Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 16, Vevay, Switzerland County, 12 October 1854 — Page 3

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. 25T According to Theddore Parker, Rhode Island contains more proprietors, and Long Island more persons who possess an interest in property, than the whole of Great Britain.

TAXES. FOR 1854.

XEW-TORK ADVERTISEMENTS

THE underlined, Treasurer of Swilxerland county, Indiana, hereby infoirai the Tax Payers that the per centum charged on taxable property, and rate of polls in said ccunty, on the duplicate of said year, is as follows, fix;.

From Vlitehcr '& SehcU'a Advtrtltlcg

Home, 348 and 843 DronStraj.

VEVAY, IKDIANA;

HYCJEANA.

Thor*day, i i t i t i October 10, 1854i

■Brrtyht Borne to tin Boor of tie MUUcn . A H®^”*^*?* 1 ** fc‘« rta*nltt b«ta m it A 57 Df» cwu of thU utr la tha'treatment o' , <S>m5=>p8CBr Artbmi, U& all diSS?rf iu trap.- W«r«efta*Wr.CanU’i;ii:fiiu,criLtilltc ChPr 7 E n-p-” wuh wr» mw meihodDr. C.‘haa rtatoiod s«y, <2\r.t t cr .c. i 3 feet health; at an evidence of vh'.ch te h« i* bio certificate*. fpeaking cf we irritef*"' eba remark*: It 1* evident that Ir.ia V**j* • ■- breathing an agreeable, healing vapor, tM medtrici) proMrtiM mutt come In (Sheet contact with w<- win 1 * of we aria! cavity of the Itutgt, twine if, e many and varied changes nrwJtictd upon Wens wl r 9 Introduced Into the itomacn,an<J fobjeciod to tv com of digestion. The Hypesaa ufur ul; »t ail We dniggUts' thought the country. * ' • , New York Dutchman of Jan u. The Inhaler la worn on llic-hrce*.! under (he S : m-o without ihc leaal Inconvenience—the heat of We V,dr being auJEclent to .cratutrale the fluid. ‘ floodreda of CASKS of CUKES like the fallow ;r~ might be named; One Tack art of Hvgeana bu car.'J me of the ASTHMA of sti year* standing. , •**»■ F* Kettbgrry. p. M. of Ihiccannou. Pa. J 12 'I®.*?? cf lhe a fell M A of 10 years standing ly Dr. Curtis* Hygeana. ' _ , Margaret Easton, Braoklrn.yf.Y. ■ Mti. Paul of No. A Xaranond at., N. Y. »i* cured c .5* <Trro of Bror.chetat tv the H> ream. My abler hca teen cnp?d of elilSTPEsif 11TC COCO II of iereml.y tan standing, and decided to te ineuM>t« ty her Physicians. She was C UREli in ONE MONTiT by the Hygcaea. ....... ‘ J-H- nanbtrt, P. M.> Richmond. Mr. Price three dollar* a Package; fold be CURTIS A PERKINS A UOVItA PAUCNO, rt . *** *< i ffcf k&gti tent free br to' inv t«ft Af the United State* forTen Doliam.* } R-—5 r -CcrSU’ Ilygeanai* the original and ONLY tlENU INK ARTIC LKral! other* ire bUs UliaUorj counterfeits, Shan them at you vqoM IvISOXt ,. ; **pj!y

Election Retains.

On each 8100 worth of taxable property for State purposes, . - - ■ 16 cents. On each taxable poll for$Ute purposes, 60 " ** . County purposes, 60 On each Cl(W ; worth of taxable property for county purposes, ■; • - • .* CO On each 8100 worth of taxable property for Sinking Fund lax, . - ■ • .... - j On each $100 worth of taxable property for school purposes, - ■ - - . jo On each taxable poll for special school tax for Jefferson township, - r 60 On eace $100 .worth of taxable property for special school Ia\ for Jefferson Tawnship, ,25 On each $100. worth of taxable property for road purposes in Jefferson Township, 10 On each 8100 worth of taxable property for road purposes in Posey township, - , 10 On each 8100 worth of taxable property for road purposes ih Cotton Township, - 10 On each- §100 worth of taxable properly far road purposes In Pleasant Township; "■ 10 On each 8100 worth of taxable property for township purposes in Jefferson tpwpsbip, ■ - 3 On each 3ICO worth of taxable property for township pvrposes in York township, - 4 On each $100 worth of taxable property for township purposes in Posey'townsbiPf 4 On each 8100 worth of taxable properly lor towship purpose# in Colton township, ' 0 On each 8100 .worth of taxable moperly for township pptpoifs in Pleasant township 6 On each 8100 worth of taxable property for township purposes in Craig Township 4 On each 8100 worth of taxable properly within the Corporation of the town of Vevay, for corporation purposes, . . . 05 On each taxable poll for same purposes within the corporation, - . - . - ■ 60

Tlie Telegraph Once itforo

BIA RBIAOE8,

war are we kot movdto iir the hitter?

