Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 19, Vevay, Switzerland County, 2 November 1854 — Page 3

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■ ■ TCIi® Pennsylvania Election. * Judge Pollock, who is elected Governor of Pennsylvania by 37,087 majority, received 24,966 more votes tnan were cast for General Scott in 1842; 26,064 more than were cast for Gov. Johnston in 1851; and 18,350 more than were cast for General Taylor in 1848. The total vote is the largest ever polled except that for President in 1852. The Philadelphia Bullelid says that Governor Bigler has lost nearly 20*000 of the friends who voted for him three years ago. Gov. Pollock apparently gaining all of them, as well as some thousands of new voters.— Judge Black, although reflected by a very largo majority over his highest com 1 pclitor, is 31,553 behind Pierce’s vote in 1852, and 10,408 behind Bigler’s vote in 1861. His entire vote is only 0 more than Bigler’s now is, and adding together the votes for Baird and Smyser, he is in an actual minority of 27,157. The prop 1 osition to enact a prohibitory liquor law is defeated by 5,108 Votes. The whole number of votes polled on this question is hut 321,852, or over 50,000 less than were polled for Governor.

Clnclmmtl market.

New Family Grocery. Ob tb« Corner cfntln and Ferry Street*,

|ne\v-york advertisements

Ciscinsatj, October 31

Flour. —There ia no change; the demand moderate and the prices steady.— Soles of 250 bbls at 87,80@7,85 and 50 do choice at $7,90, Received daring the last 24 hours 798 bbls.

VEVAY, INDIANA. T1HE undersigned lias just opened an «• . tablishmebt iA Geo: H. Kyle’s building, Where he intends keepihg a well selected assortment of - '

From Tluchtr & SclitU'r AdvertUlng

VEVAY, INDIANA

# Hottj* t 34« and 34B Broadway.

B|YGEAt\A.

Thur*d*jr, ■ • i t ■ November A, 18 54-

FAMILY GROCERIES,

Broaght Hem to the Door cf the Million. AWohduicl IhicorntT hu reccnltv hern made by Dr. Cortli ofthli city. in iLe treatment'of Consumption, AsJhm*, mil D u 0 [ Lon*. We refer to “Dr. CurtiO Hytctra. of Inhuliot Hyreta Vapor and Cicnrr Sirup.** With thU new method Dr. C. ha* fettered many afflicted one* to per* fed heal Ui; ni an evidence of which be buinuDnen* bte certlflrtt «*.. Speaking bf the treatment, a jttaieian temaria: U u evident that li.haUnr-comtcntlv breath In* an agreeable, heating vapor. flie mWlciFitl nrttea mttel edme It) dlhetl rontirtwith tho whole > aria) cavity of the lung*. and thna escape tha many and varied charges turd ace I np->n them when Introduced Into the stomach, and rublertedlo the proteas ofdlKKldn, The Hyreami U wr »a]c at all the druggists* thought the country. , . . ... .'tew York Dalehman of Jan 14. The inhaler It wdm on the. breari ntnlcr the linen' wltboot the least lDct>nveplcnre7-tJic lieat of lie body boJnr to Sclent to evaporate the Bald.' . Hundred* of CAFES of CURES .like IhsToltnwin* ml ght be named. One Pack are of fly ream baa cured me of bte ASTHMA of its yean standing. - Jaa. F. KecatvnT. P.-N. of Dqnrannon. Pa. I am cured of the ASHifA of yu yean standing by Dr. Cnrtla’ Hypeana. . 1 . JJarearet Boston, Brooklyn, X. V. Mi*. Paal 61 No. 3 Mammend at.. X. V. was cured Of a terere raw of Brim the Ini hv the Here anal * . My abler Jlai Wenbured Of a DISTRESSING COUCH rif Keeral yean (landin*, and decided to'be IncnrnhM by tier fivslmni, She was CURED In TINE MONTH by tie HyRcana. , . J. ll.Csobert. P.M„ Rkhraocd.Me. u Piice tired d/liars'a Pact are. Wld hr CURTIS Ac PERRINS dc BOVD A PAUL, No. UJ l, : hataU'f*Jt,, X. Y. 4 nackare* tent free by eatiteu W any mil of the United Stale* for .Ten Dollars. - , K. B.—Ik. Curtis’ HyreanaUthrorirlnetatid ONLY GENUINE ARTICLES all others arc -btt*e Imitation* or riband INJURIOUS counterfeit; Khap tbrni a* yon would POISON. , re pity

Provisions.-—' The market is quiet, and we hear of only Email sales of Bacon at 5J for Shoulders, and 6@6| for Sides, Cheesm,— Sales of 3000 bxs at 10c. Cranberries —Sales of 50 bbls in prime order, at 811, and 15 do notary good at 810,25. The demand is good. Seed—A sale of 1000 hush Flax seed at 81,50.

Sdch as FLOUR, BACON, Potatoes, Sugar, Molasses, Mackerel, &r ( , 4b. Together with Woodfeb Waifej Hollofe Write, and numerous Strides not necessary to tnenilUHicles Usually kept In Grocery Stores. The advertiser solicits a shihr of flauotlige, ahd idlcbds to tbll VetV cheap for cash. . Remember the place, opposite Odd PteHowV Hall, 2d doorbelbW Tbiebaud’s Drue Store. Sept. 23,1864. P. S. LINDLEY. .

