Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 46, Vevay, Switzerland County, 9 May 1855 — Page 4

TVAOOSS A?VD FAJX5TCSG CTEttSrLB. Comrr of Ferry and Pikt Sireett. THE subscriber has removed his shop to the building opposite - U. P. SchericVs store, and ■ is prepared to make to order enaSaEsi*** anything ih bis line—such as OARRTAGES & BUGGIES. Wagons, Oasra, Carts, Plows, Harrows, Hay Rakes, Garden Rakes, and all kinds of work generally done a* Shops of this character. The patronazfc of the .public is respectfully solicited, and 1 wilt endeavor to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor rue with their patronage; and to those friends who have so liberally supported me heretofore, 1 return my sincere thanks. ■ SAMUEL SUUFf. Vevay, Feb. 23,1S56. —Cm

RHODES' FEVER & AGUE CURE.. Or, ItMuraM Infallible Specific. FOR Ike Prevention and Cure 01 I«t»Jirm?fT and Risuhent Fettri, Fern ast> Agll, Chiles am> Fever, Dram cl-rx, Dr.sjirrr, Nrenr Sweats, ants all' other terms of discuss whit a havo a common oruria lu MALARIA or MIASMA-, TbU <nh;te poison which at ecruih ren-ons It nnavoukably it! haled at every breath, la iho same In character wherever It hxlsM,—North, South, East or West.—end will everywhere yield to Shi* newly discovered ar.tlwOte, which I* claimed to be tho ocancrr mscovtar m xtwcm itmxut. | This specific Is so harmW* that i; may he taken by persons of every ase, sex or evudition, and It w ill not substitute for one dlsorsc other* stilt wetee. as Is too often the result Id the treatment bj- Qn Inter, Mercury, Arsenic, and other poisonous or deleterious drugs, not a particle of any of which is a Jail «d Into this preparation. The proprietor distinctly claim* these eitnordltarr rosolu from the use of (his NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. tt w ill entirely protect any rcaident or trsvcllcrevetj In the most sickly or swampy localities, from any , Ague; or millions disease whatever, or any Injur? I from constantly Inhaling Malaria or Miami. • It will Instantly check the Ague In persons who hare tuOhred for any length of time, from one day to twenty years, so that they need never have another dull, by i continuing Ita ate according to directions. I It will Immediately relieve all diiticariog remits cf Bilious or Ante diseases, such as general dcbUitv, [night sweats, Ac. Tho patient at onee begins to recover appetite and strength, and continue* until a per* maned and radical cure Is effected. Finally, Its nao will banish Fever and Ague from : families, and all classes.. Farmers and all laborers by adopting line a preventive, will be than from Ague ot Billons attacks In thzf seasonof the year which, white 1 li Is the m<iit sickly, b the most valuable one to themOnc or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases, tomo may require more.. ■ .Directions printed In German, French and Spar.US, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar:, .liberal discounts made'to the trade. ; Trade circulars forwarded on application, and the. article wilt bo consigned on liberal tertu to responsible parties In every section of tho country.' JAS. A, RHODES, Proprietor, iprll—tt-lv Providence, R. I. For aalo by Medicine dealers generally. ; ; J. L. TUIEOACD, Agent, Vevsy.

She ftElvlij Belmlle.

I SADDLERY SHOP. ‘ 0a Pise tirett, betirrm Ferry and Libfrty. rgillE subscriber would fespeclfutly inform Ja.- tils customers and* the public generally, that he keeps constantlyfyjpML on hand, of his own inamifacluie, a r ' 'large supply of Saddles, of every description, .both for ladies and gentlemen, besides a gen* ! eral assortment of

| A Revolting Spectacle. I ! lurtcrso oc two are* at fcet WAYNE. j 1 Fort Watnc, InJ., April 27. j | Two men were executed in this city to-day.; ■ Their names were George Keefer and Uenja- , min Madden. Uoth wore young, but no doubt guilty. Several wonllis ago, they, in 'connection with another person, commuted tone of the boldest murders ever perpetrated in the country. An old man from Morrow, Ohio,, was here on a visit to bis sun. These men j t scarnc actjnainled w ith him, ant! supposing I he a large amount of money with biin, f agreed to murder him for the money. They ! first drank with him until he became pretty i well intoxicated, and then, in one of out most | public streets, end directly opposite a church I whete people were going in' continually, they j murdered him about seven o'clock in the ctc- ! ning. They killed him by beating him with j clubs. They then robbed him of all the.mo- | aey he bed—only come sixty dollars.

i Trees. ■ I Among other national follies and ihcorisls- , ttncics, we ace accustomed to impart trees for ■ ornament and shade, while those of native , growth, some of them the roost beautiful in ; the world, are sadly neglected. A dislin- ■ ‘pushed agricultural writer, whom we hare I the pleasure to number among oar corteiponi dents, sends «5 the fallowing notes on

