Weekly Reveille, Volume 38, Number 7, Vevay, Switzerland County, 8 August 1855 — Page 4

SPRANG TRADE. | Wp.grai jpceiriijy api' pov .opepipg a Iceland [splendid assortmtfnt, of and Cutlery, coaaiitjpg io pa ft of the following articles, to-wits— Table and Pocket Cutlepr» ! i [ Scissors and Shear*, ■ ,\ • Razors and Strops, . ' i - Table, Tpa, and Bastipg Spoons RdgeTools of all description, [ Bench Planes, Gages Hand, BippVPanneli: Tennant Saws, Wood 4 Crosscut Saws, ' , In' short, n full and complete assortment *f Carpenters* and Coopers’. Tools.

TheUniversity Family Remedies ISSUED npdef the Sea), Sanction and Authority of Tns UsjyF.asiTT dp Fate Msmelse *KD PprvLAs Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April,29 f 1853, with a Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, mainly fur (he purpose of arresting the evils of Spurious .Rostrums. • Also, for supplying the Community with reliable remedies wherever a competent ; Pbystcian cannot or will not be employed, have purchased from Dr; JOHN R. ROWAND. his celebrated

Dr. Baker’s Fain Panacea, ro» the cu*n of pai.t,

Sift'

• movements lit-California. • Wlieirtlwt* l< » tetWMMlU agam pnl‘ftflQ a ti'®o verII t8 8t 1 r *^ C8 of the stream- So, wten there n & nso in the political waters, in the organization of aoroe n e W a«d promising party, all (he statesmen and politicians left high apd dry by the receding wfrvcs of the old parties ah they run out, akd all the outsiders ambitious Of the spoils are absorbed into the movement. We see this fact strikingly illustrated in the extraordinary Know Nothing movement in every quarter of the Union; hut its effects in California,'in the resuscitation of ea\i* npnt politicians supposed to bo defunct, moat remarkable. Look at the list .of these great gun 9 a late' grand mass meeting pf the American party at Sacramento City. Gen- Foote was there, a. veritable Know Nothing, late^ democratic Senator from, and still later deinocratic Union'Governor of Mississippi. Hon. E. 0. Marshall W* 9 there, late'democratic radical .member of*Congress; audHoii, Bailie Peyton, late whig ambassador to Chili; and ;a hoist of others great.and spaU, heretofore known as whigs and demhcrate, Such coalitions signify the working of a great revolution of some sort, and they indicate, too, the drift of the popular current, . Gen., Cass and Geiii Foote worktid together, shoulder to shoulder, for the *cbmp romiso ro ensures of 1850. Perhaps they may ho -found again side by ; side in soma great Union, movement in 1890, which will place the pew American organization on the ground lately occupied by-lhe democratic . party. The remains of the old parties, and the materials of the new are still in a state of efferveseoce, and it wjfl require yet six or eight months of active engineering to briug’tbem into shape.. Meantime, ifcis highly gratifying to see, from day to day, whole cpmpnnica of old party campaigners, supposed to bo laid' upon ihe shelf,'enrolled for active service for another, campaign, in a new partyi upon a new platform, and in foil view of the public plunder of seventy-five mil* lions a year. We must have a change, j-Xeto-York Herald.

THE WEEKLY EEVEILEE

ji® reiiii

BOTH EXTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY Tb« Cre«te»t Pain Curing Remedy YET DISCOVERED. Tain cahnol long esistwhere it is faithful' ly used!

Ho Codl

OFFICE; Over Qrisardt' Hardwire Store, 2d Story, Corner of Main and Perry sirectA^

•The following verses by tbit e wee test of 'American ppctessea, Mrs. ;Ljdia H. Sigoocney, suggwteiby the worn* of the 14th Psalm of David. v *The fool hath said in his heart, ‘There is no God,' ” is one of the finest things in the language: "No God! No GodiT . The simplest flower. ■That on IbewiW is founds ■Shrinks as it drinks its cup of dew, ‘ . And tremhlesnl the sound: "No God I"—astonished Echo cries. ; •From out her caVcrn - boar, , And every wandering bird that flies Heprovea the Atheist-lore. ■ ■ The solemn forest lifts ‘ v The Almighty to proclaim, ThehwoWet, on its crystal urn* ‘ ■ Both leap lo grave hts pamet ‘ •How'Swellf the deep and vengeful sea, along-iis billowy track, ‘Tb&'red Vesuvius opej his mouth i To hurl the falsehood back.

.U7 Give It One Pair Trial .FTT Ami if you do not find it.lo be all it is recommended, go back to the Agent and get double the amount of money refunded! This offer is made, 'knowing that what this medicine has done In thousands of cases, ii will do again. FOR P A IN In Tin Srox.icn, Back and; Bowels, Boini, Uausea, Cuts and Swr.uiccs, Colic, Djarriksa, and RtirvauTiSM, ; ' Headache, Toothache, •" and EaiacHI', It Curtt *ihno]t Iifttanhntoutly, CHRONIC DISEASES, . Such es.j' DiaeggsU, Weak Har.»*T,- Liter Contlaixt,Gem:haI. Debiutt, PnrKiiland Can* - tet; or.' Sore Jlotrrit, Pctrid Sore • .Taroat, Weak Etta, Snxt and . virsev Disease Old Sorm, • ■ _ Cocuiii and Colds. In the niore ; named Diseases, it only needs Ug be faithfully used, ajid , A) Cure i* Certain!! . , JIONP.Y IIEIVNODD, Ikpout, at to Aoiro.—'AcenU will ilod It greatly: to their Intcrctl, and arc at fall liberty on firvl UHro11 urine DR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, to gira' baak the money fleclr If tboae, who flarebaie:tiara' nut full) fbtirflcd;>aiid that ute Kin their own rim*' i-i rj, or cl re a few t Hit tie, to their friend,, that they' may let ,u GREAT SIEIUTSorcr all other rraedici-: and «hen once introduced, they will Bod tbaUthep ran acll large quantities of It. All Agent* write''AkU when on« Introduced, their ratea are'large. Fartrlrtle, WilLkeep ll In'their home*, and pill not he without lb • ' .

