Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 40, Vevay, Switzerland County, 28 March 1855 — Page 3

A New Star In the Literary Flrraantnt t SELLX BRA CKSX t A Dome*tic Talc of Forty Year* Ago. Uead ihe Critics opinion of Nelly; "It is beyond any American book of the present day. The genuineness of its sentiments, its perfect purity, and truth of its characters to nature, give U a higher.eminence among the books of the day, Oar readers have beard of an oasis in a desert—well, KeH ,ly Bracken is the oasis of the dreary dcs*tlof American female .literature or the present day.*'—X V. Courier ini Fn^uinr. "Unless we very much misjudge the value, it is destined to no mean rank among the original works of American fiction. It is a first effort, and Is one full of promise of yet greater excellence.’'— Batttn Attei. ' The authoress of Nelly Bracken is with ns a new, but by no means an' unwelcome acquaintance. Wq. have in cur library; those more noted, but none that wc should allow In crowd aside Amie Chambers Bradford, it matters not whether she be "sweet micea" nr the shady side of five and thirty.' The plot, sum and substance of this "tale of forty years ego," we have not time or space the present week to explain, and had we time even' it is lest that those who have a task* for well wrought narratives, should read, understand rind judge for themselves. The book is handsomely printed and contains 371 pages.—-Lutc-rente Journal. A fresh and glowing picture of iife in Kentucky, implied with a feeling very winning to the reader,— Winciesfeir Tiffin ton. , We like the preface and the book. The author's name is new to us, but she is evidently a writer of promise. The story is attractive, the style easy, graphic ami graaeful.— There is much beauty of sentiment and expression, and that mingling.cf humor and pathos, like bright rainbow* hues painted on tears,which is a characteristic with many of the masters of light literature.—Frederieltburgh Artet,. Published by LIPPINCOTT, GRAMUO & CO., • ' Philadelphia. . I I vot. 12 mo. Price ? 1,00.

! {Agricultural Meeting. IrBlilE Directors of the Ohio and SwilrerI A. land County Agricultural Society ore re■quested to meet at Enterprise, on Saturday, the 1th day of April, 1S55* at- 10 o’clock, A. 'M. A general attendence of the Director* ia ! requested. ns busintss of importance* j* ro 1 • ■ , transacted. Members of the Society and all others desirous for the prosperity and useful- . nefa of the Society are invited to attend. - j By order of the President. ‘ PERRET DUFOUR, Sec’y. j. March IS, tSM.-td j fVistor, Rising Sun. please publish.)

Bmlacii Sodtti. IT Business in Vevay is becoming Quite brisk as the Spring advances. Most all of the empty bouses in Town ore becoming filled, and several new stores are opening. The ocason for advertising is at hand, and the columns of the Reveille are the best directory that can be successfully employed. UjlVc have the gratification of announcing another new establishment in Vevay this week. ' Exes Littlefield, formerly of Mount Sterling,, is opening a Furniture Store and Cabinet Shop, on Main sweet, in Oarkvon’s new building. See bis announcement. IT Read (be advertisement of Lippincott, Crambo & Co., Philadelphia. Nelly Bracken, the book they advertise, is selling very fast. Get a copy and read for yourself.

New Orleans Market. Nxw Oautt*?,March 25. Sugar is firm, with a ; good demand. Matassea is scarce at 20 cents for prime. Flour is better, with sales of superfine this morning at 52 12 a 9 23. Corn is unchanged. Oats are lower, with sales of St. Louis ut-15 cts. Bacon Sides have advanced to U all cts.— Lord in kegs,91 a 101 cents.’ Rectified Whisky is (letter, with sales at 26 j a26i cts. Sight Exchange on New-York, 1 dis to I pre. Freight to Cincinnati and Louisville, -itiaSOc

Wow* Wc Have It. VERY .IMPORTANT INFORMATION.— Dr.- one of the ircsl ctlefcritrd Phy j'clor.i in Sew V<irt, « r'.tej t; folio? s: ■ ' Dr.-Cnrti*—L*ear Sir:— Hafinjr nitntMod th« •*«!- Ifn! elect* of y.iur or Itihallnfr Hyccan Tit* l-ortnd Lhtrfy hyrnpi tc> ■ ca*c of a throi>lc Uron* chill*. andhelvf much id fitor of tonulerrirritill in affetlitHi* of IS* throat, bronchial I tike* andlurr*. 1 can Uterufore cbeerfuUj reromuiend jour MadkateJ Apparatus asb-UDj the mod coiivcnlriit and eft-cnil b.j*1o of t.j-j.1; ir c : aytbbif or the kind I bate c\*r .'•’■'D. No iloabt tlimi^aatUof jierior.* m»T be relieved, and many mr.'.l, hr-tMtmr yourremWrtcI • are at liberty-lei ma-lbtof|a-miT, *ay jou tea; think i.roper. P,c*; ettfcHv, xnttrt. at." ’ C. JOH.NS.M. U„ , Nu, Ctt Greet, Neti-Verl,. Prof. S. Cct.tct write* u* a*fbllne* ; — Gentlemen;—Ibav« recently- had Ui led yn n r rh-ny SJ ro|j »«d.Hrpmn Vapor, tu a car* of rliMnit (otjy ilirrjaii Uisi bail tvfu*ed to field Jo'other firm* of treatment, aCd’.thj; re*tU itu aatliftcd me. that, whiter er may be jour preparation. It Utmlmpn. •itii n, but an nceiletil remudr, . IwUh, for He «ts of the iT.ifteJ, Uiiat U V.jbt W btto£M whMailo reach of all. 1 - 1 f ‘ - i-7! i-tl .