Drlthcs, MatUngalcaj' Collar*, Harness, lUmei, Riding AVhipi) Trim It*, Zte., which ho will sell at very lowest cash prices. N. D. Constantly on hand Collars of my own manufacture. Also, Haines and Chains, of a superior quality. WILLIAM FAULKNER. Vcavy, Match 7, 1835,

aMCBICVX OKSV'JE.VHL trees. Among our native forest trees, our favorite is the maple. Ills umbrageous, formings handsome shaped lop, with emerald-green leaves in summer; nnd in autumn, what can exceed lie beauty of the variegated tints that -lothe the maple trees?

Next among ike hardy. Irecs for transplanting is the majestic elm. if you have a chance [ever to looh at Temple street, in New Haven, 'Conn.,, you will be satisfied of the beauty of I this American forest-Uce to over-arch a street I or road like the gothic arches of a temple. . The sycamdre, or button ball, is’ a tree so (easily transplanted that it is a wonder tbqt it i{s not more frequently found by the road-side, jerto give the cattle shelter, in the pasture, from the hot sun.. It is very apt to propagate iitself, when once started, and on that account ! it is sometimes objected to by farmers. But [they seem to forget that the seeds generally fall, or at any rale are mo it apt to grow by the ‘side of streams,,5n the very edge of the water, or in sandy beach, whsie nothing else will ■ grow, and that their growth protects the bank, ; amt affords a greater amount of fuel in a short • time than nay other three; aud its growth I costs nothing—absolutely nothing. About - eight rr.i.'es chore Norwich, Conn., oa the road leading to e village called Scotland, where the read crcrret the Shclackei river, you may notice that the river hank is hoed with sycamores Tor miles. Beds of sand, washed by the Roods of alt soil, have become dense groves of these trees. Some of these trees are of great size,'and some of'the latest have gone to the saw mill and been cut into lumber almost as valuable as cherry. All of these trees oririnaled from three little xrouts niantcJ leas than one hundred years ego. Descin Nathan Lad, ancestor of some :: the noted r.ab of New York, when he was iwenty-one years old, pulled up three trees, which he carried srx miles on bis shoulder, on horseback', and front them all that line that river shore have sprung; This ia not aR.— Thirty yeata ago, while the planter was still a vigorous old man, one of the original trees was blown down, and he helped to cut it up into five or six saw-logs, almost of an equal size all the length, aod the butt over four feet' through. He lived to see the proof that it is profitable for a farmer to plant trees.

SPRING TRADE-1855. Harwood & coorvoisibrm.ite oc attention of their friends and the public generally to- their large and well- selected stock of ’' ■ SPRIIVCfCfOOOS, Consisting of ever? description of DRV GOODS, ■ ' GROCERIES, QUBENSWARK, ' HATS & CAPS, t BOOTS * SHOES, * . HARDWARE, . , TnBLE CUTLERY, &c„ $c- AH of which will be sold at their usqalloweslcash prices . Those .wishing lo purchase will please give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere. Butter and * figffSj taken in exchange for Goods; Also, any other article of produce. ... HARW’OOp $ COURVOISIER, jan 18 No. l, Odd Fellows* Building.

[From iLc Flag of our Union. 1*M LOKKL Y. 6V ft, H, WMRRt.',-. T:n lonely—yw, l*m lonely, In this occidental clime; Though Providence has bleat me. And fortune on roc smiled. I'm lonely—ye?, I'm lonely. White'all around ‘twoubl seent, 5!;iuld make mefeei still happier. Than ever 1 have teen. The trees ate dressed in summer rubei. The birds, with joyful lays. Are carolling beneath their shade Their songs of grateful praise. The roTinc grain, ’twould seem, rejected, As ‘nssth the summer breeze !t bows his heed ?o gracefully, I'm sure it mast be plessud. I've many friends, and kind ones,-too;- . Friends who have sought to cheer ilv lonely hesrt with kindnesses. Since I've been tarrying here. Why, then, should I feel sadder no *■', Then when, in day? of yore; My home was in another clime, When on New* England's shbrcT The swelling heart an answer gives, 4$ Why it i? drear.4nd lone: In words we've heard so often sung ‘•There is.no place like borne."

