Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 17, Vevay, Switzerland County, 19 October 1854 — Page 4

(O* B L A K.KS. 43

& FHE9H SUPPLY OP

SCI001 BOOKS FOB INDIANA. la compliance with the requisitions of Law, by tic Stale Board of Education, condsliDg of the Governor, Auditor of States Treasurer of Slate, Secretary of Stale, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction. [See Schod Law. Section 77.] •

Justices of the Peace, Notary Publics, sad, others are informed thatwp keep far sale Blank Deeds. Notes,. Subp'an&i, SummJtuy etc., which we 'sell in quantities to sail purchasers, rion^, -gentlemen, spd get a*supply. •

Spring and Summer Ooodn. FBI HE mbicrlbea, haring incrcised their former stock, and basing enlarged their Store, by the addition of another room, ce roceixing an extenslse assortment of

BPauo .and eoaoias oosuti,

Slltlb'ffa uf the Court* Is thk Coustt or SwtTteautxn. Ispusi. CIRCUIT COURT.

Groceries, Qucodiwuo, Tsbte and Pocket Cutlery, eto., ete. Feeling sssnied that we can offer inducements that will insure us a sate, and satisfaction ‘to purchasers, wc would cadi the attention of our former friends and the public generally, to an examination of our Goods before put* chasing elsewhere. Haring selected our Slock with especial care, we intend to sell as cheap as the cheap* cst— for cash or approved country produce: and in our usual way, on lime, to our old customers. Please call at No’s t and S Scbenck’s Row. je29 TEATS, SCIIENCK & CO.

1st Monday of May.) 5th Monday of Octobel. coamox pleas court. Switzerland County.

Onxs or fcmiSTtsnrrr [«Bir ( Jn/BMp'lii, Afoccsiter, leli f At I Et+tiaj of Uvf S‘V< Bowd of BJuchIcd, held »t th* KwimUt 11, lSU,wb ntal*r oTUm Bo«d Ulitf pnMat, th» folfovteg dociuacat vu odopied;

1st Monday of January, 11st Monday of April. 1st Monday of July, | 1st Monday of Oct.

mtiFircui, ItoTtstkv «, I y.r

The State Board of Sidoatlcn tpprore the fol.crtrj tilt of un-bcoh* for rccuoon kLsoIi . McGuffey’s Eclectic Spelling Book, Mitchell's Primary Geography,

OAiU County, 3d Monday of January, | 3d Monday of April 3d Monday of July, | 3d Monday of Oct.

connissioNRiiN court.

The Indiana Pint Header, The Indiana Second Header, The Indiana Third Header, The Indiana Fourth Header, Butler's English Grammar,

Mitchell's Geography and Athu.Hay’s Arithmetic, Part Pint, Ray's Arithmetic, Pan Second,Bay's Arithmetic, Fart Third, Webster's Dictionaries.

IslMonJay of March 1 IstMondayofSeplember 1st Monday of June | 1st Monday of December

Kun Here Everybody,

THE largest and best slock of Goods ever brought to this market, selected with great care, and direct from the EASTERN CITIES, consisting in port as follows: ■100 pieces Prints, Merrimac, Oocbeco, and other good brands. 50 pieces Barege and Barege DeLains. 60 pieces Lawns. ' 40 pieces Ginghams, French end Domestic. 30 pieces Moustin Detains. 1 dozen Fine Crape Eh awls, which wilt be sold very low., 12 dozen Fans, various qualities. Straw, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats. 2 dozen Fine Silk Hats, new style. 160 pieces Bleached Shirting. 4 Bates Brown Muslins.

Tho cisnlnttba of Books forcer Common Schools Bu IotoIttJ emt bber, hat tho Boud ku tsdcsrmd to perform the snlaoos and mponiiblo duty jmlktouly, tboroofhly, ml liith folly. Imriaiie meat for b ■ tract tonhu been considtnd of {unmeant Importance, and tccondlj, economy to the State, Th» SCUOOt. TKUSTtlES, »hoM duly U U to iso to vhit books an wd, nn do much to arrtit ihs Sum' Board In obtetet&g vbst the School lav eontempUics, and economy to the people demands—uniformity Id school books throes boa I *h* 3ut«.

W. C. LABRABBB. S$ftri*tnJtnt o/Pultit Imtnuticn, and PrttUrU tf /At &>*ti tf £.W«tiea

N. B. A Urp Stun her of School Officers .ml Teachers la IndUris ban almdy sdcpird the shore Vols— Scommcnded hy tha State Hoard tn coapliaaca vjtb tb* New School Law— iboi ibooitij a dtttnnlnalioa Of the friend, of education to cooperate with the Board In .rearing tb roue boat the State the notfotmfcy deal rtd, vbleh vlU aroW and vmtteu chsopu, benefit the learner, and re litre porta u if a [tut sol ottneceMary ezpcnM. '

1 Bale Brown Muslin, 6—Kbswide: 4 pieces Bleached Sheeting, 3 y’ds wide. 75 pieces Shitting Checks. 4 dozen Musquitto Bars. 60 pieces Cottonaee. 30 pieces Tickings. — ALSO — 12 dozen Parasols. '6 dozen Umbrellas. . Fine French Cloth. _ : Fine Doe Skin Casslmeie.

