Weekly Reveille, Volume 1, Number 37, Vevay, Switzerland County, 2 March 1854 — Page 4

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tnrS.H. p**ns. General Newspaper Agent, No. 36 Fourth aUeet, 1 between Walnut and Vine, Ciocinuari, Ohio, is oar authorised Agent ro obtain advertisement! aqd |p that city."

Sieambqat DUastprs.

The steamboat disasters for the com•mencemenl of the year Jat of Jan. to the evening of Feb. 4th, thirty eight steam - * boats have been badly damaged or totally destroyed. Eleven hate been consumed by fire, thirteen havo sunk and will be to* tslly lost, and. fourteen have been bar|ly damaged by snagging and other accidents. Resides the steamboats destroyed, there hava been between one hundred and fifty and two hundred coal boats and barges sunk on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The loss of properly has been immense; it has been estimated at various sums, from one to two millions of dollars.

Condensed Tempo ranee Speech.

NUMBER 111.

There are - men, who call themselves respectable Christiana—worthy citizens—who ait in comfortable pews, and Irom gilded prayer book# offer up with a seemingly touching earnestness, the petition: ••From all evil and. mischief; from sin; from the crafts apt) assaults of the devil; from Thy wrath, and from everlasting damnation, Good Lord dtlim hi/" who defend the practive of mnj selling? Yes! who practice it themselves, aqd who act as if they supposed they should go to fleaven one of these dqys jq Utmr Sunday cloihes, and peihaps a page to open the door; for doing their whole duty, iq aiding in the salvation of men,'by going to church an Sunday and going through the morning prayer.

Let no man suppose because wp quote from a church formula, that ve attack any sect or creed. the ministers of our churches, as well as tfiefr respeptivp Hocks, are generally found upon the right side. But wo shall attack the supporters of the rum interest wherever found, even if wo go from the pew to the pulpit, .and say to the reverend wolf in sheep’s clothing, as Nathan did, “TYjou.art the man.*" A preacher who expounds the Gospel, and at the same lime defends the rpm in* (crest, should 'have inscribed over his church, door, Patent.Piety for dry P(o * p/c, sold here!” N. B. Purphaaers are nut expected to do*anything but talk re* Itgion and drink wine—these being the chief, end of man!” Now we rather think when people begin to go to Heaven in tint way—the Narrow Ruud will have (n be considerably widened. Nor these alone—the whole body of die lukewarq (>|i this subject in the Christian Chuich should be arpused, arraigned, and tried on this point. No man has a right to put up the daily prayer— *• Deliver us from tempiation"—if lip believes that one of the chief comipandmpms, comprising alt that the law apd prophets taught, is "to love his neighbor as himself'—lf he stands afar off at such a time as this, and will not raise a finger tp aid jn removing from our midst the terrible temptation which is daily sending hundreds to temporal and spiritual damnation. But it is out only iho physical qian that, suffers—not alone hjs miserably healed frame, that inflamed and corrupt, swells in the vain efforts to escape the damning bend that riots In all his veins—not this alone, though this is appalling—the intellect is stopified, and all the due sensibilities which well*up in a geneicns mind, are dried up, and deadened; and the whole moral man is shrunken and withered; as if the blast of an infernal Sirocco had swept over and through birr. This is true! Von all have men it. and seen it, too, in the cases of men who have passed their daily lives under your very eye?. Csll them up before povy, and see whether all the greatness, gentleness and manliness of their character have not, at the touch of this demon, disappeared, and in their stead all the passions and weaknesses of poor fallen humanity arisen, and will) a giant's clutch taken possession of body and soul. The destruction is utter and eternal, unless the strong arm of God arrests his steps. Now, pan spy ipso bp devoted to a more important causa• than that which is designed to stay the march ul this fell.tleslroyer-apd |o pbajtj hipi up at once and forever? One o*l the objections raised against the movement of the advocates of a Prohibitory Law. is, that they are bringing the question into polities. Of course they are! 1 should like to know where else they should bring it, to make their efforts of any effect. It would suit its opponents, jio doubt, to have jt left to Debating Societies and Pulpit preaching alone. But to make a practical, efficient movement to have the law passed, which they are laboring fur, is certainly a must unheard of atrocity- What simpletons these temperance men are, not to know, that the very ‘accomplia h their ends, is to pul their hands in their pockets cm election day/apd.pct to taka fheg oulj ind while

