Weekly Reveille, Volume 39, Number 29, Vevay, Switzerland County, 18 July 1856 — Page 4

I ' Parentage of John C* Premoat The lUchmond (Va.) Dispatch givea ■the following reminiscence of Fremont** 'parent*. If it i* correct, and wo have no reason to donbt its truth, it shows that a candidate fur the Presidency is thfe illegitimate son of a .woman who ran sway from her husband and took up with a French' teacher ': We have no disposition in the general | to meddle with the private history of peo j pie; but when that private history relates! to men presented for ills highest office in the gilt of the nation, and is brought to light by the press, it is nothing moire than proper that it t-hould he in the main coned.} It is due to truth and history. It would .be indeed strange if so young a man as Col. Fremont were elected President, that the simple record of hi* parentage and Inftli haa either been lost, entirely to or so inaccurately recorded as to-present hardly a single fact correctly. . To the good or bad fortune, as it may he of thiscity, it .{a connected with the hirtory of Ctd. Fremont’*; parentage,-— About the first of the. present ,century there resided in this city a revolutionary veteran.;who had served faithfully in the scar of the Revolution. This- s-eieran ! was Colonel .1 filin’ Pryor. He lived on (ho gronnd Avhii-h lien tatween the canal and the.riv'r, s we>t of the St- Petenibnfg railroad depot, oqd east of-the Armory , He !md there hi reminding- Ins house a garden, where refreshments could he pro niredi This was railed “Pryor’s garden." The old Colonel was a victim ot rhpumati>m; and lornmniinn to him wn> t diffitnlt. He moved with a shuffling , stop, 1 and look a long-time to go a very little way—indeed lie was a disabled, still * limbed old soldier, and hi*., physical for res had from exposure and hardship suf fered no little abatement. The veteran Col. Pryor took it into hii head that he needed a wife, and that In* ( would much letter off with one, than than to remain a rheumatic old bat-lie-lor, with.no ono to love, or rather no ■me to mend hi* linen and sew on hi* buttons. So he sought the band iu tiinr- , tinge of. a young girl—lybo she-was it was not material to know; nor does unr informant rememtar jwliether she was very Itenptiml nr not. .1 Suffice it to say, ►he yiehletl to the.suit of the veteran Mil- , dier, and became Mrs..Pryor-— mistress of , the gulden, and mistress of a long framed building, said to’ Imve resembled very much that dwelling so long occupied hy the late James Gray, and which whs pull- ■ eddown in rpake rooin for the fine dwell- ; iugs'rf Mr. John'Jlahln mid that erected | hv Mr. Gray.. It* main fcatmo wm a j -omewhnt spacious apartment in the centre, On either liaiidj wew long wings, of smaller dimension*, except their length, C than the. centre. AmIip. extremetbs of ■ these two wings stood two offices, apparently to promote the Itrtrrnontf of the general dc-ign. . . . ’ I We are the more particular in dererih- > mg the building, became, aa will Ik? set'll, I a lodgment was made in one of these offi- , cca by an enemy of the CoIoholV domestic happiness.. At this time, there lirerl in Tltchmond 1 a Frem-h teantare named-Fremont., who 1 t a light in the academy, of the celebrated p French scholar.-and gentleman, Girantin. * M- Fmnoiitis descril*erl as having been , a small, swarthy individual, with some I French peculiarities,.strongly enveloped. Pome of the oldest inhabitants say that Col. Pr\or employed Mom*. Fremont to: . teach Ins yuimg wife French. Certain it! 1 j*, that he rented of the : Colonel one of i the littlp offices ahove rlesrijtnl, and tookj 1 hi* meals a* n bomd-r, nt the CpIonePs table. What progress the holy made ip 1 Ktndving French is not known; hut. diit ring the interviews with her teacher, there . grew np_ in her breast sentiments and feel1 inga im omdstent with her- relations 10 , Col. Pryor. How long thUstate of thing* existed, we ate not informed; but the -result was, that Mr*;-Prroraml M. Fremont 1 fled from .the city to Forfolk, and‘there, i for a time, for a time, lived together-—lie, , it i* understood, pursuing the vocation' of ( npholcterer, which was supposed to have: been hi* original trade.; /They did not.j 1 however, reside long in Norfolk, lint went 1 to the South—wlierv tjie candidate for the I Presidency way horn—possibly, to 6a | [ v« n ii a h , t h ongh * om o o f llie rc'p o 11 s say , Charleston. ,• • j ( We cannot say Whether the parties were ever mgrried. Certain it. i« that, * Col. pryor was never divorced-from hi*! I wife, who thus left him more forlorn limn ’ he war. when she married him.' Thu i question arises, could there have ken a . legitimate marriage without a divorce? , It is proper to e*ld that Col, Pryor, after some time brooding - over the bad ! treatment be suffered in the desertion ot ' hie vvife, assuaged hi* grief by ’ marrying > another young woman, who'remained avuIi i htm until his death—he dying, it is hardly necessary to, add, without issue. Thu abduction of his first wife hy the Freni-h-J man. who showed not the slightest regard f for Ids prior claim*, was a sore subject to ■ the old Colonel. These incidents in the t life of the progenitor of the Fiee Soil . candidate for the Presidency, show that ho wa* at least a disciple of Free-Love, if r not of Free-Bidl.

