Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 45, Vevay, Switzerland County, 2 May 1855 — Page 4

hi! new cider mill works, (Culp’s patent,) not t Lend Owner and sells the tread from the an* (0 take a glass of rich fresh cider Is sheer fortunate tenant's family. Von may call this nonsense, but for which you hare legislated a highly colored picture; but a few old liners fats friond into being subject to a Coe of £120,- ate carrying out that principle in Vevay every 00, which ia folly and bigoted tyranny com- day—trying to ruin the busincssof rome.cd Lined, and m my opinion will do more to trying (o starve out others, simply because stultify your law than anything else, conflict- they are suspected of being Know Nothings: ing as it does with simple common sense. ibecause they boldly think and vote according

WAGOICS AlfD FAIOJOC CTESfilLS. Carr.rr of Fcrnf end Pile Strtrtt. THE subscriber bis removed his shop to the. building ornosiic‘>^ U. P. Schenck’s store, and is prepared to make to order anyth ng in bis line—such is CARRIAGES & BUGGIES, Waooks, Daars, Carts, Plows, narrows, Hay Rakes, Garden Hikes, and all kinds of work generally done a> Shops of this character. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, and I will endeavor to give entire satisfaction to ell who may favor me with tbeir patronage; and to those friends who have so liberally supported roe heretofore, I return my sincere thanks. ■ SAMUEL SIIUFF. Vevay, Feb. 23,1S65.—6m •

RHODES' FEVER & AGUE CURE. Oti Xfttnre’j Infallible Cpectte. FOR ilit; Prevention and Cure of I.tTttKrrrrKT and Ujmivrrxr Puma, Fete* shd Ague. Chills a tin Frrm, Lh ki » vc, Ofmcral Debilitt, Night Swtm. a do »U other form* of dUesae which tiro ■ common orhrta Id MAtARlA or M1AEXA. ThltnlOt tlmoMtiif polton which it certain it«or,j u unavoidably Inhaled at every breath. U the aaao In character *rhereTer n, exists,—North. South ,-Kia*,or West,—and trill every* where yield to this newly discovered mloote, which la claimed l/> bo the mtxaTxar mkvtcit tx xntem tm kiia . ThU specific b a» harmless thit It mar he 'Jiiccbr peraonaof every ace, act orooMitlon. end it will not nbdliiiUfor one sImw otlitn till ir'M.u b often the result hi the treatment hy Qclm ic, Mercury, Arsenic, and other poisonous or rWeterlocr dregs, k* a particle of any of which i# admitted Into lib prepantlon. r The proprietor distinctly claim* these cnrtoidlnarr retails from iho use of (hi* NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. - ■ It will entirely protect any resident or tnvrilrreveh In the most sickly or awtmpv localities, from any Ague, or Uilllioua disex*e wlnu-ver. or env irjor; from Inhaling Mabria or Allartna. ’ It w ill insumly check the Apar In person* who ham tutiered for any k-nelh of time, from one day totweete years »n that they need never have another chill, hr continuing its nte according indirection*. It will immediately Mi eve all dirire»!ng results of Hilioos or Ague UUcajcv.*ccb u general debi'.ilv, night sweat*. &c. The ]«tienl at once begins to recover appetite and airenglh,and mAmuestibtiln i<r* tuaneni and radical cure Is cSV>cted. Finally, its uas wilt. banish Fever and Agee from trail! ip, and all chatea. Farm cm and all blotvrc 1 t adopting It asm preventive. *1)1 be free from Arte or iilhousatud;* In that arasnn of the year which, while It b (be most sickly, b the most.valuable one 10 them. pne ortwn IxHtles will answer for ordinary cun, some may require more. Directions printed in German, French and Freni*!, accompany each totilo. Price Oco Dollar. Liberal discoitcb ende to Pie trade. . .Trade circulars forwarded on application, and the article will bo consigned on litoral terms to Ho parties In every section of the eoantrv. . - JAS. A- RHODES, Proprietor, aprll—IMy * . , , PmvMe>.ce, K. 1. For talc by Medicine dealers gene rally. J. L. THIEBAUD, Agent, Vtvay.

