Weekly Reveille, Volume 38, Number 20, Vevay, Switzerland County, 7 November 1855 — Page 4

Now We Have It. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION.— Dr. Jonas,: one of (be roost celebrated phyafc u to Rev York, write* u follow*:. - ■Dr. Cnrtl*—Dear W«—Haring wltncaKd th« ftgeel* or Inh sling Hyrcan Vspor and Cherry Syrup, la a ca*e of * chronic Brow chill*, and being nadila favor of eonater-trritaUonlit afihctkw* of th« throat, bronchial lobe* and lane*, I can therefore eheerfally recommend your Medicated Apparatus aa being lh« most convenient and effectual mode of applying anything of the kind I hare ever seen. Ro douU \houuodi of persons mar bo relieved, and many eared, by using year remedies.' Yob an at liberty to use tbU In ant way yon may tn*k a roper. Respectfully, your*. 6ce. . 1 ■ C. J0IIM8, IX. D, f Ko. U9 Bouton street, New-Yort. Prof. 3. Center write* n* as follow*;—, Gentlemen;—I bare recently had occasion to test yonr Cherry Syrvp and Hygetn Vapor ip a can of chroDle ion throat, thatbuf refcaod to yield toother" form* of treatment, land the remit ha* satisfied me. that, whatever may be your preparation, It is no Impo. sltioo, bnt an excellent remedy, I with; for the sake of the afflicted, tbit It might .be brought within tfaa each of all.

POETRY.

boast, bat be did . not believe there was another race of then on God'fl with that coiU have, framed' the’ free injlitotions made 1/ par father*. Since the. world** history commenced,, a Wasbinglonbad never amen in anyiconriliy hot onrt, . ■ It required all our rigilence to preserve this, government, jltyreigners ’ cpuld not d q it. ■ They did not lovo it os well as wo did. Ha did not blame them. Every man loved bis native land better than any .other, As long as we coaid safely bo generous wc were so; and we sard to-them, evan now come and share oar liberties, oar lands, and all oor blessings; we mate only one single reservation, and that for vour good as well as oor*. Wo sjo bot the trustees of God. who has given ;ns these blessings, and we dare not commit them to strangers., He wished a change in the naturalisation laws.—an extension of the time: so as to give foreigners a belter opportunity to become aeqaainted with onr. institutions, and to fit themselves for taking part in our government. No mail waa to bo npbraioed for wishing to. tako the best possible care of bis liberties, or for refusing 10 share, theip'.until the little rcsidam was not worth keeping. These men came from monarchies, where they bad been Accustomed, pot to governing, but to being governed,. Wore thay ever called to vote there? }Why the-doctrine of transubstadtiation was not a greater mystery to them than the elective franchise.

Pierce administration. Is for the forma' tioo of a pew, practical Union party-ppon the living Issues essential to a good, and useful federal administration. Nothing else will do for a third party in the battle for the Presidency, . A Soaker, on bearing a man cone a particular piece of road, went up to him and said,-~ | - . "Friend, I am under obligations to thee, What thou hsst dona l would have done, but my religion forbids it." Don’t let my conscience.. howefer, bridle thee. Give thy indignation' wings; and softer not the prejudices of others to paralyze the tongue of justice and long suffering, yea verily.

oniiires, on yes.

SADDLERY SHOP.

IF yojo want cheap bargains just call tod examine dot stock of, * . r 1

On FUe ttrett, httwtn Perrg and LUnrty. m»B subscriber would respectfully inform' ■Jl bis customers and the generally, that he keeps constantlyHjA. on band, of his own manufacture, ir large supply of Saddles, of every description, both Tor ladies and gentlemen,* besides a gen* eral assortment of Bridles, Martingales, Collars, Hansen,

The Assembly of llie Dead.

Dr. Hied,»traveler. through the highlands of I\-ru, is said to have found lately in Ihd desert uf Alcoa rna, the dried remains of an assemblage of human beings, five or six .hundred in number— men, women and chUdreh-aealed in a semi-circle as when alive, staring info the 'burning, waste before them. They hid.nol been buried—life-bad not departed before they Hhus’iat around —but, hope was gone; the invaders were at hand, and no hope being left, they had come hither to die. They ■tilt sat immovable in the dreary desert, dried lithe moftimies, by the effect of the hot air; Wy still kept their position, sitting up as in solemn council, while o’er that Areopagus si-, fence broods With dull and lurid ikies above, [■ And burning wastes orotfnd, A lonely traveler Journey'd on, i Through solitude profound; , 1 Nojfand’ring bitd’s adventurous wing, Kauied o’er that cheerless waste, ; No trees across dreary bods, • i A welcome shadow cast.

