Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 46, Vevay, Switzerland County, 9 May 1855 — Page 3

®|s PnMg lefeilh. VEVAY: WtdacidsjT) i i t t t i t May 9, 18S3<

Coubiou. —Sometime Wednesday eve- j ning the Telegraph Ko. 8, on her way to Louisville, and the Swallow, bound for Cincinnati, came into collision at the foot of Big Bone bar. Tho usual signals were exchanged, as we learn, the Swallow first tapping her bell onco to go to the starboard, which was answered by a single blast of the whistle of the Telegraph, sig“ niTying that to the starboard or right she would go too. But the next moment tire Stcallm gave two raps of her bell, which signified that she was going to the left. It was too lato then for the Ab. 3 to change her course, and the pilot stopped her, had the levers reversed, and commenced back* ing strenuously. This saved the Steafha from being cngulpbed and leaving her a wreck to bleach on Big Bone.. A-s it was however, she received but alight damage in the rude encounter; her jack-staff, bills railing and guards being knocked down, compelling her. to tic up to repair. The i -Vo. 8 was comparatively unhurt. Both j boats came together ‘head on.”

Confectionery. THE subscribers hare opened a llakcrv and Confectionery, nen door to t)r. McCutchea’s office, where I bey. keep oa SwksOsS-. hand Cakes, Crackers, Candies, -Nuts, Dates, Figs, &c. During the Warn weather ICE CREAM & SOB A WATER wilt be kept on hand. Lemonade made at short notice.-Give us a call. CHARLES WOOLV. vafi . ■ DAVID GAUDING.

IhcUnivcrsily Family Home Rios SSSL'F.D under the Seal, Sanction «nJ ’.utuoiity of Thl I'MiT-tiiTV or Fsi k Mi rt[Ci»e asi> I’oirtiK .Kxov/i.tucr; CburltL r, d I*, the Stale of Pennsylvania, April* Sir, ISi.i. with a Capital cf One Hundred Them •and .Dollars, mainly for-the purpose of crrei'u:,; the evils of Spurious Xi-strums. Also, i-: supplying the Community with reliable ren.e* dies wherever a crmpetint I’hysimin-rniM 1 nr wilt not be employed, have purchased fn.iu Dr. JOHN II. R0\\ AND, h\s celebrated RO WAND’S TONIC'.MIXTCRE, Known for upwatds of tweiity-fve >■_.*»:, ihe only sure cure fur

THE VERY LATEST NEWS. x The Liquor Law in Boston. v Bostox, May 5,

(For tfco Weekly EerelHo. TO MRS. MARY POTHERGH.il. Oh! mother, weep not for your boy, He now no sorrow knows; Ko piercing pains or smothering sighs Can break lib sweet repose. . Then wipe away those gloomy lean And grieve for him no more; Oh would you call him back again To have his sufferings o'erT ’Twas God that sent the fatal blow That wrung from you that bitter tear, That laid your dearest idol low And left your bosom lone and drear. Gut trust in Him, and He can soothe v The grief to you He hath given; And if you still push patiently on. You’ll meet your George m Heaven. Minerva A. 'Jackson. Ksupt Bottom, .Vty -I, I too.

Mayor Smithhas issued a proclamation this afternoon announcing his full and decided determination to enforce the Pro* hibitory Liquor Law to the very ■ letter, fully and fearlessly; He urges those who arc engaged in the traffic to abandon it at once, and save him tho painful necessity of compelling them to do so, as it is his full determination tha t, after tho 20 th inst., no violation of a single section of the law will be permittrd.

Temperance (fleeting. The Temperance meeting at the Methodist Church on Tuesday night of last week, was pretty numerously attended. Enos LittlenzLQ, Esq., was chosen President of the meeting, and F. J. Waldo Secretary. . The President stated the object of the meeting, when John Dumont, Esq., was called upon to make a speech. Mr. Dcaosr came forward and addressed the meeting for nearly two hours. He reviewed the portions of the prohibitory law to which objections have been made, in an able and masterly manner, clearly proving to every unprejudiced mind that the law meets the approbation of alt the true friends of Temperance.

BOOT & SHOE STOHE. Main Street, V«T»y. THE sUoscriher having purchased tho store fonierly carried on by John G. Cotton, takes' this method of informing his friends, and the public generally, that he has received « large addition to the former stock, and las now the largest and best assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES cvet before broughttothisplace. My : stock .consists; in part, of Mens; Boys, Womens, Misses, Youths and ChiWrsn’s wear —together wUb Rubbers,, of difivrcui Sizes, Airmen, Women and children- • : IfATS AXJ) CAPS: : My stock of hats and caps cannot be sui(tassed in this place. Pine Silk and Fur Hats, •nlnlcaf add Straw-'Hats for Summer, and Plush,'Fur and Cloth Caps, all of which will le sold low for caih. . . . -ALSO-r Trunks. Carpel Rags, Hose and Half Hose, Gloves, Brushes, Combs, Umbrellas, Hair Oil, Perfumery, &c., /ye., with « tLsgc and general assort lunt cf Fancy Article.-;; n(it ncccrsary to ypLCil;.. The subscriber intends to s-,11 v t :y cheap, and respectfully iuviiti ewry one in call and examine his stock hef .rc pnrrlastnc elsewhere. ivj] J SAMUKL DUUNKLL.,