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SADDLERY SHOP.. On Pile ttrttt, bttvrrn Ferry and Liberty. , fllHE subscriber would respectfully inform J. bis customers and the public/igA generally, tbit be keeps constant) }|S£& on bind, of bis own manufacture, a Jr u large supply of Saddles, of every description, both for ladies and gentlemen, besides a general assortment of Bridles, Martingales, Collars, Harness, Hamcs, Hiding Whips, Tranks, Jcc^ which be will sell at very lowest cash prices. K. B. # Constantly on hand Collars of my own manufacture. Also, Dames and Chains, of a superior quality. WILLIAM FAULKNER, Vcavy, Match-7, 1845;

Xhe American I’arty, The American Reform Patty is entirely national in its character. Many of its unprincipled enemies attempt to prove that it is sectional—in the Southern Stoles being pto sU* very, and in the northern Stales anti-slavery: in Kentucky they say it is the whiskey party, while in Indiana it is ell temperance, dtc., ic. These various stories are all false, ami are told to have effect upon the people. As he said before, the American party is national—national in all its principles and aims. Slavery. Temperance, and all such things, are side issues, which affect the American party neither one way or the other. To be sure, whenever a question is popular with the majority of the people of a State, of coarsen majority of the American party favor the tame; for the parly is made of the people, for the people arc its founders and supporters. All other parties are ruled and governed by a few .politicians and office-seekers; in lie Americcn party every member has a vote and a voice in the transaction of all business, and even in the selection or nomination of candidates for the various offices, every menhir of the American party has ft vote, and no man can receive the suffrages of the people fet any office whatever, according to ; the' rules and usages of tbe new patty, unless he has been selected by a majority of the volet of the people. This is the only true plan. /'And by this means, no man can ever ttmist himself upon the public, and stand any chance of being elected. - :■

To Messrs. Cain and Hanymao I would say, that after the bitter fruits of bad banks, that we have ail tasted mrre or i«? there 3 months, it is a matter of surprise that <«ro banking laws have been passed by the Legislature, and that too, oveniOing the veto of the Governor. I have seen neither of these laws es yet, but from the veto message and the protest of the Democratic members of the Senate, I judge them to be more insane specimens of legislation than ever entered into the brain of Henry Clay, even in the heat of an extra version in the dog dayt, and with the help too of Arad Tyltr or dir, Bolts. In the Rkvkillk of the l8thinit,,Inoticean item is follows: "In Indiana there ate 120 banks, 15 of which arc quoted it par ia Cincinnati—the balance ranging from 6 to 25 per cent discount." Is not this a beautiful picture. Who are these honest Cincinnati brokers that they should have a shave of from £ to 35 per cent (at their own option) of ill our money they can get into their hands, and they know how* to get it too.* Some of your constituents wish to inquire If It be. true, that .Cincinnati Brokers have ever bad a bind ’in banklegislatipn at Indianapolis. There was a attempt made to free the .use of money from the fetters laid on it, it would teem for ‘ the benefit of these tame brokers, restricting Interest cm money to six, while they can;give 8 or lO, end to draw alt the surplus capital out of the State. How came this measure to fail? , . • ,

to the dictates of their conscience. We know wbat wc affirm, and it cannot be successfully contradicted. — We have thus noticed, more at length than at tint intended, the above communication. We have done it candidly and truthfully, wc think, and trust the writer nor any one else will feci offended at our strictures.

SPRING TRADE—1855. HARWOOD&COl’RVOISIER mile Ibc a Item ion of their friends and the public generally- to their large and well selected stock of SPRING GOODS, Consisting of every description of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE. . HATS & CAPS, BOOTS * SHOES,' HARDWARE. Ti»BLE CUTLERY, &c., All of which will be sold at their usual lowest cash prices , Those wishing to purchase will please give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. BnHor and Is£g.s, taken in exchange for Goods. Also, any other article of produce. . HARWOOD $ COURVOIS1ER, . Jan 18 • No. 1, Odd Fellow's' Building. '■

To Check Dlarrbea, The following simple method of check* ing diarrhea, after it has proved obstinate, is recommended by a wnlcr in the Morning Chronicle, who has often teen its efficacy tested:—"The readiest means of relief in cases of diarrhea known to me by experience, is that of roasting well two pieces of stale ernm of bread very brown, without burning, the size of two fingers, and breaking the toast very small into a wine glass, pour thereon sufficient brandy to saturate the toast in the glass, mashing it up with the liquid, braking it like pudding in substance, and eating it leisurely by mcanes of the teaspoon. Should the first attdmpt not succeed, repeat the same after an hour; but usually, (if timely applied,) relief from pain and abatement of the diarrhea is the result of the first adoption of this simple remedy—obtainable at every public-house, and probably at any chemist’s shop.*’ :