the whole force of the jrum jpiefMf j> jo* ja*d tng.the-poIJs ,•ip sluifiorooi snd win'slid -yankM liant/aouUilirriijgtOnd element vote* producing ajr! Why, my ■ friend#, it Is because they they fee lhat.tfe are. now ip earpeau tfifl they are alarmed, and cry, '—‘■Treason lo Parly, 1 ’ and use'all it)e hng-a*boo tfick# which frighten children in the nursery, or control (he rum-drinker in election times.

Yes, we are, with temperance, baffling stt the calculations of partisan leaders. It is the young David that i» to slay the Goliah of the rum interest, and utterly to discomfit every parly nomination hereafter made in rum shops, by rum drinkers, who do the drudgery of rum manufacturers; and bring their families to beggary and shame, and go themselves to ruin—despised, forgotten, damned.

Thai is their end, my friends, as certain as that God lives. The political grog shop has opened the graves of hundreds, in this county, within the last ten years. There is opt a man in this room—l make the assertion boldly—who cannot call to mind now, the ftco of some friend, who has not gone within the last three months, down this dismal and awful road-to ruin*

And yet, men will dnw a long breath after standing by the cofiin of thp departed, and say: “Btit you Temperance men go (uo far!” -‘Your proposed law is illegal!” '-Yon will never gel it enforced if you pass UP This lasi objection has force in jt, in view of the dodging going on among officials in relation to rum-sell-ing, But help us, my friends, lo do something! Let us try the Maine Law. and if we cannot enforce it, and the majority ask its repeal, we will go with you for “a stringent license law.' 1 Help us! —that is onr cry in the ears of this vast audience, and on each individual man in it; we urge our case. If we save but one dear friend of yours from that awfpl fate—a drunkard's death—>*fiu will bless us while you live, for trying, at least, to exterminate the accursed and damning thing. In conclusion, 1 call upon the young men here to-night, tq lake this question for self examination home with them, am! tq think pf it often: ‘-Can 1 do anything io aid this mpyetjiput by word and action, by preaching apd practice, in view of the friends who arc now treading the dangerous path of moderate the songs of merriment over sparkling wine, and jesting apt! laughing at the feats of Good Fellows—lhe preparatory banquets to certain ruin and Eternal Death!” Think it over—decide—act!— And may Qoi) cpunsel and lead you to wisdom.

Curiosities of Sleep.

In Turkey, if a person happens to fall asleep in the neighborhood of a poppyfield, and the wind blows over towards him. he becomes gradually narcotised, and would dip, if the country people, who are well acquainted with tlio circumstances, did not bring 1 him to the next well or stream, and empty pitcher after pitcheron his face and body. Dr, Oppenhejm. during his residence in Turkey, owed his life to this simple and efficacious 1 irealment. Rr. from whom this anecdote is quo(pd, also reports the case of a gentleman, thirty years of age, who, frotp long continued sleepiness, was reduced to a complete living skeleton, unable to stand on his legs. It was partly owing to disease, but chiefly to the abuse of | mercury and opium, until at last unable to pursue his business, he sank into abject poverty and woe. Dr. Reid mentions a friend of his who, whenever any thing occurred to distress him* soon become drowsy and fell asleep, A fellow student also at Edinburg, upon hearing suddenly thp unexpected death of a near relative, went to his bed, and almost instantaneouly, amid the glare of nuon-day, sunk into a profound slumber. Another person, reading aloud to one of his dearest friends stretched on his death bead fell fast asleep, and w(i|i t{*p bopk sljll in hit) hand, went on reading utterly qnconeioua of what he was uttering. A woman at Haiuault slept seventeen nr eighteen hours a day for flften years,

Another is recorded lo have slept once for four days. Dr. Macnish mentions a woman tyhqspeqt three fourths of her life in sleep, and Dr. Elliotsun quotes the esse of a young lady who slept for six weeks, and recovered. The venerable St. Augustine, of Hippo, prudently divided his hopr# into three pans; eigt to be devoted to sleep, eight recreation and eight to convene with the world.

