Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 41, Vevay, Switzerland County, 4 April 1855 — Page 3

Earl Lucan, Col, Kennock, a coinmlsearate officer, and J. Macdonald, the administrator of the London Times, have been examined. Their evidence confirms the worst reports. * Tho mismanagement of the pnlnotic fund exsceds 1,000,000 pounds sterling. 1 ho ship Great Republic hod arrives! at Loudon. There was no dock largo enough to receive her. The'steamer Great Britain sailed from Cork on the I3lb, with 1,750 men for the Crimea.

Now XV e ilfiro It. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION. - Or. Jouxs. one of llcracrt celcLr&ti.*! Physio ha U Now Tttk, writes ufcdlm: Dr. Curtl>—Dear witn*ued tie aaeotUot effects of yoor “HypiUU or lrh«Hr. r l! ?f «ll Vapor and Ctsrry Syrap, la a cam of a rhronte tn.nlittti. and betas ecu la favor of roanler-lrrltatlon in aUbcttoca cl UioUiiMit, tcbe* and lctj», I Ut UttUm (Iw.'f;!!; rwcuev! ;«tt Ktilktki Apparatus aa b9ti£ th** aoc eeurenlvci and cffortcal mode cf ipLlytts tajtinj; of the Ur.l 1 tare ever sect. No donbt thoiaunds't.f perxut Day be rails*ed, and many cnred, hy anas ycur remedies. You are at liberty ivueMhi! to any way yen may think proper. KcriieitfuUv. yours, Ac. . c. jon.-vs; m. v.. Ac. CC9 JlocttOTi rtrect, Aew-Yort. Prof. 5. Center writes ts aafolldw*:— Gentlemen:—! tare recently had occsiioa to trK yonr Cherry Syrup and ilypesn Vapor Ip a an of rbronlc *ore threat, that had refused to yield to other forma of trcatne&t, uni the rcralt ha* astbflrd m», thatw hatever may be toot preparation ll ta 00 Imjo. •Uinn. bin an excellent rrtnede, I wish, fur tha ntn of the afflicted, thit it w’otht bclhueU wllilnthi reach of dl. ;. . ’ Kct. Or. Checver wr!ti*v— ' ■

I for lha VT Belli E«taID». TO SIRS. WOODS. " O mother, 0 metier, 'irttp art. for oai WbonpoMtadU&Mtolow; - ur«>> fttmn u« broke, tad Hi iptrit U foot Wfeora so Ktm year boy tktll kao». Yea taw Mm la tafaltb tad icftitaf lie, Whlbt bU botom eu tortured with ptla, Bui cow he Inhibits a rntadoB on blgk wtare be atrer sitll taAr tfals. Tt c mw fcla oraitgBod W lie dart, lonely tomb, male Oe clodi an bit 00Cfi4id Ml; How cold vaa lie <Uy, bow dart wu lie gloom When you tide your rwMi Prcrk firewall.

The Speeches at Qucrcus drove. Among other things dona at the AntiProhibitory Law meeting in Posey township, several speeches were made. Mr. Case made about half a dozen short speeches; Col. Pepper spoke two or three times, and one James Rickets made a tremendous effort to make a great display of wisdom and learning. We took a few notes of hia speech; and will give our readers a specimen of hie style. It was said that he had made a speech on Grant's Creek a night or two previous, and judging from his style aud tho documents he curried, we presume him to he the exponent of tlie Anti-Prohibitory Law party in Ohio and Switzerland counties. But after hearing him, wc conic to the conclusion that he was either a fool himself, or ’ thought the people assembled there were fools.

Sam's Route. —The Boston Dfeaays that Sara will go lo Connecticut. After tarryin" a abort time, he will alnp a Jay in Rhode Island. H is engagement is in Kentucky. From thence be will pay a viait lo Virginia. Having walked all over these Slates and booled tbo enemy, he will real on his laurels till next rummer. . And well he may.

£■1; thy should yoi w«p for ihispirit till’s free, For that one whom to Cod yon ha to given, Elace Jctni to sweetly Mid, "Como onto me,. For of such U the kingdom of heave q.*’ And would yoo recall him again to your arms. Away from Ua heaven of real? Ollet It remain where the golden harp charm* And the ,plrit forever U bleat.

BLACKSJI1T1IING. THE undersigned bat removed his shop lo the newshop on Firry street, above Pike st., nearly opposite Price’* Tailor : . Shop, wbere he la prepared to do all kinds of BLACK- .jEHwBfc, SMITHING, particularly He- /Wif pairing, Horse Shoeing, VVa- f , flJl gon Ironing, Plow Making,/ Kfij die., 4c., in ,He best iiyle—on the shortest notice, and most reasonable terms. All weak, warranted. R. U. ANDERSON. Vcvay, March HI, 1W5. j

New-Vosr, Sot. IS. KOI. ‘ ’ Dear Kir:—! thick h’phla of Or. Curtis's Hypeana, a* a remedy In dbeaue* of ill- throat and tone*, liar. Icp had some opportunity to tedli* cSleacy, I am conalnped teal tt !• a most eTcfllcnt medicine, both ttSyrup and the inhaling appilcslioh 10 Ihe cheat. ■' The Hjcetta b fur aaU at Vevay,by J. L.THIE(JACK. |Q* s - e advirtlscBrtM headed Hytteant In thli paper. - fib'S^tm

Then dry up your tear*, and aorrow no more For that one In the glory-bright land; Thy My l» not tori, but gone on before To watch for the family band.

