Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 38, Vevay, Switzerland County, 14 March 1855 — Page 3

;STAltTLlX«,.VVT TJtl’K. TVliwt Ertry 'Woman Should Know, j READER, arc you a husband or a father? a wife or a mother! Have you thu sin- ; reiv' welfare «l Ihow you love at L-.-art! Prove your *in- ; nntimo in Itnnilngvbil ir,ttifrm »iili their health and ha;>llnr>* not U-sj 1’iaa your ov. u. It- ] trill avoid lo yoa and yuan, at It ha* to thouiarJ*. ' many a Jay of juin and‘mutely followed by •!! 1 t nr* jia el latino the tolnd for It* ordinary avocation and cxliimiins thow means for meJicul at’.-ro- , (iar.ee, medicines and advertised rostrums, which • >tJi * crwUo would provide for declinin': yeans the ififlnmlies of ago and the pro|*-r education of year children, j How often it ha|)j«*ni, that the wife II fr >t;i j ear ; to year to that pltlaMe condition as pul even for one [day to feel the happy and exhilarating influence twl* [dent lo the enjoyment of health, arblns from tenorance of the simplest and plainest rules of health as j connected wl'Ji the Starring* itate, the violation of ! which entails disease, suffering and misery. [' ‘-And must Utli Vtinllmio! Jinn this be! Is there no remedy! So relieR Ko hnjpcr 1 . The remedy is by knowing the canvas and avoid!nr; them, and knowing the remedies tr.d bene Ailing by them. These are pointedool lu , THE MARRIED WOMAN’S • PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

1%’ o w W c H a v c 5 t . VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION - Dr. Johns, one of the nui>t cdeur.*.!, j I’tTj'.r'jiii la X;tr Yort, writes as fullvti: hr, Curti*—Hear Mr:—tUrin* altnemM Hi' Itot of ;«nr u ll; or Inhaling lly£e..n \ i pora.id Ciii-rry -Sjn;i! in a ofi of a chronic 'in ndilll", acd tu’iiuc mui' ti in far nr of m«iiOlrr-lrriui*<rt. ■'< affjviriTu i-f l*>t: tlir 'al, Wor.ciiUl tjW* r.i.>t 1 •cati ihcrtferc rlm.-rfLlly rctfnmncp 1 jour Mi-iitcri-1 .Vl.jrtf-ttM M.b-'.u? (ill) meal rimvCCK'M and ; mode of a|'t>!iiiv Will I h'i! em.‘ srt’ii. No doubt ibnjVmU of person* mar be rriiut • cd, and mar) cured, t>y udi::r ) opr ferns Jm*. You arc at lltrijy toW t J,i> in aLj wij ;cu tr.vthink Mop.-.*. K.'*i«iifri!)r, v bar*. Ac. ■ C.'joIlMS.M. I)..* Xo. CW3 llen-tnu tSfvct, Xcw-Yart' ■ Pmf. S. Center Writc»n*a.*folb»at:—

D1ABUUGES. On the 1st insL, by Elder Joseph Hankins, Mr. Mrair H. Roe jut j and Miss Marv A.sn GiLDCKT.

Proceedings ol Boaid ol County 1 Commissioners. AT THE MARCH TERM, 1855. Wm. II. Mcllakm was selected as student from this county to attend State University at Bloomington, free of tuition. In tho case of David Fisk and others—petition to relocate road in Posey Township—Samuel Fisk and Jesse Bradford remonstrating 1 —the cause was dismissed by the Board, at the cost of the petitioners.

DEATHS. In Harrison county, Indiana, on Wednesday Fub. 2Slh, at 4 o'clock, A. M., Frances Alice, infant daughter of Or. J, H. and S. M. Ramey, of Lantsville, aged 4 months and IN days.

New Book. Kate Aylebfobd; A Story ok the Refugees. Bj Charles J, Peterson, editor of "Peterson’s Ladies’ National Magazine,'* Complete in one volume, rteutly bound in cloth, for §1,25; or id two volumes, paper cover, for SI. T. E. Peterson, No. 102 Chcsnut st., Philadelphia, will issue in n few days, n thrilling historical romance, hearing the above title. It is ono of the most interesting publications ever issued from the American press. It is a true talc of the times of *70, and will ho extensively read throughout the country. The hook is how in press, and will ho issued on the 2dth March. Secure a copy.

Oar Ghent Subscribers, Will get the Reveille at the store of Keese *k Gex, where they will he delivered free of charge, for 91 a year.

Jesse V. Short was allowed an order for 950, and a deed was executed by the Commissioners for lot No. 33 in original Vevay, for furnishing material and putting np house on poor farm, according to contract entered into at December Term, 1854; also, an order for §2, for extra work on said house.

In these latter days tho name of Washington is getting to bo very offensive to the “old lino” politicians —the opponents of the American Reform Party. As evidence of this fact, read tho following extract from an editorial in the New-York Tribune of March 2d. In speaking of tho Washington Monument, the editor sava :

SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rVolicc to Carpenters. THE Trustees of (he M. K. Church in Florence, propose lo let out the building' of a metting'house in Florence on the 24th day of the present month. Said botire to be built and finished like the Anlicch M. E. Church, with the following exceptions. We want four window* on each side, the glass to be 10 by It inches, three panes wide and seven high, with (he roof to extend over nl the eaves sixteen inches, with a cornice on each side and bn Hit Rout, and also a cttpalo like the one on the Umvemlist Church in Patriot. Terms of payment to be made known on the day above mentioned. Done by order of the 'Trustee.*, March 7th, liSW.' marI4-2t JESSE BROCK WAY.