SEBASTOIOL TAKEN! . Great Excitement la Ute Crimea* fJpilE undesigned invites the attention of B. his friends and customers to his new and fresh supply of Family Groceries* His stock consists in part of RIO COFFEE, NEW ORLEANS &, CRUSHcd.Sugar, Now Orleans and Sugar House . Molasses, Teas of alt kinds, Dried Peaches, Hominy, Soda and Sal- ■ aralus. Rice, Soda and Butter Biscuits. Spices, Nut _ Megs, Raisins, Can- ’ dies, 4rc., Arc. ALSO FLOITR AND BA OOtf, Wooden Buckets, * Wash Boards and Tubs, Brooms, Firkins, Rolling Fins, in fact every thing usually kept in Family Grocery. All such articles will be sold at a * very small proht. Terms cash—Quick sales and quick returns. • ALEX. DBTBAZ, . Ycvay, March U. 1844.

Kising Sim INSURANCE COMPANY, ' or Rising Suit) Indian** THIS Company is npw fully organised end is prepared to insure against the datEa t c by Fuc acd-the perils of N.irtc.iTio.v. BOARD Ot* DIRECTORS. S. HATHAWAY, WM. |J. POWELL. Jacob o. wells, n. n. loring, j.w.talrott; . Joseph zeiller, B. J, HATHAWAY, ISRAEL LOSING. A. C. DOWN PA’, : JONH W. SPENCER, - . JOHN GRACE. S. HATHA WAV. President'. B. J. HATHAWAY, Secretary. . Risks taken on the Barges of Sica ir.be at* an- Flat Boats; ■ and a}so op, Ru tidings red' [Merchandize it equil- We rates of picmkm by GEORGE E. PLEASANTS,. nnv2ir ■ ; ■ Agent, it Yeviyi led;

Some of our opponents pretend to aay, that they do not know «hal out principles arc—that they are all kept secret. This is untrue. Not one principle has never been' kept secret; the principles and aims of the American par* ly arc spread broadcast over the land—you can hardly pick up a respectable newspaper in the whole country, without you Cud an article explaining the principles of the American party. The ablest papers in the United States boldly avow and defend its principles. The most learned men the country affords am among its originators and adherents. ,

Again, a motion was made to give to the owners of lend'a lien bn the growing crops for the amount of. their rent, thus preventing much litigation by reason of dishonest tenants In shorty there are many subjects open, and free discussion is the best means to arrive at Ihetratb, sbWbope to beat from you on the above and! all-other subjects of public interest. ■ fsnviata,;

Certainty of d Future Life. • The fact of. the future,life—how do te prove it, by what class of method of argument? Every thinking man has many a time exorcised his mind upon the subject; and'bur philosophers, from Pythagoras downward, have' been piling up volumes of .high discourse on the immortality of the soul.' Vet who of us docs not seo that the fact is far deeper than alt reasoning about it, and that its roots are not touched by tho.critic’s phmmg-kni fe or the. logician** spade? The fact is part of the organic being, and the providencialtraining of the human race, Standing among those first (ruths which have their htwl evidences in themselves. Try to prove it logically, and still the best proof is better than our logic; try to disprove it logically, and onr chain of reasoning refutes itself when touched by living experience, as the iron rod. which man lifts against Heaven, becomes a conductor for the divine spark. — Osgood's Milestones.

Consumption I Consumption! 1 DR. WMMIALL’S BALSAM FOR-THE LUNGS, ;—ro* the quae or~ CoxauMrrrds, Decuxe, Asm**, BxoxcntTii, Wasting of the Flesh, Night Sweats, SriTTixo Blood, VVhoopixo Cough, ’ DlEFiCCLTT Of BrCATHIXO, CoLOi, Couchs, Influenza, Phthisic, Pain ix-the Side, aud all ■ ■■

DISEASES or, THE Ll/.VCS. DR. HALL’S BALSAM contains no O/u'um, Calomel, or any, mineral poison', but is composed.mostly of those' Root*, Herbs and Vegetable substances which have a specific Influence upon the lungs anil their connected organs. Itsimmrrfiafe ejfrci ts toajlay all irritation and gently remove (he phlegm and other morbid secretions from the Throat and Air-Pas-sages,thus relieving the Cough, tn/ tubduing'the injlamatton and 'other causes which give rise, to it. It also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone to the Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more thoroughly-to remove from the blood those impurities and diseased particles, which, if retained, drr so much mischief tn the system, and lay the foundation.fori ncutable CONSUMPTION. - It also exerts a decided action upon the akin,'and assists in expelling through the Gxhalepts, miichofjhot morbid matter which; would otherwjsf' bc thrown back upon the; Lung* tsus relieving them of a parVof theirwbrk, and-rcndcring the system pure and healthy. When tubercles are forming, it checks their development and further progress; or if ulceration baa taken place, it assists (he lungs in throwing off the corrupted mailer, soothes the irritation, heals the ulcerated cavslies, and .restores themaeain This Medicine therefore, is not a' polliutict merely, which only relieves for the time being, but is n thorough curative, as H strikes at the .very root of the disease, and by remoxing it, tamoves at all ile remoleamt attendant con.sequences. This is its ditlinguithed characteri*(ic—a property possessed, in equal power, by no other medicine of like nature, now before the public.