FALL AMD WINTER

DRY GjOOPS, Before - purchasing elsewhere. Thankful for past patronise, we solicit a continuance of the same. We will not be undersold by any in the market Tot cash or approved country produce. Our stock is now larger than ever before, consisting in part of the following articles:— , ; • Blue and-Black Broad Cloths; Mixed, Pilot and. Beaver over Coating; Black, Mixed, and Fancy Casimeres; Black and ■ .Brown mixed Fancy Satin ells; ' - Mixed and Fancy Jeans;, Black Bilk and Cotton ■* Velvets; . Silk and . . wonledSargeij. . . • A .: ■ . Black and fan-* - cy drew Silks; black. ’■ andTaney Lustres; English Uerinoes A Cobuighs; plain and fancy Octanes; French tnd American Ginghams;. Calicoes; Merino Plaids; Red, mixed, yellow and - white Irish Linens; Linen Table Diaper; bleached and Brown Jacquard Diaper; gents and ladies Linen; Handkerchiefs, Silk ' j Cravats, Ac,, 1

. Han«i) BtdlstWklpt, Tniolu, which be wilt cell at very lowest cacti prices. ■N.B r .Constantly on'hand Collarj of my own manufacture. .Also, Barnes and Chains, of a superior quality., - v , , . WILLIAM FAULKNER. Yeavy, March 7,I8M.‘ ' .. -

Ret. pr. Cheevcr writc*^-Rxw-Vork, Ror. 15. l&J. Dear Hr:—I think highly of ))r. Curtis's Kygeaoi, as a remedy In disease* of the. throat and long*. Hat* Jug bad some opportunity to test its efficacy, I am continted lost tl U a most excellent medicine r both the Fyrup and the Inhaling application to the chest. The Hygcana Is for sale at Votay, by J. L. THIK* BAUD. lC7*Seo adrertlsemcot beaded Hjxesna la Ihltpjper. fehea-fim

Xggr A fanner in Bonth-weslcrn Ohio being asked if the rain had done much damage replied: ‘yes, theearapf com are so. long and heavy that tney reach entirely, across the rows and very much impede the locomotion in its fields.’ - The country is in a dreadful condition.

Hurley’s Sfusaparill:i. THIS truly extraordinary preparation hating ef. fectcda cure In etery instance wheroltbaaberntried, and those esses of the most mstlgnant and Inveterate character, standing for year*, despite medical silence, place 11 superior to all other preparations. Us mode of composition and entire process, ■* elaborately and scientifically combined, Is of public notoriety, and the faculty and public generally accent that patronage a superior article) merits. ItUdesold uf tho-e deitructite agents which too commonly form an Important Item when lea* expensive medicines remain undected, and will be founds permanent ami radical care In

S5P When the peacock londl bawls, soon wo will have both Ain and squalls.

\ With scorching pestilential breath, 1; The desert blast f wept by, * 'And, with a dull and brazen glare, w 1 The sun looked from the sky; )■ Yet onward still, thotigh worn with toil; % ' The eager wand'rer preas’d, r ' .'While earnest hope Hi up hts eye, ' . And nerved hia fainting breast.. Why paused he in his onward course!, . ; Why held hts sjruggling brealhf tVby gazed he with'be wild* red eye! Is Ihis.the valley of death! tDefore him, sat in stern array; * All bushed as if in dread, -. Yet, cold and. motionless, and calm, . ‘ * A concourse of thedead. '-

.igr’When black smiles cross yonr path, black clouds much moisture hath.

Together with a general assortment of

Groceries, Qnccnaware,' j Hardware, Ac., Ac. bets ■ TEATS A SCHENCK, .

Ririug Sun Iron Foundry. THE undersigned, having permanently established themselves at Rising Sun, in the Foundry Business, would respectfully inform the Hay Growers of Indiana and Kentucky,' that they still continue to manufacture Screws for the Mormon or Beater Hay Press, which are not inferior ip any made in the United States, from the fact that the besi Press Builders our Screws the preference over all others, „ We have .alio Patented, a Khnt Power, said to be, by compete at judges, the bestead cheapest Horse Power iq use, (which can be Itacbed to the Press if desired.

t3P If the cock goes crowing to bed, he’ll certainly rise, with & watery head.

BOOT & SHOE STORE

-•(£r When yon soe the gossamer flying, ho re sure the air is drying;

Dyspepsia or Indigestion,.Scrofula or King's Evil, Affections of Hie Uones, SypJiilis,Debilily, Habitual Costive- ' ness, Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases, Liver Complaint, Piles, Female Irregu- ' lari lies, rislult, Skin - Diseases, Diseased Kidneys, and as a great and Powerful Tonic, Purifying Hie Blood, and liivigoratingtliecutun System.

Main Street, V«r»jr. fHIHG subscriber having purchased the store JL formerly earned on by'John 0. Cotton, tabes this method, qf informing bis friends, and the public generally, that he has received Vi large addition to the former stock, and has now the largest and best assortment of . BOOTS AND SHOES r ever before brought to this place. ; My stock consists, in part, of Mens, Soys, Womens, Misses, Youths and Children’s wear —together with Rubbers, of different sizes, for men, women and children. HATS AND CAPS.

