Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 19, Vevay, Switzerland County, 2 November 1854 — Page 4

A FRESH SUPPLY OP

SCHOOL BOOKS Jim INDIANA. Recommended, in compliance with the requisitions of Law,-by-the State Board of Education) consisting of the Governor, Auditor of State, Treasurer of Slate, Secretary of Slate, and the Supcrin • tcndenl of Public Instruction, [See Sclioa Law, Section 77. J

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A Curious Structure.

Spring and Summer Goods. npHB subscribers, having increased their JL former slock, and having enlarged their Store, by the addition of another room, are receiving on extensive assortment of SPRING AND SOMMKR GOODS,

The nest of a tarantula (spider) has been found in California, of most singular construction. It is about tbrco inches in length, by two in diameter, built of adobes, the Wall being nearly half an inch thick. Inside is a projection, which nearly divides it into two apartments about an inch in diameter. —The inside is lined with n white downy substance, not unlike vehet, and pre cuts one of the cleanest and mo>,t tidy little households imaginable. But the moat curious part of it is a door, which fits an aperture and closes it hermetically. The door is scoured hy a hinge, formed of the same fibrous substance ns the lining of the house, ami upon jyhich it swings w ith freedom. —The next is occupied by a dozen little tarlantulas, which seem to subsist upon a yellow secreted substance that appears upon the wall of the first apartment. The arrangement of .the door for the protection of the little inmates, indicates great instinctive architectural knowledge. It is the intention of the tinder to forward this* curiosity to the Smithsonian Institute at Washington,

Sittings or the Comis In the Cousvr or Switierlshu, Isujan*. CIRCUIT COURT, I si Monday of.May. | 1st Monday of November. COMMON PLEAS COURT. Strilrertond County. 1st Monday of January, I 1st Monday of April. 1st Monday of July, | 1st Monday of Oct. fOJl.rilSSlONEKS CObltT. 1st Monday of.March | .lit Mondayof September 1st Monday of June | 1st Monday of December

Beyond the River.

Time is a river deep and wide, And while along its banks we stray V,*e sec out lov'd ones o’er its lido

Groceries, Queensware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, etc., etc. Feeling ossa ted that we can offer inducements that will insure us a sale, and satisfaction to purchasers, we would call the attention of our former friends and the public generally, to on examination of our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Having selected our Stock with especial care, we intend to sell as cheap as the cheapest—for cash or approved country producer and in out usual way, on time, to our old ; customers. Please call at No's I and 2 Schenck's Row.

Sail from out sight away, away. TV bate are they sped, they who return ■ No mote to glad out loticing eyes! They've passed from life’s contracted bourne To land unseen, unknown, that lies Beyond the river.

Omci or EetnusTCtnr-VT Oinuc Imrnw, J JitJiatjpolit, AVwmisf, li61' f At «. mi*tins Uis Slits EoirJ of EJowiIod, b*U it tlis Cifiui, Korrember M, 1563, well muaUt ef tbs DoorJ btlnj prtKnt, tb« folio sing document »u iJoptsd

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Tha Etal* Board of Education approro the follovinj Uit of teat-booki tor common achnot*: HcGaffey’s Eclectio Spelling Book, Mitchell's Primary Geography, The Indiana First Header, Mitchell's Geography and Atlas, The TrirHnnft. Second Header, Hay’s Arithmetic, Part First, The Indiana Third Header, Hay’s Arithmetic, Van Seeohd, The Indiana Fourth Header, Bay’s Arithmetic, Part Third, Batter’s Hwgiinii Grammar, Webster’s Dictionaries.

’Tis hid from view, but we may guess How" beautiful that realm must be; For gleaming* of its loveliness In visions granted ofl vve see. The very clouds that o'er it throw . Their veil, unrais'd for mortal sight, With gold and purple tinting glow. Reflected from the glorious light Beyond the river.

je23 SCHEN’CK & CO. Run Here Everybody,

THE largest and best stock of Goods ever brought to this market, selected with great care, and direct from (he EASTERN CITIES,, consisting in part as follows: 400 pieces Prints, Merrimac, Cocheco, and other good brands, fit) pieces liarcee and Barege DeLatn*. , 50 pieces Caw us. 40 pieces Ginghams, French and Domestic. . 30 pieces Mouslin Detains. 1 dozen Fine Crape Shawls, which will be sold very low. 13 dozen Fans, various qualities. Straw, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, 1 2 dozen Fine Silk Hats, new style.

The enmlnilkio of Booh) tor rat Common School* hi* IotcItcJ pnt l»bcr, hot the Bern! ha* fcJnTortd ' to perform tbaardnraa ul mpoulble dutyjoJfciwuly, thoroughly, and faithfully. Intrimk molt tor : kut ruction bu btn eomiJeiwl of paramount imjwruwt, uul (eeoadly, economy to tbc Sum '

And gentle airs, so sweet, so calm. Steal sometimes from that viewless sphere; The mourner feels their breath of balm, ' And soothed sorrow dries the tear. And sometimes lisl’ning cats may gain Entrancing sound that higher floats, The echo of a distant strain Of harps' and voices' blended notes. Beyond the ri'er.