The following are the returns from the townships, as far as asoertainned. They are not official, hut deemed to he correct. We give the majority of each caddidate in York, Jeflerson, and Craig Townships, and part of Cotton: Collins, for Sec. <Jf State, 158 Talbott, for State Auditor,. 114 Nofsinger, for State Treasurer, 75 Mills, for S’p’t Common Sch'Is, 129 Gookins, for Judge, 144 Dunn, for Congress, 148 Works, for Prosecuting AU’y 153 Keeney, for Sheriff, - 90 Morcrod, for Treasurer, - 84 Harris, for - 593 Cain, for Representative, 189 Harryman, do - 150 Sage, for Senator - 151 Gary, for Commissioner 128 Mix, Jeff. Township Assessor, 107

— On the 6tb inst, by Her. . H. Wason, Hr. JOSEPH RUTHERFORD and Min MARGARET. BROWN.

. Some time since we called attention to the importance of extending the telegraphic wires from Rising Sun to this place. We elated that the line would be extended here for 9100 per mile —which would make 92,500 for its completon to Ycvay, through Patriot and Florence; — this includes the patent, which would be some 9300 or 9400!

With the above we received an excellent cake, which was used by the printers in the uaaal way. We congratulate the couple on their union, and wish them health, wealth, and sunshine.

NEW. GOODS*.

OUR First supply of FALL ik WINTER GOODS, has arrived, and w$ arc how prepared to offer our customers bargains. . Having considerably enlarged our establishment, we are now openings atock far an pe; nor to any that, we have ever been able to show before, both in extent and variety; slating of tbe following; - V ■ . Black, lllue, Brown, Mixed, and Fancy Sanietts. . Brown, Blue and Bluest and Mixed Fancy ■ . ... Blue, Black, Brown and Fancy Jeans. - Plain, Plaid and Figured Linings. Plain and Plain Linscys. .

' —On the 23d Aug. 23d, by Rev. Amos S. Downey, Mr. Owen Richmond and Miss Mery Jane Shafer.

We are - authorized to state, that the line can be leased when finished, if desired by the stockholdeers, at *6 per cent per annum, and the line kept iu repair—which would make the stock par at first; as the business would annually increase, it would soon pay the owners a higher per cent. Can Vevay raise 91500? We think so, with all ease. Wo understand that they will raise 9500 at Patriot, and $250 or, $300 ■ at Florence; and Capt. French has stated that they vvmuld subscribe 6500 at Rising Sun/jather than not have the connection with Vevay. With these facts before them, arc not our citizens ready to move in ,11ns matter? If this liberal proposition is accepted, it must be done l*y the 20th of October; after that time it could not bo completed before disagreeable weather would set in, and therefore would cost more to construct the work.

— On the 2Id July, by Rev. Amos 5- Downey, Mr. Johnson Brawn and Hiss Susan Silvers.

School Notice.

I WILL resume my. School in the White Hall, on Monday, Oct. 17th, ou the same terms as heretofore,, aud continue uutil the Free Schools ire opened.. ocll3 VIENNA WOODS.

BROAD CLOTHS. Of. French and American manufactures. : For sale low by U. P. SCUHNCK& SON.

'Hie Independent Ticket is elected all through, and it is presumed the majorities will reach 200, on an average.

New Arrival of Fall Goods. WE tahe this method of inviting your . particular attention to out stock of

Lnutl for Snlei £ fHAVE 13& acres ofl.and forsalc within half a mile of the Okra river,'and £££§*. on the toad-leading from A'evay to Florence, nlraiit palf n mile below -wCfc&r Ftoience. Forty or .fifty acres clear- . -if ed land, slid a hewed Jog House onthc same. I will sell the Wfiole op-cut it up add sell 40, Sib or60 ac’re^tosuit purchaser*., Tbb land is very rich and.>*ril timbereji. . Any peisoii wishing to pujcljase, would do well to call soon.’ Terms easy.:. JQSFPH MALlN. Florence; Iiid., Sept. 20,1861.-13-31 . >

FALL <fc WINTER GOODS, which have been selected with great care, and purchased snlirely with cash, in the cities of

; Lircjr Com plain ( 3 DYSl'EVSIA,- Jauudictf. Chronic nr Xuvou< Debility, Disease'of tlie Kiittnyv. inJ all diseases trldug from a di•ordered Uver or Stomach; web - a< Con dilution, toward Plies. P*,Unc«* of Wood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, .\aareo. Heartburn, Vtegust for Pood, Falr.exi or Weight to the Btoraath, S>ut Ertotatlons, sinking orFluttem-s at the “lit Stomach, SWimmlngof the Head, Homed and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering atthe U.-irt, Choatel« or Suffocating BemUou wbenin King rote re DfmaeiioCVUlos, DoU or AVtU before the ,aixht, Peter and Boll Pain to the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Brc*. Pain In the SUIciCaek, Chest; limbs, At, . Sadden Flushes of £tl);nd Rrcel depression of spirits, can be effectually cared by Da, HoqrLs»Y celebrated - .

Baltimore, Oct: 9.

Slight returns from the Florida election show that the Democrats gain nothing.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON. We have enlarged our Store Room, and have now> much the largest slock of Goods we have ever offered. Our stock consists, in part, as follows; —

The undersigned further notifies tax-payers that he will attend in the several Townships in the county, at the following places on the days’ herein mentioned, for the purpose of receiving taxes to-witi',. York Township—At Florence, on Monday, November 6,1851. Posey Township—At Patriot; on Tuesday November 7, 1854,;. - At BarkwotVr, on Monday, Nor. s;.I8£4. . Colton Township—At Enterprise, on Thursday, Nov. 9,1854. , ... At Montgomery’a Store, oh Friday, November 10,1854. . ,

There were four deaths at Savanah on Friday, three of which were from the fever. At Charleston on Friday, there were eight deaths.

