Weekly Reveille, Volume 1, Number 20, Vevay, Switzerland County, 3 November 1853 — Page 4
|| -y* *il one's learns may not be in the best possi* iDttkln licwctllc. SJT -J Mad wc plenty of good teams ond labor* ters, we slipuld rarely plow aiiy field more ! than four weeks before it was to be sown THURSDAY,...
Ins urance
I'nll Importations!! | BEIUIY &. BERRY, )
Sittings of the Courts
MARRIAGE, HAPPINESS AXD COMPETENCE*
ImportcrH and Jobber*. iu»»t tide main Street, between fourth nud filth, ‘ Cincinnati, Would invite Merchant? and Wholesale Buyers, to inspect their Urge sad extensive slock of
i Is THE Cousxr or SviTZULAHD, ISDUSX. | CIRCUIT COURT. I 1st Monday of May, | 6th Monday of October. COMMOX PLEAS COURT. Sit it;-tr/end County. 1st Monday of January, 11st Monday of April. 1st Monday of July, | 1st Monday of OcU OAio Cannty, 3d Monday of January, j 3d Monday of April. 3d Monday of J uly, | 3d Monday of OcU CUfltT. IstMondayof March I IstMoadsyofScptombcr 1st Monday of June | IstMondayof December
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
VEVAY:
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..••NOVEMBERS, 1353.|or planted. i i?u soon as tillage developes the elej menu oJ fertility, and rains fall to dissolve i them, oar notion is, that the seed should } be in the ground to grow and consume the ! raw material of the crop. We are well i snare of the recent, researches of Prof, j Way, and oilier?, showing the retentive | power of soils in preventing Jhe loss of maim re s applied to land in a state o[ solution; we are not, however, satisfied that ; expectations in that mLiter are to he fully realized by farmers. .Mr. Mechi says that his liquid manure, offer poising thro’ several feel of soil, still contains both organic and inorganic matter; and we know dial in all cttotl land, rain water that comes out in springs and wells is nm pure, but abounds in both ‘vegetable and mineral salts dissolved out of the ground. Tillage increases tha solubility and solution ol these substances which ate die turn! of-plants; and. hence tillage at the line ef planting and afterwards augments the feeding and growth of props. Having decided to plow a field in the fall, we should not hesitate to break up the sub-oil a little deeper than it ever before was exposed to tho light, heal, frost and atmospheric gases above ground. These are powerful chemical agencies, and admirably adapted to deepen and improve a sod. If one can turn under a good coal of grass, weedi, mould, or manure, so much the better fur the land, Break the ground fine—that is, cut narrow furrows, as well as deep one?, that die tillage may bo perfect.
Tb*t *f hWJ but Craulrt,. KVC is Ih# otnlitf of CT, b.-ol->o i* Heuih id i,imi with * roafiJitsiKW of ditouM lad wltntali, 4tpn*u| them of tht power bi the tejoT»»tt off if* tt ** »C* wi« phrsktl h tilth, b torso t? *i spirit*, «o4 htrpT TtrtBnj of ami, it Use* ftofc» eOodiuoa of btthb, •ho Bid bt endoaicut. Miar ofjh* ctitfcr of hr: nffomt* tt 4m—pethtpt mn b«tos». pt daps don«r rmbood. or we fine Ttlrfor •mo to ipcu epvtu so Uxtt sj :o p«si maoumvsai of cotnd letltctcd. Ef AFTER. YEARS,
FIR E
FANCY GOODS, Adjwteo to Tilt SntNO Trade.
The Temperance Chart.
AXD THE
Perils of Navigation,
Ojt facilities for securing desirable Styles and cheapGcods for customers, arc not surpassed by any House in thc-Wcst, as we have an experienced buyer constantly in the Eastern cities, forwarding us daily such bargains as the market offers in
This is the organ of Temperance in the Slats of Indiana. The paper is under the control of a committee ol five gentle* men selected by die Grund Divi-iion of the Stale, ami edited fay Dr. J.-W, Gordon, formerly of Versailles. We have lung been of the opinion, that the course pur* rued by Dr. Gordon, in giving expression to Ins political prejudices hi life Chad, wi! do iiij the must of Temperance much harm, by gr<uhji.l!y arraying the advocates uf one of the political parlies of the Slate i against Temperance principles. Some of j our rejlnus Temperance friends hai'.ej time upon time lectured us for nur course! m ihU case, without altering our opinion
BY THE
WTaa ioo Ut« to it bmftttd fcr ear fctowlrdft, in look htek tsd noon, tad rtfnt lh» loll eosmattscti of Oti ■ [Mnnot. wist «ooM *rt tot often pti to poo Ml, it rsrlr lift. th* ksowltdn wt obttia it tfttr jf»n; Aid wbtl din ui eifh:i of isiauh »e mi jit tol hit* tics spvtd, if the ktiwltdx* w« lirntli paucstrd. It is
PROTECTION
liWig CDMFiY,
RIBBON'S, MILLINERY GOODS, PERFUMERY, EMBROIDERIES, COMBS. LACE GOODS. BRUSHES,,' HOSIERY & GLOVES, THREAD, WHITE GOODS, JEWELRY, HANDKERCHIEFS, BUTTONS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, ACCORD EONS, C.UTLERY, VARIETY GOODS^c. The popular feature of Selling most of the Goods di live per cent, advance will be continued.