jumaiks oi the above. , Feeling ver^ ; certain that' neither of lh*c above named gejntlemed will take any public notice of anonymous writers, and none is ncc r csskry, we take the liberty of making a few remarks dq-our own; responsibility; -And, way cfihtredaclion,wc will slate that our correspondent ijwas bitterly opposed to the election of. Mcsjrsi Sage, Cain and llarrymati, and so sitongly|is be still ..opposed to them, that if they had acted and voted contrary to the way they did, he would now be opposed to their action. !. Our "Inquired* states that he is now, and alvays'hss been, a temperance.man r

Bat for fear'some honest citizen will stilt insist that he .docs not fully understand the principles of the American Reform Party, we will give thein In a condensed form;

SPHKNG TRADE. WE are reviving and now opening a -large and splendid assortment of . RIai'dirarc and Cutlery, consisting in part of the following articles,' to-wit;— ' - Tabic and Pocket Cutlery,. , Sci.«sors tnd Shears, ' , ‘ Razors arid Strops, Table, Tea, and Casting Spoons ■ Edge Tools of all description,. , • . Bench Planes, Gages,tt Squares,• Hand, Ripp; Pannel & Tennant Saws," Wood ,JrCrosscut Saws. . ; In short, a full and complete assortment «-f Carpenters’and Coopers’Tools. ; - - ALSO— ■ A'-i i Stiovcts, Spades, Manure and Hay Forks, Garden Bahts, Ac,, $c. <V 400 pair Trace Chaim, ■ 200 Hatter Chains, r " 60 pair Breast Chains, - , 25 Log Chains, 26 Lock Chains, Double and Single Barrel gum, - Pistols of every description. Shot Dags, Powder. Flasks and Horns," Saddlery apd Carriage Trimmings, consisting. in part, of , ■ Bridge Bills, ' Enameled Leather, . Buckles, do ■■ Cloth, ; Slur nips A- Spurs, Laces $ Fringes, Tacks and Harness Saddles, ■ Brass Bands&c., &c. Having personally selected'the above articles. it will enable us to sell at wholesale or retail, at as low prices as the same can be bought west of the mountains.; . Give tts.a call, and examine our stock of; goods.and prices, before going- elsewhere to purchase. F. L. CRISARD /f SON. Feb. 14, 1355.

Sun I Foil Foundry. fHAIlE undersigned, having permanently <;• A la Wished tfcemsehvi *t Rising Sun. i:: the Foundry Business;[ would respectfully in farn» the Hay Growers of InJ.Jsa tr. - ! K-.i • tucky. tkat they stiM conrinneia manrfar lure Screws for .the Mormon ur Beater Hay Press, which ate' net itifi rior to ai.y r.tdo ir. the United Stale*', from the fart that the b-.s: Press Builders give our Screws the preference over ill others., We hove-also Patented i lkrct- Power, said to be, by competent jydgei, the best and cheapest Horse Power in. uie. {which can tc ttaehcdtn the Pres; if disked. : All orders in Switiuiisud f’cenly', left with P, L. GH1SARD i SON. wA! fa- attendee t a . .' r JM. ■ P. El ST E ft .& CO. Rising San, June ?>, 1651. V ;;f

OCR PLATFORM. ; ■ l. Ood and our native loud. ■ ; 2. None but Americans to enact American laws, and administer American justice. ' 3. Opposition to any and alt political iuflu* ence by the Pope of Rome, upon American institutions, either directly or indirectly. - 4. A free and healthy system of common school education: * ' - 5. Free discussion upon all topics of interest to American cUizcna, and which petiaiM to the perpetuation of our glorious govcinmerl C. Equal right and justice to all true Arne I icao citizens. ‘ . I

