Weekly Reveille, Volume 1, Number 14, Vevay, Switzerland County, 22 September 1853 — Page 3

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| M Importations!! | BEBHY 8t

State of Indiana, ) Switzerland county, ( In the Sicitxerlnnd Court of Common Pitot,

The Great Remedy. ( Dr. Morse** Compound Syrup ot YELLOW DOCS, | IS now considered by tbe mod eminent physicians and others, to be the 1*st prepaiation of medicine in use for citrine Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Costive nets, Headache. Bilious Complaints, Ncctouikm, Diiiincu, Female Weakness and General Debility, Colds, Coughs, <£c., and all complaints arising from an impure slate of the Blood, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Blotches, Pimples, Biles, Ulcers, Cancers, Turnon, Cancer, Ac. It will benefit all Consumptive and Pulmonary Complaints, It regulates and strengthens the whole system by'procucing a healthy action of the functions of the body generally. Certificates are not necessary. A fresh supply just received by I. STEVENS, Ja., Agent. Sept. 16,1863.

Dissolution.

THE firm ofThiebaud, Courvoiaier 4 Co., mutual consent, was on the 7th of July, 1853, disolved; all accounts or cotes due said firm, win be thankfully received, byThiebaud 4* Harwood, they being authorized to collect and receipt lor the same.

Importer* akd Jobber** East side TIain atrefct) between Fourth ead Fifth, Cincinnati,

VEVAYi THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER M, 1653.

ON this 27th day of August; the said Mary Moore, by James S Jeliey her Attorney, Sled into the office of the Clerk of said Court, her petition (or complaint) against said defendants; also an affidavit of a competent and disinterested witness, by which it appears that tbo said Eliza Ann Moore and John Moore her husband', Caroline Van Fossieu and Morrison Van Possteu her husband, Harriet Moore, Missouri Jane Moore and Arthur P. Moore ate not residents of the State of-Indi-ana. Therefore they are hereby notified of the pendency of said petition, that unless they appear before the Switzerland Court of Common Plcas on tbo first day of the nest term thereof, to be hoiden at the Court House in Vevay, in said county, on tfaefirst: Monday in October nest, and make defence to said. Petition, and that on failure so to do the matters therein charged will ho taken at confessed, and decree rendered in accordance with the circumstances of the case. ,

Would invite Merchants and Wholesale Buyers, to imped their luge and extensive slock of

THIEBAUD, COCRVOISIER4 CO.

adtakc£ teenst

FANCY HOODS,

N. B.—The undersigned, will continue to conduct the business, at the old stand, No. 1. Odd Fellows* building, where may be found, at all times, a fresh supply of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats 4 Caps, Queens ware, 4c:, 4c..

gne Copy* ....$1 30. ive Copies, ...6 25. Copies, .......10 00.

AtuntD to tixz Srm.vo Thade. Out facilities for securing desirable Styles and Goods for customers, ate not surpassed byany House in the West,'as we bavc an experienced buyer constantly in the Eastern cities, forwarding us daily such bargains as tbe market offers ia

Advance payment* rt quirt d in all cate* for tubGBPlwn* at the uboce rate*. OniMpy Reveille and the Lady's Boole, S3 50.

The undesigned respectfully calls the attention of then numerous customers, to their new stock of FALL GOODS which has Just bean receded.

RIBBONS. MILLINERY COOLS, PERFUMERY, EMBROIDERIES, COMBS, LACE GOODS, BRUSHES, HOSIERY & GLOVES. THREAD, WHITE GOODS, JEWELRY, HANDKERCHIEFS, BUTTONS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, ACCORDEONS,' CUTLERY, VARIETY OOODS^c.

Foitagig on the “ UcrciUe.*

THIEBAUD 4 HARWOOD. Vetay, Sept. 16, 1863.

1 In Switzerland county, rate.

Oct of the county, and within tfle State ol Indiana, thirteen cenh a year. Out of the State, twenty six cents per year.

AlcCOANELL’S

' OTCONKELL’S Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla and

Public.Sale. THE undersigned will offer for sale at hit residence near Schoonover's Mill, on Thursday, Oct. 13th,' One. or two stacks of Hay, one Cow, a few head of Hogs, two Clocks,'one Cupboard, two Bureaus, three or four Ploughs; Cradles and Mowing Scythes, Bedsteads and a Fanning Mill.

