Weekly Reveille, Volume 1, Number 16, Vevay, Switzerland County, 6 October 1853 — Page 4

MARRIAGE, happiness m competence.

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How Much did be leave.

THE WEEKLY. REVEILLE, Is published every Thursday morning, at Si 60 in advance. It is conducled by

PROTFC.TI G N (Fire, Marinerani Inland)

Jackson's Collcclate Institute. Located oeaf Patriot, SwiUeriiodCo, Iqd. fJAhe Fall session' wilt commence- on A Wednesday Sepu Tth, and continue IS weeks.

.This question is asked concerning the property of every rich raid that diet, and it was answered very happily by Cloots, who was executor upon the eilate of the late Mr. Snodgrass. His neighbor, Mr. Nkiirod, was an exceedingly inquisitive man, and it was his pride that he knew as much almost, of the affairs of people ol his heighhurbnod, as they did themselves, But .Mr. Snodgrass had never been com* municathe, ami all that he could glean ol his circumstances was from the guesses and speculations of outsiders. The d.iy after Us neighbor had been pul into the earth, Natlrod visited Cloots, and with an excepting face, begun to question him: ■■Mr. Clouts,” says he "if it is mu improper—1 wouldn’t wiih to ask tin question if it is the least impropper nor expect you to answer it—will you inform me how much my particular friend Snodgrass left!”

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OTIS 8. WALDO and PRED’K J. WALDO, and is independent in all things. For terms uf advertising, and club subscriptions, see fourth page.

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TERMS.

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Common English branches, with board,'. including cashing, lights, and fuel-: per session.. .833 50 Higher English branchM, including Phonetic shorthand writing,..'. 36 60 Greek, Latin, and French, eachesUa...,6 00 Ncetllc-work, Drawing, and Painting, each extra, -.-t 00 Music on the Piano or Melodeon; extra. .18 W

THURSDAY,

..OCTOBER 5,1853,

HARTFORD , com. Incorporated 1825*

TH* Law ol Newspaper*,

Sittings of the Courts la the Cousrr op Switicelano, Inpiasa.

1. Subscribers who do not give express nothe contrary arc considered as wishing to continue their subscription. 2. If aubsbribers order the discontinuance of their newspapers, the publisher may continue to send them until all arrearages are paid. 5. If subscribers neglect or refuse to lake their papers out of the offices to which they ore directed, they are held responsible unth they have Killed the bills and entered them discontinued. - 4. If subscribers remove to - other places without infotmtug the publishers and the newspapers are sent to the funner direction, they are held responsible. 5. The Courts have, decided that refusing to take‘newspapers from the office, or removing and leaving them uncalled for, is primafacie evidence of intentional fraud. „ ti. The United States Courts have also repeatedly decided that a Post Master who neglects to perform his duty by giving seasonable notice, as required by the Post Office Department, of the neglect of a person to take from the office newspapers addressed to him, renders the Post Master liable to the publisher for the subscription price. U*' All communications should be directed to the editors of the Reveille, and . post-paid; private communications should be so marked.

CIRCUIT COURT.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. A.O. HAZARD, C. II. NORTHAM, JNO. WARBURTON, W. KELLOGG,' U. W. CLARK, L. IILMPHRLY. WM; ISHAM. II. UELUEN, E.SELLEY; W. THRALL. W. B. ROBBINS. K. HILLS, T. BELKNAP, W. A. WARD, L*. CLARK, WM. WILLIAMS, D. W. CLARK, President. WM. CONOEt, Sec'y.

1st Monday of May. [ fith Monday of October. COilliUOX PLEAS COURT. Switzerland County.

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Daily exercises in Vocaf Music, .English Composition, and Elocution. - Patxxnt is requested in ndwrvfi,* and in case of protracted -sickness, a piOportional part of the money will be refnhdedL. - * A class of pupils from six to. ten years-of age, that have not learned to read, or have learned but little, will be received, and taught to write and read (the common print) correctly and umferatoiuftiigfy by the Phonetic system, They will also, receive instruction, in Menial Arithmetic, the elements of Natural History, Physiology, Geometry, other sciences, etc., by. lectu res kpd - familiar conversation.

