lyis , cccavoifiiEaiwm

TEAS— toed red. a frwb supply of Imported Tear, wh#cb will be sold at redued pneo.MtbeCaihSWreof - COCliyoiSlEB 1.8WJ3-

A GOOD ARTICLE of Linseed Oil •and While Lead can be had by callJpj at the atore of J, TEATS,

"Yon ate mistaken.

minuter

lzxcxl tuiotcx. ' §(vo» IXTHZ*. BLEDSOE & BEYKEB, MERCHANTS* TRADERS, Floutci, Istti.-f*.

a.* JL m jr 'y - DR. E. R.-MULLET, H£Ti3G pennanenllj locatid In Tcray, U . prepared to do all SImli or at reasonable prfee*. OSIce; north «We of Alain elwet.oppodle tlie M. K. Church. aug-SHf

HOW TO MAKE MONET I BVV yonr Good* at ll>e One-Trice Cath »tor« of COUHVOIS1ER & LEWIS, And tart (he enorraout profit* that are charged Wmitf »(’ !ut debtt, and yonr tucetat it certain. ' JCMM. □CVAdO* They bare Jut received a handsome stuck, of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Boots Jc Shoe?, Queensware, Table Cullery,4c., &c., . which a ill be told very lor. They boy their Goods fur ('Aiyll, and take (treat paloa in relecltnjt their Mock. They are receirinf fresh eupplle* every month, which make* their itock always frc»U and complete. i’eraou* who with in make money ihonM itodr their Inicmi, and cal) at the Cheap Cash More of COURVOISIEK& LEWIS, X. W comerof Main and Liberty Street*. gi~ tlullcr. Kgp*, Ilagt, Deeiwai, Country Tiodare, he., will be taken in exchange for food*. Yev»y, .Xugtul 3. ISi’J.'

S. 5> U10.‘ f. JbILVMX. LAMB & ADKINS ON, ; Attorney*; and Cotmaelora at Law, VEVAY, INDIANA. TITn,L rnttlce in the. Court* of Switzerland Yy- ukiltulJuinUip count tot,' All le-,ral tmwne«i left, with dtlicr will receive.the prouijit attotiihin of both. Jt—

L, t. Il'tltl. ' It, H. »USI. ; B. n. iilTM. H. H. BARTON & CO.; Com mission ill crcha ills, • ANT DKAI.EILS-IN ■ : ‘ WESTERN PR 0 J) If HE . i So. &1 llA<mm Stmt, " i SEW OUI.EAX-S L'A. (itlKM

. . WIII.IAMFAtriraES, SADDLERY WAREHOUSE I’M* Sr met, VcriT. lamivi. ' MASl't'ACTURV of Sailllr*, llrf>llu. HlraftiJ, L'ollars Ac- Temw^r>ale,Ca*L./»^ r _ i A ' J>£~AI1 wort imut l*r settler I (ur vhehkwHiJV Ukcu from itw rtopj u crctlU cxmwiliJHSuJ U fUea. Tljinkful. f*r i*a*t Cnurs “ H d ;olldta!i!*i3l jhareef jialronase in lie future. aiipln

BEGGLAR MADISON PACKET, TOHEST QUEEN,J C. n.COXTPW, C’4)'laJu; J.D. PAHS Et$ Clerk, ITrtr.f, arrive *( Way. for Cincinnati, To«T T> fbylnnrl ThnfnUy* al 2jj o'clock; P, Jl., anJ PnniUr* at I o'clock. P.M.. (ittomia/, will tears Cincinnati WkUnesby*. KrMay* ami Monday,, jiuDeliially al 12 o'clock.' Pur freight or l>a*-a?C apply on huari). ; ■ j, •

, :nr. a $001’ & SHOE MAKER, Perry Street, Veviiy»lmllijii«. ■ BEai'KtTtTl.l.Y Iiifuiuw Hi imWk (Uftt (i< ottulnuea tocarrr un I lie Bout ■»!. M** liiutnc» in all I« rerfuul Itfantlit*] iat JtU oM *ia»l >m K«ryutoe *U»r j «]>q<c llie Unit; More. , , , ., . ' He* nrnnu hi* work lo jive <aUi£tdlvn,pi>ih lu >t jte »D>I llUTallllUy. ' ■ ' . ic ium rie m

v y E y A Y STOVE & TINWARE EM FOR ITJ M. TUB', rcbtcrfher* i*ep copelandy-on hand a Iffse assortment of STOVES, conslitlisif of tilths njoft approved patterns aiid tftev, fnclilrinj the popular u Hodc.’* “Clipper," ‘fClato plon," “lieIlmce, - ’ and “IVntonjr foeHn* and ff idling Sura*, all warranted b? prp aadrfiuiloo. ■* 1 ■■ 1 ■'■'.’V . s , Vfi keep on band a large stock of Tinware of our pwn manufacture, with which country merchants will be supplied at Cincinnati pricer, Aho.Japanned Ware, Draw KeUler, ie., ke. ■ :• JOB WORK. Modi fj Job Work to our line, inch at Sprat* joy, flo Boofinf, he., done at (hurt nodes, la the «ry best style, and on reawmable.lema, ' - : 05" Old Copper, Brats, and Pewter," taken In f&nst. P. COU»K.VBCBfl k SOX' iS

BLAGKSMITHING! 1Q{£ undersigned rtf pectfWJy announce to the etUrcnsof Veray and the lurroondinpcOnolry thatthey hare established thetnseltesln the shop formerly occupied by. Joseph Jagers, on Ferry street, and are nov prepared to do all klpds of vurk in ihdr line, inch a* Ironing Wagons and Boggle*, making JJ»j- Prfu Irons, non, Iluno-Shotlnf.s and atsry thing cite pomln* Jng to this business. In a salts* factory manner. A shire of pnbllc patronage Is respectfully solicited. JAMES AHUSTROXC & SOX, Veray, March 15, IMOt—tf

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, VINES, SNBDBS, &c., CTTLflTlTtD tup FOE IUI BT IIOB3S, WALKER b CO., At the Evergreen Nurseries, Twelve miles fvt of I,ouItrni<, Ky„ Immediately cm the LouUvltte and Frankfort Railroad. flW., PROPRIETORS haring mad* U«e add!J. lions to their a**orlto«d,are prepared tosupply lh«e who may favor them Kith Ihdrontera, on very favorable term*. Their Tree* ore wet) grown and vigorous, and warrant£l,tnte to their name. Thdr Surrery now contains 100 acre* KW They bare sold and dell re ried trees tn south* eastern Indiana fir severe) year*, and hare always given genera) nils faction. 1 They respectfully refer Ifiote who deal re to purchase good fruit trees, to the farmer* throughout Indiana and Kentucky! Orders addressed to HOBBS, WALKER fc CO,, O’Bannon Post-Office, Jefferson Co., Ky., or to J. 0. DELI,, RJiing Sun, Oblo Co., Ind.. will receive prompt altenilon. apUJ-llnovlJ