Later from Bar ana. ■ New Ouleass, May 4/ ■ The Steamer Guhanba, with advices from Havana to tho 1st inst., has arrived at this port. The hews hy her is unimportant. Tho San Jacinto was still at Havana, but was to leave on tho 2d on a cruise. ' Oapt. McCullough, of New Orleans, has been released. Political matters at Havana were quiet. ‘

FKVIilt AM> .tctT, AC, Acil his Inestimable-Reniotly tor Koucl Complaints. Ravvaud 1 * *,omjK>uud Syrup of StaiL. berry Root, Which highly approved and popular remedies-, together with ■ The 1'r.iversity’s Remedy fur Complair.ls tr the Lvmes, ‘ a The l.mvi-nity's Remedy for Dyspcuria or Indigestion, , The I'nivetMiy’s Remedy for Costive Rowels. Also, the Dnivemiiy’s Almanac and Pincushion, may It 1 had, it the Stanch Dispensary, or Store of GEO. McCCU.OCK, • may2 Jacksonville, I ml.

In conclusion, Mr. Dumont read the resolutions adopted at the Quercus Grave, meeting, making some appropriate remarks thereon; during which he administered to Mr; Case and a few othor "constitutional lawyers” of Posey Township, a just rebuke for their disreputable proceedings in pronouncing the law unconstitutional, contrary to the decision of the Chief Judge of the. Supreme Court of the United Slates.

[F'tr the tVce.ly nereUIe. 31c€iiu£ ol the Sa? Aldus, Ao, :i. A FIZZLE. The Tillers tilled Dry nml the Cat nil Out. Vt*», the Cemapifoei lu our nalivo UiiJ «t.a!l see That man bilfl yet n sold amt Jurv: he free. Vet a llt'I'j while alung iby wiJJt r.li jr plshm The ,ur uf deMtaUon re'pns; Ve degraded men, the expected day , Tlial plvei you the tiller cup I, not fir a«eay.

03* The ex is lance of tho Sag Nichts organisation in Louisville, is acknowledged by the editor of the Democrat of that city. The number of the members of the organization there is stated by the editor of the Times at 2,000. The Journal says “the Times openly proclaims that these secret societies arc the whole Democratic party, its entire body and soul.”' And now that the fact stands revealed that the whole nuti-American party of Louisville me Sag Nicjils, Say Nothings, members of organizations that meet in private places, and brew their political beer in secret cauldrons, amid the dark and mysterious orgies of masked revels, we think, that the public can well afford to be f infinitely amused at the Say Nothing denunciations of the secrecy of the Know Nothings.— Madison Courier.

NoivWo liavc It. TTERV IMPORTANT; INFORMATIOX.*— JL. Dr. Joiixs, one of the nf-wt ccicbrjt.d mjjtr rj In New V«r». i> fiuwaj fulluui: . J>r. OirttsH-lK.-ar Sir':—ftavlic wlUicts-J iti* cV. .-Jla lit t-IWUif luUr-'lljresitt'er It.LaUaC Ityccan Va[rDVcti.l CU- nr yjmyi tn a vr.*? i*f a viimrl' Urnti-* rhUit.ati'll-cliie much In f»vor rtf f'WintcHrriillicit i» [tCWConvof lhvlhro.il. I mf-tti!;! luK> lt d fit ?*, t jrau ilo;n f.'Pf ■■litvif’s!!;: r'fi>mn"n*l jmtr “XirMv.l i .Vj j'arsiiii ajt lie; Vert wevvi-t- :.t t,tA rSwait I- of ti.p iitydiii.e th-.'-ltad- 1 l;v, Xo.iloubiIS(ii.it.ili <•( j-»r»-<tf may 1+ r. j-t ■ ltd, elJ cjat.v eur.-J. liy >i;cr rvmv*ii-j : ’ V->:i ,n-litHrii i t sw tM« la ary «uy yea sr.v ’ (hiiitj.r .|i.r. Jtefl et’.ful!), jottN.fori *. ; ; v. joitbs, m. *!... , , ] NivCi/l 11-i ft on (In*:, fu.i J’r.tf. ?. ivrirr *rltp«w»<f<iUoirii>— ' \ iK'iitIst.K-»S-.i hsvv rrrL-t.Uj- he 1 » •_t y. nr t!li* try Syrup and )lyj;t«i, Vipir in s.vavt i.f ihrnjitc »<i[v ttiVoai, tbit had rrlW-it c> yt-;M to t>iter lorinsnf Irvtimvtii, ac t die mall b:j S„l -/.-'I m-. .ihat.whstrvi-r my he ynur pivjarslion. W I* nJ lmpr?silinn, If I tn eicv’llvUl, remtUy, t «ub, fur tin,* Min of ll,o sOti-il, that U might l« iMtajilt vrfitlln: thu r<*#v1t rif >11. - He*. Hr. t heater v. rile*:—