- 3-4; 4-4 end 6-4 Brown Sheetings; Bleached Muslins; do. do. do.; Brdwii, Bleached and Colored, Drills; Shilling Checks; Domestic and DreSsdinghoras; Bed Ticks; Red, Yellow and White Fl&hnels; Canton do.; Linseys and Linings; Cloth;; Casuneres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Berseys, Ac.; 4c.. Mqrriinac, Cocheco, and Furniture all, wool, and other DeLaines and DeBeees; French and English Merinoea; Mohair and Alpacca Lustres; Black Silk, Plaid Cashmeres, and other Dress Goods; Irish linens. Plaid and Bar'd Jackonpt and Cambrics: Bay Stats or Long Plaid Shawls; Square, and Merino Shawls;.also. Bed Blankets, 4c., 4c., and many other articles usually kept by us in the same line..

: Jackson J 8"; ■ COU.ECIATE INSTITUTE; FOR - lbs purpose of securing to the' students belter religious antisocial privileges, and a : more .extended sphere of labor, this Institute will for a lime be : tnoTed from Patriot to Rising Sun, (OhibCounty, Indiana,) and will be opened on theUtb.of September. Such students as ate preparing to come to paUmt, and others, are invited to go to Rising Sun, where they will be provided with boarding, at Boarding Houses and in Private Families, at from 82,00 to £2,50 pet week. Rooms can be furnished those who wish, to board themselves;'and provision ready cooked provided at the Bakery for a little iiUdvauco of the market price of the raw material. Students that have mastered some Mechanical Profession; will find among the -variousMechanics nn.opportunity to spend profitably a potlian of their spare lime. . Rising Sun, in regard to health, beauty of location and good society, speaks for itself; yet, for.: the. benefit, of those „who. have not made its acquaintance, we can safety say its equal is seldom found. ...ATeachePa Class will* be formed at the commencement of the Term for the benefit of those who wish to teach the coming winter, and no pains will be spared in qualifying them for that really honorable profession. - . The mode of instruction aiid the terms will not be changed. 4 , t , - Term* of Talllon.

Sabdv/h School Mobbed.—A Sabbath school in (he die north-western part.of onr city, conducted by the Methodists has been greatly troubled lately by (be persecuting interference of Romanists. Not long since the room was broken into by Romanists, and the most shameful indecencies committed. The conductors of the scool, not wishing to eicite the opposition of iutj enemies, moved into another building, but still within the limits of the Romanist neighborhood. It soon became evident (hat this did not give satisfaction to (he inquisitors; the school must be moved out of the neighborhood entirely* The Teachers went quietly on in the discharge of their duties,'white the Romanj ists iaved and threatened until the police iwere called upon for protection. This had its desired effect in the immediate vicinity of the school; but in anuihcr neighborhood, the school being defended in its course by two Americans, the German lopposers commenced an attack on the Americans and a general row ensued. Several guns were fired, and three'Americans were wounded. This aroused the indignation of the Americans, and they -pitched in" to several German Coffee (User) Houses, and pitched out the furniture, decanters, glasses, etc., doing considerable damage on the premises. * Wo have mado* particular Inquires; ahd ■ are satisfied that the teachers of the Sabbath school referred to had nothing to do with the Utter transactions, and througn the whole have manifested every disposition m go on in a quiet, inoffensive man* jnei with their sctiuol. But the Romanlists will not let them; A muss (hey were determined to have, and a muss they have had. If they have “ appealed unto Csei sat lei them go." We would not encourtegs rimuus proceedings, but if the Romanlists commence 1 1, as they invariably do j who can regret if they gsuhe wotsi bf it. jlf we were a Jesuit, Wo Should advise the •GaihoIM to keep remarkably still in ibis city ; for let the American population once see that act inoffensive Sabbath School cannot be conducted without molestation jby Romanists, anil we would not insure -the Cadiedral, or any other Catholic ! Church in Cincinnati, for ninety-nine per [cent on the cost of the building.—Cincth- : Dali 76.

We hope the citizens of Uub place and vicinity will move in this matter immediately; and, if deemed necessary, we will call a meeting of those citizens who fuel interested in the matter, and lay before them the propositions of the gentlemen who propose to build the line, and lease it after its completion.

■; . GJi'R MAN BIT T ERS, Prepared by &. C. M. Jartroa, So. 120 Afth Sir ■ Phllideljihi*. ;> .Their power orer the above diseases la not excelled If equalled, by any other preparation In the Polled StatM, a* the core* attest, to many cam after skillful pbysJcUns had tolled, Theae Bitten are worthy the attention of invalid*.— Ppwisintt greil virtues to the rccUCcstlon of diseases of the liter and leaser glands, exercising the most rtarehlng powers in weakness and affections of the Hi* Organs; they are, rllhil, safe, eerUia and pleasant. . , , . ■. , . .

