Weekly Reveille, Volume 1, Number 40, Vevay, Switzerland County, 23 March 1854 — Page 3

Late Aram-New York* Makcb 20.

The Crescent City arrived yesterday with Havana dates to (ha Uih. Nothing important has transpired since the seizure of die Black Warrior. That vessel is mill in possession of the authorities, and the o(Beers remain on board (he steamer Fulton.

Doings in Congress. Washington, March 20,

Senate.— -The chair laid before the Senate two communications from the war department, one of which referred to Wil: liamjtm’a report of the Pacific railroad rente, which was referred to a special committee on that subject.

Mr. Seward prevented a petition of In. bacronists in favor of an increased duly on imported cigars. He also presen lid several petitions against- the Nebraska bill.

Mr. Badger said that he would take this opportunity to make some remarks which lie had intended to make on die ex* peeled remonstrance of his own consiiinema against the passage of the Nebraska bill, which lie had been disappointed in. receiving this morning; and he also wish, pd It correct some mistakes in reference to the effectof his'apicmlmcnt, and explain its true effect. He argued to show tli it die bill, as originally reported, did not /tvivc the Louisiana law, even without ,his amendment.

Take Notice. Subscribers who have changc'd their place of residence, cr intend to do so, are requested t.i tiMify us of the same—that otu carnet will It ab;e to punctually deliver the JtcveUU to all subscribers living in town. •

To Correspondents.

We haw several excellent articles on band for publication. We hope cur friends wit) continue to write, and help us make an excellent family newspaper.

"public MEETINGS.

[For jfce Weekly Reveille. Temperance nicetliiss. ; Mr. C cutis will deliver lectures upon ibe subject of a Prohibitory Jjaw at i)te following places;— P-nnplrs S. I!,. Thursday March 23d. Hnmeril’s S. ff., Friday, March 241h. Patriot, Monday March 27th, Church, Ti.pmUv Match CBih. ■ Antioch. Wnlnes'ilav March-29.

Tl.rk Wurks. Thursday March 21). It do PM. K.’dhurrh; Friday March 31 isiirti: ;M, E. Church,' Saturday, Ap. I. Ai! the above appointments will be in •7 oVfccV. F. 2f. f,et lhe people turn out »jkl enjoy a "feast of-teasuti and a ll mid miul." . Ai/ order cf Ifa Central OfljnmUlfe.

DEATHS.

Ai'V-r’un*, 111., otrthe 3d fast, after a vr ty sit'.ir: j:inchs, Mr. Jmta Pattos—in tbc year at Ins 05*., ’i ' ■

1 Se; deceased was a native of ; the County Dawn, Ireland, from whence lie removed with hr. far.iijy, Jn 1637, to this county, where he :c>i‘!ett iintil October last, when he removed, with his family to-Illinois. He ientes a Icrge circle «.f friends tr.d relatives to mourn nis im- '

In-Versailles, In-1., on trie Nth ind., Mrs. Lciitii/ia E. Rctunson, wife’of James IV. linhiufr.il, Esq., of that place.

COMMERCIAL,

Vevay Prices Ctirrcnl, /Joßacctrn Weekly bv U. P. Schenck & Sos Flout pci bll : St (;fi Wheat *• lush I (5 Onion*,.. .is Onion Setts 5u .Oats ?• •• 10 Rye " "... CO Barley" ".... . ~.40a45 Hay, per lon. 512 a 613 .Bacon Hams, city cored, pr lb M Canvassed Hams. Lard pr 1b.... 10 Rutter ** " 16 Kggs pr dca Pmntr.M Neahnnnocks 5U I ounces, pink k?bs 45 .Chickens pr doz.;. Sj 60 Feathers 40 Salt per bushel Corn Meal.... ..60 Flaxseed. ■ I 25 Dried Apples. .J CO

Cincinnati markets. Tuesday, March 21.

Flour—The market is dull anil ami we have not heard of a single, transaction today. Holder* are asking higher prices than buyers are willing to give. Received during the last 48 hours, 1,504 brls. Provisions—The market is very quiet, and we have no sales of any article to report. „ Cheese^—A sale of 160 boxes at B£c.

Seeds—Si Ift of 16 brls Clover ai $5. 10. and 50 do tlo at 85 20. The dc inand u seme, ar.d prctssrealill advancing.

Sugar—Sales of 54 Khds prime at 69; J5 do choice at 5J end 10.common at 4ic. Market steady, with a fair demand.

Molasses—Sales of 151 bbls from landing at 22c; 37 do from store at 23c, and JOOdoold at 20c, cash. Coffee—The demand is confined to email parcels in the regular way.