Campostad Fluid Ezlraet of Sarsaparilla

BLANKS.

WILD CHERRY. A sure and certain remedy for all disease* of the glandular system, and all Impurities of the Blood, such as lavs*. CoPKuiitm; Scaorou, Pcucojutt Affections, indigestion, Rheumatism, Inflamed or Sore Eyes, etc. A constant' supply of the genome article above, direct from the manufactory of Ur. McConnell, kept for sale at No. 3, Odd Fellows’ Hall, where printed circulars containing numerous certificates of its wonderful efficacy may be obtained gratis. Price 74 cents per bottle, or 3 bottles for 52. June23. 1. STEVENS, J a., Agtnt.

It’WILD CHI1RY, A sure and certain remedy for all diseases of the Glandular system, and all impurities of the blood, such as Liter CoMrui.vT, Scaorcu, Drsrcrsu, Pclmonart Aritcno-va, Ikoiokstion, Rhecjutish, etc.

We have just printed a quantity of Blank Deeds, of an improved style, which is said to he the best farm in use. Also—Justices' Blanks, Blank Notes, and are always prepared to furnish them at prices to soil purchasers.

The popular feature of Selling mon of the Goods at five per c«n- advance will he continued.

To Cash and approved Short Time Buyers, we can offer liberal inducements. fchlOlf

Notice to Contractors.

Terms of Sale.

Vcray Prices Current,

proposals will be received at tbu 3 Auditor’s Office, in Vevay, Switzerland county, Indiana, up to the first Tuesday of December, 1853, to build a Jail and Jailor's residence for said county, according to a plan and specifications therefor, which may be seen at said Auditor’s office. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. ROBERT N. LAMB,

AH sums of three dollars and over, a credit of nine months will be given; all sums under three dollars, cash in band. SAMUEL McCLINTICK. sept. 16, 1863.—l3-3w,«

A large supply of the above in store, direct from the Cincinnati Depot. Price 76 cents per bottle; or 3 bottles for £2. Call and get a Circular, and read the certificates appended, •t J. T. THILOAUU'S Vcvay Drug Store.

IRA N. MALIN, Clerk, sept. 1, 1853.—ll-Jw. 83

.MierifPs Sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of the Clerk's office of Switzerland County, Slate of Indiana, against the lands and tentoicuU of the Trustees of Vevay Lodge No. C, [. 0. 0. F., in favor of Percy Rous and George 11. Kyle for S347.17, with interest aud coits thereon, accruing and to accrue, I will expose to sale at public auction for cash in Land to the highest bidder; at the Court House, door in the town of.Veray, in the county and .State above mentioned, On the2Jlh day of September, 1863, between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 6 o'clock P. M. of said' day, the rents and profits of the following described real estate, for a term .of years'nut exceeding' (even; and provided said rents and profits does not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy the Judgment, interests and costs, 1 will then and there offer for sale oh like term the fee simple of said property, subject to the right of redemption, if there be any such right, described as follows to-wit;—Lot No, (107) one hundred and seven in the original town of Vcvay, commencing at the corner of Main and Liberty streets ami running on Main street sixty feet and nine inches, thence back at rigb* angles forty-five feet, thence in a direct line sixty feet and nine inches to Liberty street, thence bn Liberty street to the place of beginning. Also, a piece of .land adjoining said tract of land on the north-east side thereof of fifteen feet nine inches by 24 feet. Also l an alley adjoining both'of said tracts of land, to have as an outlet into Liberty street, and which said alley and said piece of land of fifteen feet nine inches by twenty-six feet is to be held in common for cistern and privy by all the occupants of said lot No. 107, except Joseph McCutcbcn and bis assigns, together .with the Lodge Hall situate thereon. '• Provided said rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy the above execution and costs, 1 will then and there offer for sale the. fee simple of the above named real estate, but will not suit for less than the appraised value thereof.

