Weekly Reveille, Volume 39, Number 25, Vevay, Switzerland County, 18 June 1856 — Page 4

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Qoe of Uie rarest and richest feats which the Democracy baa lately tickled the amazed public with, is to bhnw up Mr. Donelson, the American candidate, as an obscure and insignificant personage. Well, let ns see. In 1829, Gen. Jackson made him his private Secretary, a very responsible ami confidential position. In 1845, was appointed Minister to the Republic of Texas, and aided in ita annexation to the United States.— The Faroe year he was appointed by Mr. Polk, Minih'er to Prnssia. In 1849, he was appointed MiniMer to Germany, arid held that office under Gen. Taylor until it was abolished. The patriotic and con r apicuoua part he played in the Nashville Convention, is fresh in the' memory ol onr readers. V7hen the venerable Ritchie —the Tallyrand of the Democratic party —retired from (he Washington Union. Mr. Donelson was selected as Ms successor. Disgusted with the spoils policy of Pierce and his Administration, fie quit the "dry-rot" concern, and embarked in tire good cause of political reform—of Americanizing America. And this it the man that sham Democracy would ttullily before the country. Well, if Mr. Donclson is the obscure and unworthy individual they represent, old fashioned Democracy has much to answer for.

OTS CRBDD. W« lov* religion, nol lhe prirat—

The TfewOiloani Blootlon,

SPRING TRADE. ! Wfi are rcc*5iTloic and now. opening a! large and. splendid assortment of

LET US UEASUN TOGETHER-

It ia a) toady! known to bnr readers that the Atnencans of New Orleans, at the city election, a few days since,'gained a clear and decisive victory.. Opposed to the American party was the Democratic, or rather the dan. made np of Frenchmen,: Spanianlf, Italians, Germans, Irish, 1 Mexicans. and a dight sprinkling of nearly every nation in the world.: No means, fair or foul, were spared to defeat the native ticket.; — The Cretctni gives a detailed statement ot the an lawful acta perpetratedby foreigner* under Democratic and priestly direction. From this statement Ave learn that perjury was resented to w vernal ease*; that Inho papera wero voted on; that unlawful votes were Ji-muggled into "several wards by the, score; that dnnatnralized loteiyncrs, voted on ■ the papers of tlieir devta-ed friends* that violence prevailed! and in some in»*tantti| lawful voters— American .citizens—were driven from the polls before they had an bpportuniiy of exeremg the riglitof suffragel - Not withstanding these -outrages upon common law. and private right, hy' a horde of seditions aliens and trattorons Americans, the American ticket was elected. triumphantly ana completely) And this is fih. indication of the American feeling which prevails in New Orleans, An investigation into .some of the cares of alleged fraud, disclosed the most alarming facts. Thete were over twp hundred witnesses examined/when it was. ascertained that tuera were

We lore bar country a ad'our God; We love the mao who governslciit, Not one,who rules with iron rod. Each family should be a State, • Where all domestic virtues grow; The heart an empire—then let fate Attempt in rain its overthrow. We lore the firmertnd bis toil. The handmiij* of life are there: We treasure God's great gift of soil,

Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part of the following articles, to-wit:— . - Table andPocket Cutlery, Scissors and Shears, Razorsand Strops, ■ .Table, Tea, and Bailing Spoons Edge Tool* of all description,' Bench Planes, Gage* 4 Squares, - nand,Ripp,PinneliTcanantSsw* ■ Wood £ Crosscut Saws.; In short, a Tull and complete assortment of Carpenters*.'and Coopers* Tools,

TERMS $1 PBK ANNUM. OO* stRicTtr nr advance. -Cfl

BCIIHEIS JtOTXCBS.

now to Obtain tha Brralllt.

ana doIUrlo a latter, In tbs prcaence of joor PwLrauMr, writing pUWly tha nni of th« ofleo lo ■'hkh joi dntra the paper trot, giving tin ontno of tbo County and Ftsto.ocd direct la fall to P. J. V/*tpn, Rttmti Urnct. Vtv»t,Isa..*nd OB return of mall, the paper will meb )os, and pay you weekly virtu for a whol* yoar.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