PRINTING, m s’J'sibv ®s§eiB3!Pirfl®0 5 NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED it rw ornci or THE “WEEKLY REVEILLE,” At Very Low Rate*. GAUDS, TICKETS, HAND-BILLS, Ac., Ac., Ac., PRINTED AT SHORT NOTICE.

Rice—A sail of 10 tierces at 6|c.

Itlarbet. Tuesday, October 31.

reference to our new advertise 1 ments, it will he seen that the Rising Sun Telegraph Company have appointed an Agent in this place to receive and deliver Telegraphic Dispatches. This will be a great accommodation to those who are now compelled to write to their friends in Cincinnati, Madison, and Louisville, and have them forward and receive Messages for them.

Flour t Grain— Flour is dull with only small sales of choice brands at 88,00. Wheat is scarce at 81,30. Oats 45@50 Corn 75@80. Groceries — Sales of 84 bags Rio Coffee at 12® 124. Small sales of sugar at 5@5|c.

New Arrival or Fall Goodst WE take this method of inviting, ydur particular altentich to our stock of

FALL & WINTER GOODS, tt-hich have been selected with great care, and purchased sntirdy with cash, in the cities of SEW YORK AND BOSTON. We have enlarged odr Store Room, and have how raUcb the largest slock of Goods we have eVer offered.. Our stodk consists; in part, as follows i“, ; *

VEVAY PRIG

;S CURRENT.

Cbrrccted Weekly for |be Reveille', Ap[ilci,dried p bu 5031,00 Grain—wheat —@1.10 *• green tirl 75j1.25 corn Bo an) - "5®I.Wj ■ pn • SU&GO Hoetwax - oali 303110 Barrel), flour EiS3u lUy p ion - Itrjjll ** potaloe a'$JI;Urd, p B, . 3@10 Butler p 6 15g'.*o MoUuci, .V. O, - S(/S30 Bacon bams, 10£K*;| > “ S. H. 5 SCO Shoulder* 7 .Onions p budiel 5A&3S Side) > mo.Foutoe* Jj • @U*l Coffee, p rack Seed*—Clover — “ p ft blue grata IlIJO Cheese, p box ]o@12 Ilia*seed lal,S5 do p ft 'S timothy "a2,2j ChirtOns p dot lA»A2.Ui,SogarperliU • 5aG Kccs p doieti g. a f Jo retail » 5*0 Flour p barrel E,OOS8jUSalt {•erbuihet SoaftO Feather* P 6 in.Tallow, - Pain Golden Sjn;p Tosioj Wood, - S,0fo3,S5

We wish some friend who is familiar with the subject, would write an article or two for the Jiemlle, on the subject of our proposed Telegraphic connection with Florence, Patriot, and Rising Sun. ‘ Who will do it?

NEW. tiOObS.

jC5T Sir John Franklin’s Expedition, it will be remembered, consisted of two ships—the Erebus and the Terror. The Philadelphia Inquirer is of the opinion that the remains of all the property found thus far belonged to the crew of the Ere 1 Dns, Sir John Franklin; and that pot an article belonging to any member of the crew of the Terror, Captain Crozier, has yet been discovered. It is probable, therefore, that the two ships separated, and that either the craw of the Terror ate still alive, or perished in the sea north of our continent. It should also be observed that the Indians, in their account, speak of a ship, ahd not of ships, in connexion with the voyagers who wore seen by them. The hope of a single survivor is of course fa*nt, but let us cherish it to the last.

OUR Pint supply of FALL A'WlNTBk GOODS, has arrived, and we are ho* prepared ; lo oiler our customers bargain). Having considerably enlarged our establish* meat, we ate now opening t atock far superior to any that we have ever been able to show before, both in extent and variety; consisting of (Be folln*iag: * Black*Blue, Drown, Mixed, and Fancy Ssmeus. . . , ,

Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, JitTJtlicI*, Chfoitic or Nervous .Debility, Dlscisc of the Kidneys, and all dlieajeiaiVittgfroi|i a' disordered ■ liver or Stomach; snth uCdnMlpalioh, Inward Pilee, Fullness of Wood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nat)* ■», Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fnlrt#* or Welrbt In tn s .StomVch, S(tarKhtCtatl?h!i, sinking Or Flo lie ring a) the Pit of the.SUyijach, Swimming of the Head. Jlarricd nnlterlnpiilhc Heart, Chocktnr or SoSoratlng fiebnliont whcnln lying postaro Dimness of Vision, Doll or Wcba before the air hi, - Fever and Dull Pain In the Herd, Defldcncy of PerfptratloD,,VeUowneaaof the Hklu and By*;*. Pain In lie Side. Back, Chest, limb*. Ac, Sudden Rushes of Evil, and ered UeprcMpm bCsnititvean UeUctJually cared by Da. HoorLAxn'a celebrated .GERMAN blTTERS,

3-4, 4*4 and 5-4 Brown Shed tiles; Pleached Mtivlins, do. do. do.; Bro*n,'Bleached and Colored Drills; Spirting Checks; Domestic and DressQingbbms; Bed TicksJ Red, Yellow and White Flannels; Cntiton do.; LinSeyi and Linings; Cloths, Casimeres, Satihets, Tweeds, Jeans, ; Berseys, <Vc-, 4o. Merrimac, Gocheco, and Furniture Prints; all wool, and other DeLaines and DeBegcs, French and English Merinoes; Mohair and Alpacca Lustres; Black Silk, Plaid Cashmeres, and other Dress Goods; Irish linens, Plaid and Bar’d Jackonet and Cambrics: Bay'Stale or-Long Plaid Shawls; Square, and Merino Shawls; also. Bed Blankets, 4c., &c-, and many other articles usually kept by us in the same line.' itr oar NOTION DEBAR AMENT, can be found — . .■

Drowned. —On Sabbath evening last R. A. Campbell, one of the engineers of the steamboat Fort Henry, jumped over hoard in getting out of the way of the falling wood-pile, and was drowned, near Rising Sun.