Saturday night has come'again, and the Court House bell peals forth its mournful notes upon tb? calm evening air. At eight o’clock I went to the Court House nml found quite o small crowd there, being only about fifteen old linen, ana about twenty outsiders pre.'-tnl. There was nothing of importance transacted, which dearly proves that the ‘/(/» ciu/a” are furl dwindling- away. 1 now bid them farewell once and forever, for 1 can employ my time letter than reporting their proceedings, os line Uishop of the Clique ami his disciples ate selfish beings who would use their influence to carry out their own base designs. So I will leave them alone in their glory lo work out their own salvation. "Alas Othello's occupation is gone!” So fare-you-wdl my Dimicratic friends, farewell; but before 1 leave you let me warn you to take heed for the day is not far distant when

After Mr. Dumont bad closed bis remarks, Mr. Care,made a few remarks in.reply; but when he stated that- he ! was a temperance man several gentlemen had lo laugh right'out—-but not loud enough to disturb the speaker. After Mr. Case concluded his remarks, the nesting adjourned. 1

Sudden Kite. . . PirrsBUBoii, May 5. There was great destruction of property on the Alleghany this morning, in consequence of the sudden rise, A number of rafts'which, were tied together floated from their moorings. At Huns Island the river was literally covered whh boards. ■

3 T 'Vay i> getting full of people once mure. Nearly alt the houses which have been. Mantling empty for the last two years, ate trow occupied; wc do not know of a good 'house fur rent in town. AW would not he surprised if Vevay should take a fresh start ere lung, and even surpass seme of the larger places on (he river, to improvement, populat.on, and business importance. Jf the men of capital in and around this place would invest their money in some manufacturing business, instead of depositing it in Cincinnati banks, it would be of great advantage to the place, and pay a higher interest on the money invested than is obtained from. Cincinhali bankets, la say nothing of the undcrUintv of bank depositing. ,

; . Phiudelwiia, May 1.—Wra. Maughau aged 70 years, one of the oldest pressman in this city, was instantly killed this morning, at the printing, establishment, of Messors; Stavely As MeCalla, No.12 Pearl street; Ilia body wag caught in tho machinery of one of the steam presses ami awfully mangled, causing instant death. He had been employed in the establishment, for more than twenty years, and was widely and favorably known among the craft, as a sober, honest and 1 industrious man.

- .. Xtir-VosK. N*>t. !.i. KS|. Itaar (or;—! llilnt hirti!?, **f Ur. forti.'* lU-i iiu, ; <, 5 In liiVimt<>f lja itinu'.aii'! lii’r.s'. II-' ■ Inc had • Ji’n- (i],|<itttunly to ton its oKrac j. I mn cot.-vini-ml Itrsl it it a nOrt ctc'dlot.l’isuolitino, U 1T1 in. Strop et>! ilir inhaling —1 l-irr-Jitt'.?> i i is,-i!;.-1. ' ’lh>* Ihm.-rn Ur»r n: Wvay, r,v j. I- (fliKli.u il. iJViMl-Otcci.i hsaJiol llycvM.a i,<. tM« I'jj. t. - ri.V.’-*lif.

Tun Defeat at Indianapolis,— The Indianapolis Journal attributes tho defeat of the American parly in that-place, on Tmisday last, to the heavy foreign vote in the First, Sixth and seventh' AYards, where a large number of Irish voted who never lived, nor expect to live in the city. The Sixth ward was taken hy. the Dnlch bodily, and a native citizen was hardly allowed to vote, at all, A Urge wumber of Irish and (Iormans were just naturalized and turned loose in these devoted Wards, and the resultis setn. TlmAmcrscans, however, secured a majority of the Conned, which gives, them control‘of all the important measures of city policy and government, it is said hy those wrjo were irt a position to judge ocurafcly that at least three hundred illegal voles were polled.

Truth will restore the light by Na'.urc given, “And, like Prometheus, tiring (he Are of Heaven"' Prone to the dust, oppression thsll bo hurloJ, And her name, her nature, withered rromlho world. DenwgogntM, In vain you Ircce the wjrard ring, In vain ye limit Mind's unwearied spring; Perhaps your little hands presume to span The march vf Genius aud the power* of Man; . Perhaps yc welch at pride** unhallowed shrine, Her victims newly stain, and thus divine— - ‘•Hero shall ihy triumph, Genius, cease, and here Truth, Science, Virtue, close vourthorl career.” Hut In vain you trace.the w IiarJ ring. For troth shr.il restore thu light by Nature given. And prone to the earth, oppression ihsll bo hurled. .So fare Well my riiximvne Faievw, farewell; While with respect 1 remain truly yours, K. S. PEl’PKK, JC.