Authorized Affvnla for tMa Paper. V. B. PALUKB, IfawToHe. PhlfidelphU, and Burton, U dnly tmpovtrcd to bka advcrtlwmecti for loMMtlon la Tat Htvauta at oar rajmUr n,te». — fl. B. PABVIH, Wo. « Poitth ftroet, Xtwafn Walnut and Vint itreeti. Ctnelnnat), will receive adre m*u tn entt >a4 tiAaeiltttoia for tUb paper. ' — Gmot A. Ctorrr, Wo. 13 Dock street. Philadelphia, la duly aothoritod t* receive adrtiUMiaanti farTn WttaiT RmiLtt la that city. Ts Piienda arid Corrcapondrnti. Wo are wllllttg to pobllih alt to turnout callosa of ■aSctoot merit to daeerra anch compleolty. upon all topics irnud to the character of onr paper; bat ire do co. wUh to be ooderriood.tn ro dotes, to approve or repudiate the opinion* Uwy contain. „

And his creation fair. -. We love bright gold, sod that may strew

WHY ARB WB 8ICKJ

II has been the lot of tbs human ncc to be welched down by disease and suffering. ■ HOlLOWAY’S'PIl.Lff adipied to the relief of the WEAK, the NBkVOUS, the l)EUCATB,andthe INFIRM, of all ellmea, effes, eexei, end conttltnllona, Profeuor HoK low personally w pert stand* the m* netware of Me medicine* la the United Rlntea,and utm to n freo end enlightened people, ai the beat remedy the world tree aav for the rejjoTal of disease.

Contentment in toe path of care; We bate the man who never knew.. !. Tt.il be could have too large a share.

— ALSO--Shovels,'Spades, Manure and Hay Forks, Garden Rakes, &c., $c. .. 40D pair Trace Chains, 200 Halter Chains,' .60 pair Breast Chains, / 26 Log Cbiins, 26 Lock Chains, Double and Single Barret gabs, - Pistols of every description, Shut Bags, Powder, Flasks and Horns, Saddlery,and Carriage Trimmings, consist ing, in part, of Bridge Uitts, Enameled Leather, Ruckle*. dn Ci.ith, Startups 4 Spurs, Laces df Fringes, Tacks and Harness Saddles, ■ Brass Bands, 4c.,4c.

We love both wit, and merit fine. Though poverty their grace unfold; The diamonds in the dirty mine Shine J’ist as bright as set in gold. We love the beautiful, the good— The finished works of nature’s plan. For when they're fully understood, They constitute the perfect man.

Thee* PlUa Pwrifjr the Blood. These famous FlBa an erpready combined to mente on the itomicb, Bra liter, the kWoeja, the lodes, the ihlnjind the bowels.-correctlnff any dmncemeat la their functions, purifying the blood, the Terr fountain or life, and thus coring disease In alt Ha forma.

.Partlcnlar Kotlce to Hall Snhier’bvra. S RnbMiiben find lag mart*—Urn* X X—on thHr Atpen. made with pen and Ink. on the margin under 'Sr proceeding their name, wilt know that their tirroi . of subscription an etplriuit, and the paper will atop £nleii thay remit wore monev.

Dyapepel* wad Liver Complaint. Beady half the human nee hire taken thaee PHI*. It ha.-been prated la all para of (hi world/that noth* log-baa been fi>ud equal to them la cases of dlaon den of the lirar. dyneceu. and atrawTcoaDldnU They aVri a heSS? ton“£ P SSIe organa, bowcrer much deranged, ana when all other meant hare failed.’ *

W#* love in women, virtue, truth, j And know such gems would be less fare If pity for her lender youth .1 *

THE WEEKLY REVEILLE,

■ Having'personally selected tbe above art! tries, it will enable us to sell at wholesale or retail, at as low- prices as tbe same can be bought west of the mountains.

General Debility* 111 Health* Many of the moit despotic OoremmenU have opened their Cuttom Boom to the Introduction of there PUU, that they may become the medicine of the mat•ca. teamed C. liege* admit that thta medicine la the beetramedyeterknown for perrons of dalle*te health. •>r «h*r* th» •> item baa been Impaired, aa lu Intlg* orating properties ntTtr fall to afford relief.

Which has now commenced, will be condinned tilt the Presidential Election in November. It will be devoted to the success and Interest of the American Parly in the State end Nation. With a large amount of politics) mailer, there will be the usual a mount of mis-cellaneous-literature—with (be news of the day, local intelligence, the markets, dec., drc. In abort, we Intend to make the Rtvtiu.r. equal to any paper published in the Stele, in Political and Literary interest- To put it within the reach of alt, we place it at the following very moderate terms j Single copies, 60 .cents; twelve copies for $6t twenty-five copies fur $10, 66 copies fur $30—inverisMy in advance. - D*Lcl clubs be msde up immediately in every neighborhood. P. J. WALDO, Editor and Proprietor.

For. trie Campaign,

Expos'ed the tempter’s ready snare. Her life is often overcast.