Brown,'Blue and Blacx and Mixed Faricy Tweeds. . Blue,' Black, Grown and Fancf Jeans. Plain, Plaid and Figured Linings. Plain arid Plain Linseys. ■ ■ ■- ' broadcloths, Of French and American manufactures. For sale low by U.P.SCHENCK&SON.

O' It would hardly do for any one to have the temerity now-o-days to question the excellence of Dr. Ilooflnnd’s German Bitters, which are prepared by Dr.C. M. Jackson. In cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and derangement of the digestive organa, their many virtues have long since been made plainly apparent. Tie r purge from the system the morbid humors which retard, the natural funcliats, and bring' paleness to the cheek and suffering to the brow! They banish those clogs upon happiness, and restore the system to high health. See Advertisement

Prepared by Di. C. if. Jirrrn'x, No. ISO Arrb Sir - . ■ Philadelphia, . •;

jCyRev. Isaac Kelso lectured at the M. E. Church, in this place, on Tuesday evening last.-. Subject: Romanism.

Their power over the aborts, dt*ea*e* It not errrllcd If equalled, by any other prvhafelioii Iii the Si*lex, at the earn ailed; In nlacy ca*ct after rfclltful phrrlclacu hid failed;, , . .. . : There Bitip ri are Vorthy the attention of Invalid*,— , Poaaeasfof Rceatrinue* in Ih'o m'liflrstlon of of the Liver and leitcr flauiL*, eii-rcbing the moA iearebloj; power* Ifi weakness and affection* of the IK* gealiro Otgmu; they are t «itbal. aafc, certain nnJ pleaaaaU

Coats' Black and White SpoolCotlon; Patent Thread;' Skein Silk; Needles: Pins; Dress Bones; Hooks and Eyes; Combs and Buttons, of alt kinds; Suspenders; Buckskin and Berlin lined Gloves, and Mittens; Lamias Wool Hose and Half Hose; Children's Worsted do.; Linen, Cambric, and Silk Handkerchiefs; Black Silk and Fancy Cravats; Black Lace Veils; Embroidered Collars and Sleeves; TalTela and Velvet Ribbons, 4c., 4c.

TAXES FOR 1854.

THE undersigned, Treasurer of Switzerland county, Indiana, hereby inform* the Tax Payers that the per centum charged on taxable property, and rate of polls in said ccuntft oh the duplicate of said year, Is as follows, viz:, I

{For tha Weetljr Reveille. Rjsino Son, • October 27, 1854.

Messrs. Editors: —For the information ■of yoor correspondent and others interested in the hnildihg.of a Telegraph Line from your place, I will give yon a statement of the arrangement that the Bising San Line has with'the Kat'i nil Line.

(D* For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases, Backing Cough, and the effects of imprudent use of Mercury, no medicine has ever been discovered Which has effected such Cutes as Carter’s Spanish Mixture. Threat diseases produced by 'Salivation, Bronchial Affections, Liver-Disease, Neuralgia, and Rheumatism, have all been'ielievcd and cured in a wonderful manner by the great purifierof the blood. Caller’s Spanish Mixture. The rase of Mr, T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any oiia who doubts.' Gallon the ageill and piocure a pamphlet containing cures, which will astound you, ' ' -

at in mo at roxTi*r«i>.

On cacbSlOO worth of taxable property; for Stfllo purposes, - . .. y .. . 16 cents. On each taxable poll for Slate purposes, v fid ** ** County purposes, 60 Oh each. 8100 worth of taxable'property for county purposes, - - • • - ; 60

H. TV. Chanty, MiUcmbotpli, Ky„ On. II, U32, satd: “Hatlhg sold yoor Billets snrae time, I flml It ha* given satisfaction In every instance that has corns under my nolle*. 1 ! ■",* • ' ■ ■ Kelson H. Edward/, SaVvtM, Ry„ June S, "all: “We rejdlce’in Inform y*m that this Juitly.cv'lebraied ' medicine haf fatly maintained the exalted reputation which ha* been Hvcn tl, and having trded It* virtues • we unhesitatingly mt |t eminently <!<•«-ires It-” : J. hi. & J. W,, Berry, Ky,; July ], l£53, add; u We have hcanf of nany cures hy tb« use of Dr. Holland** German Hitlers, and oclivvo ivio bo t valuable medicine.” ■. ■ . -J. 6 ran I,-1 ry lot, Ky., June 23. IfTS, raid; “Wchayo Ineeeededlh Inlnxluclnc jonrllooiand Bitters phyji* etahi ttad blhdtt purcbaVdlhem by Ihe half doion and dOXCDa 11 t ’’ ' V - Dfs P. FilIoA Bro-.Kiwfxtm'o,Tctin.. AprilM«l, aald: “Your Bitters are Mw rt‘l! Inc very fs>t,aiid rr cryperron that has Used it, solar as we hare I ecu Lblem lcara,hatbechnenemted.? . iTheteBUtqntre entirely vegetable, they Invlgorat* and strengthen the ay stem, never prorlrtto It, and can bejued for Infants ns well as adolu. - For sate by respectabledealer* everywhere. . «M2l J. U TUIERA L'l), Agent, Vcvay.