.Louisville fllarbei. March 21, 1854. Flock—The isles from stores'*! 96 20 ?P'sb. GjtflprtlM—Sugar loaf crushed and powdered 9a 10c; refined while 6c; and clarified Tillow at 6jc. Sperm candies 42c. Star we quote at 22c, Safes of poold at 13c. Rica sc. Gaain—When ulei at 91 per bushel. , .Coro sold at 45560 c. Oats4sc. Hat— Sfies from HOra at $ 14a 16. . fmroia ai»d O.tiowa—Blue Potatoes qoote ai 91 25 parhbi; Nesftannoclt potatoes I 75a200.„ Onions 91 6912 00.

New Orleans market. March. 18.

Large sales of Bulk Pork are making at hog round. Coin is active at 63c. Mesa Pork $12,75a513. Prime Lard in barrels 9jc, ...

cm 21 boertiacmenU.

IT7* AJcertitcmenta must be handed in be- ■ fore Tuesday man to receive attention, A Statement or llic Condition ol the Vevay, Mount Sterling ami Versailles Turnpike Company, Iromihe time of its organization to the 20tli day of March,.lBsl: Amount of stock subscribed, §25,830,60 Of which to be paid in cash 17,400,00 *' “ *• work, lumber and real estate, * * .✓- - 3,150,00 225,350,00 There has been received at the Treasury the sum of - - $22,177,40 Of which there has been received on acc't of cash sub. to stock 15,046,88 Received on account of work, lumber and real tstaleslock - - 4,407,25 Received on account of interest on slock - - - • 14,40 Received on account of rents - 63,25 Received on acc’t of subscription - 8,00 Received on account of loans - 2,645,64 $22,117,40

Orders have been drawn on the Treasurer, for construction, superiiitendancc and all other uipchses, to the amount of - * 26,611,55 Of which the Treasurer has redeemed . * - * - 24,041,37 Leaving outstanding orders to the amount of - - • 2,570,13 The subscription of slock to be paid in cash * * - 17,400,00 Of which there has been paid * 16,016,83 Leaving still due ‘ - * §2,353,12 The sub. cf slcc\ in work, lumLet and real estate - 8,430,00 Of which there has been paid - 4,407,23 Leaving still.due - ... $4,042,77 There has been received for tolls from the 12lh day of January, 1852, to the 201b of March, 1554, 82,107,C0 Of which has been paid out on orders far repairs and putting cover on 110 rods of read on M*. Sterling Lit), &c. - - - - - 1,949,07 Balance on hand. ' - - §153,53

viuria uuui4iiuiug tu uc jjaiu uui of tolls, - - - - 129,75 Which if paid, would leave o bal- * cnee on band of tolls of 23,73 §153,53 The asrats of the company consist nf Heal estate - - - - (53(1,00 Balance doc on cash sub. to stock 2,353,12 Balance due on work slock - • 4,012,77 Total assets, - - - §7,075,89 The liabilities of the company oreoutstanding orders - £2,570,18 Leavinga balance in favor of company. if all subscriptions to stock ‘ can be collected of - - - - £4,505,71 The above dues not include the amount subscribed to puy on (be Drench towards Jacksonville. 'There is. however, some of (he slock that is subscribed, that cannot be collected, as these who subscribed ate not able lo pay and the collection cannot he enforced. Errors erctpt*id.- - Attest: PRRRET DUFOUR. Sec’y.

T.Ecctloia oi'Sdfool Trustees. ffpllEßE will he an election bydlie qualified fl. voters of the Corporation of the Town of W.-ay on the tirn Monday of April, A. D., 135!. to elect three School Trustees for the ensuing year. FREDERICK L. GRISARD, President Board of Corporation Trustees.

OilierifPs Sale.

OV virtue oi an execution issued out of 1L& the Clerk’s Office of Switzerland county, Plate of Indiana, against the poods and chatties, lands r.n 1 tenements, of Elias Riley, ami in favor of Francis Riley, and to me directed, for seventy-one dollars, together with interest and costs thereon, accrued and to accrue, t will offer for sate at public auction, on Saturday, the 15th day of April, 1554, at the Court House door, in the town of Vevay, between the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M., and 1 o'clock, H. M-, of said day, in said County, to the highest bidder, fur cash in hand, hut wiit no*, seil for a less ..sum than the appraised value thereof, the rents and profits of the undivided one-tenth part of the following described tract of land, for a tgrm of years not exceeding seven, end provided said tents and profit* will not sell a sufficient sum to satisfy the judgment, interest and costs, 1 v ill then and there offer for sale, on the above terms, the fee simple of said 'real estate, towit; The undivided one-tenth part of the cast half of the south-west quarter of section twenty-seven, in township three of range three west, containing eighty-six acycs and eighty-five hundredths of an acre, of the lands directed to be sold at Cincinnati, Levied on by me as the property of Elias Riley, to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs. S. W. HOWARD. Sheriffs. C. March 23, 1864. 40-31—83.00