Onr fihcnt.Subscribcrs, Will get the Reveille at the store of Keesb jSs Get, where they will bo delivered free of charge, for 31 a year.

BLACKSMITHING. nnHE undersigned has removed his shop to JL the new shop on Ferry street, above Pike sE, near- egSTTJ ly opposite Price’s Tailor gg Shop, where be is prepared fflwL-. to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING, particularly Re- «■ L patting. Horse Sl oeing, W.v / n/J yon Ironing, Plow Making,/ &c.,A*e.,in the best style—on the shortest notice, and most reasonable terms. Alt work wxr.r.xsrED, IE D. ANDERSON. Vcvay, March 21, IS55. .

SwitzerlandCircuit Court. This Courts meet at the Court House in Vevay on the 5th Monday in April—and not on the 1st Monday in May, as is generally supposed. ‘ Lot this fact be remembered by all'who have'business to transact at this Court. .. '

UTRecces P. ■ CitcTci’ER, of Covington, ' Kentucky, is opening a Tailor shop in the ' room formerly occupied by the Messrs. Dis> ium, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. IT The Stove and Tinware slote of Lee. Woody is becoming Quite popular throughout the county. The reason is, he advertises and sells his goods cheapO' It will be seen Uiat a School will soon commence at the Lower District School House. We need a man like Mr. Anderson here to teach the bad boys. ‘ IT See the notice of sale of land by the L". S. Marshal.

liev. Dr.Cheotet wriles:— ....... ■ . Nf.r-Vo’c. Nor. 15, l«f. IVar Sir;—I tbir-S highly uf Ur. CnrtU’* Itateana, a* a remedy in il}*<•?«■»!*of ibr'fliroitand Ictml.''flavin; hail w*i»e opportunity iU eltlfacf;‘l am ouivirced laat tt 1* a mwt excellent medicine, bolh lb'* S; nip a ini the ir,hatli.£ application to the clrjJ. The llyeenna l« for rale It Vrray.by I-TIRF-I Ml')). jrr’Seo adrcrtierm-rct beaded Kyreana in thij paper- . " ful^g-Sm STABTLWGy BBtHjK V K. . IVhnt Eurf Woiuati SUonlil Kyiovri

What We Nktd !—We need a good Watch Maker and Jewelry Store in this place. A man who understands Ins business, and can repair watches and jewelry, with a small capital, could no doubt do well here.

S. V. A V*. Plate Stock . Bank. Evansville, par Cain bridge City Bank, par Fayette Comity Bank, par

RKADFR, are you a linsbam] or a falherf a wife nr a mother? Have yoti lIlC. Sincere a elfire ortho*' 1 you fove at heart? Prove yorirclr.(vrityjad l»v! no time iu [canting absUiitrrfercsa-tU I'i' lr health and happin.'** not k-Mlh.-n J ’>11 r nirti. It a 111 a\»M to ton Bird yuan, it U(n thowtiDiN. sur.iij a i!»J of lulu etui auxkty fulliived ly tit)epk'i • nichts, Im-nicclLitlti): the nil ml fof lli oMlMry tiTocalinii ami exhaurtiup UiorC rim tit fur tumlic;A alp ti* dano;. tnolicbirt and adcenlnvl roMroni',-which oth, era 1«; anuM nrnvMe for ilecllnliur fear*, the btflnullie* of nan anil tbn proper cdnralion Of jont chUtllet:. l!->a dfien 11 haMM'nr, tHil the a Ife linger* fir j to to yoarlfitliat pitiable condiUnn an not (tan for on • dsv to feel the happy and exbibratlug Influener im!■ driit to the enjoyment of health, aniitit; frow.lotor* arce of the «iioplr?t and pIsiEeM rule* of lieilili a* nnineeled with the marrirjrv »tale. the vfolalltjir of ahidi enttlG dK,-o»', ainl tniaety . ■ ■ 'Mud mutt thU ninUnue? Mol this be? It tbrro no remedt? ?fo relief? Kulujel*’ • • . TTur remeddb by ilie caoea'and atvIUI.ix litem, and Itwwlti” the romediei and benedtllng by Itieui. Tbere sro ["dnunl out In - ‘ TIIE M.VRHIKU AVOJlAS’Sf - » PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

SADDLERY SHOP. On Pile ftrrtt, hrltr'm Ferry and I.ihfTty, rHIHB subscriber would rcspec!fully inform Jl his customers and the public generally, that he keeps constant!ynflSm on hand, of his own manufacture, a A^

We also want a good dean Uulchcr—one who will attend to his business, and hayc. fresh meat in market as often ns three times a week. Such an ouc could make it pay.

Merchant and Mechanic.* ilanfc. New Alkmy, Cn-.f-sil City Bank,* Bank of Mount Vernon, Southern B'V .Terre Haute, Prairie City Bant, do Kentucky Mock Bant, I rid. Stock Bk, In pone, Fanners Bk, XVcMfietd, Rroukvlltc lit, Drookville Gratnmnrry Bk. Larayclle Indiana Bank, Madlvin.

large supply of Saddlest of every description, Lola Tor ladies and gentlemen, besides a ge neral assortment of Drldln, JIarttngalrf, Collars, llornc**, lUtnci, Rtitln- Whip*, Trnuka, Ac., ’’ winch he will sell at very lowest Cash price?. ; N. !I. Constantly on hand Collars of; my own manufacture. Alto, Dames and Chains, of a superior quality. WILLIAM FAULKNER. Vcavy, March 7, IS53. v

Hail Storm. —A storm visited the southern and sonth-cast section of Logan county, Ky. f on Monday night, the 12th inst., doing considerable damage to fences, trees, Ac. The lightning struck a barn, belonging to Mr. Win. Morgan, living near Adairville, setting the building on fire, and entirely consumed it, together with several horses and a lot of provender. The lightning also struck a suable and killed a horse, near Allison’s tavern, on the Bowlmg-Gro n road. Other damage was sustained in the county.