Explosion ol Seven Tons of Gan

Our Stock of BOOTS 4 SHOES Cannot be surpassed in quality or durability; as w have much the largest stock ever offered by us, and hare bought; them eolilely for cash, in the city of Boston;

Powder.

TWENTV PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH, AND ONE HLHDREU WOUNDED !

On each 8100 worth of taxable property for Sinking Fund tax, 2 On each 8100 . worth of taxable property for school purposes, -• •. 10 On each taxable poll for special school tax lot Jefferson township, 1 •* 80 On cace.SlOO worth of.taxable property for special school Ux lot JettefsobTawnship, 25 On each 2100 wbHH. of taxable property for' Wad purposes lh Jefferson ; Township, , JO On each SlOu worth of taxable property for toad purposes id PosdytowdShip, ; - :’ 10 On each 2100 worth ofjaxable.pfo'pcrty for road purposes in Cotton To wtiship, -12 On each 8100 worth of taxable pfoperly for road piitpojea in Pleasant Ttownship,. * l6 On each .8100.'woflh of'Jiasable propefty for Ittwrikhip BaraoScalttJeJfcrwJh lowtuhlb, , 3 Oh each^8100-worth’ of-laxabla properly for township pvrpoic* itiYorlgtownship, I... r- 4 Ott eahh'8100 Woithof taxable’ property for IrtWMhippttrpbsekin Posey township;- ; 4 On- each.ilOO worth ’of'taxable properly for towship pn rfoscs in Cotton-township, , 8 On each 8100 worth of taxable-moperty for township purposes in Pleasanttownship 6 On each 2100 worth'of taxable property for township purposes in Craig Township 4 On each 8100 worth of taxable property within the Corporation of-the town of Vevay, for corporation purposes, - . : . 25. On dacb Uxable poll tor'stme purposes within the corporation, - * J , > ,./.50 ' (fye und&rsietiedfu fiber notifies tax-payers thaWie»*IH attend in the strttffal ToWiShlps in the cdiitrty, atthe rollofrittg pU'Cea off the day* herein mentioned, fof the purpose of fcceiving faxes to-wiu , • f . -i York Township—At Florence! on Monday, November 6,1851.

A fire broke Put in Lawson’s Steam Mill, at Gateshead,(near Ncwcastlc-upon-Tyne, England,) on the Gth, destroying an immense amount of property, and involving' an awful destruction of human life. Twenty bodies had been taken out of the ruins, and nearly one hundred survivors were so badly injured that many more deaths were expected. The destruction of property is estimated at not less than £100,000, An eye-witness describing tlic scene says: 1 Suddenly, a liuia afUr o’clock, tho:o was a tremendous explosion from tho adjacent bonded warehouse of Mr, Sissons, stored with salver, saltpeter, naptha, and gunpowder—-common rumor reporting the quantity of the latter explosive material to have been seven tons.

All Messages originating on their line, and going to Cincinnati, Louisville and intermediate places, belongs to them. Messages going beyohd those points, they have the amount to those points. .Tot instance, a message going to New Orleans, thp price is 31,65; of that, the Hieing Sun Uric has 25 cents—-National line 81,40,

We feel Confident We Cdn olfet gfedl inducements in this line* Out stack consists, in part; as follows: -

For sale by J. L. Thikbacd, Vevay, and by dealers in medicine everywhere. •

Mbit's. Boy’s,-abd VoUlh's Ktp and Calf Boots; Men’*,’Boy's,. and Youth's Kip and Calf Shobs; Ladies', Misses, ahd Chtldteh's Kip, Calf and Goat Bootees, Ladies' ahd Misses Kid, add'Enameled Bootees'add Buskins; Misses and Children's- Fancy Shoes. Also— Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Rubber Over-Shoes, «5fc./4fC. ■" ■/. ALSO, Teas, Soap, Candle*; Sotonrtus, Pepper, Allspice, Gingers Starch, Colton Yarn, Batting,- Candid* WiCk, 4c., &C. : 4 l.v j 'ALSO—Dyo Slulfrrinajgo, MaadeL' Altlhi, Logwood, 'Copperas, 4e., and a great martjr other articles impossible for us td eniifnerate* in tins list; among which is . our usual assortment of Hats and Caps, Hardware, .Queens-, ware. Glassware, Tinware, &c., A-c. .We would be pleased to baveyoiics.il on: us, and examine our slock and prices, before purchasing your usual ;

DEATHS.

■ In Vevay, lod., Oct.29; Isaac SteVe as, Sr., aged about 75 years. Cincinnati papers please copy.