. PleosanlTownsbip—At Bennington, on Saturday, Nov. ll, 1864, • - .Craig Township—At Shaw's Stole, on Monday, Nov, 13,1854. Jefferson' Township—At Jacksonville, on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1854.*, . At TreasurePs Office in Vevay, on Wednesday, KpVia,.1864, and at all times thereaftey according.to law. Supervisors of Roads ate requested to make return; of the work done (n their respective districts before the time appointed for meeting the Tax PaVeis.' . GEO. H. KYLE, -Treasurer of S. C. . TreasurePs Office, Sept. 20,1854.—I5-6t,

In our NOTION DEPARAMENT, can be found —

«t»» *m> ac roxmeas. ■ ,, • ■ S*. 9 1C0 - V t ilNIsnbnryb, Oct H, -1R3J, Mid; “HatlnpuWd your Bitten gome tlm», l find It has given satutoetlob Is every Instance that hu'cone under my notice.* 1 * . - , ..... • uw Cl?0 ? * KJwdi, Fair tea, Ky., Jane ?, 1SSI, said: “We rejoice tip Inform yon that this Justly celebrated medicine haf fully,maintained the exalted repetition Which ha* been circa It, and having tested iu virtues we unhesitatingly say Uemtoentiy deserve* it u '■ J; W. Berry, Unionwwn, Ky- JoJy I, IBS, c«ld:‘ *tt e bate hcatdcf manyccrei performed oj the use.of Dr. Holland's Gemnn Bitten, and believe it to be a valuable medicine. 11 - J. Giant, rrvloe, Ky., June 25, JSS2, said; “We have succeeded In Introducing yourHooffand Blucrwphyildareapd others purchase them by the half doien and dcien.".' . ; ■ ••••.-•

Whatever is done, must be done immediately, as will be seen from thelimition above named. I

Coats’ Black and White .Spool Cotton; Patent Thread; Skein Silk; Needles; Pins; Dress Bones; Hooks and Eyes; Combs and Buttons, of alt kinds; Suspenders; Buckskin ami Berlin lined Gloves, and Mittens; Lamb’s Wool Hose and Half Hose; Chrildren’s Worsted do.; Linen, Cambric, and Silk Handkerchiefs; Black Silk and Fancy Cravats; Black Lace Veils; Embroidered Collars and Sleeves; Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons, 4c., 4c. •

tS' An election recently look place in Portsmouth, Va.> .where .the mysterious ordor defeated the old line candidate, and elected their own to fill a vacancy on the bench of Norfolk Court. The Vote stood: Democratic, 41; Independent, 129.. : v

Our Slock of BOOTS 4 SHOES cannot be surpassed in quality or durability, as w have much the largest stock ever offered by.us, and have bought them entirely for cash, in the city of

H r * Brol,Knoxville. lnSI, said; our Bitters are now selling very fait, and e'ery perwn that hu used 1t,«o far as we bare been abis to learn, hu been beneflited.** , - TJieie Bitten are entirety .vegetable, they icTlcorate and strengthen the sy stem, never proclrute it, and can be used for infants as well as sdUlt*. For tale by respectable dealers ever-Kterc. «-S* . t J. L. Til I a BA I’D, Agent, Ve vs y.

flic Kissmtc Case.

BOSTON. . We feel confident we can offer great inducemm/* in this line. Our stock consists, in part, as follows:

William Kissano . appeared : yesterday before Judge Spooner, attended by,Ins ccansL'l, Messn?. Brown and ■ Dennis, for rne purpose Of procuring a reduction of bail. Upon consideration, however, that the aigriincnt and decisions fronld occupy too tniich.tlme, the application was withdrawn, ahd Messrs. Brown & Dennis then offered to sigh the bail-bond for the amount —810,000. This being proposed to Judge Spooner, he remarked, that.in no instance, however responsible'the’ pajty might lei& a pecuhiary 6msO,‘ would he take their ihdi'vidual scebtity*. forhc considered that the end Of justice vras nol to exact a sunt of Inoncy from the gniliy individual, in lien Of another punishment, hot to ifaKure his ut tendance to answer at the appointed time the charge preferred against hitir.* fce declined taking the security, although satisfied of their pecuniary ability. Mr. Kissane was, accordingly remanded, to jail, lie has since escaped from the hands of the officers.

Men’s, Boy’s, and Youth's Kip and Calf Boots; Men's, Boy's, and Youth’s Kip and Calf Shoes; Ladies’, Misses, and Children’s Kip, Calfand Goat Bootees, Ladies’ and Misses Kid. and .Enameled *' Ddotees and - Buskins; Misses and Children's Fancy Shock. Also— Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Rubber Over-Shoes, Ac.. A®ALSO, GROCERIES—Coffee, Sugar, Teas, Soap, Candies, Salaralus, Pepper,. Allspice, Ginger, Starch, Cotton Yorn, BatUne, CandleWick, 4c., 4c.;\ .

rr.s session op fifteen weekc. , , PaiHiir Uuxcnns—Including Spelling and Defining, -Reading, Writing and the simple .l«rneqj« ( of Natural Science, , - §6,00 ■, Hmrrir-ExoLrta—Including.M T rit!cu Arilhmetic, Composition, Elocution, History,' Geogtapby, and Natural Science for beginners ;> - - .ss.sff