Coroiier’s InqucMt, ' AN inquest was taken at the Ohio .river, -at- lhe mouth of Turtle Creek, in ’York township, county of Switzerland, on the 12th day of September, 1863, before Peter Robinson, a Justice of the Peace of York township, in Switzerland county, upon view'of a body found in the Ohio river and brought to shore at the mouth of said Tuttle Creek, name unknown, about-five feet tight er ten inches I high, .heavy set. bad on cheeked coat, black satin vest, cottonade pants, while abirt and white neck handkerchief, bad in his pocket two pocket knives, a comb- and a half dollar and one cent in money.. Verdict of the jury, that he came to bis death by accidental draw-

Bull's Sarsaparilla! Boxfi DR. JOHN HULL'S Saisa patF” rilla just received, direct from tfcc.Laboratory, Louisville, Ky. Price 81 per bottle, or 3 bottles.for $2 50. A liberal deduction from the above talcs to the trade.

Stationary. SUPERIOR Letter and'Cap Paper; plain and . fancy envelopes and Note paper, Steel Pens, Black, Blue and Red Inks, Wafers, and every other article in the line, for sate low at the Book and Variety Store, No. 3, Odd Fellows'Hail.

Auditor.

Cincinnati Daily Enquirer and' Madison Daily Banner give sit insertions, and send account to Auditor of Switzerland county. , scpU 22—1 l-3w.

At J. L.TUIEBAt'I)’S Vcwy Drug Store.

Mexican Mustang Liniment* The Mo it Popular Article of the Jge. DOZEN daily expected direct from i# V“ the proprietor;; in Si. Louis, Mo. NOTICK.— Although llyj proprietors have advanced Iheir prices on this valuable Liniment, at wholesale, there will be no change in the retail prices, they stand as heretofore. Small bottles 26 cents; medium £0 cents! «nd largo at St. ..The trade supplied at an advance of 26 cents ’pet dozen, from and after the lit of July, 1853. For sale wholesale and total, ‘ By J. I..THIEBAUD.

Special Election.

Family Bibles, A LARGE supply of Family Bibles, vinous styles of binding, just received and for sale at the Book store of ' v • I. STEVENS, la. July 28. No. 3, Odd-Fellows’ Hall.

MTOTICK is hereby given that an election Lw will be held by the qualj6eil volets of Switzerland county, on the 2d Tuesday in October. IS53, at the usual places of holding elections for the purpose of electing a Reporter of the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Horace E. Carter, and also a Commissioner for the Second District of Switzerland county, to fill the vacancy of Jas. S. Ferguson, whose term of office expires before the next General Election. ■■ By order of the Governor, S. W. HOWARD, Sheriff of S. C. iept;22.—U*s3w,

Ittarcingcs.

Ding. . I PETER ROBINSON, ‘. Joitice of the Peace, sept. 16, 1863.—13-3w, .

Coopers Sc Carpenter*, HEAR YE!

In this place. Sept. 1Mb, by Rev, H. Waxon, Mr. Ciuauu Noxuxx. and Mtix'Roulik Lo.va DcruM.

State or Indiana, > _ Switzerland county, i 118 ' In the Siciittrland Circuit Court,

HERE is the place to get the worth of roar money. I have just received ia addition to ay former slock of Hardware if Groceries, a large assortment of Carpenter’s dr Coopers’ Tools, consisting in part, of the following aides, lo-wit: Broad Axes, Jointer Planet, double (f tin. Board do, ■ Fore do do do Hind do. ; Jack do do do Adze, Smoothing do do do Drawing Knives, Hatchett Noa. 1,9, A 3, Steel Squarei. Trying do, Beni do. MiUe do, Crosa-cutSew*. Ripp do. Hand do. Tenon do. • Screw Arm Groves. Pilttler*. — . Raising Placei. . ' Pannol Plough!. Cutting Tbnitta. - Hollow if Round, Celling Match Planes. Bead do " do. V Croce. Top Planes. Augert, uiorlcdt from ) to 3 inch. Firmer Chisels, aia’td, Rom I to 2 Inch. Socket do do do 1 to 3 inch. - Auger Bills do do i to 1 inch. -ALSO6 dozen hoes, handled., 6 do premium hoes. 3 do spades* 4 do shovels. 3 do > manure forks. BO pair bames. &Q do traces. 40 setts wagon boxes. 100 kegs assorted nail*. - . Spikes from-3 d to 6 inch. - Cut, Shear, German. Blister dr Spring Siecl. . . F. L.ORISARO. Family Grocmec. Coffee, „ Rice, ' , Allspice, . Sugar,, Cendlat, Alum, MoIihm, Soap, Ginger, Tea, Pepper, „ StlcraliiS/ . Starch,' Mackerel, Nutmegs, Ac., Ac; A No. 1 article of Tobacco, both Cavindiib and & Plug all of which will be aold low for Cash, by P. L. GRISARD, Comtr Main if Ftrry Vevay, April 14,1863. 44-tf.