KISING SUN
UEXsANCUOLT AND STARTLING
o f - HARTFORD, CORX
mi mini.
Tab*hold tht ncVam tsi tttffrriatredottdbr ms«ra wilt lot nut pom, from tiaiu timplt tad CMUolltbU, tutlf mwdied—or btutt still.—oot icctntd. iftrtij
1THE undersigned having permanently established themselves at fT—a Rising Sun, Indiana, in Foundry Business, ‘ would respectfully inJjT . nMffl form, the It ay Growers \ IR'Ib VrV Indiana and Ken\a I IlliB \t\ luc *>* tlsat th6 >’ st '*R JyC li'lJly coat ‘ na c manufac- ■ turc Screws for the Mormon, or Beater Hay Press, which are not - inferior to any made in 4 SRaF \ the United States, from >L A SSifact that the best PressBuildcts givc our Screws the preference Fnfgai over all others. f We. have also Pat* ented a Horse-Power, arid to be, by competent judges, the best and cheapest Horse Power in use, (which can be ; attached to the Press if desired) and forming a part of the Press—if the Horse Power is uted, i: does not take any extra room more than what is already taken by the Press, We warrant all work done by tis, to te of good materials and sound Iron. - We also, do all kinds of casting il.flt is done in similar establishments.
WIFE A .ID MOTHER
This old and responsible Company continues to giant Policies upon the most favorable terms. Apply to — ISAAC STEVENS, J a., Aoest. for Vcvay and Switzerland County.
Perwnrd ihr Ufonudu c caul sod is s Jin}* tdjji, (with Uihomeh oftll) vhiehwoalJ tpueto hmtlf TEARS OP MISERY, .
A*d to hr: haihsad itt coesaat toil tod tatinr of a tod, ■mtttnlf dcohiartpoa bin Itoa ticketti ot da wift, wuhott tiiinr liioi il>t otTCttuiif of tctairitt tUt oco* ptttnet»ww ljh niiwu an nutlidul Uk rontMin •I whieh would trttit lit htppietst cf hiaulf, wift.tad tbUItta.
To Cash and approved Short Time Buyers, we can ufft.-r libt-ial inducements. feblOtf
new FiHxrrm; iiousk. —-r.- - -—V *r- •' *>W ■, ' " *■ : I ■ *.'■ J r ■ I ' Vvi < 1 ‘i
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS Bf brwttmf ta tfoc pamoi el the kiowlrdn. tie w'tnt of which bis esoud Ua litktcstud point?of thottud*. la Tit w of nek tniqitmti, to wifr or mlti»titt* •tile if tlM tttTtti lo trsil hrrsrlf of tint kBOwitdpt ia rttptci to hcnrlf, which wotld tfvt lar sntrh ,cflr/i'*, la IM ntui of Ksiriotu ted pcsrtritr to hr, ktiitml. tid COtfei arm her tfiiMm iKu blrutni tbatt ill prstc—htilthr bodat, with hrtlthf minds. I ist hoot ltd;* u tot mini tj t lutltwnb rctitlcd
in ihe least, • ll appears hum (he following card, whtchwe find in the Indianapolis papers, that the editor's course is not sanctioned fa>"the Publishing Committee:
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion*
BT OR. A. M. SXAUEICEAU,
rut HE subscriber has just received a full A and complele supply of
rttrtntt or onttm op wonts.
0%t lUtirtilX EJitii* I 2i0. MtU. (» nn mii,mu QO.) Flni pallttW la ItIT, W it h Mt SDRFIUZIYQOR WOSDERFCL, •
PUniTlTURE, selected with care, and purchased with cash; which be flatters himself he con sell as low for cash, os can be had elsewhere.
Conalderlnw that EVERY FEMALE, WHETHER HARI11EDOR NOT, can hm. acquire n foil knowtotee of the nature, character and catitcc of her complclnta, nltb (ha warlotu irnpuat, and that nearly ■
Call in and examine my slock, two doors above Alex, Deiraz Co/s Grocery Store, in Scbcnck’a large brick. July 23, 1S53.
LUCIAN ROUS.
UTAH order* in Switzerland County, left with-our-Agent. F. L. ORISAR1), will be promptly attended to.