The PiwvSIaverjr Ticket In Raman*. Ciiicaoo, March 31,—A dispatch from Weston, Mo., says that the. pro-slavery ticket on the north side of-the Kansas river has 1,000 majority. There was no opposition to the pro ; slavery ticket in Durrani Oak precincts.

Then patiently wall, and firmly pre*» on To that beautiful world far away, [gone. For there, weeping mother, your children have And there, 0 there, let them atay.

01 angel of mercy, watch over that heart. That’s tortured with anguUh and pain; We know it wu hard with your loved ones lo part But wo hope you meet them again. *.c. tt.

STAIlTliliVCj BlT TR VC. tVhat Ertry Woman Should ICaetfi READER, are you a husband of a father? a wife or a mother? : Have you Ihc r.n - I cere welfare of ihoieyon lore at heart; Prove your tla- | no lime In learning aihat Interferes with their health and happiness not levs than your own. It wilt avoid to you and your*, na il hu to thousands', I many a day of pain and aiAUtj followed by aleeplcai I night*, Ineapat Italic- the mind for ll* ordinary avocation and «xh*itrtInc mean* for medical atlsti dance, medicine! and ad vcttivrl rostrum*, which oih* i tnrte would provide for declining yean, the inhnnl- ! tie* of ape and the'proper education of yAcr children. How often it happens, that Hie wife 1! arer* from yesr to year In that pitiable condition a* not creo far oneday to feet the nappy and eshiUraiice Influence iutldent to the enjoyment of health, art;bp from bnor>incc cClhe simplest and plained rules of health u connected with the marriage state, the violation of which outaH* dive=*e, -offering and rale.vy. - ' “And taud this continue Most tbb be? Is there no remedy!' So relief! Sohopel” ,, Ho remedy U by 1. non la? the causes and avoiding them, and.knowing the reraedieiand ItneSuing by them. These are pointed om In

Louisville Produce Market, Monday, April 2. The business is tolerably-active end the market firm.- ; Butter— A sale -of 6G0 lbs at 25c; sales ot choice for table use at 50c. - Cheese—Small sales of Western at lOatOic. Flour and Chain— Stock light with sma’I sales good brands at ,SB,76a9,00. Sales from store of 1,760 bushels corn at 7fic; and 1,000 bushels Oats at fiSaSCc. "■

SADDLERY SHOP. On Ptic strerl, brlirern Ferry end Liirrfy. fQIHE subvert Lor would respectfully inform J9.. his customers and the generally, that , he keeps constant!}mfflV on hand, of his own manufacture, a large supply of Saddles, of every description, both for ladies and gentlemen, besides a general assortment of

Mr. Rickets commenced ‘ by slating that the amount of capital invested in the whisker business in this Slate was verylarge. .The stopping the distilleries would almost entirely destroy the market for com and hogs. 820,000,000 was invested in the manufacturing business in the State of Indiana, and half of this amount was in tho distilling business, lie said 45,000,000 bushels com was annually raised in the State, and that onc-lhinl of this was distilled; and that tho distilleries drained the Stale of com, so great was the quantity used; that every* bushel of corn when manufactured into whiskey was-worth one dollar!— 1,000 men were employed in manufacturing whiskey in tho State, and they produce ‘ nothing, hnt consume at least $1,500 worth of the products of the farmer every- week, making 878,000 every year for the 1,000 men alone, to say nothing, of their families—thus affording tho farmers a lucrative market. But, if we stop the distilleries,,said Rickets with l arhcstness; these ineu will he thrown I

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An encampment is preparing for the foreign legion near Pokes ton. Since tho death of Nicholas the general aspect of monetary nn l Commercial affairs have undergone a favorable change, and hopes of a celadon of hostilities are more general. Gold was incieising. The discount at present was made at 41 to 4J for first class short bills. Our Mcltiourne dates arc to Jan. 9lh. —All was quiet—several. failures had occurred, Fmuce. The Emperor’s visit to the Crimea continues - doubtful. The warlika preprationa are ns active as ever. Orders have been given to prepare transports- from Toulon for 50,000 men, 8,000 horses. Oen. Weddell, the Prussian Emvoy, has returned to Paris. The M>mi* tacr officially contradicts the calumnoy agrinrtGen. Forey, that he was in correspondence with the enemies. The government received 'confidential rommunications/rom Concha stating that tho condition of Cuba inspired him with considerable nneashicsv and he reconir .mends that accessions he made to the colony; that a Cuban.Deputy lie sentto the Spanish Cortes; and begs the government not to'emancipate the slaves, which, ho' «avF, wonld bo fatal to KU measures and canal! Cuba to seek admission into the United Slates. If the Cubans Ic not .pacified by this concession, he says that twenty thousand troops could retain Cilia to Spain. . March 8.—The government informed the .Cortes that tranquility >vns restored to Cuba, and that the government would; do its utmost to.prevent further difficult}'.;

■ ‘ Hat— Sales of 260 balcslimolhy at 8l7al7 f60 per ton. ; . Seed— Sales of Clover at 56,00 per bushel; Flaxseed 81,50.

