Weekly Reveille, Volume 39, Number 14, Vevay, Switzerland County, 2 April 1856 — Page 4

Vi >. Bogbmine at. One?. ; • ■ ■: : ; Faith is the starting post of obedience; but what t want 10; that you start immediate! —thatyon wait not for more light to spi itoalisp your obedience; bnt that yon' woik’for more light, by y ielding a present obedience op to . the present light which yoa profess—that youetirup all the gift-which is now in-yon; 'and this is the way to have the gift, enlarged, that whatever your hand findeth to do' in the! way of-service to.God) you now do it with all your might. And the very fruit of doing it beca'iiw of hhr authority, is that you will at- length do it hecaufo of; your own renovated taste. ■, As you per* I severe in the labors of his service,*yon wilt grow in the likeness of his character. The grates of holiness will both brighten and multiply upon you. These will be your treasures, arid treasures for heaven, looV4-t her delights of which mainly consist in the affections, and- feelings, and congenial employments of the new creature.—J)r: Chamber*.

THE .WEEKLY f BEVEELLE aiiilitii ■ oppxobj , ■*:':. *

WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED 1 THE UT Or LOVE MAKING. mnE rao*t cslrsonliniry book of the XicetccDlh I Cculnrv : “THE BLISS OP MA RRIAGB. THE -WAY TO THE ALTAR. MATRIMONY MADE EASY; or, HOWTO WIN A LOVER. One volume of 160 pages, 33 mo.. Pries Oce Dollar. 500,000 atready lewea. Thirteenth edition ready. Printed on the inert paper, and Illustrated In tbe fluertttyle of art “Lore rule* the court, tbo camp, tbe froro. For Lore U Hearen, and Hessen is Lore/ 1 60 ait IheBird: yet thousands pine I Pot lore—of life tbe light divine— Wbo did they know Mine gentle ebam, Tbe heart* or tbow tbe; lore to warm, Wlgbl1lve, might die, fa MU* supreme, 1 Possessing all of which they dream. Tbe road U> Wedlock would jon koowl Bela; not, bnt to BON DO ITT go. . Time Bits, and frtm hU gloom; wlngi A shadow fall* on living things: Then aetie the momenta a* tier pui. Era (ill the Uat mqd* through the glass; At leait tbe present la joor owu, j While all tbe feta re U unknown. A banpj marriage man or maid j Can now secureor RONDO Ur’S aid. : contents: It teaches ho* to make Udlet dr gentlemen win the devoted affection* of a* mao; of tbo opposite *ei a* their Aearu may derire. And tbe plan u ao simple, jet ao tapUratlng that all rosy be married, irrespective of age, appearance, or potlUooiaad It can be arranged wUhmen ease and delicacy that detecUonblmpoaalble. : 11 leaches bow to make lore. II teaches ever; eyo to. forms beauty oftls ova. It teaches bow to act when fasdnaiM by aUdy. - It teaches bo* to make tbe wrinkled face smooth. Jl teaches you tbe kind of wife to select to render home happy. It gives Advice to the lover who ban been once truly accepted am* Is rejected afterward through the Inter ference of friends. . llgtTesaremed;fo»unre(tnUt«dIore.' It girt* jou Instructions for beautifying tbo perron. How to have a handsome (See and bands. - How to remove tan sod freckles.: h LetVare wn Lvte, or a PvViiae AAvVuVo Harried Ladles and Gentlemen. Tbla Is decidedly tbe most fascinating, tote retting and really use fat and practical work on Courtship. Matrimony, and the duties and delights-of Mailed Life, thuhss ever beenlssned from tha American pros*. The ntliflelal social system, which In so many Instances prevent* a union of bean*, and sacrilleei to eonUohstlun the happiness and even tbo Uvea of Ihnttsands of the young and hopeful of both sexes, is thoroughly analysed and exposed. Every one who contemplates marriage, and wishes for an Infallible guide In the uleeilen of a partherfor life, should purchase tltUgrvaf text book of counubUI felicity. . No one will ever regret the price paid for such an Invaluable secret,.* r BUN of any oflhespeele-p*vlng banks In the United ■Kales or Onadas received at pur. CoM duit tan be sent from Callfornls. ... All that U necessary for yon lodo Is to write a letter In as few words as possible. Inclosing ONE.110LLAU, and write the name, with the Piut-oitieg, County, and Ntale.nm) direct to PROFESSOR KOXDOLT, Pi susnta and A cm 01, . ■ No. W Forty-SI ttli street,' X. V. , Damir and lUvixrosr. IC-J. Xa<«u street, ant the wholesale agents. v : deci-CnrKw'vet3io nif* LOW AgenU wanted. ’ ’

New Principle! No PoUooI

&jji IWltf Hefoille.