TianaoriblncofThe^riptture*.' In, transcribing the 1 sacred writings, it has been a constant .rule with the Jevr.v that whatever iV considered-corrupt shall not be used, but shall be burnt, or otherwise destroyed. A'book of the law wanting hot one lellGr,.wiib; one If tier too much, or with an crrpr in the single letter, written with'anjlhing but ink, or written on parchment.madeb.f,jthe.hide of an noclean animal, or on'parehmept.uot properly prepared for that use, or prepared'by aiiy but Israelite*, or on skins of parchment tied together:by unclean strings, shall be holden to be corrupt; that no wont shall be written without ft tine first drawp on the. parchment,, no wool written by heart, or without having been pronounced orally by the writer; that before he. writes the name of God, he shall wash hi* pen; that no letter shall lie joined to nnu.Iicr, an.ltf the blank parchment cannot be seen all aronnd each letter, the roll shall; be corrupt. There.are certain tides for the length nnd breadth of bach letter, cftcli word, and each section. Even to thi* day it i* an obligation, on the persona whocopy the sacred writings of the synagognc*, : to observe them.

SPRING TRADE.

LET US REASON TOGETHER.

®Ji % ftokltj latieille.

IWrftwn for tha Rtr.U1a. TBS FATAL CUP.

WE are and now opening a large .and ; splendid assortment of

EBEAV NO. III.

JSnrd uare and CnIlery,• con*isting : in part, of the following articles, lo-wit:— '

terms $1 per AimDifl. btbjctly in advance. -CO.

’ Who can dare queetiou the fact that tha ose of alcoholic drinks is productive of evils of greater magnitude, and or consequences more serious to tho human. family, than all tha crime ami infamy, winch is now broad-.spread in oor conn* try. How mauy of our fashionable wine‘bibbers, while drinking themselves into delirium tremens, hug the Idea that they are enjoying the pure juice of the grape! Poor deluded souls-—the shadow of a vine leaf never cooled the fruit from which their hove rage was pressed! - 80 general, so well‘nigh uni ve real, are liquor adulterations at this day, that, should this Mato of things continue, puro juice of the gr«pe'» or pure liquor made from it, will ere long be. considered a wij4A, like the fabled nectar of the gods, which poets might Hob about, hut never drank; and every-day mortals might covet, but never saw. Jr.rt see what lt»ff i* palmed upon our crtrficafm tiplere,'from upper* loni dqtvn to the boardbmaib of lire un* discriminating. million,- under, the name of “june wine," "the pure juice of the grajie," etc. One of the New York pa* pent, in speaking of ibe pun liquors, say’s that, "nineteenth twentieths of the brandy and wine sold in that city should bo spill into-the Earl River." and that it is "a vile compound of poisons, in which camphina and other deadly drugs are mixed with vinegar and.currant wine—the whole being sold with authentic French, and other labels." And tins is the com* pound, a free imbibition of which constitutes one of tha peculiar privileges of fashionable society! No wonder, when death rides on jtrcA a horse, ball follows quickly after! It is said that hogs fed at the diatilla** tea sometimes die of something like cholera; some of the large distil lei tea in the East during last year lost as high as four and five "hundred by this disease; one company in ;Naw York last season lost over eighty head in one week by this frightful disease". The loss seemed to be exciting, and aroused the attention,, of sonic of tha chemi«ts. who, upon analyzing the substance found in the stomach, which was a green substance, and was rJmilftd up by thx swine, wh°n they w quid soon die; and by thin chemical process it was discovered ‘ that a large portion of strychnine was lodged in the'stomach of theAiogs which produced tbia terrible epidemic among the slop-fed hogs. ■

Tabic and Pocket Cnllery, Scissors and Shears, . .. Rnors and Strops, . : Tabic. Tea. and Baitinf! Spoons Edye Tools of all rtcscripiion, Bench Planes, Gapes & Squares, Hand. Hipp, Psnncl & TemianlSaws

".OUR FLAG IB THERE-"

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

\Tood tjr Crosscut Saw*,' In short, a full and complete assortment of Carpenters’ and Coopers* Toots. - — ALSO'-*

WCY AHE WE SICK?

It has been llio lot of the lie mm me tobcwHrlcd downbydlseairatilsuffcrini;. HOLLOWAY'SPILLS ire specially adapted to the relief of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE. and the INFIRM, of ill climes, ages, foxes, tnd eonstitmiont. Professor Hoilowsv personally aoperitiiemls tb*minuf«ttaro offali medicines in the United Mntes.snd offer* Lietn td » free and enlightened people, is the best remedy the world rrtr mw for the re .novel of disease.