Bridles, Martingales, Collars, Harness, Jtamo,‘Riding Whips, Trunk), dee., which he will sell at very lowest cash prices. N. U. Constantly on hand Col lam of my own manufacture. Also, Hamcsaad Chains, of a superior quality,’ ’ V • . WILLIAM FAULKNER. Veavy, March 7, 1855.

Groceries— Sales of 200 bags Rio coffee at 1 lat I lets; sales of !03 hhds fair sugar at 5J a 6 jets; sales of a. few casks of rice afoaSct.v. I Provisions— Pork is firmer with sales of 633 bb.ls mess pork at 8U,00 and 60,000 lbs. of bacon from store at 6 cents for shoulders and 8 cots for clear sides, and 9a 10 for hams; sales of 144 ktgs lanl al 9Jal0cts,for prime.

SEBASTOPOL TAKEN! ; Great Excitement lu the Crimea. THE undesigned invites the attention of hia friends and custoir.cn to bis new and fresh, supply of .. P a in 11 y C ro c c VI e s , ' llis stock consists in part of RIO COFFEE, NEW’ ORLEANS & CRUSHcd Sugar, New Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, Teas of all kind*, Dried Reaches, Hominy, Soda and Sal- ; status, Rice, Soda and Bullet Biscuits, Spices, Not Megs, Raisins, Can-' ' ■ dies, »Jrc., dfc. ALSO FLOUR AND BA COX, .Wooden Buckets, Wash Boards and Tubs, Brooms, Firkins, Rolling Pins, in fret . every thing usually kept in a Family Grocery. All such articles will be'sold at a ■ very small profit ■ Terms cash—Quick sales and quick returns. ALEX. DKTPA2. Vcvay, March W. 1S5'». .

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, ur nu. a. m. MArnicEAU, rtortvwa or oisuscvor v.-ost*. One Humlrtth l'iHlion (50C.0CPJ l8mo.,pp.?6P. (ox mt ram, mas risruxo,Sl.W,] _ A tiandird work Of estalilKied reputation, focnJ classed In the catalogues of the great trade sales In Jiew-Vork, Philadelphia, sail other cities, and wldtj (he principal booksellm in tbs United Statu- Utu lint published In 1647, since which tints - , FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES

Grain—wIjciI, 1,30® 1X0 com' ■ T5S«5 *• rye • ■ 83390 • o»U; : 50360 l!»v p ton . - 138H Lard, p fc - 10313 Molavrs, .V. O., - SsarjO “ S. It . 40250 Onion* p butlicl ’ 0O3SO IVUtoc* do ' <23,10 Seed*—Clover ; T,50aS» Wue grass- la 1,50 fllaisaed .1*1,35 timothy Safi ,25 .Sugar per bbl * 5a8 '• do retail - Cal Salt per bu*hcl SoaU Tallow, : - - - .8*10 Wood;

hire been **>1J, of/which there were nj.wuij of One Hundred Thowvwnd Sent by Mall, attesting the high oil tuition In which It b held is a. reliabtc popular Medical BOOK FOR EVERT FEMALE. the anthor having devoted tls exduslvo attention t* the treatment of complaints pecnllsr to females, In re sped to which he Is yearly consulted ty thousand*, belli In person and by letter. " Here every woman can discover, by comparing her own symptoms with those de«Tit*d, the nature, char* aetcr, causes of, and the proper remedies for, her complaints. The wife aboat becoming » mother has often nee 1 of Inunction and advice vf the utmost Importance to her future health. In re«*«l to w hich her serjlflvcaeas forbids consulting a medical gentleman, will find rack, instruction aud advice, and also explain many symptom* which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm, aa all the pecattarltlei Incident In her situation art de* »'Hbcd: ■ ' :

■Apples, dried p buiSJUO “ green plrl3,Ma2X0 Beam .- ®3X0 Bcevwox • - W23S Barrel*, flour; £5£30 " potaioa ■ - ivass Butter P It ‘' i 15230 Bacon hams, I ,10313*4 Should era . - 128 Side* - . 1«0 Coffee, paack - 12313 “ P a i 12«®14 Cheese, p box- lo$13 do p a 11313)4 Chicken* p doi 1,5023,00. Kept P doren ... ®10; Fluor p barrel , . - 9,00) Feather* p & -35240]' Golden Kyrtip - ’1SS»J'