HALF A COPIES
illiOKKE^ COMPOUND SYRUP OF
itnli hate beta tell. ' It U taimetietkle to totnr Mir ike nriow taVlert* nurd of, M iktyaie of a s*’.nr* Mrietly iatnuht for die aimed, or time (oaitaptuirc satmtm, bat to ft mile In from ef rBjfjrhg hetlth, ud thttbnwr.ecrtetatnnto Walth. which Uatoahcni to bet uifiitu, tod uat •rbettuabut.batciihetPlod*It,»»Kxior will ttery hottud ahoku ite late ut affectiaa «f In wilt u tnjta or tbit of hit owa j-ecoaurj; itnpmtniat. UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES .
J. M. BEISTER & CO. Rising Sun, April 29, 1862. ' 47-lf
YELLOW DOCK ROOT. a Purely Wgttulfe Compound, sciJL cmifically prepared from the best Hoots and Herbs of tlie Materia Medica, end |jg$ gained an unrivalled reputation for tbe follow ing effects, viz; ItesulallBfund Styenglbcniny ifaeMr- , or ami Digottiro Oreuut, and I'leoa.
lucniram.
tuthnSEHTBY HAIL' eiilitilir Un ft* attih CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,. be not defrauded t
wMt,
Ming' (lie Stomach and UotveU, ' and thus curing alt Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints, Uispepsia, Indigestion, Cosliytness, Files, Headache, Fever aitd Ague, Juan* dice, Nauseau, Loss of Appetite, &c., and causing, the loud to nourish and support every part.
Cur no booSc ttoi'eat * Dr. A. 11. Mittrictan, W Liberty Street, N. V. n It oa the title page, and the .. entry In the Citric* 03ee wj tbo bad** the Olio* [•»?«; and bn; only of respectable and honorable % dt alert,or trod by mail,-and addren to Dr. A. it. Maartoeaa, u Uu*.« are tparioo* and acneptlUoca IctHojpMUtcU of copy-right.
‘ Hi! Toe undersigned would respectfully inform the public generally, that be is prepared to do all kinds of work pertaining to bis trade. He pays particular attention Ut‘filling «ll orders for .
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER]
rU/UFYlXO THE BLOOD.
and thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Eruptions, Scroffula, Salt Ithemn, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canker, Pimples on the face, Blotches,' Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial Disease. Cancers, &6., &c. >
Ite exeuea for Ignorance, rrhen IgnmhH I* Mlitrr lo thoa* tr’e hold near and dear, amr when to dlepelonr Ignorance U within one reach. ■
' To enable ertry cm to decide open the' MU ' peiuoUc nemrity of possettlng a copy, and that or wife, nr.motlwr coed remain onlhftetned upon the many cacau, which, aooncr or Uicr, are doUnedle make fearful rairag** upon bet bealib, odes* guarded acaltut. and that no cotn’Jerelc and affectionate bnibtnd bare canu to upbraid blmwlf with effect ol the wetftre of hi*.wife—a pamphlet of thirty-tit parte, cooiafnljig faU and JnJfz 0/ Cbthafe, tiyrtber with extra Cl* from the book, wDI bo if ni /see of cAcirgt t> any ncrl of the United State*, by ajdrmng.'post-pald, wherein, , . When Knowledge la Itapplncaa, *Ue culpable to be Ignorant*
II ego feting the Secretory Orjna*, and by enabling them to perform their proper functions,;preventing end curing many painful and dangerous diseases; Strengthening and Quieting the Nervous system, thus allaying Nervous Irrigation, and.coring all Diseases of the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia,Crortps.&c. ll is Uarivalte;! itt tlie Cure of All FEMALE COMPLAINTS, as Weakness General Debility, Irregularity, Obstructions. Swelling of, the Feci, Limbs, Joints, &<•;, caused by weakness, also, Lcxa and Throat Courtai.vra, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, &c., also, Dropsy.
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, littgffics. Hay Press Irons,
etc,, etc., and will promptly attend to any and all kinds of work left in his bands. v Having spent many years at.blacktimthinc, he flatters himself that be can do work as well as can be done elsewhere in the western country, and as cheap as the cheapest. Give me a call, at my shop on Ferry street, above Seminary street. ■ ' .