1st Monday of January, I 1st Monday of April. 1st Muitday of July, | 1st Monday of UcU

OAfo County, 3d Monday of January, I 3d Monday of April. Id Monday uf July, { 3d Monday of Oct.

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1st Monday of March j IstMondayof September 1st Monday of June j 1st Monday of December

The attention of property holders is respectfully called to the superior advantages for Pus, Maxise and Island Insueancx .offered by the '

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LEOLLKC 1IOIISK, Comer of .Main and Jt’erry Street*, VEVAY, INDIANA,

PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.

The undersigned has been furnished with blank Policies, signed by the officers of the Company; also with blank teuewai receipts, for containing policies already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared, as Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period uf,tiroe, nut less than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings on their contents, occupied as Dwellings, Stores. Warehouses, Churches. Hotels Banks, etc, etc., and their con ten is against loss OH DAMAGE BY FIRE .

The land cbnnectml with the institution will furnish students with a variety of labor; such as improving' and ornamenting the grounds, gardening, cultivating vines, fruittrees, etc. Coopering, carpenter, cabinet, and stone mason work.will be furnished those who are skilled in those avocations. For their akill and induslry'they will be rewarded in cash, according to- £he current prices of such work. . ’ ‘ -

SKCmUE THE MEANS OP HAPPINESS ItUtotoUt»lito* po*»**wwl of ik* biwWn.il* towt •fnUtk ku ttnH lif ucbtii ui poftrtT of Utotttdi. I* ttow of tick cowman**', wo»J; « «oft*i to *tto(ftl* if ft* Mftotl lo «Tul b*mlf of ftl b»wlM<t n ••met wImimU, ntuck too.ll »r*n k«i •«o" •« n H* *T to* —tr — *1 tomMu *>1 uannlT to Mrtwni ui *o*fii mm V*r ckiUni ftu kfeuui tkqr.il) Mto*, Wift ktohhr toiil*. T!nt fcsoWUd,t u to t tktli vtofc UtitM

/■THE undersigned respectfully informs bis i friends and the traveling public generally that this House, formetly the •’Franklin House” and the oldeslTavera stand in Vevay, is now amply filled up and furnished fur the reception uf travelers and boarders. The rooms are spacious aqd well ventilated, and having the advantage'' of a pleasant location, the Leclehc House affords accommodations and inducements to visitors rarely to be met with in a place of this site. The present proprietor, with tweuty years experience as landlord, Halters himself that he shall be able to give satisfaction lb all who may favor him with their patronage, and notwithstanding the House has changed its name, the same otd Bub officiates as ‘'mine host,” and wilt always be on hand to wait upon tfaeorin person. The Table of the Leclexc House is at all times furnished with the iub*lantu(t os well as delicacies of the season, and the Bar sup--plied with Cigars,Tobacco, and Pittsburgh AJe, besides.the Native Catawba and.alt other Wines, of the purest order— nothing itnnget, ROBERT LECLERC. June 9, 1863.> 62-

••Certainly” salt! Cloola, “I ihm't fee the least impropriety in yonr asking, ami am pretty willing to answer it. He Wi every cent he was worth in the world, anil- didn’i take a copper with- him.” NailruJ felt as small as a pump tack, and went nut.

THE MARRIED WOMAN’S

Labor is not to interfere with the studies of the student, nor with necessary and cheerful recreation; neither is it intended to to be a source of profit to the-InaUtution or to the student; but to occupy usefully and honorably that portion of time too often spent in devising and executing mischief. The Institution it provided with four interested, well-qualified and- experienced teachers; and .no pains will be spared in making the School both pleasant and profitable to the student. • , ’ As the number of students is limited to fifty, those wishing to attend should make application immediately.' F. JACKSON, Pawcirau August 18,1853, —9-6w,

Prirate Medical Companion.

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Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manafacluaed Goods, Household fumalure. Produce. Live Stock, and every other description of Merchandize* and Personal Property, shipped or to be shipped oer good Steamboat or boats, to and from points an the Western Waters, or hetweed Eastern Cities, (via Lakes or other inland route) and and any to wn 'in, the western country, against the hazards’of inland transportation

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One square three insertions or Jess, one dollar; each., additional insertion, under three months, twenty-five cents. . 3 months, d months. 1 year. One square, 53 00 $1 50. Sfi 00 Two'squatcs, 4 00 S 60 7 60 Three snares, 6,00 . ‘ 6 60 3 00 Fourth of cpl'm, t> 00 8 00, 10 0U Half of cbi'in, v8 00 ' 10 00 20 00

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(£T This brief but beautiful passage occurs in a late article in Frazer's Magazine.