The SCHOOL TBUfTkES, «boee dutf 1: 1*’to blew »b« look* at* uwJ, as do much to tafat the State Board tn obiaialcj vbat the School Lav contemplates, and economy to the people demand*—titUbnaJy ia echool books throughout the Bute.

W. C. LABRABEB. SupainUndtnl of PtUU Instruction, and President of tit Board oj Education.

Great Ul~ii ron Twelve and-a-hale Cent Lasus.—Tim opening of all the land offices in Mhsisrippi, ami the new graduation law, have crowded the ane'ent and venerable land oflico in Washington, Adams county, six miles back oj Natchez, with u countless host of land-jobbers. This is the oldct land oflicc in the State of Mississippi, and consequently alt the public lands in that land distnict have ken in market more than thirty years, mid can be entered nt n bit mi ru-re, and Uncle Sam’s title to the land. When a man can buy a faun of 320 acres, tbc largest amount allowed to he entered by one man," for forty dollars, and get the best title in the world, who would be without a farm?—,V. 0. True Bella.

R, B. A targe number of School Officer* and Ttrachen In Indiana bate already adopted the abort book*— recommended by the Suit Board tn compliance with the h'tv School Lav— tbs* ibovinc a determ Inal tod of tha fritod* of edntatira to cooperate vlih the Hoard in tccoring thnmyhmil the' Suit tbc nnUunaliy decked, vhlcb vb| arcVI frequent asd matins cbaDgts, benefit the knitter, and retie re parent* of a great and onneceuary cipente.

There are our lov’d ones in their rest. They’ve cross’d Time's river; now, no mure They heed not (be bubbles on its breast, Nor feel the storms that sweep it* shore. But there pure.love' can live, can last, They look for us their homes to share * When' we tnlmn away have dash’d. What joyful greetings wait us there. Beyond the river.

Carriage and Unggy I’rimiiiii)£. Harness.. and. saddle manufac-turing.—-The undersigned tj P T \r_A, prepared fur Trimming Carriages Buggies on the shortest notice, and keeps on hand a variety of Buggy Harness, Saddles, Btidh'S.'Whjp.;, Ac., tyc,, all Very low for cash. Please call.imd see. Mt. Sterling, jciUOiu DANIEL COLE.

150 pieces Bleached Shirting. i Bales Brown Muslins.

. INDIANA UBRCUAXTS an nipnlfully Rqocttcd to ctuin mpptinef th» fcocki nctntiwtwkd fof adoption la th« retire Stats. Their pnenl anJ Introduction, aitl rtliet* the Urtdunt of Uto ansbjanco aad loue* arising from tbo too fttqocnt chacgea oflluj Boot*, ■ The abort Book* are pubtbhed and for rale by Bookxllcri gtoeraUj Ibroojhoot Indiana, by Horton k QrUvotd, LoolnUle; W. B Smith fc Cincinnati; Tbotnw, Cowpcrthmit i Co., PblUJelphia; frart TToodtcrd k Co., and dark, Anjtln & Smith, Sew York.

1 Bale Brown Muslin, O-Mths wide: 4 pieces Bleached Sheeting; 3 y’ds wide. 75 pieces Shirting Checks, , : 1 dozen Miistpiitlo liars. . '60 pieces Oottonaee. ■ ■ ■' .30 pieces Tickings/ — ALSO — 12 dozen Parasols. ■ 6 dozen Umbrellas. : Fine French Cloth. Fine Doe Skin Cassimere.

0*The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the sale of the above- Books in witzcrland'county. Merchants and others will be supplied at the publishers wholesale prices. jy20.3tn \ ISAAC TEVKN, J*., .No. 3, Odd Fellows* Hail.;

Groceries — Groceries. The Cry la Still/Tliry Conic,

WATEUBBRY’S

The Whole World.

The First Indian Legislature.

Cassinelis, Cassiraeresand Tweeds. Ladies and gents Worsted and Cotton - Hosiery. Ladies and Gents Gloves, Kid, Silk and J Leslie Thread. ’ • . Qeccnswatc, Bools, amt Shoes, a large and good assortment daily expected. '—ALSO—;

Great Flfty Ccnt Gin Entrrprlxt.

Heretofore all laws for the government of. the one hundred millions of British subjects in India, have been prescribed by the Board of directors of tlic East India Company in London—the Governor General in Calcutta, or, lately, by the British Parliament. This grievance has been partly reminded by an Act of Parliament, organizing what they-facetiously cal! an Indian Legislature, composed oftlia Governor General, the'Governors of the virions presidencies, and high judicial fin:tfonaries—all appointed by the Crown, with authority to make laws and regulations for the. government of India. ■ Altliough each of the subordinate governments will bo duly represented in the legislative Council, ho popular element will enter into its composition;,. It has therefore, been proposed in some measure to remedy this defect, by. allowing on occasions . accredited agents of, particular sections of the community to appear before tho council to iuabo known the wants, wishes or objections of those whom they represent, Whelher this point will be conceded remains to be seen, Tlio first session of this Legislature took place on the ,20 th of May./ The public arc not permitted to bo present, and can only know so,much of their proceedings os they may choose to publish in 'the official gazette.