! TO CORIIESPOXDEXTS. We have always been, and still arc willing to publish communications on all subjects, which we think will be of interest to our readers. Wo have never rejected an article on account of the writer advancing views contrary to bur own, nor will wc do so, without it is deemed unworthy for other reasons. Lines headed *' It shall be well,” are too imperfect’and lengthy for our columns, for wo have not time to revise and • condense them. The writer can do much J belter. Have patience'and be diligent Anonymous articles, receive no attention, of course; Those wishing to ap • pear in print should remember this.

out of employment, and will turn upon us. and go to farming or some other business, raise a surplus, and thereby oome in contact with ns, and destroy our market! Mr. Rickets thought this was a clincher.

flow many ate rifle ring from obstructions or inert* lari tics peculiar to the female, system, which-under mine the health, the effects of which they are Ignorant, and for which their delicacy forbid! seeking medical advice? . Many suffer from rsotarsn matt (felting ol the womb}, or from nroi stars (weakness, debility, dee.) Many are In constant agony (or many months preceding conflnement,- Many have difficult If not dangerous deliveries, and rlnw ami ttsccnals recoveries. - Some whose lives ara fcararded during nek lime, will each find In !u pigus the means of prevention, amelioration and relief. - It is of wane Impracticable to convey fully the tartans subjects treated of, as they are of a nature strictly Intended (or the married or lioiseootera plating marriage. In consequence of the universal popularity? of. the work, as evidenced by Us extraordinary aals, various, tm positions hive been attempted, as well on book* sctlers as on tie public, t>v Imitations of title page, spurious editions. and surreptitious Infrirgcraenti o! copyright, and other device! and deception), it tu been found necessary, therefore,'to ;

Paper llniigliig’s Depot* rVo. 41 Conrllamlt .VriT-Vork. . ' (Nearly opposite the Merchant’s Hotel.) THE CROTON MANUFACTURING CO., (OrganUed under the General Manufacturing lawof the State of New York.) OFFERS at wholesale, in quantities to suit purchasers, at M.tsuricrcREas' Lowest Prices, for cash or approved credit; . .- • Paren Hangings, of every variety of style and price. Borders to match. Fire-Board Prints in great variety. Transparene Window Shadea.' " Oil Painted Window Shades. ■ Wide .Willow Curtain Papers, and ■ Window Shade Fixtures. , Of IheHalest styles and superior finish, oil of their own rasmi failure and importation.. As iherr stock is largeand entirely row, they invite Merchants,;Booksellers and Dealers in these .articles, to rail and examine their styles and prices whenever they visit the city. New York, March I, 1855. ■ ■

IIw next point was the licensed agents, lie said two had to be Appointed forctU'b township, winch made 2,000 in the State: the salaries of those agents would amount to 9400,000 per year, and the other incidental expense!) would amount to $100,000, making the enormous sum of 3500,000 annually, to be raised by direct'taxation. All the mobs, fights, paupers, itc., growing out of the liquor-traffic, never cost tbc State onc-tcnth part as much as will tbere agencies. Onr taxes r.re already enormously high, and this ■ liquor law will increase them five hundred fold!

Arrival ol ilie Isabel.

n.iLT.iroaE. starch 30,—The. southern mail, as late as due, 1ms arrived. The Isabel had arrived at Charleston- -.she brings lateUavfluna dates—much excitement prevails in Ilavanna- Don Ifr.:ium I’into was executed on the 22d. To such a pitch has public feeling, on the subject readied, (hat the Captain General had hot been m public since the event.. The body, instead of being exposed the nsnril time of twelve hours, was removed within three Indignation was evinced by the "populace rendering a measure of hostility ncce*drv% This stale of allairs was brought about hi consequence of lha vindictive conduct pi the Captain General. Some informality having taken place at the trial, the Minister of Warwas requested to countersign the death warren* on the ground that the evidence convicting Pinto, had. emanated from one who had served two apprenteships in the chain-gang. -The Captain General, thereupon, convened a council of four, and alter due delibaratiod, two declared themselves in favor of death, and two for acquittal, the casting veto was thus left with the Captain General, who condemned his former Decretory and friend to the garrotc—hence the indignation.

CAUTION THE PUBLIC to hey n*> b'-clr aiilesi th’ivbrJV“Dr, A. M.~Mstw:rt»r, 129 Liberty mini, X. V.’T it on (and the eptty In ihe Clerk's Office on the loth of) the title j-arc; and Luy only of respectable and honorable dealer*, or tend by milt, aod siMrcsi b> lit. A. M. Manriccau. TTPl'non receipt of One Dollar, “TI1E MARRIED WOMEN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION” I* tent (nulled free) to any part of the Untied Slater, the' Canada* and Britlth. Province*. All letter* mu»l V post-paid, and addressed to Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU. box J"4. New-Y«A Cite.- PublUhlng OCl«, NO, IS Liberty fired, New-Vork. ‘ feb&h£m :

(£r The Common Pleas Court is now in session 5n this place, Judge Drammend presiding. Among the lawyers pr sent we notice Messrs. J. W. Spcnccr, James S. Jolley, Carter Gazley, James A. Works, Jason G. Gurley, John’Dumont, and Scott Carter.

