Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 37, Vevay, Switzerland County, 7 March 1855 — Page 3

■ * • Vi— ' 4 I lEc House. The, message of the Pfcrddcnt announcing his Veto,' 'was read. . , . ! ■The President qnotiea . section, 1 ahd theii.refers to the-cojitj-act by which lire ships were to toTbuilti whereas onlyfour have been put ou the route; the bill] proposed to dispense with the fifth ship, merely stipnlating to provide for the loss df the Arctic, and proposed to repeal the former law, giving notice to terminate the present arrangement. .It also, he says, ’contemplated paying the contractors -a| much larger sum than was contemplated in the original contract. | Sexate. —The Appropriation Bill was considered further, and a large number of amchnments adopted. The bill with all its amendments then passed., The Naval Appropriation Bill was then taken up. Mr. Mallory moved an amendment fdr constructing seven sloops of war. Lost. Yeas 17, nays 27. The appropriation for the Memphis Navy Yard was rejected. Tic Senate then adjourned. j

■'- aoxv-Xolluiiir Tic forte *—IT trcivic. ‘ ■ ■'■•■ ■;• Sr. LocH.Tcb ‘-7. Col, Renton's houre .was entirely by (if.*'to-Jay and sevtraf adjviuiu;’. l,'tt|jo\ The furniture vva? snvul. , At the election of Mayor amt City Couiicitmen, yesterday, the American ticket 'tat. clrc-* ted by a large'majority.'-'-The present Mayor was re-elected, end the Know-Nothing conn* crimen were f leeted by a vote of Hire? to one.

Most all of the merchants of Vcvay have now received their Spring supply of Goods. For particulars see our advertising columns — and among the rest you will see the new announcement of Messrs. Wm. Shaw & Soy, who are on hand, as usual, with a full supply of new goods and groceries:

iV’tw .Sugar.. WE have on hand a. large lot of new crop Se*5\n, which will be .pnl op in barrels half barrel?, or in quantities to snit purchasers. inarl F.'L. GLISAKD & SON.

31 «i,\ ETA « V A X 1> CO 3131EIICIA J.. Cincinnati Produce Market. Tui'-sruv', Match C. Ftortt.—IfiO bids. sold at 83,23, ami "3 Jo. at SS,33. Received 2,000 bits, 'lilting the last Cl hour?. • I’tuivisms.—Market firm at 4Jc. 0>r bulk Shoulders; 5j for Sides, and 5 Id for Mets Pork. Hams, bulk, at 7c. Seed.—.Sale of 25 bM. Clover at 8(1,50; fair and pure Timothy at 83a3,33. Fneit.—Green Apples 82,30 to 3,25 per bid. §3 the leading price fur prime qualities. Lemons and Oranges $3 tofd.oO pet box. Raisin;. 52,73a3 per box. Dried apples SI,73. Cheese,—130 boxes at 10c. Hcttkb,—Sale of 15 Ibis, good to prime roll at l9a20,.and Co firkins fair al Itic. 11 aV.—(laled hay 812,50 per ton for mixed, ami <13,50a11 for pure Timothy.

«SB»iNG=TRAnn.-1855. CpURypISlh;R imit-.- ih r th(jiy}Hcndsand the nnlh - gcntnlly to tfitir large and well" selected st6C**brr- - . * . ---r-,-— *r.u ix a,# oo,d $ JT .. Cimsi:;tif»S, of, every Ocsc-riiiliun DRY nOGDSr ; •' ■•;■■- -'I Wi ‘..(;U06KK1B& i-: r.» - . ■ ffft& , ; / , J ‘•lIATS'ft'CArs,‘ - -VA-■ «-!. ir; (HOOTS* SHOES/.. ; vj / HARDWARE,, , r . T:-,m,fv crrr.rnv. Ac.', *c. ■■ Allot which will lif s61d at their usual lo wpshcoslopiicts •. 2J ,;' : :J > t r _*;• Those wisfiiiiiAu purchase will rdirase give us a tall befote purthastr?^'idsewKf e' ; " - : '{ Bnldcr \ ;r: taken In evdha ripe Also, anyeiLu article ul produce. . iUrWOOD A* corn voider. Jan IS No. t; Odd Fellows’Binldttigl . ,

— If the reader wants hardware or even groceries, the advertisements of F. L. Giusard& Soy will direct yon where such articles may be obtained on the most favorable terms.

.. , ivcw nioiasscj?. JUST RECEIVED an extra lot of Next- Molasses, in barrels and -half bands, and for sale by P. L.'GUIS*RD &*SON.

IMoavs - Plows, A SMALL foi of Sleet mould board Plows, on hand arid for side cheap by ■ ; . niar7 F. L. GRISAUD & SON. Qiiccnswarc anil Gjassjvarc, A LARGE assortment just received and for sale low by ■ ’ , marl WILLIAM SHAW $ SON.

To Ihc Public. FJjAHR undersigned has now got in operation A his new Steam/Urist Mill, at (re Square, and as he wishes the.cusloiantjfr of t|ie people, gene rally, he takes this 'i^£*s , v method (it informing them his terms; AVhcaV Qprn; live, liarley, and Chop Stuff, will .be ground for the eighth.,

— Our friend Woody, determined not to be behind the foremost, talks to those who owe lam in earnest, in this number. Pay him up, friends, nild enable him to bring on a large supply of stoves and stock:

PoT.lTor-s.—Would sell readily at 81,50 per buriiel; but few bfierihg. Unis. —Wheat 81,05: Ools 47a5Pc; Cum COaOoC: UarleySl,20al25; Rye $tal,05.