Tb| above otabUtbmtnt U jnppUed wlpi a fiaa anoitment and variety of .. ' .

ROWAND’S TONtC MIXTURE, Known for upwntds of twenty-five years as the tonlysure cure for

,And all kind* of materUl neeewiy tor the prompt, neat aa£ economical execution of j©b pifljaif 00©. i

,FKVE11ASP A GUT, AC, And bis Inestimable Remedy for

.• . -ALSO-- • * ‘ Shovels, Spades, Manure find Hay Forks, GarMen Rikta; &c., 4c.. ‘ 40) pair Trace Chains, 1 . 200 Halter Chains, . * 50 pair Breast Chains, 24 Log Chains,; V. \ 25 Lock Chains, *. Double and Single Darrel gunc, Pistols of every description, Shot Dags, Powder, Flasks and Horns,' .Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, consisting,,in’part, of 'Bridge Bills, Enameled Leather, Buckles,- do ■ Cloth, , Startups 4 Spurt, Laces 4 Fringes, . Packs and Harness Saddles, Brass Bands, &c.,*c.

Bowel Complaints,

Boiv^nd’i' compound Syrup tf DUckbtrry Hppl,J ; Which highly approved and-papulai remedies, together with- -'.'-I'-'. . ■ The University's Remedy for Complaints of the Lungs, The University's;Remedy' for Dyspeusia or Indigestion, ' ■ . j ■ Tire University's Rcmcdyifqr Costive' Bowels. Also, the University*\Almanac and;Pincushion, may be had, at the Branch Dispensary,or Store of ‘ GEO. UcCULLOCK, • may? T * Jacksonville, Ind..

The following an a fcw-.pt the v irietle* of printing dtfneatthLolBce:— ',-1 -

CARIES*

PUln or Fancy, of all *1m* and deieripUon*, will br fnroUhed and printed's! short notice. , I?AST'©‘S’ EHitiB: 08 ,

For Pit .Goods Sure*. Shoo Store*, Grocen, JUJJlnere, and other*, plain, or with the rlcbeit alyla of border*.

■ , ‘ ;| If SlIIl ‘ ,l • INSURANCE COMPANY, / . OfdtUlng'Snn, IiutUlip^ THIS Company is now fully organized and i is prepared to insure against l e damage by Fine and the perils of NaVioatk s, -■ v board CT^. diu SI:tou«. ; ; S.H AT 11A WA Y, r ' AV31.il. POWBLL, JACOB C. WELLS, , B. ll. LOlUNG, J.lW. TALBOTT,i J ‘ JOSEPH-ZEILLER, B. J. HATHAWAY, ISRAEL LOR1NG, A. C. DOWNEY, 1 JONti W. SPENCER, • V JOHN GRACE. : : ' - :

CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, Commercial UUnkj, and In fset'every description tf Blank*, printed to pro moil eapcdlltdu*. | manner, «t very low rml**. " r DRAFTS & DRUGGISTS LABELS, Will bn printed in Plain or £<>!*"“> Inks, or Brom(

'The palm-tree with its princely crest, ' I The cocok's leafy shade/ ; *>Tbe bread fruit beading to its lord, | In yon fir-island glaflc'j t . The winged seeds, that home by winds, • I , The rosing aparrpws feed, ‘ r . ' The melon, on the desert sands/* ; Confute the. icornct'a creed.; ‘ ‘‘Ifo God!" With indignation high 1The fervent Sun is stiff'd, x And the pale Moon turns p*le> stillj ( , Atiuch an irapiousjwofd! And from the\r burning Jbrones, the Stan Look down with flurry eye. That thns a. worm of dust should, mock . ‘Eternalmajesty.

Having personally selected .the above articles, it will enable us to sell at'wholesale or retail, at as low 1 prices as thusame can be bought weal of themountains: Gjve us a call, and (examine our stock of •goods ami prices, before t ,, * ew bcm to purchase; .. f, L. GRISARD 4 SUN. '*Feb.H, 1855. ■’ - - -

. or Combined Colon, in the neateit rtylo. Printing will be done wllft

Gold, Silver, or Colon,

On Satin, splendid glazed colored papers, or Cnrli, unequalled for brilliancy.: • . , Oaf Joi Trr* U mostly .new, and of the licit slylei, from the eiteruIroType Foundry of L. J«»soadc Co., which enables this Office to do neater vrk than any other office In the region round! about. ■ ■ , iT? The patronage of the pnoIU ta eapeetfolly’ solicited. | . ' /I ; ■

BOOT & SHOE STOKE.