Of" On receipt of Ono Dollar (Tor the Cue Edition, extra bind Inc.) “THE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION” It tent (mott«d yWo) tn any part of the United Stale*. All litter* mod be. pad-paid, and addressed to Dr. A. M. MAUBICEAU. Box mt, New York City. PnbRihIngOfflee, No. 119 Liberty Sited, Nf» Tort,
For sale by J. T. *4Isap,. pecalur; .4.1,. Morton, Monroe; W. K. I'atUtsoa, iingoloj Oaramoii and Neff. - Lo/ransporl; V. W. Burroughs. Fort Wayne; S. F^Paris, Grecncistle; J. ttder, Richmond; F.S. Fame, Sbclbyvillt; P. Roberts,, Ra- Forte; G. R, Umev, Vincennes.— Indiana.,
Haring,made, use of the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock.Root, prepared by C. MORSE &. CO., either ourselves, or in our families, and finding itavery. salutary and effectual preparation, we do most cheerfully recommend it to the public as a very valuable medicine. E. Bourne, Esq.,-Cashier National Bank, Providence, R.L; A.-W.Spencef, Esq., Cash* ier Lime Rock Bank do. do. do. Rev. William Phillips,- Rev: J. B. Richmond,'C.- S. Jones, editor.Prdvidence Gcn; Advl., Wm. Field, 31, W> G. WGyms Fisher, 31. E. tl. P,, James Hutchison, G. S*. Oca, V. J; Bates, DocL Bcnj. Colby, arid one hundred others of the most respectable families of providence.
_ ’ ■ JOSEPH JAGERS. Vevay, May 12, 1853;' 48.
In New*York, City, Springer Townsend; Adiinnce,Sherman and. Co.; Dewitt and Davenport; Barnes and Co.; and at the OFFICE, 129 Liberty Street, near Greenwich. May 5. 1853.
4;Hardlau’s Sale.
is hereby given, that tbe underiw signed, in pursuance of an ‘ order and decree of the Court of Common Pleas.'in and for the county of Switzerland and Slate of In* (liana, will sell after the 2tst day of’November, 1853, asgurdian of JaneNewbold, Alary Ann Newboldaml Nancy Newbold, the folItowing real estate, to-wit: Pert of the east half of section 26 and part of fractional section 35, town 2, range I west, beginning at a corner on the north boundary of said tract, being'10 chains and 35 links west, of the north-east corner of said section 26, town 2, range I west thence south 102 chains arid 56 links to a cornet on the south boundary line of said tract in fractional 36 aforesaid, thence west 10 chains and 231 links to a corner, thence north 102 chains and 66 links to a corner on the north boundary line of said section 26, thence east 10 chains and 53 links to the place of-beginning,'containing one hundred and seven and 89-100, acres, being the spine land set off to Jane, Mary Anu, and-Nancy Rewbuld in tbe partition made of the lands between them and Thomas J- Newbotd, by the Probate Court of said county- at the February Term, 1647, of said Court; that I will sell said real estate for one-third cash in hand, one-third on a credit of twelve months, and onc-lbird on a credit of two years, the purchaser to give notes with approved freehold security, vith interest from date, and without any relief whatever from the valuation et appraisement laws of the Slate of Indiana. 1
«-ly.
Conimer&al College, (tAtfi COJISKRCIAL INSTITUTE,) O P IN DlAflf A P OX IS, ® s I o b a a I) t i. illflrd) 31, 1851, 1NC0RP0TATED lS«.
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. 1 have also been acquainted with its modus operand!; in disease, and can say that in all respects it is admirably calculated to remedy that class of Disease for which it was designed. It is especially valuable in INDICES* TIOM and oil its attendant symptoms, it excites to healthy action the LIVER, removes Torpor, and, inactivity pf this ORGAN, arid stimulates;'the healthy action in all the system. As a DEPURATOR or purifier of the Blood it has no siipcriqr. ■ . ; ‘ DAVID HOLMES, M. D. Providence,U I.i Jan. 4,1853.
DR. DANG LADC, Tevny. Ind.,
DFAXEICIpt
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils; .Varnishes, Turpentine, Dye Stuffs, To- ‘ bacco and Cigars, Fancy Articles, - Perfumery, Spices, Has just received, and will constantly keep on band, a well-selected'assortment of each articles as are enumerated above, and all others usually kept in Drug Stores, which'he will sell at the lowest cash pricei., , _ March 10, 1855. ; .I39. ,
w, .mck. scony a. m., : , President. JAMES C. HAYDEN, [Laf« in Baeon’t Mercantile Cot- . { ■ V-; trgt, Cincinnati,] ' ■ ■ J < fpf-> i‘Boak-lceping and Penmanship, ■ T - - '
PERRETDUtOUB.Notaty Public, takes this’ method'of‘informing-tbb public generally that he ta ■ ready • to. prepare, for execution and. la king the acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgages, and all kinds'of conveyances, 4ci, and to'attend to thV taking of Do* positions. From his experience in the above justness he flatters.himself that he can perform any business of (he kind entrusted to him with -.correctness, neatness, and .dispatch.— Charges moderate. Oflice at his residence on Ferry Street, opposite the Market Square. References:—Hon. Jon# Dumont, andC. T. Josm, Esq., Vevay. Vevay, Feb. 6, 1852. 34.