Maniacs are reported, particularly in the Eastern hemisphere, to become furiously vigilant during the full of the moon, more especially when the deteriorating ray* of in polarised light (» permitted to fall into their apartment; hence the name lunatics. I here certainly is a greater ptonepese to disease during sleep than in the waiting state; fur those who pass the night in ( ihe (Jampagna di Roma, inevitably become infected with its noxious air. while travelers who go’through without *i"pping, escape the miasma. Intense cold induces sleep, and those who perish In Iho snow, sleep on till they sleep the sleep of death, ■

- Tcims of Advertising: ’ Orrg square three insertions or less, one dollar; each additional insertion, under, three months, tffpnty-five ctpts. 3 months. 6 months. I year. One square, £3 CO .£1 fi(J £0 00 Two squares, 400 SAO 760 Three squres, 600 6so 900 Fourth ofcol’m, 6 00 8 00- |0 00 Hall of col'm, 800 10 f)0 20 1)0 Klevcn lines make one squarpAdvertisements unlimited as to tipis, PTS inserted limit a discontinuance is ordered, and charged accordingly. Legal advertisements are to be paid for when inserted, or the agent furnishing them will be held responsible for their payment. Notices of marriages and.deaths published emits. Candidate’s name, SI» if a subscriber; $2. if rot. Advertising wife, the same as announcine candidate's name. -

No preference given any advertiser over others, by unusual display. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined to their regular business; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid extra.

For Sale.

rßlhe undersigned wishing to engage in oth■JL cr business, now offers for sale, one half or mote if desirable, of the "Reveille** office at this place. This office has a good run of Job work, all the county printing, a growing subscription list, besidea.being situated in one of the oldest hud wealthiest .counties in the Slate, for fu rt her in formation add ress|t(ie under* signed. 0. S. Waldo, Vevay November nth 1853.

I'amilv Groceries, Coffee, Nice, Allspice, * Sugar, Candles, Alum, Molasses, Soap, Ginger, Tea, . Pepper, Saleratus, Starch, 'Mackerel, Nutmegs, &c., &c. A No. 1 article of Tobacco, both Cavindisb andS Plug all of which will be sold low for Cash, by F. L. GRISARD & SON. Corner Main ferry Slreeli. Vevay, Jan. 1, 1354.

VALUABLE MEDICINES. McConnell’s Sarsaparilla, Morse’s Compound Syrup of Yellory pock, pi. Rogers’ Liverwort and Tar, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Dr. Edmon’s Vegetable Linimsnt, Nerve and Bone Liniment, McLane’s Vermifuge, Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, Bmndreth's Pills, Grtefenberg Vegetable Pills, *f. Health Bitters, “ Sarsaparilla Compound, •» Eye Lotion, ** Dysentery Syrup, ■ M Children’s Pgnocuq, ** Fever apd Agtie Pills, *' Green Mountain Oipitnept, Dr. Libby’aPile Ointment, Bateman's Drops, &c. The above and other popular medicines are fur sale low by I. STEVENS, Ja., Feb 23 No, 3, Odd Fellows’ Hall.

iUadlsoa & Clnciiiuftti

PACKET. A <«m The steamer WISCONSIN, No. y?^Y*. *. 2, 0. David Master, having cinaSsgPH beea thoroughly repaired and painted, will ply between the above named ports as a daily packet, stopping at ail intermediate points. She will leave Madison, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at I o’clock, P. M.— Will leave Cincinnati pa Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at II o'clock, A. M. Nov. 17, 1653.

Sundries Ladies Pearl Portemonoaies. 11 do, " Paper Mache do. Gents Portraonnaiej, assorted. Ladies Work Boxes. . India Ruubber Combs. Imitaliop Pearl and Jpt Beads, Scented Emeries. \ , Violins, Flutes, Violin arv} Guitar Strings, and a great variety of other articles loo'numerous ta mention, just received and for sale cheap by I. STEVENS, J*., No. S, Odd fellows* Hall. *

Dried Penchey. ar BARRELS DRIED PEACHES just re•9 ceivedand foieale by ISAAC STEVENS, J»., • Nov. S. No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.