"ff.UST RECEIVED, Rio Codec, Sugar, Mock* lasses, Salctalus, Soda, Raking Powder, and a superior article of TEA—Gunpowder, Imperial, .Yonuc Hyson, and Block Ten—a fine article of (.’iu'wiiu and - ComitMit Tobacco, C.Midius, Ko.ip, Mackerel, Cod Fish'imd While Fish. :

,000,000 Gifts I—Worth Five Hundred Thousand ' Dollars.! — Consummation Beyond Doubt—Tickets, ellifig with the Greatest Rapidity. ■ • npllE Great Exhibition of Thirty Tableaux JL of Natural. History, now - exhibiting in the Northern ami Eastern cities, attracts great numbers every evening.. hi. connexion .with (his enterprise, lor only Firry Citato the purchaser receives a • - - ’ ' BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED GIFT CER. TIFIC ATE good for twa cd missions, to the most ennobling Exhibition cvcr_b(Tered to Americans, and one of the Tollowine gifts: ’valuable bnck House and tot in Philadelphia, - -■ S'l/ooo magnificent free-stone front ouse and lot in New York city, - - ' - 35,000 ■ three story brick house and lot in the city . of Boston, - - ■ - - - - 0,000 splendid Counlry Residence, in'the Stale of New Jersey, with fifty acres of land hi high ; stale’ of cultivation, * - * - ;20,(W0 magnificent Gold Tea Set, containing 29 - pieces of solid California gold, with solid silver, pedestal, beautiful coascd. Cash valuation ■ . ; - - - 6,000 0 massive silver Tea Sets finely chased 6,000 00 beautifully’ situated Building'Lots, neat L. LRjR.i within a few mi mites’ ride of New York City, - ■ - , - 60,000' . GO magnificent Rose wood Pianos, V} a popular maker, * / •, - • 80,000 CO Silver Cubs, of various patterns, 2,000 500 Gold Watches, consisting of Jules Jct■genson, Cooper, Independent.Second, Cio- . nometer, Eight-Day, Enamel Diamond, Mug ic, Duplex' and English Levers, Hunting, - .Cvery heavy,} for Ladies and Gents 60,000 3 "pairs. of splendid Horses,'.Carriage,' Harness, Ac,, - - . 4,000 00 Elegant Silk Dress Patterns . - 4,000 30 Beautifully mrde.Trotting Gigs 2,000 SCO 000 Beautiful teel Engrgvihgsof the hom6 of Jefferson, - -. - ‘ - 75,000 200.000 do of the ultan of Turkey 25,000 00,000 do of the Czar ofali the Rnssios 5,000 00.000 do: of the Harbor of Venice, the finest ' scenery In the World,:; - 25,000 00,000 Views of Washington crossing the Dele ware, - ' - - 2,000 .00,000 Descriptions of Grand'Tableau, forming*a desirable history ofali the.stirring events of the Revolution, - 25,000 95.000 pieces of fashionable music, 23,750 15 Loans of 81,000 each' for 50 years without security or interest, - > - ■ 6,000 918 sets of massive silver Spoons, . 9,250 CO Splendid Engravings, Gill and Fancy Frames, - , • >. - 2,000 1,000,000 . SoOOfOCd'

Minnesota.—Our new territory away up towards the frigid zone is going ahead freely. The first ngrictdlural fair was to have come off on Friday last, October 27th, A squash has boon left with a St. Pauls editor “as long and.as extensive in circufiiference as a flour barrel. 11 Shell oysters are being received at tho capitol. A railroad is only wanted to complete thchappinofs of the people.

FLOUR BACON,

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 assortment full and complete; all of wfitch woVpre determined to sell for a amall advance on cost for cosh, or in exchange for produce of all kinds usually. pur-, chased by traders. . : : Call and‘see Tor yourselves. Main street, opposite Odd Pel tows' Hall; •■■■. ‘ - .. : GEO. R. PLEASANTS & CO. May 11, 1854.—47-tf V i\cw Arrival Direct from

Dried Peaches, Raiscns, Candies, Spices, Ac.

—ALSO—

Pine and Cedar Ware, Churns, Tubs, Wash

Uoonis, Brooms. Ac. Tlie undersigned .respectfully-solicits his friends and customers .to give him acall, and examine his Slock; as tie intends and wj)l sell very low for cash. ALEX. UETHAZ. June 30, 1351.