STAKTMXG; msT Till'll. U'lial livery lVom?u» Should ICnoiv. BtUVURVU cw vau ii « z WS.' V. 1 a wife or a malhe;! Have you 1’iL* sin cerowiICirvofihoso jonloti-it linin'! |*rov« .iisriin«vrity,an I 1 dm no Ij me In harlJnc r hit Inu-rfarnr v*ia Ihf'ir health »:i<l happlnoirrot low than ytuy m t. it nil! avoid I* jaa tin) jolt;, tt* St hi.* many a day of pain sn-l r.lvvHy followed H >•< nlchts lit" tnitul for lu ordinary ■toil hn>l txhaiutinp lloteJ incatis for rceJifal danrr, medicines ar.<i advertised roKraus »!*IUi 'IV enrtvn would provide fur yest*, pi? iiiim.llics t f ape SO'1 lhi( pn>|<cr education of your rhihh":.'. How often St banpens, that the wlf,' linjrnri fram la year in that nitutdo condition af not even' for <ic? d»y to f“sd the happy and evUlKirtii.C IliBnrtie- ini--dent to the enjoyment of her It h.trioiis from Scie-;:' anciof the rimiJeat ctd iluii.fstnde* «f health a; connerlel the nurritc.' rial?, In? violation -d wlilili t’r.mSIt dbnsue, sur.rxi a:. 1 nh'ry. . ♦•And liioil (bis njnliauj:! Mot tldi h;! if ib-. no remedy f A'orelinr! A'o hap;-!" ,, .. '■ Tint? remedy.b by UioM'ic^I!,-* cud Moldir • them, tod t no win;;' (he r.'rn.-Jhs Shcio, The.o are point?*! oat Ic ■ ' " THK MARRlKIt WON.iX-'S riilVATK .MEDICAL COMPANION. BV UR.-A. HI. JIALHICKAI, tKotcwox or or ut’aiLs.. One ilumlrfHi Juiiiion [5C5,W;0} lf*:r.*c; r V 1 * ]‘0 i [os MMi rsi Li, tna i p;\ni\a, S!,W.J ; X 'rtandard work of ciioM'iVtl ri-polition, f-rn.I rlarre,) in Hit- ntatofruM at ih? c f r j * tn<l> ii> 'Scw.Votlt,' an'l oIhiToiliosetxl *■> (ho prin?l|tlt l*ioV«llops In tho Vi)Jlo,t>'t£t?i It ctr dm puMbhcd In IclT, time . FIVE IIUXDUED THOUSAND C01MB httiS lw« ii jpild,' of whkU them * or.* tijm-ards of . Oiic ilnudrftl Thoiusml Sruf hj; .VotT, aPAdSri; ihf l>U?h Atinulion Sn Tiblcli It b tcld a? i relkaUe popular .MHicji, •

PxTYRimN, N. J.,May S. 1VM.—The new, .bridge oyer Passa Hirer above the falls, fell this the time of the test. 20 tons were applied, and'about BO persons were on it at the time, the most of whomWere precipitated into the water, and two severely injured. It is feared that some arc atill among the ruins. ;• j • '

Hosublk Mcam:*.— Cephns Fercubaugb/a German, was r murdered near Lafayette, I ml;, on Thursday night last, under the following utctiinstances: Five or sis men carac to his father’s bouse about 12 o’clock at night, for the purple of robbing the.old man of money he had; the young man went to the door, and on resisting their entrance was shot dead; the old man slid another son were aroused by the melee, n;td were wounded, but drove the jobbers off with a large iron poker. Tliescoun-tlrels'va-rc arrested and' lodged in Jail. The •-tutemetit against the-■ prisoners was very great, and it was feared they would he forcibly t .ken {reta Jail and strung Up.' ' " _

CJTATF: OF l.VUM.wi, Swiiz«Iand Cun* r3 ty, to-v.il: hi the Switr.ttlar.-i - Cc’ait of Common Pitas. . Hli Kayl. 1 - vs* . I ; • ’ William Lanins, Prince | A. Athcarn, Latina K.1 Complaint to foreLninpien, William T» [ close a marts#;;*. * Larobden", Harriet P. | vLambden and'Henrj | Lampden. j ■ ll appearing from affidavit filed, (bat the said William - Lanins and Prince A. Alhearn are necessary parlies to said action, and arc nun residents of the State of Indiana—they are, therefore,.hereby notified of the jiendency of said action, and that the same will stand for trial at (he - next term .of said Switzerland Coral or Common Pleas, to be hoMcti o', the Court House, in the town of Vevay, county and Stale aforesaid, on the first Monday in July, 18o5. Unless said defendants, l.anius and Alhearn,' appear and answer said complaint, the. same w ill he taken as confessed, and decree rendered accordingly. Attest, ■ IK A &MAUX, Clerk. Scott Carte*; attorney tor plaintiff.--- ' April 25, ISM—M-3t' . . -

S. Ol T. A called meeting of Jacksonville Division, Sons of Temperance, was held at their Hall on the 13tli April, to lake into consideration the death of Brother John 11. Brows, which bad taken place the evening previous. The usual committee haying been appointed, rtpurled ihc following preamble and resolutions

, .The workmen, arc engaged in clearing the wreck. ; ' ». This is the. second ; suspension bridge that.was put ovrt- at this point within a year. ■' !■'. ■ . .