Gentlemen:—1 Lave rif.-Mly bad orresioe le t <* roar Cherry Svmp and Hreran Vcj.or In a rur **f cb.'onk sore throat, that had refuted ta ; ie!d in other form* of treatment, end the result ha* aaU*fl.<d in that,uluktvrmar l*> jour jrciuratbia.ltUho imp > silhm, but an crfolhr.t I wl*h. for Urn rale of the afflirleJV that It w’g'at br brought tutbU t'< ■> reach of all. IIjv, Ur. CliecTi'r writ?*:— Xia-Viiu. A'ttr. J.i, t?il. ' Dear Sir:—I think highly of Ur. Curt:*'* 11}jr- n>*. as a remedy in ciiv-W'of the tbnedsnd lunc*. I!..'-, In- haJ *omc opportunity to lestlh cfllcao, 1 s.nc'i! vtuced tnat it 1* a incut ctcclleM luedWlue, both tl.r Simp ami the (nhaTinc rpidkalion |g the rlicit. The lUecatu li for *at» at Writ, by J. I., THIS--U.UIU. JCpSoj a'drertlicrounl headed Ilyjreana in this j<ai>cr. fcUSmO^t.

G. L. Mead was allowed an order for $4,60 for furnishing provisions, <tc., for family of Richard Green, paupers. Wm. G. Krutx allowed an order for 92,89 for furnishing provisions for paupers. James Mead allowed on order for 98,4S for fum'shing provisions for paupers. Collin McNutt allowed an order for 82,40 for cash expended on behalf of paupers, mul services as overseer of the poor. The Board, in connection with the Clerk, selected Grand Jurors for May and November Terms of Circuit Court.

BY PR. A. M. 3IA.UlllCKA.tr, rcorwros Jr cue uts or waxes. Our Edition (500,000) ISmo.", />p.250. {os me nr«, rmi mom, sl,W.] A jlkdilarJ wort of c»laUiJi«J rcputatifn, found Hatred in iho fatatosuo* of tin cr»*i trade .afo* In Ncw-Yurt; Philadelphia, find oihot cllU-», nhd *AU by the [iiiitoi|uvI .Icipktollen in the Unite.t KUde*. It was C«t poMubml in 13ir,'*inct: whPh tliii* - FIVE HUNDRED TlIOCSArfUCOriF^ li«vi‘ be on wU, of which there were upward* of One IIumlrtdThoammd Sent liy Mall, atu-dtn:; tb« high ordination. In wlikb It U held it* a relbblt} popular Modital ', BOOK FOli EVEUY FEJIALF,, Iho author having devoted Id* exclnflvo alien linn to the treatment of complaints pneutlar to females, In respect to w hich he is yearly consulted by thousands, both In pemra and by letter. Hero every woman e«n 0beover.l<y comparing her OWn *ym!dote* With IhoM deierilMsl. Die nature, tl.aracler, cause* of, , and the proper remedies for, her complaint*. . * - ; ' , The wife about becoming a mother ha* often need of insirurtinri and adilce (>f Ihcutmott Importance to her fun ire health, In reeiwct to w bletherJK'ntiUvenc** forbid* consulting h tnedical jrenllemttvwlUflud such instruction a lei advice," and explain many iynt(itom* which other* iw w«mM occasion anxiety oralanu, a* all the |rccutlari1iej Incident to her tUaatton tie deEcrihtd. . - How many arc suffering from obi!ructions'or Irrcgolarilies Jieruli.tr ti> the fonnle *j item, which under intne the health, the effect* of which Die* are Ignnrent, and f->r wblclt .their dirl’cacy ferbld* sveilnij in /di'-al advice! Many suffer from rtoninr* mat (foiling of the woin1<), or from »uni *LBps (weat,erv*,'debility, A'e.) Many arc in constant ag’jnj for mahy TDOtilh* preceding mnaner.ient. Many have difficult if not dangerous iMfcrrrtestand slow ainl nneertain teenvcrie*. Some wliosr livot are ti4inrde.t during»'j«h lime, wilt each lind hi [U]<ages the mean* of prerealion.aiindi'ifutiunarid rclief. . ‘ • - It L* of roars? IropRcticnidc to convey folly the various subject* treated of, at they arc of a mturc sine tty intended lor Die married or .those cents in plating marriage. ,, • In conieipicuee of the uni renal .popularity- of Iln v , work, us evidencftl by Us ewr.wnluiary: rtle, various tnipodiloiiVhave foeen jttlempte<>, n* null on boot»*li'.‘rs a* on'the-public, by imltalimn of title jiageV spurious ollllorw, and surrcptiliou* infringe menu of and other device* and deception*, It has been found nect-Viary, therefore, to.. CAUTION THE PUBLIC to buy no book unless, the wori!* ‘‘l>r. A. JI. (licitrvsr, 120 JJlierty street, N.Y.” I* on feinlllie cutty Iii the Clerk'* Offlce on the Iiatk'ofj 'the title jiacet .knd tiuy dtily of respectable 1 and honorable- deab.-r*,- or send by mail, and addrvs* to Hr. A. M. Maurieeau. ' TTP Upon rrcidpt ofOne Uoitar,‘-THK MARRIKH WOM KX*S PR IVATK M KUICA I. COM PAN I OX 1 ! is