„ .■$« Session' will commence si Colic™ ntu as* follows: ,• * Session on the I it Monday of Sen (ember. * Session on'tlie 1st Monday of November. So Session on tte 1st Monday of January. - Session on the 1st Monday of March. ,, f* I0n . on the IslMpnday in May; fecurad, permanently, the services of the distinguished Professor 'above named, and leased for a lend of 'years the - com modiHall formerly known u CONCERT HALL, but now named
‘ ratrAazo av' c. MORSE C O.. •No. 446 Broadway, Ni.Y,, and sold by Druggists and- others throughou this and other countries; ; J .■
' 1. ISAAC STEVENS,'JR., Agent for vevay and Switzerland county, Aug. 25, 1863. ' t : - / . 62-ly.
Commissioner’s Sale. THE undersigned, Commissioner appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Switzerland county, Indiana, at its October Term, A. D. 1853, will'on or after the 15th day of ISovember, A, D. 1853, tell at private sale, for the best price the same will bring, but not for less than the appraised value, the following premises situate in Switzerland Co., and owned jointly by Richard F. George, Gabriel J. apd Benjamin Heady and George A. Jackson, viz: Part of the south-east and southwest quarter j of section number eight'id township number two of range two west of the first principal meridian and bounded as follows; beginning at a stake on the south line of said section from which a gum tree IS inches diameter lean south 8fj° east‘distant 59 links and being in the center of the State road, thence north 35 deg. east about thirty-three chains, {hence south Slideg. east twenty chains and seventy-five links, thence north 35deg. east about eight chains to a stake, thence south 51 Ideg. east thirty-three chains and. fourteen links, thence south four chains and thirty-two links to the corner of the quarter section, thence west sixly-fivp chains and forty-eight links to the place of beginning containing onp hundred acres of land, being the s’ame land conveyed by Jared Chamberlin and wife to Thomas Heady by deed bearing data September 19th. A. D. 1835, recorded in Book F. page 497 Recorder’s office of Switzerland county, Indians, from which deed the above description was taken. Tcaxs oz Salk.— One-third of the purchase money to be paid in hand; one-lhitd in sis qmi one-third in twelve months. Foi the deferred payments, the purchaser will bo required to give his notes bearing interest from dale and collectable without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws,' K. N. LA JIB, Commissioner, October 13, !S53.~l7-lw.
■ . college hall. Which is to be titled up in a stye of peat elegance, taste and convenience, the President would say, that this College now offers advantages superior to all others for imparting a sound, thorough, arid accomplished busincs education. ' -
will give the purchaser a certificate of porch ase entitling him to a conveyance on the sale of said real estate being approved l>y the Court of Common Pleas, and the purchaser giving a mortgoge to secure the deferred payments, COL’OI* McNUTT,
tCCUiUC HOUSE,
Corner of .Haiti and ferry Street*,
, V£VAY, INDIANA. /HIRE undersigned respectfully informs his -*• friends and the traveling public generally that this House, formerly the "franklin House" and the oldest Tavern stand in Vevay, is now amply fitted up and furnished for the reception of travelers and'boarders. The rooms arc spacious and well ventilated, and having the advantage of a pleasant location, the Lscucac House affords accommodations and inducements to visitors rarely to be met with in a place of this size. The present proprietor, with twenty years experience as landlord, flatters himself that he shall be able to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage, and notwithstanding the House has changed its name, tho same old Bob officiates a* "mine host," and will always be on hand to wait upon them in person. _ The Table of the Lscuto House is at all times furnished with the tubtlantialt as well as delicacies of the season, and the Bar supplied with Cigars,Tobacco, and Pittsburgh Ale, besides the Native Catawba and all other Wines, of the purest order—nofAinp tlronpti. % ROBERT LECLERC. June 9, 1853. 62-
COURSE OF-STUDIES. The course of Studies, is enlarged, will be is follows, vi»j-
Oct. 20, 1838.—16-3W.
Guardian.
Notice.
Book-Keeping by Single and Double Entry, m all its various branches, and its application lo ill kinds of business. 3* Tba Laws,' Customs, and Usages of and Commerce. 3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon ihe- short and my system ofcancclatfcn, vtaught in no other College.)
NOTICE Is hereby given, that I forwarn all persons from trusting or harboring my wife, Jane Ann Chambers, on my account, as she has left my bed and board without cause or.ptoYicalion, and I am determined to pay no debts or her contracting. DAVID CHAMBERS. Ool, 07, 1853.—IMw,
4. Commercial Law* in a aeries of Lectures, thorough, and tysteroatic.
LIME$ CEMENT.—20 bbls. Utica Lime. 15 bbs. Cement, dual received and Tor sale low, by . U. P. SC11ENCK $ SOM.
6. Business Ptnm^iship. 6, Commercial t&ftcspondcnce, 7. Ltctuies npon'fianking, Political Economy, and other subject! valuable lo the holiness man.
Clothing. TftJOW is (he lime to buy. We are now.ofJL w fcring our entire stock of ready clothing at cost. U. P. SCUENCK A SOM. sept. 1, 1853, " .