THE WEBaiiX HERALD. ThcbcitCtncial Xcxr*paper in l|i,e Wprlil Tin New Yor»XV«mj.v Hto*ln (s. puMUtied (ivory Salur-lsy mo ml eg. lu.run tenia omlmcoll tin* nca.i uf tin* Kfcal cvi-nii of ilti* day, piporti of met-tings, of tho Stilo Kcsl dative. and of • Oontrcv*; lm(mrLinl public •locuiuciib; Kuiupeau and hoiii' 1 rum-nun-■l.-iu-u; financial amt cmmu-rvial inf-mi ad-n, and editorial* of jtcneial latere*:, that have anp.Mivd In Un> New Vnrk Hally Herald. ., . .... . . Jt It neatly printed. In (dear typo, on a largo dtvcldo quarto ihtyl of forty -etgHil column.. —a tr*A—a dirwlury tif n ml 'forum onJ of the bcit nnd nin*t \aUulda»pnJc]y nc»ipa|icra In l!ic world. ■ The nn-it-ost care lj 6kcii id obtain the 1,-dc-j and mnu rcliaMilaldtigcucc of iiuj.irUat ti|ot c menu in at] part* of the world. Nrt expense ts tpart.! htr ihh purpose. .TIunabjcri[‘tli>n price I3 Ipreo dollar* J»ct annum, pxyaMti In advance, or ,shp>rco per jingle copy. ‘ KJitorvof nowrpcptrt throughout thoro(inlrj r.w,i*arr ticiilarly rvqncncdtoaclas Agents! The* wiUrccvIce twenty*Dye pci cent commijitop on atlyurh tqbucri(>* lions. Any pcrwiu olilattiing (luuit niofo rubsetiWn will be allowed the mnd copmtl'wtiin. .

The undersigned his taken great pains to gel tip’a Miir that will suitAbt public, by. gelliug Xu. I French Hurt Slones, and No. y. nml 10 I Sol* lug Cloth, of the best «|ua1ily: and br being thus prepared, rind paying strict at*, tcntion.ta busiupss, jteev peels to go in n liberal patronage, lie intends doing a badness on Grrst Grinding hoi surpassed m this section, of, country, lie hopes all will try I to; Center Square ill. Flour win tw put np in barrets, to suit customers, in good order. He hopes tfcat customers will have, their barrels, seeks', bags, Ac., containing their grain, mrrked with their names in’ futl, to prevent trouble to'them and the Miller. JOHN AY. STl'ItNlvS. ■ Centre Sjuare, Jay.-18, lW5/-^,'lm ; •

Trouble lu Australia. 1 The difficulty which begun in Australia, a year or two ago, in regard to the license fee which the diggers of gold were tompetled to puy the government lias broken out afresh. At Brdlaarat the military have been attacked and beaten when feH ilea coring io enforce the license. About 4,000 df the diggers assembled afterwards and burnt their licenses, resolving nbt lb Submit to the system any longer, i’hey also resolved to resist the enlorcbfoent of the law, and to protect all who were arrested. The “Reform League," as these persons fityle themselves, also protested against the presence of soldiers among them. Bjr '(lie Lai. accounts, die colonial authorities Were endeavoring to enforce the laws, and had ordered the .whole military and police 'force to Bellas rat/’’The disaffection of the American colonies, which led to their in'dependence arose, from just such small beginnings. The Government had not .die 'foresight to conciliate the dissatisfied, but persisted* as at Hallaarat, in forcing odiaus enactments, upon the people at the poinf of 'thfi bayohet. Australia is in the incipient stages'of a revolution, and will be soon selling up for. itself, unless the colonial government acts more prudently and enlarges the ippresentative element, by which the majority’will be better heard.

Alt. Bight oy tub Gutta Pbucha.— Wo have tried the justly celebrated Gutta Pcrcha Oil Blacking, sold by Messrs. Teats, ScirtxcK <t Co., and recommend this X’iilisli (is the one thing needful in these times of hard boots and wet feet. See Advertisement, buy a bottle, and then you will be sound on tho Gutta Pcrcha question!

MAHAN’S SPRING REPORT OP FASHIONS will be ready to mail on or before. Match 1st ll contains sixty, new and accu-rate-drafts of alt the fashionable garments worn. Any Taylor able to read can become n good cutter by ibis Role. The plate 1 contains lwenly ; lwo figures, including perfect portraits of Gov. Johnson, : of-Tenn., (formerly, a tailor, j and L. Hyncman. editor cf the Masonic I Mirror of Ibis city. Also a splendid view of Cape May Watering Place in the background.' Dealers In.Periodicals supplied at a discount! Terms — Systems, Reports, and = Uncolotctl Plates S5 peryeat.. Systems, Repo its, mid Colored PlatesSS per year, with a redaction of 81 for cash.; Colored plates, targe pattern sheet and pnmnlet. Ss. pct year. Uncolorcd Plates, Pattern Sheet, &c!, $2. ;■ Payments invariably in advance. , F. MAHAN, - No. ISfi Chcsnul street, Philadelphia.

Stiv Orlcnn* Market. Nrw Feb. 21. Sen.in—The sales of the week embraci) 5000 hhds at steadily advancing rates., Tlie market closes firmly at the following rates— , _ Inferior 3j3J; Common 3ia3; Fair3i a •1; Prime 4JaoJ; Choice5; Clarified41 a6ic. Mousses.—t»0 J 30 bbls sold this morning, nl 181 a 19c., for choice. To-day 1600 bids were sold at 16a ISic. Half bbls have been selling nt 21 a22 cents. Ftoutt—The sales up to this morning did not exceed 6000 bbls, having closed at 59 a 9,25 for superfine and SlO, extra.. Coa.\—8500 sacks were sold up Mo this morning at 81, per bush, To-day 700, sacks were sold at 9Sc and 15C0 sacks in several lots at 51, per bushel. ’ Oats— Some 3500 sacks had been sold tip to this morning, prices having attained the high rate of i 1 05 per bushel, but having closed at 7S a SO per bushel. Rav:;—1100 sacks were sold in the early part of the week at $2 62 a 2 50 per 100 lb: Hat —Western has been selling at S20 00 a §2 per ton. tonee—'The demand has been active and the soles of the week embrace 12,171 bags Rio, leaving 45,000 bags in first nnd second hands unsold. We quote ordinary 9 a 91c; fair Die; prime 9J a 10c. •: : Rice— The demand for Carolina has bccii steady at Ii ti5c. . .