Shingles. 10,000 r„rr ,DB, " for Feb. 2. U. P. SCHESCK .

Blank Deeds, For sale at the ItevdlU office.

Salejbf Seminary JLaud. } fItHE undersigned, Treasurer and Auditor . X ofSwiUetUudi:otimy, will offer at pub*' lie auction and sell lo the' highest bidder, at; the Court House door in on the 3d day i of June, 1&64, the following piece of land, to t which the title of the Seminary Funds j is good and absolute, viz: Being situate in the j county of Switzerland, Indiana, in section 14, - township 2, range 3 west, in the Cincinnati • land district, and bounded as follows, to*wit; Beginning in a hollow or small dry blanch at a point on the line dividing section No. Hfrom section No. 11, eight chains and nine* ty links west from the North east cornet of said section 14, thence running east three chains to the North west corner of the tract or lot of land donated by Francis S. Lindley and wife to said Switzerland County Seminary by deed hearing date the 17th day of April, 1534; thence south twelve degrees and onehalf, Fast along (be line of said donation fourteen chains to the soulh-weslern corner thereof; thence south filty-nine degress, west one chain and seventy-five links; thence notth thirty-four degrees, west eleven chains and fifty links to where the aforesaid hollow or dry branch forms its junction with the main branch called Lindtey’s branch; thence north twenty-six degrees, east up said hollow or dry breneb to the place of beginning, containing six acres and thirty-five hundredths of an acre of land, more or jess, . • And will alsoatsame.Uipe and place, offer as aforesaid the interest of the County Seminary Fund in the following pieces qf land, situate in Switzerland county, donated on condition that the same be used for the purpose of a public Seminary; the purchaser to lake the same subject to wbptevpr claim the donors may now* have thereon, to-wit: One piece donated by Francis S, Ljndley, bounded ns follows, viz; Beginning ot the north-east corner of section fourteen, township two,-of range three west,.(of the Cincinnati land District;) thence running south ivyclvp chains with the sec. line lo the brow* of the bill; thence south 52 degrees, west 3 chairtsapd 60 links; thence north 12 degrees apt! 30 minutes, west 14 chains lo the northern boundaryline of said, section; thence east five chains and 90 links along said line to the pUcp of. beginning, containing five acres ap'd eighty-nine hundredths of an acre of land.' • • • ■

One. piece donated. by WUlsaty PfOlsnian, described and' bounded as follows, via: lieginning at the south-east cornpri of see. 11, township range three west, (in, the Cincinnati land district;) thence running north with the see. line 5 chojus, thence west 10 chains; thence South 6 chains.to the southern boundary line ofsgid section; thence along with said boundary cast 10 chains to the place of beginning, containing five acres of land. ■ And one piece donated by John David Du* four, described and bounded as Follows, viz: Ueginnitig. at the t north-west cornet of fractional sec. 13, being likewise the soulh-Wfst corner of section. twelve, town two, range 3, west, (in the Cincinnati land district;) thence running south twelve chains to (he brow of the hill; tliepce north sixty-two degrees and thirty minutes,' east eight chains and ten links to a stake from which a backberry 10 inches diameter south -S links distant; theiice north 14 l4 links to n stake in section 12; thence south sixtytwo degrees a [id 30 minutes, West 8 chains ami 10 links to the .western boundary . line of said section 12; thence south, with said line 2 chains and 11 links to the place of beginning, containing ten acres of land. - '

Terma of Knlc; ■ The interest on the whole purchase money to be paid for one year in advance on the day of sole, and the principal la be'paid .in ten equal installments, and the interest-on the deferred payments is .to.be paid .annually in advance, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. GEORGE Hi KYLE, Tresurer. ROBERT N. LAMB, Auditor. Feb, 16, 1854.—35-l3t:

Oh! Yes!!