Carlcpid Spanish nixtiirc. GREAT PUR I PI HR OF THE BLOOD! 2SOT JL A PARTI OLE OF.ilKHCUi! Y I .V IS- ? Ilib «vS ,orf5f Ar SfioruU.Ktoi's Evil, i.heuma' M ' Pi “pin or Pustule* on the £**re Eye*. Eire W< rta or Tetter, beald Heao, Enlargement ana Pain of toe Banu, 'bints, btuboom CJcen, byapnllitic DtsoroenLumbego, Sidnal ComptomU, and all diseases arWng fcona an Injudlddul use of Mertary, Imprudence tu life, or impurity of the Wood. , . 1 - Ibis valuable medicine, wbleh ha* become cclfbrateo for the numberofcatnordinaiy caicseCncied thru* Its agency, has Induced the pnptktem, at'lhe ureent requcii of their friends, to offer It to the public,-which they do with‘tfaontmosrcotJIdciice to its virtues and wonderful curative properties: The following certlffcites, selected fjotn a large number, are, however, tlronger testimony than the mere word of the nrotnie* ton; and are all from gentlemen well known In their localities, and of the highest resrarabliltv, raar.v of them now residing in the city of llitinit. . P* Hovots, Esij., of the Exchange IfoM.ltkhmccd, known everywhere, savs he fcu mn the medfdae cul!w Miitarr bimicMer'icl in cvjrt huodml mem, In i o*Hy til »fie difjr vttth i» is recommended, a ito toe most astonishing reiu’.is. Hsays It Is the most extraordinary medicine he hu ever

•. V ■' * Scirsnnc—Including Analysis of Wools, English' Grammar, Short-Hand Writing, (Phonetic,) Structure ...of English. Language and the Higher Branches of Mathematics and Nat* utol Science, . t - - -, $i0,6fl . Latin, Greek and French, each extra, 5,00 Piano Forte, Melodeon and Organ, each extra, - - _ - - - : is.oo

Notions.

THREADS, Needles, Pins, Dress, Cord, Whale Bones. Hair Fins; Hooksand Byes, Hosiery Gloves. .Combs.; Suspenders. Gun Caps. Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes. Port Monnais, Pocket Books,' Topes, Linen and Worsted Braids, Corset and Shoe Laces, Colton and Silk Hdkfs, Buttons. Cravat Clasps, Paint Buckets. &c., &c. J ust received and Tor sale low by sep !4 : . U.P, SCtIBNCK.fr SON.

ALsb-rDye Stuffsj Indigo, Madder, Alum, Log\Voodi Copperas, Arc., and a great many otherarticles imposatble for us to enumerate in this listj among which is our usual assort* ment of u Hals and Caps, Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Tinware, &c., <frc. We Would be pleased to have you call on US, and eiamibe oilr stuck and prices, Lei ore purchasing pour usual . .

Brass, and other Wind and Stringed Instruments, each, 7,00 Drawing and Painting in Water colors, each - - v - ' - * 6,00

WTOTICE TO BOATMAN.—THE undersigned hss oo hand .

. Painting in Oil Cplors; ' - r .10,00 Vocal Music, a.small additional charge. Payment id advance, and in cases of pro* traded sickness a proportional part will lie refunded.-

PALL &'WINTER SUPPLIES, ai we ftel con Client we can make it to your advantage, and our mutual benefit, to make your purchases of us; . 0cl2 wiluAm SlIAW $ SON.

300,000 FEET OF Poplar Ront Roofing*) Which be offers for sale on reasonable terms. 1 am constantly receiving from the mills and wilt be able to supply any amount at short notice.; Also; False Flooring, Studding, Ease Hoards and Ridge Poles constantly on band. Please give me a call! ' tCT Office oh Third Street ,< _V\ ■:■■■..v L. G. HURLBERT. Aurora,Iqd.'.Aug.Sl, 185t.-~9-3m •