Business Notices. U*We call Ibc attention of Merchants, llookselleis, Drucgisls, and others, to Hie ad- ! vcrliscracnt of "The Croton Jlanufacturing Co., of 41 Courtlandl sired, New York, in ancdhcT column. Tins Company undoubtedly [stand at Hie head of Hie Trade, both in ii»au- ; lily and variety of the Goods I hey-Maim factor* 'and import, as they ore constantly MonufaC* 'luring, they keep up a full assortment at all | seasons of the year, and are fully prepared to j fill orders for goods in their line at any lime, t SJJ’Tiie alienlion of the reader is directed lo the advertisement of Ales. Detkaz's Faintly Grocery. He keeps a general assortment on hand, and deserves the patronage of the public, 0*See the "Notice to Carpenters’' in another column.

If they woultbrioW go a little farther in their oveftnnnngs, and overturn the monument itself, a good job would be well done, for.which the future inhabitants of Washington would rise np and thank them.

, HVCIKAIVAv . Brought J/omt to {he Door of the ZBUloa. LWoxrrsrn. IWovtar ha* jeeccKy Ithcn made by Ur. CuKl* of thl* city, la the irCiUienl <>; , CofthttiaptHn, Asthma, and nil dlieaar* of tinluitijr, We refer to ‘*Ur- CuriU' liyg.-iua, <>r I nUalsi or U)eein vaporand Cherry Svrti)"/' With thh intm'lhnd Ur. C. ha* rCMoreil mativ eC!ieti-J t>n;*s to feet b'cnUh; a* an »hUti he haa tr.ntimrr,;MoccrtiScalc?. Hie Ireatimnt, ojlryi';■ian rt'ciarii: It It crib-iit that iiihalinr—wr.-lai.-S jrcatliinjt.an lifatiiN! vEjorj th? wc-hv'-Vi-.i ptwiwrtie* itiurt rotre In direct conUi t with the a I' 1 - 1 * of Uif aria! rat Itr »r.lh>* luoss. and. Ihvt V - miuy rmri variO'l j r>*li:t rd v : r ■! {Dlrxlu<i>I lute tin J / I ..' (■ - rrat of «lbtc..tl<jn, 'Ike it l->r f-L* ut -ti I'je ijrh* the tveittry. - V-eV. J=n U.

SEBASTOPOL TAKEN!Great Excitement In the Crlhicni fllMIR undesigned invite? Inc ollention pf B. liis friends and customers to bis new and fresh supply of ; . P a ill 11 y <w v o c c r i c £. His stock cpnsists in part of RIO COFFEE; NEW ORLEANS A: CRUSHvd Sugar, New Orleans and.Sugar (louse Molasses, Teas of all .kinds. Dried ; I’caches, Hominy, Soila and SjI- • nrntus, Rice, Hoda and Butter Biscuits, Spices, Nut : Megs, Raisins, Candies, *Vc., vYc. ALSO . FL O UR AXJ) RAC OX, Wooden Buckets, Wash Bnurds and Tubs, Brooms; Firkins, Rolling-Pins, in fact every thing usually kept in a ■ Family Grocery. All such ortielcs will be sold at a very small profit. Terms cash—Quick sales and quick returns. ALEX. DGTBAZ. Yevay, Ma rch II. 1So3.

The Tribune is one of the leading “old line’* organs in the United States, and no doubt advocates the doctrine of the party in regard to the memory of Washington. The maxims and warnings of the Father of his Country, in rega.d to foreign influence, conflict with the views of ofilccscckers and demagogues, and hence their opposition to rearing a monument to his memory.

The Auditor and Treasurer made reports iu regard to receipts and disbursements and management of school funds during last year, which reports were approves! by the Board. Thu snbstanco of these reports is embodied in the report of the Commissioners, Auditor and Treasurer to Auditor of State, given below.

Tho IiiUjW'U woni,’6u III'.* Un-t’t iU* i.r i. xilLonl dip l-iv; w<roaT«.' i'-uw —lt(f lu*al vf UjC bdlng fnffcli-t't in rvap»ra> llif> fiul-U IIuiM;\>Vur t’.U'E? **f Cl’UK.'- liii? fi* f.i tnfetiltK*name*!. v Obo Pivkasuof Hv-vaua Usa cur. > »|C «r l!t« ASTHMA cf ail j wfi M ’ J tit, I’, BiViW(r)'. P. M. of l*-:i:r3Br n .'!. IV , 1 am cun-J of .ISUM.V of 10 j i_r. •uihilu;; ;■ j TV. CmtiP IIjS' ; -<ha. . ’ ‘ Kart-'a.'BjnnUiR, N, Y. • . Nn. S Mrtn n<>ivl-*r., X, Y, xai rj£’.'<I fit “ f-*r t 'lv ran.’ of Hn’ttTi’.IU.' !-* 0;c It; pcsna. JIv li.1» hCfticuiwl vi fi COUCH H'v«falvcar» itjcTIr.?, atol’il«)»!•■ A ti tv IitmrAk by her . U CUKKU la ONE MONTH liy the I) i svan.!. , / ■ ", . - . ; J. It. GaaHrt, I*. K„ HlrkninnU, Me. Price 1 ?trej JiUjn a IVrlasc. Sold trt CLT.TiS tV PEICK1XS * UOVTV& PAUL, No..14:1 Chsatben *1.. X. V. 4 pacl*B;t*jcnt free iw cspiX’j* W at.y jurtol itUVUuiW Suueji for Tea IMlar*.