Come Here every Person, arid' get; the

worth of your money. -: , WE ore just receiving, in addition to our former stbck'.of Goods;and Groceries, a large supply of' Fall and Winter Dress Goods, consisting in pail of the following articles:—•’ ' ' ■ 20 pieces Plaid Merinos and Delaines. . 10 p's Plain & Figured Delaines. '. .. 10 p’s assorted Silk Alpaca Lustre, 2 dozen Plaid Wool Shawls. 1 doe. plain Wool, Marino and Silk Shawls. 10 pieces Figured and plain Dress Silks.' 2 dozen knit Shirts.Together with n large and complelte- assortment of ■■'

Queens & Hardware," Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, ele., etc., and a general assortment of Staple and Fancy-Goods—; all of which we will sell as cheap as the cheapest for cash or approved credit, or in exchange for country.produce.

Wanted, fn exchange for goods, accounts, or cash— Wheat, Oats, Flaxseed, Hay, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Butter, Eggs, Rags, Beeswax, in short, every thing that is usually taken in of country produce. Salt .

SO barrels Kanawha Salt on commission, which will be sold low. TAKE NOTICE.

We are always on hand and ready to show our goods; and hope our prices and the quality of our goods will be an inducement to purchasers. TEATS $ SCHENCK. Oct. 6, 1853.

GOLD DIGGING.

WE are receiving, in addition to our for-met-stock of iron, a large supply consisting in part of the following articles, viz; , 50 Tons assorted Iron. 2,000 lbs. Norwegian Slit Nail Rods. 4,0P0 lbs. assorted Wagou Boxes and Hollow

ware. 200 Kegs assorted Nails, from 3d to 6 m.spikes. Cast’, Sheer, A. Blister, German, and Spring Steel. Springs and Axles, 25 pair Springs. . 12 sett tfon Axles.

GLASS, fy SJISH, 12 boxes Bxlo Window Glass, 22 do ■ 10x12 do do. 4 (3o 10x14 do do--6 do 10x15 do do. 7 do l0x)6 do do, ■ 2 do 11x18 dp do. 3 do 12x16 do do, 3 do I2xld do • do. 2 do 16x20 do do. 600 Light Bxlo Window Sash. 6(0 do 10x12 do do. SOO do oxl2 ' dq do, 200 do 10x14 do do, 500 pounds Putty. 24 Packages Locks and Latches of differtiles of patterns, while and dark Knob*. Having purchased-tbe above of the Manufacturers, it will enable na to sell at the lowest figures. Call and sea for yourselves before going abroad to purchase and we astute you it will pay you for your trouble. Jan- 1 '54. ,F. L. ORISARD $ SON.

JAMES S. JEUEy, ATTORNEY 4f COUNSELLOR AT \ LAW, Itislorr Snn,‘lndiana.''. Mr; JELLEY will attend all the Courts iTA of Switzerland county, and can -bo found at his office in Rising Sun; and will promptly discharge any business that may be t;ulrusted lu him.- | Deo. 22, '5-4— 1 27-! y.

fHMtY MORSE’S \TLLO\V DOCK ROOT; . A the best medicine in the known world.

From Advertising Agency of • ‘ S. M.'PETTENGIDV&.CO., ~ j 122 Nassau sti, N. Y.,and lOSlate St., Boston. | Hurd’s ftoldcn Oloss | THE HAlR.—Among the many prep-' . arairons for the growth of the Hair, this GOLDEN GLOSS lakes the lead. Three reasons will be given why it is go universally ; used and preferred to all others. Ist, Because it has proved the most effectual In Baldness. 2d, Because it imparts a beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume to the Hair. 3d, Because the Ladies, with fine discrimination, which tbeyall possess, have adopted it. _ Many other reasons could be given why il is a great favorite, but those who wahlmore have, only to give it a trial. Price 25 cts In large bottles. For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere, . . W. C. HURD, PaoratEtoa, ; 304 Broadway, New York. Large discount to Merchants. 23-6 m