EXPENSES.
Cards of admission, invariably in advance, or secured, §25; Diplomas $3, Stationery WBoarding €2.60 per week; incidental*, tion of student, 516. Making entire eitwawi about $73.
Salt, Salt. JUST received 150 barrels Salt. For sale low by / F, L. GR1SAHD.
On.application, a catalogue will be furnished, giving full particular*. ' AU letters will receive prompt attention on being directed, post-paid, to , - r an . ‘ Mc f SC0TT * President. June 30, 1853.—1-ly.
Millinery and Fniicy Store. MRS. B. AL RICH, Ac. KM Fifth, liretl, Cincinnati , Ohio, WOULD respectfully call attention to her large and rsamojaiL* hoc* of nilltlocrr anti Fancy Goods Consisting of Stuct, 8in.\s, Vstvtr, and Basin Bonnets,- Bonnst,- Car and Fancy Trimming Ribbons, Mmttus, Cuuga — DUCK AND COLURED BJIK, and other Laces, Needles, Worked Coum Chlmateiles, Sleeves, Ac., Ac.; which Ihe is prepared to sell at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. 1 203 6tb st., bet. F.»m and Plum.—tMy. t
Cash,lbr Rags. FH1WO cents per' pound, in cash, will be A given for clean cotton and linen rags, if delivered at this office.
ONION SETS .WANTED.—The highest market price paidTor good merchantable sets, by U. P. SOHBNCiK. &fs0N:
BACON.— 100 ahouldera. 100 canvaued bimsi 50 ps. dried beef. 400 pa. tide bacon. Juil received and for sale low, bv U P- SCHENCK dc SON.
Stationary, SUPERIOR Xetlcr and Cap Paper; plain and fancy envelopes and Note paper, Steel Pens, .Black, Blue and Red Inks, Wafers, and every other article in the Iinei‘for sale low at the Book and Variely Store, No, 3, Odd Fallows' Kail,
Clocks. JUST received a large and well assorted slock of eight day and thirty hoar brass and steamboat clocks.
_. Sash* 1000-Light 61 Saih. r 1000; ;oi do. Just received and for sale Ion* by, June 23. " C. P. SCgiStK t £?y (
U. P. SCHEffCK A SON.
■ Drinks for Ten Uknts a Glass.— j The Pun .Irlklc. — the articles ; iccommciiiled m the -‘•Spirit Dealer's > Guide,” for the manufacture ami aduliuration of liquors, are while lead, red lead, j copperas, sugar of lead, rhatany, alum, (logwood, elder berries, opium, henbane, 'quassia, aloes, tobacco, nux vomica, oil of ; vitriol, potash, cuccultfs indicus, end even arsenic. Many comparatively harmless ■ ingredienis-arc recommended, anti are in [current use among the preparers of wines, ; Uger beer, ale. porter, $*c.— Uarnum*
j Is tur’Mainb Daw a Huauuo!—The [pauper tax of a small town hi die Slate j of Maine was one j'Car eleven hundred |dollars. The next ycar.it was three jtunjdred. The annual saving to Portland, 'through the influence of a .prohibitory j law, is estimated at three hundred and j twenty-eight thousand dollars. Vermont i has advertised three of her principal jails ■ to ifcut.-
i — j K/* Kuinseller—"I don’t believe whisj hey is poison.” j 'i elotajer—"Well, if you don't believe j ii, drink a quart of whiskey at once, and | if you are not dead in half an hour,'! ; will acknowledge my error, or prove (hat !ynur whiskey is behw proof.* 1 | Kumseller vanishes hi evident distress.- — P. T. Jiarnum.
! jobTbhitibs. ; a Jon OrncK attached to the ■ -oL Hevciu-k Office, where every variety of • Pmum-c—from the common poster up to the more difficult branches of fine Card or Blark printing—is done neatly. A Mipply ot cards kept constantly on hand; | merchants can have Puts or ! fisOi oiiaisa j Primed at the shortest notice, j Labels, Circulars, Pamphlets, Bills of Lading, Bill Heads, Programmes, etc., etc., pimr* on with neatness and dispatch. ADVANCE TERMS: One Copy, §i so, Cive Copies, 0 25. 'i’en Copies, 10 00, Ad ranee payment* required in all cases for subscriptions at the above rates . One copy Reveille and the Lady’s Book, S3 50. i’oi|a;« ou tiro *♦ KovelUc.** In Switzerland county, racr. Out of the county, end within the Slate ol Indiana, tiiirtei-n cents a year. Out c* the State, twenty sii cents per year.
i i iic unv os .icivxfnpcn. 1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary arc considered as wishing to continue their subscription. 2. If subsbribets order the discontinuance of their newspapers, the publisher may continue to semi them until all arrearages are paid. 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers out of the offices to which they arc directed, they ate held responsible until they have settled the bills and ordered them discontinued. , ■I. If subscribers remove to other places without informing the publishers and the ne wspapers are sent to Ihe former direction, they are held responsible. h. The Courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers from the.ofiice, or removing and leaving them uncalled for, is primafaeie evidence uf intentional fraud. ■J. The United Slates Courts have also re* peatcdiy decided that a Post Master who neglects to perform his duty by giving seasonal!;; notice, as required by the Post Office Depart me nt, of the neglect of a person to lake from the office newspapers addressed to him, tenders the Post Master liable to the publisher fur the subscription price.