Ilnritj’s Sarsaimrillri, Tills truly eitrabrjlniry prapar»l ,fm •'•flhg *f* fee led a eare In every Instance where It tea beta tricil, Ihoyc of tnosl malignant aiitf mTritdie cbar' tlc r, tlSodltia for inn, deiplte mcdlnd illcnce, place It to all other preparation*. IV< mode Of (Omiw'lllon .'to* enUfn proceii, a* elaborately and iclcnlillcally ci'nib!?™, I* of public notoriety ,* and .tho faculty and public icrnermlljr accord Humpatronage a iuperior irtirto merit*. It li devoid ofutioie dnttiiclln arenU which too cummonty form unimportant ItemwhitolMi ctpi!lL»Ite medIdnet remain undected, nod will be ftjund • pcrmaticnt and radical euro la • •,

Blaln Strctl) VcTty. IlHE ’tuoscrtberhaving purchased (he store formerly carried bn by John G. Cotton, tales this .method’ of informing,his friends, and the public generally, that he has received a large addition to the former slock, and has now the" largest add best assortment of BOOTS AND' OE.S broughttoihis.pUce.,'' : * My stock consists, in part, of Mens, Boys, Womens, Misses, Youths and Children's wear —together with ; Rubbers, Of ’different, sizes, fur men, women and children. ,' HATS CAPS. : My stock of! hats and. caps cannot be surpassed in this place..' Fine Silk and Fur Hals, Palmleaf and Straw, Hats for Summer, and Plush, Pur and Cloth. Caps, all of which will be sold low for calb. ■ t ;

- : S; HATHA WAV', President • B. J. HATHA WAV, Secretary. V

Risks .token oft (be Barges of .Slcnmbbnl* and Flat Boats;'and also on Bitjldings and Merchandise's! equitable rates of preiifium by GEORGE E. PLEASANTS, 1 -noviJtf ’ . .*r 'Agent, at Ind.

■ Light, More, Light: V : : v'i -OR- ' • - ' DANGER IN THE.DAtK. TUST PUBLISHED, a bullianl and Iril•f ling production, from Ihe p.en-of I. KUo. This is a book for the times; >urid a plat eclipse of the authors first effort on the ime subject, entitled •’Danger in ikt Dark," witch has;already reached its • thirty-first edition — Those who hate read the first “Ganger,M we predict, will he die; first to read the sectnd; 'which contains twelve chapters more, nad ils®,

WAGONS AND FAH3IING UTENSILS.

r JFor ( tha Weekly Reveille.

. Dyspepsia or Indigestion,Scrof- , v uln or King's Evil, Af--, > ■ ' . feci ions of the Bones, Syptr- , . .tlis, Delrtlity, Haliitual Costive- ■ r ness, Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases, Liver Complain!, Piles, Female Irtegi*lariliw. Fistula/ Skin Diseases, Dis- ; eased Kidneys, and -as a great '. and Powerful Tonic, Puri- 1 Tying the Blood, and- ; ••j'/nr'-Invigorating Iheeh- ■ ■ ■. 'v Tile System, • .

it j. J- nuis.

Let honesty your no do be, , ■ In every thing you do, ■ Be not your neighbor wronged by you;

But be to all men true.

OABRIAGES &. BUGGIES, Waooss, Drays, .Carts, Plows, Harrows,' Hay Bakes, Garden Rakes, and all kindLof work generally doneTn Shops of this character.

Oppress not those wko ate in need, ,

a beautiful frolispiece. — CT A single.copy wiirbe sent by mil,! Trunks, Catpel Bags, Hose aad Half Hose, post-paid, to any person enclosing one dollaroijves,'Brushes, Combs; Umbrellas, UairOii; to.F- J. Waldo,' Veyay, Indiana. • JV f®', Perfumery, &c./-«5fC., together! with- a large ‘— ~rr —t~ —~—hnd general assortment of . ‘ 1 run niiUtVcgctalJlcs, ! FanC v AriTcIeg ARTHUR’S Patent, Air-light, Self Sealing; T** 5 /m Cans, for preserving fresh fruit and veg-f 10 * necessary to spec) |j. / } ■ elables, is the best article in use ,fbi the pur- j The-subscriber intends to sell very chdap, pose mentioned above. . All kinds of fruit and respectfully invites every, one to call and and vegetables can be kept sweet and fresbwarnine hjs stock Before purchasing else* the year round, by using them. where.’ hiaj2 SAMUELDURNALL.; The undersigned has. been appointed wlel 1 agent in Switzerland -county ..for ihe.Sdle* ofj the above Self'Scaling Cans.’ A variety of} sizes constantly oti haul.' Call and‘see. 1 . * Je20 * P. &. LINDLKY,

: But rather to them give, For every hungry one you feed

Crops arid Prices.