SEBASTOPOL TAKEN! Great Excitement In the Crimea. THE. undesigned invites the attention of his friends and customers to bis new and fresh supply of Fa iii11 y Groceries* His stock consists in part of ■ RiO COFFEE. NEW ORLEANS & CRUSHed Sugor. New.Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, Teas of all kinds. Dried Peaches, Hominy, Soda and Salaratus. Rice, Soda and But- ■ ter Biscuits, Spices, Nut ■ ■ Megs, Raisins, Can- • • dies, ; AXiSO ■ . FLO UR AXD BA COX. ' Wooden Buckets,Wash Hoards and Tubs, , Brooms, Firkins, Rolling Pins, in fact . , every-thing usually' kept in a . Family Grocery.; AH such ’ ' articles will b? sold at a : . ■^very.'small-profit. Terms cash—.Quich sales and quick returns, ALEX. DETRAZ.Vcvay, March U. 1355.

• The execution was attended with considerable excitement, owing to rumors that there would be attempts made to rescue the prisoners. Tho military companies of the city were under arms, and n strung police force placed in service by the She riff. Notwithstanding the executions took place according to law, privately in the jail yard, thousands came freer the surrounding country, to witness, if possible, the fulfillment of the sentence of law. As early a: seven o'clock, wagons Seeded with men, wjmea and children, esme pouring into the ci:y. which soou prevented the pay tppearsr.ee of a holiday.— The crowd, tu the number of svine two thousand, gathered about the Jail, but there was

. WurrEWAviijSO.—As this is the season lo: house cleaning and whitewashing, we will give oat readers! hint that may be valuable to then. It is in relation to making whitewash. This article as ordinarily made, rubs off the waits, after'it becomes dry, soiling the clothes acid everything coming in contact with rt This may be obviated by slacking the lime in boiling water, stirring it meanwhile, and then applying— after dissolving in water —:e vitriol [sulphate of zinc) in the pro-nr-reicr. of four pounds to a barrel of white-

Rising'Suit INSURANCE COMPAQ, ■ *■ . Of Riling Sun, Indian*.* THIS Company is now.full/ organized and is prepared to'insure against the damage by Flic and the perils of Navtevnox. ■ BOARD OF DIRECTORS. S. HATHAWAY., WM. JI. POWELL, JACOB C. WELLS, B. B, LORINO. j;w.TALDOTT; JOSEPH 2EILLER, B. J. HATHAWAY, ISRAEL LORINO. A C. DOWNEY, JONH W. SPENCER, JOHN GRACE. . ' ; . $. HATHAWAY. President. iEJ. J. HATHA WAV, Secretary, Risks taken on the Barges of. Steamboats and Flat Beals; and also on . Buildings and Merchandize at equitable rates of premium ty ' GEORGE E, PLEASANTS, riov2tf . Agent, at Veray, led.

SPRSHG TRADE. WE arc receiving and now opining: a large acd 'splendid assortment of SSiU’ilwarc mid Cnllery, consisting ir/ pert of the following articles, to*wit:— ;;i.yr. .Table and Pocket Cutlery, ' • 'Scissorssr.dShears, ; v‘. ? . Razors and Strops.: • ' . ' , - Table.Tea, and Basting Spoons ■ . Edge Tools of all description, . Dench Planes, Gages & Squares,'> ‘ Hand, Ilipp. Panhcl 4 Tennant Saws,

Consumption I .Consumption It DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE M, — for the cure or —’ Cosaarmorf, Df.cuse, As-rniu, Bnoucnms, W'astjxo or the Ftrsu, Niont Swevts, . Smrisc Blood, Wnonpixc Cough, Dtrficri>v or Breathing, Colds, . CocooB. IsrLUExiA. Pumute,' Pjux is the Smr, v and all - . - DISEASE* OP THE LUNC5,

'v-jl'. making it the consistency of rich milk. I :s sulphate of zinc will cause the wish to an$ prevent the luce from rolling c5. A pound of while salt should also to ttiT-bwaintoit.' •

. Weed tJfCravfc *i In that, o full and complete assortment ..f Caiptnlcrs’and-CcoporV Topis.. .

DR. HALL’S BALSAM containsna O/mm, Cfllowel, or.any mineral poison, but is composed mostly of those KootvHerbs and Vegetable sbbslahces which have.a specific influence upon the tunes and their connected oigamr." Its immediate is ta.altay.all ini* tat ion and penUyv remdvethe fhUgm and other tadibid secretions froin the Throat and Air*Pas* sage:t,tbus relieving the Gough, by subduing tkc injlamatim and other causes Which give rise to it, ' It also stimulates and. imparts a healthy (one to the .Lungs themselves, thereby enablingthem more thoroughly to remove from the blood those impurities ami disease-! parti* clea, which,-if retained, do so ranch .mischief in the system, and lay the foundation for incu* rablc CONSUMPTION. It .alto exerts a de* elded actipn upon tlie skin, and ;assists in expelling through the Exholents, much of that morbid -maljer/.which,-;.would otherwise be thrown back upon lie Lung# thus relieving; them'of a part of their work, and rendering the system, pure end healthy. -When tubercles are forming, it checks their development and further progress; or if ulceration has. taken. place, it assists the. lungs in Hi cowing off the corrupted mailer, soothes the irritation; heals the ulcerated . cavatiev and restores theraagain to healthy action. This Medicine therefore; ■; is not a pal/mlice merely, which only relieves; for lhe t lithe' Icing, but is a thonugh rura(ire,»s it strikes at the very root .of the disease*, and by removing it,-re-moves at all ite remote and attendant consequences. This ik itf ditlinguithtd characterinic—a property possessed, in.equal power, by no other medicine of. like nature; now before the pubjic. - /