Your correspondent mil sec at once that for thc.oso of Hising Sun Line (12 miles long) they get the use of 15Q of National Lines—and of- course; very fa* vprahlc to Hlsiug Sun Line. - The same liberal arrange Ho doubt can be made for any line built from Vcvay, with the Rising Sun Line. . Respectfully yoUra, IL

Carter’s Spanish Dlhlui^p. fanHEGREATPURIFIEROFTHHBtiStJD: SOT J.VA PARTICLE OF pERGORY IS IT.—AS IS* fallible remedy for Scrofula, King?* Evil, Eheama* tilth, ObtUnebu EroptlonJ, Pimple* or Pd stole* on Urn fkedpBlotehdS. BmU, Chronic Sore Kycx. Hint Worm or Tetter, betid Head,'Eolarteni cut amt. Pain of tito Bones, jOlnu, Sloboom Ulcers, S'ympnntrte iumroers. Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all diseases arising. Irani id Injudicious two of Mercury, Imprudence-In life, or impurity of tha blood. . This valuable medicine, which has become celebrated for the number of extraordinary cores e&cled H<r>*' Itragency, h« induced the proprietors *1 the urgent request of their friends, to otfer it tv the public, wnkb they do with’the utmott conMcncc In Us vlricei and wonderful curative propertied Tbb following cctfflcates,selected from a large iiRmbcr, stronger testimony than the mere word Of the nroprieton; and are all from gentlemen well Known In Ihcir localities,'and 'of tfie nlghc-d renterlability, many of them now redding In the city of Richmond,Virginia. P. Botncx, Esq., of the Exchange II uttdj Richmond, khdkarevefywhe»,tayshe hry seen the medicine call • oJ Carter** Spanish Mixture adwltfeten-d in over a hundred eases, In neatly all the diseases fei which R is recorinflended, with, the .tnost astonishing remits.' 'll* says It Is ihe most extraordinary medicine be has ever reen.' ‘ -‘-v;' '■ , • Aura awn ftm-CitiT Crtr.—1.hereby certify, that, for three years.! tad Aguoapd Fever of the mort violent description;; I had seven] Phyrieianv teot large quantities of Quince, Me rcniy,and I believe ell Ihe Tonies advertised, but all without any penhenctl relief.; At hut I tried Carter's f pahlih Mixture, tan bottles of which eOcctu*lly cured me, and.l am happy Uf aay 1 have had neltet Chills or Fevers since: 1 murider It the. hert Tonic In Ihe world, and the only medicine that ever reached my ease. JonsLoxnnix. . - Blatet Dam, dear Richmond, Va.. • . • . . C.'B. Lets; Esq., how In the City of Richmond, and tor many years in the Post Office, bes sueh e»i,lliteneo In ihe SUohlflilhgo*B'(*eyof Carter's Ryanldi Mixture, that he. has bpoght upwards df 50 bottles, which he Has given away to the afflicted. ME Luck says he has never known tl to ialLwhen taken according ttfdirec lions.'- • V ' .. v- ■

RISING SUN

TEtEUBAPH COMPANY, WOCLD respectfully announce to the citizens of Vevav and vicinity, that they have this day appointed an agent to receive and distribute Tele*;rath Messages.

Messages will be recjved daily up to the hour of the Mail Boat passing up, and forwarded to ‘he Office in Rising Sun, when they will he forwarded without delay, by'Telegraph. The Messages can be paid for on delivery to and from the Agent— iritAont extra charge, or postage. B. J. HATHAWAY, Lcsse. F. J. WALDO, Agent for Vevay, Ind. ' Rising Sun, Oct. 27, 1851. nov2tf

FALL it WIXTER SUPPLIES, as we feel confident we can make it to yoiif advantage, and.orir-mutual benefit, to make your purchases of us. v’ 1 ocl2 • WILLIAM SHAW $ SON;

The two towns (for Newcastle was instantaneously involved in the calamity) wens more or less reduced, over a large area, to wreck.

•Look, to your Insurance Policies.

Section bG of Chapter 54 of the Bering Statutes of Imliann, (set} volume 1, ' pojtc 340;)'tcad8 as follows: “Every pereon who snail undertake to act as an insurance agent for any company not incorporated under the laws of this State,sh«l first deposit with the recorder of tho~rtnmty in which he professes to establish his agency, an authenticated copy'tif a resolution or order of the board of directors of such company, anthoriztng any fcitizen or resident of Indiana, having Vilaito growing out of a contract of 'insurance made with such agent therein to sue for the same Ih any Court of this State* and consenting that service of 1 process on such agent'shall have the same force and effect as if'&rvcd upon the President and directors'of sbch company; and he shall also : fitc ah an* thenticated copy of his commission or jriSwer of attorney under which ho claims tojhctos such agent; Wiif ahy insurance mdSej'or procured tobe made by : tuch agent, or pirsoHactitig in behalf, or tis the medium of any foreign insurance company, contrary to the provisions qf this section, SHALL BE VOID.”

The church was a wreck, its windows broken and the roof destroyed. The illuminated clock was n min; but it was possible to tell by the pointers that the explosion had occurred at ten minutes past 3 o'clock. Everywhere the sound of wailing was heard. Men were in tears. Passing through the Observer office yard we heard tt woman lamenting bitterly the case of her child, on whom t)ie roof had fallen as it lay in bed. In Bridge street* a man was being carried on a board, almost lifeless, to the Infirmary. The streets were covered with furniture—beds, bedding, all descriptions of household area. The miserable owners were near their property, and anxiously inquiring after missing friends and relatives. As the day dawned the town was literally strewed, almost every street having had fragments af ruins hurled by the explosion, or caused by It, and the scene of wretchedness and lamentation of families who had lost friends dr property, may bo more readily imagined than described. The church-yards and every available refuge for the protection of household prop 1 erty are occupied on every side.