Disaster tit New Orleans, Wo leam from the New Orleans \Picaynne that the towboat Tliomas McDaniels [cxplotlctl-all her hollers on the morning ;of tbe2Cth ult., while in the S. AV. Pass* having in tow iho ships Erie ami Hercynia nml tho .hrig America;'seven persons were killed nml two wonmlcil.

The Board examined the mortgages taken by (be Auditor in security of school fnmls loaned, and approved them. The Treasurer paid over $8,653 in county orders redeemed by him during last quarter, which were compared,with the books of the Auditor and Treasurer, and destroyed. The Hoard, Auditor and Treasurer, reported in substance as follows in relation to the school funds of this county to tho Auditor of State:

&d' We take the liberty to copy the following extract, from a private letter received from Indianapolis a few days ago. We give i. for what it is worth: “I sea a communication da your.last issue from “Junius,” in which, he manifests much Joy, in common with the mass of the people of this State, in . consequence of tlie passage of the Prohibitory Law/ and glorifies Gov. ‘Wright more than is due him, if madam rumor tells the truth, which is to this effect: That the Governor had his veto message written and signed, and was about to send it to the Senate, when Judge Blackford happened to step into his room; tbc Governor handed him the message to read, and.alter reading,- lid said to him—that if„lhosc were his only objections to the bill, he had better buriithem and sign the bill, for those chiuics in tbc bill had already been pronounced by tbe Supreme (,’ourt of the. United States strictly,con* htltutional, and die Governor acted accordingly. 1 cannot vouch for the truth of tbiv but it is current talk among tbc iiicujbcrs of the Legislature here, and said to boTnic without a doubt

One man was wounded, on board the brig America* but not seriously..The brig was somewhat damaged, about ten (cet of her bulwarks having been stove in by tho falling of. the towboat’s chimney. The ships, as far as wo could* loam, were uninjured.. ’* I The towboat J. P. Whitney , was close by on her Way.up, and immediately drop* qeJ hcr tovv and wait to the assistance of the McPamcls. SUo brought the wrecked boat and the dead and wounded up td the city, and tho former is now lying below the tower Cotton Press, in tlio Third 'District.

Pa p c !• El a n i n gJs tU’pol,

-X, IL— Ur. CcrtiViHreaii* I* the original and ONLY GENUINE AltTICt.K:>.U<.lh?r. nr- IrniUtlor.r or.vile and IXJI'HIOUS conrlrrfeitj. Shan thru*’a* vuuwouM TOISOX.,- • . ■ ■ •- J, U TIIIKtuUn, AzvcU Yew,

Wo. I t Courdttmlt SI., \cw-York. (Nearly opposite the Merchant’s Hotel.) THE C HOT ON MANUFACTURING CO., (Organized ur<K'r the Gi'n<*rd IfasiuCirttirlng Isw of - lbi> Mite of Xcar Vork.) OFFERS af wholesale, in quantities to suit . purchaser?, at Ma.nufactuiikcs’ Lowest fur cash or approved credit. ; I’.trKfi Haxowks, of every variety of style price. . Roni>i;ii3 to match. ' Fmr.-UbAR.n Pmvrsin great yaricij, TBASsPAitsK Wisfiow Shades. Oil. Window SiiAitrjt.. ; - 'Wide Willow Cratsis P.m:its, nud • Window Su.hn; Fixtcres, Of ttic latest styles'and superior finish, all of their own roamifaetpre ami importation. ■ • As their stock is large and entirely new, they invite Merchants,. Booksellers ond .Dealers in these articles, to call and eiamiiu- their styles ami prices whenever they visit the city, New Vork, March Ii l£M, •... * ;

I'nt (nulled free} t* atiyjrtrt <if 4iiis Utillcd I'aoaJai and llritilh 1'iwvlnwi. ■ ..MI kllm inow lK) ami a&lresMJ to Hr.-A. M.-MAUJIICK-VV:, IhiX IiM, Xuir-Vork Cilr.' I’uW Util 113 OW«, So. I;J9 liberty Mrvci, Xcv-Vork. .:', ArlrS-OiH...