The patronage or the public is respectfully solicited, afn4 1 will endeavor to give entire satisfaction’to&U who me with their patronage;, friends who hare so liberally supported me heretofore, !■ return my sincere thanks* SAMUEL SHUFlC ' Vevay, Feb. 28, 1855.--Cm' ' 1

Will bless you 'white you live. '

"We' have searched dil igently in all directions to ? be able to give an indication of future prices.- 'From the most reliable data within bar reach, wo judge that wheat for future delivery will range slightly above 81 a bushel; we sli&U expnet to see the flour market settle in the vicinity.of - 86 a barrel. We are apt to overlook the fact that the com crop*govcms the price of wheats /; This yesr many thousands of acres of promising corn wore destroyed by rains, and floods, so that notwithstan-1 ding the greater breadth planted, we shall not have over an ordinary crop. Oats and'potatoes will come in to help out the wheat and corn, so the effect will be that of an ordinary season all around. Plenty' of hayr.and fodder will back up the coarse grains; so that farmers will do as' the/, please about parting with their live stock, which 'w^lt-still keep up the price of beef. These staples will control the-pri-ces of all minor articles, and so, as we look upon it, both buyer arid seller will be ,upon, about an equal footing, and that is as it should be. . ' 1

»» through the couniry, and Die certiorate* which arts cvcit day received, should more than salbfy the dbubtfiif that it will perform what U *tat*1. and may be ImpttHlIy 'relied on »Iih perfert confidence, no matter bow decp-MSlrd the affection nr <f what duration. 1 ask Oie sufferer to take a botib*. awl If relief l« not experienced, I my Uko no rnorv. Tint 111*a fast, and an obvmuione, that thow acml (jrtrtJ ifam pa rillaiMeMlbnilly (mi prcaler credit Ilian a carefully prepared sod genuine medicine. 1 asterl. tiiy Compound -lynni Sarsaparilla lo Lethe i*rt. Vi rally, it I* ma Je-of the my beat root, in con nnlnlct) (jam, carefully .and chemically.combined, end leri time*/trim ger than, any of Die other tircwratl(in*. Secondly., the active principle being ei track'd by a powerful tincture-prcii. made especially for thl* idjcrt, tho woi.d.-rfnl curt* |>er formed, and daily crideurr. In truth Justify the miuo. Korea to br mateo-ly ' J.L. TlilKflAlTD, Vevar. ., .Manufactory Till ami firean streets, boulivllte, Ey,

For often in the poor man's breast, , Our blessed Savior reigns, And he will give them'peaceful rest

From all their toils and pains.

SADDLERY SHOP.'-

Then be not careless in your deal; But render each his due, : r And dark lemorafi lhou shall not feel. For Gmufoth lore the true... . Quereua Uhvi, July 20,1856;

.On Pike tlreei, heltcem Ferry at\d Liberty. ’ ffl 1 (IE subscriber.u'ouId.respectftilly’infurm JL his customers and ihe : generally, that he keeps ronstaiUlvKgQsk on hand, of. his own - manufacture,large supply of Saddles, of every description, both for ladies and gentlemen; gen* eraFassortment of .. ' .

SEBASTOPOLTAlCEN!

Great Excitement In the Crimea. . PUB undersigned invites thd attention of Ibis friends and customers, to his new nd fresh supply of . . Family Groceries. Ills stock consists in part of 110 COFFEE, NBW ORLEANS & CRUSHed Sugar; New Orleans a lid Sugar House Molasses,- Teas of all kinds. Dried ' Peaches, Hominy, Soda .and Salaratus,,Rjce t Soda, and Hut- . . . tef Biscuits, Spices, Nut Megs, Raisins, Can- . dies, ' • ji ■ ALSO. F L O UR A tf p B A C O, y, ' Wooden Wash Boards and Tubs, Brooms/Firkins, Rolling Pins, in fact ', • every thing-’usually; kept in a Family Ulrocery.. All such - articles will be mid at a ; ‘ very small profit. * ' ■ Term? cash—Quick sales and quick returns, ■i ALEX; DETBAZ. ■ Yevoy, March 14._18fiS. ,. ’

t Letter Irom Illinois. >■ W«| have received a letter, from-David Smith, t who . went i to Kansas from this county. Wo copy an’ extract for 1 the benefit of our readers : * ,‘

. Keilbcn P, Crutcher, ; MERCHANT TAILOR, ' ‘ MAIN STRETT, VEVAY.* • HAS taken the Shop formerly occupied by Mr. Dukiu>i, and intends to cutygV and make all kinds of gentlemen’s' doUitsdrl in the neatest and most fashionable style.' The latest New York anil Paris Fashion* ru ulaily received, and all work warranted sail factory. A share of public patronage, is rj pcct fully solicited. . nlnrCij