hiokn^ COMPOUND SYRUP OF

YELLOW DOCK ROOT. riWHS is a Pertly VrgrtMt Compound, »clJL eutifically prepared from the best Roots and Herbs.of the Materia Medtca, . Bnd has gained an unrivalled reputation fortbc follow ing effects,-viz; * - ■ . Itegnlulißff and Strengthen I«y the LIT* craud JDI tie* tiro Organv, and Clean* king Hie Momiieh oqil Howe!*, arid Abus ccatxo aU Bilious ‘Diceksps, Liver Complaints, Dispep'sia,' Indigestion; Costive-, ness. Files, Headache, Fever and Ague, Juon-dice,-Nouseau, Loss of Appetite, &c,, and causing the food to nourish and support every PMt ' PVHIFYIXO Tin: BLOOD,

aqd thus-curing all Humors, Cutaneous Eruptions, Scroffttia, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Cnuker, Pimples on toe face. Blotches, Utccrs. 'l’upiofs, Mercurial Disease, Cancers, <ko.i dco.

, , Upgnlallit; Ibr s«tctorj - and by enabling them to perform their proper functions, preventing and curing many painful and daqgeiour diseases; Strengthening and l|)ti Nervous system,. thus allaying 'Nervous Irritation/and curing all Diseases of the Serves, as llystfria, Neuralgia,Cramps,fcc. ' Jl is Unrivalled in |lie Cure of FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ns Weakness, General Debility, Irregularity, Obstructions. Swelling of the Feel, Limbs, Joints, &c,, caused by weakness, also, Luxo and Throat Couplu.vts, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, Arc., also, Dropsy.

Having made use.of tho Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root, prepared by 0. MORSE & CO., eiliter ourselves, 'or in our families; and finding it a very salutary ami effectual preparation* we do most clme* fully,recommend it.to'the'public as a very valuable medicine! - E. Bourne, Esq., . Cashier National Bank, Providence, R. 1.; A. W. Spencer, Esq., Cashier Lime, Rock Bank do. do. do. Rev. .Wiltja.n P hfllips/' RevV J l' R. Richmond, C. S. Jbn?s, editor Providence Gen. Advt., Win. Field, M. W. G. M„ Cyrus Fisher, M. £. H. P., James Hutchison, G. S.'Des, V. J. Bales, Ducu Benj. Colby, and one hundred others of the most respectable families of Providence!.* - ; ■ This certifies lhatT have for 4'number of years been acquainted.:wiih - the composition and mode of manufacture of MORSE’S COMPOUND SVRUP of YELLOW DOCK ROOT. I have also been.acquainted with' its modus opera ndt. in disease,' and can say tliaUu alt respects it is' admirably calculated to remedy that class of Disease for which it was designed. II is especially-.valuable : in' INUIGESTIOM inid all im./atunduiil,syii)t)loins, it excites to healthy action the LIVER, removes Torpor, :tmd inactivity'of this' ORGAN, and stimulates the healthy action tn oIL the system.' As. a DBPURATOII of purifierof the Blood it has no. superior. ■ '-* 1 * »

• ' : . david ijolmes, m. o. Providence; R. J., Jar.. ,4, lfca3.: : ! ■' ’'rwPAREO ny ■ - C. M;o U.SJ3 $• CiO.i- : J r. No. 440 Broadway, N.'Y., ' #nd* sold- by- Dtuggisli'atjd others' throughout this and other countries. '• ' " ISA AC STEVENS, JR., , Agent forVevßy ahd 1 Switzerland county. Aug.-.25, 1851 . - . * 62-ly. /

;P-R.O.T. K.C TlO N, ‘ :-,\yv;-;(Fire, Marine in Inland J- •

HAO$6RiK;Cdm

Incorporated 1825,'

..This Office has' has ■ now transacted ,business for more than a quarter of a,centyry, during which period ilkas taken more than •

. 100,000 Risks tr And insured real and personal property against loss by Fite and Water to the ‘value of more than

TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF

DOLLARS

1 In the Western Country.

Several losses have been incurred upon the above risks, all of which have been adjusted at the

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE

At Cincinnati, and paid with the utmost promptitude according to the conditions oftbe policy, as may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on file.

