Weekly Reveille, Volume 39, Number 29, Vevay, Switzerland County, 18 July 1856 — Page 3

Who! Wbaf!_and Wherefore!

Political Intelligence.

News from Kansas.

.1: BOOK- JUST FKOM THE A PRESS. LIFE :SKET C II£ S prom comnoN paths;' A Series of American Tale*. BY-MRS. JULIA L. DUMONT. 100 copies of the above work just reeeivi'd at the Rook Store of 1. STEVENS, , . ‘ 1 Kyle’s Building, Main street! June 4, iSSti.—li-o

Virginia. —Every Old Lino-Whig paper in Virginia, except the Wheeling Intelligencer, supports Fillmore.' Iloa. John IJ.' Thompson, of Kentucky, made n speech in the Senate last week on Kansas affairs and political par. ties, which is highly commended hy the press.. It was replete with wit and humor, hut full of convincing argument and strong sense. He expressed confidence in Millard Fillmore. anil will heartily support him for the Presidency,Kesseiiu Rayneii. —Mr,’ liny nor, in a letter published in the Raleigh Register, declines the nomination for tho Vico Presidency, tendered him by the split Convention in New York, which pat Com. Stockton in nomination for the Presidency,— He declares that ho will support Mr Fillmore. ~ .

St. Lons, July 9..

OS, A 7CW 7ACTS 70S THE INVALID. .

James S Hackney, Quartermaster General at Jefferson City, has sent a letter to the editor of the Jefferson Examiner, dated tho 1st inst., denying the charges made by a correspondent of the Missouri that Governor Price had sent twelve cannon and t.wcnty-tvvo boxes of muskets to Atchison'aad Striugfcllow for the conquest of Kansas. Tho letter says that no arms Imvo Icon given out except to regnlarly organized companies, and not then until every requirement ol tho Platte militia law had been complied with. 'Not a single gnu or musket lias ever been sent to Atchison or Stringfellow, hut on the contrary when applied to for arms By persons not entitled to them. Gov, Prico' has invariably refused. 81. Louis comity has received more arms than all the balance of the State. .

Have out readers ever beard of Professor tloLLpw'AT? Undoubtedly they have, just as' they have heard of Humboldt, As ago, Ocsstep Sillihav, Aosssrz, and other notable men'of learning. But have they ever asked themselves ir ho and irAol he is? If they have no definite information on t hat matter, we will proceed to enlighten them. The Professor .is an English' physician, a native of that country which pro* ilueed Harvey, Hunter, Abernelhy. nnd other illuminati' of medical science. So much for I ho wua; and now for the wiut. He is to other physicians what Clat, .Website arid Calhoun were to statesmen, what Washington—revered name!—was to patriots and generals, —what SaiKsrcEt was to dramatists, and lavino and Chalmers to preachers,—vie: the greatest of his age and profession. His reputation ba? penetrated the encru stations of prejudice, surmounted the banters of malice, and he avowedly . stands- >!■ ue, t the MEDICAL COLOSSCS of the world. So much for (he what, , - :

ICcmcmbcr the Co, Cbnvcsitloii oh Saturday, at Enterprlze, of the people of Switzerland county. Every voter, who wants to have a hand laseiectiug goQd and competentmen to fill our County offices should he on hand.

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A VITALIZING ELEHEXT? 'j TO CONSUMPTIVES; A PHYSICIAN of high standing, and formerly a Professc* in one of the Medical - Institutions of this country, now retired froth ; active practice, who has been suffering from Pulmonary Disease, discovered, while travel- ; ing in South America for his beallli, a cure for _ Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,.and jgeneral debility; ami being aware that thous-! and? arc suffering, and dying annually from ; this most dreadful of all disascs, tie is desirous ; from the principles of humanity, of,making i known this most valuable remedy. Upon re- i ceipt of Fifteen Cents, in Postage Stamps, or change, he will send a Recipe, with full directions for ttiahiiig and successfully using it. r The amount rer|uifen, is applied for Postage, and the payment of this advertisement. ■ Address—B. K. DEVEROUGH, M. D., jeSS-Gin Bia'tW, I*. 0 , Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘

Jj Fire and Many? risk:. ;.i 'c« at £*ritc. t!.|r.ratfi, .All f* -f soils’ tli .-uniif |i;!>:ir,tf.*'e ,i||) can *m. ' . uEonci: r.ru-ASANis,. .inayJl -1 v . Aj; ic !, ,S. I*. MOVING TON. fj?