> If tlia term of naturalization was extended. or tlie law entirely repealed, it wonld [make no.difference in the immigration.— 'Foreigners did not come hcre‘ to vote. 1 — They, knew nothing about the: elective franchise lintil’they learned it on onr soil. He did not object to their coming. On the contrary, he would say, come,.one — come all. We will receive and entertain lltcmi-bat the right of governing wo most 1 reserve to ohrselves, and .. repel every cncrocliment upon it, and we could call on onr adopted citizens to aid-ns.' If these foreigners came" with catridgea, we would call on them to assist in repelling them; bnl cartriges in their hands , wonld ho t be half aa dangerous to the brave American party as ballots. > .• . Foreigner? already formed a third estate —giving preponderance tor either party, as they cost theirinfluencewith it-: They bpd become an object- for parties to pay court to[ and they were wooed td one side and the other-hyr every sort of promise and manoottver. I. They.feel their influence, and are claiming their share, in all the offices in the cbnniry; not as Americans, hut as foreigners; for they keep np a separate po? litical organization, and areas much foreigners here as in the heart of Germany. ’ They favor ns with their views in regard to improvements in our Government. A fellow |had.hardli shook tho dnst of the black t’onsst off his feet till he was suggesting amendments to the Constitution; and some of tho things they proposed to give ns in exchange for our liberties were curious, enough. They would abolish tho President and tho Senate, and have a single popular branch of legislation, whoso members could bo recalled at pleasure. They would giao ns their German dream of democracy, . t.. - Kossuth—that begging patriot—who got bis country in a fight, and then was the first to run away and ieavc her,! charged the germana here to hand themselves together and their opportunity to vote, in such a way os to benefit their fath-er-land. He did -not npbrain them for doing so. They had o right to love their country as ho til to love his, but to sub* rail to be’governed by this foreign horde was to make us native-boni the '-only alien? in cur native land. Ho then,spoke in glowing term? of the Union, and. B aid be loved the Atheeican party because it was dovdted to ils preserv&tion. Their principlesmdstaltimstely prevail.- They would continuo to advo'Cato them notwithstanding . their failure in other States; •would submit to be railed proscriptionists, if laving their own countrymen better.than any other, made them such; till these principles should be triumphantly established at the capitdl of the nation,

a man may miss' other tbingstbe never misses his month.

THE WEEKLY REVEILLE

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All orders in Switzerland County, left wfth P. L. GR1SARD 4c SON, will he attended to. J, M. REISTER & CO. ■ I Rising Sun, June 2VI855. • Ilf

Across the burning waste t/iey gaied, ■ With fixed and slonyeye, * As if strange fear had chained erewhile. Their gaze on vacancyj • A nd woe and dread on every brow. In changeless lines were wrought— Spd traces of the anguish deep That filled their latest thought;

lUevtenslre 0K\ (brooch the couplry, mJ (fio certllleatct which are every Jay retditd, should more than satisfy the doubtful that ll will perform what u stated, and may bo impllciily retied r.u with perfed cunjldeuce, no matter how Jeejesested the affection or ej what Jurat inn. I ask lire sufferer to lake a Indite, and if relief bo hot experienced, | M v take ■>.> wore. But It 1* a fart, and an cl v reus one, that thov< k'nil (|sart) Sana ]karUIas occasionally gelgrealer credit than a carefully prepared and genuine medicine. C assert my Cutupuund Bynm harsapariUa to be tho boat. Firally, ll Is wade of the very best fool, ip ct, cd titrated form, carefully-and che ml rally combined, and leu limes stronger Ihatrany «>f tbo other preparations. Secondly, the aciivopriuciple being evlmcKd by a powerful linen re*prei*o made esj«cially far lid* object, the wonderful tores'performed, aud dally c> i ; deuce, lit troth Justify Hie unit!. For sale by Manufactory Tthaod Green streets, Louisville, Ky. ' ;.J. L. - Till KBAUD. Wbolesaloand Retail agent for Swiirertaud co. Also, for sale by the following Agent,; J. M. Kaon**,..Ml. Sterling. Gao, MtL'i’LLorx, Jacksonville. H. Other* in, llennliigtun. Ku AanatsaN,.MoorlieIil. * Stiate & llutvca, Bray town. 1- Journos, AJio's Landing, IVa. Blasts, Fa I rv low. ■ • B. L. Simmons, Kalerprfre, J. M. Faow is. York Ton nslilp. II. S. Montgomery. septifi

, OFFICE] . Over GrisarJt , ‘ Hardware Store{ 2 d Story, .\ Corner or Main and Firry Streets.