«3Co,oui worth op.uifts for ink peopi.k. Prof. J.,w(Mit«€»K - Proprietor and Slinsptt. F. H.K. It low* - • - - - - - * ' Treasurer. G. -■ - * • ■ Correspothllic Seroiarj. C. A*nT6*lIiMU!>* - ,* * •, Derfrii-tive Lwtcnr, Prof. J. woodman Hart would reside Ifully aiinom.tId iJie nf Jew York and iho vvurt-t at I-r^-r, that for the peijitw of Security for I lie JJaintaklh ItItWraled Journal called ' ; ft’fhc AYhoirAVoiM,” the brfc?l errcoialtou i if any literary ,«* lej-iiif*«* jes|K>r eiUnl. ami for the imm** «f «w! Hie: all nv 111* Wonderful i Hart ration d/thr Kntifu wurfd, tie Cw and only Ihinenf Iheklnil ever j>rodufed, mm biUlioa'at tire Wurid's Hall, Sti*.37*ai;<i T,'J JhtuJtr.iv, Ut?r,'l>y ]«oi>ular.tiii? American Art; atm nUi <>f elv'ins win hi* whit) n'lcMjtii hi* rvnua(ml"Loot i>l 1‘tavei*, Adventures and Anecdote*,** which vtniuM In read by the mil I km. Ite will iIMr.btleaiemc the pi.rchaser* of lit* Una IfcilUrTietet*, 3uo,u<0 .MiumilW :.l and VahaMciGiflv, itmoai.li’-S to the itilii lulal t>l 3300.000. MSTGP GIFTS. * Prof. Hart's Whole Wot FI, worth an ]iiiihens.' fortune to aov une.valuedal - - - -■ $.7h,U*i Prof. Harl'ii Klepatit CriahliJ Seat, a llh 1U) mfn 4>I land In a «♦ cti1iivatii»;u ll*u **n utikli co?l 5 15,1 W* MluaUM mi Uiii ■ mill comma tidlnp n niacnidcviit view oJ 23 lull** in ■ evrrv direction, rnlued at - - , i*3^M) A Tati Loan for IW )urs, without inter.-:! tir *-* tir'd} . . - * .* ■ - , - - ih.ir.O Tbc Cclebralt.il Mndel t>f Hit* City nf Fan Francisco, lititr tin exhibition, ralueil at • • t,KJ) Prof. Hatf* Far-Famed Panorama tif the Holt* Land, vslut.il at - • ‘ - ia,trt> A -Mt sill Teen t Cny Itrjidt'nce In X\w Verb IT.wr“ 100,UU) Volumes of I'd if. Ilart’i evii-ndce Travels in the UId ainl Sew W'jrii|,ii»l.Ts)t*T-ti| with r.-ntatka- - bio Adventures, amudic Amt-loW, and Thrilling ■- Incidents, elegantly lievind,«|th sill edges, Uiduding a Portrait of the Author, nV 75 tents each 75,0,0 a Until) 1 11* Ltrts esch con la I nine HMCflMjaire feel, in S beautiful villam In llie suburbs of Sen Yurt viiy. Cadi v lined at §,7UI - l-^o 30 Elcpanl lto»iwuod Pianufurioa, at . Win 5 . tt ** *■ •• Jhi 3JtO •M “ u JtfiiiJei.li*, IK) i.Ms.0 50 Gold Wal.Le.s ' 1(W 5j«o ]K) . ** •• *i *• 75 7JK) 1U) t> •• «« ■ . $i, S.Ko 200 “ *• Brscelcb, 11 15 I->i) IK) .** »t ** H t,WiO 2,«0 *' ‘v 1 5.«n i*U0 set) HCfanl Silver Tea Sjnem* !) 1 .* 0j 30- “ ** “ Ih'Sert.''(«K , n3 is lAMf ”S “ ‘ “ “ TitMe* FjiOnljJ l.» *•» 211.000 Vols. Mrs. Parlinpltm'* Car]Mi of Fun. at SOccoU - . > - • • ]0,«U' 30.000 Piectw of Uto Most Fashionable Mualc, at 25 cent* each • ' *, - - 7,5(») 33,WO Htpalil Steel Knrra vines, at "3 Cl*, each K75n twtiu Ptnvly Engraved Pocket .Matu of Ihe City, of Sew York - ' H.ISti 31,le'J IVirt Mennab, aliSfcnU i - 7,..'.’it5 300.000 GIFTS . . . ... . . $1m‘,woo

Dr. It. CS. Ruler,

Run and tub Knife,—During this year twelve homicides have been committed in the city of New York. The Herald says this does not speak well for the enlightenment of the nineteenth ccmnry. The primary cause for all these murders has been rum, and there are two thousand people selling it without license.

Having Ptnliaueutlf Located lu Vevay, flfc KSPECTPULLY offers liis professional services to the citizens of the. town nu'd country, and he hopes by promptness and strict attention to business to gain a liberal share of the public patronage. He is ptepnrcd to operate in all branches of Surgery.* Especial attention paid to Chronic Diseases. Office— On Main street, adjoining C. Thiebaud’a Hoot and Shoe Store.

NEW YOICK.

WE are receiving and now opening a -large and splendid assortment of ' HARDWARE * CUTLERY,

consisting in put of the following articles,, to-wil:— * Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and Shears, ■ Razors and Strops, . '.' Table, Tea, and Basting Spoons . v-', ' Edge Tools of all description. Bench Planes, Gages & Squares, Hand.Ripp, Fnnneldt Tennant Saws, ■ Wood • ' tn sho'rt, a, full and complete assortment vf Carpenters* and Coopers’Tools.