Turn but, everyone, and let u$ have the largest and most enmeeting of I he people ever held in the county.

iUominij anil U ta piiig ■ ilhfifarj

Advices from Topeka to tho Ith are received. The Convention met there the 2d, and passed resolutions in favor of (he Republican parly, and denunciatory of the Democracy and appealing to the ft iend* of ftec* Kansas in Congress to slop sup-, plies nntil Kansas is admitted under the present constitution. • Marshal Donelson and Judge Elmore read to tho' Convention,-the President's February proclamation, Shannon's proclamation and o now one from M r. W Godson the Secretary of the Territory, also a note from Sumner, sUling.lhat he would prevent the meeting of the Legislature, but 'was not liccd. . . ’

The Louisville Journal contains a long article in which it is very clearly proven that Fremont is a Catholic.

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Wm.RtFOAt do we spe ak of him * hete? If, wjicti our fellow countrymen were dying by thousands, of yellow fever at Not folk and Portsmouth, we had heard of a remedy which' would arrest the progress of the disease, and slay.the footsteps of the spoiler, and we had negkcM io communicate it, whab would have been uurdesi ttf ..Truly, a very summity punishment by l.yncli la w. . For if there be any duty more imperative than another, U is this, —"to visit-the sick in their affliction,'* and to use every weans for their restoration to health. This is why we speak of Professor Holloway 1 This is our answer to the wunturooc.

The New York Herald asks, What chance of an election is there for Fremont, with Fillmore in the field? No chance at all.

SoMKTitisd svr G»:si:nit.i.v Knowk.— To iLsecrlain tlio length of The day and night, a try, lihie of tbo year, doubla tho lime pC tire .sim’a rising, wliicH gives the [length of . the night, and double tbo lime ;of its setting, which gives the length of !lire day. Tlis Is a little method of -*doI ing the thing" which' few of our readers have been aware of. *■ ■.

Groii;ia Ir oil cry.. [-Aulhoriictl t,y|lhL> State of Gcoigta.]- ■ Fori Gaines Academy Lottery! . CUSS 17, Tu Jf»wn In the Cih of AibiiU.Geonrb; tn public on MooO*x, Julj onlhu Havana Plan!!

Mr. Greeley proposes to publish a

SAM'L SWAX d: CO,, Managers.

niiiK UtlCClSt^tlC.t!' bavins uiv' vvciusiv ■ JL Agency of SwiU<Hatid county for Kelcb lim'a ami Anders )»N Alowin-j Machine. m'.d for Uie celebrated ■Nutt- York Sit*a|ii'r. Cull tbe iillclilitiii *,{ Ka|tiiv(a,'li> these- rjb.-.r saving--Machines. AV« bait: il--m j..,* on. band, ready.. - for' eclnbiiiuii, und Mlorders on short notice. \Yt believu tUni to be IbcM'cs* now iu use. ■ Gall air I efui'itn-.- bn.-;.enisel f ,*^'. (JX Wc are ?l.*.i in ur<((-t nt \\ Moefc' of Grain fc'cylfu;* a;nl Cradled,, - 1 * ■.' Glass ■. ScyIbes and Snill.s, ; * . ■ Horse aifl Hand ll.iy Ittbij.*, 1 . . ‘ • . Hay .Forks, 2 and S.Jin., . V Mbnnrc Ftnks; IMml •*> line, _ - Sliovels, Sjudc; and Mur!:, ; , ' • C And J.jtvncral assortment of- ■ . Ilnrrliynrr, Iriiit, \nlln r Ailfs, Cnriituier'* 4 Coojifr'a All buiiiiLlbf .tlie Mfmufo' Hirers;.4 Ad wilj Usold on liberal terms. Cnll and-e for your-' solves. [liiayjo] F.CGHi.Si'iIUKV SON.

" 0 raphy of Col. Fremont, nt two cents per copy. That is a very small sum, hut then it is to he remembered that it is to contain the history of a very small man. A Republican, on the Central Road between Romo and Utica, insisted upon taking a vote, on ilia 3d hist. Tiro result was, Fillmore 120, Buchanan 91, and Fremont 70.

Prtici amotii.tioi to StO’i 1 WU!f will I* .lUiHImu-d according to lie follow[ng nraznltlcnit Srhutuvn Every oilier littci nure to draw a prize. 30,000 NUMBERS—is, i:w phizes:: i Pnjtc of - t'jt.mo I. -■ . $ jn.no 1 Prito of • Jn.oon Is ■ -. , * io,ono 1Prize of - T,roo u • •. i,(«j IPHieof ■ toon i* - ’ - - ' i.nno 2 Pri«* of • • lOO are, - - - m 2 Prize* of - 22(1 arc .• - .■ . \| |i> 10 Prize* of - . W aro ' - -. ’ H)0 1W) Prize* of ■ ■■ . 30 are ' • 1 5,rw J Prizes of |30H approx, lo fCfl.000 prito are MX) ' i Prize* of >«> approx, to prize am 400. 8 Prizes of, 50 npppjx. to 1,0CO prizo are (CO 8 Prize* of -tt appro*, to 400 prize are 320 ' 8 Prize* of ■ 30 approx.,to S2U prize are 310 , w Prizes of 20 approx, to ‘ PO prize are SW 15,000 Prize* of -t a noun ling to ■ . ‘ > 00,000 15.190 Prizes amounting Ui AI02.PO0 Tbo 15,000 prizes of 8-1 are determine J by tbs miniber which draws the *30.000 Prize-rlf that number sbonid bo an mid number then every odd number ticket in the Scheme will bo entitled to $4; If an eren number, then or cry oven number ticket In the Scheme will bo entitled lo at, Jn addition lo any olher Prize which the ticket may draw.. . . Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd rnd cren number ticket* will bo certain of drawing nearly half ibo cost of Ibc «tnc, -'with- chances of obtaining other Prize*. •• . *