CO* We received a piece of poetry from the gifted pea of Mrs. McCiark, of Warsaw, Ky., just in lime to he too late for this week’s issue. Mrs, M. is a great favorite with the readers of the Reveille, and her articles are always thankfully received. - It will appear next week.

PROSPECTUS FOR IS3S. , The New York Weekly, mirror. Onlg One Dollar a 3 mr, in advance. IT is the design of the proprietor to make The NewYork Weekly Mirror one of the test KAMI LY NEWSPAPERS in [hccountry, devoted to Politics, LrrKiuTL-Rk, Science and the,Axes, and free from the scandal and immorality which - form the great staple and interest of a large.class of weekly papers. The New Yoke Weekly Miami* is address* cd to readfcrsof refined taste, and'the publisher looks exclusively to this class, of the community for a liberal support. In Politics, the Mirror is independent, progiessive, without being radical, .and is earnestly devoted to Americanism and- the UNION* OF THE STATES.

X. X*. Mock Bk, Vincennes Tlppeeanoc Bk, XVinrmae Great western Bk, Terre ’ Haute, XVavne Hfc, I/07an*port, XVaWh Hirer llank,Xcwvllle. Bank *if Fort XVajne, Bank of South Bond, Huntington County Bank.

SEBASTOl’OL TAKEM Clrca( £xcltemeut lit the Crimea. rfflUE.'undcfrfgned invites the attention of fl- his friends and customers to bis new and fresh supply of Family Groceries. His stock consists in-part of . , RIO COFFEE, NEW ORLEANS & CRt'SHed Sugar, New* Orleans and Sugar House . Molasses, Teas of all kind*. Dried ■ Peaches, Hominy, Soda and Sal* ■ aratus, It ce, Soda and 'But- , ter Biscuits, Spices, Nut Megs, Raisins, Candies, »Jc., Ac. ■ Also FLOUR A XD;B AC OX t Wooden Buckets, Wash Hoards and Tubs, Brooms, Firkins, Rolling Pins, in fact 'every thing usnalty kept, in a '. Family Grocery.;. All such ! articles'will be soldat a , ' ■ ' very small profit. Terms cash—Quick sales and quick returns. ALEX, detfaz: . Vevay, March 14. 1855. ,

Ixpiaxa Weekly Visitor. —This is the title of one of the neatest and best local papers on our exchange list. It has been puhlislicU in Rising Sun now almost a year, by Wm. II. Gregory, a young man of excellent character ami' fair ability as a conductor of a newspaper.

)IY PR>,A. M. 3IAUU1CKAI', paorfema or t>:nci«ti dr wowtx.' One Hamireth Edition (500,000} I &ao, . J».i hat rxcta, crru, mxblso* 8J,00.) ■„! A standard work of. established rendtation, Tonnd classed tn ihc catalogues of the great trade tale* in New-Veri, Philadelphia, and other cities, and aoM by the pricetjal IkkA seller* In tlio- United plates, It first pnHWied In 1M7, since *MA lime FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES

At from three to /re per cent, diteount. Merchant and Mechanic? Lagrange Bank, Lima, itanfc. Sow .ItlKiny, Salem Rank, Salem. Cn-.c-sil City Bank,* Canal Bank, Evan-vllle, Bant of Mount Vernon, Jhvnkof Ind, Michigan cii; Southern B'V .Terre Haute, Bank of Rockville, Prairie CHv Bant, do Bank of Monrieello. Kentucky Mock Bank, Hotter Bk, Lornn>]>on, ini. Stock Bk, i-iporte, Bank of Syracuse, Fanners Bk, Wert Si* Id, Hank of XV*r.*aw, Rrookvllte Bk, Drookville Bank of Klkhart, Gratnmnrry Bk. Lafayette Bank of Godien, Indiana Bank, Madlvin. »df from eight to ten per cent. diteount.X.V, Mock Bk, Vincennes Indian Reserve Bank, , Tippecanoe Bk. XVinrmae Upper walvath Bank, wa Gr'nt weMem Bk, Terre l>a?h, ■ tlanle, Delaware County Bank, XVavne Ilk, I/O 7a n*port, Wayne Bk, Richmond, Waliadi Hirer 1 lant,New- XVoha.h River Bank,Net illle, Corjdon. Bank of Ftitl XVayne, Waliasti Itiver tlk,Jo*pei Bank of Soutli Bend, Agricultural Bank, Huntington County Bank. •'Ill others from U to 25 per cent, diteount.

Sudden Death.— On Saturday morning hist. Mr. Griflin Kelly, living about three miles from ’Winchester, Clarke county, Ky , while apparently in the enjoyment of perfect health, was suddenly and unexpectedly summoned into eternity. Mr. Kelly was eighty years old. On the morning of Ids decease, he had attended to his stock, as usual, and was in the act of shaving himself, when the grim monster Death struck him down withoutwarning.