Indiana Fuse Hanks. —We learn from the Auditor of Slate, gays the Indianapolis Sentinel, that such is tho condition of those suspended free banks whose securities arc other than Indiana stocks; that after the first of July, or in about sixty days, he will bo enabled to redeem the outstanding circulation of such banks at par, and that many of the banks having Indiana Mocks as securities will bo able to pay at least the full amount of the value of the bonds. Tins being the slate of. a flair?, is it not advisable for hill holders to lipid on to their notes, rather than dispose of them to brokers at 10 or 15 per cent, less than they may realise in so short a time.' . ;

Boston, May 3, M.—The llaiifa'sr papers state that a frightful drouth-exists along the coast betwem MuriniacM' and j Shippago. ‘ \ . % ■ ; ; - Thc French are suffering direful privations. ■ No seed whatevcr ; lias been sown, this Spring.:' The Nova Scoria parliament dissolvcrl to-day by a proclamation of the Governor. A new election has been called for tho 22dof May.' : . , • ' - > ■

3 r AVi’.hin the last few weeks quite u nunir let of young men have left this region for the new states. Charles.0, Dodn, AViUiam M. Fallon and dosiab JI.Doan, Jr , have gone to Illinois; Edward Thtebaud, Jlilius Thiebain),■.rod Lewis Dnfour, have gone to California; TharleS Russell, David Smith, and, Frank Cotton, hare gone to Kansas, there are.no doubt many others who have pelted up stakes and left to try their fortunes irt new homes, but these are all the young men we think of now. We wish them alt success. V . :

Of all the duties devolving on our Order, none arc so painful or so sad in their performance, rs to bury their dead—to consign to the narrow house appointed for all Ihc living those with whom Ibcy often took sweet counsel together; but how much more sorrowful when Death claims one of our most active members, who early consecrated his promising talcbts and energies to lie cause of mankind; he was ever ready to make any sacrifices or effort? in its behalf; none knew him but lb love him. We bad hoped he would have- Jong lived to have been a burning and a shining right in the Temperance ranks; but we desire to bow in submission to Him who doelli all tbings'well. # Rrtohed, Thai in the dcnlh of Dm, Jon;; II. _Bnow.v this division has sustained an irreparable loss. We will,cherish his virtues and embalm his memory in our hearts; and in token of our siTecIion, will in a body'attend his funeral (this day) conveying his remains to the tomb with the honors of the order, snd wear the usual badge of morning for thirty days, Rtfohtd, That our cordial sympathies be and sic hereby tendered to the numerous relatives and friends of our deceased Brother, and would not forget to weep with those who weep. Rrtfihtft, That this preamble and resolutions be published in the Weeklt Reveille, and that a copy be presented to the family of our deceased Brother. ERl G, CAR1KGT0N, W. P. A. Beau U. S-

Kcubcit P, Crutcher,' MERCHANT TAILOR, MAIN STUETT, YEVAY. HAS.taken the Shop formerly occupied by Mr. Doxuoi, and intends to cnUj and make all kinds of gentlemen's in the neatest and most fashionable style. JQ; The latest New York and Peris Fashions regularly received. amlaU.woik warranted satisfactory. A shore of public patronage is respectful tty solicited.’ . - ■/ /.marts .

BOOK FOR EVEBY. FEH ALE. the author bavins devoted bis e.vcln'iy-.' ntirnil.m ; • the treatment yf complaint* peculiar t v f.tmabsin r.* sport to whlrh bo Is-yearly consaUrd by. bo thin person and by letter. , Hew every woman can disco vs:;. It corapsriur her own »vm floras with those desviitr.-d, UVi rliseteicr,’causes of, and the pnper remedies Ft, bvr tomjdsltilf. v . V - . ; ' .The wife about becoming a mother l.i* oticn of Irulntctlon and advice «f the ntmo-t importance 1j her rotate health, lo respect to which fans-’i.*titwL-..M forbids consulting a mrJlca! sri.1ttir.Kn, will find c-.-U instraciffin and advice, tnd also etjdtln fnsny symptoms whic h otherwise would crraab>n anah-ty <•; atari'i, as all the peculiarities lucidctit to It.-r lit-athn arr do* acriU'd. .,-v ; ' ’• :• :

Hartford, Conn;; May 3/P. M.—The Legislature this morning elected Mi T. Minor.K. N., Governor by thqfollowhig vote: Minori77i*lngraliiiiii 70/ : All <if the State officers elected arc. Know Nothings/. * • • ■ ,/ ‘ . The Go remor dcUy eml his message ibis afternoon, . \ • . • ■

/ JKT AVc Icarnthat Uio family of Chas. Sabberton are in very destitute circmustanccs, and we Have breri - requested to ask tbo aid of tbo citizens- generally in their behalf. Liquor is the'cause of Ibcir distress. AVby will tbo doggery keepers persist in selling him tbo liquor. Wo will help employ a lawyer to prosecute these liquor sellers.

tr The election in Newport, Ky., resulted in the election of a majority of I he'American candidates. The contest between the “Know Nothings” and the “Wild Cats” was very animated. The number of foreigners who attempted to vote, and who, when sworn, could nut produce the necessary papers, were only LtuiiTT six! This will, jn a measure, account for the “Wild Cat” majority given in Newport some two months ago, about which there was so much crowing in this region..