Drldle*, Jlartlngnltf, ■ Collan, 'Ilnrncti,

: IBVfwEAi\A. : Broagtd Horn to the Door of the Miltoni A TVoxoerscl l>iwovckT has'reccnlly been made by Hr. Curtis of ILU cily,. |a tho treatment of CpnyUBipliim, .tiih mai and all dliease* of the I - nn ff,-- (vfifr L ' Byreoua. or Inhaling nysrau Vawir aud Chens Syrup-", '.Wly/thu now . meihoil Hr.C. ba» resinned many aiCIrtederrt to per* fen health; asauevidentt>T which tie hat Itmuaicn--blecerttflcale*. ’Sjuathigof the treatment, a ptiyitMan remark*:')! ,l« evident that lnhatlug>-«bn«laiitly OreaUilnf an.agreeable, licaftn?, ra[*>r, the tiKillcinaV properties luUV tome In direct cunuet with the w holer of ibo a nil vpviiy v»f Itie litngt, and thut etcapu the rrany and voris-l rhaiurealirmlurcd upon them when iunulnced Into tic Mohtacf(7and Miblectcd in th» nroic» of Tin} Ilygeana U for aalu at all iba drugcitU' thought tlic rountry, - ■ - : . ■, Ywf * IhilchutMof Jan H. v The Inhaler t« worn pnihu lavatt uwrr Iha lioen without the iuoinvu. leiiee— the heal of the body being tufBcleiii to -vnmjraja tlio duld, . , Hutdreds of C.ti.KS of CUItLS Ilka the followInr might be named O no package of llygeana baa euredl - me of lUa A.STUM.l of «U yean vtanding. Jai. F. Keetbcyry, t*. 31. of Dun can non. Pa. .1 am rated of tlie-.liilljIA of Itf ycira atandtuc br I)r. CurtU’ Hygojua.. • ■ • • ■ • ■ • ,. .Martraiwi Easton, V. >,*rt. Paul of No.} Jl-m.uond »t., .V. V. Wat cured ■ of a sejrtri' r**« of llmudieiiwbV tho Hygcana. . Jiy'itiilerhaibeftiturrdofa lUSTIIESSlXO COUGH nf-tcvcral yi-ar.tttaiidinij, and derided to bo Incurable ’ bv her r.nytiriaw. She %ka CCHEU in O.Nfi MO Mil ' by tho ll/gcana.' j - tl. II. GanbtVt, P. M., Richmond. Me. Price lhn*u Hollars a Paltage. Sold by CURTIS * PERKINS * JIOVHdf PAUf, No. MO Charabcra tl., N. V. 4 paf,ia?ct arntTrec by cspreM to any part of tboiUnllcu SU'te* fur Ten Holfart. 1 ft*. U.—Hr, Ct 'rtls* Htgeana lt the original and ONLY GENUINE AtTi ICIJ£ all other* aw Um Imlbllont. or rllu and I NJU.R • OvS, counterfeit*.. : Sbuo them as y«n Would POISO N- ’ aepllv *■ i j J. Iu'T/I/eDAOD, Agent, Vovaj,

XI n me a, Hiding Whlpfi Trvinkj, &c.,

which he will sell nLveryrlowest cash-prices. N. B. - Constantly on • hand Collars' of ihy own. manufacture. - Also; llames and Chains, of a superior quality.. : ■ i. ;v . ; v. WILLIAM FAULKNER.

. . . I am ndw! living in St Clair county, lllinnio, 1 IDinn 1 lofl Indiana, I went to Kansas Territory/ I traveled about two hundred ‘miles iij'ifab territory, and did not like the country. The Indians iavo got all the good land—they own 1 all the good land- that had got any timber on. To go'through Urn territory and look at &e country, it is the prettied country I ever saw; the prairie isall tolling—you may stand oh the high-! est part and look as far as the eye will carry yon and you will, seenothing hub one vast prairie—there is not a tree to he seen;- timber and water are very source; the best tree I saw in the territory would hot make over two tep foot rail-cuts.

Veavyi March 7," 1S55. ; r*7HE subscriber issiill etljrngeil b'tisiJL ness, and;is prepared Jo to orderTomb Slones, ..Monument oil kinds of Building SVork. such asMTllnj Wjndow.Sills and Caps, and Curbs, made of Saijil- Stone,'v Stone. American orfltnliau - I have appointed L*. P. SCHEftCKjSf - my Agen: f i the sale of all' done by'me. Ciders left with; Mr. ScItencU will be promptly attended to. malG-Cin . T. J. VANOSDQL. '-

HEUED7 FOB THB SUMMER CoiIPjJlKT. —The great increase of deaths among children has become cause for serious apprehension, and any remedy to avert the fatality should be tried. We have been told of a remedy for eholcra infantum, which is said to be excellent, and its pliqity will warrant a trial. Here it is:--Tak? onepound of flour and wrap it tight* ly in a cloth, after which boil it for three hours; let it get perfectly cool before the removal of the cloth; then remove all the glutinous substance from the outside, which will leave the interior portion hard like chalk. This 'should be'grated to serve as thickening for milk, (from one cow, if possible to obtain it,) upon which to feed the patient. It will keep, fora long time, and it is said by those who have used.it, to be more beneficial than anything else!. \

r|lHE STATE OF. INDIAN., TO-WIT ■ X' In tbe Switzerland Circuit Court] ‘ . Sophiah.Pliinplon, . i '. ts. * • ' > Petition Tor Divot. Shepherd W. | . . . It appearing from; * davit filed that Shepherd W. Plimpton , a necessary party to-said action, and. is : ti a resiuenioflhe Slate, of Indiana; olio lhai le said Sophia Plimpton has a good cause ole-; lion against said Shepherd W r pj imptpn: le Aid Shepherd W.'Plimpton is therefore t ely notified that the same wilt stand for at at; tbe next term of the Switzetland.Ci ill Conn, to be holdenatthe.Court. House U te town of Vefay, County of Switzerland, ir io State of Indiana, on’the first Monday-in >- vemDer,; 1856. If tbe said Shepherd r . Plimpton fail to appear and make defenc :o said-petition, the matters and things the n will be taken as confessed, 1 and decree eti r- } cd accordingly. ’ Attest: IRA N. MAUN, Cicrl R. N. Lamb, ally for pUT. : . aul-:

DRY GOODS FOR

P..‘S. Said Vanosdol lias opened a Stone Quarry in 1*1 eosprit Township, of such ,stoiie as our County flail ft being bhilt’of. bui ot a quality to any here’efora (just fieri.