The Prairies of Indtina.. • The lice between the prairieland and the timber country of this Stale, runa'diagonal ly, from the Ko'th-Eosi to the South-West comer. Beginning in ;the North-East, in the county of Stoubehj it mns along through the counties .of N6 ; ble, Kosdusco, Fulton, and Pulaski, to Carroll, where U crosses the Wabash, and bears Soiuh across Tippecanoe, and then runs South-West through Fountain, Par* ke, Vigo, Snlllvatt and Knox to the rap*, ids of the Wabash, where it recrowes the river, and proceeds indefinitely. The line is remarkable, inasmuch as ft separates two portions of the State entirely dissimilar in soil and natural productions.— South of the lino, the timber in a forest, dense, heavy, and of Mery .variety of ape* cies of tree, and the soil is a clayey. loam. North of the lino, the timber, whercvcr.it occurs, is in orchard, like—groves, and generally consisting of little variety, .being mostly oak, and the Soil is a sandy loam. - ?■ •

RHODES' 'FJEVER A\D AGUE CURE, - Or Antidote to MolarU, TOt TUI ntTEfftlON ISO CC1K or

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fetor ud Agao, or Chill Fever; Dumb Ague, ud other Intermittent and Remittent Fereri; tleo Of Billoai Fever*, accompanied by TyphnU Sjmptomt; Typhoid Fever, Veliev ‘ Ferer, Ship ud Jolt Pom, ‘ * General Debility, Right . £wcati,dc other fans* of dlieuo warn kite i coxxox bitoix i«

How to Ok to In the B*TellleJ v ' Enclose oo* dolUrls a tetter. In the presence of voar Postmuter, vnll&f plain)? the name of the ofice w »Uch ron deifrt the peper sent, giving the name of the Count? and State, and direct In full to F. JWitno, Rivmtt Ornct, Vant, Iko., and on retern of mall, the paper wUl teach yon, and pay you weekly vUIU for a whole year.

Over Store, 2d Story, Cernir ef Hiln tad Ferry Slrtsts,

■ Tiit above establishment!* supplied with a doe assortment ofr..'-. |jdll

MALARIA ORv MIASMA. ThUoubtie itmoipherie poUon, which aleortoto so*, ■one U unavoidably Inhaled at.eveiy brvilh, u the time In character wherever It exltta.—north. woatk. rut or writ—and will everywhere yield 10 thUMwlv dUeovared ANTIDOTE, vbUb oentnlltei the polioa, completely parUeo tho ijitcm, and that entlrah i*. mavci oil the caoia of duatie.

Authorised Agasi* for thla Paper. V. B. PALMES, Hew-Yortc, PblfadelpbU, and Boston, U daly empowered to take advertisements for Insertion In Tk* Kavauuat onr regular nut. — S. H. PARVIS, He. H Fourth street, between Walnut and Vine streeU, Cincinnati, wUl receive advertisement* and subaeriptlo ns for Ous paper. — Canada A. Caorrr, Ho. O Dock street. Philadelphia, Is duly anthorUed to receive adretltsemenU forTa* Wax kit Rrrin.Lt In that city.

And all kinds of material ncewssarj for tbo prompt, nest and economical execution of , • ••

sm&mmim.

The proprietor dliUnelly elilau thcx extr* ordinary raiulta from ita oaa; ' It will protect my. reildtot or tnTtltr, area la tho moat aickly or iwampy local! del from lay agaapr MllotudUdue whatever, or any Injury from eoaitintlr UfoaUnr Malaria or Mlaama. , ' ■ It will InitanUv cheek Uio igue in porwni who have ■offered hr any Idnftb of tlma, from oat mi tfrtwtx* rr fttia, ao that they hem need bare laorraahUL by continuing ItiitM according to direction*. ’ ll will Immediately relieve all tha dutreadu taaalu of blUonsoragnedmuea, each u general deUlUy, night iweau, etc. The" patientatone#beglnalor*' eorerappoOlo and fcreoftb, and cmdunai nntU t Mr manent and radical enroll effected. And at a floor that It la alto - . - WORTHY OF PUPUC CONPIDEECE, Betaote oflii . SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARM LESS REAS, Tha fallowing certUrata from one of the mott eel#btiled chamltu to the United Stiiei la attached to or* •ry boula; ; :

7ht follow/mf few of the raktlc* of prlntJnr doDO at ihU office s— ' -

To Vrleisds and Correspondent*. ' We are wUUhg in publish all cemmnnioaUeni of modem merit to deserre inch consplcntty. upon all topic* imted to the character of oor paper; hot we do notwish to be understood, In 10 doing, to approve or repudiate the opinions they contain. Particular NoUoa to Hall Subscriber*. Snbeciiben flndlng mark*—thus: x X —on their papers, made wflh pen and Ink. on the margin under or proceeding their name, will know that their terra* of subvertpUon are expiring, and the paper will stop unless they re rati mere money.

Plain or Fancy, of all slice abd descriptions, will be furnished and printed at abort notice. JVAH'iOT TEBfclflrS#" . '

For Dry Goods Stores, Shoe Stores, Grocers, Tall on, ■ Milliners.'and othon,j>Iili>.or with the ' richest style or borders. . '

CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, Commercial Blanks, and In fact every description of Blanks, printed in the most expeditious 1 - manner, at very low rates. DRAFTS<* DRUGGISTS lsABBf.8, Will be printed tn Plain or Colored Inks, or Bronze, or Combined Colon, la the neatest style. PrinUng wllbbojdone with' ' / ' Gold, dr-Colors; Cn SsAVn, syftendAA nVueO tcAorod papers, nr Card*, unequalled for brilliancy. * Our Job Ttrx Is mostly-new. and of the latest style*, from the extensive Type Foundry of L. Jourri sox dt Co., which enables this Office to do neater work than any other bffleo In Ibe region round about ir?The pMronags of the public Is retpec (fully, solicited.