My stock of hats and caps] cannot be' surpassed in thU place. Tine Silk and Fur lists, Palmleaf and Straw Hats for Summer, and Plush*, Pur and Cloth Capsj oil,of be sold low for eatb.

Tse above establishment t/ supplied with a doe assortment and variety of .

- ALSO-

They seem'd a race of other times. O’er wboin the desert blast, ■ For many a lo/ig and weary age,, In fiery wrath has passed; Till, scathed and dried, each wasted form Its rigid aspect wore, ■. Unchang’d as years successive passed • lonely deseito'eri, j Was it the clash of foreign arms? Was it the invader's trpdl From which this simple-minded race In wildest tenor fled! < Choosing, amidst the desert sands, f * Scathed by fhe desert’s breath, . ; Rather than liv the invader's steel, , To meet the stroke of death.

Trunks, CarpetTBags, Hose'and'Half Hosti Gloves, Brushes, Combs, Umbrellas, Hair Oil, Perfumery, *c., $c,, together with a large and general assortment of

' And all kinds of material necessary for (ho prompt, neat and economical execution &f . g>iaiiEcnrQKi©v '

Fancy Articles, i not necessary to specify. The subscriber intends to sell very, cheap, and respectfully invites every one to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. mayS SAMUEL DURNALL.

"The following are a few of tbo varieties of printing done at tbit office 1

CARBS, PUia or Poor,* of all tii-* red dceriplioui, will bp

■ NEW lllill, . AND NEW GOODS.

JAMES HARWOOD and JOHN P. DOAN, (under-the name and style of Harwood & Doan,) are now receiving and opening in rooms numbered 2 ond 3, (fronting on Main street,) of the Odd Fellows* building, on the corner of Main and Liberty streets, in Vevay, a large and well selected) slock of New and Fresh 1

. ip ass'© ir sanjUiSfl For Ury Goods Stores, Shoe Stores, Grocers, Tslton, i MUUner», nml olhcr»jpUlo,or with Uio . richest stylo of borders. CIRCULARS, BIEL HEADS, Commercial Blanks, and In' bet every* description of ' Blanks, printed In tho most expeditions manner, at very low rate*.

furnished and printed at short notice.

HEAD AM) KETFLEUTI DR. BONAPARTE’S' GREAT WORK ON

• DUtnica or the Geullwl Organa, CSIXtill.TlIK

And there they died—a free born race— From their proud tiills away,-. i ■\Vhile round them, in its lonely pride, ‘ The fat free dejfcrtlay; And there, unburied, still they sit; All slalue-like and cold, , ■ Free e’en ju death, though o’er their homes Oppression’s tide both rolled.

dry goods,

PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE; OR, GUIDE'TO HEALTH. Adapted to thtfUW of every individual Fmalo anil female.]' The greatest book, and only one, ever published In any language or in any country, on this subject, fur SS cent* per vopj ._ § Tills iNjok tells how to cure ll.o falfapiug dln-ares, ah') cnlieMCJL'those wtm.grojie In dark iie*i: Gouorthic, filed, t’lmrdee, .Stricture, HhvmtvJs, Paraphy ntoeis, 6 ravel, Sy pldllis, tluba, "Warts, llluielit-s, ,svnuallstti, Seminal Weakness, Masturbation, or Self-Abuse, .Suppression of the Menses; Falling of Ure Womb, how to prevent I’reguanry Barrenness, llhiru nothin, Ac..Ao. ' t , U -treats ;iR Midwifery, Alroi--Ilori, Miscarriage, Celibacy, Wjlhrematkdo lliu j uung and old of both sexes; which everyone should know. It also tells how W promote lire growth of the Half, and prevent lh failing off, Ac. r e IE? lunllcs In want of a pleasant and safe remedy fiirlrrrj;ulantlei. obslnitllonJ, Ar„ tan obtain M»niws Lsun’s celebrated Feronki Monthly Hills, at Util office.. Csmao.—Mairled htdlcwla mlala situations should kM use ftem—far reasons, see direction*with nth bon. Prise bl. Senrby malt lo#U part*of tire world. JTr* Fersons addressing Dr.E. Locn-sar*, by mall, wishing a reply, wllf plow so Inclose a postage stamp. Also, afl »bo- rend for Books or HUK. - This B-refc rent oader K-al r post-paid, to alt ports of the weeht, *u resclpt *f 2S cunts, or Ovc cup tcsforffl,**, ■ ITT*AH ordmaifilreweiltreDf. K. Boxiriav*, So fit Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, riaelanall, Ohio, will bo.pnutlually attended to. I>r. "B, can be totisnlled upon: all disease* of which hisbook treats. Office bwrsfroin 8 A.M. to 8 H.M.,

DRAFTS *. DRUGGISTS LABELS,

Groce ties, Boots Jt Shoes, Hats, &c., Queers wifv, Table and Pocket Cutlet}', <Vc,, dec., all of which hate been purchased at the low* csl Wholesale Cash Prices, for Cash; ami will be sold as Lovr u the Lowest, for Cash,