INDIANA MERCHANTS in rHptetfiUj ttqmttd to obtain nipplie* of the Cocfti noemnts3*d It xdoplkm In tin on Lin Sura. Tbrir pnonl ud ftnxurai intmtneUon, vill itlicTi tbt Slcrcbxt; of ui mmjwi tei lone* vUiag frto tbi too ftrqwutehangei of (.’tut Boota, ■ The abort Boobi in pnbliitwd and Ibr nte by DooAttlfcti prttfaUy tbronsbout Tndiaca, by Alert to A OrliwolJ, looIiTflle J IV. 0 EmJUl ft Co., Cfodnwitl; Thorn**, Cowpcnfaiilt ft Co., rblUdtlphK; Pits* Woodftrt ft Co., ud CI«k, AttiUs ft Salih, New York.

DENTISTRY.

giMlLaw DR* J- W. BAXTER wilt cortin/TMHKue to practice in Vevay, the first Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; Ghent, the first Thursday; Florence, the first Saturday, of each month. Warsaw, the Second Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each month. Noe. 10, *53. 21 -tf.

UJ'The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the sale of the above Books in Switzerland county. Merchants and others will be supplied at the publishers wholes;.!** prices. Jy 20 3ra ISAAC STEVENS, Jn., No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall. ,

Carriage ami Ituggy Trim* mtn?. HARNESS AND, SADDLE MANUFACTURING.—The undersigned is ■ prepared for Trimming Carriages Buggies on the shortest notice, and o'" keeps on hand a variety of Buggy Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Ac., Jfc.,aU very low for cash. Please call and sec. Ml. Sterling, jeCSCin DANIEL COLE.

WATEIUIERY’S Great Ptfly Ccut Gift Knterprlzt,

The Whole World.

Cassinetir, Cossimcrcs and Tweed.*. Ladies and gents Wonted and Cotton Hosiery* Ladies and Gents Gloves, Kid, Silk and Leslie Thread. Qeeenswarc, Bools-and Shoes, a large ,and good assortment daily expected. -ALSO — .

•300,000 WORTH OF GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE. PROFESSOR HART'S Great Gift Enurptire of the Whole AVoitd. World's Hall, Sej. 377 and 379 Broadway, S.Y. .

1,000,000 Gifts!—Worth Five Hundred Thousand Dollars! — Consummation Beyond DouM—Tickets Selling with the Greatest Rapidity. THE Great Exhibition of Thirty Tableaux of Natural History, now exhibiting in the Northern and Eastern cities, aUtacts-great numbers every evening. In connexion with (his enterprise, tor only Firrr Cents, the purchaser receives a . BEAUTIPULLVENORAVED GIFT CERTI FI CATES good for twv. admissions, to the most ennobling Exhibition - ever offered to Americans, and one of thc followinc gifts: , I valuable bnck House and lot in Philadelphia, - - - 810,000 I magnificent free-stone front House and lol ‘ in New York city, - 39,000 I three story brick house and lot in the city

Prof, J, woonwsa Ilstv - Proprietor and Manager, F. Hi E. Banns • • • Trca-urvr. G»l* MokvwH > • ■ • CorwspoTidlngffvfM-iatf. C. Anero* IlivSIM • - • • IX-jirijt'Jic t«lorr». Prof. J. woodman Hart would re«K« Ifallv tarrtucca to the th Irens of Now York and the aW.il at Luv*, that for the perpu-x'of Keating forthe MammothllIdtUaUrl Journal culled '

6 pieces Ingrain and three ply Carpels, bought at auction' in the city of New York, which will be sold low. ■ With a good assortment of Bonnets and Trimmings, together with our former stock of Goods, makes our ossorlment full and complete, all of .which we are determined to sell for a small advance on cost for cash, or in exchange for produce of all kinds usually purchased by traders. ' Call and sec. for yourselves, Main street, opposite Odd Fellows* Hall.

Groceries — Groceries. The Cry la Still They Come*

♦*Tiie Whole World,’?

(be largest circulation of any.literary tmenewa ppereUatd,and fur (be punutteof enabling all lose.Lit wonderful Illustration of the Entire woiU. the E.tI aii.l unit' thing of (tie kind ctvrjiroduvcJ. cow 03 exhibition ,»( (be WvriJ’t Hall, bos. 3X7ami3X9 Ewart-, way,- iht-rvby popularizing American Art; bed also of elvtng werid-wiile celebrity to Ida renowned “Bonk of Travel*. AdvetAuresand Anecdotes,’’ which should be wad by the million, he will distribute among the j.crrhasen of bit One Dollar Tlctelr, 2(0,uu) Mtgcinret; and Valuable Gifts, amounting to ice i<ttn tuts! of

JUST RECEIVED, Rio Coffee, Sugar, Mc1 asses, Saleratus, Soda. Baking Powder, and a superior article of TEA—Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black Tea—a fine article of Chewing and Common Tobacco, Candles, Soap, Mackerel, Cod Fish.and White Fish.

FLOUR BACON,

May U, 1851.—4T-lf IVcw Arrival Direct from

GEO.;R. PLEASANTS & CO,

of Boston. - - - 10,000 1 splendid Country Residence, in the State of - New Jersey, with fifty acres of land in high ■ slate of cultivation, - - : 20,'TOO I magnificent Gold -Tea Set, containing 29 pieces of solid California gold, with solid silver pedestal, beautiful ceased. *, Cash

bried Peaches, Raiseus, Candies, Spices, Ac.

MST OF GIFTS.

-ALSO-

Pine and Cedar Wore, Churns, Tubs, Wash Boards, Brooms, $c., Ac.'