And darkness clouds tbe future way, But bred Iheriessun of the past, *Tis dstkbess tells us what is day. ‘ .

Give u* a call, and examine our slock.of goods and prices, before puny elsewhere to purchase. F. L. GRISARU 4 SON. Feb.. 14,

Take tiff 1 tby sapdil, weary Tim*, And lay itat thy gatei-go in; Search for some new and radiant clime, Untainted by the blight of tin; We wish thy realms as free and wide As makes God’s universe our bume, That that we Jove might there abide, ; . And what is baleful never ci>me. ■

Female Complaints. No Female, tour* or old, should be without thta celebrated medicine, it eorrecta and regulates the monthly coarser at all periods. acting In many cases like s charm, it u wtaothe ben and latestmedicine •bat* an be glten to children of all ajrea, and for any complaint; consequently no family abould be wfthoat It. Holloway’t Pith are the heel remedy Hawn in the uorldfar lht follomttg Diemtett Aathraa Dtarrhtaa Indlaeettoa Bowel Complaint* Dropsy - Influents Concha JDeHlUy Inflamitloo . Peter and Afue Inward Weakness Chest Dlaetiee Female Com* Liter Complaints t oiilTcocas' . phlnti Lowness ofSptrtu Hyapepila Headaches Piles Swneand Orate! Secondary Syop-Venereal AflboWorm* of all kinds toms' Host

Rifliip Sun Woolen t'nciory. IN ordei to keep up nith tbe increase of business, I have added to my machinery one new Spinning Machine, with 225 spindlw in it, two new Looms, and ooe new Twisting Frame. Also,

47 who produced. no 'papers. ' V22 who did not know on the day. of ‘election who were the'candidates. 106 who never tend the Constitution of the United States—did not know what it is, or never heard it read. •

Profile of James Buchanan.

Hon. Erasing Brooke given the followisg hi glory of the antecedent* of.-the Democratic candidate for President: r

Fulling Slock*.

I am prepared to supply all ertis for Blan tell. Flannel, Jeans, Liim-y and Stockinj Yarn. Terms as low as any other establish ment in the west. TERMS:

The Dying Mother.

He has stood tip on ilte.MiKr.oun Com* promise fiat footed, and.in Ida recent declarations has anpueaced and approved ql Its repeal. He naa a record against extension of slavery, and a record again*' arresting the extension of slavery, haa a Democratic record and a Federal record, as red and blue'as Lucifer,him self. His antecedent* a« a of the wnrht possible sort, and of so mixed a cast that it will.lead all cant ions men to mistrust him. He has.been aspiring for the Presidency for'twenty-five years, and a public man for forty. He has held Federal certificate)! of election under tinworst regime of Federalism, and,Demoerntie certificates of election since tin 1 time fortune first favored Andrew Jmkson. He has been an - extreme party men, too, and ns such wonting in magnanimity to political opponents, aa witness, Ida treatment of Henry Ciay.and hi« attacks bn John Davis, of Masfi.,|for. exposing hia inconsistency and want ol Amcriaantsm in regard to' American la-, bor. : Too ambitious to be consistent, ton timid to be just, and ever-rendy to bo all things to all men—a "pett-four fortt". man by profession—a “rosTr-xiSE” man by action, very English in England—verv Amerienn in America, very free tradiahiVthe U. S, Senate, very protective in Pennsylvania. . '

It was just at nig lit-lad, and the pleas* int April sun wen’going over the distunt ail Is, and pausing so it seemed for (t moment, to look into the window of that tiU solemn pie tare. There were four (toys'and two gills. jttst about your ages; iiile children, and tiny nil stood in the -addest place that little children ever can; diont this death tad of their mother. Slip lay ihcie,-with her face g> owing roller ind colder all the time, mid the dump Imps, which tclla n« death is veiy near, jtatheiing slowly'on lier tempfp. Her yea wandered very tenderly over that little gronpe, renting, with' all that land anxiety which only a dying mother can Hilly understand, on each dearly beloved iuco.- '

20 natnializeil. whose certificatos of naturalization are not complete, 28 who ufTeicd to vote in precincts where they did not reside. The nlmye.rs a fair specimen of the knowledge possessed of unr institutions and laws hy . about one-half the foreign poind at inn of this country. And vet, info tln-ir hands is placed the right of suffrage, and they are.dotlicd in all the privileges of intelligent American citizens. The tendency oi this dungmiu custom, is to degrade American citizenship in the sight of (he whole world; to place out institutions-'under the control of ali ns and avowed enemies; to stifle the voice of native citizens in our elections: to elevate corrupt demagogues to pu>iiiou of oust and power; in encourage the Homan Hierarchy in its covert attempts upon nrr liberties; to endanger the lives of Ametrcati citizens at the poll*, besides engendering countless minor evils which menace the institutions of our land. In the face of these facts, who can oppose a reform in the naturalization laws ?' ■ '