> ■ —’lids is an outline of the ablc-cC'ori of James Pickets, who came all the way from-Ohio county to enlighten the people of Switzerland county on the subject.— When such speeches-are constantly being made, and no one to say nay, is it any wonder that the good people of Posey and York Townships arc opposed to the prohibitory law ?

DYE STUFFS ANQ SUNDRIES. JUST RECEIVED, a new lot, vhiih will be sold low, viz; EXTRACT LOGWOOD, COTTON YARNS. CANDLE WICK, > ' ‘ COPPERAS, BATTING, MADDER, . INDIGO, ' ’ ALUM; ' '■ . ; TWINE, Cotton and Hemp Rope, &&, 4c. - ■ > mart . WILLIAM SHAW 4 SON.

MABB1AGES. Co the Udi Mafth.by Harvey LUtkUeldl E*q,, Mr. DANIEL DORR ELL and Miss HBLEEDA RAND. On (he Sid February, by Elder Robert Plcvecson, Mr. WALTER SCOTT and Mbs JANE FIRTH. ■ On the aim c day, by the sane, Mr. JOHN FOLLY and MUs MAHV VORJS. On Ibe Hth January, br the same. Mr. JAMES STUART and Miss REBECCA CARLOW. .

More I*aupei's—Draft). New York, Mnrch29.—M.-Woodruff, cx-member of Congress from this city diet! last evening of paralysis. Collector Redfield handed tho Mayor a letter received from tlie consul at Zcnrich, announcing that the Swiss government is about forwarding 320 paupers to this port via Havre.

. IlYGEiliSA. Brcoght Home to the Door c/ the Million. - i WojtBciecL I'lsTnyiav bar rscenlty been nude A by Dr. Cents of this cUy, In the treatment of -* ■- Consumption, Asthma* and all dlKasei of tte Lnn*.. we’ refer to “Ur. Curt!* 1 tlyreanajo: Inhaling tlygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup.” With this new method I>r. CL ha* restored many i filleted ones to perfect health; ar an evidence of which Le bar Innumerable cartlllcat cj, Speaking of the treatment, a phj «- Han remarks: It 1* eridenttiai InhsUac—--breathing an agreeable, healing vapor, the mcdidr.i.1 properties must come In direct contact with the rbols of lie trial cavity of the lungs, ami thus escape the many and varied changer prod need upon them when Introduced Into the stomach, and niVected to the process of digestion. The Hygeatu Is for sale at all iLj druggists'thought the country. . ‘ * New Vote Dutchman of Jan It.

DEATHS. In Oil# place, on the fifth Match, FRANK, non of John and Vienna Woods, aged 0 years It month) and 4 day*.

Township Election. The Township elections took place on Monday last throughout this State. The election in this Township was quite animated. Two tickets were in the field, hut neither was made public until the day of election. ' One was the “ Kag Nicht,” the other the “Know Nothing” ticket. ’When the votes were 'counted, it was found the K. N.’s had put in two votes to S. N.Vonc.

Sank. New York, March -20.—The crew of the Hoogly arrived at this port from St. Thomas and report the total loss of their vessel on the 5th, She left Liverpool on the 30th for New Orleans, and when with in 20 miles of St. Thomas she was abandoned, and sunk an hour afterwards. She was valued at 940,000.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, School IXolicc. MRS. WOODS Will re-open her School on Monday, April Slli, in the Saloon of Odd Fellows’ building. Terms, same as last quarter. [Veray, April t, 1865.

DRY GOODS FOR 1855. CONSISTING, in part .of'the following ■ orlicIes, tO‘Wil: ; Clothes, '. .Cassimerfcs, - Jeans * Tweeds; > * Sallineti, Also, Merinocs, !' DcLames, Lusters, ; Ginghams; Sheeting Cheeks, ■ v Prints, Brown: and Bleached Muslins, land Ticks, and new and complete, assortment of the above just received and for sale low by, ’ . ; man WILLIAM SHAWAc SON.