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‘•Education does not commence with the alphabet. It begins with a mother's look—with a father's reproof—with a sister’s gentle pressure of lift* hand, or a brother’s noble act of furbeatance— with handfuls of Bowers in'green and daisy meadows— rwith bird’s nests' admired but nut touched—with creeping ants, almost imperceptible emmets—with bumming bees and glass beehives—with pleasant walks in shady lanes—am! with thoughts directed in sweet and kindly fonts. and words to mature to acts of benevolence, to deeds of virtue, and to the sense of all good to God himself.”

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Twelve lines make one square. ■ Advertisements unlimitedss lo time, are inserted until a discontinuance is ordered, and charged accordingly.. Legal advertisements ate to be paid fot when insetted, or the agent furnishing them will be held responsible for their payment Notices of marriages and deaths, published gratis. Candidate’s name, 31. if a subscriber; tf not. Advertising wife, the same os announcing candidates 1 name.,,, bo preference given any advertiser over others, by unusual display.^ The privileges of ye«lj advertisers will be confined to their regular business; and all ad - veitisements not pertaining thereto," to be paid tltra. V ' ' '

Also, oo Shipments of Goods,; Wares and Merchandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New Orleans and Eastern ports—heiweeo New Orleans and other Quit ports—be* tween all America a ports and English or European ports, or to any maralime port whatsoever in the AtUnlic waters, againsl.the

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RISING SUN iMHiran, tTHE undersigned having permanently established themselves at Rising Sun, Indiana, in ibe FoutuW Business, would respectfully inform the Hay Growers of Indiana and Kentucky, that they still continue to manufacture Screws for the Mormon, or Beater Hay Press, which are not inferior to any made in the United States, from the fact that Ihe best PtessButlders give our Screws the preference over all others. We have also Patented a Horse Power, ajid to be, by competent judges, the best and cheapest Horse Power in me, (which can be attached to the Press if desired) and forming a part of the Press—if the. Hone Power is used, it docs'not take any extra room more than what is already taken by the Press. We warrant alt work done by us, to be of good materials and sonhd Iron. We also, do all kinds of casting that is done in similar establishments. (ETAII orders tn Switzerland County, left with our Agent, P. L. QRISARD, will be promptly attended to. * 1 * ' J. M. REISTER A CO. Riling Sun, April 29, 1853. 47-tf

Mortgage Sale* BY virtue of* power of sale, contained in a certain indenture of mortgage made , by James'Boyd, on the 26th day of May, 1852, to James Pullan, duly recorded in Recorder's office of the county of Switzerland, in Mortgage Book A, pages 351,852 and 353, to secure the payment of forty-eight dollars and seven-ty-one cents, as specified in a certain note bearing date said 26lh day of May. 1852, made by J. $ S. Boyd to said Pullan, and payable in six mouths after the date thereof, with interest from date, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws—I, James Pullan, the mortgagee therein named, on Monday the 31st day of October next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o’clock, P, M., of said day, at the Court House door, in the town'of Vcvay, will proceed to sell at public auction the following described real estate, being the same premises named and described-in said mortgage, towit:—The undivided half, of Die undivided three-fourths part of the. following described land, situated in Switzerland County, Indiana, lo-wiu d part of section thirteen'(13), town two (2), and range three (3), bounded as follows, viz: commencing on John Francis Du four's line, where the State road leadingto Mount Sterling crosses said - line, andup said line thirty-one (3t)rods. thence at right angles thirty-five (35) rods, thence at right angles down to said road, joining Francis 0, Sheet's tine, thence along said road to place of be-, ginning, containing five acres of land. V' ■ Theamount claimed to be due on said note and mnrleset! at this time U 932,30. Dated this 26th day of August, 1653. . ■JAMES PULLAN, Mortgagee. „ . . M. S. Batcirr, Attorney. ■ ■ Sept, l, i853.-u_a w . - .

PERILS OF THE SEAS .