— ALSO — Shovels, -Spades, Manure and flay Porks, Garden Itakvi*, 4c., #c. •: •10*1 pair Trace Chains; .200 Holler Chains, * , f-O iwir Rrcjiiil Chains, . . . 25 Log Chains, ■ 25 Lock Chains,, Double and Single Barrel guns, / Pistols of every description, . Shot Rare, Powder, Flasks and Horns, Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, consisting, in part, of Bridge’ Bills,' Enameled Leather/; Stickler, ; : do /-Cloth, ,■ Sturmps »V Splits, Laces Fnugts, ,Tpcks and Harness Saddles, . . Brass Bands, 4c,, 4c.: Having personally selected thc-nbovc articles, it win 1 enable us; to sell at wholesale' Or retail, at as low- prices as Ihefsame caii be bought'west cf the monnifties. ’’ .Give us a cail,-.and examine four slock of youth itml prices; 1-cforc goimr elsewhere to purchase... . F. L. CUISARD4SON. Feb. 11, 1&55. V •

fftrj |Tirnvii itceddead. The prisoner did not wail fa this, but as soon as the rope was adjusted, stepped eff himself. The rope came near breaking again, ope strand giving away. Most of the crowd lingered about the jail until long after the execution was over, many evidently disappointed in not being able to witness it. The thitdperson connected with the murder bs-i already been convicted, but at bis oyn request bis execution was deferred by tie Judge, who sentenced him to a late: day. Ik is in jail awaiting his fate.

Tsrx Scuppr.Rxoso Gairs.—This speemi of r.-ir-e is of delicioi:'! flavor,’ and wonderfully kettve. ' Tk6 O'chcrditt says of it: . i-ch wine is made of this grape in iforth >,. :’:na. barrels arc made in a single , from a ringle vjue.Tney arc trained -..iors over the large conn which usually separates the main houses in that country from ihf kitchen, ; which is in Ibe rear, and a single •: ; • will swn covet'a space of a hundred • ■ - by ibrty. The climate of js'ew England it so w«*I suited to this vine." Accounts >ve been slated cf single vines which would luce forty bushels in Carolina. They arc : ,1 to flourish, nnd their roots will fled noiir-r-loicnt in, randy laud, good for nothing the.

Rising Nun Iron Foil u dry. 11HE undersigned, having permanently cj- . lablishcd themselves at Rising Sun, in the Foundry Business, woo'd respectfully inform the Hay Growers of Indiana and Kentucky, that , thtiy stilt continue.to manufacture Screws for the Mormon or Beater Hay Press, which e A- ric; ioferiorlo any made in the United Slates, trom the fact that the beat Press Builders give our Screws the preference over all others. • • We have also Patented-'*- Horst Powersaid to be, by competent Judges, the best and cheapest lloise Power in use, (which can be UachtJ to the Press if dosired. . All orders iriSwiUeriand County, left with P. L.ORISARD dc SON, will W attended to, J. M. REISTER CO: RisingSun, Junc'J9,1651. , a itf

The lupelo tfee is noUtJ easily transplanted, but it is a very fine -tree for a group, with a handsome head, oval, green .leaves, which turn to scarlet in autumn/and at the same lime the fruit, which is of a bright blue color, becomes conspicuous.. This tree.is known iq* the Eastern States as peppendge, and at the West as blrok gum.

' A mixed Food flfeccssur j*. [ if I only bend my atm or move tny . finger, i there is a certain portion of the tissues de- ! si toyed which must be supplied by my food; I the mote work that a non performs, the more 1 of those nitrogenous substances he requires. >So Turns supplying the waste of the'tissues, it is a matter of indifference whether we give an animal food containing gluttcn or albumen; but it exercises a considerable influence on tie character of the animal. Take for example a hunt, at which we have an omnivorous animat—a horse, accompanied by a catnivernuj animal—a dog, following a hetbiverous animat—a lore. Even the character of nations is very materially affected indeed by their food. The other class of food serves a very important, but totally different purposes, namely, that of supplying animal heat. The ! temperature uf our bodies is, in temperate climates, at least, higher than tbe surrounding air. Now, In order to keep up this temperature, a combustion goes on similar to that of on ordinary fire. Tbe same products—carbonic acid—water and ammonia—ore evolved from the mouth of the furnace of the body and the mouth of a common chimney. In cold, weather, a certain portion of heat is gradually abstracted from our body, which must be supplied by the combuVlion of our food or of the matter of our bodies; the colder the climate, therefore, the mere heat-giving materials must be supplied in the food.— Prof. Lyon Playfair.