Will bo printed InPlainer Colored Ink*, or Bronte, or Combined Colon, In the neatcit »ly 1c. Printing wiilbo ( done with 1 Gold, SUrer, or Colore,

On Satin, (plendld glared colored pa pen, or Card,, unequalled for brilliancy.' , Oar Job Tirr tj tnodly new, and of tho Ulett itylea, from the exteniiro Type Foundry of L. Jon** eon dr Co., which enable* thUOfllce to do neater work than any other offlce-In tho region round about.

or exchanged for Country Produce. We ate determined to afford such induce' meats to those wishing to purchase Goods in out line as will make it .to their-interest tu favor us wilhlheir custom.

the - Tress.

ir tjon h o-' BAX*.

Vum in the right the Weekly Press should be, The tyrant's fix;, the champion of the ftei; FailbfJl and constant to its sacred tnist-i-■Caltn in its utlerance/in its judgments just; Wise in its teaching;’uncorrupt and strong To speed (bejngbtaud to denounce Hie Wrong! bong may it be $re candor must confess i .On Fipdom’d scores, a weak and venal Press!

: TT~P The patroug* of the publlo Is res> ptetAdly lolltlttd.

' We shall replenish offeu.so as to he able at all times to furnish Goods, of the latest styles aud newest pateins. HARWOOD & DOAN. Vevay, July 12,1855.

1%’ewArrival.

Sittlugs of the Courts Ik tux CpttKTT or Switzcklakd/ Induka. CIBCMIT COUBT.

THE undersigned having replenished his Family Grocery, and daily receiving new supplies, begs leave to inform the public that be is now prepared to offer the necessaries of life to the hungry and needy, at a very small profit for cash. Having purchased his stock wRb cash exclusively, it enables him to sell them very low on the same terms.

6lh .Monday of April J IstMondayot November

: coranoN PLEAS COCBT. tst.Mbuday of April; 11st Monday of January, 1st Monday of Oct,; 1 IslMonday ofJuly,

COjllfllSSIONBKS COURT.

E O US. Speech of Boil. JT. J. Crittenden. A mass meeting and Barbecue of Americans fras held at Falmouth, Ky., a few days ago, on the occasion of the presen-

IstMondayofMaroh) IstMonday of September Jst Monday, of J une 11st Monday of December

His stoclt comprises of everything commonly kept in a Grocery Store, such as COFFEE. SUGAR, MOLASSES, Vinegar, Candles, Soap, Sals rat us, ■ Rice, Cheese, Crackers, Mackerel, Pepper, Table Salt, and TOBACCO AND CIOARS For those who indulge in the nauseous weed. For further particulars call on the undersigned. - ALEX. DETRAZ, .No. '4, Scbenck’s Block, iepl8 Ferry street, Vevay, I nd; .

.IVEW ’(ROODS. OI& pieces Fancy prints, assorted brands. 10 :picces 'Checks and Shifting • ' i Tweeds, ‘ • 20 pieces bached Shirting and Sheeting. 10 pieces Bed Ticking, 3 4 to 4-4, V 6 pieces Black Luslets. | 4 pieces Superior Black Silk. ' 15 pieces do Silk Handkerchiefs. 5 do do Linen Cambric hdchfs.. 3 do.'Red Flannel. 2. do Yellow Flannel. 1 do ‘Green Flannel, 3 do White Flannel. , ' . 6 do Plaid Liniey. . , Besides the above, I am daily receiving additional supplies, which will always keep my stock.full and complete; and to which I invite'the attention of the public.- • ' f ■ F. L. COURVOISIBB. ! «pl5 No. I Odd Fellows'Hall.

tationof a banner by the ladies? of Frankfort to Pendlktox—the banner county in the recent election. About 4000"people were present. Among tbe speakers of tho occasion,'.was Gov. Chittekoes, a brief# synopsis of whoso remarlcs we present below; •

lUl.OUb'S'