TRIMS TO CLCW ; ; , > For one copy oMVfcklr Herald for one year, gl 00 , Five copies do ..do-': 1125 Teii ■ Jo 1 do 23 3q Fifteen 7 • Jo.- 1 •' . Jq V 33 55 Twcnly Jo ' Jo'-. • 43 W Twcnty.JUvb do ,' Jo:St fiS Thirty ' ’ Jo' Jo.. 615J -*i Thirty-Are ■’ ■ do ' " V ><k> . ' ■ Tfi 55 • Forty). J<> Jo . , DO 20 Porty-flto' "Jo- '’Jo ■ ■ 101 <-3 Fifty . Jo Jo . .1)2:10 . All letter* 10 hea>1Jmo«J t" Jamr*UoolenPnmrll, proprietor anJ editor of 1 ho. New Vvrfcllf mid, New Yontciiy.. ■ : '• 1 . ITpWa will ad u AccnlTot the ifcmld lit this place. v . (fob21) EU1TOU KKVKII.Ui.-

<5 roccricS *-7 O roccr ics. .The Cry U Still They Come.

■ it2?“ We dropped in nt the Wagon and Plough Manufactory of Samvel Sit off, corner of Ferry' and Pike streets, and found him busy at his trade, with plenty of work cti hand. See his card in another cbliihin;

JUST RECEIVED; Rid Coffee,' Shear,' MojasSijs, Salefitu.'-, Soda, Uak i i£ and a superior article of TEA—Gunpowder, Imperial, Yourj ttyson, a HA 'Black Tea—n fineailiplo of Che wins; 8 nd ComPldir Tobaq-; co, Candle* - , Supp, Mackett.1, Cod Fish aud White Fisfj.r • . v ; ;-

.FLOUR; 4 BACON; Dried Poaches, Kaiswis, Candits/gpicej, Ac. ■ • -• , i - ALSO- y ‘ Pine and Cedar Ware,' Churns;" Tubs, Wash • Boards, • Brooms,

In another column will be seen the advertisement of Wm. FAOt.Kxr.ti, lie is prepared to do work well ami cheap. If you want anything in Ills lino give him a call.

Sate. ■>, NOTICE is hereby givcn,that we will sell al public auctiori, on Saturday, 24lb day of Matchest the-residence of Dr. 1 M*in. Ni>riscx.iote ofSwitrcilsnd county, deceased,' bis personal property, consisting of horses,.cows, young cattle;’ mowing and reaping machind, threshing machine;, plow?;, btrrpwe; end j great variety of farming.implements., -illso, a scLOf dental-instruments. . A credit of six and 7 nine months will 1)0 given on all sums over,three dMlaw, Uie purchaser giving his note witb d{)pr6ved security, waiving valuation and appraisement* laws.— Sale to commence at .0, A. M.V HIRAM WASON,V. iJiiiijwii'' CHARLES KOniSEZ, |AJmiatslmlors. - leb .‘i?-„r . '• . .*

The■ undersigned. yca|>cclfii)ly, soligiU.hit friends oiid 'customers/ lu give Trior a' call; arid examine his Stock,-as he intends aiid will sell very low fo( W*Ti, ALEX. UETRAE. June - 30,1S54. ; ’ ’ , ... . , ■ , ::

$ST Wc regret to leant that Mr. Francis Jackson died at Patriot, irt this county, a few days ago. Mr. Jacksotl ivas the founder of tlio "Collegiate Institute” at Patriot, but recently moved to Rising Sun. Tie leaves many warm friends.

TIin Ll.VCS.- • »Tl. II ALL'S DALSAM contains no dpt tun, CWo;nr/; : ofanymineml poison, but, is composed mostly of-those Kbbts, Herbs and Vegetable substances which biivc a specific influence upon Ibo lungs omj tfibir connected organs. , Its i»iKied(«/c,rjfcct is to allay alt ini' tnlioh and gently remove; the pi/c£7» and. other riiorbid accretions frofh the Throat and Air-Pas-sages,thus relieving the Cough, ly subduing the. iujhutmtion and oliift causis jvhich give rise to it U also stimubttxahd; imparts a .healthy tone to the Liitiga Ihcniselves, thereby ena- t blip; them more thoroughly to femovij’from I he blood those impurities attd diseased piittU iicri. wUich, :f relaipcd. do so much, mischief iVthe systan) and lay iuc foundation for inch* nible GO»NSUM1 ’ 1*i O N, j Fnltt)’ exerts u dcr cjded nclioii tipnh the skin, nnd assists in expelling through IheKihalciils, miicli of thajt niorbi d mailer which would otherwise ■ be tblown back upon, the Lungs tons relieving ificitt of u par. of llieit work,: and. rendering the sp It hi pure and healthy.- When tubercles are forming, it checks their defclopmcill and further progress;, or if ulceration baa taken puce, it assists, flic Jungs in throwing off Hie corrupted: matter, : soothes the, imtaljonj heals the ulcerated .. ca valics,. a rill, restores themagain to hea 1 Uiy action; Tis Mtdicihe therefore, in not a pallktivt* nferfeiy, which only relieves-.for the, time. bcinp.bulis.h rJWougA curalize, as it, sliikcs at the very root of the disease, and by removing it*,' removes at all ilc remote and attendant cotiycqucnces. This is its dislingmiktii cWhrttrr»»«ic—a property possessed, iiL.equaipiawer, by no other medicine of like naluro/now before the public, -> >