FURNITURE'STORE, AND CABINET^SEO?. fjlllE undersigned takes treasure in laforming the citizens of Vcvay, andfly - the surrounding country, that he has jnstfa&a opened Shop on Main El reel, ih.Jiidre Clarkson's ‘new brick, where he intends keep y ing on. hand all kinds.of made ia o woikraanlike ma’nner. Alfoi Sale Work, which wilt be sold asebeap as any where inthe : O’ Repairing dotie on reasonable terms.- ■ . marts /-:; E. LITTLEFIELD/ ,

- Boston*, May 2.—-A fire broke out In the shipyard of Jas. Smith, N. B. ( list Saturday, and destroyed a new ship on the stocks and n large quantity of lunbcr. Loss about $75,000. ' V,-/■ •

' IIow many ape saffrina from oMtuiiic-uv *>i Irrcg; < larltlca peculiar m the female avsiern. which ur !- - tnloetbcihealth, the effects of Hhlcb they RWlirnraM. and for which their delicacy forbids «< LI up advice? -Many w-ilftr from r*oMP*r*nr*t .’killer 1 1 lbs womb), or from Vlco* u.irs (wcakrivi*, deblbt;, Ac.) Many ere'In.cncfiat cjtutiy tiT ih»r; preceding confinement./ Many bare dXicnl: If m’. daDserous'deUeverics, and slow and uncertain r.vn - cries.' Some whoso lives aw baranlcd.during soi ‘i lime, wUleath fod In Its pages l£t» means of prevention; amelioration and relief. - U Is of course IropiacUcablo to cnnvry.frdly the w rloas subject! treated of. as Iheyaw cfa asters-strictly Intended lor the mined or tbojj marriage. In consequence of the tudveml j-op«UrUy v»f u work, as evidenced by.la eilraorrlintrj «Ir, vari’"; v Importion* have been attempted. as well on b.«n';iillors as on the. public, by Imitations ol title pay *, spurious editions, and surreptitious Infringement* <■'. copyright, and other devices and deceptions,-It hsi been found nccesary, therefore, to C AUTION THE PUBLIC to bny.nobontc.unlesa lb* wonts “Dr.-A. XI. Mavtt: rtir, l» liberty street, X. V." to bn (:ri the entry :a tho Cleric's Office on tho back of)-the title pc.; i’ i buy ncit of resaeftable and honenVt; dealers. ,i-: send by matt, find address to Dr. A- M. Slauriecati.- ■ TTP Upon receipt of One Dollar, '•THE MA RR1KI) XV OMEN IS PHI V ATKil EDI t’A 1. CO.M PA .N1 ON” t» sent (mailed free) to any part of the ladled £tat«,t*io Canadas sad 'Britith Province*.'. Atf tetter* raucvl-• post-paid, and addressed to Itr.-A," J!. MAHHICEAl.. tot 1224, Xc|r-Yoik CHv, Publishing Offer. No. li-'J liberty Street, New-York. ■- icKa-Cm ’

Clnelnnntl Produce Market;. Moxdav; May 7. Flour a.\d Grain 1 .-— Flower was again lower to day, although an increased business was done the Market continued heavy. The sales included 73 and 80 bits at 89 40; 200 do ht $9 35; 100 and 200 do at 9 35; 100 do and 200 do-ot S3 30; and 1,000 do on private terms.— There was on active demand formats, with sales of 1,500 bushels at 65c. In com 700 bushels sold at SOc. The range may be quoted at 75 a SOc. Received during the last twentyfour hours 1,151 brls, Flour. Provisions— There was a good demand for Bacon and Bulk Steals to day, but no rdvance was established in prices. The sales comprise 37 and 100 bhds Bacon Sides at 8c packed; 50 do at same, 50 do Shoulders at 7c, packed, and 110,000 lbs bulk Sides in two lots 7c, loose.— There was no movoments in Pork or lard.

Montgomery, Ala.; May 2.—Winter’s iron works were burned. last night.; Tho loss is estimated at $100,000, upon which there is an insurance of $00,000. -

R.vi.v.— Within the pasfweek we have been blessed wiih plentiful showers of tefreshirg rain, much to the joy of the farmers and the rest of mankind. Wheat, oats, grass, and in fact everything is growing very rapidly, and the prospect for good crops is very fine. The fruit trees oho giro promise of an abundant yield, Wc hope it may turn out so.

. New Orleans . hfay I,—Tho steamer Afton was burned on-Ynzoo nver/with 2,000 bales of cotton. - • - S; V‘"

DYE STUFFS ANB SUNDRIES. JDST RECElVEp, a hew lot,' which; will be sold low; viz;.— / ; ’ ‘ - EXTRACT LOGWOOD, [ COTTON YARNS, : • i! . ; OANDLEW1CK, : v ; . . COPPERAS,. ,. / BATTING, ; • .MADDER/ : ■ . V INDIGO, - / ■ .. -.’ '•-■/:■./ ,- ' ALUM, I.:;-:-.-../TWINE, Cotton and Hemp Rone, &c., &c.', v. / inart.. WILLIAM SHAW it SON.

0*The friends of Temperance of Ohio and Switzerland counties, are talking about having a grand demonstration at some central point in this county between now and the 12th of June nest- A most excellent idea we think, and we wuuld suggest Quefcus Grove as the ph:**, and the 4th of July as the time. What say the tiicnds of the cause on the subject f

aCST’TIic St. Lont s IxieUtgcncer pi May, 8d‘. states . that during tho past few days several cases of cboleralmd occurred -in that city, attended iu some'cases SvilU fatal wesuiU. ■// : '//-‘V ////,■' -I Tire cholera * has mhdoitj appearance among the recruits at Jefferson barracks. Out of seventy cases, only,fourteen terminated fatally.