THE COQUETTE’S VICTIM, or w|ll. a. rrrexso*.

If you approach the -State of Indiana by the Ohio ami Indiana Railroad, through Fort Wayne, you will reach the prairie country near Warsaw, in Kosctusco county. If you pass through Indianapolis, toward liaiayuUe, you wiVi find the line between prairie and timber, just beyond That mown. If you go West, on the Terre Haute Railroad, you, will first see tbo prairie at Terre llanto. If you approach* South, over the New Albany and Salem Rail mad, you wilt suddenly emerge from the dense forest into the open prairie, just Notih of Crawfordsvillc.

This Hand Never ShuJck . Me.—We recently-licatji the following touching incident: '

Few years ago I knew a youth, Of noble mind and lofty aim, Who» every thought and word was Inilti, A candidate for teal fame. Within Ms dark and lustrous rye', The fire of genius brightly gleamed,. And ori his foiehead, fair am) high. The light of mental glory beamed. And from hie lips, untaught by art. Pell words of more than mortal might, The promptings uf a mmly heart. Denouncing wrong, defending tight. ' A few his glory sought (o mar, And on his name to cast a blight, ■ Bui many said a new-born star

• ' ■ : Stur Yota, June 11,1841. “I bare made a ebimlcil examination of Rhode* Fernand Ague Core, or Antidote to Malaria, and hare lotted It for Aneotc,Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but hive notloutul a particle of aUhortn It, nor hive J found any tube [inch In If* eotnpdritlon that would prara Inloriooi to the containtloo. •‘JAMES R. CHILTON, it. D., Cbitnltt <• Thli allow* oflu * FREE USB AS A PREVENTIVE, by which all per*on» may thoa be inn of entltf freedom from the above named dUeaiei no mill** how ilckly theieaaonoriwampy the locality. . PROOFS OF EFFICACY an frequently pebUihad, and the crnffdencc of the public ti aiked only u pro’ portion to IU iCtciL xmn wherever Introduced and twed, Ttioic only are railed upon to prove |u worth. One or two bollltu-wit) anivrer for ordinary caiei; aome may require more. DitecUofu printed In Geeman, French, end Spanlih, accompany each WUIe Prico-Uno Dollar.

A little hoy liml tiled. His body: war UWL retired reewi, waiting to be laid in'the cold grave.' His afflicted mother, and bereaved little sister went in to look at the sweet face of the precious hlecfjer, for his face was beautiful even in death. As they gnzcdm th. face of one fo hejoved and JckeriFlicd, the littlc girl asked to hlinkd, his hand. Ttic mother at first did hut think if best, b;it the child rei»cated the rwpiest, and soomed very fluxions about k;.tdie took the cold lifeless lintid of. her bleeping hoy, and placed it in the hand of hie weeping sister.- . ’ •

Elixtioii Notice.

rMIHE STATE OF INDIINA, SwiUcilamJ JL County,-Set. Tu Ibe SberifT of said cotmty, gtetting: : You are’ 'hereby commanded to give notice according to low, of an election to.be faulden in the seveiot civil Tow ns hips of said coun'y ■in.the first Monday .in April; A. D. 1855, for 1 he'purpose of electing tbe Tut towing named ullkers, to-wit: ‘ *

The Indian a prairies are generally fin alt compared with those of llliuoisaml Iowa, but they nre oil the better for this, inasmuch aa timber fur fencing and building is always convenient. . Those along the Wabash, iu Tippecanoe, Fountoip, Vermillion, Vigo, and Sullivan, are seldom mot's than five or six miles either in length ur biend th. Those to the Northeast counties —Steuben, Lagrange, Noble, Kosciusko, Fulton, Marshal), and Starke, are generally only of a few hundred acres each iu extent, with beautiful J , groVes every where interspersed. Those of Elkhart, St. Joseph,' Laporlo and Porter, are larger, sometimes covering, a township v or more, and are extremely fertile, and sufpahaiugly beautiful. In White, Jasper, Warren and Benton, wo reach the open, treeless, illimitable plain, stretching away in grandeur,: and sublimity, towards ihe setting sun. ' ‘ ‘

Hsd risen on the.world's dark night, lie cared nut for thp envious few,

Prepared *nd fold by llit proprietor, . . JAMP.S A. RUotoS, Providence, B.l. J, L. TKIE MAUD, Art til, Veny, InJ. Aid fur**lo by drcggUU generally. corU

Nor sought the multitude's applause.

One object, only one, he knew—- - To Vindicate truth's righteous caure.

■ The dear child looked at it n moment, caressed it fondly, and then looked np.to her mother through leant of, affliction and love, add said, '‘Mother, this hand never struck me." .. '

READ AND REFLECT! ■ DR. BONA PA RTE;Sj GREAT WORK ON Dtiraica of thr Genital Organ*,

He might hare been a brilliant slnr. Wherever duty's voice might ca'.l, A lasting honor to the Bar, The Pjjlpit, or the Senate'ball. "He muBjiave betnl'-’ ab. yes, be might, RemgWSig as 1 saw him first;. Untiinted by the tempter's blight,

.Jefferson Township.—Two Justices of the Peace, to fill the vacancies occasioned,by tin expiration of" the terms of of. Jame> tlrown and Zadig Ilous; also, one. Constable for each Justice in said-township; also, one Treasurer, one Cleric ami one Trustee. , ‘ * ■ Craig Township.—One Justice of the Peace, to fill the:vacancy occasioned by the expira turn ef the term of oft.ee of Mntlin Higgins: also, one Constable for each Justice in said township; also, one Treasurer, one Clerk and one Trustee.