NEW YORK.

The undersigned respectfully solicits his friends nnd customers to give, him a cal), and examine his Stock, as he intends and will sell very low for cash. ALEX. DETRAZ. June SO, 1851.

WE are receiving and now opening a , large and splendid assortment - of

HARDWARE *V CUTLERY, consisting in part of the following articles, to-wit:— ':' ; * ■; Table and Pocket Cutlery,' ■ Scissors find Shears,* - \ Razors nnd Strops, .. . Table, Ten, and Basting Spoons Edge Tools of nil description, -Bench Planes, Gages A Squares, Hand, Ripp, Pmtnei A Tennant Saws, Wood Crosscut Saws. In ultori; n fait and complete asrorUnfeiit Carpenters’ arid Coopers’Tooli.' . *

valuation - - - . 15.C00 10 massive silver Tea Sets finely chased 16,000 100 beautifully situated Building Lots,, near L. 1.' K. R., within a few minutes* rido of New York City, ■ - - ; 50,000 100 magnificent Rosewood Pianos, by a popu-

T. W. Graham, for Coroner, had no opponent, and received 150S votes. The vote for Assessor, in Jefferson Township, stood as follows : John McMillan, 10H votes. Abraham Adkihson, 5 votes. Lafayette Tapp, »8 votes. Kri G. C’arington, 70 votes. Nathaniel Mix, 220 votes.

Dr. K. R. Ruler,

Having Permanently Located In Trvuyi Respectfully offers his professional services to the citizens of the town and country, and he ‘hopes by promptness and strict attention to business to gain a liberal share of the public patronage, lie is prepared to operate in nil branches of Surgery, Especial attention paid to Chronic Diseases. Office— On Math street, adjoining C.Thiebaud’s Boot and Shoe Store.

Jar maker - i ■ * 50,000 100 Silver Cubs, of various patterns,* -2,000 500 Gold Watches, consisting of J tiles. Jetgenson, Cooper, Independent Second, pro* nometer, Eight-Day, Enamel Diamond, Mag. ic. Duplex and English Levers,Hunting, (very heiivy,) fur'Lmltes and Gents' 50,000 3 pairs of splendid Horses, Carriage, Hatness,Ac,, - - .... 4,000 100 Elegant Silk Dress Patterns •' 4,000 2(1 Beautifully mrde Trotting Gigs 3,000 300 000-Beautiful Steel Engravings of the home of Jefferson, - . - 75,000 200.000 do of IheSulfan of Turkey 25,000 lOO.DOOdo of the Czar ofall the Russia: 15,000 100.000 do, of the Harbof of Venice, the finest scenery in the World, > • 25,000 100.000 Views of Washington crossing the Delaware, - ? -;-■■■ 12,000 lOOiOtfl Descriptions of Grand Tableau, forming a dfsirnhle history of all Ihe stirring - events of the Revolution,- '- 25,000

Notice,

Dwnrl Fears.

As I have had a good deal of experience in raising dwarfs) and have a dwarl orchard of some 500 varieties, some years planted, X will give yon some of my experience. I find on the true Angiets quince almost all the varieties grojv freely, while om the common quince only a few will grow. Still many varieties do not continue to grow in a healthy state for any length of time. If. a tree gets once stunted, there is little chance of its ever recovering so as to be a healthy tree, and nearly all the trees peddled about arc more or less stunted. Purchasers sbonld examine the trees in the nursery rows them selves, before buying, when they could easily judge what trees and what varieties are perfectly good nnd suitable, or they should send their orders to nurserymen they can depend on for supplying a genuine and thrifty article.

qnilOSK indebted to Edwnnl Burrell will J. confer a favor upon him by cal ling at his new store on Main street, nest to Pleasants' Dry Goods Store, and settling their bills, as he wants his old books squared either by cash nr a short note payable on demand. Those indebted will please take-notice and oblige EDWARD BARRETT.' Vevay, Ind„ Sept. 20,1851.—13-31

— ALSO— : Shovels, Spades,- Manure and* Hay Forks, Garden Rakes, Ac., 4*c. ' 400 pair Trace Chaim, 200 Halter Chains, 60 pair Breast Chains, . 25 Log Chains, 25 Lock Chains, * Double ami Single Barrel guns, • ' Pistols of every description, Shot Bags, B*wder, Flasks and Horns,

— nr. TERENCES: — Prof. L. Dunlap, M. D., Indianapolis, Tnd. Prof. E. Doming, M.D., Lafayette, Ind.

Prof. Gross, M. D., Louisville, Ky. - Prof. J. Harrison, M. D.,St. Louis, Mo.

Pcrliam’s 100,000 Gifts. ODtdal Proceedings of the Share-Holders in Per ham's Thiol Gin Enterprise, In .Mass Meeting!—held at Academy Halt, 0C3 Broadway, Sew York, on Thursday Kvenln?, July tlTth, 1MC At 8 o’clock the meeting was called to order by I)r, Halt, when il. S. Adams, Esq. was nominated and unanimously elected Chairman, and Hubert Beatty, Jr., Esq., appointed Secretary. TTic first Dullness in order bein'; tho selection of a Committee of dvo persons eo receive and dispose of the Gift Property, ft was on motion Rewired, that we now proceed lo tho nomination and election. The election being gone into, resulted in the choice nf the following named gentlemen! . ROBERT BKATTY, JR. IRA BtlCKMAX, JR. J. LATH HUP. B. H. ADAMS. II. P. PARKER*

Millinery and Fancy SI ore.