A Qi'eptio;; v) ac Settled.—Is (he county V.-url la furnish its offices with fuel! This i« i that has been sprung' in’Jackson • cur/.y. Tim- flee order presented a bill of }‘,Vi fer woed furmfhcfl his own’offktv which :v? Commissioners did not allow; believing : m: tlen; was no law authorizing them to furr;sh tiie-county officers with furl. The Ik-. c„r -‘tr appealed to the Circuit Court,; and the Judge (Bicknell) instructed to the effect that ti e county was bound to furnisly the wood. Hr.tlhe Commissioners have appealed to the Supreme Court, where we suppose this quest:ca, whi'h has often been agitated, will bo settled for all timc.to come.

The sweet gum Is one ; of oui niost Ucautij.ful and most'common forest trees south of lot. 40 degrees, ' ll is very hardy, and of most rapid growth, ami free from insects, and is what its name imports.' The gujnUmt exudes is aromatic, and looks like liquid amber, and gives name to the trec-f-as that is the scientific name it is known ; by. > The foliage of (he sweet gum is very handsome, being deep green in summer, with variegated shades in autumn. The leaves: are four oi five inches long, star-shaped, that is, divided into five lobes, like the maple. ‘ -' . There ate few, if any, of the smaller growth of forest trees that excel the common dog wood (C’ornu* Florida,' The blossqmx Resemble single while roses, growing in clusters at. the end of the twigs, .and preceding the leaves. The berries are green while maturing, and bright scarlet when ripe. The leaves change in autumn from the deep green 'summer tint, to purple, scarlet, bud, and orange yellow one side, ami purple the otter. ■ It is very easily transplanted, and if,we had to import it at high cost, it would be one of the most esteemed ornamental trees on the catalogue. *— Lift il/ti*(raf(i.

Carriages hud Baggies. . THE undesigned would inform the people of Switzerland and adjoining (counties in Indiana and Kentucky, J&SP I that having made "extensive itnIptoremcnta in bis former Shop and Manufio ilo'ry, he now*.offers to the public for a consideration, (bo.advantages to'be derived.from tong years oF 6l&se application anA unremitting toil. •. I ahr. now prepared -to' execute in the neatest and mosr approved style. All Xindsof Wagons, Carriages, Boggics, Ploughs, amlHay pass Irons. •: ; bl acksmitiitNo. undersigned has, in Conner. lion with Ihd above a" cusum lEStSSSSBlacksmith shop,'.with hands that are able and ,witling to suit customers- ' Horse Shoeing and aU , kinds of Job work done in a. workmanlike manner, at prices that both may Jive. Call gentlemen and tee. tor yourselves, at- m? shop bn Perry street, a bo to Seminary. ; .JOSEPH-JAGERS. . Vevay, July 27,1861,

tVe>v Fanviiy tti’pcevy, Ou the Cornr-v of Hutu and V«rry ( Htrccl*, > VRVAY, INDIANA. THE undersigned-has just opened an cstablishmenlinOeo. H. Kyle’s building, where be intends keeping a well selected assortment of. - . . . ■ FAMILY GJiOCERIES, Suck • ss FLOUR, BACON, Potatoes, Sugar, V- . f Molasses; Mackerel; 4r., 4c.. ' ; * Together with Wooden Ware, Hollow Ware, and numerous -articles hoi necessary to menall articles usually’kept in Grocery Stores. . The advertiser solicits a share of patronage, and intends to sell very cheap for cash. Remember Hie place, opposite Odd. Fellows’ Hall, 2d door below TMebaud’s Drug Store. Sept. 28,1051.. . . ;F. S/L1NDLEY.

DnrfRVCTJorr or Asm.— 1 The Philadelphia Leilgtrs ays: We give you a sure remedy—procure a large sponge, wash it well, press it very dry; by so doing it will leave the small cells open—lay it on'the shelf where they arc most troublesome, sprinkle fine white sugar on the sponge' (lightly over ill two or three limes a day, take a bucket of hot water to •where the sponge is, carefully drop the sponge in tbe scalding water, end you will slay them by the thousands, and soon rid the house of these troublesome insects. W hen you squeeze the sponge, you will be astonished at the number that had gone into the ccl:s.