Last Police. LAST CALL WITHOUT MOUK MOSKY! WITH rrio ferbcarauLe jias ceased ,lb he a virtue. I have \vailed upbn those who are indebted to me so lorigVthal I now mutt hare the money.*' Those who know themselves indebted, 1 hope will come forward immtdtr olWy, and pay. up—and thereby save - m e time and trohhie, and', themselves expense. The low slate of my finances renders this course absolutely nccessaiy, as the last resortto raise funds to pay.ray.own'indebtedness. - March 7,-ISM./\vL..L.' WOODY.':

r DJSIMSUS OF TI5K J.itSliS. ; BTKK. IIALI/S HALS AM ccnlains no Owun; Cclumtl, or Any mineral poison,,but i* composed mosijy of those KobU, Herbs aisTsubstances illicit- bare a.specific influence upon (lie lungs and l.hcji counccir-t organs. Its tmwrt/iattrjrf/.is to allay ail ini* Latiut) aiid genUy remove the pA/rpin and other morbid sclretjons from theTbmainnJ Air-Par-sagepjthus relicvi ng tin* Cough,Ay ru Weiii"' (Ac infiamation and other'causes which give rise t» iL r It also stimulates and Imparts' a healthy lode-to l£c Uicinsclrusf thereby blihg them- mare thoroughly to remora from the blood those impurities ;anddiseased parti-, clcs, which, if relalncdjVlo Wtnuch mUchii'.f !».the system', and. lay the foundation for/incu * rablc CONSyMPTIOX. ; U-,alco eserts a decided 'action upon the skin, and assists jo cupelling Hiroiigti tha Ksbalcnts, ranch of-that mhtbid matter whicb would, otherwise : be thrown back upon the I,un£S tsus relierjitj: them'of apart of IIicir-.vork, and;rendering the system ’pure. and ‘iiealthjv; AVhen tubercles arc formingi it checks their development and further progress; or if ulceration, hat. taken place,' it- assists lie lungs in throwing off the corrii pled .matter, ioo]lies the irritation, heals' tItb u Iterated cavatics, and restorestbemagain to heallljy adiorir. This Medicine iLcrcfgre, is not a, faUiatice picrely, which only relieves for the time being, bill'-is a tkoronph cunitite, ns it strikes at the very .root of the disease, and by.removing it, removes dt all iie remole attendant consequences. . This »its o’it/ingniriW ciaraeierittic—a' property possessed, in equal .power, by no other medicine of like nature, now before the public. , '

P&S* In Sacramento, California, recently, a colored man employed . to clear tbc sidewalk?, picked up n parr of old inexpressibles in tbc' street, and thinking them heavier than they ought to bo ripped open the lining,, and found there one hundred and Hfty dollars in gold dust. -

DRY GOODS FOR 1855. /PtON51STiNO, - iu part of lha' following V articles, to-wii:;-, ; Clothes,' '■ ■■-■ Cassimeres, J cans * Tweeds,:' -.Sat I incts, Also, Merinoes, , DcLnines, Luster.-'; • Ginghams, Sheeting Checks, . , Prints, Drawn and Bleached-Muslins, and Ticks, and new and complete assortment of the above just reccived and for sale tow by mar7 WILLIAM SHAW & SON.

-.John II. Cotton allowed §92,4D for keeping paupers at poor farm, during last quarter. John It. CoUon allowed §5l, for keeping ifcc., Geo. Hunter and Bobert Kilgore, Insane, during last quarter. Sarah Hadlock allowed €25, for boarding, washing &c., for Catbarint Morris insane, eight weeks, and furnishing her a pair of shoes. Jonathan Bobinson allowed 8S,25 for expense incurred and time spent, in attending os a witness on behalf of State in case : of State vs. Wnu X. Lyons. Wm. Price allowed §2,90 for services As jailor., John H. Cotton allowed §50, as extra allowance for keeping paupers at poor farm, for the reason, that by tho contract the use of tile farm is part of the consideration Wr keeping the paupers, and as last year tho crops failed, the allowance was inadequate to meet expenses. Geo. Turner allowed $44,GO for keeping aild nursing pauper at his house who was crippled. Chas. Goldenburg allowed §1,25 for stove pipe for use of county. Geo. Land allowed Sl,50 for furnishing provisions‘for a pauper. J. D. S. Lowe allowed §6 for overseer of the poor and other services, . . Thos. Armstrong and. David ScuddOr each allowed §1, for services as overseers of poor. L. L. Woody allowed $12,62 for stove and pipe for use of house on poor farm. J. li. Titus allowed $1,55 for money expended for county. Jesse. V. Short allowed $5, for stove for use of house on poor farra< It. X. Lainb allowed 63,75 for stationery for Auditor's office. E. H. Johnson allowed 85,05 for bringing prisoner from Patriot to county jail. John By ram allowed §4, for tax paid on over assessment of his real estate.

AI tachmcitt.ftoin cc. ;'. GcorgcMcGulloch&‘Manser) tv-’’ against ; ;x ' • : > Attachment; - Jehu J. StockdeU* •. NOTICE isjtcrcby given that it writ of Attachment Vss issmid in. tho obove entilled cause, returnable, according,to law;. and that on the 22d day of March, I333,atlcn o’clock, A. M., at my office in Cotlbh Township, Switzerland county, Indiana, ! will proceed to hear and decide upon the claim o f the said. Georce McCulloch & ManScr, whereof the said Jehu J. Slqckdctland all others concerned, will take notice, ■ ■- HARVEY LITTLEFIELD,, (nr’s fuiiSl 50).; (Justice of the Peace.Cotton.Township, Feb. 21', 1S35—SG-3t. -