Indiana Slate Stock Money

Ascii t lor I lie Couuiry la New

York Clly. ; •', fBtUB advertiser is prepared to act as GenJL eral Agent and Correspondent, m New York, for-business men and others in the inte* riot. He. will devote bis whole rime and attention to the purchase and sale.of Fancy and other Goods, Books, Prints, Machinery, Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Stock and Materials,. Philosophical Implements, Seeds* Stock, &c. Collections made.add;suits prosecuted. Information of all kinds furnished-with regard to persons and places'here.- Situations pro* cured and guaranteed for clerks, mechanics, professional men ami others. Male and female employees engaged and sent ,to the coUntry,— Passages secured to California, Australia, arid Europe. In fine, anything that an intelligent Agent, welt acquainted with New York and its business men, can do for an absentee* will be executed faithfully and promptly. Commu ideations confidential. Address, with fee adequate to the service," A. E. BARTON, 180 Mulberry street. New York. September, 1854 —Ifr-fit.

Wanted! U. P. SCHKNCK $ SON continue to receive most of the Indiana State Stock Banks for Goods and Accounts. noV2

• Posey Township—At Patriot, on November?, 1854. • ■ . r .■ At on Wedncidiy, Nov. 8,1854. . Colton Enterprise, on Thursday, Noy. 9, 1854, \ ■;;

Indiana State-stock Money! TtS/E are receiving most of the Indiana * w State Stock money for Goods and Ac-

counts.

TEATS, SCHENCK fc CO.

' At Montgomery's Store, on Friday* November 10, I854j • ■ . •' iV-. ; - Pleasant Township—At Benniflgtort, on Saturday, Novi H, J8o4. . Craig Towrishjp— -At Sliaw*sStoife,bd MonRsy,NoVi i3,!8M,; • . ; ; . ? ■

Rising Sun

INSURANCE COMPANY,

Of itldug Sud, I lull nun. THIS Company is now fully organised and is prepared to insure against the damage by Fixe and the petits of Navigation.

.■ Jefferson Township—At Jacksonville, on Tuesday, Noy. 14, 1884.*., f - > .■ At Treasurer**. Office in Yevay, on. Wednesday, Nov." 15, 1854; and at all times tbereaner according,to'Iaw,' ' 7 . Supervisors of .Roads are requested" to make returns of the work- done in their, respective, districts before the Umo appointed for meeting the Tax Payers, v ; GBO:*H. ’ RYLE, Tfeafbrerof S. C.;' Treasurer's Office, Sept.20,1854i—iWt

Dr. Mixo, a practicing Phyildan, and formerly of the City Hotel, in the city of Richmond, say* to wit* netted In a number of Instance* the oflccLt of Cerler’* Spanish Mixture',' which, were moottruly furpiWwr.— Honys In a cue of Consumption, dependent, on tho Urer, the Mod e Beets were wonderful Indeed, ‘.Ssjicxi. Al, Ihunnst of the Arm of Drttitcrdt-ilor-rii, Hlchmond,w*i'cured pf liter Cdmtdalut of eighth yearr stand Incl fay - the tue of two bottle* of Carter'* Spanish Mixture.; . ■ .• . - GatarCuac or SctorcLi".—The Rdlio'r* of the Richmond Republican bad a sertanl employed io their rrc-«* robin, cored of violent Scrofula, comblvd,*ith Rhea m*tbm,'.whlth entirely disabled hl*4- Mta work. iyo botflesof Carter 1 * Spanish Mixture made a perfect, turd or hlm.abd the' Rdllcrt, Id apuMtc noUeeijMy they “cheerfully >e£ouu«e'&d It to all who ate afflicted wltiagy dtaeate.of the Wood.”;,, .; ; Stitt Asdrotm Ccau br SwtortL*.—1 bad a vorr ralubte Boy cured fit Sctofalaby. Carter** Spatil<h Mix tore •—■Jiaii M. TiiioR, Conductor oh the H. P. dr P. ltCb.iBkBtnOlid.Ta. - > : '■r ■ .SiteRgtnorSOtuw*r*XtnxoCcxanv—Mr. John ‘ Thompson, ittUlqi'la (he fltyof BlHnnbnd,ww cur- - ed by three' bottle* of Carter'* Spanish Mixture, of Salt Bheum.whlch he had nearly.30 rear*, and which all the physicians df the 1 city 'could not euro. Mr. . Thompson is a well known- merchant ip the city of Richmond, Va.,and hi* eureUmoitrcuiattaWo.-. Wn. A. Mjnrwiw*, of Rfchmoti J, VaA hud a senrant cured of Uphill*, In the Word form , by Spanish Mixture. He say* he cheerfolly recommend* It,: and consider* It an Inralaabte nedtelnc.' V;

BO.UID Of Directors.