Abont S00 people wore present, all armed. ' Goth branches of the. Legislature mot on tho ,4th. Quorum present. Tire roll was calledabout noon. • Sumner mitered town with 200 dragoons and planted two pieces iof artillery at. the head of Kansas avenue.' - The troops were drawn up before Conetilutional llall and Sumner told the citizens he would not disarm them or break np the Convention, hut he had orders to * dissolve} the Legislature, and would do so.f Sumner ihencntercdtlic Hall ; of Representatives, arid: in a‘ very gentlemanly manner informed the mem* hers that be had orders to disperse them, and be should enforco it Ho said, “1 am called upon to. perform the most painful duty of . my life. - Under the authority of the President l am here to dissoho this Legislature; apil in accorcanco with my orders command you to disperse. “God knonfo I hovo . no party feeling in this matter,’: and will have none while I held my present position in Kansas. 1 have just returned from .llio border; where I Iniyc been sending homo {companies of Missourians, mid am now with' in* Sanctions to dissolve .this Legislature amt I again command you to disperse.” .

Wars ago, when the Professor ‘"ssa much' ytungcr man than he is at present, his attention was directed to the great disproportion be* tween the cures performed by the Physicians, and those which they undertook to-peifoiro, lie observed that not once in a score of cases were! hey, successful. It seemed to him, either that medicine vros noi worthy the name of 8 science,—that it was merely a thing of chanc, ond therefore a positive injury to mankind, or that Physicians tt’ere. ignorant' of the true healing art Having embarked on thestudy of human - physiology, am! understanding the pathology of diseases, he - alighted upon the (rue reason of want of success, and made that discovery w hich will immoitalize his name.— * To cme a disease, doctors treated it locally, topically; Was it the kidneys that- were deranged? Or the liver? / Or the slomahct Or the lungs? Straightway they proceeded to prescribe for kidneys, liver, lungs, or stomachy not knowing that the evil was contained in the Mood, which fed those organs with its life giving stream, and that to arrest the disease at its very seat and ccnlre, they should purify thni vital fluid, and leave the rest to nature. This is the secret of I)r. Uou-owat’s astonishing success in all parts of.the world. He purifies the blood and health follows. . ‘

( Martin Van Buben Out;—Ex-l'resi-|dent Martin Van Bmen hai written a .strong-letter in favor of Mr. Buchanan's election to the Tammany Society, This is a heavy blow to the Republicans, and will operate to help Mr. Fillmore. :

It is .very remarkable, in Tho present campaign, that Mr. Fillmore is the only candidate for (lie Presidency for whom any enthusiasm is Fremont is coldly received, oven by the Free Sailers. The Buchanan press and parly leaders arc everywhere complaining of the indifference and apathy with which his nomination has b.-cn" received: hut from Maine to California, .the name of Millard Fillmore is everywhere greeted by the masses of the people with joyful acclamation, and manifestations of most unbounded enthusiasm.

| New Flour. —Flotir from new, wheat made its appearance in New York on Friday, and was offered on‘Change at $10,50 per barrel. The wheal .sold alike rateof S2.00 per hnshel.

JCST On our first page, tins 'week, wo give the able speech of Mr. Dnim on the Kansas question. Read it, and then yon will bo better pos'ed on the subject. : *

IC7* Remember tbulcrcry Prize It drawo.qnJ nay nbloIn[fullwlthourdcducllon. , ; *. irr-tll Prizes Of 81,0(0 and under. |4IJ ImiruMlalelr after Ibo drawing—ether prize* at the usual time of thirty day*. * . - , . V . . All communication* slrietff confidential. Tbe drawn number* will be forwarded tOpurcharen Immediately after the drawing.' , ITPWlioloTlekclijS—Halves 82>J--Quartewg](:. Prize UrtrM cashed or renewed at the olBec. Oolm fi.r TicteU ran bo nddrened u* ' Jx9-ld S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta, Ga.