3IcRDF.it axu SctciDE, — A • German, named Kccfiinher, living .near Lancaster, Owen county, Ind., on-the 3d in;t., murdered his'wife by a stroke on her head with an axe, ami then, after two unsuccessful attempts —one to cut his throat with a razor, another to; shoot himself with a rifle—ho committed suicide by placing a double-barrelled pistol to his chin,'ond firing it off, the contents of botji barrels passing up through his head. 'Hie cause, of. the horrible tragedy was jealousy. * 1

From Mew Vorlc. Nmv Youk, March 9. ■ Tnc Mayor has permitted the emigrants by the Sardinian frigate to land, being satisfied they are not convicts. Five hundred dollars rewared is offered for the apprehension nnd conviction of Baker, who, it is supposed, killed Poole, j

FAMILY GROCERIES. ON, hand, a large and general supply .of Fresh Family: Groceries,: among which may be found the following articles: Coffee and Sugar, , , Molasses and Rice, . , Teas and Salaralus, Soda dnd Starch, , L * - Candles and Soap, , Allspice and Pepper. Just received and for rale low liy - marl ; WILLIAM SHAW $ SON.

The Conncrsvillc Telegraph says; Considerable excitement was manifested in our town on .Saturday last, consequent upon the conduct of an itinerant lottery maker, named Hunt* who pocketed tho money and attempted to vamtsi without going through with tho drawing. Tiro Concert was the only part performed, and that was/rcc to all.. After refunding all the money he had, ho was placed in jail, where ho icmainoh until Suncay,

AOniinlstrators’Satc. NOTICE is hereby given,, that ,wc will sell at public outturn,,on Saturday, 24th day of March, at the residence of. Ur. Win) Norisez/lato of Switzerland county, deceased, bis personal property,-consisting of horses, cows, young cattle, mowing and reaping machine/ threshing machine, plows,; harrows, and' a great variety of farming implements. . Also, a set of dental instruments. A t credit -of sir and, months will.-be givenonallsums ovcr'Uitiic dollars, the purchaser giving bis tible With approved security, waiving Valuation and appraisement laws;— Sale to coromenoeot 9} A. jU>- - • ■- ---- HIRAM WASON, • CHARLES N0R!SE2,‘ Administrators. feb 23-^36-31

JTSr'The progress of Minnesota Territory is truly wonderful. It was organized only,six years ago. Thirty counties have since been laid ofl and nearly all organized. ’The population bas incrcacd from five thousand to thirty thousand or more. The taxable property of the Territory is estimated for 1855 at 67,000,000.

DYE STUFFS AND SUNDRIES. JCST RECEIVED,-a new lot, which will he sold low, viz : — EXTRACT LOGWOOD,' *0 ' COTTON YARNS, CANDLE WICK, - , ' COPPERAS, , : BATTING.- -• . ' . MADDER. > r; " " INDIGO, ALUM. ; „ , V . TWINE,: Cotton and Hemp Rope, &c.» &c. - ’ • 1 mar? WILLIAM SHAW & SON.

Hie Erookville Democrat says: An unsuccessful attempt was made to enter tho County Treasury on Thursday night last. A skeleton key had been made but tho material of which it was constructed proved to bo rather brittle and the key broke uffin the lock.

THE MOST EXTRAORDINABY Cures of Consumptioii $ re,made here at home and certified toby snclimen as Wv D.AVaimif, M. D.,J. S. Uwsojf, M. D., Wu. C.Sjtth, M. D.,*J.S. Jon.xso.v, M,D., Capt.- W«,i Piuara; R. S. Mciro*n, Esq., and others are trtll known citizens of Cincinnati. , . ’• . V : UjMja 1 1* uroN xn e a fiEsyru Arid get o. pamphlet and read lhcircerlificat(;F in full, and you must botfully convinced of (life extraordinary mtriUof tHit mtdirine.' V V O* C AUTION !. Beware of Or. Hall’s Pulmonic Ba Isaqi ; , also, Dr. HaU.’s Cough Remedy,,; wjitch; is sometimes palmed , o(T for the genuine, „ - O’ Be sure arid 'ask : for ■ Da. Wiir. Iliu-’a Ral&ui. roK-Tin: < N For sale by \V; »V J. Krutr, Florence; Janies M. Cotton, Mt'. MooiCelrt; George McCulloch, JacksonyiHe ;.a o d by J. L. THIEBAUD, Vfcva£ • ’ rnarl-3nr

AtroisruENTs nr the GovEn.von.-~ lion. James Morrison, Attorney General for the State; lion. John Pettit, Judge of tho 12tU Judicial Circnit; Charles A. Kaylor, Esq., Prosecuting Attorney for the 12th Judicial circuit: Andrew J. KefT Prosecuting Attorney for the 7th Judicial Circnit.

. Ciuclaunti Produce Market* Tuesday, March 12. . Ftoun.—The market has a downward ten* dency. Sales of ItiO Ibis at $3,30; 200 do at j $3,40 and 80 do extra at 63,63. Received during the last 21 hours 2071 ilia; j Provisions,— Sales of 50 hhdS, and C000 lbs bulk shoulders at-5ic and 10 hhds bacon shoulders at Cc. | IlcTTER.-Sales of 30 packages solid at I4c, and 7 bbis prime roll at 20c. Molasse.—A sale of U0 half bbls old at 25c. cash; Rice.— Sales of 20 Tierces at Cci Potatoes.— Sales of 250 bushels Notlhem ■at $1,75. Sugar —Sales Of ISO hhds fair and good at -II cash. Cheese— Sales of 600 bis at 10c., and 100 do English Dair.v at.12c. Dried Fbuit—A sale of 40 bushels Apples at $1,80.