The Inhaler Ii worn on the breast nadir the linen without the least Inconvenience—the tcu of the body being sufficient to evaporate the Culd. - . Hundred* of CARES of CURES like the following ralghtbenamed. One Package of Kjgesnaliu ccrcd me of tfaeASTIIMA of tin years standing.; { i ■ F. Keedwnr.P. M. of Dnneannoa.Ta. 1 am cured of,the ASI1MA of 10 yearn standing by Dr, Curtis' Ilygeana. , ■ -, v ' v-- f Marcaiei Easton, Crookljo, N. V.' Mrs. Pant of No. 5 Mfomoitd »t, ,N. Y. was cured of. a aevere case of Bronciela* hr lie Hyroatu.. ’ My sister has bean cured of a DISTRESSING COUGH of several yean standing, and decided to be Incurable by her physicians. Rhe wu CUBED In ONE MONTH bylhoHygeana. , : .■■■ y. n. Oanbert, P. M., Richmond. Me/ Price three dollars a Pscksf*. Sold by CURTIS A PERKINS * BOYD& PAUL. No: 149 Chamber* it. . N.' Y.- 4 packages wntfree-by expre** to- any pan of \he United Stales for Tea Dollar*. fLU.*—Dr. Curtis’Ilyrooali the original end ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE* aU others ate base Imitation* or vlle and INJURIOUS-counterfeits. Shun them as vou would POISON. ’ V’ sepllv . J. U TIUEBAUD, Agent, Vcvay.

The trial of Kstromps and Fdl.v was to have taken place cary ihis week. Our Consul, CoL W. Robertson, had protested most energetically against the trial, and insisted on their liberation. The result of his applications is not known.

IXotioc of Administration. TVOTICB is hereby given that the under* i. V signed has been appointed administrator of the, estate of Henderson Davis, late of Switzerland county, Indiana, deceased.' Said estate is supposed to be solvent. THOMAS C. JACK, Administrator. April ■(, 1S53.—-3t. i

When the Isold sailed the French vessel! Agriffu was at Ilavanna. ■ .She had rescued the crew of the American brig Catherine Mary, bound from New York to !hc Indies. She was abandoned ai sea iji a sinking conm*I'.‘ u at Key West. “The hark Magnolia arrived on the in charge of the wreckers, having been ashore on Goo Key. U is.confidenily pctlieved tit Key West tliat bur cargo was mumticos of war destined for the filibusters, who are said to be assomplmg near Moblc. The Magnolia had no clearance, and was fined by the collector for neglect.

From Washington. Washington, March 28. Tho Union this morning reiterates tho statement that the Black Warrior case has been settled ami quotes from the dispatches of he Spanish Minister, which say the Government is ready to satisfy the damages in question as soon as iho prqppor fi?connt Is made out.

Reuben P, Crutcher, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAIN STRETT, VEVAY. HAS taken the Shop formerly occupied by Mr. Dtuottu, and intends to and make alt kinds of gentlemen’s clothes in the neatest and most fashionable style, tm. The latest New York and Paris Fashions regularly received, and all work warranted satisfactory. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. ' mar08

P AMI L¥ GROCE BIES. ON bacd, a large snd ; gcher*r supply of . Flesh ■ Family Groceries, - among . which may he, found the following article*; -j V, , ■ Coffee and Sugar, V *. ‘ Molasses and Rico, Teas sud Salaralus, ■ *' Soda and Starch, ; ■ Candles ond'Sdap, ; • Allspice a ud Pepper. Just received and for sale low' by mart WILLIAM SHAW $ SON*.

"In Colton Township, Mr. Ayres was elected over James Downey, for Justice of the Peace, by a largo majority.

(£r The '-Third Quarterly Meeting of tho M. E. Clinch in tins pb,Cr, will 'bo the 14ih and loth of April. There will be preaching on Saturday, the 14lh at 11 o'clock, A. M., and also at nighty Rev. C. AV. Rater, P. E., will bo present, and Revs. T. G. Boharrell, of Rising Sun, and. J. B. Sparks, of Mt. Sterling,)are expected. ii !

British Recruits from the U. S. Bustos, March 28. A, vessel left here this 'morning for Hal ifas, having about fifty passengers aboard to be recruits for the British army. The agent said they were laborers to worh on a railway.

STOVES & TINWARE.. Shop on Main itrect, ntxt door to Crli•rd's Iludwarc Store. THE undersigned is now receiving a large assortment of STOVES, of yations patterns and sizes, selected einccially for this market, 'vyhic'h - intends to sell low for cash, Stock Dirr o nil sires constantly on hand.. Srovr. Taw Mixes, of Tin and Copper, always on hand, and made to order on short notice. TTxwiat, of all kinds, constantly on hand, and sold at the lowest possible pricesJobbing done on short notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. Orders for Gutter and Conductor, will receive prompt attention. N. B. Old Copper, Brass, and PewUr, will be taken in exchange for goods. - marts L. L. WOODY.

FURNITURE STORE, AND CABINET SHOP. THK undersigned takes pleasure in informing the citizens of Vevay, pndg\ the surrounding country, that he has j«st Wa opened Shop on Main struct, in Judge! V* Clarkson’s now brick, where he intends keeping on band all kinds of FURNITURE, made in a workmanlike manner. Abo, Sale Work, which will he sold as cheap as any where in the West. OT Repairing done on reasonable terms, mattS E. LITTLEFIELD.