School Notice, . WOODS will comiTH mence a Select School in the White Hall, in Vevay, rjlgMiSy' l on Monday, April 3d, 1851, to continue 13 weeks, oq the following terms: For Reading, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, and U. S. History, - 62,60 Written Arithmetic, Grammar, aud Geography. - - - - . - - 3,00 Natural Philosophy, General History, and Bookkeeping, - - - 3,50 Lessons in Vocal Music daily, gratis. March 16, 1851.

THE WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1854CONTAINING the popular vote for President in 1852, 1848 and 1814, and population of each Slate, besides many other valuable statistics, just received and for sate by I. STEVENS, JR., Feb. 23 No. 3, Odd Fellows’ Hall.

Canton Tea.

fItHE favorite Tess put up by the Canton JL Tea Company expressly for family use, formerly kept by Pattojc St Durooa, are for isle by 1. STEVENS. Jr., dec i No, 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.

Ftouraad Meal. 250 lbs Buckwheat Flour, 60 bushel Corn Meal, Just received and for sale low by mar 16 0. P. SCHENCK A SON.

shingles. 10,000 Kr 6b, “ gIEI for s>, ° Feb. 2. - U. P. SCHENCK A SON.

ffIRY MORSE’S YELLOW DOCK ROOT; JL the best medicine in lbs known world.

Blank Deed*, For sale atlhe Stitfflt office, '

dissolution.

TIJOTICE is hereby given that the parlner--1 » ship heretofore existing between the undersigned was on the 9lh day of March, ISSI, dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the late firm are requested to come fot ward and settle up. WILLIAM DICKSON.

ALBERT TOMPKINS,

Tit D.—The business will he continued at the old stand by the undersigned, who intends keeping on hand a good assortment of Family Groceries. WILLIAM DICKSON; ' , March 9, IS3L—33-3t

Kcapcrs &, Mowers lor Ml.

MANNY'S improved, patent Adjustable Single and Combined Reaper and Mower. Price of Combined Machine SUO. Sis first premiums awarded to the Machine the pajt season. v First premium for Reaping, in compel!lion « Un Hussey's and McCormick's Machines: at the great trial at ML Holly, N/J. in July.— And the testimony in its favor from eight hundred Farmers, who have used the Machines, all fully corohoraling the high awards made to this Machine in 1852, and now what may be expected in 1851!!! Having made valuable improvements the past season, and now with still increased facilities for manufacturing, the Machine will keep ahead, mid far surpass all others the coming season, A large number will be made—probably two thousand—yet it is feared that this number, will come short of the demand. The improvements made consist of—lst. An Oblique Raking Platform, constructed with a wing. 2d. The use of a Sickle, or SmoothEdged Knife. 30. A\«muoth cast-iron Dividing Shoe. 4th. An Iron Atm for the Driving Wheel. 5Lh. Piecing the Crank lower, and. in line with the Knife with a Shoe under the crank for its protection. Clh. Bolting the Guard Fingers to the Gutter Car; besides several other improvements. . ■ ■. By the use of the Oblique Platform - great advantage is attained in the discharge of the grain, far surpassing all other modes heretofore In use; possessing the advantage of both a back and side delivery, though neither in a direct manner. The grain is moved with a fork, against a wing ai the right of the platform, and discharged in the rear therefrom, with the utmost precision and facility. Even lodged and tangled grain can be delivered for binding, in good shape. The platform is made four feet wide, thereby giving abuml- - once of grain. The Smooth-Edge Knife is introduced for the purpose of cutting fine and very short grass, also avoiding the necessity of using a Reel fur cutting any kind of grass. The Guard Fingers arc thoroughly polished, and firmly hotted to the Cutter Bar. The caps arc made stronger, and fastened with two rivets. The whole machine is more compact, and comprising greater length with less weight. 1 The weight of the Machine for mowing is only * 670 pounds, and for reaping 300 pounds.