.1. T. HI NS IS A W;i; ‘ Wait’ll if 3 n lair Jnrrllci 1

. . • 0> C.lsnnl.LTOV, Kll.HtliV, /. . f«: here \v.i> days {Tuesdays anil W* tl !i)!?<!;!ys~,<?V;■ prepar'd lo do all kinds iif>iirk : m litre 1 . I’fltlicitl.untreiitlnn wjiileLimi\Wv lo repairing \VatoheS and Jewelry, jind work warranted,if ihtjii.ithincry is Ue .will res id oil ct's j». town to'rcp-ittYlfc notiiiCiI. I.at!tcs, who have Jc*.v( Iry to repair, are espL-cj ally invite it to rail, afVtiiinjf tlvm that gciivt.il sal is facile «: will ; - S J* Koom oi Isaac: Stevens'3 -Rook', isle re, .Mato street. .Mr.. >5 tv yens will attend to reanil iii Mr.iljnsjiaw’s absence. ./ * . f Vijvay, appO if P. S.—Will air i be at Ghent cn -Tmiisdny of each week. R »om nl tnerjca n Morel' Persona of that pi; ce-wili call uaScoU T.nidv for particulars, w id will attend to taking in and dclivcringwc k in the ahscace of .Mr. 11.

A meeting of tho old lino Whigs of Baltimore county took place at (JockeysvilIo,.on Saturday afternoon. : Their resolutions declare a decided prcfcrenco for Millard Fillmoiik over either of tho other candidates placed in nomination for the Presidency, not only because of his perfect freedom from sectional bias, hut also by reason of the lirmhess, wisdom and impartiality w’th which ho administered tho all airs of government from the period of his accession to. the Presidency at the decease of .Gcu. T.ivt.on to the close of his term of office.

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Mr. Editor;—You will please announce.the name of -Gbo. L, North as on Independent Candidate for Treasurer of Switzerland county at'the ensuing October ekction. and oblige jylfi-te Maxv Voters,

SCOTT’S h IT T I, E GU'NT

COM AND COB-MILL

DIED,

•Ridge Stflmyler asked if they were (6 miderstnnd They were driven out at the point of the bayonet. Sumner replied; “I will use the whole force under' my com maud to cn force my orders/’ . '• ; ‘

Lai any sick person, who has “suffered many of many physicians,” oud obtained no benefit, girt;' heed lo these words of ourc; and try. Hoi-wwat's Tills— if he is internally sfllidtJ, or Hoi.lowa v’s OisTJicxT.if he is su(feting from wound* or sores. He wilUhmik us fur our advice, and rejoice that'the Professor has arrived in this country, and opened an eile-nsivo establishment in New York,which promisesto.rival his mammoth one in London, —U. A*. •AuptuiL, ' . * •

Patented May 10th, 1834. • THIS MILL has doubtless attained a more sudden celebrity for doing Ds-s work with-rapidity and ease, any other article of labor-saving ma- 1 chinery ever presented to the Agricultural. World. ,

In this place, on the tOih day of July, Jtssr, infant son ofJulius IVand America Schenck, aged one year five months and ten days. Defdingsin will;never leave f)n his pure loveliness a slain;. Then, wherefore, mourning mother, grieve. For your lost babe in vain? ■ He has escaped the doubts and tears That torture in mafurer years. ’

The Long Island (N. Y.) Slur of a recent date, says: "Prosperity is in store for tho American party this fall, Fremont is tho weakest man they could have put np against us. lie is a Catholic and*his name as a statesman was never board of before, while the nomination of Buchanan throughout, falls like a tump of lead, in a fathomless morass. We can scud them both below soundings—ami, so help us heaven, we will. ' . , The Syracuse Standard gives the following ns the result of u vote taken in a car on tho Now York Central Railroad, a day or two since:

■Some 1,000 have already been sold the past season at‘ Baltimore «nd Cincinnati alone; and, bo'far as have given universal satisfaction^. ( For portability, simplicity-of construction, and convenience of 'use, the Little Giant has no equal. .It weighs from.three to 'five hundred pounds, according to size, can be adjusted and used , with convenience .by anybody. The Little Ginnl has received the first premium at every Stote Fair from Missouri to Malyland'tfae past fall, and that in the inost complimentary manner. These Mills are guaranteed against breakage or dcraiigcmenl, and warranted to grind feed ffdm ear corn, and grits of fine hominy; from shelled corn; with a degree of caseand coitvcnlcnc'e for farm purposes never attained before. -

The House.(tibn dispersed. A*similar scene: was then enacted in the Senate, end it also dispersed. * • I - The Convention was preparing resolutions pndomngihc State Government and ihoTopckn Convention. Fears of inva Jsion had kept largo numbers 'from attend jiug the Convention. .: "

W&ni' CarilIitjfo

fMIHE untie rushed wish to hi font) the pel.,S Jl generally (hat lirey are imw ready lo receive Wool for Card* JL iag al tln-ir tslablishmcnl in \’e- tS5£z“w;.' 'O), (ini: Their .Mileh!mm .ir,now jit p -Hic: working order.