Ko Cokkkctiox OF-Cnuncn and State. Thomas Jefferson' wrote 1 in 1802 ns follows: "Believing with yon that religion is n matter which lies between the man arid his God. that he owes account to none other for his faith or .worship, that the legislative powers of.government reach actions only, and not.opinions,! contemplate with soveieign reverence that act of the American people which declares that their legislature should 'makenb respecting an establishment of ,religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,’ thus building a wall of Separation between Cbnrch and State.”

ftrw Family Grocery. ; Ou trie Corner of Main am! Ferry Streets, VEVAY, INDIANA. FHH1K undersigned has just opened an es- “ tablishment in Geo. H. Kjle’s'building, where heir.'.etida keeping a well selected assortment «»f FAMILY GROCERIES, Such' as FLOUR, BACON, Potatoes, Sugar, Molasses; Mackerel. &r, Ac. Together with Wooden Ware, Hollow "Ware, and numerous' -articles hoi necessary to mention— comprising alt articles usually kept in Grocery Stores.' • , . ’ : - The advertiser solicits a share of patronage, and intends to sell very cheap for cash. Remember the place, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall, 2d door belbw Thiebaml’s Drug Store. Sept. 23, 1851. F. S. LINDLEW

' rarrintfi-fi mid I H'HE undersigned Uf.uV infant the rc pie H ’ t>f Switzerland and .id’i"i»i.ig . con nties in I ntii j tin a ad Ktutusky, , that having made extensive improtements in his fanner Shop and Manuk.*tnry, he now otfa-rs to the* public far a ccir stderation, the advanfegti 10 be derive J froia long years of close application and unremitting toil. I am now. prepared in execute in the. neatest'and most approved style. - Ait kinds of Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Ploughs, and Hay Press Irons. BL ACKSMITRINO. 7’iik undersigned has in conruclion with. the. above,a custom Blacksmith shop, With hands thet arc able and trilling to suit ctstonwrs, / Horse Shoeing and all; hinds oflob work done' in a .workmanlike manner, at prices that both inay live. Call-gentlemen snd see fat yourselves, at my sbop'ou Ferry street, a Lite Seminary. . JOSEPH JAGERS. Vevay, July 27,1851.

7. Opposition to all political patty demj gogucs, who try to deceive the people, ond I favor of the right'of suffrage without ptoseiij tion in buvtnna or opinion. I S. OApdscd to‘any person voting, beftj they bjfcomc citizens of the Cnitcd States. 9. In favor of a judicious modification the naturalization laws, . -10. Opposed to the importation of ferei; paupers and criminals to this country. 11. A strong remembrance, end strict ot dier.ee to the doctrines of George Wisbin; ton. the father of our country. 12, The Cerpotuaticn of our glorious got eminent, and the constitution of our dear n: live land as laid down and established I; Washington, Jefferson, *nd their compatriot our patriot sire?, _ t

Scratches. —-A correspondent of the Prairie Farmer gives'the following receipt to core the scratches:—Soak and wash clean with hot soap finds; then with a hot shovel bath*i in an ointment made by stm* mcring one qnartor of a pound of sulphur in a pint of goose or pigs foot oil, or some other soft greese, I have known many other remedies applied; but none of them with such infallible success.

. THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY C ures of Con * 11 ni p lion Are made here at home arid certified toby such men as W. D. Wright, M. D., J. S. Lawson. M. D., Wm. C. Smith, M. D., J. S. Johnson, M. D., Cspt. Wm. Peaxce, R. S. Mi lford, Esq., and others wboate wellknown citizens of Cincinnati. P7>iALL UPON TUT. . And get a pamphlet aod read their certificates in full/and you must .be fully convinced of \ht exiraordinary merilt of thifmrdirine, CPCAUTIONt BewarcHDr- Hall’s Pulmonic Balsam;'also. Dr. Hall's Cough Remedy, which is sometimes palmed off for the genuine. • j . 07 Be sure 1 and ask - for Da. Wm. Hall’s Balsam roa the Longs.

The overwhelming triumph of the Accrl can parly, is bui a matter of time. Its frier Aarc to be- found in every village, on evety hill, and in every plain. The-, persecution and vitnperatine of the opposition, seems but to give it additional strength. Its principles ore founded upon eternal truth, which can neither be crushed to tbu ertth nor tendered odious. Its success may not be universal immediately, and its partial success may be overwhelmed in some places, but it will rise with renewed strength, and go on conquering and making converts daily. The = shafts of balled and revenge, which are dat'y hurled at us and our glorious principles, will soon be crushed beneath the feet of an enlightened but indignant people; and before many months shall pass away, same of these men, who now are sc titter against us, will be very willing to loin us, attdaay we arc not so bad a ad after all! Hope and patience, togetner with union of effort, will effect wonders. '