The superior qualities of (bis Machine are in fact conspicuous, by its perfect adaptation to uneven ground; by its means of adjustability to various heights of cutting with a single simple lever at the driver’s scat; by the use of cither a sickle, or smooth-edge knife, and composed of Patent lozengc-slmped blades, which prevent cloggingrby the peculiarity of the guard-fingers, being of ihe most scientific construction and practical utility; by their shape and sharp edges assisting the cutters materially; by the recesses in their sides, facilitating the escape of all loo:C matter, to as to render clogging impossible; by their width, alferding greater protection to the knives; by its lightness of draft for two horses; by having no side draft: by the easy method of changing from Reaping to mowing, and vice versa, only to insert or remove the loose obligue platform; by its portables from held to held and place to place, upon its own wheels—not having lo be loaded upon a wagon or other vehicle, as is the case with some other Machines; by its efficiency and superiority in the execution of the work over hand labor and other implements—and at the rale of tea to fifteen acres per day, easily managed by one person for mowing and two for reaping —and by its being the only successful

Combination of itenper and mower in the world! and warranted to cut all kinds of grass as well as con be done with the Scylhe and to reap all kinds of grain as well as can be done with Hie cradle or any other implement. MILLER, WiNOATEA CO., Proprietors Western Agricultural Warehouse, • Bole Agents, Louisville, Ky.

Orders for Machine should be forwarded promptly, as the supply will be limited to orders only. Address, U. P. SCHENCK % SON, Vevay, I B d.

N. N. For reference enquire of Messrs. David Armstrong, Thomas Jagcts, F. E. Minnet, and David Lee. 39-lf

VALUABLE MEDICINES, McConnell’s Sarsaparilla, Morse’s Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock, Di. Rogers’Liverwort and Tar, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Dr. Edmon’s Vegetable Linimsnt, Nerve and Bone Liniment, , McLane's Vermifuge, Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, Grandretb’s Pills, Grafeoberg Vegetable Pills, . “ Health BURris, " Sarsaparilla Com pound, ** Eye Lotion, ** Dysentery Syrup, " Children’s Panacea, “* '* Fever and Ague Pill;, !' Green Mountain Ointment, Dr. Libby’s Pile Ointment, Bateman’s Drops, &c. - - . The above and other popular medicines ate for sale low by I. STEVENS, Ja.. ' Feb 23 No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hell. .

SEEDS . Btiahels pure Timothy Seed, 10 do Clover Seed. Jail received and for sale low by * . mar 3 v U. P. SOHEHOK 4 SON.

t. W..WISSTON. ■ T. SItOTWCLN. a. v. -vmstox, ’ I. n. wissros. WINSTON & CO., WHOLESALE DCaLESS w DRY GOODS. No. 29 Pearl EL, between Main and Walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

. JESSE V. SHOUT, I'ndcrlnkcr, . . —IT1& ESPECTPTLLY informs the citizens of Vevny and vicinity that he constantly keeps on hand ready-made Corrixs, of. every size and variety—and is always ready to attend calls at the shortest notice. Persons can be accommodated with any quality, from plaiir poplar to the finest cloth covered, or with air-tight, zinc, or tin coffins, at a moment's warning and the cheapest rales. He is also prepared and ready at all limn to attend funerals with his hearse, Jan. 5—29-3 id

- WILLIAM 'DALY,. merchantlailoiv and Dealer in

- Itcwdy-iuuv c t Ijlliinj, Main st- r bet. Ferry 4.Liberty, Vevay.

oj rriHE subscriber having opened a large JL stock; of English aud; American Jr-h,Cloths. Cussi meres, Vestings, 4c., is now prepared to furnish'custom suits, of-the finest quality, at short notice, oil the most reasonable terms. .All custom work is cut and made under his own inspection, and be can therefore wemnta fit'in all cases. •'

uiuny>3i.niK clothing. A largennd splendid assortment, consisling.of every description of Gentlemen's Goods, selected from the best establishments in Cinciticinnaii, together with furnishing Goods of ev*; try description.: V-v.'V : To those who ■ have ‘ heretofore' favored me with theirpatron age, 1 would return ray most sincere thanks, oml respectfully' solicit a continuation :of their'favors. And those of the public who have hoi yet favored me with a call, I would be happy in showing them my goods, and will Warrant satisfaction, in every case. - .. WM; DALY." ; Vcvay, OcL 13, 1853. * ' '

Groceries! Groceries! WE respectfully announce to the citizens and the public in general, that we bare just received a fresh and new supply of GROCERIES, and offer them at an -unusual low rate of profit, for Cash. Out.slock consists of all the varieties usnaily kept in a Family Grocery. Tendering our sincere thanks to Our friends and customers for past forms, and hoping a continuance of a liberal share of patronage, we remain, Ac., ■ ALEX. DETRA'Z, A CO, Vevay, Nov. 3, 1863.