For tanking Blankets, full width..$1,00 Cntlun-warp do . do .... 1,00 Pulled and Napped Blankets 1,50 . Flannel per yard idc. Linsey do . ..* iCc. Jeans (f find the watp) 25c. Carding and Spinning per lb I2|c. Making Stocking Yarn per It. ...... .16c. Ca/ding Rolls per lb .'.... .6jc. . People coming fmm a distance, can get their work done the same day they bring it. Wool taken in pay for work. I will pay cash for wool. ' JOE SCHOFIELD. Rising Sun. March 25—3m

•.•Sold a t the AlannCictoriei of Protowr Uottowat, PO iUldtn Lut, JTew Tort, and S1I Pined. London, and by all retpeetablo Brugjrtiti and Irealen or Mod)' do* throughout lha.Dotted FteUa, ud the eirliliad irortd. In botei, ataeentaiCWf ceUi.tnd gl tath. Thtre U a conaldinble taring by taking the la rear tlm.

Ur. Fillmore's Acceptance.

A Paris correspondent of the Few York Serald, writing nnder dale of the 21st May. states that Mr. Fillmore lias accepted the nomination of the American party. We quote from the letter: M Mr, Fillmore arrived here yesterday from Copenhagen. He left Home’ with a view to go to Hnssia, *-ut found the Baltic blocked with ice'. So ho returned here, and will in a few days leave for England. . You may expect him home in four or five weeks. . He looks remnr.kahly well.'and I venture to sa# is the most composed candidate for thy Presidency now extant. Mr, Fillmore'received the first official information of his* nomination by the American party' in Venire, and a duplicate of it here (he day before yesterday. His acceptance goes oat by the same mail which carries this letter. Mr. F. endorses, the general principles of the platform, and condemns all sectional agitation. He accepts the Domination as a national man.”

X. B. Mrectlont Tor the gnldatet of patitoto In «Ti>ry dlioratrin affixed lo neb Box. octlO-ly

Purify Y. nr Bluuil.

Tht Wendtr o t tha Nineteenth Century. Important end o/ Ortat Cmtidtnlim (» tit Suffering. ■ ,T. A. HURLEY’S SARSAPA RltU.

SUPERIOR CHEMICAL

OP all the remedlre that hart bcej dUcorerod during the preient age frr the “thouMnd IUi that Sub ti belt to* 1 hood equal ihU wonderful prvHntloo.* Only three yaan hare »la pood tinea iha dlfcorarer (who (pent a decade Id auditor, oxjwrimenlallilBg, a&d perfecting It) Dm Introduced It to the public, and )l It already mogntied, by the nott eminent t.hytl* clan* In all pern of the conn try to be the moat toiprlaIng and eSectlro remedy for certain dlacaaea of wblcb tier bare knowledge. All other compound* or ay nipt of the root. Tim Mtb* etlo fatted toromroiodtha unction of the fa ratty, b»canto, on being tetted, they bar* b.*cn found to coo* tain noxloua Ingredient! which neutiatiie the rood ctfctli of the Sirtaparillt. and often tlraet Injure til Health of the patlcoL It it oot to trllb Hurler'a prtte aretlon. '

WASHING FLl.ID

IMl\S cheap and useful article is destined to entirely supercede ■lie-use of the wash board. md thereby do away with •he heaviest part ‘of the labor which house vivts have to p-r.fnrm in washing clothes,— V ( challenge the’world 1o produce a cheapei md better washing preparation It auitaim io Cnmphhie or Turpentine,'arid may be niei' reely by all. wit li. .perfect safely. We post tvely ossure the public that this prepara'.ioi vill save -half yynrsosp, half your Wood ii ■oiling, more'man half your labor tn washim md your clothesTnim being robbed to piece* N. II.—This arjicle is warranted not to inure clothes in ont re*pecU

“My ■ little children, mother nuifit leave you,” munmireil the while, quivering tip!-; ami theh the team Maned slowly into the Him eye*, nml rolledover the cold cheeks.

Poor mother! None but .God ami the angels could look, down in her loving, addiig heart,'ami read the agony of that death lipitr. tilio looked off imu the future of- those little fatlicrless children, and saw the steep ways up which their tender feet ramt climb with no loving IwmU reached out to them, no soft voices cheering'tliem on wheu (he path grow dark/ and they could not see the light iu tin "beyond.” - "Aly children. My children!” It wothe great on toy ol iter imunci’n bean and God' heart it, and He scut His ange to comfort her.