Acer s*o Fivt*—Cit» T Crag.—I berePy cerPfv, Uul, for three years 1 bad Ague and Fever of the wort violent dwemdion. I had re vent Physician*. took Q°' ,1 5 ne t Mercury, and I believe «U the Tonics advettired, hot all without AllMtltrjed Carter's Fpanlsh Mixture, tmo bolUc* of which effectually cored ree, and 1 am hirry * | l,v , e h*d ncilca CbilU-or Fevers since; I cotiiider It the best Tonic la the world, and the only midi* cine that over reached ray case. ' Job* Lo*udi*. • Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Vo. . . C. B, Let*, Esq., now In the dtv of Richmond, and for many ynn.fn the Port Offlce,has rath cmfldccce In thei astoaIsUngCfflacyor.tfert«r*SPpudsliU{gtare, that he has bought upwards of 50 bottles, which he has given away to the. afflicted. Mr. lawk says he hat neverknown Itto fail when takqnaccording todirtc of the Clly Hotel, In the efty of Rich mood, ears he w|in«s*d in a number of-Instances the elfccti of Carter's Knaniih Mixture, which were most truly snrprisinr ttyi Id d cue of Consnntplioot dcpccdtol on tie Liver,.the apod effects were wondetMtadeed. . 'M. Ba , .wn , ,-of the Ann of Drinker* More vU, Richmond,was cured of liver Complaint of eight y.®***, by the use of IwoboUJeaof Caner’a Spanish Mixture. Gatar Cran or Ecuorraa.—The Editors of tic J.ichmond Republican bad a servant employed In their preti tpam* cwm of vlotaat ScrafaU, combined Kbcu fautlami-which entirely disabled him from work. Two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture made a perfect care of Wra, and the Editors, In a puWle notice, say Iber.rtcheerreHy recommend it to ill who are afflicted with any disease of the blood.**. Smt Asanirt Cent or .Snuortts.—I had a sere valuable boy. cured of fcrofcla by Carter's Spanu& M. Tavwm, Conductor on the It, F. * P. R. Co., Richmond, Vs. - Saw Ratos or M rasas erasure o Cc»cn—Mf. John Thompson, residing In the eltr of Richmond, was cured .by three betltes of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, of Salt Rheum, which be had nearly SO yean, and which all the physicians of the city could not cure. Mr. Thompson is a wol! known merchant In tie city of Richmond, Va., and bis cure is most remarkable. m. A. Mat-rag wt, of Richmond. Va,, hsdswrrttl SypWJP 1 ! to the wont form, by Carter’s Ht.cn[shi Mixture, fie uys he cheerfully recommends it, and consider* It an invaluable medicine. Hicnun E.AVtxr, of Richmond, was cured of Scrofula, and what physicians called confirmed Consumption by three boltlea of Caper’s Spanish Mixture. -Eowtir fleavot, Coainlailooer of the Revenue, u< • he has wen the good eftdi of Carter’s Spanish Mixture In a number of Syphilitic cases, and aavs It is a perfect cure for Unt horrible disease.. . . ’ « x. G. Hiawoou, of Richmond, Va.. eared of old Sorre and Ulcers, which disableJ him from watting. Took u few bottles of Carter * Spanish MWpre, and was enabled to walk without a crutch, in a short lime permanently cured.. _Princlpal Dcpou at M. WARD. CLOSE dc Co., N-.. Malden Une. Kew.Vork* T. \V. DVOTT * k6,V, N® £ 0ltt WSV Philadelphia. BEXSETT * BEERS. No, 125,'Win st, Richmond, Va. And for tale bt J, L, THiHBAlU). Vetsyi Ely More •**>“ Bennington; John J. Paul, Mb Sterling; Thos., McCullough, UoorfieldJ. 40-&t

Such Teachers and Assistants will be employe das the wants of the school may demand. For information concerning boarding, rooms, enquire of Thos. H. Gilmore, A. T. Risley, J. 61. Reuter, J. M. Jennings and Dr. Wm. Gillespie. P. JACKSON,Principal.

Prolific Wflcat.

List of Letters, . Remaining in the Post office hi Vevay, liid., October t; 1854, and which if not taken out within three months, 'will be sent to the General Post Office as dead lettehi; Aldred Susan 2 Lee David Anurens Jobnlhan Lewis Oliver Amlersoh Sophrony More William Beard Rebecca' More Mary Miss Black O H Pavy E R Baxter John E Purell Joseph ' Chambers Elisa Mrs Quick R Daily Elia HichinsnS.W Dismak R L Smith Jolap - Ellis John Sleekier John Goddard Joseph -Smith John Groves NE Ulmstet William Gordan Philip Vaughn Dearborh King Catharine Wagoner Harm*. Wilson Peter. R. J. LANHAM, P. M..

Considerable excitement prevailed at Crown Irth, Rdthcrshara, on the market day to witneis the dccMon of a wngcr. Mr. Wm. Story of Abdny Farm, pear Wath, made a bet of five guineas with a cultivator in the neighborhood of Rotherham that he rdiild produce an ear of wheat containgng 110 marketable grains* to be prodacen at Qrqwrt Inn at three o’clock in the afternoon in question. Accordingly at the appointed time, the car was produced before a large company. Each party selected a gentleman to count the grains and appointed an umpire to decide as to the quality. To the astonishment of every one 114 corns were rubbed out of the ear; but the umpire, after a careful examination, decided that three of the grains were not marketable, but decided ; ihat there were 111 perfect grains; Consequently Mr Story won.

Mechanics, Inventors and Manufacturers. »S80 lit CASK PRIZES. gjm

vevay piuc: Corrected Wtcblj

IS CUIUIEXT. for tlie Reveille.

■ C: Cioihiug Store. THE undersigned wishes to inform his friends, and. the public, that he«J| has now, and intends constantly to keep on hand a general assortment of Spring, Jt. Summer, Fall and Winter READT-MADE CLOTHING,

VOLUME TEN of the “Scfsimnc Amexicis” commences on the 16th of September. It is chiefly devoted to the advancement of the interests of Uechdnics, Inventors, Man* ufacturers and Fanners, and is edited by men practically skilled in the arts andacienees. Probably no other journal of the same character is so extensively circulated, or so generally esteemed for its practice! Ability. Neatly all the Valuable Patents which, issue weekly from the Patent. Office are illustrated with engravings, and the claims of all the Patents are published regularly in its columns as they are issued, thus making it a perfect Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopedia of information upon the subjects of Mechanical improvements, Chemistry, Engineering and the Sciences generally. It is published weekly in quarto form suitable for binding, and each volume contains Fdift Buridred,and Sixteen Pages of Reading Matter, several llumred Engravings, with a full and complete Index. Its circulation on tholasl fpjume/exceeded 23,000 copies , per week, and the practical receipts in one volume ate wqfth to .any family much more loan the subscription price. Tb'e >following Cash Prices are offered by the Publishers for the fourteen largest lists of subscribers sent in by the fifsl of January, 1855: 8100 will be given fof the lafgest list; 75 for. the second; 865 fof thf third; 55 for the fourth; 60 for the fifth; 45 for the.sixth; iO for the seventh; 35 for the.eigtb; 30 for the ninth; 25 for the tenth; 20 fof the eleventh: t$ for the twelfth; 1(J fof thb .thirteenth; and fi fpr the fourteenth. .The cash wQl.be paid to the order of the successful competitors immediately after the first of Jaqu?ry, 1BS5. Tea ms:— One copy,.oh e year, $2; one copy s\x months, 81; five Copies, six months, $i; Ipn copies six months, S3; ten copies twelve months, $22; twenty copies twelve months, 28 dollars in advance. , .