■SPRING. PDj SUMMER; /■3EATS $ SCHENCK, corner of Mam JL and Ferry streets,, offer asusual.’to their customers andolhers,*. • ! • A Very Extensive and Attractive Stock, In Fashionable, Taslefpl and Useful Styles of] Dry Goods, consisting in partof Ladies Dress Goods, of’ to riou s q uafiiles ondr p ri ctp; Hareges, Ue Lb ides, Ginghams’,' Lusters, Merinoes, Lawns, Swiss and Mull Muslins,’’ Dot*. 1 led'and Corded.-Swiss; Embroideries, LaCes, | Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, Ac., Ac., to- j get)ier wiip Licfens, Musiinr, and all kinds of plain goods.; Also, 1 ' Goods for: Men .and I hoys’ wear, consisting-of Cloths, Castmetes, Satinell, Jeans, Twenty Cottouades, Denims, Drills, Linen Coating. Ac., $c. ;

: .Sint li’dnf oimdfy.. THE undersigned, haring- permanentJy established themselves at Rising Sun, in the Fon ndryUusincss. would res pectin I Ijr. i n- r form the Hay Growers of Indiana and Ken-’ t£ky, that they still continueio manufacture Screw's for the'Mormon or BeaterHay Press, which are : not inferiorTo any made |n the UniteilStales, from the fact-that the' best. Presj Builders gi ve bur Screws;the'preference overall-others.. - .. • rT- r ‘" We- have also Patented a Hone--Power, saidlobe.by competent judges, the best and cheapest Herse Power in’ use, (which -can "be ttachedto the Press if desired. ; . f . -

There are hundreds of families there, whV if. they, had money to take them awQ)\.wonld leave: In places, the whole lace of. the ground id covered with shell rock. The best part of the territory that I was in, is from Lawrence .City to the mouth of Blue river; that is the best timbered land; there is some timber on the east side of the Kansas rivei:; but that is claimed by the Indians. Labor of all kinds is low, hoarding is 81 50 per day. Kansas has been misrepresented' entirely. The wind blows so hard that a man can't keep his hat on his' head—it blows con- . • j ■ .■■ ■ <( stantly.. I have the rheumatism in my arms and or else I would give you the full history oL the/territory.— You will please send your paper to me, at Fayetteville, St. Clair county, Illinois, and oblige your friend. ■ ■ , P. S. Tlm crops all look fine here—wheat harvest ja overy and it is an abundant one. Com and potatoes lookTery fine. .< Tell -Ihst Kansas is the wrong place unless he has his pocket fall, of “rocks.” , * ■., . ‘ .

READ A!V 0, RE FEE0TI DR.:lHpNAPARTE'S CHEAT WORK ON. rDiicniti ofjUit’iGtnlul Orgftni) : V.' , ' o*lia*> the PJIIVAxe medical treatise.

f|!HB STATE OF INDIANA; TO : WI - X ln thp.Switzerland Circuit Court * Electa A. Mitchell; i „ . ' j - vs., > Petition for Divorc ‘ Nicholas Mitchell, ). ■ , ' . ‘ It appearing from • ] fidavit filed that the said Nicholas Mitcbel s a necessary parly to said action;, and is nr a resident of the State of Indiana; he is her y notified of the pendency of said action, 1 J i that the sfime will stand for ItiaP at , the r f term of the Switzerland Circuit.Courl,Toe i hoWth at the Court-.House in the townlf 1 Vevay, county-of Switzerland, and, Stataf 1 Indiana, on the- 1st Monday in Novemli, 1865., If the Mid Nicholas MUcheUfatlp *&ppear and make defence 10 said petition, fe matters arid things therein will be'taken a confused/and decree rendered accordingly.! . Attest, , . RL1 N. MALIN, Clerk. —-R/N. Latob, attorney for plaintiff,; v, ‘l ?Xlie fircat Discovery. -\. KBOL liE B IOiV! FOR C UR LIN Q TEE HAIR!

All orders in Switzerland Coflnty, left with FI L. GRiSARD & SQN, will be attended to. J. M. RBtSTER & CO. Rising Sun, June'27, 18661. ■ Itf.,