S. HATHAWAY, WM. IU POWELL, JACOB C. WELLS, B. B. LORlNO, J. W. TALBOTT, JOSEPH B. J. HATHAWAY, ISRAEL LORlNO. A. C, DOWNEY, JONH W.BPENCER,

S. HATHAWAY. President R. J. HATHAWAY, Secretary.

JOHN GRACE

TKfOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —Notice is hereby given, that ! will sell at public auction on Thursday the IGth day. of November next, fit the.residence of Smith Turner, late of Switzerland county, deceased, all his pcfsotial property, consisting of Cattle, Sheep. Hogs. $c. - A credit of six mootns wilt be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving hts.note with approved security, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN OREM, Administrator, Oct 19, -

1VOT1CE TO JEfcOAlWAtt-THE iu undersigned has on band ’.j ; :;: -' ';; 300,000. fbbt > •*• •. I Poplar Boat Roofing . Which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.. I am constantly receiving' from the mil Is and will be able to supply any amount at short' notice. " Also, False Flooring, Studding, Rave Boards and Ridge Poles constantly on hand." Please give me a call. i-._ O’ Office on Third Street L. G. HURLBERT.. Aurora, Ind„ Aug. 24, 1854.—9-3m

Risks taken on the Barges of SleamboAls and Plat Boats; and also on Buildings and Mercl aUdize at equitble rates of premium by GEORGE E. PLEASANTS, nov2lf ■ Agent; at Vevay, Ind.

A large number of Policies haVe’bccn issued in this county fay a foreign* Company which has not complied with this law. Those policies arc therefore‘Void, and the holders of them have no protection from them. Those interested, tihdUld •look to it

Lamps and Spirit Gas I THE subscriber has on hdnd and for sale a supply of Spirit Gas-and .-£*===*=*. Glass Lfiraps, Which Will be sold lower than eVer offered be- UTaPggedffil fore in this market

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK.-NOTICE IS hereby given that t will sell at'public auction on Monday, thb filh day of November, 1S54, at the residehce of James Gray, late of Switzerland couhfy, deceased) all his personal property, consisting of Chairs, Bureau, Hotses, 4c., Ac. A credit of hide Months will be given oh all sums over three dollars; all snms Under that amount cash in hand; the purchaser giving his note with approved security, Waiving valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN MANFORD, Administrator. Oct. 19, 4854.—IT-3L

Another account. Biysi Tho sceflo presented in Dillgate and the neighborhood, ns soon rs tho inhabitants had recovered from’ the alarm and begun to ascertain what additional catastrophe had happened, was of the most heart-rending description. Ah omihOUs abd breathless calm for a moment succeeded tba fearful explosion. Then Were heard the shrieks and cries of women and children,, and persons of both sexes and all ages, many of whom had not been disturbed merely by tho fire, bat who ran into tho streets—they knew not why nor whither. Wounded persons were seen being carried out upon shutters, and conveyed to the Infirmary; children, With their Infant, limbs enveloped in their night-clothes, Were crying for their parents; and all hearts trembled with ah ill-defined apprehension that the wont had dot befilleh them.

ALEX. DEl’liAZ.

Notions.

Richakd B, Wui. of Richmond, yraa cnred of Scjof* ola, tod what physician* called confirmed OonauinpUoji by three bottles of Carter’s Spanish'Mixture; Ed win B catos, of Iho Revenue. «ys he has seen the good cTects of Carter's Spanish allx(are In a number oi Syphilitic case** *“d aaya It U a perfect core for that horrible disease. Wji. G. Hxkwood, of Blebtnohd,\ a., tun'd M old Sorei and Ulcers, which disabled Wm fronnrxlkinf • Took a few boUl?i of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, and was enabled Id walk wltfoul a Clutch; In a abort tune M- IVARb, CL05B ft Cd.,X*. eaTSSlTn Y<!rt. T. V. UYOTTft SOXR, North M SU, Philadelphia. BEXJiKTT ft BBBRS, No. 12», Math tU Richmond. Va. ■ Ahd for fate by j. L. Till KBAUD, Vo fay; Hy .Von risdn ft Broth. Bennington; John J. Paul, Vt. Sterling; Thdl. McCullough, Mooriteld. *>-Kl

Official Tote of the State.

THREADS, Needles, Pins, Dress Cord, Whale Bones, Hair Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Hosiery Gloves. Combs, Suspenders, Gun Caps, Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes,, Port Monnais, Pocket Books, Tapes, Linen and Worsted Braids, Corset and Shoe Laces, Cotton and Silk Hdkfs, Buttons, Cravat Clasps, PAint Buckets, 4c., 4c. Just ftccived and for sale low by sep 14 U. P. SCHENCK $ SON.

The following is the official vote of In'diann for State officers, at tho October •election*.—

School Notice.

MRS. DUMONT will re-commence her Select School on Monday, 23d of October. Terms as heretofore, vja : Rhetorical Reading, Writing, History, Geography, Grammar and BookKeeping. - - - - - 34,00 Algebra or Latin classes, - 6,00

School Notice.

JWOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION. — NOis tice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of James Gray, late of Switzerland county, deceased.' Said estate is supposed to be solvent. - octl9 JOHN MANFORD, Administrator.

I WILL resume my School in the White Hall, on Monday, Oct. 17th, ou the same terms as heretofore, and continue until the Free Schools are opened. octI3 VIENNA WOODS.

Hides Wanted. THfe highest market price paid for Hides at all limes at the Grocery store of , kp28 P. S. L1NDLEY.