(VJEW STORE ■ IiV TEVAY; The Only Shoc and Hat Siorf,- . ;; opened in this place, is now opened -J'dii Ferry..street,; one doorpggv . ’ v v above Ai Detraz's Grocery Store.) r where. ca n Ifc; found; a,large;and weHsctccfcd assortment of

Atrial Steamboat Explosion. Tne principal matter of interest, says the -Alla California of the' 1st just, since the sailing ot the steamer of the 2-lth ult. has been the esplnsioh of the steamer Pearl, near Sacramento, on Saturday, the 27th Jan. by which about tjevehty .lives were lost.. Forty-three dead bodies have been found, arid Upward of twenty arc missing’. Among 'the‘trilletl are several men ttfnole: T?oI. Xiidersda, u distinguished laWytr of Nevada, dtid Mr. Hick Icy, the robnty judge ol Shasla. It is asserted that at tlte time of the'ex plosion the Pearl was racing with llte’EMlcrpiise, lufuliis is dented by the agerit of ilieiJtelinitTr. Both boats weie on the Way from 'Sadratnento to Alarys* ville. ’A large dthdum of UVasure. in charge‘of X dants-.y Co.*s and Wells, Fargo »V Co.’s express messengers tvas on board.'blit win rdcoreicd upon searching the rrver. . .

OoT Yestcnlay (Tuesday) the friends of Temperance in and around Alt. Sterling,: had a day of prayer and rejoicing, in consequence of the passage of the Indiana Prohibitory Liquor Law. W'c leant that they had a very interesting time.

•BO 0 T s; sn 0 Ij.? : orcTcry to*wit:‘ Men£ Uo>s; Misses, .Youths and Childrens wear—and Rubbers of.diffcrcat. qualities- and sizes, smlabtcfor SIen, : Women and children.; ■

;J- . Aitachnlfciit iVoiicci Gcotgc McCulloch & Manser} • 1- ■ - ■ i; ■ against .v . y. AttoclimcnL ;t Jehu J‘. ( Stockdetl. ■') NbtlCE is hcrcby gtven (bat a 'writ of Allochnient was issund in .the above ehtU tied cause, returnable according, to law; and (fiat bri.tfie,22d day of March,‘1553, at ten o’clock, A.’M., at my office in Cotton Township/ Switzerland county, Jndiana, proceed to hc.ir ur.d decide upon the clatoi, 1 of the Gcoice McCulloch- Matisdr,-whereof ' the 4*. and alt others concerned, will take notice. : - , ; ‘ V 1 *:. > ■ - HARVEY .LITTLEFIELD; \ • (pt’s fee SI 50) ; Jusliccof the Peace. - Colton Township, Feb. 2l, l$55-~36*3r-.'

or the- bestqunlily and latest style*; .from tgjjDodd’s rind Wfiilchet’s finest SILK 'iuwn. p .ffotjr’f*..Copr-aU o f w h ich * will be Mldiunusaally low.| } ..■ ‘ ( , ■- jYL 1 6 6’ r- Trunks, Carpet- Bags; 1 Imsfe; andllalfrUose;0loves,.Brushes, Combs,.PerfuA b., together with t, large' and gen* cral'assortment of. \ v -

JKT The Baptists have been holding a protracted meeting in this place for the last few days. Elder T. 1L Sthwaht, of Pleasant Township, preached to very large and attentive audiences On Sabbath morning and evening.

JIM 1* K I A GES, On 2d March, near Jacksonville, Mr. Oi;oitcK Cnt'u. and .Miss .Smut Lusteb, all of Swilr.ortjud county. ■ On the 2f*lli February, by Zadig Rous, Esq., Mr. Jons P, Clark aml'MIss Oi-musd* Axx DiukxsOn. / ' .' On Uie’22d, byJEJder Joshua D. GrifTitli, Mr. llENur Lock and Miss Sarah Jane Tower. On I he 20th ult., by ncv,;W. II. Moore, Air. C. E. Youxo, of Cincinnati, and Mrs. EitriiKsine Sparks of Rising Sun. -

/■*••• •'* IPA'K.CY ARTic h £ 8,'v ; ■ nol necessary lo mention,::': . • V The iinJeisigned will fell aiiy of the »bt»ve cnnmcHtci Uijah .ever* offered • i h this market; .anjlJiopcs by strict .attention to connected wftii; my extreme low prices, to'gam a liberal share of-the public pfrtronage.,, V;.'; :; call ami - examine my stock before purchasing j*onri r Fail: ah'd Winter wear else-: where.? - . fnovaj.-v JOHNG.COTTONvi

. £*T The lass of llic Fredoum Ilnptist Church, by fire, a short time since, fall:, rory heavily upon the congregation who have attended Divine Service nl that church. \Vo understand that they intend f6 rebuild the church immediately, the iTrustees having raised by voluntary sub- | bcripllons, quite h largo amcunl far that purpose. The Frcdoniii Church is com- | posed of many intelligent and. liberal Christians.

: Fraih^rrisburg* . Harrisburg, Pa., Feb. 27. The first ballot for Uni led Stales Senator this morning resulted as follows; Cam'croh.;55; scattering, T5. * ; I’hc sricond ballot stood: Cameron, 6’t; Tkitsfclon, 23; ahd Scattering. *5i. third ballot tras rim same as the ■first.