CALLED THE. : PRIVATE-MEDICAL TRL'ATJSE1 OR, 01*1 DR- TO HEALTH. Adapted to lhe tut! of emit Indirldnal ('male and female.) lilt (JfOiU'lt boot. *fiJ only Otit, Vttr pub* 11‘hejl In any language or In any country, on tb|a lubjert, for Si eenH jut copy. §1ti)i book tell* hoir to tart the following and enlighten thoie who grope In dark i«*m; Gotionhtr, uteri, Chor* dee. Stricture, 1‘hymoiti, Pmnhymodi, Urate], S’yphlllli, Itaho, V.'.trii, liloclci.hetiiialltm, Aemlnal WnkntM.Uti* turballon, nr Srlf-.tbutc, Sup* j ri'nicn of the Mtr.wt, Palling of the U («il, tmw-to prevent Prey n*nr>v31 emit nation, Bar* rennett, ttheuinalltm. dce.l&u.

LET US REASON TOGETHER.

- What could have been moro touching and lovely?

. By cruel treachery uucurst. fiat think you Hist a heart well filled

Medical Properties of The Imagina-tion.-—A.noted case of cure, dfWn alluded to in medical .works, is that pf'the bcsieScd inhahiUnU of Brenda; who, when invalid and lied-riddcnwith scurvy and other com|dni»t«, were rapidly Kslorwl to health by drinking of the solution of what they were told was a very precious drug, smuggled : into tho town for their especial Itpnefit jBy tho Prince *of Orange, but;which' was really only-'a little colored water. Wen re told that Sir Humphrey Davy cured n psralplic nmn in n fortnight, by placing daily tinder his' tongue the hulbpf a pocket thermometer, from which the patient was made to believo. that he inhaled a gns of sovereign virtue.

With richest, virtues from above, Can long remain untouched, unthrillcd, By the enchanting tones of love! Like death, Love loves a shining mark. And Cupid seeks th* noblest hearts, In which to plant the deathless spark— In which to plunge his deadliest darts! Young Harold met a beauteous maid. Perfect in youthful loveliness, ■ AndthoughUbalthefro.il heaven had stray'd .Some earthly heart and home trf bless. Her form was faultless as the mind - Of poet-painter e'tr conceived, And that th'e heart within confined

Pleasant Township.—One Justice of the Peace, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the expiration of the term of ; office uf Silas. L. Smith;’also, one Constable for each Justice in said township; also, one Treasurer, one Clerk and one Trustee.

Colton.Township.—One Tiustee, one Constable for encb/Juslice in said township; one Clerk, one Treasurer, and one Justice of tne Peace, in place of Horace M.Ayres, resigned. - Posiy Township.—Two Trustees, one Constable for each Justice In said 'township, one* Treasurer and one Clerk.

HOLLO WAV’S RILLS,

In somo uf the, counties, particularly, Pulaski, Starke, White, Jasper, Porter ami Lapqrle, many of the prairiesfare wet, so ' much so, as to be considered marhbes. Some ’ of them may bo fotmd difficult to drain,' arid must remain marshy, but by far the greater pnyt of them may be most perfectly drained, when they will torm.tbemost fertile soil in tbe world. The most difficult .of drainage arc thoso about tbe head waters of tbe Morion, extending from the Now Albany and Salem Railroad, where if crosses tbe Monon waters at Mcdatyville. to Wianimac, on the Tippecanoe. There arc also some on the waters of the Iroquois, m Jasper, having I but Might fall, Thera may be some matshy lands, incapable of drainage, on the waters of the Mankakec, .above English, lake, and some on the North hank of tho river near tbe Illinois line. But all along the Kankakee,.from the foot of English lako'to the .Illinois line, particularly-on the South side of the river, there is a fall of something over.tea feet to the mile, sufficient to carry off all tho water, whenever the State ditches are made.

WI!V ARE WE SICK i

ll Ireali on Midwife nr, Abortion, MI*carriaj:e,t,’etil>cry, wiih remark* to the young and old of both width every one *bonid Know. ItalvitelUhow to promote the growth of the tlalr, andIpft'ind lit faltn.g off. At. J ll - ? Ladle* In (raid of a plcttatl and tafe remedy for Im’irulJnliti. obuructiont, At,, tan obuln Hanme toms** celebrated Female Monthly Pllli, at UiIt office.

It has been tho lot of.the human net la be ndgti.-d down byJl*.-aauandsuffering..■ HOLLOWAY'S PILLS arc specially adapted to the relief of the WKAK.'UiC NERVOUS, the DELICATE, ami the INFIRM, or all climes, ages, sexes, and euusUiniioni. Iloilo way personally superintends the manufacture of hti medicines In the United Suites, and bffers bent In a free and enlightened people, at Uie best n-nmU the world ever isw,for the removal of disease..