[TIAUUIAGES. . On the 11th February, by Peter Robinson, Esq., Mr. Gr.oc.tn; DtsatxuvER and Miss Mirv J. Romxsox.

have been sold, of which there wcrenpwcnbnf One Hundred Tbotunnd Sent by Hail, atte*ting the high estimation In which it b held .*.« a reliable popular Medical ' BOOK FOB EVEKV FEillALE, ilie author haying derated hbj exclusive stt.'itlhm I'* the treatment of complaint* peculiar In fbm»Ic*, in respect to which he U' yearly, consulted hr thousand-, both In person and by letter. ' " ‘ " ' Kero ««ij woman can discover, by comps ring her own ayniidoiRs will) (hose dewntxsl, the iiiiup't character,* causes of, sad the proper remedies fur, her cotnplaini*. . . " The wife eboul becoming a.mother ha* often need of indmotion and advice of the nlmost IntiKirtanre to her futons health,-in rt-*)>crt-to which her *cn»it|v«)cli forbids cvuoUing a medical gentleman, will find such Instruction and advice, and also captain many rrtnp* toms which otherwise would occasion anxiety cr alarm, as alt ihe poculiarlUsi Incident to her sllnaunn arc descriiiod. '

(Kr We - loam from the Rising Sim ITsiVor, that a ‘new wharf boat is being built at that place by a company composed mostly of business men of that city, and will be ready for use in a few days. The Visitor says: ‘Tt will bo one of the most commodious and substantial boats ever built.”

N IS IV ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. ALL persons summoned to be and appear before the Judge of the Switzerland Circuit Court on the tst Monday in May, 1855, are hereby notified that said Term of said Court will he holden'on the ulh Monday in April, 1813. 1HA N. MAL1N, Clerk.

TERMS.—One Dollar a year, payable in advance.. Subscriptions will be received, and the paper sent three-months, on receipt- of 25 cents. •’

it£T A large quantity of wires for lire telegraph for the Crimea has been landed at Varna; so there will probably soon be a direct communication established between the scat of war and France and England.

Clubs will be supplied on the following following terms; For sis cop es oiie year S5; for ten copies one year £8; fur . 15 copies one year 810; four copies sent to one address, three months for Si, AH Postmasters ate authorized to act as agents for the Mirror .and the money' may be aenl at the risk of the publisher. All communications should be addressed (post yaid) to A. FULLER, ‘Editor and Proprietor of the New York Mirror, 40 Ann street, New York. ‘

—10,000 Shingles on hand and k5 for sale bv marts HARWOOD $ C0URVO1SIER.

Coal-Mines ox Finn.-— A very extensive coal-mine in Ballard county, Ky., i? on fire. In November last some trespassers in the Mississippi bottom, fired the woods which extended to the bluffs, and the ooal mine took fire—since then it has beea steadily burning.

Fresh Garden Seeds. *ffUST RECEIVED, a large supply of extra •F Garden Seeds, together with a small lot of Flower Seeds, Call soon, at marts ALEX. DETRAZ’S STORK..

' How many ere suffering from ioMracIlcrs or Irrerubrilie.v peculiar to the female system, which umler mine Die health; the effect* of which they are Ignorant, anti fur which Ihclr.’delicacy furbiib sect I eg mcJiral nlviccl Many suffer from rao(.arsr*cnai (falling of lie womb), or from moi ana (wcutiiius dihililt, fte.j Many are'ln cotetant ngony formany months 'preceding confinement,. Many bare difficult If nut •Tatigerou* delict fries, anil slow and uncertain recoveries. whhjo lives L nro TiaaanW daring such time; will oachflts.Uji tt» pagei the tncanv of prevention, amelioration ami relief. . ; , v r ' It is of course Impracticable to convey felly the various subjects treated of, as they art ofa natara rtrnlj IqtenJed lor Dte niarrictt or those contemplating wsrrteee- * ' * i; ‘ 'v-. K -J‘-- 1 ■■ ’

Paper 93 a a £ I ug>s Pepbl. ,. No. 4-lConrllaniU St., Nctr-Tork. ‘ (Nearly opposite the Merchant's Hotel.) THE CROTO N MANUFACTURING CO., (Organized ucJor lho General Manufacnmng Law of <; Iho biato of Newf Vork.) * OFFERS at wholesale,-in quantities Id suit ;purchasers, a t.M axc.acturkrs’ Lowest Pricks, for cash or approved credit,;'' - , H.ixci ? \t8,;.o f eyer>;, yaricly, of style , ’and price. . ./. /■••. BoRUkts to match. - . Fire-Uoaro Prists in great variety. •' TRAX*r.»RZXK\VixDowShades.:- V Oil, Painted Window Shades. / .. Wide Willow Ccrt.u.y I’mrs, and WisDov/SnibK Fixtures./7 j , Of the latest styles and siiperiorfinisii', all of their own manufacture and importation. As their slock is large aod entirely: new,* they invite' Merchants, >:Booksellers and.Dealers in these -articles* to call and examine thtir styles and prices'wtenever they'yisit the'city,..-/•' Ne w York,'; March 1, 1855.' r ; .7 - '; ; ,‘

XiT The government survey of Kansas and Nebraska will bo commenced early in the spring. It will take one year to finish the work, so that a land office can be opened for its sale.

‘■Private School.

5,-5/ E will commence a School in the Lower w w District Scnooi. Hovse, in the Town of Vevay, on the 10th day of April next. ■ ■ ’ j Termper <1 tinrlcr t Orthography, Reading and Writing. ..52,50 Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar. 53,00 JOHN O. & ANN E. A.NUF.RSON. Vevay, Match 23, 1853.