NEW A DVKRTISEM15NTS.

.. llollotray's Ointment end Pills, a certain Itemed/ furpkejouaSoics.—jcrcnrinhHtndetson, of Wilmington, .North Carolina,•suffered for seven years and five months with six lilcctous itieson ilis.Icg, atid three on bin arm.% which defied every 'Kind of treatment, although be'usc'd somc or tltt niosl noted remedies for * the emu pf the same, both-interna) and eiletnal, it .was without avail. At lost lid bad (miurrctollolioway’s Ointment and Pitts/ which quickly caused the wounds .to (lave an improved appearance,' and by.continuing Wit it these remedies for, ten .weeks, be was coniplelely. cu red .and has ever since enjoyed the .best of .health.'' ,t : ,S- <’■ 40 -

0. 0. KNOX \ SO.N'.S. ■Jj" 1 •** Ncitm MilJ'.i;. now ready t-> do i u loin Tliw Iiiill's) i .1; 1, price I'lni for .Wheat. [1/ Flour In pi i.m staidly mi liinul f.ir •.'rle. Vt\;>y, April ?.(», iSoth-tlm

| . j,Washington, July II. .'f , Senate-Proceeded to consideration of private bills. * | ' House.—OlivcrsuLmUtcdiho minority report of tho ■ Kansas! 11ycstignli ligC um % in Slice, in which it says inaresolulhm llidt tho object fof tho committee was lit •Into evidence, id report to tho- Hom-el Ho had ub exposition beyond this being ilno llio report pf thomajority, remarking tbcrc.wcm nmny statements without fact! On lKc *wlible, it clearly appears the a n l i - si a very p a? tyivasi n770 minority in lourlccn out of'eighteen election districts.?

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TOXICS WO.VT DO I ; • Tli'i-y ju-ver di-tdo more ;l,in /t ir 'lt-M’pr>( j ry relief Il:i y iie’.er -.vjli. p, i.i )>,*( lht‘ytiim‘1 r»n.'It the CAUSEAf diV;i:'i. r .-- Tlie CACHE of'ad b'jJiiju.t ii .tin; 'iUiiio'ptit.'.'n'. poj'cn Called’ ill sun.* >r Maiaria. NV-iilrafizc.Uiis poispn lv us iVATTRAH ANTIDOTE, rri'l nf) di-cure ca*tn-fIM>y it disappears at ones Fpyer .owl Ag": Core is this Antidote to Ma]ai;j;«:id nsnii-ct er it is a perfectly harmless me(Jiftae/ rThe-cvrr-(ilTcate of. the celebrated chemist, J. H.ChI New York, \ r i this clTecf, is.atladfiei! 1 •> fc v?ry iit; ,11ft ; jciVro if irAtfs ii c,*;t Jo no harm.

rB5M£ subscriber has jiist recyvL-d 120,000 JL feci of White Pine Lumber, which lie will sell cheap for cash. ■ jylO 2t JOSHUA SMITHSON. .

Buchanan - * * 19 Fillmore • ‘ : - 18: Fremont * - - ' 2

Lillie Giniit No. 2 is offered at $10 com* plete, ready for attaching the (eam.aud4warranted to. grind 10 bushels of feed perl tour with one horse. No. 3, at $50, will etind from 10 to 15 bushels pefhour; No, 4, at'850, will grind 20 bushels per hour with two horses. Sold by F. t. GRIRARD fc SON, dectS-tf i - Vevay; Indiana’.

Before the train reached Buffalo the con* linclorliad holh Fremont voters confined in tho saloon of iho car, for pickituj Oj man's podd. ' , *

, Raw Mil'll now building by the undersigned, will be ready to run in about two month*. J) lt> SMITHSON .V BUG Ail.

ARemedy.

II. Cr, Banta, of Frankfort, Ky. Bays—‘•The fires of the American parly are bnrning brightly in these parte. Fvery American will do' his duly.- Tho Democrats tried three times to gel up a ratification meeting herci but all proved failures. Kentucky is certain tor from S to 10 thousand for Fillmore.**

i There has never been a medicine introduced width has gained; the wide-spread" popularity aiid approbation of all classes of society equal to ihul vancJ lIurlcy'i SarsophrillB. ’ It has cured disease in all its forms; rescued Ibousandfi df Cases from, the graved and ev-eiyu-heic hailed by all unprejudiced minds the greatest booti.cbnfctrcd oh.mankind.— Pittsl VispeUh. ■ /:/*.

Bislng Sun IVoolhn factory, SN order to keep up with the increase of business, I have added to my machinery one new Spinning Machine, with 225 spindles iu it, two new Looms, and one hew Twisting Frame. Also, . • . •

: JP. WILEY, GROCEK, (Successors Ira Lindley,) , Corner »f Malu and Liberty «!**,, KyltU Dultdlug, oppoillc Odd Fellow** Hull. EHPS constantly on hand a full assortJK»...ment of Fresh- Groceries, MTooden and Willow Wore, Confect ion a lies. Clears, Notions, etc.,-etc. r jylG

Fillmore tlio Man.