FEVER & AGUE CURE. ■ AOH the Prevention ami CmeoflMra. Jt*'■ MtTTMT flUll IlBMITTKnT Ftvvas, Flytk . snd Aouk, Chills ink Pevik, Dumb Arur, ' QK.sr.n.U, Debiuty, Knurr Sweats, ami ill ' rthef form* of dltcaso which have a common -origin In MALARIA or MIASMA. 1 TlilsW a KATURALANTIDOTEnblth willenllrtlj {protect toy resident or traveler eren In the most richIt or awampy lo«IUW, rnrni a»y Ague or Billons dl*mv< while ter, or say Injury from coBiUmiy.loballoe Malaria or Miasma, • ■ , Ij will Instantly eberk tbc Ago* la perms wbr> hare suffered from any length or time, from one day to twenty yean, so that they new! cover hate an other Chill, by continuing louse according to diretllons. The patient at once to recover appeUto and strength, and continue* until a permanent andradkol cure Is effected, ■ - ) One or two bodies will answer for ordfoaff cssesf, some may require more. Dirccttol 1 * printed IB Ovr* °r sawstvT* • ’ . R'ew*y«riti Jano-Jt IS5T.. **I have mada a chemical examination Of‘•Knen*i'‘ Peru sin Aocu Ccia," to ifili« and bare tested It for Arsenic! Mereuir', Quinine, and Strychnine, but have not found a particle of either In It, nor have I found any substance In Its composition that would prove Injurious to the constltutloti. A JaUBS R. CHILtON, M.D., ChemUU" EVIDENCE OF fflElliT, Lowlsbufff,Union Co- Pa., May 2, IfiSSl Mr. J, A. Ruonst'-DearSlr: The bos *of medicine* {on sent me was duly received on tfao 11th of . April, bare sold about ono half of It, and so far the people who have used (tare satisfied that it bat. anted them. - It has certainly slopped the Ague ln even one who baa usee it, and aiz of the cases were or lepr stand* lug. My abler, who has Jutd It . for fire dr tlx years bock, and could never ret It stopped, except by Quinine, and that only as long a* ane would wee it, U now, 1 think, entirely cured by your remedy. - C. B. McGlKiV.”

irbe Union and Itae Constitution The New-York Herald, onft of the leading independent journals in the' .United States, contains the following: . The. American Party—Important Movement—The Presidency. —Among the resolutions adopted hy the late State Convention party ol Virginia, held at Lynchburg, was the following; “JReiolved, That in the judgment of this convention all ceremonies of initiation into the American party bo discontinued, and all obligations of secresy be removed —that its meetings shonld bo open and public, and its proceedings conducted in accordance with the usages of political bodies—and wo inviio tho co-operation of all g(jod men who approve the principles and objects of the party." This is < an important movement, and foreshadows the jcomplete reconstruction of the 'American parly throughout ■ tho Union; aijd the work may yet bo done, upon n sound, | practical, progressive, matter-of-fact, constitutional and Union platform, in lime for the Presidential elec- : tion. There arc two parties now actively in tho field for 1858—the democratic and the Soward black republican party—but scattered between these two parties there is an abundance of floating materials. North and South, for a great national third party, sufficiently strong to slip in between the democracy and tho black republicans, or at least powerful enough to carry the election up to the House. Let the Union and tho Constitution, a now administration, a bold foreign policy, an efficient navy, and general retrenchment and reform in the dispensation of the spoils, bo the card, and tho now party in carrying tho election to the House, may win tho day. Let tho Virginia movement bo followed tip, The masteries and novelties of tho l(now ’ Nothing organisation ant worn but. Tho true policy of all the Various elements of all parties opposed to this

Amidst the party strife of the last few yeare, when the only straggle* seemed lb be, not how the country shonld be (governed, but who should govern;it—unexpectedly a new party had grown' out.— Without a cause? Jfo. It, came from ihe heart* of the people. A conviction -was Inahing its wpy from heart io heart, that foreign influence threatened oar liberties. And thBj thought of having them subverted on one. own soil, afbosed every 4rae citizen. It was the people's party. ’Immediately after the Revolution, when ■our country waa impoverished, and pur forests to,be subdued, foreigners did not care about coming to share our labors. For the first twenty years hnt 6.000 per annum esmo: In the next twenty from 1810 to 1830, they came at the rate of 12,000 per annum. These were absorbed by our ‘ people and became Americanized. ' ,

BEADY-MADE OLOTHING. HARWOOD & DO AN have jiiat received v and opened a good assortment of,

Kcaily-iTIade Clothing, suited to the’Fall ind approaching. Winter seasons. The stock is of that kind or Goods and make to recommend itself for DURABILITY AND ECONOMY 1 to the wearer. We have Coals at from £3,60 to $12,00; Vests from $1,25 to *5,60,. Pants from Sl,50lo $6,50. ; Vevay, Sept. 12, 1855.

IVeirEaihflfCIrocery. Oa tke Comer ofUila Mid Ferry Streets, . VBVXY, INDIANA,.