MRS. E. M. RICH, ,Vo» 101 Fifth tired, Cincinnati, Ohio, . WOULD respectfully call attention to her large and *tsmdN\BLr. stock of '

Saddlery and Carriage Trimmingf# Consisting, in part; bf r r ; . ' Bridge Bills, Enameled Leather, Buckles, ;■■■.' do ■ Cloth, Rlurrups A-Spun; Laces Fringes, - Tacks and Harness Saddles, > - r Brass Bands, &c., &c. .

nittlincrjr and Fuiicy Goods, Consisting of Silks, Situs, Velvet, and Bra in Bonnets, Bonnet, Cap and Fancy Trimming Uibbonl, Mantillas, Cloaks —

95,000 pieces of fashionable music, 1 . 23,750 16 Loans of SI,000 each for 60years without

Prof. Hart> Who!.; World, worth ah Itrthecae fortui" ' ■ toans'ohe, rained at , 5Aft,CW Prof, ftart'i Elegant Country Feat; with ICO acre!* of • land Ina blah state of cultivation, the building* on which tort $Ii,WO,rituaW en Long Island hound, and command leg a magnlOcent tkw of 33 mile* in - every direr Hen. raised at A (,'w-h Loan for l‘X> yean, without Interest or vecuritr , - * ■ - - V - ‘ - ■ ItW'Ht The "Celebrated of the City of Fan Francisco. now <>ti exhibition, valued at - - F,U« Prof, llart't Fir-Pataed Paubrama of the Holy Land, ' valued at . • - - It',WO A Magnldccbl City BcsiJcoco In Xew Tort - 17,Wd lOOAXW Volumes of Prof. Hart’* ealcnsive'Travel* in the Old and Xew World, liib'rt|ieiaed with tvtuarka- - . lie" Adventure*, minting AfeCJoici, and Thrilling . Incidents, elegantly bound, with gilt edges, ln<lading ft Portrait of the Author, tt 75 cents each . tj.nt) SS Building UiUj cach containing 10,(«>»/]asiv fret. In ft beautiful village in the suburb* of Sf«f York rftj. ■ each valued atgJU) - • - 1£-S«t. 50 Elegant Kewwood ViaaofenesiattW) Imvo 5 , , «i *• ■ - act) . SJco 50 •* ■ Mciolecni, I.) '-i.wn M “ Gull Wauhea, 100 l.t-tl HO" * •• - ’ 1 7$ 7A.A 100 •• ■ , “ . s. i,<;a jSdO •* ,** BraMct*, •• 15 IgAt ) 100 “ . ** King*, •• a •2,000 « 11 .>• . . ■ •• ) ivco .'£00 acta Elegant Silver Tea FprocV B , • 51) n . m DvscrtJwom U ■ —too — J2S “ «' •• Table Sj-wj 19 - <>j SO.C00 VoU. Jin.' Partington'S Carjiet Hag ofyPun. tt 30 cents > - - - - * * K'.tcg 30.000 Pieces cf the Mott Fashionable ilr.de, at th cent* each - • - * ... . - TAK> 35.000 Elegant Steel Engraving*, at c't. meh t *. j-t , SJAOO Finely Engraved Pocket Man* of the t'nr nf | SewVork . - •= - - . ls.ii.-7 71 131,00 i’ortMonruls,at53cecU . :,“55i I* GIFTS 'i .' .’ i 1' 5j«irt,...a ,A Vftlnftble Clft for Kvcrj Ticket. Each entitles Lhc holder la one yc-r -« *uV iscription tn the IUurtraled Family Ut- rory .ji!.! c.,ni racrclal Journal, called ’’The Whole .World,*’ nndw Pour Admissions lo the Exhibition'of lb<t * h>!e World, and alert to ono of the Gifts ihcs Inan ring every penon Inverting In ibhe'.uj«piH!‘a.‘ *-iiterjirizo the foil worth of bit or her money, and a raro ebanto to realise a fonono bceldea. Titl.-i bjyvri will also reoelro, engraved On their Helot, nli--u jurebaeed, an elegant Portrait of Hart,ai.d a correct and cUnoitle drawing of his splendid f’-urtry Semlt'onrt of (ho Gifts,-to which a Grand Free Kacnr* ■ion will bo given. , , , ’ ■ • When tho 300,000 tickets arc fold, the property will be placed at tho disposal Of a committee appointed by the ticket holders cf any place Vhendn the greatest number have been told, to be distributed as itiall be - ncrfrtrtly fetr and salis&ctoiy .to all concerned, and ■ IJudlng from the. locroaslng njddltyi which the ticket* 1 are being purchased by allclai-c, r.f (ien]>tc from ev- | cry part or the country. It Is roavihilde to rnrdudu I that the enterprixe w Ilf soon ttlnolnale fb the bapptcit [style. ■ . ' , .■■ • . I It will not be necessity for Hdret hoHers to be oresi enlftllhe.diitrlbDfienurihe Gifts, nnla* they widi to) ’ as they will bo duly notified bf the time amt manircr [ of the partition of Inc property,and alt may safely rely 'upon uio honorable fu)ailment.of the undortvking, | and the perfectly fair and satisfactory dlrpositinh of the . above named Gifts. When the Gifts are awarded, holders of tickets shall also bo promptly,neUtL-J as u what Gifts Ihoy will receive. .■'■ ' Any Information rebtlvo to the Gift* maybe oteiaed through the offleoof tho world's Hall, where aUo mav be had any rcspondMc re forooc.' ilcii red. All otdera by mall mnil be cd,Ironed, post-paid; money Inclosed. t>> Prof* J; Wowlmaa Hart; World's Hal), Ji7 and 37B Broadway, Xew, York, rad the tickets with a copy of the ppner; will be promptly forwarded to any pan of the world. ; . /• • If any orders are reeelveil after too tickets havealf. been sold, the money wllllre promjrtty relumed; port ■ ]>ald, to tho persons sending ll. Corre-pondcnls will plea*o wvit.' Jlrtlrclly Ihelf nome and residence,.-county ami state, to preventer-' ror*. . '