'Philadelphia, July' Hi

Tiiis is jnnrt tiuii crin-be soj.i of Qufiiit Arsenic, or any tonic in existence, astheO u. is fuinotis to tl,u constitution'., and lotiTc.; -;-n DUMB AGUE, which .never allous.a ptrs-.i to feel [terfecily well for a single lennierd,- lu illuslr.ilion of these truths I arinc.WstVrie i •- tracts from a teller just received fimunlv* sician; ■ -- .. *• *- ‘ GEORGK'J’OM’N. OHIO, March 17, ,JAS. A. RHODES, Efii-v-Hta* Sir;- Vvius of the 2d inst. is at hand.-* Th(r ClireWfiri late last year and the diflIcuUy L ii)gt|(i{igrttny one I6‘ try it was grimly Tricrfraswflrcm'Ih*: fad that aTemcJy hail been inin>iluced:wh)ch was growing in favorwiih Hie public, ps being better Ulan -using QuitiftiV.—nol knowing T presume-that the remedy! hoy -.used .to preapy taking Quinine, rontalnau the DRUO'ITSIvLF! ■ This remedy, (knowh as “Smith's Tonic', M j would invariably UREA ague. 1 did not CURB it, ssiit would often rcU|rn \vi{li re* nen’cd vigour. - This oiiecirciimsla ried rdcuin edin your favor, if I could Ji)Stitctajy.{t.-t comparison, between it and jimr.CUBE. following is tho.resujlr - Three, persons took yinir Mlurc/'jtH of which were cares or.'*Qdoli(liaa l]ir«iuiit:tm Fcaer,’’,of many.weeks standing tried Quinine, and other teujcUieii, okcasioiully missing a chill, but it wds,(^ii'(allsuolfcases,) slowly wea ring' litem ' on I, rinA faring Qit foundation of other , f. did succeed in c(Tecting;o';r.idfpal icurvaofcall three of^these, cases; with,ypitt rernisW, 'mul they have not had a chil!Vince. ’ liinll tfeve ol these cases ‘the Ttmic*‘ 'h9d r tfci;n uecd; and would, as before slated, bfdaVlln: chill, bataftera peri two ihaiLelhrfecJ it .would,return. .... ., A ,-. t - r ■ Ithink there will be, no cligieVuy.'BoV m giving to your "Cntc’'- the f >(hi(age L-tounil of nny olher remedy riow jiKustr c , WIU.MM - FIJVRR:,i«nd MGUK GGpE, . ; ANTinOTirrt) ,M AI, AI: IA, tin; i, i i) y. (i jj 1.1 less remedy m eviittiiei*, i.t noii dly i'l-rtjin a PREVENTIVE, as a-UURK.**'T 9 ke it when you feel (he chills coming on, and you will neier have a single one. ,. - • JAMES A, RHODES\P«io , i t f Pt'Avh-byhji, in. i.

The old line fWhigs. of Maryland yet-* tordny adopted a platform. As for the Presidential candidates in the field, they regarded Fiemont as unqualified; and the principles of the Republican parly tmcoti:; sti'lntioiial. v • . : , ’ ' ! -

Fulling Slocks. l am prepared to supply all cells’.for Blankets,-' Flannel, Jeans,-Linsey, and Stocking Yarn. Terms as low as any other establishment in the west. ...

Piiilauelhiia, July 5. Twenty-three States were represented in the American National Camp of the Order of United Sous of America in session here yesterdoy. W. J. HamiH, of. Maryland, presided. After the usual business of the annual session had been transacted, a resolution was unanimously adopted endorsing' tho nominations of Fillmore ami Donelson. .Tennessee, —Mr. Fillmore’s arrival home was hailed at Memphis, Tcnn., with a salute of, 54 guns. An excursion party! •choed the salute, and took a vote among the man, which was l!8 for Fillmore, and 4 for finchanan. The ladies were all for Fillmore. Tho Memphis Fogle says: "This is about the way the election will go in November, Fillmore is gaining ground every minute, and by tbd 4th of November next, the people will vote for him irrespective of party leaders and 'over- j 1 It Beer**

| - liHornmiion Wanted. [ffl'MIE account' hooks, notes and papers be1: A .longing tp llic late Mary E. Seymour not having been found anioiig her effects, ate supposed to have been either put into the bauds of tome friend by her for cotlecjinii, or lost. 7 ' Any Infutm'liitu iorji-gyrtl io the books ana papers, will begratefully,received by the undersigned, Also, any persons knowing themselves indebted to lifer will please calfahd settle with me, ' jyO-31 KaTE T. SMITH, ! K I OH ET-»Sn’e\V^T: UEiEfiliM EJUE0, Overall, IVSclicuck’s StorJ‘ DT Entrance oh Prke street-’ jy2- f