The undersigned has been furnished with blank policies, signed by the officers of the company; also with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies alreadyjssued, and is duly authorised and prepared; as Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period of time, not less than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings or the:r contents, occupied as Dwellings, Stores, Warehouses, Churches, Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, &c., so., and their contents against ’

LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods, Produce, .Household Furniture, Live Slock, and every oiber description of Merchandise and Personal Property, shipped or to be shipped per good Vessels or Steamboats on most of the navigable waters, against the Hazards ul inland Transportation, '

Perils of the Sews. For further information respecting rale* of premium, etc., apply to the undersigned. ISAAC STEVENS, Jiu Aoiirn for Vevsy and Switzerland Cpvnty. Dec. 8,1853. *

Millinery ttnd I’aufy More. ■ , , MRS. B. M. JUCrf* ■ No:iMFiftk*tr"t>Ci»twrtuOhio, WOULD attention to her large and rasaioiuiut stock of tu 1 1 unoryan -.(Consisting’ ofVSrwa, Satim,-Vslvit. and 'Bjlaio Bushevs. Bonnxt, Cap and Fancy Trimming mbbofM/MaHTitue. Cloam - * BLAcjr bilk, nud other Laces,, Needles, Worked CouxM, Chimareltes, Sleeves, Ac., Ac.,' which she js prepared to sell at prices that chnnol faiMo give satisfaction, • *• t-,-203.6th,5t, bet, Elfn and Plum<— 16-ly.

XBCbErtO HOCSE, - «t Alain dad Fcrlj Street*,* ■ VEVAY, INDIANA. fBIHE undersigned respectfully informs hii : A friends and lbe‘ traveling public generI ally that this House, formerly the i House" and the oldest Tavern stand in Vevay, is now amply fitted up and furnished for the reception of travelers and boarders. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated, and having the advantage of a pleasant location, the Ltcutc House affords accommodations and inducements to visitors rarely'to be'met with in a plsccof this sire. The present proEirietor, with twenty years experience as landord, flatters himself that he shall be able to' give satisfaction to ell who may favor him with ttbeii patronage, and notwithstanding- the 1 House has changed its name, the same ol? Bob officiates as "mine host," and will always be on hand to wait upon them in perso'n. The Table of the beemte House is at all times furnished with the raJihmlia/a 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—nolAing itrongn. • ■ ROBERT bECbERC. June 9,1863. 62- -

XcvcrlngV Toolh Wash. THE attention of Uie public is called to this "wonder of the age/' l . Dr. bevering's Tooth Wash is a certain core fur Scurvy, Tooth-ache, Sore-rabulh, and Gums. The e\tracl will cure the above, and will leave nq unpleasant taste in the mouth, aiid is warranted not to injure the teeth—hut if used as directed, will’preserve the teeth. LEVKIUNG’S MAGK' SOIP. Dr, beveriog's Magic Soap, ii the best article in' use. It U wo non ted to do as staled. For the bodies it is an invaluable article. It will remove Grease, Stains, and Tar from any fabric, and not injure the color, but "Vf ill return the color of Cloths, etc. Price of the Toolh Wash 25 els; the Soap only 16 cents. Forsaleby T. C. LEVERING, wholesale and retail, Center Square,: Switzerland Co., ludiitoo. Also, forsaleby ISAAC STEVENS, Ja., Vevay. October 13, l»3.

Notary Public.

«HUKirr OUFO Lit, .Votary Public, JL takes this .method of informing the pub* lie generally Ibat be is ready to prepare for execution and taking (be'acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgages, and all kinds of conveyances, &c., ar,d to attend to lire taking of De-positions.-From bis experience in ibe a love business be hpnsclf that be can perform any business of tb? kind entrusted to Inui with correctness, neatness, end dispatch.—Charges moderate. OllSce st bis residence tn Ferry Street,’ opposite the Market Square.. References;— Hon. Jous and C. T, JpNES, Esq,, Vevoy. . . .* Vcvay, Feb. 5, 1»52. ' . 24-

Dn.DATtGLA&E, Vevay, . ui'au;i: ■ Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, VafuisheS,. Terpentine, MycStnlT-, To- - • baycu and Cigars, pmtev Ariicles, Perfumery, Kyict ,yc., Ac. * •Has Just received, and will constantly ke* p oil band, a wcll-selected assortment of sueh articles as arc ertumetattd aIoTC, and all ethers usually kept in Drug Slues, which be will sell at the lowest cash prices. March 10, 1565. . , , . -29.