ApplovlrieJ P ba 50® 1,00 Grain—wheal —<Jf i,53 " greca bri 75al,35 com 75380 Beau* - 7531,00 lye 3 @00 Bcu-irsr - 18@C3 oaU 30340 Barrel?, Soar S5@3UiH*y p ton • 13313 “ pouwa SftgSS Lard, p a, - 0310 Bailor P & l5@2o Molaace, N. O. - £3330 Bacon Same. 10@12Jf “ S. H. 50360 Shoulders 7*s[Onionj p buibet £8333 Side: - 7®9iPoUlooa dt @100 Cdffee, P Mck 12313 Feelle—Clorer —a—- “ P ft ■ . blue ansa 1*1,50 Cbeeee, p box Io@12 fllaaiwJ Jil.'il do P B> ' 11@1‘JU timothy 2a2^3 Chkkene p do: J,5oS2,wi Sugar perbU - 5»o Empdoten ©8 do retail - . 3*6 Flour p barrel 7,<Xk5>7,oO Salt pci bushel SoaSO Feather* p I 33310 Tallow, 8aI0 Golden Syrup 75&80J\Vood, - 2,0 0*2,23

Of alt qualities, to suU purchasers. Those who favor him with their custom, may rely on buying goods at fair prices. Store next door to the Post-Office on Main street. JOHN P. DOAN. Vevay, Aug, 24,1S5J. ■

N. B. The.Bibles belonging to the Switzerland County Bible Society ate ai my Store. A good assortment now on hand: j; F. D.

Agent lor the Country ia New York City, TUE advertiser is prepared to act as General Agent and Correspondent, in New York; for business men and others in the interim. He will devote his whole lime and attention to the purchase aud sate of Fancy and other Goods; Books, Prints, Machinery, Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Stock and Materials; Philosophical Implements, Seeds; Stock, &c. Collections .made 2nd suits prosecuted. Information of ati kinds furnished with regard to persons arid places here. Situations procured aud guaranteed, for clferks, mechanics, professional men and olliCrs., .Male And female employees engaged and sent loibe conriQy.— Passages secured to California,.Australia, and Europe. .In fine, anything I bat an intelligent Agent, well acquainted with New York and its business men, can do for an absentee, will be executed faithfully and promptly. Communications confidential. Address, with fee adequate to the service,' . A. E. BARTON, ISO Mulberry street. New York. September, 1864—16-6L

Irish Morality.— John Sultvaman ‘Irishman, stabbed bis son Jeremiah in ‘'Boston Iasi week. Jeremiah entered a • complaint against him at the Police Office, 'add be was arrested. When the case cama (o trial Jeremiah swore that the old man did not slab him. John was released from custody, but Jeremiah was sent to the lockup, and will have to answer at the noxt term of ihe Municipal Court, lo the charge of perjury.

Pcxniu’B Gaavr Gift Estihuuie.—Notwithstanding Uie tbousand,and one reports to the contrary, this great enterprise, we see, b'ss been flourishing like 9 green a green bay tree. In the present issue wp publish the proceedings of the Shareholders, in Mass Meeting, held on the 37th of July. They are of the moat interesting character, ana will repay a careful perusal. Mr. Perham’s card also should claim the attention of all, being liberal in the eitreme, and cannot fail to insure the sale of the remaining tickets in a very limited time. Send in orders for tickets without delay, and thus hasten the desired consummation of the Enterprise.

<X act omul nnrkoc. I Cutcdwati, October 10. Floor —Sales of good brands at 87 Pro visions—A sale of 200 bids Bacon 'Sides at pkd- and tins morning another large sale at the same figures. Cheese— A sale of 100 bxs at 10c. Groceries— Sales of 84 hhda good fair Sogar at 54c. and 50 hags coffee it 12} cents.

Lnrn Drews*.—Carter's Spanish Mixture, at S remedy for liver disease, and the number of formidable evils connected with a disorganized state of that organ, is unrivalled. Hundreds of certificates, from the highest sources, of persons living in the city of Richmond, Va., might be given of cufej effected by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. We have only mom to refer to the extraordinary cure of Samuel M. Drinker, Esq., of the firm of Drinker $ Morris, Bookseller*, Richmond, Va., who was cured by two bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, after three years suffering from diseased liver. . He says its action on the blood ia wonderful, belter than all the Medicine he had ever takeft, and cheerfully recommends it to all. See advertiiemenL

Notice.