Mr. Buchanan’s Osloud Conference-doc-trines are dangerouso to .the '.peace of the country; but Mir, Fillniorc they declare to bo (hie mairto restore tranquility to the country. ■

This eiuellent medicine which is so highly spoken of, aiid largely used to purify the blood and sliengthen the constitution can he had et Mr. Tliicbaud’s, 'To the enfeebled or aged it IJ piicdoSS. ' *

TEIU1J3: . Fonnaking:Blantets,fitj| width....$1,0(1 Cnllon-warp do. -do '....1,00 Fulled and Kappetl Blankets, ii. . . .,1,50” • flannel per yard.../....,,......,.,iSc. Linsey do 1 -.-.ice./ Jeans (I find.the warp)..23c. * Curding and Spinning per lb.. (2ic. Making Slocking Yarn per lb. ;lGc. Carding Rolla : per lb...,...-., ..6Jc.' People coming from a distance, can get their work done the same daylhey bring it. • Wool taken in pay.for work. I. will pay cash for wool, ; / JOE SCHOFIELD. Rising Sun; March 26-r3m ; >’ ■'

ASTBchj. F. HalleU, who reported aud was probably the author of thc.Cnicinnati platform, is .oiio of the most notorious abolitionists in Massachusetts. He was also author of the celebrated Buffalo resolutions adopted by the abolition party in 1848, and'about that time said, “Hell was too comfortable a place for a slavebolder.” He seems to be a professional platform maker,and fills them up to order, giving them either a pro-slavery, an antislavery or a non*committal*aspect, as tbc circumstances and peculiarities may require.—ion. Journal.

OO* We calculate that tho following. States will go for Fillihoro; (ogfelher with several olhtib; although these : will cast enough electoral. votes Vq elect, n President: New-Yqrfc. Now Jersey, Rhotl e lsinnd/ Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri,/libuisiauaf Arkansan;.Califori nia, Virginia, Ninth Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Sooth . Carolina, Alabama, .and Texas. . ;• ;

Holies of Appointment of AdmXnUtrojor* T1J0TICE is hereby given, that, the u nderi" signadhas been duly appointed administrator ofthe estate of.Biram Buttles, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent '• JOHN DICK AS ON, Administrator. July 9, 1856, —3t- ;• ; ; . . ..

JCSr A man in Wisconsin, who recent*ly inserted a long advertisement in the papers offering his farm for sale, closed in tliofollowing sublimely ridiculous Style: 'The ‘surrounding coontryis the most beautiful the God of nature ever The scenery is celestial, divine; also two wagons to sell and a yoke of steers.*

Movements op Gen. Smith.—TheMiseouri liepuUican, of Friday last, says: “Gen. P. F. Smith, U. S. A., is in this city, where his headquarters arc established. Ho will proceed immediately to Kansas, to quiet affairs there. As he is a man of mature judgment, a good lawyer, and having no other object than to keep the peace in Kansas, he will, wc feel assured accomplish it."

' Itimaway,. , FROM the subscriber on ,the‘26lh day of June, Francis V. W. Cole/aged L5fears; an indentcd'apprenti« : ldr'lhe' Fanning buriness. All persons are warned.'not: to trust or harbor said boy on my account, as I. will pay no debts if his contracting;' reward win be paid for his return td me. ? ’ A : ' ‘ ‘ ■ > fr9 : ANDREW J. McHfeNR Y. ; ~:

SuEumiLLE, Ky.,'July 7. The town is foil of people. Roger Hanson is making the best speech ever made in town. It is effective, telling, nod destructive to Sag-Nichiism. The enthusiasm is tremendous among the Americans. The anti-Americans have evaporated and have gone North after lea cent Jimmy or Fremont. Fillmore slock is one thousand per cent, above par.

BodlaanriSbocs, ; v . : " : For Ladies, and Children ’s' : ■ * ; tf 'Spring andSinn riteir Wen f; ; A- large variety .iustrecelved al> ; ■ *p23 ; v AWLUAtt£ SONS. ; : j •. Pol I Uca I« Icings. . WE have on band pome Shautiful Political ; FLAGS; Democratic and American—wiTnYne names oT 'canffidFlcsand Portraits.— For sate cheap, at the Revoix* Office.

, (£j~ At Syracuse last week tho Indians received tbeir yearly installment from tho State. One old ‘native* presented him* self and squaw and ievenleen children.— His share at 85 a head was $95,. and as ho received his portion ho remarked, *Mo get 8100 next year.*

Estray Notice. TAKEN UP, by John Merrill. living near Gardner and;Smith's, itiPJeasanttownship, Switzerland county, Ind., one black barion HOG, with long tail and .while.spots on Vfra—unnfra "pmcmaVic. Appraiser: at four dollars and fifty cents by Enoch S. Richards and Eli D, Sisson. Done before me this 18th day of June, 1856. Thomas Postox, Justice of the Peace. A true copy from my stray booh. jy9-3t OLIVER OILMSBY, Clerk.