School Boohs.

ALL Books used in the graded Schools of this place and county schools, of the latest improved editions, together with Slates, Copy Books, Pens, Ink and Paper of the vety best quality, kept constantly on hand at the Book and Variety Store, No. 3, Odd Fellows’ Hall. 1. STEVENS, Ja. Oct. 20, 1853.

Paivin's Circassian Extract HIGHLY PERFUMED, promoting the growth and beauty of the Hair, prepared from Melliferous and rtalsamtc products of the East upon philosnpical and chemical principles, to prevent the Hair from turning grey and promoting its beauty, also preventing the Hair from falling off. For sale Uf - I. STEVENS, Jr., No. 3, Odd Fellows* Hall.

TT - GROCERIES, BUST received direct from New Orleans, ttP per steamboat Winfield Scdll—--22 hhds Sugar, 60 brls Molasses, 10 brls Mackerel, 20 half brls Macke:«J, 6 tierce Rice. 60 bags Coffee. For ssle low by msr 2 U. P. SCHENCK & SON.

Trial or Kct. G. B. Waller. AN EXPOSITION of the celebrated Wallet 'Seduction Case, containing all the testimony, by J. C. Lxw/i, for sale by 1. STEVENS, J*„ < dee. t3, No. 3, Odd Fellows’ Hall.

* . Dried Peaches. eßbls; Dried Peaches just received add for sale by ' ALEWDBTRA2 4 CO.

Seeds by the Pound* papers Garden Seeds and wlexav Flower Seeds, just received and for sale by ' D. p. SQBBNCK. £ SON.

NZWARRIVAL DIRECT FROU

WE W YORK.

WE arc receiving and now opening a large and splendid assortment of

HARDWARE $ CUTLERY,

consisting in part of the following articles, to-wjt:— Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors end Shears, • Razors and Strops. Table. Tea, and Basting Spoons Edge Tools of all description, Bench Planet, Gages &. Squares, Hand.Ripp, Pannel & Tennant Saws, Wood Crosscut Saws. In short, a full and complete assortment J Carpenters’ and Coopers’ Tools. ALSO Shovels, Spades, Matiure and Hay Forks, Garden Rakes, &c., sc. 400 pair Trace Chaim, 200 Halter Chains, 60pair Breast Chains, 25 Log Chains, ' 25 Lock Chains, - Double and Single Barrel guns, Pistols of every description, .Shot Bags, Powder, Ftasksand Horns, Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, consisting, in part, of ■* Bridge Bills, Enameled Leather, Ruckles,. do - Cloth, Sturnips * Spun, Laces £ Fringes, Tacks and Harness Saddles, Brass Bands, &c. t dec.

Having personally selected the above articles, it will enable us to. sett at wholesale or retail, at as low ■ prices as the.same can be bought west of tbe mountains. Give us a call, and examine our. stock of goods, and prices) before going eUcwhere to purchase. . F. L. GRISARD Ar SON. March 2,1861.—37 • ,

FRESH ARRIVAL. TUG subscribers have just'received and opened a Urge slock of Dry Goods, dec., 4c,, suitable to the Fallntrude; They can assure their customers .(hat their assortment is no* entirely complete. Among which may be found the following: Brown Sheetings, BleecheJ Muslins, Drills, Tickings, Shirting Checks, Domestic and Scotch Ginghams, Merrimack Cocheco, Allen & Co , and other test brands of Prints, Red, Yeilow and White Flannels, Canton do.; Cloths, Csssimeres. Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds, Satin 4 other Vestings, Merinos/ Bl‘k Lustres, Muuslin Delaines, Persian Cloths, .Blk silks, etc., etc. In the Notion Department, , may be found Lace dr Edgings, Ribbons, silk and liuen Cambric, pocket lldkfs, Cravats, suspenders, I Josieryii id, silk and lisle gloves, Coats', spools and patent-Thread, , Needles, Pins, Hooks & Eyes, 4c., flrc,'* • ,/* IJOOTS nUd SlinES, . f Of every style and the best qtialjty of material and workmanship, to which particular attention is invited. , ■. •

GltOCGttlBS, v Impart as follows —Coffee, sugar, Molasses, Rice, Gunpowner/Young Hysan and Imperial Teas, sa'.otatus. Tobacco, starch, Pepper, spice, Ginger,. Nutmeg, - Cloves,■ soap. Candles, Brooms, Tubs, Rhoden Buckets, Washboards, &c., ij c. Also—Colton Yarns, Carpel Warp, Balling, Candle wick; DyersluGs, beat quality oi Indigo, Madder, Alum, Copperas, Logwood, etc., etc. • • ' SeUbol BookV McOuffey’s Readers/Elerpeutary .spelling Books, Ray's Arithmetics, Smith's Geography®, blank books; writing and letter paper/si ales, steel pens, Ink, etc., etc.