BLACKSMITHIM rVIHE undersigned has icmovcd. his shop to. .a. the new shop on Fcny . ; f ‘, '' street, above Pi he. si., near- '''/esBSB ’ j ' ly opposite Price’s '.Tailor Shop, where be is prepared - to do nil binds of BLACK- ‘ .{OmSESU) SMITHING, particularly. Re- A W *■ pairing, Horse Shoeing,. \Va- / ¥jH;'; gon Ironing, Plow Making,/ 1 I® • &c., &c., in the best style—on the shortest not ice, and most reasonable terms, All work wAKRANTtm : R. D. ANDERSON. Vevay, Match 21, 1855.

than half the population of Indians, raising more apples than we do. 4. “Inquirer’ 1 affirms that under the prohibitory law a farmer cannot mike cider vinegar. This is not so, every man can make as much cider-vinegar as he pleases, and sell it in any quantities he may choose, without violating any taw whatever. 6. Our correspondent says a man cannot make cider, or take a glass at fais neighbor's .cider mill, without a liability K be fined €20.

Trees about School Houses. —It is proposed that there should be this spring a movement all over tho country to surround our School-house* with trees.— Most heartily we second and commend the proposal.

Itr. J. CELEBRATED CA T H O L I C 0 M. . tcieor srrrraiso rtxurr-^ h^ Uuxa*ry»f or the Pignj* F \ U y fir * ° f Lo muter bow nerero or of bow I mg staintiig*^ 1 I . Tho Calbolicon far (mrjOJcws tth;r rcweJIcs In ho* ■ ing non certain, let* expensive. and tearing itie ij»* s-tani Id a belter condition. -Let ill Interested cell acd i obtain a pamphlet (free) chntaln'n? ample proof, froo the mo»t respectable ware**, Of (lie bcafutal rtsnlu I of Us aw; together with tellers from highly experienced PhysIcUiH, - who-hare wed tt la their practice, I acd apeak front their own obasnrationa.

For sale by W. $J.Kriilz, Florence; James M. Colton, Mt'iSteiting; Wm. Rogers, Mootfield; George McCulloch, Jacksonville; and by J. L. THIEBAUD, Vevay. mart-3m

Fresh Family Groceries. JUST RECEIVED, a supply of new and fresh Gqocjtaizs, among which may be found the following articles: — Coffee/ * Rice, Allspice, .Sugar,. . Candles, Alum, Molasses,, . .Soap, ■ Ginger, Tea, ; , . Pepper,. Saletaloi, Starch, Mackerel, Nutmegs, &c., &c. A No I article of Tobacco; both Cavindish and 5 Plug all of which will be sold lour for Cash, by > F. L. GR1SARD & SON, fehU ‘ Comer Main vV Ferry Streets.

Notary Public. ; ‘OBRRET DU FOUR takes KT this/method of informing the public generally that he ii ready to prepare, for execution and taking the acknowledgment of all kinds of Deeds, Mortgages/ andallVjunds of conveyances, Ac.; and to attend to the taking of Depositions. - From hia experience in the'above business he flatters himself that he 1 can.perform any business of the.kind entrusted to him with correclncssi.ncatntss, and dispatch.— Charges moderate. Office at bis residence on Ferry Street, .opposite the Market Square./: References;—Hon, John Dcmort, and O. T. Joses, Esa, Vevay, / Vevay. June 29, 1854.

! This is a false interpretation of the law alt so; a. man can make as much cider as he | wants to, and sell three gallons and over to [any and everybody; and bis neighbor can | take a glass of cider at his milt without violating the prohibitory law. Farmers always 'sell cider by the barrel. 5- Our "Inquirer” neglects to slate that his old line democratic party passed the free bank law, b> which the honest farmers and mechanics of the State of Indiana have lost thousands of doll ass; and no dnubl the Brokers of Cincinnati bought up enough old liners to pass that bill; as the said brokets arc heavy stockholders in the rotten concern; and our present Senator and Representatives deserve the (hanks of the people for assisting to so amend the old bill,, that the people will.lose nomorcohtbatsco»e.