— EEPEB.EN CKS:— Prof. L. Dunlap,M. D., Indianapolis, Ind. Prof. £. Ucming, M. D., Lafayette, Ind. Prof. Gross, M.O., Louisville,,Ky. Prof. J, Harrison, 31. D.,St. Louis, Mo.

SiT The steamer Arctic was insured for $600,000, half in this country, and half in England, tho total loss, including vessel, cargo, and money in tho hands of passengers is thought to be about 63,000,000. But the terrible loss., of humans,.^who will place a value or price upon them? *

Millinery and. Fancy Store.

mbs. e; m. rich,' 1 . No. 01 Fifth tlreel, Cincinnati, Ohio, ' WOULD respectfully call attention to her large arid hsuionable stock of

— ALSO —

The Clothing Business in Bos.‘'V.lorn ■-T

Shovels, Spades, Manure and Hay Forks, Garden Rake*. 4c,, 100 pair-Trace Chains, 200 Halter Chains, 60 pair Breast Chains, 2-5 Log Chains, 23 Lock, Chains,’ Double and Single Barrel guns, Pistols of every description, Shot Bags, Powder, Flasks and Horns, t ' Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, consisting, in part, of.. Bridge Hitts, Enameled Leather, Buckles,! do Cloth, Sturriips Ar Spurs, .Laces *Jr Fringes, Tacks ana Harness Saddles,

■ millinery null Fancy Goods, Consisting of Silks, Satins, Velvet, and Braio Bonnetb, Bo.vxet, Cac and Fancy Triuimicg Ribbons, Mantillas, Cloaks —

The Boston Atlas states that the clolhing hasuies of Boalon.aiuoauts to 812 or 515,000,000 imnnallyJ, There arc four houses which give employment, directly or indirectly, to about five thousand persons each, S ca ttcrcd throught the New England States, in most of which they have agencies. Thd garments arc made in'familtcs, by the tfjuighlcrs of fanners and .mechanics, who' -have leisure time upon their hands, anil who spend it in making these goods; and in this way they aro enabled to obtain many articles of dress, and indulge in many luxuries which they might not otherwise enjoy,— There are about thirty merchants in Boston who prepare clothing expressly for the wholesale trade, doing business of from 6100,000 to 81,000,000 annually, and having a stock on hand of from 850,000 to 8300,000. Several .of the largest dealers prepare their goods ex preSalyforthe Western market.

TlIAXKEGIVI.NO 1>AV IS I 1 C KXS VL V A SI A. — Gov. Bigler has fixed upon Thursday, the 80th day of Nov., as thanksgiving Day in XVnsylvania. As the riotous mohocrals of Erie have been beaten by Judge bollock, by about 87,000 majority, we suppose the day will not Ikj observed ;iu the horoogh of Eric, as (hat interesting population will scarcely feel that it has anything for which Providence deserves to be thanked.

Dl.U'K AND COLORED SILK, and other Laces, Needles,' Worked' Cola rb, Chimnzettes, Sleeves, Ac., which she is prepared to tell ;il prices that caunol fail to give satisfaction. - 203 6lh si., bet. Elm and Plum.—, £~y.

A Valuable C.lft Tor K very

>• ' Kach gi Ticket entitle* the bolder to one year'* itib* 'scriplion }o the lUiirireW Family Idtemiy ami L’om- > merrisl Journal, called Vibe Whole World,” tin! Ij : Fuur AJinlnliMi It Dir. EtliiUlion of the »ImI» World, oral a bo la one of the rotkoOO Gifts, thus lu* I sarinr every person Inventing In thb*>U<[>cndou»vii- • terprue the full worth of hi* or her tnonc}, tci! a rjiu lehaneelo realize.a fortnno besides. Ticket buyers [will also reoctve, engraved on their Uriel, when p«r* I chased, an elegant portrait of Professor Hart, nod a i toned and clalsirate drawing of hi* splendid CouUty fheat, Olio of Ihe Gifu, la which * Grand Free Kieur 'donwdllbc given. ■ f ' Wbdri thoWuJOo Uriel* are mid, the property will be plaited at the dbpo*atpf n committee ap[pointed by itlie IktfeI'holdm of tnj plate.wherein tho grealesl : number Save been sold, to bo. distributed u shill be perfect) v Mr and sntbfvclory to all roneenuit, ami '/tiding, ihiin the' increasing rapidity wfateb the ticket* {arc being pun-based by all classes of ]iro]de from ev> err partoi the country, It 1* reasonable la conclude Dial the enlcrpriie will soon terminate In the liapjderi It will not be neceVary fortlrkel holder* to Is? pre,- : enl a I the distribution of the Gift*, niik‘» they wish !■>, I a* they wilt be dnly notified of the time and manner I of the partition of the nrojtcrty, and ell may lafcly rely [upon the honorable fulnllmuiil of the undertitinr, land the perfectly tklrami satisfactory Hi*i*H'.tioiinril.o ’above 11*011*4 Gifts* When the Gill* are awarded, holder* of ticket* shall also bo promptly nolld.-J a* to what Gift* they will receive.