At Kales ol Premiums as Low u those of any other Responsible Inititnlion.

CFWAAOI or OMR HtHIDHJtD TBOO-' * BAHDOOPIW %x Vmi SKAT *T MAILwuiiatUU* few «“»!** CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

JT The attention of Merchants is especially requested to the superior advantages and convenience of insurance vt ko me, under an “Oran Poucr," covering shipments whatever dnring any agreed period—at current rates of premium charged by other Companies—for account of appliant, “or whom it may concern." Losses promptly adjusted under tin supervision of the undersigned local Ageoand payable to bank funds, on the »jw(, or i desired, at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, New.Orleans, St. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh, otanv other agreed point in the United States For fuithet information respecting rates of Premium, cct., apply to the undersigned. ISAAC STEVENS, J a., Aoznr, for Vevay and Switzerland County. Augusta, 1853. , S-Im.

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has its drawback. The press has doubtless injured oratory. Since type was invented, men have preferred quills to spouting. Had Athens been blessed with a newspaper, Demosthenes’ orations would have, in all probability,*i«een ihc light in the shape of M a well wriiien editorial.” Men could make as good speeches to day as they ever could. All we require to bring out that latent, is to go back lo scribes and bieroglypdics. ‘

Comets.

»‘Tbe extraordinary comet now blazing in the northwest, authorizes a notice of the nature of .comets, and their, probable contact with'the earth or other planets hi their advance or retreat from the suit.” Comets are Vast masses of pure ethereal matter, so light and filmy that nothing on this earth can be compared with them. It hu been calculated dial if a comet were condoned into the thickness of the earth’s atmosphere, it would not occupy more than from one Mo three cubic inches. This apparent nucleus or body is altogether filmy; for through the very heart of a comet of considerable brightness stars of the 16th magnitude have been descried.

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' to niM* ararr oca la dadda ipM th« Ml* VtfbTor mod*» sand remain ouar «naea, which. aoooer or later, an derttarf to suka fcarfal wrap* npoo her baalth. tmloaJgrdad imIuL and that no cootlderato and afocCootto bSband hare oanao I o apbraid blr-jrtf with on**$ at ika welfcra of hit wife—a pamphlet of (hlrtj-aU Maee. eodUinln* JUkjxw# «d Ade 4f 0»tlSrtofethar with axtnrtt from to* book, will ba to any part of lia United Stitta, by addraartc*. poatpaid, u hwate. Wkta Xnavladat la Happtnaaa,’Ua cal* pthlc U bf Igaerant TUflTI MEDICAL COMPANION" U •**> ("oG* adflrm) to aay pan of tha Ucltod SUtea^ A laiIan mtud ba Mat-paid, aad addreaaad to ® r iA;j3' MA0XICKAiTbot1»M, Naw Tort OB, PablUL lag Waa, Kfe t» Ubarty Skirt, Xa» Twk.

niORSE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OP

YELLOW DOCK HOOT. fIMUSis a Purely VrgrUble Compound, «ciJL entifically prepared from the best Roots and Herbs of the Materia Medica, and has gained an unrivalled reputation for the follow Uigeffecls, viz: r ■ i lltgalatlsgaiid Slrengthanlzg Ihe Ur* icr ud DIgMlIve Oixant, and Clean* ■inf the Stomach aad Bowels, _ and thus cuanto all Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints, Dispepsia, -Indigestion, Costiveness, Piles, Headache, Fever and Ague.Juandice, Nauseau, Loss of Appetite, Ac., and causing tbe'food Vo'nourish andgunoort emv psrt ' PURIFYING THE BLOOD ,

• OCT The New York refiners consume every day nearly ono thousand hogsheads of sugar, is staled that one firm atone consumed, last year, forty million pounds! Exclusive of those houses now n f « capital approaching S3.000.000 is invested tn i|ii< business i>f sugar refining in .that city—one esiabliilirovni along not having commenced its operations till after an outlay of $500,000. ;

Fnt aale by Jt T. A!«rf Decatur: A. L. Morton, Monroe; W. 4f R.; Patterson, Angola; Gammon and Neff, Loranspoil; D. W. Bur* roughs. Port Wayne; S. F. Paris, Qrecncastlcj J.Etdcr, Richmond; F.S. Fame, Shclbyrille; P. Roberts, La Porte; G. R. Hinrey, Via* cenaes.—Indiana.