, jSalc.ofKcnl.EsmiCi-, >..j BY.virtqe of of, the,Switzerland coimly, Court pf CkjmmoTi'Pjcas, it the Ja niiary term;' A; ; D.- ISHybt zaltT conrt,I . .. . v.; j. SI\lunlay, J h e31»tilfty of Mftrcli,lS55, on Uc pTcmiscs, it public nacuWlbthehighest bidder, at not.less 1 (hanlwo-lhirds .of-its appraised value. the. following real wit: Tracts numbgrsTour; six and seven,' (Nis. 4, 0 and 7,) of tbe lahdswhichJames McKay died sized, as laid off-and* sub-divided by’mc as administrator of said Jcmes'McKay, bytjie order of said court/ Said lands, of .which said James McKay died- seized oj\d .of which .'said' Iracisarea pail, being Ibis (fast half, of fractioh 1; tottm-l; range 4, containing; 2S2a'eres. The section 36, town-3, range 4, cpnlaiiiuig, 1,43 40:100 acres., Also, tiie south-dast quarter of Ihe south-west quarter I of section 4,;lQwn3,'Tange, t 4,.'Containing 33.20-100 acres, which . Iands-are'situate in Craig township, Switrerla fc d cobhty, Indiana, op add. near the Ohio.river/about one. mile aboyc Cat ml 1 ton,’ Kentucky,V" ; - «r e Am V o p; six fe 1 '; £- ' OBe-tKiid cash*ill In? ode year/ ond One-third .in; two jeapy-yThe.put-Chaser giving ncites with' good >,appro ved 1 free'Iiold security; a mortgage upon the f ,Iaad to ,secure .(he balance of: the purchase money. ‘V- - --DAVID CAINi Adrtinislrator.v ; Feb. 26, :

NEW A D VE HTISK 31E 3T T9, Last {Notice. • LAST GALL "VVITIIOCT MORR 310 AKYI WITH me fotbearauce has’ceased to be a virtue. I have wailed upon those who arc' indebted to me so long, that I now must bare the monrtf} Those who know themselves indebted, I hope will come forward immediately, and pay up—and thereby save me lime and trouble, and themselves expense. The low stale of ray finances renders this course absolutely nccessaty, as the last rcsorlto raise funds to pav my own indebtedness. March 7,1553. L. L. WOODY,.

On (be CoimeC of Stain unil Ferrjr Strcctii, -K’^^AY^ ; 'v-:' Til Eu ndersigned has just opened: an, eitabUibmenl in-Geb. 11. Kyle’s building, where he inlemla keeping a well selected assortment of' '■ ' - Such astFLbuii/ j: Mflas^VilacKetel&cy [&€£•> ' . Together With AVrjiidep IFaje, IJojlowWarc, a ria-numerous articles not ncccssc ry tojneh* tioh--coinpri4inj' allarticles'usually 1 kept - in solicits a/hqrcof patronage, and t inlbhds’lo sel I very cheap for caihi -v - v . ' : . Jtemember the- plaoe/oppdsite Odd Fel lows’ Hall, 2d door below ThiebanU’s Drug Store. I85i; s. LINDI.EV.

A motion Vras then Tiisde fa aifjrfirh fa ihq'first Tuesday in October neht, and cartied—yeas GG, nays TC2- SG thctc Yr ril be no election by the T,cgi?bture, ami the ■Governor willhaVc (o appoiftl a Senator tmiil’ the Legtsla fare elf'cis one.

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY ' Cures of Consumption Are made here at home and certified tobysuch men as W, D. Waicnr, M. D., J. S. Lawson, M. D., Wm/G. Smith, M. D.j J. S. Johnson, M. D„ CapL Wm,‘ Pmcz, -R/S. MinMo, Esq., and others who arc wet Ik no wn citizens of Cincinnati.. • • : . ,

• O* We return our thanks lo Capls. Frank. Picket and Julin M. Uoldcrafl for lafe New Orleans arid Evansville papers. May Ibeir sliad0X3 ’never grow less.

1CTCALL rPOX T1IR ACKAT«OI And gel a pamphlet and read.their,certiScales in lull, ond you riust be'folly eoritlnced of the extraordinary merit*’if Uj$ iarJirihe, 03* CAUTION I; Beware of DL- Hall's Pulmonic Balsam; h I so,. Dr. Hall's .Cough Remedy, which is sometimes palmed off , for, the genuine. . ' V■ v; ' ; , dj" Uc sure and ask for Do. Wh.-Hall's Balsam for tiik Lo.vjfl, :. . -.' 1 : _ For'sale by W. $ J. Kriitz, Florence: James 31. Cotton, Mt. Sterling; ’Win. Rogers, Mootfield; George McCulloch, Jacksonville; and by J. L. TH1EUAUD, Vevay, morl*3m

Otr The Commissioners Court is now fh session, with considerable business on hand to he attended to.

fibril is rtimbrcd that -tho.’Messrs. Gaos, 'of Aurorai, tmVc bought or arc about buying a distillery in Cincinnati.