New Sugar. WE hare on bar.d a large lot of new crop Sooar, which will be put up iu barters, half bands, or in quanklius-to suit purchasers. mot? F, L. GUiaARD & SON-

An Interebtixo Mother. —The Detroit Fnc -Press states that a woman named Ann Travers, .with a child abont three or fonr months old,. was discharged from jail in the morning, having just served oata terra of sixty days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, Before ntght she waa drank again and-was taken back to jail on a dray; it rcqoiriog two stout men to hold hor, bo crazy hap fhc’bccomo under the maddening influence of the poison. ’

i\cw Molasses. JUST RECEIVED an eslra lot of New Mo lasses, in hands and half barrels, and for sale by F. L. GRlSARD &. SON.

SST The Presbyterians have been conducting a protracted meeting in this place for the last ten days. During that lime tho Pastor has been, assisted by Rev. F. E. Sheldon, of Rising Son, and Rev. J. C. Bonham, of AHcnavillc. Seven members were added to the church during the meeting.

. Slcaubont Burned. ■ 1 St/Locis,' March 29.—The stcamer’Express burned in the Illinois river this mor ning. No lives were lost. Wo have not rcccived.the particulars yet, but look for a detailed account.this afternoon.

Plows -riDWS.' A SMALL folof Steel mouldboard Plows, on band and for sale cheap by mail F. L. QRISARD i, SON.

Liquor Uaw. Chicago, March 20. —The legislature of Wisconsin passed a new prohibitory U\v, but does not contain the features objected to by the Governor, The vote in favdr was two-thirds to ofiC.

Rice! Rice! A LARGE SUPPLY of New Crop Ulcc just received from New Orleans. fcbCS ' TEATS, SCHENCK & CO,

-.SST Hon. Ralph Metcalf, American Governor elect of New Hampshire, was a 'Pierce Democrat in his nnregenerate days. .On the day of his nomination ho received a letter from tho President inquiring'‘how ■ia New Hampshire?” To which he could not find - tnneto reply till after the election when ha wrote back "New Hampshire ia sound to tho coroll* : , :

NOTICE. A LL persons summoned to be and appear ilL before the Judge of the Switzerland Circuit Court on the 1st Monday in May, l&>5, are hereby notified that said Term of said Court wiU-bc holdcn on the 5th Monday m April, 1865. . IRA N. MAUN, Clerk.

Tempevabco PlWltnff. There will be a meeting of the friends of the New Temperance Law of this State, on Tuesday evening, May tat, 1865, at tho M. E. Church in thu place. The object of the meeting is the approval of the Law, and the promoling'the interests of the cause of Temperance. Speakers have been invited, and are, expected to be preterit on the occasion.

Wanted. WHEAT AND CORN.-Wc will pay the highest market price- for wheat and corn. IfeUJ TEATS, SCHE.XCK & CO.

New York Liquor Law'* Albany, March 28.—The Senate refused to reconsider the vote fixing July the 4th as the day for the Hqndr law tn go into effect. *"

Private School. WE will commence a SchooVi n the Ldwca District School Hocse, in the Town of VevaV, on the 10th day of April next. ' WmSmB Ttnsi, |>«r Qonrtevi Orthography, Reading and Writing. • .$2,50 Arithmetic, Geography and English G tarnmar. -3. ,;53,00 •JOHN'Q.'A;'ANN E. ANDERSON. . Vevay, March 28, 1865, - ' ■

Fresh Garden Seed*. - JUsrrRECBlVED, a large supply of-extra * Garden Setrf*,' together with a small lot of Flower Seeds..' Call soon, at - . . raartfi ■ ALEX. DETKAZ’S STORE.

Corn Meal. . BUSHELS fresh Corn Meal from the 'WlP'Mil!; for fa'imljf u» ' For sale low. by ■ [mart11 ’ ALEX. DETRAZ.

The Richmond Whig states, as a fact which may ho relied on, that tho late Know Nothing Convention at '“Winchester, Vir. gimaj was com p os ed . of | *fotty-threc W ■ an d for ty -1 e v c n D e m o craty " *

JS3T A negro woman in Way no county, Ky., says the Louisville Courier, recently drowflcd ; ficrlclf—prcfcrriDg death to being takcn icrNcw Orleans for sale.

Quccnswarrmid Gl^sware. A LARGE assortment just received and f-.r ‘Vajc 'low' by'. ' matT ' ‘ .WlUlAM SIIAW *V SON.

; ;'0<r lax-book .of California shows the taxable properly of the Stale to amount to 111 millions of dollars. , ,

WIUNGLES.—IO.COO Shingles cn hand and ►3 for sale bv ; mart? lUltWUOD CmTiYt'lSJER. ;

J13ST. RECEIVED, —SObbls.KaoawhaSalt, tad for’sale cheap, by , • ; ; ; teats, .^ea.