: TUB MOST EXTRAORDINARY ; C «I* c s o f : : Cons u n i P11 o n Arc madchcrcathoraeanJccilified to by such men as \ViD.rWxtonT.M* D., 3..S. Lawson, M. D-> Wm. C. Sjjitii, M. D.,;Ji S., Johnson, M. D-, pa pt. Wir. Pea rcc, R, S. MuLroxo/ Esq., a ndbtLe rs' w lid are wet I k no w n citizens of Cincinnati.'"- . '■ .f • \ •/ ,v - 1 ;' ■ • . •v.-'-jD’VC.ua/iipojs rnn ACE^Tcrji A ml get a pamphlet and read Uteir certifidiles In lull, and you : roust be fully convinced of the extraordinary merit* oj thii mtJtrtne. OT CAUTION I.. Beware of pt. Hall's Pulmonic Balsam; also,-Dr. Hall’s Cough Remedy, which' is" sometimes palmed off for the genuine.; • \ . 1 V- ■ ' ■ jp" Be sure and ask for D*. Wm-Hall's Balsamrox the LVscs, '' V . For sale by WVijr J. Krulz, Florence; James M. Colton, ML Sterling; Wm; Rogers, Mootfiehl; George McCulloch, Jacksonville; and by J. La THIBBAUD, .Vevay, ' matl-3m

BLA0KS3IITHM. THE undersigned has removetL his shop to the new shop on Ferry street, above Pike st., near- agSSD ly opposite Price’s' Tailor-1; Shop, where he is prepared . Tilifti' * to do all kinds of BLACK-SMITHING,-particularly Re- /ff 5f pairing, Horse Shoeing Wa- / I!/fl pon Irolling,' Plow Making,/ ' KM 4c., 4c., in .the best style— : on the shortest notice,, and most reasonable terms. 'All woiUwar ranted. ’ / - - • • R. D. ANDERSON. . Vevay, March'21, 1855... ; -,t -r

Bcrrs ix Hoists.*-A gentleman who has had njiicf. experience in the treatment of this uiscusc, states that ihc best preventive is to feed the ctmnal Occasional:?- with heads of rye. The Miaffand heads of this grain, according to his theory, cut out and effectually re-rcar-e the grub from its lodgment. He is confident that »f hones he fed every five jays in this wanner, they will r.eyci be attacked hy lolls. '

Who is Onllty. Who is guilty of exciting the riots in our large cities, ami on .whom should toe stain of blood fall? Simply thoso traitors and old political hack, that favor foreign influence—those demagogues that endeavor to set the* foreign elements iu our country against tho native Americans—those editors that strive to influence ami array the ignorent mass of foreign population against the doctrines of Washington and Jellerson. These are the guilty scoundrels—far more guilty than the foreigners themselves. Such are the men who cause the riots, and on whose heads fall the guilt of all the blood shed in this city last fall, and m Cincinnati a few weeks since.

i>r. J. 1$. March CELEBRATED C At HO LI CON. roa rrtr jULiirASD ttac cr arrrtat.-to ruim. for width It U rworarnended, nia* Of then aro Pao- , uhi) Cntt. or * Ihlllng of tbc Womb, I>ruxamv iso UirtiiTios or thc no matter how aerero or of how long sUndintr.^ The Cathollroa'far <an>a.vwj other remfdle*, la bo* luff more certain. Its* cipcmive. and Icatlns tho rj>-' l>‘m In a belter condition. tel »U lnlcrcjt*rd call and obtain a paiu|HiI«l (Tree) containing ample proof, from the woit rcjj.ec table vtortea. of the beneuolal icmIu of Il<t b«; together with let ten from highly experts cnccd Physicians, who hate ujcilIt in their praedev,I and apeak from their own oMe nation*.

Fresh Family Groceries. JUST- RECEIVED, \ supply of new and - fresh -Oaoccxtu, among which may be found the following articles: — Coffee, .-V- '• r ; Rice, - • • ''•' • Allspice, : Sugar, •’ Ca'ndles, . ’ Alum, ' Molasses, • ; ' Soap, - 1 Ginger, .. Tea, ' Pepper, Salcratus, • ■Starch, * Mackerel, Nutmegs, &c., 4c. A No. t arlic’o of Tobacco, both Cavjndish and 5 Plug all of which will be* sold low for Cash, by F. L. GR1SARD & SON, febU Comer Miin if ferry SfrtrU,

>■ Nolaivy JPiiblic/ ; - /OERRET DUFOUR takes CT;’this : method of' informing tffifgffiigA the public generally-that he ia HP***“’Ht ready to prepare for execution and taking the acknowledgment of all kinds of Deeds, -Mortgages, and all kinds of conveyances, &c,, and to attend to the taking of DeEositions. , From his experience in the above usiness he Ratters himself that he can perform any business ofthe hind entrusted to him with correctness, neatness, end dispatch.— Charges moderate. Office at his residence on Ferry Street, opposite the Market Square. References:—Hon, Joun Domont, andO, T. Jones, Eso, Vevay. ■ Vevaj, June W, 18A1-.'