IVolicc.. : ALL persons haying'Deeds or other Instruments of writing -Recorded, ami -yet in the Recorder’s Office, wilt find it to their interest to call and get the same, ns T -wilt not be responsible in case of fire ot. other accidents, to which the office is ■ . * : - j* H. TITUSj R. S. C.iVcvay, Fdf. 21; O' V

WAGONS AND FARMING UTENSILS! : •’ /.Center of. Ferry and Pile Street §, THE subscriber has removed tiis shop to the o p posi t c _ U. P". Schcnck's store, and .. is prepared to make to order sSiKBifiD anything in his line-such as. ■ OAimiAGES & BUGttSES, Wagons, Drays, Carts, Plows, Harrows, Hdy Rakes, Garden Hakes, and all kinds of. work generally done at Shops of this character. - The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited,. ; &nd I will endeavor to.give entire satisfaction to all who may favor me with their patronage; sod to those friends who have so liberally supported me heretofore, I return my sincere thanks. ' SAMUEL SUUFF. , Vevay,;Feb, 23, lS55. r -Cm

Pali, on a Church. —We learn that a church being erected in Martinsville, Morgan county, Ind.,fell down m a few days since, burying twelve beneath the ruins, all of whom were seriously injured, and four supposed to bo beyond recovery.

IViw Susar.v v WE have on bard n lame lot of new crop Sugar, which will be pul up in barrels, half barrels, or in quantities lor suit purchasers. mar7 F. L. GL1SARD & SON,

■Vciv ilioJasse.*, JUST RECEIVED an extra lot of New* Mo 1 arses, in barrels anJ half barrels, anil for sale by F. L. GRlSAHD vV SON.

John McMillen allowed $5, for serving as Bailiff at March terra of Board. Geo H. Kyle allowed 5103,4(1 for per cent on county orders ‘redeemed daring last six months.

C/2L LITA>& C OS'S ■ Srif-PoKihingt WateriiProofi Utyilt! OIL BLACKING, For Foots, Ladies' Shots, V£c. mills BLACKING only nccds'lo.bc applied JL tlnice a month on Uobts oi Shoes. g&| It keeps the leather always ina pltsblejfBI ami soft condition, and tire feel dor, wr that every one will be astonished ot its comfort and elegance', * [p”Be sure ami call for C. M. Lirti dt Co.’s Oil Blacking— it being the only nine article. All others are Counterfeit. T*rlct> twenty-Ave ctnU ptr l»o(llc. Manufactured by ‘ C. M. LINA 6i CO., Buffalo, N. Y. Ami fur sale wholesale and retail by . incr7-tf TEATS, SCllENCK** CO:

, S&T Hon. Isaac Blackford, of this State, has received an appointment from the President as one of the Commissionera of the Board for adjusting claims against the United States, lately created by an act of Congress.

riOAVS—S*IOW>-. ASMAJ.L fot of Steel mould board Plows, on hand and for sale cheap by marl F. L. G HIS A HD & SON.

, SADDLERY SHOP. On P&e ttrccl, Irticrm Ferry urn! Li'.trly. njAUE subscriber would respectfully infonn JL Ins customers and the l n, M* c £w®k generally, that he keeps constanttyK<JjH& on hand, of his own manufacture, iiT^ 5 large supply of Saddles, of every.description, both for ladies and gentlemen, besides a general assortment of Bridle*, Mtvrlhignles, Collar*, Harness, llmne*, Riding Whips, Trunk*, <tc., which he will sell at very lowest cash prices. K. B, Cohsladtly oh hand Collars of ray own ni'ahufactbrc. Also, Ilames and Chains, of a superior quaiitr. WILLIAM FAULKNER. Vcary, Match 7, 1853. . '

Robert N. Lamb allowed 5IT0,77 for services as auditor during last quarter. Jacob ,Shull, Ji S. Ferguson and John Weaver each allowed $15, for serving firo days each as commissioners.

BIlcc! Ricci A LABOR SUPPLY of New Crop Ulc6 just received from New Orleans. f«b23 TEATS, SCI1KXCK & CO.

SST The three men. Remain, Madden and Keefer, who have been on trial for several days, at Fort Wayne, Ind., for the murder of John Dunbar in January lost, have been convicted of murder in the first degree.

Sam's triumph is Paris, Ky.—A letter to the Louisville Courier dated Paris, Ky., March 5Lb, says:—

IRON AMD STEEL. JUST received, and how for sale for cash, 00 Tons Assorted Iron, 2,000 lbs. .Norwegian Nail rods, _ Cast, Shear, and German Steel, Blister and Spring Steel, Springs and Ailcs, . ' Wagon Boxen, ' ■ * 1 ’ Sledges and Hammers, and - :-V . 150 Kegs Belmont AH waTranled Ip be good or no sale, by . - fcbt l F. L. GR1SARD i SON.v'

In the way of politics we had an exciting municipal election this morning in wbicji the Know Nothing ticket, beaded by Major Williams signally triumphed. The supposed ticket of thb Know Nothing party is received hero with hearty approbation; it being considered an earnest of the downfall of the old party hacks that have so long ruled and so well nigh mined iho State.