Rising sn:i Aron'Foundry. HE undersigned,.having permanently cs* A lablished themselves at Rising Sun, in the Foundry Business, would respectfully inform the Hay Growers .of Indiana ami' Ken - tacky, that they slit) continue pi manufacture Screws for Hie Mormon or Beater Hay Press, which are not inferior to any made in the United States, from Uie fact that the best Press Builders give our Screws the preference over nil others. . 1

: Brass Hands, Aci, Ac. ■' Having personally selected the above articles, itwili enabie us to sell at wholesale or retail, at as low prices as.the same can be bought west of the mountains. ■ Give us a call, and examine our stock' of goods and prices, before going elsewhere to purchaser P. L. GRISARD $ SON. . March 2, 1854.—37-

Outrage tiros a Catholic Priest at Ellsworth. —The public presses of Maine as well as elsewhere, ore severe in their condemn al ion of the mob, which recently tarred and feathered the Bcv. Mr. Bapst. We are sorry to see, by a statement in the Bangor Mercury that this flagrant violation of the right speech was in pursuance of a vote taken in a regular town meeting at Ellnworth!

In order to give all the numerous shareholders throughout the counify an opportunity of being present and to. enscre a perfectly fair distribution of all the above valuable Gifts, Mr. E. WATER BUR Y would respectfully submit the following . , . PROPOITION, * ■

We have also Patented n Horse Power, said to be, by competent judges, the best and cheapest Horse Power in use, (which can be ttaclied to the Press if desired.' *

Gold Digging.' WE are receiving, in addition to oiu former stock of lion, a large supply consisting in part of the following articles; viz; 50 Tons assorted Iron. , ■ ' 2,000 lbs. Norwegian Slit Nail Rods. ■1,000 lbs. assorted Wogoti\Boxestand Bellow

AH orders in Switzerland County, !eft with F. L. GlliSARl) 5: SON, will be attended to. J. M. HEISTEK A: CO. Rising Sun, June 29, 1854. Itf

That the shareholders should meet at some convenient place at as early a day as the sale, of the tickets wjll wamnt, for the purpose of organising and appointing a,committee of good and. responsible ■ business men, into whose hands all Valuable property, will be placed for an open and honorable distribution.to all parties concerned.- ' AH ordets for these beauUiul Gift cert ideates from the-country, addressed postpaid, with the money enclosed, to '. ; ! EDWIN WATERBURY, ■ ■. ’ Georgetown, D.'O. 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 kV OR1H 835,000; and the CERTAINTY of a RANDOMS PAS ENT. for Fifty Cents. Exhibition every evening at S. P. M., and Wednesday and aturdjy afternoons. ’ Office for the sale of Certificates, American Art'Union Rooms, 495 Broadway; French's Hotel, opposite the City Hall; and the Lecture room, 720 Broadway, and in Jersey City of R. B. Kasben, Bookseller, Ac. 4 210

Cliccsc ns a Digester.

CONFECTIONARY. HSIHE subscriber has commenced business JJL on Main street, in Perret Diifourts brick, and is prepared to wait on customers in his usual good style. He : keeps an e.\lta silicic of

As a digester, as some not inappropriately call it, cheese—that which is decayed and mouldy being preferred by con : noissears—is eaten after.dinncr, The action which experience seems to have proved it to possess, in aiding the digestion of what has previously been eaten, is both curious and interesting, and has some light, thrown apon it by resent chemical research. When the curd of milk is exposed to the air in a moist state fora few days at a moderate temperature, it begins gradually, to decay, to emit a disagreeable odor, and to ferment. When in this state, it possesses ihe properly, in certain circumstances,' of inducing a species of chemical change and fermentation in other moist substances with which it is mixed, or is brought into contact. It acts after the same manner as sour leaven docs when mixed withsour dough. ■ . Now old and partially decayed cheese acts in a similar way when mlruduced into the stomach, it causes chemical changes gradnally to commence among particles of the food which has previoaniy been eaten; and thus facilitates the dissolution which necessarily precceds,digestion. It is only some kind* of cheese, however, which will affect this purpose. Those are generally considered the best in which homo kind of cheese monhl lias established itself. Ueuco tho mere eating of a morsel of cheese after dinner does not necessarily promote digestion. If too now or of improper quality of food with which the stomach is already oiorlondcd, and will have to await its turn for digestion by tho ordinary process. —Chemitlry of life,.