| . —AL9 0 ;A general assortment of Tin wtirc, sit of ! which will be sold atom established low prices, for cash .or approved country produce. ! Oar friendsand customers, and'the 'public [in general, are'invited to' call and examine pur goods, at-1 he old ’stand/, corner of Ferry street and Market-square, where they wilt find us at alt times anxious to wait upon customers. . WILLIAM SHAW $ SON.

INSURANCECOMPANY.

Of ! Hartford./ Conn,

CAPITAL,- . . - - $300,000;

C HARTER ED, 1810.

rWIIIIS old. and responsible Company docs JL business at all. Agencies, at rates as low as are consistent with 'the’hazards insured.— Losses equitably adjusted and paid without unnecessary delay. . Fine .lasiiaaKcs can be effected on Buildings, Merchandise, end personal property gen* erally.ogaiostlpssordamageVy fire.. .

IxUsulKSuiuscg on' Merchandise in transit, or by Ore’against the dangers and perils of the rivers, lakcsi canals, railroads, and by the raviolis modes of travel and conveyance. THOMAS K. BRACE, President. E. G. RIPLEY, 1 Vice President, THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Secretary. . Western Branch Officc-No. GOWcilFouith street,’ Cincinnati.'.Ohro./* ’ V ■’ ' J. General Agent, 5

To adjust and pay our Losses, appoint-Local Agents, and regulate the business in the’ Western and Southern Slates. 1 . ' ' ,

Merchants and. Properly Holden of .Vevay, and wiU.find it to theiradvantage to give ‘the.undersigned Agent (heir applications before offering them elsewhere.

Policies on .Fire and Inland Bisks Issued on favorable terms by ISAAC STEVENS, JR., Acsxr. ... Office, No. 3; Odd Fellows' Hall. Vevay, Feb. 9, 1851.—3ra

IVrCONNELL’S

Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla and

WILO CHKBHY.

A sure and' certain remedy for all diseases of the glandular system, and nil Impurities of (tie Blood, such as Liter Corm..uyra, Scrofula, Pcluosatt Affections, Indigestion, Rheumatism, In do metl or Sore Eyes, etc. A constant supply of the genuine article above, direct from the menu factory of Mr. McConnell, kept for sale at Odd Fellows’ Hall, where printed circulars containing numerous certificates of its wonderful efficacy may be obtained gratis. Price 75 cents per bottle; 3 bottles Tor 62. ISAAC STEVENS, Ja., Agent.

Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance to an order of the court of Common Pleas of Ohio County. Ind., the undersigned Guardian of Rob’t Johnson, John Johnson, William Johnson.Benjamin Johnson, Hosea Johnson and Hu Id ah Johnson, minor children and heirs of Elvira Johnson deceased, who was an heir of John Gibbs dec’d, will on Saturday theBth day of April 1864 between the hours of 0 o’clock A. M. and 6 o'clock P. M,, of said day, aldbejuiuse of William Gibbs in Switzerland County, Indiana, offer for sale at public vendue or private sale and sell the in- 1 letesl of said heirs in and to the following described Rea) Estate ailuate in said County of Swilrcrland, to-wit; S, W. qr. Sec 11, Town 3, Range 3, 148 acres. Also, part .of 8, B. qr. Sec 34, Town 4, range 3, containing 60 acres, upon the following terms, to-wit; one-fourth of the purchase money cash in band; onefourth in six months; one-founH in twelve months, and one-fourth in.eighteen months, from the day of sale; the deferred payments to bo secured by taking good notes, freehold aecurily and mortgage on the premisesto.be sold, payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ~ ■ - JAMES JOHNSON, Guardian, iratth 6, '5t.33-4{J, §,*JxLLzr, Attorney.

MCCONNELL'S

Compound Fluid extract «I Snnupnrilh

11 VICIBRIY. A sure and certain remedy for all disease* cf the Glandular system, and all impurities of the blood, such as Lite* Couexjii.m, Sceofce*, Drsrcrsu,"PcLxoxiET Arrcciio.vj, Indigestion, RticeuiTttw, etc. A large supply of the above in stoic, direct from the Cincinnati Depot. Price 15 cent* pet bottle; or 3 bottles for i 2. Call and get a Circular, and read tbe certificates appended, at J, T. THIEBAUD'S Ycvay Drug Stoic.