TMita tbepanandrCDulDo oitraclof (hiroot,tad wilt on trial, bo found to affect a certain and perfect cam of the following rotaplalnti and dlteuatt A ffcrtloot of tbo Bonce, Habitual Coftiruua, [■ebltily, Migration, Diecaecioftbe KIdotyt, tlrer CompWtlj, ' lUipepria, Pilot. Kryslpclat. Pulmonary Ulaeam, Female Irrogularitltt, Scrofula or King^ErfL Pillule; fiypblllt. ■ AndallStElDdbeatea.-. ; Betide* coring the abort, It It at 10 known to bo a great and powerful tonic, purifying- the blood ud In* Tlgoratlngtheiyttera. In abort. Ilia, without exception, In the'cate* mtn* tinned, and IU general effect on the ay item, the mott cOcadouf at Itla the moti deal table remedy of the art. lilt already exwniirelj used throughout the country, and la fart obtaining u European reputation. The initancei of core* It haa effected are dally coming to the proprietor* to owl edge, and be bai no hetiutlon Id re* commending It to one and all who dutlre to procure relief from auBering. One bottle being tried, tie effbete will b** too armarani to admltof further doubt. Recollect Hurley*a S’irtjparllU U the oklt oianat aiTtrrt In the markets 1

1,< Subscribers who do notgivc express notice tn the contrary are considered as wishing m runiinue their subscription. 2* If subscribers order the disconHmtonce •f their newspapers, the publisher may.cnniinie to send them until all arrearages ore paid. - 3. If subscribers neglect of refuse to take heir papers urn nf i he offices to which they are Heeled, they arc held'responsible until they ■ave settled thobillsand ordered them disi oii* limed. .

The ■ nw of ketvsj.ap rr.

■ TrT * An Agent wanted to esnrau In Die t'Uolcln; svunty In Reulutky. AU orders add retrod to

E. fl. CA RINGTON, Manufacturer, ■ *nAtfc.i.iviMe. r.innty, Indiana —will be promptly attended to. Feb. 20, 1853.—wtf

A Voice from Vebmost.— Vermont, with thousands of good. Americans there, bait been given over to the. Black Repnb Mean*; ■ biitj the Franklin' Co, Journal saya, and we are right glad ,to hear ib. force: , t

iVcn* Arrival,

fWIHB undersigned having replenished his A. Family Grocery, and daily receiving new supplies,,begs leave lo inform the public iha: he is now prepared !d.offer ihe ncccssi nea of life in the hungry end needy," at a very ym.ill profit fir cash, (laving purchased his 'lock with cash exclusively, it enables him tu i'ell them very tow on the same terms.

; More Paupers Coining. ' ’ The thip S. Carling arrived at Boston Quarantine on Friday of last week;, from Liverpool, with seven hnndred and twenty steerage passengers, principally. Irish.—

**1 will h'i a Father to tlie fatherless,’ weie tlia piui-imis words thu. rolled tlici silvery sweetness into her eyes; and beam cil radiani)y over her whim CaVo. A prayer, her last one. broke from In pallid lip>;a great, solemn. triumphinr prayer, as, in ibd strong arms of tb faith that even now did not desert her, ah bore .these beloved ones to the Great Fi. liter, and left them with His love. The sobs of the little group. tHckene aroim 1 the beds.de. for the in other gie> very faint,' as the prayer closed , Bbecub ed them, to her, bud her thin, cold ban on their heads, and blessed them very ten derly. she hud gone np that shining road, where angels lead the redeemed. Yearn, \Wy many years have come un< gone, thrtt death bnl scejin. whiut the quiet April’s sunset 'looked ni upon But (hat last prayer and blessings have followed the children throng), ail tluivnfjcr life. "Ji has kept me from temptation, arid delivered medromevil,” said one of (hem a man now in. ihe noon of his life, lion* ured and esteemed by all who know him. "In my boyhood, in niyyomh, in hours of peril and weakness, when the wrong way was very pleasant, arid I was templed to walk in it, I have felt, that thin shadowy hand moving uofily through my hair, and heard again the faint swcki blessings of niy dying mother, calling down io me from (he Heaven where i hope she is now—from the Heaven whprel hope to meet her. j ’ ' - . . . , :. J Is it not a touching story I have- told yon, little children? and will) on not lay. it up in yum hearts and always remember it—the moihei’s last work."