ON this Utb dayof September, A.D, 1863, John Hants, by Scoit Carter his attorney filed Soto the office of the Clerk of said court bU petition against said defendant; also an affidavit of a competent and disinterested witness, by which it appears that the said Sarah F. DJ Bant a is hot a resident of the state of Indiana; therefore she is hereby notified of the Pendancy of this suit, that unless she be and appear before the Switzerland circuit Court, on lhefirstday of the next term thereof, to oe hplden at the Court bouse in the town of Vevay in said County, on the 6lh Monday la October nest, and make defence to complainants petition, arid that on failure so to do, the matters, thuein: will be taken as confessed, and decree rendered accordingly. IRA N. MAUN, Clerk, sept. 15, 1858.—13-3w. $2 50 pd by C’pt,

With the above notice came to band a fine wadding cake, and some delicious grtp«. We most sincerely returalhanki to the friends who so kindly remember] us on these interesting occasions,

COOK'S PILLS::

Coroner’s Inquest.

AN Inquest was held by John J. Jack, a Justice of the Peace, in Posey township, Switzerland county, State of Indiana, at Turner’s Lading, on the Ilth day of September, 1853, over a dead body of-a man, name supposed to be William Crawford. Verdict of the Jury: Came to his death by accidental drowning. Usd on when found, dark sack coat, tweed pants, plated bocom shirt, bine yarn‘socks and coarse shoes; had black hair; about 6 feet 6 inches nigh; supposed to be 30 years of agei* In pocket-of deceased was found 3 cards or tickets, otic marked S. B. Georgetown, Wm. Crawfora, trip No. 14, 1843, paid deck passage to St. Louts; the other two blank cards of steamboat Hamburg, dated Sept 7th on back of one. Had €3,34 cents in money—two one dollar bills 'ou the Stale Bank of Ohio, one dollar in gold, and 35 cents in silver. .

— On the 14th, by Rev. B. Tillen, Mr. DeKalb Craig, of the steamer Wisconsin, and Hiss Nettie C. Fant, of Oatlabn Co., Ky. .

We are glad to team that our friend Craig bts at last entered the ‘matrimonial stale— for which he has so long been a standing candidate. Out best wishes for their prosperity..

On the 16th mst., by Rev. J. C. Bonham, Mr. Wilson Bardwell and Miss Mary F. Washer.

Tfia Out Family Wcdirine now .in Uw, being recommended and used m the regular Practice by all of the leading ph>iicianscf the country.

• At the same time and place, by Rev, H. Wason, Mr. Zebulos D. Scofield and Miss Clsrisa Washer.

NO PATENT NOSTRUM.

But« compound known to all who ere at all acquainted with medicines. They are a valuable Srxcinc for most of Ibc diseases of this country. A trial of them by those who have, sot yet used, will prove their virtues.' Those who have used them, know them to be a Good and Sara Family Pill, adapted to the’ euro of Colds, Coughs, Headache, Costive* - neai, Pains in the Head, Back, Breast, Sides and Limbs, and the lest preventative of Bailout Disrlsts. Price 2i cents per boi, ot 6 boxes for 8t. The trade supplied as heretofore. A largo anpply just prepared, and for tale,, by ’ J. L. THIEBAVD.

In MidUonj Sept, I3lb, by Rev. J. B. Barnett, Rev. B. T. Quinn, uf Scott County, Ky., and Miss Caiells, daughter of Gen. Milton Stipp. ,

SAMUEL W-; HOWARD, Sheriff s. C. Vevay, Sept. 1, ,1853.—ll-3w, , $1.

For Sale.

- JOHN J. JACK, Justice of the Peace. Sept. 22, 1853.—U-3w.

•XIU3 WEEKLY STAR.