An Old Liner's Communication. ; Below will be found an article from an inveterate Old Liner. Wc have frequently published-articles from his pensupon other and mors praiseworthy subjects—in which be generally took the right track. We doubt his sincerity in writing this article; and presume he wrote it to see if wc would uot refuse to publish it, so that the Bishop cf the Clique might have something to slander us about at the next public meeting of the SagNichts:

t Notice to the Dm orl uniit e Female. ' J feel ■ II a doty incumbent anon rnywlf to declare publicly the (twit blessing Dr- UaithuPa Uterine Cithofleanhu proved to me. For two yean ray health was miserable; I was almost'nnablo towalk. Phyilr dam b renounced my case falling ortho womb, externdee nieerarions, commencing with door alboa. The ‘ palm, tnitatatlOD, pmtniloa, and tbo. intolerable foe* till discharge, rendered life a burden. To this m|s*ra* ble eoodilloD, Dr.F.P. Xewlawlrecommended Dr, MareblaPs Uterine Afiw taking four bo;* Ileal find myaeir In perfect health. Giatltodelbr my restoration makes tdo ardently desire that all myaex, | alike unfortunate, may.find sure relief from thti Ism* timable medldne. -'■ > > - ELIZABETH A. KEWLASn, / '■ •' No. 19 T\ MtfL t Uto, X. Y. The above statement I know to be tree. F. P. XEWLAXlV. J|. D„ Utica, X- V. The Calholleon la doing pood aerrire here. AH the patient* that bore tried the nWicino hate been bene* ailed but one—and that one nothing will help. Trolv Yours, \VM. LAIR I) HAZl.ETT.M. D., July C,'IM1. XewPhlladelpblj, Ohio. • '* ■ * I would be glad to have a further supply, as tin* medicinu la becoming very ]>opular, and 1 think wilt continue, as It has given relief in every Instunco when pronorie taken. tmJa.IS NtWMAX, M. D., May £3, Ifjl. ilk Vernon, lad.

Opr inquiring friend says he has read the “protest of the democratic members of the Senate” against the Bank bit!. In this he is again mistaken. There was no such protest made by democrats; there was a protest made by the members opposed to the bill, but Dr. Sage, with other republicans, signed that protest. Give honor to whom it is due. In answer to Inquirer's "sheer nonsense" about interest on money, we would inform him that that law was passed and upheld by old line legislatures; hence be cannot lay the blame to the present representatives. As to ihc matter of giving land owners a lien on the growing crops of tenants, to secure the rent, we know nothing: but if our representatives opposed such s bill, they did what was right. A bill of that character, instead of preventing litigation, would greatly increase that kind of law suits. Besides, we believe there arc more land owners than there ate dishonest tenants; and hence a law oft ha I character might be very oppressive to the honest but unfortunate ttffiint. Let us suppose a case; A poor but honest man rents 100 acrca of ground of an old liner, and agrees to pay him 86 jicr acre, when he raises a crop; ho plants his com and potatoes, and gives the land owner a lien on bis crop. In the mean time the poor tenant Joins the know nothings —hi* family gels sick, and " the drouth so injure* the crop that his whole product*, will ni t acre than pairthe treat: sad here cofee* Vr.

Jesse V. Short, tndciliibcr, RESPECTFTLLY infonns'lbe izens of Vevay and vicinity he constantly keeps on band ready-made Corms, of every size and variety—and is al ways,ready to attend calls at the*, shortest no tice. Persons can be accommodated with any quality, from plain poplar to the fincst cloth coveted, or with air-tight, zinc, or tin coffins, at a moment’s warning and the cheapest rales. He is also prepared and ready at all times to attend funerals with bis hearsd. Jan, 8—29-3m

THE WEEKLY REVEILLE 11 Mill!® OFFICE; Over Grisards' Hardmre Store , 2d Story , Corner of liltln and Ferry (streets. Tut above eilablbh merit b supplied with s fine Assortment sod variety of Ink Sijpe, And all kinds of material necessary (bribe prompt, nast and economics! oxccntioa of The following arc a few of the varieties of printing done tl thb office:— . CARDS, Plain or Fancy, of all slrei amt descriptions, wit) be famished and printed et short notice. snitasa For Hi? Goods Stores, Shoe Stores, Grocers, Tailors, Milliners, and others, plain, or with the richest style of borders. CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, Commercial Blanks, and in fact every dew rip lion of Blanks, printed In the most expeditious manner, at very tow rates. DRAFTS 6l DRUGGISTS LABELS, Will bo printed In Plain or Colored Inks, or Bronte, or Combined Colors, In the neatest style. Printing will bo do no with Gold, Silver, or Colors, On Satin, splendid glared colored papers, or Cards, unequalled for brilliancy. Our Jos Tvsc Is mostly new, and of tho latest styles, bom the extensive Type Foundry of L. Johnson i Co., which enables this Office to do neater work ih.n any other office in the region round about ]t7*Th« patronage of tlia public U ret* psoiftdly solicited. .