THE undersigned has fast opened an establishment in Geo. U. Kyle's building, 'where he intends keeping a veil selected assortment of " . . '

Wheat, Wheat! ; QA rtAO Bushels. I will give the highest uU.uVU market price in Cash for choice Wheat. F. L. COURVOJSIER. . No. 1 Odd Fellows Hall. Sept. 261h, 1855. . '

FAMILY GROCERIES,

Such as FLOUR, BACON, Potatoes, Sugar,

Bat since that time a new scene had been exhibited. * From 1840 to 1850 they came by the hundreds of thousand*, and sinca 1850 they bad been coming at the rate of between 4 and 500.000 per annum. ■ Thia foreign invasion of armies and voters became alarming. Was there any probability of its decrease? Kb. It is true that it bad fallen off a little in the past year, hut when the war which was now swallowing up the surplus population of Europe closed, wo .should bo again inundated with-ths desperadoes it has made. . . The like of such an emigration the irorld never saw,’ When the children of <, Israel quitted Egypt they were not more . in number than Upu annua! immigration. Your forests are now subdued, and.jour country made habitable, and they now ■ cbtnti to share it with you. Your free institutions have became a light to the world, and they are attracted by it, 1 'The grave question is, are these' foreigners to bq entrusted with thepresena(ion of our liberties? IJo wonld not

Molasses, Mackerel, dtc., dec. Together with Wooden Ware, Hollow Ware, ana numerous articles not necessary to‘men* lion—comprising all articles usually kept in Grocery Stores.

i ' Cntlon to Airat Snffcrent Tike no non Arsenic, Toole*, Mercury; Quinine, Febrifuges, Strychnine. or Antl-Periodlcs ofany kind. The mll'uoin) Ineflldency of, then noxiotti potion* proves then to bo (ha offspring either of false medical principle*, or ofmercenary <]nicks, The oply remedy In existence (hit u both tore tod harmless, t> - * RHODES’ FKVBR AND AGUK CDHB. For sale hi Vcnray by J ( L,THIR0AUl>} ModrfleU.Wpa. ROGERS; end by dealer* generally. ■

The advertiser solicits a share of patronage, and intends to sell very cheap for cash. Remember the place', opposite Odd Fellows’ Ha)), 2d door below Thiebaud’s Drug Store. augIS J IRA L1HDLEY.

JOHN W. ELLIS «fe CO.,

Smith’s 'Ionic Syrup, JUST received and for sale, by aug22 TEATS t SCHENCK.

FURNITURE STORE:

| Wholesale Dealer* la Dry Goods, Jown W. Ellis, 1 23 Fzabl Stbset, & W.“: I CINCINNATI. AH prints sold by us aro warranted fast colors. scplfi

II. T. Babbitt’s Potash. IN TIN CANS of six pounds each, 72 lbs. in a ease, warranted superior to any in use, and at about (he same .price of the ordinary Folash told In caska. This me (hod of potting op the a Hide, renders It much more convenient for retailing, and In Ibis reipect, therefore, is very desirable. Printed dire e Korn fbr IU rue are placed upon each cap. The article baa been in the market for the put;threo year*, and wherever It baa been t n trod Jim. given (ho highest satisfaction. Any person desirora. of giving the article a trial will, on remitting to my address |3. be sent a case of U packager. Also, B. T. BABBIT'S CELEBRATED SALERATUS, In one-ponnd packages, expressly for family n»«, sixty one-ponnd packages In each box. With this * Ealentui and soar milk, or cream tartar, bread and cake* of every kind can be made and baked Ijj half ( * an hour, at any season of (be year, andlnsny climbs. , Direction I Ionising U accompany each package. 1 Also, Baper Carbonate Soda, Soap Powder, Yeast Powder, Cittlle 6oip, Cream Tartar, and Candles of all kinds, B. T, BABBITT, JvlE-fim ■ Soi. 65 & TO \V*!hlnjlop meet, f. y. * ,

e. UTTurtsu). J. s. uoNTconear. Littlefield & Montgomery, WOULD respectfully call tbe attention of the public to their large, and fine assortment of

SAWS— SAWS.*—The subscriber is prepared to file and set kawi, or do any thing else in bis line at short notice. , 1 JESSE V. SHORT.

CABINET FURNITURE,. Comprising eVety article in Their line, and such as we have not on hind we will make on the shortest notice. A liberal discount for cash payment. We bare a new Heane, which is for the accommodation of the public. Collins procured on the shortest notice. Clarkson’s Building, Main street, Vetay. . sepQfi

RICHEY’S Pagnerrcan Gallery,

CHAIN POMPS—We keep constantly on hand Chain Pumps. .For sale low by 1 febU. P* L. GR1SARD $ SON. .

Over A. Detrai’a Grocery Store*

Kanawha Sait. JUST received -a shipment of No. I Kanawha salt, TEATS S[ SCHENCK.

BOOM OPE* 0*' Thdradaya, Ritnrdtyi.

Dress Goods. *■ K pieces French andTJnglish' Merinocs, JlftjP 10 ps. All-wool Delane drDeRcges, ■ 20 ps.printed DeLalnet, , 20 ns. Alpacas, figured and plain. . ■ aepllS AVM.51OT$SON.

yfcRODUCE taken in exchange for Goods, JL . or in payment of any debts by auS . F. L, GRISARD fit SON.