The leading. : - t ‘ -miHQ as Causing a superstitious dread, since the days of Newton, of wars, pestilence and Yn mine,; ihreaieuiiig the earth with annihilation by fire and fib Id, Thus these harmless* wanderers have been viewed by mankind, originating in tlie description of the coraetdf I7tJQ, ascribing to Sir Isaac Newton, slating the heat of the comet to be two thousand ■ limes hotter than red hot iron; and that its peri od was 573 years; and would probably in the year 2265 strike theeaiih jind destroy tt by fire. It is said that the tails of com* els arC hollow, as if they consisted of panicles drivenaway from their mtcleua by the resistance of an ether, £[ substance through which comets move. Hut. as the tail is always opposite to the position of the sun, it may be inferred that the so called tails, are the refraction of the sun's rays through the hollow of the comet, which extended over fifty millions of miles from the comet which passed the earth in March, 1642.

lUlHHTIIK. a The undersignid would respectfully inform the public generally, tbit be is prepared to do all kinds of work pertaining to bia trade, lie pays particular attention to filling all orders for WAGONS, CARRIAGES, Bagglei, flay Fresa Iron*, etc., etc. t and will promptly attend to any and all kinds of work left in his bands. Having spent many years at bUckimithing, be flatters himself that be can do work ta wet) as can be done elsewhere in tbe western country! and as cheap as the cheapest. Give me a call, at my shop on Ferry alreet, above Seminary street JOSEPH JAGERS. Vevay, May 13, 1853. 48.

ft* nil lnii>ow4 a ij on gM BEERY & BEiuvtr. Importer* und Jobbers, I-am *i’j 0 »in«i, bciu'evii lonrihauJr'i'u,, CiUc.ucmU, Would invite Merchiiutr and Wholesale Buyers, to inspecltheirUrge and extensive slock of FANCY GOODS, AuArren to the Seaiso Taaos. Cur facilities for securing desirable Styles and ccecp Goods for customers, are not surpassed b/nny House in ibe West, as we have an ex* peneiiced buyer constantly in the Eastern-cit-ies, forwarding us daily such bargains -as tbe market offers in RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, PERFUMERY, EMBROIDERIES, COMBS, i*LACE GOODS, BRUSHES, "• HOSIERY 4 GLOVES, THREAD, WHITE GOODS, JEWELRY, HANDKERCHIEFS, BUTTONS. 4 DRESS TRIMMINGS, ACOORDEONS, , CUTLERY, VARIETY GOODS $c. : Tbe popular feature of Selling must of the Goods at five per cent, advance will be continued. To Cash and approved Short Time Buyers', we can offer liberal inducements, feblOtf

In New-York, City, Springer Townsend; Adiiance, Sbetmin and Co.; Dewitt and Davenport; Barnes and Co.; and at the OFFICE, 129 Liberty Street, near Greenwich. May 6. 18M.

a „a thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Eruptions, Scrofftila, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canker, Pimples on tae face. Blotches, Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial Disease, Cancers, «ko., 4c. '■ - • ' ■ llegwIatliiT the Secretory Organ*,

Cap Stone or the Washington Monument.—rTbe "Slate of Maine” newspaper says a granite boulder from the summit of Ml, Washington—evidently de. posited there during "the drift epoch, iyhile the mountains were submerged”— has been selected and set aside lor the apex of crowning the Washington Monument.

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Commercial College, . (lale commercial issTrrirri,) OF IKDIANAFOLIS, (gslflblisfjeb fUartl) 31, 1851 1NCORROTATED 1863.

and by enabling them to perform their proper functions,'pro venting'and curing‘many painful and dangerous diseases; Strengthening and Quieting tbe Nervoni system,' thus allaying Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases of the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia,Cramps,4c. It is UarivalleU in the Cure uf All FEMALE COMPLAINTS, as Weakness, General Debility, Irregularity, Obstructions. Swelling of tbe Feet, Limbs, Joints, flic., caused by weakness, also, Long and Tmkoat ConrULtrs, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, 4c., also, Dropsy.