York To witship.—Three Justices of , the Peace, lb fill.the vacancies occasioned by the expiration of the term of office of George Land and by' the resignation of AVm; Nichols, and by the death of - Peter: Rob! (iron;. also, one Trustee, one Constable-.for each Justice in said township: also, one Treasurer, and one Clerk. - . v

Wat faultless too, the boy believed

The beauty of her starry eyes, . So brilliant oft, and ever clear,. Was like the blge : of summer fkies

Cimot.—Married lad let in rertaln tltnalior.t thuol J not ute theci—for reamo*. tee direitlonr tilth each hot. Pricey). Seiitby malt to all j.aiyiuf the world. TTpiPermtit add re* tine lir.E. lioxiriNic,bf malt, wliMmr a reply, trill pleaie Incloie a lotLire lUmn. AUo. all who «nif for QouLt or Pillt.

These Fills Purify the Blood.

These fainntis Pills are expressly .eomblned'l'iuporaw on thu stomach, tho liver, the kidneys, the lungs, Ihesktn.aud the: bowels, correcting any derangement In their functions, purifying the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus coring disease In aUllsfonni. ' Dysptpila and Liver Complaint, ■

When not a cloudlet lingers* near. Her cheeks were radiant with health; . Upon her lips a god might dwell,' And round her graceful neck the wealth Of shining golden Cremes fell. Alas! that beings such as she !

' [Written for the Reveille. TO "ANGnJ." 1 pever have seen thee, I know not if thy eyes 1 'Are dark as the midnight/' Or blue like the skiesjT Yet I know 1 ( will love thee,

tent under teal, (oil■)aid, (0 ■)! parti of tlio world, on receipt of S3 centt.ur ffvo cot, let for gl.CO. ■ ■ , , ITT* All urdert add retted to Dr. K. Boe levari, So 167 Syearaon} street. between Fifth and Filth Itrceit, Cinelnnatl, Ohio, will ho punctually attended lit. Hr. B, ean be com tilled upon all dlieaiet of which hit book treati. Off]re hourt from A A. .VI. tod P.M.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed :thc seal of the Circuit Court of, said county,' at Vevay, this 5th dayof March, A. U. 1856. OLIVER ORMSBY, Clerk,.

Nearly half the human nee have taken these PUIs. It hoc been proved In all parts of the trorid, that nothing has been foind equal to them In cases of disorders nt the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach com plaints generally. They soon give a healthy (one to Uteri organs, however much deranged, and when all other means have failed/ ' ■

Have hearts, in which deceit may dwell; Earth's most angelic forms may be

I,.Hsiao |Kexn*cv, of| Switzerland courtly," Indiana, hereby certify That the above is a true copy of the errtiftrate made out and delivered to me by the . Clerk/of the Cirouil Court, of the offices to be filled at the coming April election. ' HARRIS KEENEY, - ■ March 5, 1856.—3t. Sheriffs. C.J ;

As fait as heaven and false a* hell! Alas! that beauty often bides Around tbe meanest earthly things; ’Tis but a loathsome worm that hides

For of thy goodness I've heard, And I know thy young heart With .grief has been seat'd.

General Delitllty. -Ill llealtli. .Many of Hu; moil despotic Governments havropencd Uietr Cuilom Douses to Iho Inlnxlurtlon of these Pills, that they may become the meJklnc of Urn mu* nu. Learned Colleges admit that tbl* medicine U (ho best reraedyevet known for perrons of ilcllcatehesltii, nr where the ty»Mm bat been Impaired, m It* Invleorating properties never fall to nfloid relief.

My soul Ims pone out .To meet wiih'tbine own, For my heart like thine - . Has poured forth its sad moan. You’ll think of me sometimes, Angie? Thy Jtome is.so sweet— And ! hope that together We may. very : soon meet : Floeckcc, two. Naums.

Beneath tbe butterfly's gay''wiogs! Alas! that man's great heart should be

A toy for woman’s idle play— A toy of lltile.wortb which she May break at wilt and threw away!

SPRING TRADE. : WE are 'receiving and now opening a .-large and 'splendid assortment of

Female Complaints. -. ■ , 1 ; Xo Female, young or old, should bo without this celebrated taeJicine. It correct* and regulate* the ; monthly courses at all pertoils, acting itomanv rases like a charm. It Is alio the but and ufcit medicine that ran be given to. children of all ages, and for any .eordplalnt; coRsequanlly no family should beyithoutlL Hallo tcay't Pill* are I fie best rrmnlyinairn in He trorW for He folfowing Diteatei: At thin a - Ufanttcea * Indigestion Bowel Complaints Dropsy ' '. InBuettra Couchs Debility InBamatton Cold* Fever and Ague' Inward Weak reii Chut Ureases Female Com- Liver Complaints Costive ness - plaints Lowneas of spirit* Dyspepsia Headaches Plies Stone aud Graver Secondary Symp-Venereal AffccWorms of all kinds ■ toms ; . tlon*

Bridle*, Martin gale*. Collar*, llarnc**, Hiraei, Riding Whip*, Tmitkii, &e,,

Celeste amiled upon the youth—

Ufai du'.irc and Cutlery, consisting in part of the following articles, to-wit:— ' Tabic and Packet Cutlery, . . Scissors and Shears, Razors and Strops, Table, Tea, and Basting Sfioons . * Edge Tools of all description, Bench Planes, Gages & Squares, . Hand.Ripp, Pannel&TennantSaws

which he will sell *1 very lowest cash prices. N. B. Constantly on hind Cullnr* of my own'mamifacttitc. Also. Homes mid Chains, of i superior quality., ■WILLIAM FAULKNER. Vcnvy, March 7,

Her smiles wentto hia noble heart,

And toon Ibe flower* of love, forsooth, With vigorous growth began to start. With woman’s art she threw ! he spell! ' Of witching beauty round his soul, Titl creiy other idol fell, ■ And the reigned there without control.