Another Powerful Accession to Fji.jiobe.— The Philadelphia Inquirer, the; acftua. at the Straight c. i influential journal, has a strong article in favor of Mr. Fillmore. We quote: "One thing, at least, is certain—the election of Millard Fillmore to tbh Chief Magistracy of the Repub) is would be a national blessing. Ho has been tried, and he has realized the highest expectations, even of his wannest friends. Ho is for the Union is it is—-he is for peace and ALL ITS PRICELESS BLESSINGS — : hc IS for tllO CONBTITUTIOH AND ALL THE LiWS—and like the immortal Clay, -'he would rathjet BE BIOHT THAN SB PRESIDENT," i

JKTGov. Wise said, el a late Buchanan ratification mealing at Richmond, that. * 1 'enhance the value of negroes from §1,* [000 to $5,000." But what will iUmako while men worth? . Ten cents a dav?

Wholesale AgenK SI. Luuir, H. IJLAKs LEV; Chicago, BAKCLAV BUGS. .And ft.: sale liy Druggists generally. pid-Hm Parwla In Vuvay (>y J. L. TliK-Uu'l.

E are no wreCeiving a freah aupply of . j* * Spring' and -TBUmmer Goods, which will.be sold as cheap aa lhe cheapest. marl2 THAI'S & SCHHNGK.

AST On the Fourth of July, a young girl, aged about '20 .years, called at the police office, in St. Louiu. After she had been there a few moments, a young stranger appeared, rude and noisy. It was an interesting and sudden caw of obsterics.

A Bffc'vsh Supply ol*

1 GO" Henry Clay said: “Whenovor the whig parly shall become merged into n miserable sectional abolition parly, I will renounce it forever, and in future act with that party, regardless of its namo, which stands by the constitution and the Union.”

WE can furnish our friends and the public generally, with National Flags on very short notice. ;Specimens may be seen at the REVEILLE Office.

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Notes, Summons' and Subpmnas, for sale at the' Reveille Office, febJO-tf CHAIN PUMPS—We keep constantly bn band Chain Pumps.' For sale low by febH . GRISAHD $ SON.*

SPilKKSlUSIlIS

Just received at WILLIAM SUAW &>>&,.; a P-3 Ferry stra’I, Vciv.iV, lull.

Cheese. JUST received, twenty boxes Cheese. J'e25 / TEATS & SCUENCK.

£ST “E Pluribas Unnm" is translated to mean “Fillmore and the Union.”

OCT Caleb Adams of Morcer county, Ky. has failed. Liabilities is 340,000.

Kanaivlm Sail. fJJST received i shipment oi Mi . 1 K«ca wha«!t. lKATS^i:V!l|’\i'K

bavc juslreceivcd a supply of KarlF» awha salt. K, L. GRlSARD A SON.

...... .Hiaiiut SlUl— ■...._ INSURANCE Cpi,I?AN¥, ' Of >im, Juctlt\ua. AiiiliorlxedX'apltalnr-SltHbtMrO. I'.n-'iiw-.T. vnii;’f.f<Lto ;*.v suu; of India:!,:.

nOAiti) ok imtiu-roiiK. S. HATHAWAY, ». H. I.OHiNO. J. V.AVCl.KS, . /. F. COVINOTu:.. i. \\\ TAMtoTi*. «SUa T. FATE, fU:*b (illiLKSFIK, JOHN GKAOE. J. M. GINN1NOS. v WM. H. fOWEl-b, 11. J. HATHAWAY, }. ?. 1*1,I1KY, * j. vr. m*ent;eh. '■ S. IIATt!A W A y > IV -■. 11. J. HATHAWAY,*e‘t ffti.irv. ■' • -

SODA WATS3. ** Ye that are-thinly, fame to the Fountain. ** FBM1E great rush'at STEVENS’ new Soda .£L Fountain on Ferry street: is occasioned by the superiority of the Soda over Hint man it* factored: in this place. Nothing is mote invigorating anti healthy as a beverage than pure Soda Water from the' right Kind of- a Fountain. Drop in and try a glass.. • jytS

Hats—Unis. ’• v .: A G ENRRAL assortment of ittBN’8 AND BOV S •. . Leghorn, Canton, Braid, Straw, Palm Leaf.— -Also, -fine'Silk,,'Soft Cassiraere, :Fiir,' and Wool Hats, just received at-v - , :/ "■/ ■; ap33. SHAW.^ SONS. fORE CHEAP TOBACCO, ATTB*; . store: . • ■ 0*2 Pipgs for 26 cents.*'’ Come'and fry it; 1