security or interest, - . - - ■ - 15,000 948 sets of massive stiver Spoons, 1 -9,250 100 Splendid Engravings, Gilt and Fancy Frames, . - - * • 2,000

BLACK AND COLORED SILK, and other Laces, Needles, Worked Cola as, ChimnzeUes, Sleeves, &c„ dec., which she is prepared to sell at prices that cannotTail to give satisfaction. 203 5th st., bet. Elm and Plum.—15-1 y.

Having personally selected the,above articles, it will enable us to sell at wholesale or retail, at as. low prices os the same can be bought west of lhe mountains. J .' Give us a call,\ and exdmina our stock of goods and prices# before going elsewhere'.to purchase. : • F. L GHISARD A-SON. March 2, 1854.-^37

1,000,000

8500,000

Justice Lalhrop offered tho following resolution: Resolved, Thai the Committee have power to fill vacancies, from a neglect to servo or to fulfil the retjulreinctiU of a me moot Carrie*!, The Secretary thou read the follow In"; Resolved, That the CoimtiUleo be aulhnrfiod to re* edve from Mr. Perhatn tlie Gift Proportv, or take from him bond* for Its delivery m failed for, ami hold the same In trust for the Shore-holders. Carried.

1 In order to give all the numerous Stakeholders throughout the country an opporftnmy of being present and 1 to ensure■ a perfectly fair distribution of all the above valuable Gifts, Mr. B. WATERBURY would respectfully, submit Ifae following . ; j

Rising Sun Iron Foundry. THE undersigned, having permanently established themselves at Rising Sun, in the Foundry Business, would respectfully inform the Hay Growers of Indiana and Kentucky, that they still continue to manufacture Screws for the Mormon or Beater Hay Press, which are not inferior to any made in the United States, from the fact that the best Press Builders give our Screws the preference over all others.

I have trees propagated from nearly every variety in my nursery. Several hundred of such varieties appear to he perfectly suitable to tlie quince stock, and many, more especially of the newer vane- . ties, grow with the greatest luxuriance. Uut to cultivate dwarf pears properly and with certainty in this climate, they must be mulched twice a year—once in June or early in July, digging it in slightly in October; second, in December, diggingit in again in April. The routs of the qninco are so much nearer the surface than the pear, that they arc more readily affected with the drouths of summer and the frosts of winter.

G6ldi)igS|iig;. 'VALE are receiving, in addition to our for- « * met stock of Iron, a large supply consisting in part of the following articles, viz;, SO Tons assorted Iron. 2.000 lbs. Norwegian Slit Nail Rods. 4.000 lbs. assorted Wagon Boies and Hollow

On Inquiry, II vuascertalnc J that Mr. Parham had Mid about ilhooa nut of the loo.ooo Gift Tickets; when thf following resolution! were offered ami utianjooitsly adopted: Resolved, That is toon at II it It ascertained that Po,ooo of lac Gift Ticket* fuucd by Mr. I’erham in hit ThirtL uniorpriic aro told, the committee rkall call (he Shareholders together at the most convenient place, for Iho purpose of. instructing said Committee In regard to the manner of di spoil ns of tho Gift Propcrlv, amongst those holding Share Tick eta. - Resolved, That In order lo eloso Ihe cnlcrprire nt the earliest possible moment, this meeting recommend all persona now holding Share Tickets, to use their inHurnco In obtaining subscriptions nod advance tho Interest of tho whole body. On motion, adjourned. B. S. ADAMS, Chairman. ROBERT BEATTY, JR., Secretary.

pROPOsmoN.

That the shareholders should meet at some convenient place at as early'# ;day as the sale of the tickets will wairant, for the purpose of organising and appointing ft commitlee of good 'ami- responsible business men, into'whose bands all the above valuable property will be placed fot on open and honorable distribution to all patties concerned. - All olden* for these beau tiiul Gift certificates from the country, addressed post-paid, with the money enclosed, to EDWIN WATERBURY, Georgetown, D. C. Will meet with prompt return. Office open from 9 A. M, to 9 P. M. Remember! a knowledge of your Country’s History, the prospect of A GIFT WORTH 835,000, and the CERTAINTY of a HANDSOME PRESENT, for Fifty Cents. Exhibition every evening at 8 P, M., and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Office for the sate of Certificates, American Art Union Rooms, 493 Broadway; French’s Hotel, opposite the City Hall; and the Lecture room, 720 Broadway, and in Jersey City of R. B. Kashen, Bookseller, &c. 4 121