A farm of land.ia Switzerland county, Indiana, fronting on the Ohio Rivet about three miles above the town of Vevay, to-wit; part south-east qr. sect* 8, town 1, range 3, west,'containing 128-C4-I00 acres. Also, part fractional, section 8, Town 1, Range 3, west, containing 132-78-100 acres. About 76 acres- of ssut ’tend is‘under cultivation; balance well timbered, with a good orchard and a comfortable stone dwelling bouse and other buildings thereon, being the same farm lately occupied and; owned by: George Singer, deceased, ■ *’:■ ;

Fancy Goods, Honnels. See. KBES. I. R.DUMONT has formed a pari- j iYll nersbip with the MISSES KINCAID, and has replenished her stock of Bonnets! and Ribbons, and in connection with the above is now receiving a general assortment of

AS EXCELLENT FAMILY ASD ; \ v Washington Newspaper*

Ekatljs.

Price $1 35 per annum.

T&Mf ALLACH iV HOPE, Proprietors;of the »i Washington City Eecnin* Star, issued the first number of tlielr WEEKLY STAR on the 1st Thursday in-Septcmberf 1855. v *' Tskms;—gi.25 cents per single copy; To Clubs, five copies for 85,00; ten copies for 83,00; twenty copies, 315,00; cash, intiaruMy m adranet.

August 30tb, John F. Dumont, son of Ebehexer and Maty Ann Dumont, aged four years, one month and twenty-two days.

of the newest and best styles. The Misses Kincaid ire eipcricnced Milliners ami Mantau-makcra, and have heretofore given the most perfect satisfaction m Dress Cutting and Making; also, in Cutting and Making Cloaks. Mantles. Ac, They will now bo able to farnish'lhe goods, cut, and make — Cloaks, Manilas, Drr.aev, Ar., Ae.,

JTtw 21 fcocrltscments.

John Bull’* Balsam of WILD CHERRV&ICELAND MOSS FUT up In quart bottles. Price 81, or £5 for 6 botilesj an eicellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Aitbma, Hoarse* nest, Pain and Sorc.icss of the Breast, Di5r ealtyof Breathing, and other diseases of the Lungs, or Pulmonary Organs. Constantly on hand and for sale by J. L. TH1EBAUD.

The above property will be sold by (he undersigned as agent-fur a portion of the heirs at law of George Singer, deceased, to the highest bidder in separate tracts, on Tuesday the first day*of November,-1853, on the premises, if-not previously sold, at private sale. The other heirs will act iu their own right on. the day of salt, v Teems:—One third cash in band, and the balance in equal payments of one and two yean, with interest from day of sale, and payable without relief from valuation or apprisemeat laws of Indiana- . Title unquestionable. WILLIAM HALL, Agent, *C. . Vevay, Ind., SepU 8,1853.—13-ld.

The WEEKLY STAR will be printed on a double sheet, and will contain more informs - lion concerning wbal may be going on'iin Washington than any other ten newspapers in the country; also, interesting family and mis- ' ccllaneousreading, $c.,&c. The propiielora aim to make it a journal absolutely necessary to every one who desires to know what the Government is doing, or contemplating, in all its branches. It will be.-rich,• racyand me, without forfeiting its characlcr.ias I per which will be aceeptiblem every family circle. ‘ ■? '

Morse’s Yellow Dock Boot. rr ccau—win tux ctaxincsTM. Having made use of the Compound syrup of Yellow Dock Root prepared by C. Morse 4 Co., either ourselves or in our families, a ad finding It tube a very salutary and effectual preparation, we do most cheerfully recommend it as a very valuable medicine; B. Bourne, Cashier National Dank, Providence. R. I, A. TV. Spencer, Caabier Lime Rock Dauk, Providence, R. I. -A. C. Bantow, President City Bank, and Mayor of Providence. C, S. Jones, Kd’roT Advertiser, Providence. Rev. Wm. Phillips. Rev. John B. Richmond, Swanxy, R. I. i Dr. Bcnj. Colby; and J. M. Wiggin, M. D. Call oc the Agent and get a circular. Isaac Stevens, Jr., Agent.

of the latest styles, and at the sheets! notice. Vcvay, Sept. 13, lS63.

More iVou Good*.

-ALSOAYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. ■. Bodous 1 LtrtawiiiT a.vd Taa. Wistak's Balsam or Wild Crzikt. : LoDSKN’S ExriCTOKANT. Together with ell other popular prepared medicines of the day—constantly on hand and for sale, wholesale and retail, at the Vevay Drug Store, by J. L. THIEBACD.