■I. If subscribers remove to other places >itlimit ijilormiiit: Ihe publishers and the (.-wspapt-rs are rent to Ihe former direction, *ey art held responsible.' 5. The Courts hare decided that refusing In . ike newspapers from the office, or removing ml leavtne them uncalled for,' is primtifaeit vtilencc of intentional fraud. G. The United Slates Courts have also re : tealedly decided lhai a Post Master who negects tu perform his duly by giving season* tile notice, as feil'iired by the Post Office I)ej.iriment, of the - neglect of a person to lake rom the office newspapers addressed to b m, enders the Posl’M aster liable lb the publish•r fur the subscription price.

Happily for the, welfare of thp country, there is an American party, that is mote vigorous and prosperous tn-d«y than .ever before—its platform of principles is the only one that has a permanent hold upon the affections and judgment of ine American people.’ Notwithstanding the wrck| ly,; froihinge of. the tvi'fl* pulling. saga* cions.sheets there*will be a sufficient onrober of’the honest,’. hard-fisted yeomanry among the Green Mountains,' to carry the State for Fillmore in tue coming contest,'ynd give a lasting rebuke to all pettifogging politicians, that attempt to create a third party upon, a one idea platform!

Prlw <1 per bollix, jnlx for 4$. , For »ala>t tits matiuft.etotr comer of Seventh and firCi'n itrei-li, Lo'iImtL*. Kj*., mtiil bj all wboleuta houses throughout the UnluJ Fuu-i and Canada. J. L. TIllEBAl'D. Wfantessto and RtUll agent for SwiticrUtol to. ■ Also, for ute by tha following ArrnU; i, M. Ftotix, Ml Riming. Oto. McCcuo-i, JaeksoavlUi. R. OuurtiB, Binnloetoo. £u Anemon, Mooraetd, Sbiw ft Bowta, Bnitown. U Jomrroa, A »>< a’* Land lor. IV*. Btisij, FjlrfUw. B. L. Fitotost, Enlcrprlie. J. U. Pio*i*. York Township. H. S. Montgomery. «Utl3

.His stock comprises of everything commonly kept in a Grocery Store, such aa COFFEE,- SUGAR, MOUSSES, Vinegar, Candles,, Soap, Salnratus, Rice, Cheese, Crackers, Mackerel, Pepper, Table '□It. and' , TOBACCO AND CIGARS For those who indulge in the nauseous weed For further particulars rail on the undersigned. ALEX. DETRAZ, . j No. A, Schenck's Block, «enl5 ' Ferry s'n-rt, V.*\«v, Ind. -

The Liverpool Mercury' states that there will bo a great rush of Irish and German emigrants to the United States the present summer; the ships in the docks are crowded with steerage . passengers for Boston and New York. The Marquis of Landndown if about to pay the passages ofa number of pavpers and poor people to America, from the parish poor bouses. The Liverpool police !No. 00, arrested at the Adelphi Theatre, a few weeks ago, three notorious pickpockets; they were' In poimeion of paid tickets to Boston, and the magistrate 'discharged (hem, as they would leave Liverpool next dayl—■ Then criminals' and paupers are coming Itill. Is there no remedy to prevent this

. J3T The ; Christian ministry is the .•or,.i of all trades, htu thy best of all professions.:' 1

BACON’S

Jletallc Burial lastiii.

JESSE V SHORT,

JCfT'J ho electoral vote of New York vi.l bo cast fur the American ticket.

ITNDERTdREIl, baa and will continue to AJ keep on hand all sizes of ihe latest improved Millie Burial Case*. and also Plates with all kinds of inscriptions. He will also attend- tu cementing, and" all calls in his line of business. He constantly keeps on baud all sorts and sizes of ititaov-tmiE cuFfixs, •ined and trimmed, cloth covered dnd plain, and will attend with bis Hearse all funeral calls. Haring purchased bis m eta lie cases of the manufacturer,, and all his materials at wholesale prices, articles in hts line will be disposed of bn the most reaiooahle.terrai. Residence and Shop on. Seminary street, north*west nfiSchenck's Flouring Mill. Jan. I, 1858.—if It t ruly-made Clothing

ff£r A Virginia edilorsayt-: '-The movement for a State Convention of the old Hue Whigs having started in the county of Augusta, we took some pains during our recent yMt to Staunton to find out as far as possible the object of that movement, and we think wo can safely say that if the proposed Whig Convention be he) it will unanimously nominate Millard Fillmore an its choice for the Presidency. Those old line Whiga who are still unwilling to unite with ns in supporting Fillmore as the nominee of the American party will heartily sustain him as the nominee of a Whig Convention.”

North-west Corner uC.m ah and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.

OCr Lei mo live the life of the righteous.