TO health, - Adapted to’ttie uto of every Int Nrldiul (mala and fe.tnale.1 The (fiea.tctl book, am I only one, ever pah* - lUhcd tnanj langnafft.or In a. -1 ? country, on til* mliJect,fo.r S5 cenu per copy. ’ TbU book IcL'a bow to core the following dltci’*ei,and cnllyhl* cn V | °* tt - w ho , trope in dark near: Gogor/bov Gleet,’Chordee, Strictqrc, Ph most*, Para* ptijim a *, Grave) '• ’ SyphiUl*,. Bubo, WmU, Blot* het, Benin* alUm, Seminal Weal ne»,Mu<* tujbatfon, of £«lf-Ab;n»e, Sop* preadon of the Menaea,. raUlojf of the Womb, low toprevent Pregnancy, Wnnatnalloi.’, Barren neW,l>beu madam; dco.,&o~ It treati on Midwifery, Abortion, MttmrIai»,Ce)i(uey, with remiritlotberotinr a id old of both wxc*, whieh e ■ery.ono ajpald know. I alyi tell* how la promote 1 ie .growth, of the Hair, a xljiroTenl lu Calling off, <fcc. — ’ JPr* Udlca In want of « pi saint and rate-remedy ft r Irregularitlei, obrirnetloni &e.j tan obtain Man* ait Loziaa’a irelebnlcd Femilo .Monthly f ti office. ; | "''I- • f Carr: ox.—Married Udlei in certain ptoatf MuAODht nil uae thum—fpr reaioiU, ace dlroctlooawUneach. Cot. Prim SI. Sent by mall to all fyutaaf tap worlds I TTj* Penone addroariog Dr. B- Boaafawa,#y mfJIr. ■wMbing a reply, will pimp* I&ljSee w pomrge aUmp., AUo, ail who aend for Book* or .Bill*. • . irpThia Book *ent under'et’tl, pori-pahf,.to.all; part* of the .world, on receipt of 35 cents; ornp coprlea for 11,00. ' 1 ffVAil orders addmaed to Dr. B-Bonarawra, No., 167 Sycamore it reel, between PiAD and Slx&itnete,, Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctually attended lot Dr.. B.' can bo eonutled upon aU-dlio.aaM.of which hi*. book trealf. Office boon from 8 A. .V. to 8 P.k.

Apple Ddupuho.— Butter a six quart pan (an old dne,) and fill, it one-third full of pleasant sour apples, previously pared* and quartered.■ Poor oyer them sufficient warm water to cbver them.— Havh ready a stiff batter, made | of sour milk in the same wayas for ‘'flapjacks,” only much thicker, ppnr.it over the apples so as to entirely cover the surface, be tit top of the.stove, and turn overit of the same size, to keep in the steam. Cook with a brisk, steady fifi£ serve hot, and eat with a sauce by the following directions: ■ Take one teacnpful of sugar, half as much hotter, melt them together, and stir in a large spoonful of flour; then add;, a pint of boiling water, stir it well and flavor it with nutmeg..

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Boot and Shoes/ Hats and Caps, .Combs, Fancy Articles, Queens ware, Glassware, and Hardware, Cutlery, Ac., together with a large and general- assortment, of Family Groceries. Terms always moderate. may23

FURNITURE‘STORE,

IVeuEaiuily Grocery. Oa the Comer SfJIalu and Perry Streets, VEVAY, INDIANA. ’ fipBlE undersigned btu.just, opened an esX'jablishmeni jn Geo!tl. Kyle’s building, when heintendi keeping s well selected assortnint of ’ .?• t

AMCD : C ABINET SHQjf. (akek !pleasure in -ini forming the’citizens of Vevoy, andgt . the surrounding country, thkt he has just opened Shop on Main street, in Judge* ft Clarkson's new* brick, where be intends keeping on hand ail kinds of ‘ -

, 1 \FMJILY GROCERIES, .Such is .FLOUR,- BACON, Potatoes, Sugar,

TURN ITU HE,in a workmanlike manner. AUo, Sal Work, which will be sold as cheap ps ah; where in the West.' . t * IP* Repairing done on reasonable terms. mar28 . E,' XilTTLEPtELD.

| Molasses, Mackerel, &c.,&c. ; Togetfer with Wooden Ware,.Hollow Ware, ihd nroerous articles not necessary to men* prising fU-articles usually kepi in' G ftce| Stores. '‘ v J ' ■SJhadverliser solicits a share of patronage, and itjnus to tell very cheap for cash. ■ RemnberHie pIace, opposite Odd fellows' Ball, S door below. Thiebaiid’a Drug Store. . SepCS, 1864. v ’ . F. S. lilNDLEY.

FOR many ‘years,(this been, the object- if deepest study with chemists and otheri, to produce &' fluid lhat, appliedUo the haii, would cause it-to 'waive and curl, equalii bcioty'lo ih'e natural curl.. ‘ ‘

BLACKSMITIIM TUB undersignedlhas removed his shop to the new shop ,on Ferry . . street, above Pike st., near* * «.*W- || | > . ly opposite/ Price’s Tailor jya . Shop, .where’ he is prepared. MIctca to do all kinds of BLACK*/- /QSSqSc, SMITHING, particularly Re- /'■jp' pairing, Horst Shoeing,’ Wa* / HV gbn”Ironing, . Plow. Making,/ ; |Ay - Am, Ac., in' the best styles , ■ on the shortest notice,.and. mostjteacin able terms. All work waattirrico, « ■ ; :-,:/, B. D. ANDERSON. 1 , Match21,1865.:: ■-

Water-proof Stuff fob Shoes.— -A Bail road engineer, who has . tramped the Mad River Valley in his favorite vocation lor the last fifteen years, gives ns the following recipe, which he says He knows is right: ' ' ' . , - . - . One pint of linseed oil., two ounces beeswax, two ounces burgundy pitch, one on nee spirits of turpentine, f Melt the pitch and wax in the oil over: a slow fife for half a day; put in the turpentine while tna mixture' is warm, and put away for use. When granted, rub it into the leather; but do not heat it in, as this destroys the elasticity of the leather.