War—War—War! JUST PUBLISHED, W.AVBLLS’ NEW PLAN OF SEBASTOPOL—Embracing its fortifications. Position of Contending Forces, Siege Works, etc., drawn by an artist'whq' has been on thegroond, combined,wilh a superb WAP OP THE SEAT OF WAR. including the Crimea, Black Sea, Dahubian Provinces, Russia. Turkey in Asia, and a Ground Plan of Siege Operations before Sebastopol, and a Plan of Cronstadt and St. Petersburg. The whole combined oh asheci 25 by 40 inches finely colored;- making the, most'.magnificent and the only reliable and comprehensive Chart of the War-ground published. Prlcc‘25 cents. Also this day published!'March-IOlb, Third Ebilion. THE BATTLER OP THE CRIMEA, including a complete Historical,Summary of the Russian War, froin the. commencement to the present lime; giving to graphic picture,of the great droraa'of Was, its bloody encounters, thrilling incidents; hairbreadth escapes/fierce enthusiasm, individual personal onec: dotes, etc.'. . .. . • ; . The work wilt contain the above maps, and be embellished with splendid Engravings, illustrative of the stirring incidents in the Crimea. Octavo, U2 pages. Price 50 cents. The work, will be furnished, to dealers on liberal terms.

*£5?" Hon. John M, Patton, the Know Nothing nominee for Attorney General of Virginia, is one of the ablest lawyers in that State, and said to be in the enjoyment of a practice worth about $25,000 per year.

Canvass Opened. —On Monday, the 10th instant, Hon. B, L. Clark opened the gubernatorial canvass at Franklin, Simpson county, Kentucky.

; la «m«incnfc of lie universal. ..of the work, 31 evidenced by tn otindrdinaiy rale, nrttrtu ImnoiUtowahivo .been tueinidcd, «s, troll on boyfc. *'llor» u tin Iho pa bile, by India (loin of tide page, apuriniUL'dUlimt, and itirm]illthm tufrlngem en it o f ti>i»yrt*ht, mil miitr devices ami 'deceptions, 1 It hat toon foDtnl peeouary, therefore, to ,< , CAUTION THE PUBLIC , 1 tnhty no boot unless the won!* ‘‘Dr/A. 51. JJ tr«ior ic, 191 liberie ttnScl, X.V.7.H on (and the-enUy in Hie Clerks Office on th* Inch of) the title paw awl buy only.of respectable ami .honorable dealers, ot lend by mall,' nod address In Ur. A. M.'Miorieeao.' Upon receipt of One Dollar, “TJIH JMIUnKD AVONE-V6 PK1VATB MEDICAL I'ASIOX" Ii sent (mailed free) to any pail of the United SUIeVOi't ' Canadu «hd Brullh Ihmtncci. All letters must Lai iiOd-pald, ami tilhcMd Id Dr. A. M;.MAUIt!('KAV. kn’ list. Xew-Voric Cltr.: I’nULhiug So. ISO Liberty Sued, A'etr-Yojfc. , /

RviiIicii P, Oi’iitchcr, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAIN ST RETT, VEVAY. HAS taken the Shop formerly occupied by Mr. Drsiuu, and intends to cut„a» and make all kinds of gentlemen's clothes jR in the neatest and most fashionable s ) yle.- < JnL The latest New York and Paris Fashions regularly received, and aM work warranted satisfactory. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. marts

Jt9" They have a Commercial School in Client, taught by Jesse P. Lyons, a graduate of the Louisville Commercial College. The principles of a commercial education may be obtained at this institution.

Clnclimntl Produce Market* Moxoav, March 26. FLOUR—Supplies arc very light, the receipt continuing meagre ami we have only small sales ti> report at 53 25 a 3.50. Received during the las(2t hours 652 bbls.

PROVISIONS—The market is firm for Hog products with a good demand. Sales oNGObrls Mess Pori: ni Si.l, and 100 do Prime at Si I 50 both deliversble at Cliilicotlie. Holders are generally ashing a further advance for lots on ihcspul, but Mess cannot be quoted at over 913- Outk Meat Sand Cc for shonlddrs and Sides, with a sale of the latter (light) a 51c. RUTTER—A sale of J bids prime rolls nl2Jc,

DYE STUFFS AND SUNDRIES; JUST RECEIVED, a neVlot,'which 1 will ' be void low, viz; ■ . & ■' l - ’ EXTRACT'LOGWOOD,' k' ' - ' ■- COTTON YARNS, -U ; ; CANDLEWICK; • ' COPPERAS, :V.': '• • . ■ ■ ■ vBATTING, C v- ,>.V-V. - MADDER, 7 ' • '-.v-,- INDIGO, v - : , * - V' ALUM. • : twine; ; Collon and Hemp Robe,'&c., &c. ; mar? : : WILLIAM SHAW <kSON.

jtfT A very competent and respectable American citizen has been removed from the poid-ofiiec at Hillsborough, in Dearborn county, to make room for almost the only foreigner in the place.