The prairies.of Indiana are peculiarly valuable for stock farms. The Tippecanoe, tho Wea, the ‘ Wabash, the Monon, the Iroquois, and the Kankakee, with their numerous tributaries, and the large ditches made under tho Swamp Land Law furnish an inexhaustible supply of pure fresh .water, while grass springs up everywhere in surprising abundance. Wohave traveled over the prairies, on the banks of the Kankakee, where the. grass was so thick that our dog could not make his way through it, and so tall, that a man on horseback coold scarcely be seen a few rods off. ’

jCSrThe man whoso thought struck him, has struck - in return. \

FURNITURE STORE.

Then, when heather fee 11 ltd down His heart.with manly hope and trust, She spurned the treasure with a frown, And crushed it, bleeding in tbi dust. When Hope'sbrighl star goes down for aye, TdLetbean streams we long to go— Young Harold, ere a'not bet day, Hadin the wine-cupdrowned his woe. How all bis manhood perished in . “The damning beverage of hell"— How his pure soul was steeped! n itn Pot month* and years I cannot tell. .Enough toaiy—that manly form,— ThathriKjyhlcb once such promise gaveThat keetHpce with love’s feelings warm, . NowUeS^filbmadrookard’sgrsve.

A D V SI IT IS BMENTS.

■ K. UTTMFIKLD. J, S. HONTOOUExt. LiflJcficId & II on I go in cry, WOULD respectfully call the attention of the public to their large and fine assortment of • .

THE WEEKLY REVEILLE; ' Tcrmi .of Sttbsevlptlon,. One copy, tl per year, In advance. : If not paid In advance, |1 50. , If not paid within the year,$? ; oq. - To Clubs, eleven coplea for 310. J£pTbo#s terms will in future be enforced. . Terms* of Advertising. ' We bare adopted, and shall strictly adhere io the following rates (or advertisements: : , Onosquare, fof 10 line* or low.) forone insertion, 50 cenbieatbaddiUoiiallhKrtlont&ceut*.. . ; Yearly adrertlsen may change their advertisement* quarterly at the following rates: . One square, 3 months, - - * *3,00 One square, t year, - : - .!*■=, - ’ - - s,W. One fourthofaealnmn,! year, ;- 12,00 One half of a column,.! year, V - - 20,00 ‘One column, 1 year, ;v • ' • 36,00 - Ooecolumn, 1 year,wIlhontalteration, - 35,U0 - AdrertUemenU on the Inside exclusively, to be charred at the rate ofJO pereont.in id ranee of above rates. —So large cuts will be admitted In standing advertlremonU,*nd no unusual dUplay made without extra charge therefor. —Legal adverttsemenU must be paid for In advance. ; ‘ ... ■ . Marriages, Deaths,' nnd Religions bottcea inserted gratia, when not accompanied by remarks. —Obituaries, Public Meetings, Personal EzpUnstlons,&c..*c., U cent* per square for each Insertion. —Special ft*oJces Inserted atScontsn«rUne;and no hotfee tending to the advancement or Individual enlerprtxe wlll be published without pjy therefor. " -

Wood $ CrosscutSaws. In short, a full and complete assortment of Carpenters’ and Coopers’ Tools.

•.•Sold attic Msnafsctoriei of Professor Hot. to wav, £0 Malden lane, Ifew-Vork, and $11 Strand, London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of Medicine throughout the United Stales, and the clvlllicd world, io boxes, at SS Cents, KK cents,and ft! each, . JIT/' There is a considerable taring by taking the aigor sizes. , . : X. I).' Directions for the guidance of patients In every disorder are affixed to each Bor. ■ octlO-Iy

— ALSO — Shovels, Spades, Manure nnd Hay Forks, Garden Rakes, &c.,\jfc. 400 pair Trace Chains, . 200 Haller Chains, 50 pair Breast Chums, 25 Log Chains, 25 Lock Chains, Double and Single Bartel guns, ■ Pistols of every, description, Shot Sags, Powder, Flasks and Horns, Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, ‘consisting, in part, of . Bridge Bills, Enameled Leather, Buckles, . ,do Cloth, . Stunups A- Spurs, Laces A Fringes, Tacks and Harness Saddles, Brass-Bands, &c.,&c.

CABINET FURNITURE, Comprising every article in their liny, and such.as we have not on. hand we will make on the shortest notice. A liberal discount for cash payment. We have a new Hearse, which is for the accommodation of the public. Coffins procured on the shortest notice, Clarkson’s Building, Main street, Veray. - sep7C

BACON’S

The wild, prairie grasses will,-after her mg' for some years fed down by stock, disappear, bat timothy, red top, and blue grass will, if sown, take their place, and produce most luxuriant pastures and productive meadows. ;; r

Ululhg Nmi

The Warrior and hie Sword.