IN addition to above assortment of fresh and seasonable goods, a superior lot of MERJXOS, DRESS SILKS, CASHMERES, $c., 4 C >» have just been received—which were selected with great care, especially for this locality. Call at Mrs. Dumont's, on Ferry street, opposite U, P. Schcnck’s store. ■ sept 22.

The unprecedented succcM qf Ibeir DaiVy 5ceniit? Htar warrants'thern jit saying that their weekly wilt be the best,.most interest* mg, and cheapest journal of the kind in. the country. ' -

. Louiirillc Weekly Courier and Cincinnati Weekly Times, copy 4 times, and send bill to this , r

All orders, postage paid, accompanied by he money, will be. promptly attended to. 'ractions of a dollar can be sent in poatage tamps. , Address,

Bread and Cake Bakery* E: BARRETT would respectfully inform • the public that he bis opened a new

Drugs and Medicines,

WALLACH& POPE. . Proprietors of the Star,. Washington City, D. G. 33* Postmasters throughout the country ate utborizcd to act as Agents.

NEW ARRIVAL AND Great Attraction. THE subscribers have Just received and opened a large slock of Dry Goods, &c., 4c,, suitable to the Fall trade. They can assure their customers' that then assortment is now entirely complete. Among which may be. found the following: Brown Sheetings, Bleecbed Muslini, Drills, Tickings,' Shirting Checks, Domestic and Scotch Ginghams, Merrimack Cocfaeco, Allen 4 Co., and other test brands of Prints, Red, Yeilow and "While Flannels, Canton do.; Cloths, Gasstmeres. Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds, Satin 4 other Vestings, Merinos, Bl'k Lustres, Monslin DeLaities, Persian Cloths, Blk silks, etc., etc. In the Notion Department, may be found Lacs & Edgings, Ribbons, silk and linen Cambric, pocket Hdkfs, Cravats, suspenders, Hosiery; kid, silk and title gloves, Coats*, spools and patent Thread, Needles, Pins, Hooks 4 Eyes, &c., 4c.

, Bread wild Fancy. Cake Bakery, - on Ferry street, between Market Squareand Main, for the .purpow of supplying the cilisens, and bis; Ghent' neighbors, with fresh Bread and Cakes of the very .best quality, and at the lowest possible prices for cash.. E. B. will not trouble his friends Vith any further detail, as-be feels certain the system on which he purposes conducting bis business, together with the superior articles he intends supplying, will be sufficient to insure the pa* tronage of a generous public, -’.v Vcvay, Sept. 1, IS63. . • *

J. L. THIEBAUD'S, OPPOSITE THE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. MAIN STREET, VEVAY. AT 'this store is the place to purchase fftih and pore Drugs and Medicines, -- Paints and Oils, Turpentine and Varnish, Dye Stuffs, &c.

Oh Yes! Oh Yesi: Come to your Country'* Call, and <ui* lain your Independence, whiltl the American Banner is unfurled th' the breeze, in triumph , WE have just recievcd in addition to our former stock, a full assortment of prime

Notice of Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that 1 will sell,

at public auction, .on Saturday, the 17th ay of September nest, at 'the residence of William Whillemote, late of PleasantTown-! I hip, Switzerland county, la, deceased, all bis ersonal properly (not taken by the widow,) onsisling of one horse, one bull, one steer, T heep. and other articles »o tedious lo mention. l credit of sis months will be given on all unis over Ibtce dollars, tho - purchaser giving is note with approved freehold secuity, warring valuation and appraismenl laws. EMSLEY SUADDY, Administrator. September 1,1S53. —ll-3w.

FAMILY GROCERIES, and we respectfully invite the attention.of our customers, and all those who arc desirous of puschasing Cheap Groceries, to call and ate, as we are determined to sell low for cash.

The articles in the Medicine tine are freih and imported principally from Philadelphia, and stand No. 1, and arc sold low.for cash' And apart from these may be fotlnd article* that every family need more or leas, suab u Teas, Chocolne, . Loaf Sugar. Starch, Salarito*. Pepper sml Spiert. (linger ami Clove#. Cinnamon and Mice, Nutmegs, Soap and Candid, PURE CIDER VlNEOAR,<J*C. TOBACCO. SNUFF ami CIGARS, Bye -Staffs,

MEDICAL NOTICE.