: Brought Home Jo of 'iheMilllou. i . WoMttni Hunt rear J>«* roeonlty bcf|i Mnado A '-tv J'r. Curlla oftlili'cHfMn’ the treitmtht of c'ottaiimMioH,'Aathma.. and aUtdUassM'oflha bunr. . \Vfi refer la u l)r. Curtis' llypeani. otTbhaUug [tjCMD V>pot n4 Chenr meihod J)r. C. his restored many aflUdeJoncalb perfeci health;** on etltkne* of.wblch be bu Inotnaem* lie eeitlSeatcs.. Siieablnp of the treatment,, a, t*ys'.-. tltn reoatkstU h evident that Inhallne-tOOWOinly droalhln; an agreeable, healing .vapor/ ibe medicinal raa>t nwe In direct cbntacLwitb tba ‘ whalo i arial eavltr of the lungs, amlthns escapeUm many and varied ehtnpw produced tipon them •Ken Introduced into the stomiebjaad subjected to Uteiiroteas of digestion. The Uygeawi 14 .fufaale at nlllho ‘Thd.lnhalfr.b'worabn lUo .breast uqdrr ibe linr« without the least inconvenience—the beat of Ule body bdngsufflrlehtto trvuporaio the fluid.,; rHondreJs.df CAI5ES of'CUBES Ilkd the following might be Muted. ■; Orw trackage of Uyweatu baa cured me of the ASTHMA of atx years iiahdtngl'-' , - t v . raj! Jaar F. Keeaberry, IVM. of Ihmnmton, P*. , I am. cured of the AS1U1A of JO years smudLig by Dr. Ctirtjj' jrjfgoaiiaZ J.'/J. -i r —V • ■ ; , Maresiev Ha*!nn, Brookly n, X. A. -Mrji. Paul <if XovS Wrmjiond at.. If. Y. wa* cured of a severe case of Rronirtus by the Hygeana. berenetiredofa DlSTHESMXGCOUffil nf several rears standing. aad decided to be IncnruWc l.yher rtysletnitf.-ShowiaClIHEO InOXE MONTH by the Hygcaua. • / ■ ■ - > . - > - r • J, II. Gaebtri, P. M-, ItIrbihan<J,VHc.‘ Price three dollars a Ihtcknge. Sold'by CPIET1S A PERKINS A B0V1) A PAUI., N<>. UO Chatabors X. V. 4 t«tka". s sent free by erjiress u> any jwrt «f the United S;=b-.« TitTi ii IVIbrf. ’ '* X. B.—>l)r. Curfii’ lltpivl.tii the original act OXltV GE.ATIXK A RTICUd all others are (»•■> itiilullon* or vile and IJfJUillots eounlerfrila. Shun ihem ts von would POISON, *s‘ptly ; J. V Tin KBAUD. Agent, Vcray.

FURNITURE STORE, AND CABINET SHOP. fEpHE undersigned takes pleasure in in£L forming tie citizens of Vevay, andg\ the surrounding country, that lie lias justV%B opened Shop on Main street, in Judge Clarkson’s new brick, where he intends keeping on hand all kinds of FURNITURE, made in a workmanlike manner. Also, Sale Work, which will be sold as cheap as any where in the West. 0* Repairing done on reasonable terms. martS E. LITTLEFIELD.

SUGAR—sales of SI hhds good, fair and prime at 5! a 5fc cash. The market continues firm,MO LASSUS—A sale of 150 bbls, cosh, nt26c. CHEESE—Sales of 100 boxes English Dairy ami Dunham farm at 12 a I2lc, There is no change in the market.

JC5T The river, which a week ago threatened to overflow the hanks, is now receding with even greater rapidity than it came. At the present rale it will soon be low again.

Agents wanted to sell the troth, and also the map, in all paits of the United States and the Canadas. ' ■ . ’ Address orders to G. S. WELLS. Publisher; No. 110 Nassua Street, New York. A general assortment of Rooks and Stationery at wholesale and retail. ' ' ■

IiOiilitvIUe Produce Mnrkctj Moxoat, Afarcli 2.1. Ti e transactions for the week in a few of the leading articles of trade, may be summed as fallow’s; Coffee, 1,371 bags; Sugar, 1,110 bh; lloloists, 3.613 pkg Hay. 2,377 bales; Grain, 16,900 bushels; Seeds, 3,801 bushels; Flour, 2,220 bbls; Provisiona, 2,925,000 pound?. GnncKBirs.—179 hhds prime sugar at 6Jc; 37 Midi strictly fair at 51; 21 hhds strictly fair at 5c, 16 Mids strictly prime at Sic; ICO bbls refined sugar at 91 a 10c; 10O bags Rio code at 11 a 111; ICO dags ditto at 11 j a 111; 2 bags ditto at file; SO half bbls'new molasses at 27c, half bbls molasses at 23c; 40 bbls molasses at 2Gc; 2C0 bbls molasses at 25c; 200 bbls old molasses at 23 a 231, 100 bbls now, p. n. t.; 15 tierces rice at 5c.

(£r AIL those who still owe us old accounts, me ouco more earnestly requested to come forward and pay np—as we are now in need of all the money due ns.

DRY GOODS FdR 1855. d 'tONSISTINO, in -paft 'of:ihe. following V/ articles, to-wit.- . •; •- ; ' V Clbthesj '' r ■' Cassimeres, • •:. : Jeans iV Tweeds, •> SaltineU,- v: AUo, ; Jlerihqes,;V DeLainesjv , v Lusteni - ' . Ginghams; ; ' .Sheeting Cheeks,. .Prints,; 1 Brown, and Bleached aniU-Ticksi and new end. Complete assortment bf-lfae above just received and for sale low by ’ ..; mar? WILLIAM SHAW & SON.'

0CT To Persons oul of £mptqyment. QAGENTS WANTED is every srenox or the exited states. * ■ The Hoal Elegant autl Useful Volume of the Tear. • SEARS’ GREAT WORK IN RUSSIA.

JUST published, an Illustrated Description of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE. Being a Physical and' Political history of its OovtrumbpU and Provinces, Productions, Resources, Imperial Government, Commerce, Literature, Educational Means, Religion, People, Manners, Customs, Antiquities, etc., etc., from tic latest and most authentic sources. Embellished with about 200 Engravings, and Maps of European and Asiatic Russia. Tlij; whole complete in one lorge octavo volume of about ?00 pages, elegantly and substantially bound. Retail price, S3. This work has been several years in preparation;. and will, it is believed, meet, in the fullest acceptation of the word, the want so universally, felt for reliable information on the history and internal resources of a country occupying- so, large a portion of the Eastern Hemisphere, ana holding so lomiidable a position at the present time to the rest of Europe and Asia: hut of which far less is known than “bf any oilier Europeifh nation.