Family Groceries)

JUsT RECEIVED— . Irish Linen, Black Silks, Corded Skirls, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Block, Italian andFanoy CfaVats, Silk and Fancy Veils, . Rohbet, Cap ami Laffela Ribbons, .... Fofsale loW by U. P. SCHENCK 4 SON.

A t tn clunent Notice, Jamea Miller A Son,) against £ Attachment Jehu J. StockdelL)

sale «r Viliarl* Privileges. TIJOTICB is hereby given that the Trustees iV of Ihe Towtl of Vevay will, ai their meeting to be held at the Auditor’s Office in Vevay Dn the evening of the first Monday of November, 1854, sell out to the highest bidder the privilege of col'ccltng Whatfage, at the landings belonging to said town bf Vevay, for one yedt from Octobet 1st, A. D., 1854. FRED. L. ORISARD, President Of Boatd of Corporation Trustees. Hrbss Goods* PLAIN and Batted CarobrifcSs* 1 do 1 dd Jackoriets, Bdok arid Mdlt Muslins,' Bikhob arid Victoria Lawns, Just received; and for sale low. * . I sep U . U, P, SCHENCK if BON. I

Coffee, Rice; Allspice, Sugar* 1 ' Uaddlti, Alum, , Molasses, . - Soap, Qinght, Tea, Pepper, Saletaloi, . , . Starch, Mackerel, Nutmegs; ftc.,.4c.

NOTICE ta hereby given that a writ af Attachment was issued in the above entitled cause teiurnabie oh the tSth day of November, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at toy office in Posey Township, .Switzeiland county, Indiana, When and' where I shall proceed to best said case. WADEILJACK,

- Scattering voles, to the dumber of 4,030, were given, for other Talbotts than Hiram E. for Auditor; and 923 votes for v Wm. H, Kofisinger for 'treasurer- B. E. Gookmi and Gi B. Gookina received 2,236 voles for Supreme' Judge.

; Justice of the Peace. Posey Township, Oct 23, 1854,-13-31

CTBLANKS.XB

LIME,— 20 barrels Cement and White Lime i«i»t receiverl arid for sale by |«15 ‘ - TEATfr'SCHBlfogfrCq.

, lattices of the Peace, Notary Bublics, and otbeh are informed that wo keep for'sale Blank DSeds, Votes, fiabpanu, ■Bmaraons'i etc.* 1 Which we sell in ouidtitiei to tail pdfchiieri. Come along, and gelt eopplf.

mjOTICE.—ALL PERSONS ARB HEREBY i.w warned not to hlrboi'-or credit my wife HDtH KEITH on hay aecouht, as I am deterfouled to pay nd debts of bet contracting. 0lS3-3t • LEWIS KEITH.

A No. 1 article ofTobacco, both, Cavindtsh Hi 6 Plug all of which will be sold low for Cash, by ’ P. UGhlSARD & SON, Centr Mtin fyj'trrf Stnttt. Vevay, Jan, 1, ISM.. -

CHAIN PUMPS received this dSyand •1.V fotwrie low by • . F. L. GRISARD if SON. '

BECBSTABY OF STATE. Erasmus B. Collins, * '• 98,259 Nehemiah Hayden, * * 85,636 AUDITOR OF BTATEi Hiram E. Talbott, - . 91,812 ■John P. Donn, • - • . 86,203 TBEASCHHn OF STATE. William R. Noflsinger, * - 74,359 William F. Noffainger, - * 28,367 Elijah Newland, - - - 85i592 JUDGE OF BDfRfiitB COURT. fiamnel B. Gooldiig, *> - 96,386 Alvin V. Hovey, - . . 85,357 StTPEilHTZHDBHT OF PCBUO lNSTBUCTiO& ; Caleb Mills, - - . 99,857 William C. tanabee, - - 85,835

PALL T RADE— 1854. HARWOOD 4- COORVplSlER, INVITE the attention of their friends and public generally to their lirge and well selected rfock of FALL GOODS, bonsislirig of erfery description of DHY GOODS. GROCERIES; QUERNSWARB, HATS i CAPS, BOOTS dr SHOES, HARDWARE, „ . TnBLE CUTLERY, Ac., Ac. Alt of which will be sold At their usual lowest cash prices. Those wishing to purchase will plcasb givb us n call before purchasing elsewhere. Butter and Eggs, taken to exchange for Goods. Also, any tHhct artitle of produce. HARWOOD $ COURVOISIER, Successors to THIEBAUD A HARWOOD, No. i, Odd Fellows* Building, |yl3 Vevay, Ind;

I\cw Yotic bnd Boston! THE subscribed are sow rVcelvlbg i vfcVy htg'e iWci of r DrY GOpbb, bit., Ac.. suited lojthe Pall Tiaife, elnbraciBg all the article* usually kept it) their line, which have 1 been selected with great care in the cities of SEW TtiltK fc BOSTON, and purchased entirely. with cash. We fed confident we can oflVr superior inducements to purchasers, arid .we invite all in want ot Goods iu call on us and examine cdt stock before buying elsewhere. ... • WILLIAM SHAW & SON. Sept. 20, 1851.'

JUST HBCBlVfeb^ 200 pieces Priilt, , 40 pieces GinghabiSi , 25 pieces Md’mlm de wines. , For sale low by U.P.SCHENCKaEON.