DUS. P. S. SAGE and W. VANNUYS, haring formed a partnership' for the practice of Medici ne in its various branches, respectfully tender their services' to the citizens of Allensvillc and surrounding country, and hope by strict arid careful 'attention to business; to merit the confidence of the public. One or both may be‘found at their'bffice Ih Allensvillc, unless absent on professional bus* iness. September 1,1853^—11-3w,

Ouratock consists in part, tO'Wit: Rib Coffoc, Java do., N. 0. Sugar, . Crush Sugar, Powdered Sugar, Loaf do., ; ' N. O, Molanea, ► Sugar Home Molum, ■■-■■■■ and a superior article of

Notice,

SS hereby given, that on the 18 th day of August, 1863, an order of attachment was isucd by me, Peter Robinson, a justice of the >eacc in and for Switzerland county at the instance and upon the affidavit of William Finon, against the goods, chattels, credits and efects oflsaac Sheri Jen and Robert Sheriden; by r irtue of which order sis barrels of flour have iccn attached as the property of Isaac Sheriten; and that on the 2:st .'day of September. :853, at my office in York township, in the bounty of Switzerland aforesaid, 1 will proceed to hear and decide upon the said attachment, of which the said Isaac Sheriden and Robert Sheriden and all other persons concerned will take notice. PETER ROBINSON, J. P, sept. 1, JS53.—ll-3w. ■ $1 60

BOOTS and snor.s, Or every style and the best quality of material and workmanship, to which particular attention is incited. . _ 1HD CAPS. A complete assortment of the latest styles.

Notice,

NOTICE is hercty given, that whatever boats may land at my landing below th$ grade at the foot of Washington street, will be charged wharfage, as I am determined to enfotc my right to US feet, running from W ash melon street to the alley below. JOHN CLARK. Vcvay, Sept, 8, 1853.—12-tw,

Gunpowder Tea, Imperial do.. Young Hyson do., and Black Tea; Salcralus, Starch, * Mackerel, Cod Piih, . Soap, Mould Candle*. Tobacco, Cigars, Cheese, Butter Crackers, Soda Crackers, Rice, Homi°^C - '.AUO

Qaeeaiware and Glutwsn

Of every style, quality, and price.

T1AUDWAUE.: Consisting in part of Table and pocket Cutlery, Butcher knives, table apd tea spoons, scissors, Axes, Wood-sawn, Ad Irons, Bulls & acrewi, files, Ticks, Coffee Mills, Locks, etc.

Notice*

1 KEEP* ob ha do ■ full iropply of the beat article of Dyes and Dye-Woods, til of wblchT warn at; such as

T1TOTICE is hereby given that the underi* signed have been appointed Executors of the jast will of Robert Gullion, late of Switzerland county, deceased.. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, HENRY GULLION,) V,™,.,. JOHN GULLION, i Exccotor1 ’ EcpUl, 1853.

GBOCEBIE8,

AHora, Indigo,' •Erf-wood, Cam-woad, Fustic Chip,. Atonetja, Chip Tjogwoiidi Extacl of Logwood, Vtirioli, " Acids, etc,, etc., 1 At 3. L. Thicbatid’s Store you can protore every variety and color of Paints, ready mixed with Oil, or Dry, vit - , Red Lead, White Lead, Venetian Red, Farm Qt^cn, Pnmian Blue, Drop Black, Lamp Black, Umber d: Lithmga, Spinuh Brown, United Oil, Furniture and Coach Varnish, Japan and Leather Varnish. Spirits of Turpentine, etc. July 7, l?M -|. 3. L. THIE3AUD-

In part as follows—Coffee, sugar, Molasses, Rice, Gunpowner, Young Hyson and Imperial Teas, galaratus, Tobacco, starch, Pepper, spite, Ginger, Nutmeg, Clofesffaosp, Cindies, Brooms, Tubs, Wooden Backets, WashboardaTdre., <5fC. A1&-—9 ottx!,n Yarns, Carpet Warp, Battings Randle wick; Dycntuffs, best duality or Indigo, Madder, Alum, Copperas, Leawood, etc., etc.

Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Prepared Cocoa, Cbockolate, Candies, Raisins, lined Currants, and many other articles appertaining to Family Groceries, all ot which will be sold low for cash, by ALEX. DETRAZ, A CO. Vcvay, Feb. IQ, 1653. 36-lf.

Notice.