ware. ■ 200 Kegs assorted Nails, from 3d to 6 in.spikes. Cast, Sheer, A. Blister, German, and Spring Steel. Springs and Ailcs. 25 pair Springs. 12 sell Iron Axles. GMSS StfStt 12 boxes 8x10 Window Glass. 22 do 10x12 . do do. 4 do 10x14 Ido do. 6 do 10x15 'do do. 7 do 10x10 do do. 2 do 11x18 do do. - 3 do 12x16 do do, 3 do 12x18 do do. 2 do 10x20 do do. 600 Light 8x10 Window Sash, 5T0 do 10x13 do - do. 300 do 9x13 do do, 200 tlo 10x14 do do, 500 pounds Putty. 21 Packages Locks and Latches of UilTetiizes of patterns, white and dark Knobs. Having purchased the above of the Manufacturers, it will enable us to sell at the lowest figures. Cal) and sec for yourselves before going abroad to purchase and we assure you it will pay you for your trouble. Jan. I 'W. F, L. GRISAKD $ SON.^ W1LLTA.11 DALY,

We have also Patented a Horst Power, said to be, by competent judges, the best and cheapest Horse Power in use, {which can be ttoched to the Press if desired.

All orders in Switzerland County, left wilh F. L. GRISARD & SON, will be attended to. J. M. RF.ISTER 6l CO. Rising Sun, June 29. 1851. Itf

Hr. Perham** Curd.

Accompany log, you have submitted the official pro* ccedinga of the Share-Holder* in Mat, Meeting, Icon-; vetted on the evening of the 27lh insL, for jKtsc of selecting a Committee, and taking Into consideration other matters affecimgtho interests of all ticket holder* In ray Titian Gut Exrttepiin;. It will be teen that a Committee have been appointed, and Instructions given then) at to the course to bo punned up to a certain stage of progression In the enterprise. For the Information of absent (hareholders, I beg leave to state, that the number of tickets sold up to the present time la 4C.ooo. From this you will perceive, that so toon b»34,ooo more are sold they will advise the whole body of share-holders of Ihe (art, and uk of them, in general meeting assembled for the purpose, instruction* as to the final disposition of the GIB Properly, with which they are entrusted.

• Lost winder was severe on unprotected dwarf pears. In wet ground those in nursery rows, were nearly nil killed, and the same in sandy soil. Strong clayey loam, sufficiently dry that water won't stand on it, is-the best soil. On such there is little trouble in cultivating them, and they arc much superior, to standard pears. ' When planted on sandy soils, mulching is indispensable.— Mich. Farm/r.

CONFECTIONARY. THE subscriber has commenced business again, on Main street, in Ferret Du four’s brick, and is prepared to wait on customers in his usual good style. He keeps an extra article of ICE CREAM, Soda Water and Cool Lemonade, Candies, Cakes, Crackers, Nuts, etc., etc.

U Is *dvl*aMo for those dcriroos of securing a year'* subscription to the unique Pictorial Journal called the

“ THE WHOLE 'WOULD,7 • To remit the money I m mediately,' In order to com' meneo wlih the beginning of the first jolume, J. WOOBMAS IlAKTi Proprietor and Editor. . Kevr Vork UtfrrfiicOi

He has fitted up a neat Ice Cream Saloon on the second floor for the'aecomniodalion of ladies and gentlemen—and his Icc Cream, will be of the best quality. Baking will he done to order for patties, celebrations, etc. Give me a call. F. ZEUMER. Vevay, May 11,1854. —TMf

Notary Public.

■ That these 3|,oo6 ticket* may bo Mild In the riiorleil poulblqllmc.lho undersigned make* lb o following proposition*. unequal tad for liberality: , Each perron who ruts up a club of ton subscribers, and forward* ten dollar* la this ofllcc, will receive by return mall or other conveyance, eleven ticket*. Each ponoa who Mods [at ono time] oue hundred dollars, will bave*entlii like manner, ono hundred and Hflccn tickets!

¥JERRET DU FOUR lakes mT this method of informing the public generally that he w wr™^*>Kready to prepare for execution and taking the acknowledgment of all kinds of Deeds, Mortgages, and all kinds of conveyances, 4c., and to attend to the taking of Depositions. From his experience in the above business he flatters himself that he can perform any business of the kind entrusted to bun with correctness, neatness, and dispatch.— Charges moderate. Office at his residence on Ferry Street, opposite the Market Square. References:—Hon. Jons Dumont, amtu i. Joxks, Esq., Vevay. - Vevay, June 29, 186J. *■

L. K. Bftxrtrr, 49 Wall street. ' ■ p.J. Vttwmi&Crt, Koal Esate Brokets, 3» Broadway A GKSTP-— i’e rvs ns desiring U* become Agents fof the rate of Tickets by forwarding t>w-puM) One Dob Ur. shall bo sent ■ Gift Ticket end a I’ry-jx-clu*, with the paper, containing all neecs-ary Information.

TIic Power of Silence.

A good woman,in Now-Jcrscy was sadly annoyed by a terraigant neighbor, who often visited her and provoked a quarrel. Sho at last sought the counsel of her pastor, who added sound common scnce to his other good qualities. Haying heard tho stbiy of her wrong, lie advised her to scat herself quietly in the chimney corner when next visited, take tho tongs in her hand, loot steadily into the fire, and whenever a hard word came from her neighbor’s lips, gently snap the tongs, without uttering a won!. A day or two afterwards the good woman came again to her pastor, with bright and laughing face, to commnnicatp the effects of this new antidote for scolding. The troubler had visited her, and, as usual, commenced her trade. Snap went tho tongs. Another volley, Snap. Another still. Snap. “Why,don't you speak? Raid the termagant, , still mors enrifcbd. Snip. Speak! said she, Bnapi; “Why dont you apeak*; I shall’ split if'you dofai spcakl 1 *'; And away stw iwegt ctpred, of her molady by the magic power of silence.