T1J0TICE ts hereby given that the under* XI signed has been appointed adminfstrator of the estate of Smith Turner, late of Swit. terland county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. 1 JOHN OREM, Administrator. Sept. 28, 1854.—31

, No number of subscriptions above twenty can be taken,atlers than $M0,cach'. Names can be sent in at different limes and from different post offices. Southern and Western money taken for subscriptions. Lexers should be d free led, posl-daid, to Mo.vn & Co., J28 Pulton street. N. V. .Mem Mu.vn Sf Co, are* extensively, engaged in procuring patents for new inventions, and will advise inventors,''without cberge, in regard to their improvements. ■

Fartiilv Groceries. CofTeeJv Uice/ . Allspice, Sugar, iV Candlej, • Alum, , Mojas^es, -• * .Soap.,. ‘ ■" Ginger, Tea, Pepper, Salenlus, St net,

Louisville market. Tuesday, October 10. Floor u Grab —Small sales of flour *tS7®7,75. Bound lots of fair brands 86,76. m«f81,28 Com 70@75 Qata 40 cents.

JtJST RECEIVED— Irish Linen, Black Silks, Corded Skirls, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Black, Italian and Fancy Cravats, Silk and Fancy Veils, Bonnet, Cap and Laffeta Ribbons, Foraale low by U. P. SCHENCK & SON.

JDr&g Goods. PLAIN and Barred Cambricki, do do JackpneU, Book and Mull Muslins, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Just received, and for sale low. «ep U . U. p. SCHENCK $ SON.

ID* There are few things which afford us greater pleasure than silling down ti write a notice of the celebrated,, Hoofl and German Bitten, because wo are .conferring a publio benefit, and onr heart tells ns that by our no : Uces many hive been induced to take these Bitters, and meued from death by Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, 4c., for the cute of which U 1, £ cr w lI V 13 praparadi|nd Isold only by Dr. C. M. Jackson, at, the German Medicine Store, fto. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia

Ohbebb— Small sales of Western atllo. Hat—Baled Tijnothp firm at 813,50 @15 per Ion.

SUGAR —RECEIVED PER ’STEAMER Winfield Scott 10 hhda. Sugar, and for aale by TEATS,SCHENCK A CO.

LIME,— 20 barrels Cement and While Lime just received and for sale by jeld . TEATS, SCHENCK $ CO.

Geocebies—Sales of Kio coffee 12® 124oente. Sugar 44@54cente Rp>vi#io39—Small sales offcacoa sboaders at 6c, and 12$ for nuns.

J UST RECEIVED— . 200 piece* Print, ■ 40 pieces Glngbaffis, 26 pieces MousTin dc Lajnes, For sale low by U. P. SCHENCK & SON,'

• ■ Mickercl, Nutmeg*, Ac., Ac. A No. 1 article of Tobacco, both QjCQQdtfb and 6 Plug all of which trill be nl&jjxw'for Cash, by F. L. OH1SARD fc . Comer A/oin Ftrry Stfrr{$, Vcriy, Jan.!, 185|.

Hides Wanted. THE highest market price paid for Hides *t all times at the Grtccry store of sp28 f. S. LINDBEY.*

1 g CHAIN pUMPS received this day and Ji v for sale low by; , . F. L. GRlSAflD if SON.’

ftew York aud Boston! , . r> fMlHE subscribers arc now receiving ■ very JL large stock cf . DRY GOODS, &C., &C.i aiUted, to the Fall Trade, embracing all the article* usually kept in their line, which hare been selected yith great care in the cities of 4 BOSTON, and purchase entirely with cash. We feel confident we can offer superior inducements to purcbistri, and .we invite all in want of Goods to call on up jand eianine our atock before buying elsewherci. ‘ WILLIAM SHaW & SON., Sept.20. t8M. .•

W Family Grocery. ( ; On the Corner ofAlain and Perry Street*, „v TEVAY, INDIANA. ,, . rjliiE undersigned has jusl opened an esJL toblishmenl in Qeo. H. gyle’s building, where be intends keeping a well selected assortment of ;• f . , FAMILY bXOCERIES, . Such as FLOUR, BACON, Potatoes, shgar. Molasses; Mackerel, &c., &c. Together with Wooden Ware, Hollow Ware, and numerous articles pot necessary to mention—comprising all articles usually bept id Grocery Stores. ,' . ■ : The advertiser solicits a share of paUontfge, and inteSaflo selfvefy Cheap (or cub v Remember the place, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall,'2d door below Ttriebaud’a Drug Store. Sept. 28,1851. ; ■ F. S; LtNDLEY.

FALL TRADli—1854. .HARWOOD fy COUIi^bislhR, INVITE the attention of their frien«3s l aAd public generally to their large and well (elected slock of FALL GOODS, Consisting of every description of DRY. GOODS, GROCERIES. , QUERNSWARE, HATS & CAPS. BOOTS * SHOES, HARDWARE, , . . . T«BLE CUTLERY, ic., iVc. All of which will be sold at their usuallowestcash prices. Those wishing to purchase will please give us a cAU before purchasing elsewhere. Butter and £ggs, i taken in exchange for Goods. Also, any other article or produce. HARWOOD tf COURVOISIER, Successes*.to THIEBAup A HARWOOD, No. I, Odd fellows’ Building, ( Vevay, Ind.