' JST'John. J. Hayden has .been appointed Hecorder of Ohio county by the County Commissioners, in place of Hr. Newman, who was drowned a short time since', ’

STOVES & TINWARE. Shop on Main street, nnxt door to Grtsard'i Hardware Store. THE undersigned is now receiving a large assortment of STOVES, of va- ' tious patterns and sizes, selected cs-SW-Lii. pecially for . this market, which he-■ intends to sell low for cash. Stove Pipe o' all sizes constantly on hand. Stove Tarnmxcs, of Tin and Copper, always on hand, and made to order on short notice. Tinware, of all kinds, constantly on hand, and sold at the lowest possible prices. Jobbing done on short notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. Orders for Gutter and Conductor, wilt receive prompt attention. N, B. Old Copper, Brass, and Pewter, will be taken in exchange for goods. . mart# . L. L. WOODY.

FAMILY CROCEIUJJS. ON hand, a. large and general supply of Fresh Family Groceries, nmohg which maybe found the following articles: Coffee and Sugar,•' Molasses and Rice, -• ■ Teas and SaJaralus, Soda and Starch, Candles and Soap, Allspice and Pepper. J u«l received and for rale low by mar? WILLIAM SHAW fr SON. .

Ftsti.—56 boxes herring at 65c; 15 bbta No. 3 small mackerel at $3 50; 15 half bbls No. 3 mackerel at 5; 15 bbls No. 3 mackerel at S3; 15 half bbls No. 2 mackerel at $6 50 kits No. 2 m mackerel at 91 60. Nails.— 100 kegs L0d at Sd, 250 kegs lOd at 51 25.

: 0 tr Let none of our readers fail to read the beautiful piece of poetry on the fourth page. Wo hope the author will favor .us with articles whenever convenient.

Lead and Shot. —50 bags shot at $2; ECO poundslcad at 7Jc. ; Woodex Ware. —100 dozen buckets at S2 20aS2 25c.

/ST James Hassell, ruling elder of the now Presbyterian Church at Sparta, Dearborn county, died on the 15th instant.

IVEW STOKK IIV VEVAY. The Only Shoo nnil II«t Store) opened in tins place, is now opened -i on Ferry street, one door<a> above A. Ueircr.’s (3 roc cry "Store; V3 X—where can be found a large and vveil selected assortment of ” " ‘ . BOOTS A>T) SnOES. of every description; lo-wll: Wens, Womens, Boys, Misses, You Ihff aftd-Children's and Rubbers of different qualities suitable for Men, AV'omen'aiid chTTdreH'.

Vixesar.—10 bbls crab cider vinegar at S3 per barrel. Pbovisiosb.— 300 lbs county bacon hams at 8e., 20 casks clear sides at Tic, pkgs extra; 535 bbls mess Pork at $14, cash, 50 les prime lard at 8Jc; CO.CCO lbs heavy bacon sides at Cc. Hoos—60 head bogs atHcgniss, to butchers Cheese.— 150 boxes W. R. cheese at 10 a 101 iTurpextixe.—27 bbls turpentine at 50c. Salt.— 100 bogsT. I. salt at 50c. Flour —250 bbls superfine at S3 60;‘140 bbls superior and extra at$8 a 8 73; 100 bbls superfine at 8 35.

Wcw Sugar. WE have on hard a large lot of new crop Sugar, which will be put up in barrels, half barrels, or in quantities to suit.purchasers. mar7 F. L. GLISARD 4 SON

rllarshal’s Sale. BY virtue of a writ of execution (Fi Fa' to me directed, from the Clerk's Office of the United Slates Circuit Court for the District of (ndiana, I will on the twentysixth day of April, A. D., 1835, at the Uourt House door in Switzerland County* Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o’clock, F. M., offer for sale at- public auction, the rents and profits for seven years, of all the following properly, situate in Switzerland County, Indiana, to-wit: Fait of the north-east quarter, section (23) twenty-three, township (3) three, range (3> three, west; bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the N. W. corner of said quarter section amt running thence East on the ■ section line (27) twenty-seven chains and (83) eighty-five links to the centre of Indian Creek; thence down said Creek,, with the-meanders thereof, to where the same crosses the, West line of said quarter section; thence 1 North with the -West line of said quarter section to the placoof beginning— containing, forty-four acres and sixty liuadtedttjs of «,n acre., ■ And nppn failuio to realize a'sufficient sum Id, satisfy tlje’demand, 1 .w‘(U;ot the* end place,'qffer'fbr sale die " fad -simple ,4b 0>’Q, described property, taken as the:pToperty,.of-lhA defendant aUhesuitof-Thoroas; OiShiugbaessy.et al against Isaaa,Na3hj j.< . '/ JOHN L. ROBINSON, - U. SnJayPtpBty. March 38.1855. prs fee 84,5d„-

f Decidkdly Kjcn.-"-TIi0 postmaster at filming ton, Xnd,, handed the following literary production to Bcv. J, W. MelImder, the ilethodht Minister ’ at that place.. Wc give it according to copy: /'Mr. ; John W. Melhendos Divine Wil--V mington Dearborn co. Indiana, nor, : V Postmaster bo so'kind as to band this '• to h« royal hynus. >-Vilarch lSth 1855.

n. 0“ Also; a deeply intercsli'ng volume, entitled. "THE REMARKABLE ADVENTURES OF CELEBRATED PERSONS,” embracing the Romantic Incidents and Adventures in the Lives of Sovereigns, Statesmen, Generals, Princes, Warriors, Travelers, Adventurers, Voyagers, 4c.; eminent in the History of Ea tope and America, including Sketches of over fifty celebrated heroic characters. Beautifully illustrated with numerous engravings. One vol. 400 pages, royal 12mo., cloth gilt. Price, 81,23. . ..

i\nv iUolasscs. JUST RECEIVED an extra lotof New Mo lasses, in barrels and half barrels, and for sale by P. L. GR1SARO 4 SON.