Timothy Seed,. PURE TIMOTHY SEED, just received and for sale by fell? If. L. GH IS A HD $ SON. Queens ware ami Glassware. A LARGE assortment just received and for sale low by - mart William suaw *v son. .

ill olasscs. JUST RECEIVED from New Orleans, per steamer; IfcO bbls. Molasses, new crop. For sale cheap for cash, by feb28 TEATS, SCI1HNCK &. CO.

An Irishman, named Bowers, was found dead in his bed, at his - boarding bouse, in Terre Haute, in this State, one luoming last week. Verdict of the Coroner, “ Death from visitation of God.”

[Advertisement] tnrWh have frequently heard Hie celebrated German flitters, cold by Dr. C. M. Jackson, 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, spokch of in terras of the highest cotomcnJalion, and we honestly believe that it is one of the best medicines advertised for the complaints for which it is recommended. They arc pleasant to the taste, and can be taken under any circumstances by the most delicate stomncho, The press far and wide, have united in commending this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, &c., and such are the healing effect* of this panacea, that wo hope it may be introduced to every family where dyspepsia has, or is likely to have k victim. See advert ice men t.

Wnlitcfl. WHEAT AND CORN.—Wc will pay (he highest market price for wheat and corn. [fell] TEATS, SCliENCK & CO.

Sii^ar. IK HMDS. NEW* SUGAR just arrived Wr Rom New Orleans. . Fox sale by feb28 TEATS, SCUENCK& CO.

£ST The house of Harrison Harbcrt, three miles north of Covington, Ind., was destroyed by fire week before last The family barely had time to escape from the flames in their night clothes.

(Kr The legislature of Iowa has passed a temperance act, very similar to our ownlaw. The lowabillhas been approve cd by the Governor and is now a law.

i\ey» Groceries. JUST RECEIVED, ih’>addition 16 my former stock, a new and complete assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting pf New Sugar and Molasses, Coffee, itc., $c.— Call and examine for yourselves, at janoO F. S. RINGLET'S.

Notice. ’ V THE desirous of settling up their old books,: would respectfully solicit all who know themselves account to call sod settle the same. fc7 •’ TEAT? * SCHEN#

UMBRELLAS,— THE SUBSCRIBER HAS on hand an excellent assortment of Umbrellas, which at prices to suit the limes. - novfl JOHN G. COTTON.

~ ~ VEVAY: Wcdacid&y, t i i i i March 14,1855.

Total principal, composed of different funds ..... .S27,673,77 Amount refunded within the year... .5,717,23 Amounlrcloaned §5,327,17 j Balance on hand...........390,11 35,717,23 Am'tlor.u’d on r 1 ! estate 827,135,65 *• “ personal property.150,00 Balance on hand as above.. .390,00827,575,77 I Amount of fund lost or unsafe 150,00 j ! Amount of interest received within the, year/ including amount on | bond at last report.. .V. .83,705,05 ; Amount 'of-" interest tils- I tribuled for school purposes,..31,713,99 Ain’t of interest on hand March 1,1555......... 1,755,93 Incidental expenses of fund for the year end- j ing Match 1,I353......i23t,l3 33,105,05* Joshua Smithson allowed $40,80 for • coal for public offices. , i Samuel W. Howard -allowed 827,80 . for extra services as Sheriff last quarter.;

VBVAY FRICKS CURRENT, Corrected 'Weekly for (ho Reveille.

Apples, dried p bu{?Uf' green P hr 12,0015,50 i Beans - {£2,50 Beeswax IK325 Barrel-, flour 55A30 “ polaiao 20<£2l Ruder p Q, 15320 Bacon haras, 103 K'. 1 ; Should ora TSS Sides • "39 Coffee, p sack 15®13 “PR ’ 13JP31-I Cheese, p box 10312 do p & liais.’Ji Chickens p do* Eeirs p doacn ®12>; Flour P barrel (?,5u Foal hers p 0, 353(0 Golden Syrup ■ 75350

1 Grain—n heal 1,5031, Cl) i corn ,T53-0 1 rjo - K»300 i oals 50ojoo 1 Ilav p loo - 15313 i Lard, PH, . 10215 Molasses, S. O. - 202 30 “ S. II. -10250 1 Onions p bathe! 0O3SO 1 Potatoes (to ; (3 155 I Seeds—Clover 7,5Uai<iO Idue gnu la 1.50 t fltaxseed lal,25 timothy 5a5t25 Sugar per hhl - 5-ifi do relall - Ca7 Sail per Lash cl 5oaC3 Tallow. . - fatO Wood; - 2,H)a5,50

Consumption I Consmnpltou I! : D». \VM. HALL’S BALSAM FOR THE LOKQS, - r ' . —rqR the rues or — Co.vsrprno.v,' Pi'cuxr, Asirrm, )Ijtn.\niiT:s AUasttim: or. the Fixju, Nwitr Swmts 1 , ‘ .SriTTixu HlOoii, V'lworrxG Cocfii, Dl»VKTI.TTOrlUlUT*IIVf:, - ■ Couch UTias; <•, • . •' >■; I’.ijs ix the Situ;, : -'and all