INSURANCE COMPANY.

One night a warrior was examining the blade of hie sword by the light of a lamp, which was suspended over a polished mahogany table. “Touch the point of my blade to the surface of the table;'* said the sword, “and then tell me what yon see." “I see; a shadow on • one side, and a reflection- on the other.**' ' “Very true,” answered thd sword: “and tbeir.Btarting-pointa touch, do they not?" “They touch," said the warrior.

North-west Corner of Sixthand Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. The belt School for obtaining a Practical

Of Rising Sna, Indian*. THIS Company is now fully organised and is prepared to insure against the damage by Pike and the perils of Navigation.

The prairies are not less valuable for grain than for stock,. Corn, wheat, and oats are cultivated with great care, and enormous profit. It is worth a journey across the Atlantic just to look, once at some of. the prairie farms. You may see them in all their glory and grandeur on the'Wea and Shawnee plains, in Fonn- , tain, and on the Door prairie, in Laportc. Or yon may find splendid specimens of; prairie farms at Gov Willard’s and Thomas Dowling's, in White, near Miidgo’e Station, or neat* Rensselaer, in Jasper, or near Oxford, in Benton.

Knowledge of BOOK-KEEPING, (J-e., (Ac Inttructort being Practical Accountant*. • .

Having personally selected the above arti cles, it will enable us to sell at wholesale or .retail, at' as low pnees as the same can be bought westytf the mountains. Give us a call, - and examine our stock of goods and prices, before going elsewhere to purchase. F. L. GRISARD A SON. Feb. 14,.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. B. B, LORINO, S. HATHAWAY, WM; H. POWELL, JACOB' 0. WELLS, WM. T. PATE, J. W. TALBOTT, JOHN GRACE, J, M. QINNIN6S, J, P.ULREY. OEO, GILLESPIE, J. W. SPENCER, S. P. COVINGTON, B. J. HATHAWAY. S. HATHAWAY-, President. B. J. HATHAWAY, Secretary. '

THE COURSE OP INSTRUCTION given in this Institution is Thorough and Comprehensive, consisting of ' Book-Keeping, by Doable Entry, Embracing' every department of Trade and Mercantile Accounts, viz: Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking, Railroad, Steamboat, Individual, Partnership, Joint Slock, and Compound Company Business. -

Sittings of the Courts Is tup. Cou.vtv op SwiTZEXLJteto, ImdiskA.

..NEW:-YORK! GOODS.’ fVIHB subscribers are now receiving and JL opening, Just'from NEW YORK CITY, A very large and extensive assortment of

CIRCUIT COURT.

"Now lift my point higher in the air.’ 1 Ha did so; and the higher the sword arose, the farther the streak, of light recoded from the streak of darkness.

IstMoi day of May, | lit Monday ot November COiHItlOIV PLEAS COURT. 1st Monday of. April. I IslMonday of January, 1st Monday of Oct. I 1st Monday of July, -

■ ■ ■ Commercial CalonJatloni, comprising calculations in Per centage, Exchange, Arbitration of Exchange, Equation of Payments, Averaging, Custom House Transactions, dee., 4rc.» .according to the most approved methods, . - PenruKSurp.—A good business band writing is guaranteed to every one who completes a full course of instruction. Commercial Correspondence, Embracing the general particulars of letter writing; as connected with the different branches , of Trade, including the; forms of Invoices/Account Currents, Orders, Drafts, Promissory Notes, Bills df Exchange, Ac. LEGTURES—On Commercial Law, Science of Accounts, Customs of Merchants, Laws of Trade, $c., by eminent lecturer? and business men. •

Rules taken on, the Barges of SteamboatiM and Flat Boats; end also oh Boildlpgs, arid. Merchandise at equitable rates of premium by /. ■ GEORGE E. PLEASANTS. aug29(f Agent, at Vevay, Ind.

Prairie scenery is beautiful, surpassingly beaatiful —beautifnl as dreams of .early love, or visions of fairy land. He who has never seen a prairie, as it appeals.in a spring morning, or au autumn evening, has po conception of nature in her most beauteous drapery. Indeed, no itian’s education is' finished until be has seen the prairies. —Stale Sentinel.

/ CO.IMIIKStOKKKK COURT. Ist Monday of March [ IstMondayofSeptembe 1st Monday of June | IstMonilayof Decembe

Dry Goods. (Votioiig. . B O 0 TS & BRO S, & Q. t & C K% Embracing all the articles usually kept; in their line, which ;haVe been purchased entirely with CASH. We fedl confident; we are able, and we believe willitjg to sell as cheap as the cheapest.' We invite our friends and the public in want of Goods to call on us and examine for themselves before purchasing. ' i [ sepU3 WILLIAM SHAW $ SON.

"Now, lower my point downwards," said the blade.

Rigiug .>mi Iron Foundi'jr, THE undersigned, having perraanenUy.es* tablishcd themselves at Rising the Foundry Business, would respectfully i'n> form the Hay Growers of Indiana and ' Kohr tucky, that they still continue to mapufaei ture Screws for the Mormon or Beater Hay Press, which are not inferior to any made in the United States, from the fact that the best Press Builders give our Screws the prefewnejs over all others, • .