■ .• - THE KHOLLERION - It the only article; ever offered, to tbe.world that will effect this moat desirable object—--But three or four applications are necessary to curl the bair as much ax'may be desired, ■ for any length of time. -- From. the many testimonials of those who have useddt/the cuhh. ccriberdoes not hesiute’tb warrant UjeKROL* LGBION to satisfaction; and ptove as recommended in all cases. • *•

GO* Hev Abel Smith, editor of the National Magazine, thus points out the course that should be ipursued by the editors of newspapers:• We do not in our editorials, hold ourselves responsible to the personal views of any individual patron. For ourselves, personally, we would not subscribe asix-j pence to a periodical which should bold itself bound to re-edit only received views, or to bring ua from mouth to mouth such opinions only as are admitted by common consent,* or area repetition, a rehash of oar own individual thinking. We pre-fer-something independent—even if it challenge, sometimes, our dissent. This is one of gibe prime rules of good editing, and he that don’t like'it, bad better clear oar track as soon as possible.

• lliUnBS.ofllie.Cour is . ‘ In TUCoUNTf: or BwlirZKILSNOrlNOUHA.' ICIBCUIT COURT. . 6th Uony'df April (■ 1 rtMondayot November

/ CQUUON PLEAS COURT-' ; 1st Modi’ of April. 11st Monday of January, lit Monty of OcU 11st Monday of J uly, , ■ ■} CnffllSSIGNEUS COU11T. - IstMonn of MaicnVl IslMonday of September IstMotyy bfj une jlitMpndayofDecember /y Ploy* r: PloWs. ’ • • i A SliLL fot of.Slcel mould board Plows/ q bVid shd for sale cheap by 1 / ! < marl \ V'F. L: ; 0R18ARD & SON.

DENTISXltlV r <gwi PR* J.W, BAXTER will coitinr, /RMMKuf; to practice in Veyay, the flrati MJ -LUjJLrMoncJay, Tuesday and WednesGhent, the first Thursday} Florence, tbe> firet'Salmday, ofeacbjnoDth, Warsaw, theSecond Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday olV each n\onth. Not.- 10, *63. 21-tf,

.The receipt for making, with full directions for use, will.be sent on the receipt of one dollar, .post-paid. .The ingredients’will not cost otfet 13 cents. ' ■ - ■ v Direct to] H. A'. FRBBMONT, .. ap25-3ra Warren, Tiumbiill Co., 0.-

Jesse V. Short, Undertaker, RESPECTFTLLY informs the cit-, izensof Vevay and vicinity thal^^ - hs constantly-keeps on hand ready-made Camus, of, every size and variety—and is al ways really to attend calls at the shortest no Uce. Persons can l be accommodated with any quality, from plain poplar to the finest cloth coveied, or with air-tight, zinc, or tin coffins, at a moment’s warning and the cheapest rates. He is also prepared and teady at all times to attend funerals with his hearse.

FAMILY GROCERIES..! ON hand, a large and general anpply of Fresh Family Groceries, braong which may be found the following articles; '• Coffee and Sugar, Molasses and Rice, Teas and Salaratus, Soda am. Starch, ,

C, B. TI1ARF, ATTORNEY dt COUNSELLOR At LAW, CAHUOIXTON, KY. , WILL attend to any professional binsincssIhal may be confided to him, ini Ken*lucky, or in the part.qf Indiana adjacfent to* Carrollton. Office on Main street, adfcining Gardner's Hotel. .

Put nr Wheat Early. —Farmers! now is the time to prepare land for wheat.— Don’t forget the lessons of the past two years. Remember that early sown wheat generally escapes the rust and the midge worm, (weevil.) We know some farmers who intend to sow all '‘ their, wheat before the last of this month, August See to it also that the land is deeply plowed, and well drained, then the crop will be ready to withstand either a dry or a wet season.

BCOTS SHOES.—A general assortment just leaked, which In addition to ou; formitaiock nukes our stock such as cannot be wpswed. w. SHAW $ SON.,

Candles and Soap, ' Allspice aud Pepper. Just received and for sale low by ■ marl WILLIAM SHAW ty SON.‘

S^'VS —SAWS,— is prepared to file and net Ba« Sj or |j 0 gjjy thing c )s/ in his line at short ntfice. ■IEJ8E V. SHORT.

LARD.— A prime article ofj Leaf Lard, put up for family use, just received and for sale low by Wjfl« SHAW & BON. CHAIN POMPS—We keep 'constantly on hand Chain Pumps. For sale low by ;■ feblt F. L. GRISABD ty SON. ’

Hat*—llatH. MENS Leghorn and Panina Hats, I Boys do do do. , V Also, Palm Leaf, SHaw, $8., i[C, Just received and /o; sale’low by_ ‘ " ma? - ,w. SHAW £ SON.

jpy **Jn l how does the thermometer stand to-day?” ■ i ; ■_ “Qnrs stands oh the mantlc-piccc, right hgin* the plastering."

CHEESE.— 25 boxes prime Western Reserve Cheese, the best of all for sn&sd in haivesl. Just received ,and for sale by /• Je27 1 $ CO. ,

JUST RECEIVED.—50 bb)s{£anawhaSalt, and for Mlemhcap, by (TEATS, SCHENCK ty CO.

Comer of Ferry andl'ike Slreelt, , THE subscriber-has removed his shop : lo the building, _ U. P. Schenck's storejond is prepared to'make.to null i '* ~ 11 Il Mlii a anything in -bis-line—such os'. ’