O. S. S. Bank ftoles, WE are buying the notes of the Ohio State Stock Banks. U. P. SCHENCK * SON. J

ALL persons are hereby notified and forbid trusting or crediting any person on my account, without roy orders, as I am determined to pay no such debts. ■ -• SAMUEL LOCK. Vcvay, Aug. 29, 1863.—ll-3w.»

LIME$CEMENT.— 20bbls. Utica Lime. 15 bhs. Cement. Just received and for sale low, by

Timothy Seed. bus. Pure Timothy Seed, juslreceived and for sale low by V U. P. SCHENCK SON.

Dissolution.

School Boot a.

/flft bushels Potatoes, Onions, TtvjVvV aud_App!es wanted. We are prepared Jp rcccive.fill kinds of country produce on account or for cash, at the highest marketprice, f'., TEATS & SCHENCK.

_ U. P. SCHENCK tf EON.'

f copartnership heretofore existing beJL tween Green £ Everding', in the Tombstone and Marble business, was on the 6th of September dissolved, by mutual consent.

MiG offeyt*-Readers, Elementary spelling Roou, Ray's’Arithmetics, Smith's Geography!, blartk books, writing and letter paper, slates, steel pens, Ink, etc., etc. * * ! '

Clothing 1 . OW is the lime to buy. We are now ofXw fering.our entire atock’of ready made clothing at cost. U. P. SCHENCK 4 SON. sept. 1, 1663.

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JUST received a large and well assorted stock of eight day and thirty hour brats and steamboat clocks. ,U.P. SCHENCK* SON.

The business will be continued by the subscriber, at his shop on Ferry street, above Pike, ■ few doors above U. P. Bchcnck’i StoreThe patronage of the public is solicited, and every possible effort will be made to give satisfaction. 1 - HARVEY GREEN. Vevay, Sept. 15, 1863.—13t3w*.

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. leathers. Af lbs Feathers just received and for sale •JJ V jo* by V. P. SCHENCK $ SON*. " - —- - ■ — , ■ L.

A general assortment of Tinware, all of whicb will be sold aloor attablbhedlow pricm, for cull ot approved eouofefprpduce. Oni friend* and flUstdoitTf, and the public in genera], an invited to call and examine our goods, atlhe-old aland, corner of Petty atreetand Market-square, where they wilt find us at all times anxious to wait upon customer*. . . wiluamsuaw $SON.

Onions—Onions, JS'ftT’E will pay the highest market price for V “ .10,000 bushels Onions, in 1 cash. July H. 1863. U. P. SCHENCK fr SON.

■ Chairs. ■ 1 gJPUT Bottom Chairs just received «n<! for Q sale low by U. P. S. SON. J

Baskets; • half, bnshcl'baskets just received and ■tMF for sale by. U. P. SCHENCK &. SON.

Stlit. ' gUST, received: 16<) barrels ‘-nit. For sale

CLOTHING.— Spring and Summer Clothing at reduced prices. CaiKal *V,. A- .. - T P iCHENCK At SON'S.

Blank Bettis, ■ For sale »l the opec.

S7VLAT boat for suit.* low by ■ C, oCricNOK j

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Coaatcrxo Wciklt at U. P. Schesck & Sort. Flourper bbl ...SI 15 New Wheat *' bush SO Onions 30 Oats " " 30 Rye “ ” 60 Barley ** . .36a40 Hay,per ton. .19 a SW Bacon Hams, city cored, pr lb . 121 Canvassed U Lard pr 1b . 12i Butter “ “ C 12* Eggs pr doz 8 Neshannocka 36 Potatoes, PinltFiy „ 30 Chickens pr dos.. Si 26 Feathers 371 Salt pet bushel,... Sficta. Flaxseed. I 00

Miry Moore, 1 against, Charles Moore, Eliza Ann . Moore, John Moore, Caroline Van ■ Fossieu, Morrison Van Fossieu, Harriet 7 Moore, Missouri Jane Moore, and Arthur F. .Moore.

Petition for Dower,

John Banta, ■ .'against Sarah F. D. Banta.

PU for Divorce.

THE subscriber has just received a full and complete supply of " PURKITTJRB, selected with care, and purchased with cash; which he flatten himself he can sell as low for cash, as can be bad elsewhere. Call in and examine ray stock, two doors above Alex. Delraz A Co.'s Grocery Store, in Schenck's large brick. ; July 28,1863. LUCIAN ROUS.