Ffcrmcnl ana Liml pirneri. , njnUF. ’undersign tyl would wSpeclfully inA.‘form, those .wishing; Hedging agtgv; dong*that; be (s prepared to, contract >vS2f fpr the Furnishing add setting Osage Orange J Plants during the season for Hedge Pences, on reasonable terms. ' -AlrSO-r A fewAh0usand O(aee,Otangei.PInnlSrfor sate by - ...... PHILIP GOLA V. Vevay, Dcc.2S,.lS5l. - 1 ■*' 1 J v. ; 1 ' *.f •• ,J : ■ r T ”w * v r- *• ' -- '

SADDLERY SHOP. On Pike street, brttrem Ferry and Liberty, EE1HE subscriber would respectfully inform JL his customers and the public generally, that lie keeps constant) on band, of his two 'manufacture, large supply of Saddles, of every description, both for led its and gentlemen, besides a general assortment of BrldltR, tollnr*, Harness, Unities,-lll<lln? Whips, Trunks, Ac., which he will sell al very lowest cash prices. N. B. Con slant* y on hand Collars of my own rnahufaclrrt. Also, Haines and Chains', of a superior qua tit v. . -WILLIAM FAULKNER, Vcavy, March 7,-1555.

Dolugi of lltc Corpor&tlou Tm»tcei. Reported Expressly for the Weekly Reveille. Monday Night, Mrirch 6,1S55. Thti Hoard of Corporation Trustees met hi the Cduhty Auditor’s Office at tho usual hour, the President in the Chair. Present — Messrs. Grisard, Miller, Dctraz, and Dufour; absent—Messrs. Sullivan, Thiebaud and Hall.

; SPRING TRADE, - WB arc receiving and now opening a large and splendid assortment of . II ar d iva vc, an tl Cu jicyy j consisting in pari of the following articles, lo-Wil:—. ■ 1 Table and PCehct Cutlery, ; Seizors end Shears, Razors and Strops, Table, Tea, and Basting Spoons Edge Tools of all description. Bench Planes, Gapes & Squares, Hand, Ripp, Panncl&: Tennant Saws, Wood if Crosscut Saws.- • ■ t In-short, .a full.and complete assortment Carpenters’ and Coopers’ Tools.

From Wasliirgion. 'WismsGToir, A larch 2. The AgriculluriEt Society passed a rcsulution to-day, calling Oft the Agriculturists Of the whole country 16 meet in convention in this place.next rear; to determine what legislation is necessary for their interest

IRON AND STEEIu : JUST received,' and now for sale for cash, M Totis Assorted Iron, 2,000 (bs. Norwegian 'Nail roils, . Cast, Shear, and German Steel, Elistcraqd Spring Steel,. ’ Springs and Axles, ' * • Wagon boxen, Sledges and Hammers, and ‘ 150 Kegs Belmont iVails. All warranted to be good or no sale, by ' fcbU F. L. CIUSAKD & SON.*

C, Jf, LIXA \0 CO.’S Scif-rollxliidg, AVutf r-Proof, Liquid OIL BLACKING, For Boots, Ladies* Shoes, fa. THIS BLACKING only needs to bo applied thrice a month on Boots or Shoes. Ukeeps the leather and soft condition, and the feet dry, so 1 I that every one will be astonished at its com- J fort and elegance. . (CT Be sure and call for C.M. L!na & Co.’s j Oil Blacking— it being the only arti- j cie. All others arc Counterfeit. Price, twculj’-llve cent* per /bottle.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approval. 1'orrct Dnfour, who was appointed lister of property within the corporation of the town of Vevny, at the February meeting, filed his bond; .with Abner Clarkebn as security; Wm. Peclman, Marshal of the Town, also filed a boiid; giving George Rodgers as security, for Iho faithful discharge of his important duties;

AVAGOXS AND PAR3I1NG UTESSlLSi Corner of Firry and Pike Street*, . THE subscriber has removed his shop to the building U., P. Schcnek’s store, and is prepared to make to order ig«am*TMg anyth.ng in bis line—such as CARRIAGES & BUGGIES, Wagons, Drava, Carls, Plows, Harrows, Hay Rakes, Garden Rakes, and all kinds of work generally done at Shops of this character. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, mid t - wilt endeavor to give entire satisfaction to all yVhoniay favor me with their patronage; and lo those friends who havc.59 liberally supported me heretofore, I return my sincere (banks. . - < SAMUCL SHUFFI Vevayl Feb. 28i ISoo.—Cm

[Advertisement.] ■ ;u*We have frequehtly heard the celebrdied German Bitters,'sold by Dr. 0. 31. Jacksoti, 120. Arch street, Philadelphia, spoken of in twins of the highest commendation, and we honestly belihve that it is one of the best rpediciHes advertised fob the complaints for Which it is recommended.- They are pleasaiil lo the taste, and can be taken under any circumstance* by the most delicate elomache. The press fat and wide, have united in comhjejiding this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia; tlebiiUy, 4c., and siibh arc the healing effect* of this panacea, that wchope it maybe introduced to every family where dyspepsia has, or is likely to hare a victim. See advertisement. '

■ -ALSO-- . .. ShOVels, Spaces, Manure and May Forks, Gar deii Rakes, J;c., Ac* IDO pair Trace Chains; 2CKHUIter.Ct)ains,.... 5Q pair Breast Chain?, ' 25 Log Chains, ■ * 25 Lock Cbditis, . Donblp and Jiingle. Barrel guns, Pistols of every description, - ■ Shot Bags, Powder, >’laaks ami lIoms,

Manufactured by C. 31. LINA A CO., .Buffalo, N. Y. And for sale wholesale'arid retail by roar7-tr TEATS, SCHENCKA: CO.

■fl’flC nilDS. fJEW SUCAR. just arrived froui New Orleans. For sale by feb2S TEATS, SGHENCK & GO.

Police. ALL persons having Deeds or other .instruments of writing Recorded, and yet in the Recorder's Office, will find it to their interest to call and get the same, ns I will not be responsible in case of fire or other auiidcnls, to which the office is liable.... . , J. U. TITUS, R.S.C*. Vcvay, Feb. ”1, lSj5.—3o-lt

DRY GOODS FOR 1855. iti part of tho following articles,to-wii: Clothes; Casiimcrcs, Jeans A Tweeds," SAttinels, Also, Jlerinocs; DeLaines, 1 Lusters, ‘ Ginghams,' Shcellhg Chbeks; ■’ Prints; Browii end - Blc&ched-Muslins, and Ticks, and new- and complete *assortincni~of tho above just received arid for wile low by tnatl WILL1AM5HAW &SON.