RECEIVED, per steamer J. H. Done, direct from the manufacturers—*35 KEGS BELMONT NAILS, which wil. be sold low for cash, by may30 F. L. GRISARD & SON.

OAYAQONB for sale cheap, auitsblo for m by P. L. GRISARD & SOW.

TOMB STONES * MONUMENTS. THE subscriber is still engaged in the business, and is prepared to make to order Tomb Slones, Monuments,! all kinds of Building Work, such asB WindowSills and Caps, and Cistern! Curbs, made of Sand Stone, Lirae[ Stone, American or Italian Marble.jj 1 hare appointed U, P. SCHENCK J my Agent the sale of all work* done by me. Orders left with Mr.' 1 will be promptly attended to. raaI6-Cin . . T. J. VANOSDOL. • P. S. Said Vanosdol has opened a Slone Quarry in Pleasant Township, of. such stone as our County Jail is being biilt of, but ot a superior quality to any heretofore quarried. a* 1 Scbcnck

BLACKSIITHING. THE'undarsigned has removed his shop to the new shop on Ferry < street, above Pike st., near* -ly opposite Price's Tailor Shop, where he ir prepared to do all kinds of.ULACKSMITHING, particularly Repairing', Horse, Shoeing, Wagon Ironing, Plow Making,^ &c., &c-, it] the best style—on the 'shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.' All work warrsntxo, R. D. ANDERSON. Vevay, March 21. ’M3.

■Using Sun r INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Riling Ban, Indiana. THIS Coraparty is now fully organized and is prepared to insure against the damage by Fike and the perils of Natioitioh. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. B. B. LORING, S. HATHAWAY, WM. H. POWELL, JACOB C. WELLS, WM. T. PATE, J. W, TALBOTT, JOHN GRACE, J. M. GINNINGS, J.P. ULREY, GEO. GILLESPIE, J. W. SPENCER, S. P. COVINGTON, B.J. HATHAWAY. • S. HATHAWAY, President. B. J. HATHAWAY, Secretary. ' Risks taken on the Barges of Steamboats and Plat Boats; and also-on Buildings and Merchandize at equitable rales of premium by GEORGE E. 1 PLEASANTS. aug29 tf Agent, at Vtvay.Ind.

TREffl£ftl)OI/S EX C IT EM EXT IXVE VA Yl Continued arrivals of ' NEW GOODS. (Direct from New York,) AT F. L. COURVOISXER’S STORE, In No. 1 Odd FtUowi’Uall. ItHE undersigned, Ibankful for past TaYors, . reipecfully solicits* continuance of-the same, and lakes this method of informing old customers, .and the public generally, that he has just received a large Stock, consisting of •/. DRY GOODS, ' ■ GROCERIES, HATS & CAPS, (iUEENSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY; .' .■ BOOTS fc'SHOES, AC. All of which will be sold'at unusual low cosh prices. Those wishing to purchase will please call and examine. through tuy stock before purchasing elsewhere. J Batter and Eggs. I Will 6? taken in exchange for Goods; also, *nv article of produce. [ ' . • irReiPember, No.i l Odd Fellows* Hall, the.CoiK H“f c Noisier; 1 Successor *o ‘ ' HARVYOOD $ COURvPiSIRR. Vevay, Ind., July !8,1865. ;

JEW YORK 600QS. FAIL TRADE- 1856, THE subscribers: ard now receiving and opening, just from ' NEW YORK CITJV A very Urge and extensive assortment of Dry Goods, Actions, B OOTS <b SEOS, &C„ dG u Embracing, all the articles usually kept in tbeir line, which hue been purchased entirely with-CASH. We feel confident we are abte,'and we believe williog to sett las cheap as the cheapest,.'. We invite our friends and the public in want of Goods lo cail on us and examine for themselves before purchasing. scptl9 - 'WILLIAM SHAW $ SON.

Kciibcii P. Crutcher, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAIN STREET, VBVAY, '' MR. CRUTCH ER has removed his Tailo Shop to the room «djoinipj?Thie- w |« baud's Shoe Store, where be is prewred^B to cut and make all kinds of gentleman's 'clothes in the neatest, and most fashionable style. The la£sl New York and Potts Fash* ions ore regularly received, and' satisfactionguaranteed in all cases. A liberal share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. ’Vevay, SepL 12,1855. ” '

. BEiXTISTRV. giMfc DR* J. TV. BAXTER will conlinto practice in Veraft the fi»t t ryMnmTiiy, Tuesdiy and Wednesday; Ghent, the first Thursday; Florence, the first Saturday,* of each 'month. Warsaw, the Second Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each month. Hot. 10, , 63'. 21-tf.

C. B. THARP, ATTORNEY A COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CAUBOLLTON, KV. j WILL attend to any professional business that may be confided to him, in Kentucky, or in the part of Indiana adjacent to Carrollton. Office on Main street, adjoining Gardner's Hotel. * $ep7