* resent a now .propositi on .towards the effectual mobilezaiion of the Qennaoic States. A contingent circular insists on. tho necessity of being prepared. . t , , PrrfMia has issued a drculwr to bar dihlomatiq consular agents, which says there ia a* reason to belie va that the negotiation now in progress will terminate in peace. Prussia, by a decree, brohibits llw exportation pf articles contraband to war. Menschikdff has gene to Moscow. • .The two Grand Dokes are on their way io Moscow, from the C rimer, consequently it is not true that the Grand Buka Michael was killed Van Oetedsaken Is now in command of Sevastopol,'Luderaia at Alma, and Count Zamoiaky is at Schamyl. The British Committe of inquiry on the state of the army now before Sevastopol, has been in sesaiqk ten days.

VEVAY; Wcdnaidtj-, • « * • 1 * April 4, 1B»9.

VEVAY PRICKS GURU EXT. Corrected We fitly for the Reveille,

K. V. <t Vs. sen o stock Bulk, EranirUic,- par Cambridge City Bank,par Fayette County Bank, par

Bank of the Capitol par Central Bank, par Trader’* Bank, par SarmgVi Bank, par

Merchant* and Mechanic* Bank, New Albany, Crescent City Bank, o Bank of Mount Vernon, Southern B'k .Terre Haute, Fralrlc City Bank, do - Kentucky block Bonk, ■ Ind. Etock Bk, laporie, ■ Farmers Bk, Wo-iiaeld, BrookrBIc Bk, Brookrllle Gramm Airy ilk, Lafayette Indiana Bank, Madison. .

Lanabre Bank, Lima, Salem Bank, Salem, Canal Batik, Eratuvllle, Bank of Ind, Michigan city Bank of Hockvllle. Bank of Montkello, flooder Bk. I/>gan.*i>ort, Bankor.Svratuso, Bank of Warsaw, Bank of Bikbarl, Bank of Guaticn,

X.Y.SloekBk.VIticenne* Tippecanoe Bk.W[nemac Great western Bk, Terre Haute, Wayne Bk, Lo Lamport, Wabash River Bank,Newvllle, ' ' \ • Bank of Fort Wayne, Hank of South Bend, . ■ ■ Huntington County Bank.

Indian Reserve Bank, Upper wabatb.llsnk, wa- : ‘ iwsh,' Delaware Con nty Bank, Wayne 11V, Richmond. Wabach River Bank, New Xorydon, Wabash Hirer Bk, Jasper, Agricultural Bank,

j Cl ndimnU Prices of InAIrmrs Stock Notes. K. V. <t Vs. Stale Stock Bank of the Capitol ■ par Bank, Evansville,' par Central Hank, par Cambridge City Bank, par Ttader’* Bank, par Fayette County Bank, par San he’* Bank, par At from thret to jf re percent, discount.. Merchant* and Mechanic* Lasmnpe Bank, Lima, Bank, New Albany, Salem Hank, Salem, Creaconl City Bank, o - Canal Bank, Evansville, Bank of Mount Vernon,- Bankof lud.Mkhigoncitj Southern BTt.Tem Haute, Bank of Rockville, Fralrlc City Bank, do \ - Bank of Mnntkelto, Kentucky Stock Bonk, ■ Header Bk. I/>gansport, Ind. Etock Bk. laporie, ■ Bank of Svracu*o, > Farmers Bk, Wcsioeld, Bank of Warsaw, BrookrBIc Bk, Brookrllie Bank of Bikhan, . | Grammarey ilk, Lafayette Bank of Guahcn, I Indiana Bank, Madison. . Jit from fight to ten per cent, discount. X. Y.SloekBk,VIticenne* Indian Re*meHank, Tippecanoe Bk,-W|nemae Upper wabatb. Bank, waGreat western Bk, Terre twnh,Haute, . Delaware County Bank, Wayne Bk, Wayne Bk, Richmond. Wabash River Bank,New- Wabach Hirer Bank, New vllle, ' \ Xorydon, Bank of Fort Wayne,' Wabash Hirer Bk, Jasper, Hank of South Bend, . ■■ Agricultural Bank, Hutiiington County Bank. . ; : ■ Mi of Area/nun 14 fo 23 pre «nL rfiacotmf.

The Two Plallorms Side by Side. We give the platform* of the two parties in Switzerland county in this paper. Bead them carefully, and then decide between them. The old line platform wu drawn up by Mr. Case, and of course no cna will doubt his orthodoxy.

AgricQllur*) Meeting. i FV1HB ■ Dirtclco of the Ohio and Swifter* { land County‘AgricBltortl Society are requested to meet at Enterprise, on Saturday, t tbe-7lh day of April, 1B66, at 10 o’clock,. A.) M. A general atteotjence of the DUecUira Is: requested, u bonnet* of importance uto bc: tunneled. Members oMhc Society i ad til others derirooi far the prosperity and ustfalness of. the Society ere Invited to attend. By order of the President FERRET DUFOUR, Eec’y. March IS, 18W.-td (Viilor, Rising Sun, please publish.)