•t 1 welve lines make one square, f Advertisements unlimited os to time, are in• iscried until a discontinuance is ordered, and . charged accordingly, - • ' - ;. Ltgat advertisements are to be paid for when , insertedi or the agent furnishing them win be held responsiblefor (heir payment. ' Notices of marriages and~d<u{bs published gratis. • ■• j Candidate's name, $1, if a subscriber; $2, i if r.o:. Advertising wife, the same nsannoun* j cing candidate's name. ; No preference giVen any advertiser over others, by unusual display. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined to their regular bqsihcss; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto/to be paid • extra,
t !J3* AM communications should be directed I to the editors of the Hevcille, and post-paid; , private communications should be so marked. f Terras of Advertising: I One squdre three insertions or less, one dolf hr; each additional insertion, under three ' mouths, twenty-five cents. I 3 months, A months. 1 year. : One square, ?3 DO St 60 ' 89 00 Two squares, 4 00 6 00 7 00 Three sqares, 6 00 . 6 60 0 00 Fourth of col'tn, 6 00 8-00 iO 00 Half of col'tn, 8 00 10 00 20 00
Fail Flowing,
AVIiicft is the Worst!
A liquor feller, in a heated discu.-eion [ about the Liquor Laws, exc!timed; j ‘•'lliPfe ICtttpcrnncK men carry matters! aliugcitier tun far. . We never compel j men to buy or Use liquor, but if they .are | fools enough.to do it, it .in ihtir Juuk out,! not ours.’* . j ••Sir/' said a bysiandrr, “do yoirsay* a man is a Ion! who buys and chinks li'ij* 1 nor to excess 1 *' I ..v . • i . i . . *
**.Ye», any man is a fool lo do it, I don’t > elite who he is," said the liquor dealer, j .“Well, sir, 1 *;replied'.the bystander/•*I; will not dispute yob; but it iho man wlmj drinks is foul enough to spend bis timej and money ia a way that ts ruining his j property, character, health,, luppitie-s, j family, soul and .body, what ninai be ;he' gltaracter of the man who will take ad-jj vantage of his folly because he can make } money by it. If the one is a fool, is not 1 the other a knatel 11 ;• | J : - t.
Hating some twenty odd acres we intend planting-in corn next, spring, the guesiion homes ■ up in a practical, way, what will the soil gain --in the available foud ol plama bjvploiVing it this lallX — i Pn itgliUaiidy or gravelly soils vve doubt! the propriety of plowing’ several months | before the seed is eon,milk’d 10 iho earth, 1 because w e Jear dial die elements of bolh '■ organic ami moronic tiiittcr rendered ■ suiuole tty tdiige may be washed out of 1
*• w u i n| tlie open- ; ground, ji.ij (tie Jam) inipuver*i •‘l-el r,(ih,Tf to hi tfifioiu-ti hy hli (duiy- 1 ing. Si'3 (l ive no ,.i i., u ( ; ,ti llu) \ iiji.ijie ojo-n ojteraiea grtady to ihe injury : nf ihe stuj, by the (tio.l vl plains. j-rciitamreiy, sn ;hai a pan' ja Uij.1 tiy the. Hashing u| il itJ plowed' earth iniijj btlore n 15 planed or sown, j and m ocher wines tin? line tjav and sand?
run tfigeihey, sod Ifteafiit; hard befofe! spring so ih.it tiie l.ihur uj fall plowing! h loal. These remarks are made to! show 1 lint there ore too tides io ||)g ques.! linn i>| ttuiuiitii plowing fur seeding in die,’ spring. Soils w Inch are either very open f or very compact (torn an excess of tine ( Hay, tf-Mn liulu by. Mining ihem j on g j„i advance q| planting. Fro*:, however,; may umt often dots opcrain 16 improve j clay land by rendering u mure triable, if!