BUCMiTliffi.

iinJewigned vouW rcspeclfuMy iaforra . the public generally, that be is prepared to do all kiiidsolwort pertaining to bis trade. He 'pays particular attention. lofilUng.Jll older*, (or :■ V'-’. : .

; „ ; PLOUGHS,-, . WAGONS, CARRIAGES, BuinsieSt Har.Prcss Irou§, ' etc., etc.; and »iU promptly attend to any and : all.kind* of work leftin his hand*. - ; ; Having spent many years at’blacksmilbiog, he flatten himself that be can do work as well as can be done elsewhere in the western counlry.and as'cheap as the cheapest." Give me a call, at ray stop bn retry street, abov. Seminal, sweet. Vevay, Mav 10, 1R53.

RISING SUN

ibb if mm. THE undersigned * having permanently established themselves st Rising Sun, Indiana, in the Foundry Business, would respectfully.inform the Hay Growers of InJ.ana and Kentucky, that they still continue to manufacture Screws for the Mormon, or Beater Hay ■a Press, which are not ijS: inferior to any made in the United States, from A the fact that the best M Press Builders give oar ■ qgS Screws the preference ' nTJaatV over all others. ' v , We have also Pat ented a Horse Power asidlo ha by competent Judges, the best an cheapen Horse Powerin use, (which can f attacNd to the Press if desired) end forming pat* of the Press—if the Horse Power is use I* does not take any extra room more than Wl; 1 is already taken by the Press. We wane', all work done by us, to be of good mater); . and sound Iron. We alio, do all kind* ’ casting that is. dope in similar establishment O’All orders in Sviueilshd County, 1 with' our* Agent, P, L. ORISARD, 'will promptly attended toi -. ; . j.m.Keister*co, Riaing&in, April 89, 1842.« re : - T *t-t!

DKRITIBTPKY. j-., "W*.. BAXTER will corii 'vprlclice in Veriy, tie Q rHUoaoJ'Mondi* .Tuesday ini Weirf , diyj Ghent, the Florence, I ' T first SMurdny. “™>onib. Wcrraw. iJr ‘ Seoond n'c r^jy^. hadi month; •; : \ tlV * s 9, ’i3.-2i-lf.ivj

SA'aS—SA\ /cnHE subscriber is prepared X J r S. -saws, or do anything eUa : ■'' at short notice* v /,*„

——-Silting* oflheConns . rat Cocatr or SwtmiUND, - -'.CIRCUIT COURT. Ist Monday of May. | fitfa Monday of October. COMMON PLEAS COURT. Switzerland. County. Ist Monday of January) f Ist Monday of April. Ist Monday bf July, | Ist Monday of Oct. Ohio County. ... 3d Monday of January, j 3d Monday of April. 3d Monday of July, |3d Monday of Oct. cunnissioXEKs cuuiif. Ist Monday of March { IslMondayofSepteraber Ist Monday of June 11st Monday of December

JOB JIIITIK. THERE is a Job Office attached to the Reveille Office, where every variety of Printing—from the common poster up to the more difficult branches of fine Card or Blark printing—is done neatly. A supply of cards kept constantly on hand; merchants can have Plain ot Printed at the shortest notice.

FOR SALT- CHEAPWE have tickets entitling the purchaser to & complete course of ininstruction in the excellent Commercial Colleges at New Albany and Indianapolis.— Each ticket is worth 823; but we wilt sell the few we have on hand at a reduced price, if application bp ns 3t i e immediately, by letter or otherwise. 0. S. $ F- J - WALDO, Vcvay, M., Dpc, 1, 1853.—1f.

ADVANCE TERMS t

One Copy, .$1 50, Five Copies,— 0 05. ■jt'pn Conics, 10 00. Adcttnct payments rewir'd i« oil eosrt for tubscripliont at the uLoce rofet, * One copy Reveille and the Lady’s Book, S3 50.

Postage ou llio •* ifevc|llc, M lit Switzerland county, trkk. Out of the county, and williin the State ol IsiJjana, tb It lee n cents a year. Out of the State, twenty six cents per year.