Jamestown, Kv.—The following is the Jesuit in Jamestown. It will be seen that the American ticket received a decisive majority;

Cheese— Sales of 50 hoses new at 91c: and 100 do English Dairy at 131o. The demand is quite limited. • Better— The supply is very light and 10 firkins new grass sold to-day at 30c. Increased supplies of this description may be expected within the . coming week, and a material decline in prices. Potatoes— The supply is" ample, and the market very dull, at Si a 125 in the retail way. Groceries— Sngar and Molasses are held firmly, but the sales ore small. We quote Sugar in the regular way at 5| a Tc. and new Mo lasses 34 a 35. . Coffee is dull, and sells slowly at Hi a -llic. Rice—The market is firm, with smalt sales at 7ic. Fruit— There is nothing of consequence doing in dried Apples and Peaches. Lemons sett at $3 75 a 4; Oranges are scarce at SG.

DRY GOODS Ml 18fi5. CONSISTING, in parl/oC -followiiig articles, id-wit ;... • 1 ‘ ' 1 /’/'• CI6lbcs> r ’*; ■ - Jeans ArTweeds;.• J .Sallineli, . Also, Merinoes, • - ; v . Lusters, / /■ - Ginghams, H Sheeting Cheeks, Prints, Brown and- Bleached Mpslins, and Ticks, and new - and Complete assortment of the above just received and for sale tow by mart WILLIAM SHAW & SON.

tLT We take considerable pains and trouble '.n gathering up local items for our paper—such as damages, deaths, &c., and it is both unjust ouil ungentlemanly for others to cop/ them without giving us the proper credit; end no gentleman would be guilty of such a mean trick, we think.

Broagld Home io lhi Boof of the Million. AVqmiewcl IhsrovtitT few rictnlir teen md> -by lir.;CnTtiJ ; of Ihh city,'In thr.trratment nf * .Consumption, Atthpia, am) til diieavis pf isBurg. wc reikr in **Dr. Curtis'* Hygeana, tr Irhsln- - Hygean Vapor anil Cherrv .Strop.” V. j;U this nr-; method Ur.C. bas.restnrrQ many atllif let ones to perfect health; as an evident* of which he hu iimumemblc ccitlSeales. Speaking of the treatment, a llan re marts; Ills evident th alt nhal lug—constantly breathing ah agreeable, healing Tipf, the medir-lmd properties most come In direct contact with the >■ l:<d • of the ami cavitv of Ihe lungs, and the* e*cai*; 11*.' many and varied changes produced up™ ilicm »s.:i int rod need into the stomach, bm) subjected to >!*•' prices* of digestion. ThV Hygeana Is for iel-‘ at all lii j dniggUla* thought tho country. . Now York liotchmaior Jan H. The Inhaler Is worn 1 on the broast endir Ihe itnvi without tho least Intonvealrnce—tho best of tho lent* being sufficient to cvapors> tho fluid. Hundreds of CAUEs of CURES like the hllowit - might be named. One Pactsgenf Hygeana has curd mo of (he ASTHMA of tlx years eland U.g. ■ Jas. F. Keesbtrrv,P. M.of Duncsnnoa, Pa. • I am cored of tho aSHUA of W scars standing by Dr. CartU’ IlygcsM. Margaret Easton, Brooklyn, A. Y, tjm Paul of No. S Mraitnond st., S. V. was euruJ of a sever* case* of Bromthetus by the Hygeana. HyslslerhasbeencurisA of a DISTRESSING COUCH of several years standing, and decided to be larcrnMo by her Physicians. She waa CURED lo ONE MOM H by tho llvgeana. 1. H. Cauberi, P, M.. UU-bTrood. 7-‘-. Price throe dollars a Package. Sold by C”K HS A- . PERKINS * nOYDtk -PAUL, No. 119 Chambers st., S. Y.' t packages sent tree by express to any [•art of the United Stales for Ten Dollar!. ‘ . . N. B.— Dr. CuriU* I!'goana Is the original and GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base tmlutkm.* or vile and INJURIOUS coonterfuiu. Shan them u you would POISON; ‘ ■’ • J. L. TI1IKBAUD, Agent, Vevsy.

FOR COMMOSWfeAtTH Atnm.VEr. Fraplriin Kennedy, K. N., - 101 J. SiBoyd.’lV; C„ - 67 - ' ; FOR JUSTICE OF THE FFACE. W, B.' Kavanaugb, K. N., - 102 W. Taliafetoi K. K., - - l&l —— wiihight; w. c„ - - 59 FOR CONSTABLES. Jesse Wood, K. N.,‘ - - 90 Farmer, W. C„ - * 69 U w ill be remembered that this place gave (he old liners about fifty majority, and that all the old line papers heralded it faith as a "tremendous victory,” "the people moving,” "rollon the ball,” "the midnight assassins, liars, thieves, and murderers defeated,” 4c, at the election a couple of months ago. The towns opposite Cincinnati, do not appear to relish the slanders raised by the Cincinnati Commercial nnH Enquirer, about the Cincinnati riots.