When q.Russian soldier is drawn for the conscription lie is sent to tho nearest town and there quartered. All soldiers are considered to he legally dead men, and if a wife docs not boo her husband for five years, she may marry again. One Russian woman, who was bom stone Mind,, is % now married to her sixteenth husband.

ware. _ i 200 Kegs assorted Kails, from 3d to 6 in.spikes. Cast, Sheer, A. Blister, German, and Spring , Steel. ' Springs and Axles. . 25 pair Springs. . 12 sett Iron Axles. GLASS $■ SASH, 12 boxes 8x10 W ndow Gloss, 22. do 10x12 - do do.. , - 4 do 10x14 do ’ do. 0 do 10x15 do. do. .7 do 10x16 do do. ; 2 do 11x18 do do. 3 do 12x16 do . do. ; 3 do 12x18 do do. 2 do 16x20 do do.6C>0 Light SxlO Window Sssb. fifO do 10x12 do do. 300 do 9xl3 .do do. 200 do 10x14 do do. 500 pounds Polly. 24 Packages Locks and Latches of diflersir.es of patterns, while atid dark Knobs. Having purchased the 'above of the Manufacturers, it will enable us to sett at the lowest figures. Call and see for yourselves before going abroad to purchase and we assure you it will pay yoit for your trouble. Jan, I '54. P. L. GRISARD SON.WILLIAJi DALY,

• .tny information* relat ive to the Gift* may bd obtained through the office of the world's Hail, wbererabj {may ballad any rcsj-oiLdUo reference desired. ' ■All order* by. mail tntml bo addressed, iiod-jesid, I money Inelo*™. Id Prof. J. Woodman Hart. World’s 111 all, JI7 and 37H Broadway, Sew York, and the tickets w Itli a copy, of tbc pptier, will be promptly forwarded* I to *nr part of the world. If any order* are received after the ticket* have all been sold, the money wilt be promptly returned, pul paid, to the perrons rending It Correspondents will please write distinctly ihelr romo and reriiletice, county and state, to prevent cr*. rof*. ■

ICE CREAM, Soda Water and Cool Lemonade, Candies, Cake/, Crnebeta, Nuts, etc., etc. Hi; has lilted up a neat Ice Cream Saloon on the second floor for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen—and his lee Cream wjll be of Uie best quality.

jCdf In the creation of man, God began at the outside; but. in the work of reficneration, he first begins within—at the heart.

Baking will be done to order for parlies, celebrations, elc. Give me a call.

It b advisable for those desirous of securing a year’s subscription to the unique Pictorial Journal called thu

*» THE WHOLE WORLD,” • To remit the money Immediately, In order ,(u eon, menus with the beginning of Ihe amt yolume. J. WOOGJIAS HART, Proprietor ami £dllnr. Ktvr Tork References, ' •

Yevay, May , 854.—17-tf

F. EEUMEU.

. 05" Something must he loft as a test of the loyalty of the heart—-in Paradise a Tree; in Israel a Cananito; in ns, Temptation.

Carriages and Baggies.

L. E. Bcj-Kilit, K-vj., 49 Wall street, ■ ' ■ F. J. VtwomACo, Heal £ri»l* Bn>kers,S«l Broadway AOKSTS.—Persons dcslrii* to become AttrUa for Iho ole of Tickets by forwarding (tx»a-;aW)Ono Dollar, shall b« rent a Gilt Ticket «DiTa ,Pro*|>crti«», with Dio jiapcr, containing all accessory loformatlOB.. Opinion! of (lie FrtWt . . The following notices of Prof. Hart's Whole World' aro cut from the prinelial newspapers from S.YUrt: Prof. Hut's Great Gift Enterprise U taking the city br storm. Almost cTcrjfcody we meet has either pet' chaied a ticket or Is about doing so.; The exhibition Itself Is one of the most Interesting, Instruethe arn! Inecnlns ever exhibited In thb country, and it worth fully one dollar to view U. Tho Profcasr will give a pram! Free Excursion to crcry purchaser of his pud dollar tickets to his elegant country neat, which Is C\m of the gift* in hit Great Enterprire,, and a year’s so, - scriptlon to his Invaluable Journal, and also one of tho 3DCMXO gifts,—A11.1.1. ■ . Paor. lUtT 1 * IVttei* Woiu>-—This Instructive ami entertaining exhibition of the whole world Is at No«, 377 and 373 Broadway. For one dollar four tickets may bo procured for the exhibition, and one valuable gift, which mne be an Independent fortune for tho receiver, and also one year's so Wrii.tion to tho Illustrated Journal called the Whole World..—Duratm. Paor. IUxt'sWuolc WoRtn.—All who are so clamorous for lb..' almishty dollar should read tho advertlsemedtof Prof. Hart, wherein It will be set-n that the offers. In connection with many other valuable prill'*, one of ten thousand dollars. What an Inducement for the outlay of tho trilling sum of one dollar!—Currxit- , From Vesseher & Schell’s Advertising Rouse, Appleton's Building,34G Broadway, Hew Yurt. JelUut

npUK undersigned would inform the people .fl. of Switzerland and adjoining counties in Imlianaand Kentucky, that having made extensive improTcracnts in his former Shop and Mann factory, he now offers to the public fnr n consideration, the advantages to be derived from long years of close application and nnremitting toil, lam now prepared to execute in the neatest and most approved style. All kinds of Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Ploughs, and Bay Press Irons.

Notary Public.