'Health, —An indispensable requisite for business ns well as amusement, which you op men spend the greater pert of their money in damaging, and old men the greater part of their wealth in repairing.

5T As France, England and Turkey are si a loss wfiatto do with the Crimea after they sba'! have succeeded in fa’ring Schastopai, theLondon them "to sell it to the United States."

Docs any one believe, that without tho countenance and encouragement of these corrupt and guilty wretches, the foreigners of this or any other city would array themselves against the government, , and tho people who have protected them from oppression? Would they have been seen dragging cannon through (lie streets of Cincinnati, and fortifying themselves be* j hind barricades? Would they have armed themselves with tho'; deadly rifle and! marched about the streets with concealed I swords and pistols, in defiance of tho law, but for these demagogues? Never!! And it is hut just that the indignation of every true patriot must feel at the recital of such scenes, should fall upon tho guil-1 ty inciters of suph outrages. Tho blood of all the murdered men who have fallen by mob violence, .calls loudly from the ground for vengenco on the rascally traitors. Such men, for such acts, in any other country, and under any other government but this, would bo made to dangle from tho gallows—and justly lob. For less ads of treason than of exciting a mob to violence, was John Mitchel and others justly banished from their native land, ami all those reatlcsB. tricking, creeping politicians who excite, or in anyway encourage tho foreign olcment' to coopt such scenes as they did in. Cincinnati, ought 1 to- W : either-hanged' aa high aa Hainan, or bo driven forever 1 frotn their native hnd,— St. louts Scntind. ' I

Notice to the Cn fortunate F«ntle< ! feel 11 a duty Incamb.nt opdn myself (o declare pobllcly tbo greet H easing Ur. JlsrthM's Uterine Caibuliean has proved to me. For two yean my beaWr was miserable; I was almost a sab) a to walk., Physicians pronounced my mm falling of the womb,eilCD- ; Hive uleerarions (ommendng with floor albn*. . Tbo Iwdns,lrritataUon, prostration, and tbo Intolerable foetid dl-cbs rjre, rendered lifo a bo id an. In Ibis raise rabla condition, Dr. F. P. X‘ewland recommended Dr. I Mart bid's Uterine Calhollcoo. Afier taking four hotUea I And myself lu perfect bealtb. Gratitodo for my restoration makes roe ardently desire that all my Hr, alike unfortunate, may And me relief from Utilise*Umable medicine.

Jesse V, Short, Undertaker, RESPECTFTLLY informs the . izens of,Vevay and vicintlytLal t *<C* 1 * he conalantly keeps on band ready-made Coffin*, of every size and variety—and is al ways ready to attend calls al the shortest no Uce. Persons rsn be accommodated with any quality, from plain poplar to the finest cloth covered, or with air-tight, zinc, or tin coffins, at o moment's warning and the cheapest rates,: He is also prepared and ready at ell times to attend funerals with his hearse. Jan, 6—22-3m

D” lu breaking a horse always keep your temper. If you lose that essential quality you are on the back uf the animal, your 'cck is in danger. Always be as cod as a creumber.

IRON AND STEEL. IT VST received, and no 1 ’.' for sale for cash, 50 Tons Assorttd Iron, 2,000 lbs. XorVcgtfin'Nail rods, Cast, Shear, nnd German Steel,' . Blister and Spring Steel, Springs and Axles,' Wneon Boxen, Sledges, and Hainmcrs, and 150 licgH Belmont iVails. AH warranted to be rood or no sate, by' fcbl-l F. L. GRISARD 4 SON.

SST Touch not, handle not the notes ct the State Stock Eogansport; 5 to; e Stock Bank, Peru; Suite Stock Security Bank, and Wabash Elver Bank, Jasper; all in the State of Indiana. It hati transpired in the course of the liquidation of these interesting inatitntiona, the bonds are nearly or entirely exhausted, and quite a large portion of the original litter of oircnlation is still but-ri-ding. ,

ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND. Xo. IS \lcst-sL, Utica, JL Y. - The above statement I know to be tree. F. P. XKWLAND, M. D. t Vtlea, >’. V. The Calhoticon la doing good service bare. Alt tbo patients that have tried the medicine have been beneflUcd but one—and tbit one nothing wUtbeljs Truly Yours WJI. LAIRD lUZUnT.M. D. t July 0,1854. Nov Philadelphia, oblo. • • * I would bo glad lobavearoriheraopply. as the medicine U becoming very popular, and I think will continue, as 11 bai given rtUefln ■very Inatanco when properly taken.. ■ THOMAS, XWWAS, M. D., Way 23,1651. Wt. Vernon, Ind. TTP Pamphlets bad gratis at the store of JBLTbiilien, ApecL Droertit, &c., Vevay, Ind. .F. C. Soire, Madison: J. B. Crafl 4 Co., Rising Sun; and of most of the loading Druggists In the ■dtelntmr counties. J. B. MABCHISI & novlA-dm Central Depot, 304 nhadway, X’. V.