KfcW ADVERTISEMENTS. TEAS.— I have just received a large supply of FRESH TEAS from Philadelphia, which will be sold at fiom 5(1 cts. 1o$l pet pound. (mayD) F. S. LINDLEY.

BLACKSMITHING. THE public arc hereby informed that the subscriber still continues the above business at bis former shop, on Ferry 'street, where allgSEsszxS kinds of Work in his line will be attended to nl short notice, and at as low prices as thuj limes will admit of; • May 9, 1835. JOSEPH JAGERS.

iCT-Advertising is the only sure lever of success and prosperity. The man who liberally advertises bis business is sure to out-sell bis less-wjs& neighbor. It is always the case, other things being equal.

FAMILY GROCERIES. ON hind, a large “and general supply of Fresh Family Groceries, among which may be found the following articles,: Coffee and Sugar, Molasses and Rice, Teas and Salaralps, . Soda and Slarch, Candles and Soap, - Allspice and Pepper. Just received and for sale low by mat? W11.L1AM SllAW $ J30N.

ID* The result m Covington was also cheering to the American party. The whole ticket was triumphant. In the second district, Benj. Egelston, democrat, was elected having no opponent.

Mens & bovs wear. < 20 pieces Coltonadcs.; 5 " Blue Denims. 6 « « ! Drills. 8 ** Brown Linen Pantaloohery. 3 “ Brown Linen Coaling. For sa1o,low by W, SHAW $ SON.

Sdbbmb School Books. Any Sabbath School in Swilicfland or Ohio counties wishing for books as published by the American's. S. Union, can be supplied by J. D, Bostic, Misaiornry for Am. S. S. Union, by addressing him through the Vcvay Post Office, stating where they will have them sent or brought. 11

CT At the election in Louisville on Satnrriayfast, the American ticket was elected.— There was considerable fighting on the occa sion, members of both parties participating.

1*ou1*t1H« ProCtace Market* Monday, May 7. The market continues dull for most articles of consumption at previous rales. . Hods—Wt quote a sale of 120 head atdicts. Flour and Grain— The market is dull, with sales of I20bblsat §9,75al0,- Sales of mixed com at 85a90c, and choice white at 95c. Oats 65fi (rout store. Corn Meat 90c. ’ H»r—Baled Tirnothey scarce, with a sale of 200 bales at the wharf at (21. Groceries— Market quiet, with sales of Rio Coffee at llalljc. Sales of 400 bhds prime Sugar at 51a6|c. PoVuidys—Sales bf 18,500 pounds Bacon at 9U9jo (br clear sides and bams, end 45 casks sides and bams at 9a9tc. Sales of shoulders at 6}a7c. >. Egos—Sajesof 300doien allic.

Hats—Hats. MENS leghorn and Panama Hals, Boys do ■ . do. do; Also, Palm Leaf, Straw, Ac.,'$c. Just received and fot sale low by lria2 W. SHAW $ SON.

itrAt the election'on Saturday, in Ghent, Ky*, for Justices of the Peace; the American candidates were elected, The majority was very large. Three cheers for Ghent

EETIf any of our lady friends want a nice Bonnet, dr anything of the kind, they can always be accommodated by calling on Mrs. Delias and Tardy, on Ferry street. *

'M/HITE GOODS. . * * 10 pieces White Swiss t Mull Muslins,. 10 ps. Dotted and Corded Swiss, Just rec’d by W. SHAW $ SON,

BACON.— 3;000 lbs. Bacon-Sides, Hams a ad Shoulders, just received and for sale low by may? WM. SHAW & SON.

Ladies dress goods. 10 pieces fine Bareges, 10 pieces fine Lawns, 10 pieces French Ginghams;-,, J u si received and foreate low by i may? . . W. SHAW £ SON.

1ETThe late heavy rains hate -had the tendency to cause « rise in the river, which was gelling tobe very desirable, as the Ohio was getting quite low.

crlf you want « good article of Tea, go to i He ha*"* large assortmenton band, and that wbibh is good.

LAR,D.— A prime article of Leaf Lard, put up for family use, just,reserved and for sale low by 7 ' ’ W &L SHAW 4. SON.

' CrOn the outside pages will be found several L , in lereifi ng aiqcRk^beth J political and 'tnisccliancoui * ./ -V.. ' .• *• ■

£STXhe Vevay markets arecrowded diit .thia track. There is no material change, hoTfbvcr, ftbtnlwt'tycek, in prices;

,OOOTS Ac SHOES.—A general assortment JL9 Just received, which In addition to our former-stock makes our stock such as cannot be surpassed, SHAW 1$ SON.

JUST RECEIVED, per steanj’i-at Switzerland, a large supply of Si-.au au;l Mousses, CorrEf, Rice, f;t,. For u:-; c ;■ vBplS , , T£ATsr^^ ? - rr ’ : -

SALT.—Jusl received 50 barrels Kanawha Saji, For sale hy t - ... . aplS , F.L. GRISARD $ SON.

JCTAVc have received anotber fioi *hivH yiijapptaj peit^cik.