Oii mo'tion, a cbitimitloo of three was appointed, consisting of Messrs, Dufour, Miller and Hall, to act its a committee of ways and means for the present year, OCT" Win. Pcelman; Marshal, presented a bill amounting to tho sum of 89,00, for removing thiily-five dead hogs from within llio Cdrabratibri limits—not a very good month for dcrid hogs, cither ! _ Tlic hbo'vc bill was referred t6 the comnlitleo of ways, arid idearis. The Board then adjourned.

. Iticc! Kicc! ■A 'kAUGE SUPPLY of .New Crop iticc '!». just received from New Orleans, feb2S TEAT'S, SCHENCK & CO.

.Saddlc.ry and Carriage Trimmings, consist* ng, in part, of Bridge Blits, Enameled Leather, . lluckle?,.. do,. Cloth, Sturmps A Spurs, Laces A Fringes,' Tacks a mUiarneis Saddles, .

{Advertisement,} 0"The regular functions, of the tody can hot go on while the Liver, the greSt regulator of the system is out of older.- Sallow; Skin, Headache, Heaviness, Pain in the Side,, Indigestion, and a complete prostration of the sys-tem,-are some of the evil* which follow. To disipate-all these had effects, Idkb Carter's Srainsa„3fniTDitK; it regulates the Liver and imparts new life and vigor to the weak, enervated and Crifeibfed. A single bottle frequently aufficesirtsuch caies.;. Try it.

Timothy Seed. "KlRfeSH PURS TIMOTHY SEED; Just re3*. ccivcd and forssle.by . . .Vi;.. febl F. L*. GRISpp. A SON..

Notice; undersigned being desirous of shilling X up their old boohs; would respect fully solicit all who know themselves indebted by account to call and settle-the snipe. . rlei......... .TEAT?. & SGIIF.NCK.’

, UrassUand?, Ac.,A.c. . .. selected the .above artiCtep, it-Vviil enable us - to ..sell, at wholesale-or retail, at nS low priccsnslhesamo .cau.be bought west of the mountains,— J ," - ,’Givo a'cilL’and examine: out* Jlock of gopds and prices, before, going elsew hero, to purchase.' - F.- LvCRlSAtrD A SON; • F6b." HI 1SM.-*v‘ iir'iri -3

Wanted. • WHEAT A'NhOORN.'-i-Wrs wHL'pay the highest market. price .for .wheat and corn. u l{eH]. .TEATS, SCHENCK & CO.,,,

FAMILY GHO’CEaiES. ON himd, a large and igchcral aupply < of ___ Freslt^ Family Groceries,"among wiridli found the following articles ; Coffee and Sugar, - .Molasses and Rfcd, ■ ;.-.U i- 1 Teas ■ -- i:ar : ;; * r . 1 Soda ah t ii. ’-.Candles nndSoap, t f V*'AU!P)Cfr,and;Pcpper, lost received frate'low by < 6HMY*'A^GVr

f - 5’ civill classes. -v: ,V an eilrrt iol or New •F MoiJlssis, -m- store; acil for.sale, at lowest UOL'UyOlSIER/ tjaa3Q 1 , !i - . No. 4 OM FeUftO'il-llall T

fti(RREbLAS.—THE SUfiSCRld Eli HAS Ay on 1 hand of Umbrellas, which will besoldffTufi at prices >nS* noxtr. JOHN G. COTTON. :

„ past tKreb k wecks upwards of five thousand three Huridfed arid [fifty bales of colton,;valued atihorc than 1 a quarter of a tnilUori.of dolUps,’ hard been {destroyed by fire flt : tbo'Bouth.>:' - W-l:

r <Klh lo Sto'ct- Money I ttl/F. still conlinJc fti tticive trtbat ottfic ?V;*WDLANAfcTA'Wt-STOCK..MONKV for Gwdsand Accftun.i'r.j ti'j t ‘ T ■v-*' OK $ CO-

‘ ‘’'” 4 JUST 'RECKlVBtrtfMft'NFifr - Orleans, per ritcamcrrJOp bfcb. Molmao*,-new .crop. For calc cheap .for cash, by . . . ! ? flV-M ' •• ■- A VS.WSJ S'Cllft tfcKi CO:

>XUSTRECBl j yfcD. 1T 5q,bbls.KaBa.whaEait, .•F..a'ad fQi.rila.‘che^,.by ■ ■ t;:A'ra, : co.-, : .ami:: r-!.'; ■

orcg'oVi. WnfecK of Tim S6uViiF.hNr.u.—Fre\n *tlie Oregonian of Jan. iiTth we leant (hat (he steamship Southerner, Copt. Sampson, Vprung a teak at sea 'in a Reav)‘ gale, a Tew Uays previous, and was wrecked on ihc ‘coast, in latitude 47deg SOfain, about fifty Utiles .south of Cape FlaVfcry. Alt the passengers speak in the highesMerms of the coolness nl Capt. Sampson and the conduct of site officers and crew under his tommaml, lo which is attributed the safety of all on board.