Bull’s Sarsaparilla! Dotes DR. JOHN DULL'S Ssrsaps* rilla just received, direct from the. Laboratory, Louisville, Ky. Price el per bottle, or 3 bottles for $2 fiO. A liberal deducliuti from tbe above rates to the trade. At J. L. TIIIEUAUD’S Vevay Drug Store.

Mexican Mustang Lt.nj.ment! The Moil Popular Arikh of the Age. 04fe4 \ DOZEN daily expected direct from the proprietors in St. Louis, Moi. NOTlCE.— Although the proprietors have advanced their prices on this valuable Liniment, at wholesale, there will be no change in the retail prices, they stand as heretofere. Smalt bottles 25 cents; medium 50 cents, and large at $l. Tbe trade supplied at an advance of 25 cents pet dozen,/ram and after the Ist of July, 1853. For sale wholesale and retal, By J. L, THIEBAUD.

COOK’S I*ll. LSI!

The Best Family Medicine now in Uae, being recommended and used in the regular Practice by all or the leading physicians of the. country. -

NO PATENT NOSTRUM,

Put a compound known to all whp are at all acquainted with medicines. They are a voluable Specific for m.vsl of. the diseases of ibis country. A trial of them by those who have not yel uscd» will prove their virtues. Those who have used them, know them to be a Good and'Saric Fault.? Pile, adapted to the cure of Colds/ Coughs, Headache, Costitencss, Pains in the. Head, Back, Breast. Sides and Limbs, and the lest preventative of Hili.iou» Disuses. Price 35.cents per bos, or R boxes for St. The trade supplied as heretofore. A large supply Just prepared,’ and for sale, by ‘ ; J. L. THIKBAUD.

John BiilPtt Hnteam of WILD CHERRY&ICELAND MOSS PUT up in quart bottles. Price St, or SR for R buttles; an excellent: remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Hoarse* ness. Pain and Soreness of the Breast; DuTi* cully of Breathing, and other disca:es of the Lungs, or Pulmonary Organs. ■ Con-tsn'lf oa band and for salt by j. ],, TllljvllA UD.

-ALSO- : AYER'S CHERRY PECTORALJ AYNE’S EXPECTORANT. ItODOERi' LIVESWAET *Xb,Tl*.WWax’s Balsam of Wjlu Cncaar . LocdeVs ExrscroKAyr. : ■ Together with all other popular prepared medicines of the day—constantly on hand and for sale,'wholesale and retail, at the Veeay Drug Store, by" . J. L. THIBBAL'D.

Dli. J. B. SIARCHISI'S

CELEBRATED; CATHOUCO3T, Far lie Relitf an J Curt of Suffering Frmalti.

curative po*vw mail the disease. cotnmentled, usually called Ft* Of these are Prolapsus Uteri, r.r Womb; Flour Al- . tion and UlceralionoflheWomb. orrhage, or Flooding; Painful, Suppressed, ft and Irregular Mestninlion, dfc., with all the,; accompanying evils, (Cancer cxccp'cd,) ro matter bow severe or of how long.»«andiup. The Calholicon far surpasses other remedies, in being more certain, less expensive, - end leaving the'system in a bell or. condition. Let alt interested call and ohtB(ii a p*mphk f ■ (free) containing ample proof, from the most respectable sources, of the beneficial results of its use; together with letters from highly experienced Physicians, who have used it r; their practice, and speak from their owi. observations. v ;' ■