Andlol the more rapid the descent, the more rapidly did the two contrasting columns approach each other. “Then bast taught me a good lesson,” said the warrior, sheathing his weapon, and ottering a short prayer, “It is even so with the human soul in her downward flight from virtue; it is thus that, when in contact with the earth, she reflects a gleam of heaven on one side, and casts a shadow of sin on the other. The two touch each other whed the touches the earth, and recede continually as she ascends nearer heaven.”

Metalic Burlnl Cases.

■ jesse ..y:shout, TTNDERTAKER, has and will continue to U keep on band alt sizes of the latest im* proved M'dalic Burial Case*, and also Plates with all kinds of inscriptions. He wilt also attend to cementing, and all calls in his line of business. He constantly keejjs on band all sorts and sixes of

EiTnEniTiEa on Heat ajtd Cold,—Iti a recent lecture, Professor Hitchcock, of Bowdoin College,, suggested that the great extremes of cold and beat felt through so many degrees of latitude on this continent, are owing to the fact that all our mountain ranges take a north and south direction; andbonee no barrier like thpse found on the Eastern continent are opposed to the sweep of either arctic or tropical gales.

HEADV-nADECUFFlVS, lined arid trimmed, cloth covered dnd plain, and will attend with his Hearse all funeral/ calls.' Having purchased his melalic cases of the manufacturer, and all his materials at wholesale prices, articles in his line will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms. Residence and Shop on Seminary street, north-west of Schcnck's Flouring Mil). Jan. 1, 1865.—If

We have also Patented a Hone Power, said to be, by competent Judges, the beat and cheapest Horse Power in use, (which can be ttached to the Press if desired. All orders in SwiUeiland County, left with P. L. GRISARD &SON, will be attended to.

Young men wishing to' acquire a. thorough Commercial Education, will find it greatly to their advantage to attend this Institution. TERMS.—For a full course of Instruc-

tion $40 For further particulars, please call on or address the undersigned. R. S. BACON, Principal.

J. M. REISTER At CO, "Rising Sun, June 27.1856, Itf

Comrrtso the Chuckles, to tell the Number of Days in a Month. —By counting the knuckles on tho hand, with the spaces between them, alt tho months with thirty-one dayt will fall on the knuckles; 4fid those 'with' thirty days/ or less, will ecteie in the space*. January, first knuckle; February, first space; March, second knuckle; April, second space; July, fourth knuckle; August, first knuckle; Septem-ber,-firHepace; October, second knuckle; November, second space; December, third knuckle.— Student and Schoolmate.

• N. B. If any student, after completing the above course, is desirous of obtaining (which is very improbable' "Banking and Interest Tables," 1 will furnish him a copy of any work now extant on that subject for 85. ocl24 R. g. R.

BLACKSMITHIN6.

DENXISXRV,

Punishmentbuono the Egyptians.—A breach of (he law of Amosis, which obliged every Egyptian once in the year to show the magistrate of bis district bis manner of life, was punishment capitally; and if the party could not prove himsclt to be in honest employment, the consequences v? ere tho same.

AND FA It metis GENERALLY. WE are now manufacturing Davis's Patent Churn ahd Butter Worker, and keep them constantly on hand for sale. Watranted—returnable if not approved, deert ' ; F- L. G|U6^DfcS01$.

Lightning Conquered. TIRE undersigned are ; now prepared to > furnish Lightning Rods, with directions fot putting up, and bar? now on band 1000 feet fox,sale, 1 ?. L, ORiSARD * SON, Sept; -

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Notes, Summons’ Subpcenas, for ,sale at the RmiLti O/ricr. - feMO-tf *

R. D; ANDERSON. Vevay. Match 31,1866.

(hi this

, SADDLER V SH<>P. On. Pike tlrttt, httitfrn Frrry and J.itffty. subscriber would respectfully inform X his customers'and tlie generally, that be fcivps runsiuntljhjgBk on band, of bis own manuf.itltiic l .a large supply-of Saddles, of *-vcry description, both for ladies ami gent lenten, IcsideM u gencral assortment of

ICendy-nmdc Clothing. JUST RECEIVED, a lar>;e end splendid assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, far superior to any ever brought into this market, consisting of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, NEW STYLE NECK TIES, Colters, and everything appertaining to a first class. CLOTHING STORE. 1 pledge myself to sell cheaper than any other House in town, as my motto is, "small profits and quick returns." ' Be sure and call at No. I Odd Fellows’ Hall. septS P. L. COURVOISIER To Butter IU a tiers

DR* J. W. UAXTER will contm/PHKue to practice in Vevay, the first v Tuesday and Wednesday} Ghent) the first Thursday; Florence, the first Saturday, of each month. Warsaw, the Second Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each month. „ Nor. 10, '63. 2Mf.

THE undersigned continues to catty on Shop, on Feny street, he is prepared to do alt kinds of BLACKSMITHINO, i Particularly Repairing, Houo Shoeing, Wa goo Ironing, Plowamking, dto., 4c,, itr the best style—on the shortest notice-arid most reasonable terms. All work warranted.