'ffJERRET DU FOUR takes H this method of informing public generally that he i* ready to prepare for execution and taking the acknowledgment of all kinds of Deed*;, Mortgages, and all ktndffof conveyances, &c„ and to attend to the takingof Depositions. From bis experience in the above business be flatters himself that he can perform any business©! the kind entrustedtolum with correctness, neatness, and dispatch.— Charges moderate. Office at his residence on Ferry Street, opposite the Market Square. References:—Hon, Joua Utmost, andC. T. Joses, Esa., Vevay. Vevay, June 29, 185-1.

Forget injuries and remember benefits; if you grant a favor forget it, if you receive one remember it.

Wholesome sentiment is rain, which makes the fields of daily life fresh arid odorous. . •

J1LACKS3I1TUINO. Tiii undersigned has in conncc1,00 w ’ l b the a l* 0Te a custom Blacksmith shop, with bands that are able and willing to suit customers. Horse Shoeing and all kinds of Job work done in a workmanlike manner, at prices that both may live. Call gentlemen and see for yourselves, at my shop on Ferry street, above Seminary. JOSEPH JAGERS.

merchant Tut I or, and Dealer in

(Kr Love is a weapon that will conquer men when allother weapons fail.

ltcody«ma<le Clothing, Main st, bet, Perry fit Liberty, Vevay. THE subscriber having opened a - slock of English and American Jjv Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., is prepared to furnish custom suits, of the finest quality, at short notice, on the roost reasonable terms. All custom work is cut and mode uuder his own inspection, and he can therefore warranto fit in all cases.

S3T If you would not have affliction visit you twice, listen at once to what it teaches. ’

Jesse V. Shor() Undertaker, in> ESPECTFTLLY informs the Ife izensof Vevay and vicinity lhaP*3fir** ho ’ constantly keeps on hand ready-made Cornss, of every size and variety—and Is always ready to attend calls at the shortest notice.'Persons ciii be accommodated with any quality, from plain poplar to the finest cloth covered, or with air-tight, zinc, or tin coffins, atamoraenl’a warning and thecheapest rates. He is also prepared and ready at all times to attend funerals with his hearse, - Jan. 6—29-3m ,

iCf?" Tho stability and integrity of our government depends bn the integrity and morality of the people..

Vevay, July 37,1854.

Cl AWS—SAWS,—The subscriber is proper ►3 cdlb file and eel saws, or do any thing else in his line at short notice. : JESSE V, SHORT.

KEADY'llADE CLOTHING. A large and splendid assortment, consisting of every description of Gentlemen's Goods, selected from the best establishments in Oincincinnali, together with furnishing Goods of every description. To those who have heretofore favored me with their patronage, I would return ray most sincere thanks, and would most respectfully solicit a continuation of their , favors...-And those of the publio who have not yet favored, me with a call, 1 would be happy in-showing them my goods, and will warrant satisfaction in every else. . WM. DALV. Vevay, Oct. 13, 1853,

The injuries we do' nnd those wo snfTer nro seldom weighed in the same balance/- ,

SALT,.— $0 BARRELS KANAWHA SALT, for sale on commission, by may 18 U -■ TEATS, SCHBNCk’t CO.

PATENT CHURNS.—WE HAVE ON hand a supply of Patent Thermometer Chums—the best article ever-invented for churning purposes. Partners are invited to call and examine for themselves. maylS P. L. GP16ARD if SONr

££• The following is recommended as a reading exercise: ‘T saw five bravo maids, silting on five broad beds, braiding broad braids.” Isaid to these five brave maids sitting on five broad beds, braiding broad braids: Braid broad braids, bravo maids. 7 *

ggr'ProyiiiK will mate us Iwyvojoff sliming, .aitd emning -mate us leave off

]|| ACKER EL.—20 barrels and half barrels XTJL new Mackerel, just received and for sale by • , TEATS, SCHENCK $ CO.

praying..

C! UO AR. — RECEIVED : PER: STEAMER k3 Winfield Scolt 10 hhds. Sugar, and .for sale by TEATS.KCHENOK & C9.

If l GLASSES.—RECEIVED PER STEAM'R if Jl Winfield Scott 30 barrels Molasses, and for sale by TEATS, SCHENCK $ CO.

COFFEE.— RECEIVED PER WINFIELD Scott 20 socks Coffeo,and for sale by may IS TETAS, SHCENGKi CO.

■ ’ &ST Some"run headlong intodaner because they have not courage to wail for it.

JAMES S. JKU.EV, ATTORNEY .V COUNSELLOR AT LAW, RUId; Mm, luillnnai MR. JELLEY will attend all (he Courts of Switzerland county, and can be found at bis office in Rising Sun; and tvjll promptly discharge any business that may be entrusted to him. [Dec. '22, '53—27-!f.

C, It. THARP, ATTORNEY* A COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CAICICOLLTUA, KY. WILL attend lo any professional business that may bcrfbnfided to him, in Ken* tucky. or in the part of Indiana adjacent to Carrollton. Office on Main street, adjoining Gardner’s Hold. sepT IIEATISTR I* I'll* J. W, RANTER will continue lu practice in Veeay, the first Monday, Tuesday and Wcdnes* day; Ghent, the first Thursday; Florence, the first Saturday, of each mouth. Warsaw, the Second .Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each month. Nov. to, 2Mf.