W. McK. SCOTT, A. M.. Founder and PresidentJAMES C. HAYDEN, [Aon in Bacon't Mtrcsntilt Calttg*, Cincinnati,]

Prof. fBook-keepiag and Penmanship.

Having made use of the Compound Syrup of Yellow' Dock Root, prepared by G. MORSE 4 CO., either ourselves, or.in;out families, and finding it a Tery v saluUnf and effectual preparation, we do most cheerfully recommend it to the publio as a very valuable medicine. ' E. Bourne, Esq., Cashier National Bank, Providence, H. 1.; A. W, Spencer, Esq., Cashier Lime Rock Bank do. do. do. Rev. William Phillips, Rev. J. B. Richmond, C. S. Jones, editor Providence Gen. AJvt., Wm. Field, M. W, G. M. t Cyrus Fisher, M. E. H. P., James Hutchison, G. S. Dei, V. J, Bates, DocL BenJ. Colby, and one hundred others of the most respectable families of Providence. This certifies that 1 have for a number of years been acquainted with the composition and mode of manufacture of MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP of YELLOW DOCK ROOT. [ have also been acquainted with ita modua operand! in disease, and can say that in all respects it i< admirably calculated to remedy that class of Disease for which it was designed, It is especially valuable in 1ND1QEST10M and all Us attendant symptoms, U excites to healthy action the LIVER, removea Torpor, and inactivity of this ORGAN, and stimulates the healthy action in all the system. As a DEPURATOR or purifier of the Blood it has no superior. DAVID HOLMES, M. D. Providence, R. I., Jan. 4, 1863. riEFAlED BY

The Session will commence at College Hall as follows: ' -

1st Session on the 1st Monday of September. 2d Session on the 1st Monday of November. 3d Session on the 1st Monday of January..Ub Session on the 1st Monday of March. - ‘ 61b Session on the IitMonday in May. ■ Haring secund, permanently, the services of the distinguished Professor .above named, and leased for a term of yean. the commodious and beautiful Hall .formerly known ta CONCERT HALL, but now named COLLEGE HALL, Which if to be fitted up in a alye of great elegance, taste and convenience, the President would say, that this College now offers advantage! superior to all others for imparting a sound, thorough, and accomplished busines education*

Coroner’s Inquest.

AN Inquest was held by John J. Jack, a Justice of the Peace, in Posry township, Switzerland county. Slate of Indiana, at Turner’s Lading, on the lltb 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. Had on when found, dark sack coat, tweed pants, pleted bbcom shirt, blue yarn socks and coarse shoes; had black hair; about 6 feet 6 inches nigh; supposed to be 30 yean of age. In pocket of deceased was found 3 cards or tickets, one marked S. B. Georgetown, Wm. Crawford, trip No, 16, 1863, paid deck passage to St Louis; the other two blank cards of steamboat Hamburg, dated Sept. 7th on back of one. Had 83,35 cents in money—two one dollar bills on the State Bank of Ohio, one dollar in gold, andf 35 cents in silver.

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COURSE OP STUDIES.

Tbe course or Studiei.-a* enlarged, will .bo as follow*, Tit:

Book-Keeping, by Single and Double Entry. in til iU vinous branches, anil its application to all kinds of business. 3. Tbe Lows, Customs, and Usages of Trade ud Commerce. 3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon ibe short and easy system of ca ncelation, ilaughtin no othef College.) ' „ . 4, Commercial Law, m a senes of Lectures, thorough, and lyalcmatic. ft. Business Penmanship.

DR. DANOIADE, \evnj, Ind.,

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

Drags. Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Dye Etuffi, Tobacco and Cigars, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Specs, $c,, dee. Has Just received, and will constantly keep on hand, a well-selected assortment of such articles as are enumerated above, and all others usually kept in Drug Stores, which he will sell at the lowest cash prices. March 10, 18W.

NEW FURNITURE HOUSE.

C. MORSE 4* CO., No. 446 Broadway. N. Y.,

.6, Commercial Correspondence. 7. Lectures npon Backing, Political Economy, and other subjects valuable to the business man.

and sold by Druggists and others throughout this and other countries, ISAAC STEVENS, JR., Agent for Vevay and Switzerland county. Aug. 35, 1863. 62-ly.