plowed ur ihi hll or ivmn-r. This is! particularly Hue uf chv«y | Udm?( 50 i|., i ; that do tuit run together like poucr's Clay suits which are not herieliitcd by |j|i!' plowing, nearly always need tiaderdrammg to increase their pommy and I'm- 1 biltiy. Uv throw lug itio gruuu'd imoj beds when plowed, and opening a deep 1' water-furrow between each land, umclij* pnsy bejJcn; to prcvint Hie soil from far- < ponting very hard in dry weather aud (oortar in wet. Undoubtedly autumn til- ( jigs saves field LI}jf in the spring, when ]
A CAcn.— We obserre in this morn- } tug's Sentinel an editorial article on the I subject of the Teiiiperancu Clmt and) Gov. Wright, in whi' h the editor ul tbt*j Sentinel Jays: • t Tlu*, then, sanies the! question. The wlmtc abuse—the charge i of corruption am) mficial perjury, which !' Dr.;GurJoti makes against Gov, Wright j ins the sanction'snd endntsemeiil of Wm. j Hamiaman, J;h;h» U dl, C. K. Ifcbb, R.j T. Brown? mid Jui.ii 15, Abb’!!.'"' .. i
J to ourselves. and li Iviity to l!ie f causa uf ■ temper.'nxs datiir.mli o| us that, ne should, :u the most.', public manner, disavow ever having.given the toast slind*: n:v of ground fur such a cmicluii.m as the * above. Within the coiniitincu at publi-! cation have twice i-i-trucicd the editor of the Chart m witnuoM nts personalities} and especially, to d acoutinue his attacks}. on Guv. Wright. ■ l« Ins ever teen imrj desire thru thw Cij n t should.coniine itself 1
strictly to the .principles of‘'Tobd A fa- \ simern'e” id the u<o, and legal prohibition j of the traffic in intoxicating drinks, without stooping to mingle in the political} broils ol the flay. For ourselves, and fori the CratM Division which we represent,j we disavow all paternity or, even appro-1 hation of these personal attacks o( the I Chart, whether on Guv; Wright .’or any ■ other individual*which seem mime been* prompted too rein; a desire In gratify per-! sonal or politic d fncliros th.ui to prumoto! •he cause of universal sobriety. *
W.M. flA.NXAMAN,- I ’ P, T.UHOWM. JOHN l\. ABBETT, ! •USMUL!.- ■ : . j October 25, -1 £33. I We hope for the unity of Temperance I men of all parties, and for the . ultimate | success of Temperance principles, 'and i fur no other reasons, that .the Stale paper! will be belter conducted }n future. , j
Taxes for the Tear 1853. rHMIE undersigned, Treasurer of Switzerland county, Indiana, hereby informs the lax-payers, that the pet centum charged on the taxable property and polls in said county, for the’year IS5J, is — On each' $100 worth of taxablcs, for State purposes, . - - - - 20 cents. On each taxable poll, for same purpose - - - - 60 cents. On each S100 worth of taxable*, for county purposes - - - 40 cents. On each taxable poll fur same purposes ... - - 50 cents.
vww VII bWItW* On each 8100 worth of taxablcs, for school purposes - • 10 cents. In the following Townships, on each $100 worth of taxable property for road purposes, as follows: In Jefferson Township, ■ . ]0 cents. In York Township, - - Scents. On each $100 worth of taxablcs, for Library purposes - - 21 cents. On each taxable poll, for same purple* ..... 25 cents. On each SiOO worth of taxable*, for sinking fund tax - - Scents. On each 8IP0" worth of taxablcs for special school tax, in corporation of Vevny - . r - 26 cents. On each taxable poll, for same purposes - - - - • 50 cents.
On each $100 worth of taxablcs, for township purposes, as follows: For Jefferson township, ' - • 3 cents. York township, * * ■ 4 cents. ’ Posey township, - - - 3 cents. Pleasant township, ' - , - - * 3 cents. Colton township, - - • 4 cents. Craig Township, - * , - 10 cents. OneacbSlOOof'mwljles for special school tax, in.Jefferson township, - r - -121 cents. -And on each poll for same purposes SO cents. Said Treasurer further gives notice that be will attend the usual places of bolding elections in each of the several townships, is follows;—
In xork township, on'Monday the 3tstdoy 3 of October, 1853, and Tuesday the 1st day of November, at Krutz’n store, in Florence. Posey township, on MTeduedsoy the 2d, and' . Thursday the 3d days of November, at Howe’s store, in Patriot, and at —■ — —, in the Bark works, on Friday the 4th 'day of No- ■ vember. I In Cotton township, on Monday and TucsI day the 7th and 8th days of November, at . 1 in Enterprise, and on Wcdiies1 day and Thursday, 9lh and 10th days, at H. S. Montgomery's store, in Melville. In Pleasant township, on the 11th day of November, at — ; in Bennington.’ Craig township, bn Monday the 14th day of November, at Shaw's store, in Braytown. . la Jefferson township, on Saturdays the 6th and 12th. and Tuesday the l&thdayof November, 1653—where 1 may be found;at all times thereafter, according to law. ■ ; . , . GEORGE H. KYLE, : Treasurer of Switzerland County, sept. 29—6 w. ' ”