Opinions of Hie Pres*.

€ni'i‘iages ami Rugbies.

The folio whiff notices of-Prof/ Man’s Whole World aw cut from the principal A’ewsieiper" from K. Vork; Prof. Half* Groat Gift Entorpriie U taking the city br storm. Aim oil ever} body we meet has either pnr* chased a ticket or la about join? so. The exhibition Itself U, one of the most interesting. Inst nit tire ard Ingcnltia crerexhibited in this country, and is north fully one dollar to view U. Die Profess? will sits a Brand Free Excursion 14 every purchaser of hit ono dollar ticket* to his elegant country seal, which It cv** of the gifts In hi* Great Enterprise,, and a year’* cu, scriplloQ to hi* lnratuable J on mat, end also one of the 300,000 gift*,—Atlu. Pior.fisit’s Wrote Wo»w.-ThU IraJmctlve and entertaining exhibition of the wlioio world Is at .''’os, 377 and 379 "Broadway. For one dollar four ticket* may bo procured for the cxhibilloti, ard one valuable gift, which nay bo an independent fortune for the rc' reiver, and also one y ear’s *nbseriMi“B t*> the ill mtra J ted Journal called ihd Whole World.—Pisnivn. , Paor. ,Hi|vr> WpotE Won to,—All who are eoclam- 1 orous for the almighty dollar should read tho tdver* lUoniodlof-PCor.'mrtj Whcrcln it will he seen thai the Procasofr offers. In connection with many othef valuable prtres, on© of ten thousand dollars.. VTbal ■n iminoemunt-for, iho .oulky. ct Ui>l. Uifling sum of one dollar!—Cueeu. . , From VcsscImjt & Schell’* Advertising House, Ap* pkton’a Building, 5tfi Broadway, New Yurt, JclUm

Hatb person who shall »en<) [at ono lime] Qto hundred dollars, will Jure sent tu like manner six hundred tick els,

THE undersigned would inform the people of Switzerland and adjoining - - counties in Indiana and Kentucky, that having madtr extensive provements in his former Shop and Manufaclory, he now offers to the public for a consideration, the advantages to be derived from long years of close application and unremitting toil. I am now prepared to execute in the neatest ond most Approved style. All kinds of Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Ploughs, and Hay Press Irons. BLACKSMITinxr., undersigned has in connecwith the above a custom fiSSEaciSniacksmUb shop; with hands that are able and witling to suit customers. Horse Shoeing, and all kiijds work done in a workmanlike .manner, at prices that both may Jive. Call gentleman, nnd see for yourselves, at my shop on Perry street, aboye Seminary. JOSEPH JAG BBS.Vevay, July 27,1854* -r

ItlcrcUnnt Tailor, and Dealer in

And for alt tarter sum* In exact proportion. It Utbui, ladlesand gentlemen. that.I horns to secure your hearty co-operation In bringing this colorprize to a speedy, ana I hope to all, a sat Ufa dory terml ration. WUh great eotoJderation* of respect, 1 remain yours, obediently, J. PBHIIAM. 100,0000 Ticket! only at 91,00 Each Will Ue Sold.;! - TiT* All Orders for Ticket*. bv mail, sbnoM be ad-dre-wd to JOSIAH I’EKAAM, Academy Halit CP Broadway, X. Y. 1 fit should bsnpeh that alt We TlckeUard sold when the order I* received, money will bo rciuraed at our expense .for postage. Correspondents will ptoa*o write dblindly tlielr names, residence, (Jounty arid Slate, lo prevent enow. Or if convenient, enclose an envelope with their direction*’on It tn (till—Ip which inch Ticket* a* they may order villbo returned.'

Itmarritiade Clothing, Main st., bet. Ferry & Liberty, Vevay.

fMIHE subscriber having opened a iarge s e» JL stock of English and American |R Cloths, Case! me res, Vettings, 4c., is nowjfj, prepared to furnish custom suits, of the finest quality, at abort notice, on the most reasonable terms. All custom work is cut nnd made under his own inspection, and he can therefore warrant a fit in all cases.' ■ nEADY-SIADE OhOTnitVC. A large and splendid assortment, consisting of every description of Gentlemen's Goods, selected from the best establishments in Cincincinnati, together with furnishing Goods of ever)’ description. To those who have .heretofore favored me with'their patronage;,! would return myinost sincere thanks,-nnd-would .most respectfully solicit a contmuattorT~oC their favors. J .\nd those of the public who 'havd-Aot ytt favored mo with a ca|l,,Fyrbu1(I bb.bippy ih’ishpwuig them jpv goods) M JwiJ 1 watfa n 1 1> a t is fa c li on in every cmo.'* * - WM. DAW 1 .' 1 Vevay, Oct. 13, 1853.