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PERBET DUFOCB, Notary Public, takes this method of informing the public generally that he U ready to prepare for execution and taking the acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgages, and all kinds of conveyances, dec., and to attend to the taking of Deposition). From bis experience in the above business he flitters himself that' be can perfora,any business of the kind entrusted to him with' correctness, neatness, and dispatch,— Charges moderate. Office at bia residence on Ferry Sired, opposite the Market Square. Reference!!—Hon. Job* DvhoMt, andC. T. Jo.vxa, Eaa., Vevsy. Vevay, Feb. 6, 1865. J ■ 34- ,

.r EXPENSES,

Cards of admission; invariably to advance, or secured, $24; Diplomas $3, Stationery t$i Bonding 83.60 per week; incidentals, atoption of student, 816, Making enUreexpensca about 873. t , On application, a catalogue will be furnished, giving full particulars. Alt letters will receive prompt attention on June -30,18W,— i-Jy*

Cigars and Tobacco. FOR a superior article of Regalia, Havana, Principe and Half Spanish Cigars, as well as Chewing Tobacco, go to No, 3, Odd Fellows’ Hall. June 23.

THE subscriber has Just received , ; a full and complete supply of FXrHHZTTTRS,

Ua C s; Bobs!!

selected with cate, and purchased which he flatten himself he cab sell as low for cash, as can be had elsewhere. Callinaod examine my stock, two dobra above Alex. Dettai di Co.'s Grocery Store, in Soheock's large brick. - July 28, 1863. . LUCIAN ROUS. .

fllHE highest market price, in cash or trade, JL will at all Umea be paid for clean cotton and linen Rags, at (he Book dr Variety store, . No. 3, Odd Fellows’Hall. jane 23,

dCON.—1(W Bhouwcw, 100 canvassed hams, 60 pa. dried beef. ( V ' 400 pa-«de bacon. . ‘ JoA received and for aale low, by . josttecei u. P. SC HENCE A SON,

Brnudreth’*' rills. THE genuine Bnndretb Pills for sale at No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall, by I. STEVENS, J»., Aoekt,

Cash for Rag*. TWO jtenta per pound, in cash, will b« given for clean cotton and lima rag*, if delivered at this office. ' .

Notice*

MJOTlOE is hereby gi&n that the underi w signed has been appointed administrator de bonis non of estate of John Wiseman, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to bo solvent. «*.• JOHN 0. McOALLUM, ' Administrator d« bonis mo* septs?, J8M—J

BLANK DEEDS, Jfcrtmer.-Kotci, Bills of Lading, 4c., for mu at the Book aqd Variety store. No, 3, Odd Fcljowe* Hall,

Sa$fn- * 1000 Light 81-teh.'-*; - trim « 101 do. Just received and for aalo low W

SAET— SALT.—Just received and for sale 100 barrels No. I Kanawha Balt, which 'w *01 aeU atUc wh pridti^ Aif. M. TEATB 4B0HEN0X.

Onion sets wanted.—Tt* market price paid for good tnetobaiubw fCia, by y.p. SO^ffCKASPN.,

OCT There are nincty-sixgrog shops upon the wharves and that portion of the city of San Francisco alone, which i* built on piles. 03" The wheal crop in Delaware and Virginia has been seriously injured by the lateTiiri, CO” The poorest business an honest man can engage in is that of politics for the sake,of its reward, (Kr A man cannot be generally admired if bis merits are above the genera) coot * prehension. ■$f — * General happiness can have no otheributs (ban the universal lavr of ins* * • tice and love. .1. . ■ ' • thoo. hast* a loilering nt. sand him errand ]osi Ufoii f'dlOAir. r. ,

i 03" The catalogue of railway disasters in the United Slates, for the last eight months, is thus summed up: “Sixty.five casualhies, one hundred and seventy-six deaths, three hundred and sixty-three maimed or injured.'*

OO" The immorality of the age is a standing topic of cumpUint with some men. But if any one likes to be moral, we can see nothing in the age to prevent him, should give as we would receive, cheerfully, quickly, and without hesitation; for there is no grace in a benefit that sticks to the fingers, 00“ Never take a paper mure than ten years without paying the printer, or at I least sending him a lock of hair to let him know that you are about, 00“ Life is mast wearisome when ilia worst spent. /