The bttl School tor olio ini nff a Practical

ADVIi UTISICM ENTS.

KnovoUdgr of DOOK KEEPJSO, iht Jnifrutlort bring Practical Accountants,

outrage, pnt upon our people by the governments of the old woild?

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ill raifii

The course op instruction gi»eh in this Intiiiitiinn is Thorough and Com* prebtnme, confuting or Book-Keeping, by Doable Entry, ‘

XT'In the State of Indians there aie TWitSTT-THBEE American or Fillmore pa* per*. Five of these are'dailies; and among this number are many of the leading journals of tbs State. We believe these papers to be strong in the faithsot the eraw-fidh hind. Our friends at a distance may Vest adored that Fillmore Block is still above par in Indiana; and thousands of noble and true men will cast their ballots for Fillmore and Donel son in November next. Black Republicanism is fast dying out in Indiana, and ere long the leaders of it will deny that they ever belonged to each a party I.

OPPiOF; Over Gr hard s' Hardware Store, 2d Story, Corner of Slain and Perry‘8tr*et*.

Embracing every deparment of Trade and Mercantile Accounts, viz; Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking, Railroad, Steamboat, Individual, Partnership, Joint Stock, and Compound Company Bull net*.

Tbi above establishment la supplied .with a Sue assortment and rirlcly of

Commercial Caletslatlons,

JUST RECEIVED, a large and splendid assortment of : REA UV-MA DE - CLOTH iNO. far superior to any ever brought' into this consisting of . ‘ . . COATS, .P ANTS, V£STS,

comprising calculation* in Per Cent ape, Exchange, Arbitration of Exchange. Equation of Payments, Averaging, Custom House Transactions, 4c„ according to the moat appro* ved methods.

And all kinds of material necessary for (he prompt, oast and economical execuUonof

PeHiusimr.—A good business hand writing ii guaranteed in every one who completes'& Fun coot jo of instruction.

How to Settle the Ka,s*ab Tropbleb. —The 8t, Louis Democrat, referring 10 the tionbles in Sanaa*, nays : 'If Congress would but do its dutyguarantee the right of citizenship and xnffrbge to all the people of Kansas—abolish or annnl the proscriptive legislation that baa transpired already—and leave popular Rentinn'nt to find its own Isvel there—alt would bo well.

■• NEW STYLE NECK TIES, Collars, and. cvttjlhiog, ippeilstiUDgto a fir*t elm ■ ’ ’ '■

Site walks now among the sinning meadow-Ianda of Heaven where the pm* (de blossom* tremlilo to the «weet psalms of the angel*, ami trees shake down their blessed baleams on hearts that will never more know daiknens, or tonow, or For these earth.woid-, are ncier syllabled in the hum-stanzas of tlie seraphs—never written on the shining pages of ihat country over whose mountains the night comes .not down foiever.

CLOTHING STOKE

Commercial Corraspondaneai

CARDS. Plata or Finer, of all sties and descriptions, will bo funiisnedand printed atshortnoUM,.

Embracing the genera) particulars of Idler writing, 1 as connected with the different branches of Trade, including the forms of Invoices, Account Currenta, Orders, Ora fir, Promissory Notes, Bills of Exchange, 4c. LB TUBES—On Commercial Law, Science of Accounts, Customs of Merchants, Laws of Trade, $c., by eminent lecturers aud business men.' f . .■ Young men wishing- to acquire a tionvgX Commercial Education, win find it greatly to their advantage to attend this Institution. - TERMS.—For a full course of Instruction MO For foil her particulars, please call on or ad* dress the undersigned. ft. S. BACON, Principal. N. 0. If any student, after completing the above course, is desirous of obtaining (which is very improbable' ‘‘Banking and Inleter; Tables/* 1 Will ■ furnish him a copy of any work now extant on that subject for «6. oct24 ft- S. B.

I pltrdjre my/eir to sell cheaper thin any other House in town, as my.motto Is, Vstnai' profits and quick returns," ■ -Be sure 1 and calr at Wo. 1 Odd Fellows* Hall. Sepl2 . P. L- COORVOISIBB

B’&SJvD'Sf I£2:£;lt0q

For Ur? foods Star?*. Shoo Stores. Grows, Tsilors,

ililUmin. ami others, phdri, or irtth trie ritheil style of borders.

v.-v. Farm lor,8ale. { -r THE undersigned VUheslo'sill bis farm, romistinrof 41 acre*'Slid farm ML iiril titled in york. fowhihip, SwiUtr- [*|i| land Munljr,. Ind.i about onejmile v c*tJbJuL i*f Florence, dh the road leading triyevay.— Lays well for ctihiraiinn. Those wishing to buy a email farm cheap for cash, would do welt to call and see the prenoei below puicharing. For further information call at the residence of owner on premises, or on J. U. Campbell, at Florence. ' ■ ap3Mf E. S. COFFMAN.