IKON AND STEfili. WUST received, and now for sale for cash, *r 50 Tons Assorted Iron,, 2,000 lbs. Norwegtan Nail rods, - Cast, 1$hear, and German Sleet, Blister and Spring Steel, Springs and Axles/ ;. r Wagon Boxen, ; ’ Sledges and Hammers, and 150 licgs Uuliuuiit 'Vails. All warranted to be good or no sale, by febll F. L. GRISARD & SON.

’ [For the Weekly Reveille. Editor Reveille:—Professing as you do, a desire to give both sides a hearing, I request that you give the following a place in your columns. If sent to the democratic paper it night not be seen by those to whom addressed.

TO UE33RB. SAGE, CilX AND HARBTHlK. Gentlemen;—It creates no surprise that you do . not respond to calls upon you to attend public meetings; but farmers and others who have other things to attend to, can still find time enough at home to write occasionally, and there arc several enquirers that your constituents would like to have answered. And first, as I have included Dr. Sage, I will say on the subject of Temperance, that I am and always was a friend to temperance—but in* diana is not Maine; .nor have they in Maine such com fields as we have in the west; and I believe it to be a fact, that the owners of the Aurora distillery have, or once had, agents on the lower rivers, to buy up and ship corn up the river to 1 them, whenever* the' price of corn got down below a certain rate, a fnctlLat tells on the farmer's price of grain; and fu,. tber, there is in the State of Maine no such glut of apples as is lound at times in the west, and when cider vinegar is, as now, 85,00 pet band, not to make cider is sheer folly; and when a rasa calls upon a friend to kd how

Tmintliv Vfd. IJ'RESH PURE TIMOTHY SEED, jnsl received and for sale by feb7 F. -L. GRISARD EON.

1) E.\ TI STIC V. DR-J. W. BAXTER will corimto practice in Vevay, the first Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; Ghent, the lintThursday; Florence, I he first Saturday, of each month. Warsaw, the Second Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each month. Nov. 10, ’5J. 21 rtf.

iVw Sugm*. aifli have on hard a large lot of new crop TT Sugar, which will be put up in barrels, half barrels, or in quantities to suit purchasers. marl F. L. GL1SARD h SON

JtJ* Pamphlets bad gratia at the store of J. LTof ■ara, Agent, JJruggW. Ac., Vcvay, Ind. F. E, Sul re, Madison; J. B. Craft 4r Co,, Hiring Sun; and of most of the leading Druggists la the adjoining counties. ■ • J. B. MARCHISI 4 CO., Proprietor*. covl6-Cm Central Depot, 3W Broadway, X. Y.

C, B. TII A It I*, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CAUItOIil.TO.V, KV. WILL attend to any professional business that may be confided to him, in Kentucky, or in the part of Indiana adjacent to Carrol lion. Office on Main street, adjoining Gardner's Hotel. scp7

Wauled. WHEAT AND CORN.-Wc vill pay ihe highest market price Tor wheat and com. [feUJ TEATS, SCHENCK & CO.

Plows—Plows, A SMALL fot of Steel mould board Plows, on band and for sale,cheap by marl' - F; L. GR1SARD fit SON.

Sittings of (he Courts Ik tuc Cocktt or Switzeklakd, Impiira. CIRCUIT COURT. 6tb Monday of April 11st Monday ol November COiUMON PLEAS COURT. 1st Monday of April. I 1st Monday of January, I it Monday of . Oct, 11st Monday of July. C05inilSS10NCRS copnr. 1 it Mond ay of Match I -1 id Mond ay of September lit Mooday of Juae | litMotHs/o/DwSsmbet

AW3—SAWS.—The subscriber is prepar* ed to file and. set saws, or do any thing else in his line at short notice. JESSE V. SHORT.

Rice! Rico! , A LARGE SUPPLY of.New Crop Bice Just received from New Otleini. feb?S TEATS, SCHENCK & CO.

Bides Wanted. THE. highest market price paid for Rides at «U times tt the Grocery store of spM r- ’ • -F. S. LINDLBY.

CHAIN POMPS—We keep constantly on band Chain Pumps. For sale to* by fcblt F; t. ORISARD $ SON.

JUST RECEIVED.—60 bbls.Kacawha Skit, and for sale cheap, by v ’ TEATS, SCHBNCK $ CO/

SALT.— M bantla 'Kinawha Salt jus*, re* oelvedbr ' WM. SHAW & SON-