ttrMtsqii:, ■P. B. Peck ham, M. I\. Utica, N r . V, L. D. Fleming, M. D., Canandaigua, N. Y. H. H. Mills, M. D., Rochester, N, V. . D. Y. Foote, M. D., Syiacuse, N. Y. Prof. Dunbar, ii. D., Baltimore, XI. D. J. C. otrick, M. D., Baltimore, MJ. \V. W. Reese, Md , New-y«rk City. \V. Prescott, M. D., Concord, N. H. - J. P. Newland/M. D., Utica,-N. Y. Rev. C. S. Beard, Glenn Springs, S. C. Pamphlets bad gratis at.the store of J. T„ THIEBAUO, Agent, Drugmi, sc.. Vcvay. Ind. Also sold by C. H. WiLbo.v, Madison, and by most of Ibe leading Druggists in ih« adjoining counties. ' • ffj* teller addressed to care of Mr. Curlii Hatch, Agent at Ravenna, Ohio.To Da. Mxacmpn— I'haye been ten yean troubled with Female Complaints—prolapsus uteri, and all the attending difficulties* at times rendering my life must miserable. I have bad the attendance of some of the best physicians, with but little success; the most they could do was to relieve—a cuterras out of the question. For five months beJorccommencing with your medionte, I had not been able to perform any labor, could walk but a few steps at a lime, and scarcely went oiil of doors—in short, 1 was completely ptwu’aled, both in body and mind, aud expected to drag out the rest of my day* tn suffering and misery, But reading your advertisement, I wai induced to try* your invahible medicine called Utemie Citholicon, as the last resort, 1 had not used it a' week be tore 1 felt like another woman. By the use of three bottles,! was enabled to perfdrm all the labor for six. in the family with ease, abd could walk anywhere in the neighborhood without injury. Nothing but a sense of my duty to you and to the afflicted, hat induced me to state ray care to the public. I can safely recommend the preparation to all those suffering like myself. (Signed,) Ala*. Saasrf A; Butter. Freedom. Pottage Co., 0., Deo. 37,15 U. J. B. MARCHISI if CO., Proprietors. Centra) Depot, 3M Broadway, N. Y,

Osage Ormi£c Seed. 4 BUSHEL Omm Ortnge Seed for «le low by V. L. GHISABD $ BON.' , i fcb. 16,—36*41 . 1 ».

Ten Horses for Sale. ffjSik fTTIHE subscriber has fot sale 10 1 young houses, aged from 3 /c.ttJMlo six years. All good work horAnyone wishing to buy can Hk—uu£ofind the horses at ray stable in Craig township, near Vevay, Ind., where Abi* jab 11. Grimes is attending to the horses. Any contract made by him in my-abscnce will be correct. Terms cash; but any person giving note with approved security can have a horse. March 16, 1854. HARVEY MYERS.

Vevay Library Assoc in lion. rfftllE shareholders in this institution are hereby notified that there will beamect* ing of the meubers thereof held at the Treasurer’s Office in Vevay on Monday the third day of April nett at 6 o’clock P, M. for the purpose of.etecting officers, and for the transaction of such other business as may be necessary to carry out the object of the Institution. ' '

Shareholders are reminded that the taxes due on ibeirsliarcs must be paid up, to entitle them to the privileges ofthe association.

All persons having books belonging to the associniton are respectfully requested to return tliem inunediatcly to enable the Librarian lo make his report. By order of the President, mar 3-31 JOHN F. DOAN, Librarian.

TO PARENTS

AND YOUNG FOLKS, JUST think that yon now hive a chance to get DAGUERREOTYPES at

SEVEXTY-FJVB CESTS!

Tuose wishing a good likeness put up at the small expense of ttctnly-Jite emit, can be sure of getting such at 1. SricKutt’q

BajHierrean Cutlery,

at the ’‘LrctEßc Hocse,’’ in Vevay. Likenesses taken in both cloudy and clear weather. Call in and examine for yourselves. [Feb. 16-35.

Farm for Sale. nnilE subscribcrojTerslhe farm jggjTTU JL on which he now resides mjHltJjb for sale on the most reasonable terms. U lies within one and a ha If miles of Vevay un the Rising Sun Road. There is about 50 acres of 1and,.33 or 10 of which is in a good stale of cultivation. ' There is a good well and cistern on the place; two ftamc houses, a barn, a young orchard of 300 fruit trees just beginning to beat, of the best selections. Per further particulars inquife of me on the premises. Vevay, March 4. : SAMUEL BUTLER.

For Sale. SSgs, nriHE undersigned offers for sale .H. a tract of 81-60-1000 acres of K V(W land, heavily timbered, situated, in Pleasant township, Switzerland co., Ind.—lo acres of which-has been deadened of its undergrowth for four years next August. : Title undisputed—terms favorable—land quite or nearly levil—soil rich. First come, first served. PERCY ROUS. Home, Feb. 23, 1631.—36-3t - ■ ,

Election Notice.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Vevay, Mount Sterling. anil Versailles) Turnpike Com* pan>* are hereby notified that there wall b** an election belt) at the Court [louse in Vevay on the 23d day of March/-1851, to elect nine directors for said Company for the ensuing year, ily order of the Hoard of Directors. F L. GRISAKD, Pres't. Attest: Phuket Deroca, Scc’y.

JOWiVW.miS&CO., Wholesale Dealers lii Dry Good JoWx W. EIMS, i 23 fSAKL rrtEET,' , Wu. V. Bakkalow, > ' ■ Geo.' W, McAtrm, ) ■ Cincinnati. AH Prints sold by us dre warranted fast COLORS. ' ;