At tbs Democratic Convention bold at Colombo# on tba Iltb instant, James Hoghes was nominated for Congress, over El \Y. Carr. Mr. Carr is A better man every way than Hughes, btu as Jimmy had cauvasted the district begging for the nomination, he succeded.— Merit generally goes unrewarded when politics! tricksters are in the held. It depends altogether tip on who is nominated against him, whether ho will be elected or dtfeated.

CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, . Commercial Blank*, and In hctevoiy description of BUoks, printed in the tnott expedition* manner, at very low rata*. DRAFTS &, DRUGGISTS LABELS,

0 tT Dnring the last few weeks we have been in the regular habit of making inquiries of all the multitudes of persons who have visited onr office as to the condition of the American party iu their respective lucaliiicB. Hine tenths of them have answered that the parly was increasing in strength, and not one has spoken of the least falling off—Xou. JoutjwI.

0 tr WomenahoitM to atqmridied with the fact that no Uauiy has any 1 ' churm* (nit the inward one of tb vmind; and that the gracefulitesa in their niaoueht U much mom engaging than that of their person; that and meekness am the true and.lasting ornament*-; for rite that has them ia qualified a* she ought t>‘ be for the managentent of a family; for the edit, cation of-children f for the affection of her husband, and anbnittling to a prurient way of living. Them only are the charms that rentier amiahle, and give the best title to man’s nu.pect.

Will bo printed In PI»ln or Colored tnk*,' or Bronse, or Combined Colon, In the DBilcit stylo. Printing will bo done with Gold, SllTer, or Colors,

On Satin, splendid glued colored papers, or Card*, unequalled for brilliancy. Our Jo* Trra ta mostly new. and of the latut styles, from the extensive Typo Foundry of L. Jonxsojt & Co., which enables this Offlf# to do neater work than any other offlee In the region round about. TTPThs palronngo of the public la rea> ptetfttlly aollellcd.

I.igliluiiig Conquered. fgiHB undersigned are now prepared to A furnish Lightning Rods, with direction! for pulling up, and have noy on hand 1C00 feet for sale. F. L. GRlfiAHU $ SON. Sept. 19,

AST The Hon. Miss Murray winds up her book on the United States with the following sentence: “One might as well hope to improve the morals and increase the happiness of an idiot by turning him ont of an asylum, as to hope for benefit for the negro from Abolitionism.’

BEADY-MADE CLOTHING. HARWOOD 4 DOAN have Just received and opened o good assortment of

(al'OCITieK. fUST RECEIVED, by steamer Switzerland* 3 hngsheadi Augar, SO batreli Molasses, 10 half barrels do, 5 tierce Rice, 10 tmea Eo'-Ftth, For sale cheap for cash, by marts TEATS 4 SCHENC&

Hew American Paper in Indiana.

l< cady-Mnde i lothlng*, Bulled to the Fall and appraising Winter seasons. The stock is of that kind of Gboda and make to recommend itself for. DURABILITY AtiD ECONOMY to the wearer. We have Coats at from Ai,60 to SiS.OO; Vesta from $1,34 lo|4,U), Pants from 81.(01» $6,60Vway, Sept. 19,

The Heporter, is the title of a new Flit* more paper, just started at Petoreborgh, Pike county, Indiana. It Is neatly printed, ably edited, and will do good service for. pore-end unadulterated Americanism in tbit pert of tba State. Oor csose is progressing.

tlOUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds-Rags, f Bttawkx, Butter, Eggs, 4o.,' taken in exchange for goods, by . ap33 . : ■ \yM.~ SHAW $ SON.

tfr Ho who forgeU the fountain from which he drank, and the tree under whose shade he gamboled in the days of hie youth, ie a stranger to the sweetest im-j pwsionf of the htnam bssrt.

(£rAo eriiior in denouncing bad liquor, speaking of a drink he once bad occasion to indulge in. sayu he.couldn’t toll whether, it wasbrandy or a torchlight proceejjon going dow*u bit* throat,

LAWNS. French and American; Ginghams; Cocbeco, Spragde, and Allen 4 Co.’a Piinli, Al«aerara»ortment lust received at aJS W|i SHAW 4 BON&

CtHAIN keep cohltantty Oft i band Chain Pumps. For sale lost by. CabU F. L. OR [HARD dr «W.