HATS AXD/ tiAPS: Of the best (jnnlity ami' latent style; '/mm Dodd’S and Whitchcr*s-flnest SILK down a Bafa\* of which -*411 bo sold unusually low. . ■ * A it S 0 — Trunks, Carpel-Bars, nose ami Half-Hose, Gloves, Brashes,' ComKvBetfafncry, &c., 4c., together with a.largo and $eocral assorlmtht of

Plows—Plows. A SMALL fot of Steel mould board Plows, on hand and for sale cheap by mar7 F. L. GR1SAKD 4: SON..

The subscriber publishes a number of most valuable Pictorial Books, very.popular, and of such a moral and religious influence that while good men may safely engage in their circulation, they will confer a public benefit, and receive a/air compensation'for. their labor, 0*To men of enterprise and tact, this business offers an - opportunity for profitable employment seldom to be met with.

IJicc! Iticc! A LARGE SUPPLY* of New Crop Klee just received from New Orleans. • feb23 TEATS, SUI1ENCK 4 CO.

FANCY ARTICLES, in not necessity to mention. ■ ' Thcjjnilct iigncJ will sell any of tfie altovo enumerated iilicles' Tor cash lower than ever before offered in this market, and hopes by strict.attention to.bJuiness,. connected wijb my extreme low prices, to gain a liberal sbVre of theimblia patronages '7.. '. o;.: Please ealCanJ examine my ilock befoye purchasing your Fall ond Wriiter wear elsewhere. fnorfj ,;j JOHN O- COTTON*

Wauled. WHEAT AND CORN.—We will pay the highest market price for wheat and com. , [felt] TEATS, SOHENCK & CO,

IT Persons wishing to engage in their sale, Will receive;promptly by mail, a Circular containing . .with,.V,Directions to ipersons.disposcd:to qct 8s. Agenda,together wi lb. terms on-which; they.: wiU be furnish ad, by .addressing the subscriber, post-paid^ ' " ROBERT"SEARS,'PeiuauEa, , .. 181 New-York.*

- Corn Weal. SX ft* BUSHELS fresh Corn Meal from Ihe Mill, fot family use. For sale low* by - [mar?I] ALEX. UETILYE.;

Queen sirnre and QlnSsTraift. A aud fft .\VLLU.lAil,SUMV ,&SO>V

JUST RECEIVED.—M bblj.KaimwhaSilt, andTot'salffcheap,-by- - • .*■ ■*--- ■ " „ :TEATS, SCHEKCK

£|$. piffldij 'leforilk '• • VEVAY:. ' ' WcdncnUy, t tti i March 38,1833.

. “Mr.. John melhender. divine as you 'arc A man apt to preach from texts given ypa will mu<;h oblige you humblo servant by. preichin your farwel sermond-from following,text, whicti;yon, will find recorded indhe:ll chapter'Of; iaiaih 10 • •versa'" which.'reads/ thus;/ And In that : day there shall be a root/ of. John.; mel'Jieimdcr which shall stand for an ensign df. Xnow nothings sons of prohihibitibn; and Daughter of seize* of Confiscalloato him shalVthey all sees 'and tharo rest shall " T'X * , fours’ with respect, /; \Qu> Sip." ( Tins is 'f'oid line’ssm run tdseecb” >~

Meal axi> Coax—1,300 bushels ear corn at 75c; bushels white com at 80c; 600 bushels meal at TaaSOc, while and yellow. Graix dtc.,—730 bushels oats at GSc; 6 tons mixed bran and aborts a t $28; fi tons crushed com at $125 per hundred 10 tons crushed corn and oats at $1 50 per hundred. Hat.—236 bales at$l0; 30 bales at 17,60; 420 bales at 17,25; 100 bales at 17, from store; 100 bales at 16,80, from levee to dealer. : Seim,—104 bbls. clover seed, p. n. f. We notice a decline; .market dull at 85,75. We hear of a sale trade at 85,25. Market bare of millett and orchard grass.sped,'with small sales of millet at $2,60a3.* 1 . ; ' ' Guhxt Dags.—2,000 gunny bags at 12c. 4 ’ Beasf.—25 bushels white beans ct $2,75. Afelis ahd Potatoes.—Sales ‘of green apples at $3,00 to 6,00 per bbl. 'Bales of prime Eotato.'s at $2,50 pet bushcU; Sales of 150 bis. Nesbanoocs at $6,00per barrel.! : . ".:Bi/cK*W«rAT.—Silfis at$7,60 and 3,00 (W hundred. . . :: ■ • • huis.—100 bands at90c. .

MroOD.-Thoso,who have promised to b/ingros-.wocKl fopsutjieriplion, wilt oblige, us.by bringing ik along immediately.

Rank of tho Capilol par i Central Bank, jutr { Trader's Bank, jur s Saving's Bank, [ar I

Indian Reserve Bank, , Upper waltash Hank, wat/ajh, IXelawart* Cmintj Bank, Wayne Bk.Kiehtnnnd, XVoha.h Blrer Bank,New Corjdnn. XVal.ajti River Rk,Jo*per, Agricultural Bank,

Lagrange Bank, l.lma, Salem Bank, Salem, Canal Rank, Hvan-vllle, Bankoflnd, Michigan city Bank of Bockvtlle, Bank of MotiBeello. limiter Bk. Lornn>l>on, Bank of Siraru^*, Bank of XV*r.*aw, Bank of Klkhart, Ikink of Goshen,