Op“rffo mailer. bp w.ptgu? pien are, the moment tffey’jtlaci polifcy before principle they t becom« :incapable.-of; doing right, ind ire transformed Into the most odiooa fools of .despptiaari ** ' "

, TF.VAY rhlCES CURRENT. . CorrcclviT AVtfkly for tlfb Rcvrlllo/

Afif.U’j, iIHp'I pba'SI^U' • green pUxl fli'inj • C3.5‘l Ibml.' 1 ) C.’ur LTciSiii ** ens-rd r:nti-r t 5 . isnj-.-u Ujciiii Iiamj?. . I0jlI'.",'[ Mi.mMcrs T o SiJi'.-i - To.jIj Ci'IT.-v, f '■irk uai-t “ f 5 ('.’‘..hll Clii-tve, ;> l«>v li'iSJ-,’1 J» p il, 11IJP rtii.'Uiu p joz Kce* ;• ii.15; Klntir p iMfrcl >.511’. FiMiht-rs p g, TL5 -r)«i1ililvn Kjriiji Tj^cd'

Gnin—wheat 1^0311.CO Mm • • rto t ■ wits an $-to; t;jv p inti . 13^13 tjnl, p ft' - )0®I3 Mtilaws, N. (). • 2C*$3a [ . “ s. n. -tOirct naS'itu p iHi.Jict tiU-Jtifrt :I'iitilijv.< do, • ftiil SetJ.S--Hover. . 7,'toS‘X) I Mini gxa;a ' la 1.50 UlaMt-yJ Ul.eA 1 tini'ilKy Ca2^i5 Sugar fn-r l.bl - .TaC Jo rvUil " CaT Soli perlmJLCl Tallotr, , - . , hi 10 Wtn>d, - 2,W*3^0

£|t f trklij Irimlk; VE V t \ V : Wciluc.tUy, *. t ; ! ; 1 March 7, 1833.

Consumption I Consnnipttpn!! DR. WM. HALL’S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, \ - , — FOR THE CURE Of —; : , ' Cossuvnios, Dicujce, AornliA, Wastiso or the Fi.naii, Niciit Sweats, - Snmsa DLoou, Wu’oopinu Coccit, . : Dtrnci’LTTofIIreatiiim;, Colds," , Covens, Influenza, PiiTiiisic,- . Pais is the Side, , ■ -: ‘. : - and all: ;

Dff^ttlFFS;,ANOOHDMES;i JUST RECEIVED, a itcw'lol, whu*Jl will I 1-r sold low, vtsf: ‘' 4 ' ILXTltACT LOGWOOD, -• ; . ” vx I .• CO.TTON YARNSf ... N , . C:\NULE\ViCK. ' , . • ’ " coppr.rrA?: ■ - ■ RATTING. 4 ' | , ‘ •- : • MADDER. 1 : d : INUIGO,- : j 1 .ALUM, .... TWINE, “i C'i!Ion and Hemp Hop*,-, Ac., ie, r -* . Inar7 WILLIAM SHAW iSONV-* I

iH’ 1 1 -TTT.nv ■Dtro>.WN’F , - : . V Dr. Joi^9,lone of;thc, : rnost celebrated /I.; ikiatii In 3c*-Yuri, writtj Ai folloviT; , , - )>r. Curti*—IV^cSirs—Haring witnessed.the excel-1 i ,1.i Ctvj. «>f y.<;r i: ll}i:viipH yr It;*:can W \ _ t-.j ut-.-t Oi-m Swap,'in’ - * 1 rave-ef** 1 rtimnie Br»n- ! (till;*, ft —.1 Iml-Iu* nufVia rar 6 r b t •e-un-.t ft I-I rriU! ion 1 c JaTi-.unrsef lie IhiqaU bMOt Mat lahta *lul tncgv, I lean tli.’rvf'ire eh tc if ally .recommend yojr .( 3j.jctrain« it Uir,~ the im»t wnyenlem end cth-cn;!) 1 . 1 inu'k- t'f applying an) iWrt td Uie Atnd 1 hfve Viu-r ‘■••.•oti. 3Ti> iluubt Ihnit'vuntft of pen‘.n> juav iv r -liovSo.l. nnJ many cured, by aaitijr jbor retnfkieC *, * T j Vouarest tiU-rty tu iiM this in any way voj-tr.av !ihlnt proiier. Kciwctfutly, your»,Ae,, *‘ C. JOHNS, a, I Na. (Jfl3 ll-jurton itrool, Sew-Turk. I IV if. S. Conlor wriloa ni av f.,l!.iw» ; — I (ion;I.-inon:—1 lisvc recently hail ottmta t*> i-**x ’ vntir 1 h 'ffr Kynip and Ujcoan Vap-u in a ca-o <>1 dir >ii.o yore thrict, t!iallis-l rofii-ed t-> jhiM I.i othvr r.ifim .d iroatnu t.I, and tJi-3 tvuili hvi (citiifiod mo. «liaiovor m»y U j.mr ptvpantii't,. it I* ir > imp ’ ftii. -n. 1-it nu cxrcllor.t’rjtuviiy, I wiVSi, fnrTlio laVe Ilf t!;o alihi 11 Ul’g'll to hro Willlin Uit( r-'.rii ..fall. ... i:. v. Or. Clijcvcr writ’"— , , Xrn-Tnf, XcV; 13. l-ol. Hoir^irl—I think hlrhly of l)r, Cih'..3'».. Hypenna, a. a fim-ily In ili--:n.,-* ..f ;lio ihrujt an J luiipj. Having ha*l j-itiii* to t *t iU i-Ciracy, I mi r«ni iinr-1 lmil.ll 1. a mnl cv-ritoni nr'iiflno, Iwth llio Sj rail and Iho ititialinc,ini>tirjUnn t>> the cho-I. Tti- Hjprana i. f-r falo al Vovav.liy J, I. TIHKI’.tV'lt, ' JUr‘f i oo ad Tori boiil ent U>»'lod Hjsoaiia in Ha* iLijor. fobja-Giu