BEiyXISTBV. .jru— i DU-J. Vi. BAXTER will contmio practice in Vevay, the first Tuesday and Wednesday; Ghent, the first Thursday; Florence, the first Saturday, of each month, Warsaw, the Second Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each month. Nov, 10,’53. 21-lf.

Timothy Seed, PURE TtMdl'HY SEED, just received and for sale by febf F. L. GRISARD EON.

! THE AYEEKLY HEVEILLE mi mm* ! OFFICE; | Over Gnsarii* Hordmre Store, 2d Story, Coruvr of Main and Ferry Street*. I The above c-laMbhnii’nt U supplied with a fine and variety of Ami ill VirJ* of material for iho prompt, niut 4H-I eeiiroiriienl execution of Tin Mlovvij-E iro e lew of tbu vaiteiJM cf prtniioj don's q; rl.Ll ; — SA1BS. . Plain or Fancy, of #11 slid and description*, n lll be fumldietl nud printed at short notice, JSH’L’SrSa For Dry Good* ftur:,. bfioo Fioks, Grocers, Talon, s Milliners sr..l ciuers, pLlu, or ultli the richest stylo of border*. CIHCUI.AHS, BILL HEADS, Commercial 15!*nki, and In fut every de?crlptlon of Blinks, printed In llio most expeditious manner, at very low rales. t>KAFTS <t DRUGGISTS LABELS, Wilt ho prii ted In Plain or Colored Inks, or Bronze, or Combined Colon, Irnlia neatest style, Printk" will be done with , Gold, SUtcF, or Colors, On Ratio, splendid glazed colored papers, or Cards, unequalled for brilliancy. Oar Jon Ttrs Is mostly new, and of the latest s!yte», from the ei tensive Type Ponndry of L. Jou>ws & Col, which enables this Office to do neater work than any other office in the region round about. ITPThe patronage of the palsllo I* reapcolfully aollcltcd.

- IVew Sugnr. WE have on band a large lot of new crop Sucax, which will do put up in barrels, half barrels, or in quantities to suit purchasers- matT F. L. GLtSARD 4 SON.

The Presbyterian Theological Semir, :-y at Now Aibany,Ta., has had from i V -2 to 1&)5 one hundred and soventyt,\ j j students, of whom nineteen have :eascd. The number connected with it i .ring tho last year has been nineteen.— There are two Profesaorn and a library of foriyfivo hundred volumes, and occomtnodaiions for twenty-nine students* in the Seminary bnildinga.

C. B. THARP, ATTORNEY 4: COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CAUIIOLLTOIV, KY. WILL attend to any professional business , that may be confided to him, inKeolucky, or in tbs part of Indiana .adjacent to Carrollton. Office os Main street, adjoining Gardner's Hotel. ' ‘ * . ' ; xcp7

Wanted. TPHEAT AND CORN—We will paytbc ?f highest market price for wheel and »m.-lfel4] TEATS, SCHENCK A CO.

Plows—Plows. A SMALL fol of Steel mould board Plows, on band and for sale* chenp by i mar? • h P. h, GR1SARD & SON. Hides Wanted, y ,■ THE blghesrioiiket for Hides nUU times at Ite.Grecery etoft of kpM . . P. 8. LIMDLBY. .

” Kicc!Ricd ■' of New Crop Rico ]6st received from New Oilcans. '" SCHENOK'dt 00.

S AWS^-SAWS,—The.subscriber ispicpar* ‘cd tofllcand tfct laws, or do anything elwlahis lihfe athitiifnotlte.' ' ■ ' - • : - : JESSE V. SHORT.

There are two sides to almost •semiring, except a pancake, and that :o\y ha? a top and bottom.

CHAIM keep oonaUaU/ oft hand Chain Pomps. Vito nit id*-ty febU T. 1. GRI6AEH $ SOM.

■ WDST RECEIVED.>—60 bbls.Kmwha Silt, V ; tod foi itla cheap, by • ’ mis, sc swtck $ °9>

battels Kanawha- Salt-just received by WM. BIIAW A SON.

Sittings of the Courts Is the Co us t if or SwiTiKausD, Indus*. CIRCUIT COURT. 6th Monday of April) 1st Monday et November COMMON PLEAS COURT. 1st Monday of April. 11st Monday of January, 1st Monday of Oot.' 11st Monday of July, : cojimsstorrrrrs court. IslMonday of Match I IstSIondayofSfeptember 1st Monday of June 1 IMMomlayof December