Jesse V. Sliorf, tndcrtakcp, RESPECTPTLLY informs the cit- |r^ izensff Vevay and vicinity Uiai' , *aSSa(** he constantly keeps on hand ready-made Cornua, of every sire and variety—and is always ready to attend calls at the shortest notice. Persons cart be accommodated With any quality, from plain poplar to the finest cloth covered; or with air-tight* zinc, or tin coffins, Ol n moment’s .warning.and ttiocheanesf ratrt; He Is also prepared ami ready at all times to attend funerals wftt hy hearse; -' / ; ' "Jan. 5—21Wm ’

BARRELS KANAWIU SALT, for sale oo c/ | mrrimion, by 1 may.itf: TEATS, 6CHENCK.&CO. •

MACKERKP.-20 bartels,#nd half bonds 'hew JiocfcereV jun'feceitcd anAfot tiTTEy ~~ ~ CK : ;v CO.

PATENT CHURNS, WE FIAVK ON hind-a-supply of. Patent Thetmpmeler atllclaVuvxr invented for chtujtittj pprpoEcs. Paunjfs trn invited tq call a'm) 1 1immo for tLeniFd 1 ves. ’ may lit . F. L. SlUuARD $ t SON.

,.ed ty;$I6 abd'set saws,tfir do anything else in big line it short notice. ‘V • JESSE V, SHOUT,

IMPl* ASSES.—RECEIVED EBR STBAW’R ifA WiDfiald Ecblt 30 barrels .Molsstes, and for sale by TEATS, SCUENCK $ CO.

fcl 0; 'PBflAV IN PI EL D Scott 20 sacks Cdfictislid for sate by" may IS TETAS, SUCENCK 4 CO,

6 Pros. Alt 'y, 1st circuit Daniel Kclao C uharl *» Gare y. 12 M ... co Or-r-tosiiH | i- For Commiaaionor, 2d d. < C1 — CS ~ 1 Cl O _ „ fOyrus L. Diinbam gg5SS3S5SS? I ® (.Henry Bayne. §2S5gS§ = S|i For CoDgrewmm: 4 . 01 — — — 4 g g iQeorsp G. Dunn - g*g 3 g.g US (* Philander S. Sago, JgSSSsggotg 1 fe §3 • — For State -Senator < at -> co — <1 F-< * {Alvin P. Ilovey « S 3? 2 2 S 2 2 I SS L Eliwhnlot Cose, S!:SS2!"lS«2 I — L j * j . /o , yi 1 * O Cl tH CC O JO rf I CO * w Q *T J JC "T I <* . Juage-of Supreme Court ci *-i fiT- I — -- — — ■ I £5 L * “5 i Samuel B. Gookinn I tQ ( Geo. W- Harryman, 3 S5 tl IS « £2 2 «? '■= t 52 bal OQ ’ ' 1(5 O lO eo t- o <“ « Cl . ® J “CO I- CS O 1". C) M G-H Cl r-l IHXH j Cl 04 —e CO — -H | Cl V5 ps (William 0. LarralxMj |o David Cain, . *« S 2£$2 P S “ o-i« I to B. *5 Superintendent of Scbooln ■) ci i-<' . ’ ri 3 i 3> For Representative^"—- * ■ C1 ” eo « —. j fSTj CTpj ‘ (Caleb Millrt SSSS !i Tliomas II. Gilmore, SCI C(5 r* i—i I . rH **-< — H (Elijah Xewland « es w -i >c ci o o o I oo Ulysscfi P. Schcncfc. r-toco r « yg For Treasurer of State— J fr ,n S KCM n2 I S3 |g £pfi ' OVilliamF. (« , . f Cornelius Harris, 15 SSgS'g‘*!S 2 ' I g fO ci i-t mhh i.oi j tor County Surveyor— < cj —< hcchih J eo (John P. Dunn ...„. eo -- co cl cc co to -f -»< I Victor tvctwlcr,. \Tt . So For Auditor of 8tot— 5 |g " -*•••-« <t< | || 2 (Hiram E. Talbott <n o Mnaoetnoo i m C Goon™ II. tv vie, *2 \n *—< a its :”g _ ... ■ 5j~~r0.-c.gjgo. [g For Troaanrer r-1 ‘ a-““S”“’SS I £ m (Nohoiniah Harden ei-MHWpn-finc i * ( John B. Mure rod, d '2 22 r? 1 oi ci co i 2R :°:a For Secretary, of State— ) ' .-««« - 3 | | <• . '£'*.'*%■"<*%$*> )g rcc,.Wr (Eraamurt B. Collinn. fioeiwooHaH i i- ' C Samuel W. Howard, ci sim to to a to co \o i cc S-g- M3 For Sheriff : i ] g:«‘ ’ ■ c: £j .-Cd| tnarrisKccnc>* 1 o ■ 5J j . ■ ' ' ' c< «H, 1 IX > *»pH^pj-«-s.S* f Jaaon G. Gurley ico j 8-ll-S 2 Pros. Att'yO.AS, Go’s | IS S' 3 t J. A. Worka. S3?S;ffgagg|ffi a I.S Ll gi§ H £ & o. «. oa« |o. ’ £ S fc* S 2 a a er« I O • L? Cj

c. fc. xn a is i*, ATTORNEY * COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CAKHOMTOA, KY. WILL attend to any professional business that may be confided to him, in Ken* lucky, or in the part of Indiana adjacent to Carrollton. Office on Main street, adjoining Gardner’s Hotel. sep7

JAMES $. JIXLKY, ATTORNEY $ COUNSELLOR AT LAW, (liatnff Sub, Indiana. Mr. JELLEV will attend all the Courts of Switzerland county, and can be found at his office in Rising Sun; and will promptly discharge any business that may be entrusted to him. (Dec. 23, *53—27-ly.