Shovels. Spades, Manure nnd Hay Pbtka/Garden Rnktt, *c.; .100 pair Trace Chains, SOOHallerjChains, . GO pair Breast Chains, ' . 2 h iKig Chains, . 26 Lock Chains, • Double and Single Barrel jtuns, ■ Pistols of ever)' descriplion, ; Shot Bags, Powder, Flasks and Horns,' Saddlery and-Carriage Trimmings, consisting. ip part, of Bridee Biits,' ■' Enameled Leather, Buckles. do ;* Cloth, ;. St umips dr Spurs, - Lares S( Pringeif,' - Tack* and Hainesr Saddles, . -.Brass Band*.&c.,Ac. ' • / ' Haring personally selected the above aril des. it will enable us to sell n\ wholesale or retail, at as low. pnccs as the same can be bouehf west of the mountains. ' * , Hive ns a call, and* examine our stock of poods and-prices, before point elsewhere to purchase. . P. L. 0B1SARD * SON. Fvb.11, y/ ; : . •- ,

These Pllle-Fiirl/y the Sloul.

, Those famous Pills are expressly combined to oponteno thenomath.tho lifer, thekidneys,thetangs, * the skin, and tho bowels, correcting ant derangement In their functions. purifying the blood, the virr fountain of life, »td thus curing disease In ill Its forme. Dyspepsia and hirer Complaint. Nearly half the human me hate taken these Pilla. It ha* been proved la all parUofthff world, thstnothlogbasbecn fo icd eqail to them In cases of dlsordots of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints . generally They soon-give a healthy tone to these organs, however much deranged, and when all other meant have failed.;: ,

ITP Whan 1 loot b«k to tee ctltls throort "Meh w« have paiK-1,1 f-«l Hu* there w«j ' *»l the fliTi ot »o Union were numbered. 1 dtUtmllitJ then if ueitnarr. to iieriflee.every political proipret 1 had In the wsrf'l. and life Uitlf, to wf0 the ccucto'MltUSD Fillioii.

fTP Let onr triumph bo that of «nr country, tntilwin* nut claim»to lb* pnblte confl knco by no *Ub• dare hot teaUfhoneildevotion to the <mre«ia.'Kli!fhli co Other Ihan that of tliaCOMtitattoo and tho Coloo.—Astuw J. Hosanna.

business notices.

General Debility. Ill Health. Many of the most despotic Government* have open* ed their Custom Houles to the Introduction of these Pills, that they may become the medicine of the mss- **. Learned C* lieges admit that tills medicine U the best remedy over known for perrons of delicate health, . or where the system has been lmpalred.ni Us orating properties never fall to afford rallsf., Female' Complaints. s ' No . Female, voangor bid, should be without this celebrated medicine.- It rorretts" and yiruUlei the monthly worse* at all periods, ■elhue In manv eases like a charm. It Ii also th- best and safest medlelno tbtuan bo given w children of all ages. sod for any complaint; totucqucntly no family should be wllhoot tt.* Ihlloieay’t Pillt art iht lat rmrdy lnottn in tht t coildfor.Ihe JoUouing- Ditrotn;' . • ntarriura , Indigestion Bowel Complaints Pronsy - Influenza Couchs . Usbllltr . ' Inflatnallon Cpwa ■ • ■ K'Vcr anJ Agne Inward Weakrcu Giles. Ulsessei Female Com- ddrer Complaints tn«lronws • • pUli.ts how ness of Spirit* Jty.prpsta • Ileadathci Piles -tone and G ravel Secondary Sj mp-Veneres I A ffeeWormiofall kinds bunt' tlons

(low to Obtain the Reveille. Enclo'O one dollar In a loiter. In the of yew P Mima iter, write* plainly tee T.amaortha efflee fa which yoa dailretee paper a/tha Conntr end-Stats.end direct In full to r. J. Witoo, RtvriLtt tlmn. Vtv.r, ouret’inj of mall, the pafwr will reach you, and pay yon wMkly tWU tor a whole year.

S3T A coItued prmclwr eloquently lohl bis god-1 brethren ibey ''ninnnt on wca* gleV-ing*, and soar;tq the laud of, catfish and'.cola, Avhtfrp de'graby nin* down hdfo riih-a of yer. munf. Yea yeri!y,dc tl*y will come wen you nil .will mount qu wcflglcs'.ing*, oud play on the harp of n thoutiftn’string*!"

Bdtlno, ll duly empowered to take edvertliemtoli for loHrttoti In Inc Uvrxittt at nnr regular wUi. — S. n. PaBVIN.-So HI Foirth tires*. bMwetn Walnut and, Vine ttrecti, Cincinnati, will receive ad* vinueaenU acdinb«rlpilpnsforihUp3i«r. - ' — 0*<iot A. CaorfT. Ifo. £3 Hock street, rhlla delphla, iJ duly a-teortreil I'* receive advarttaemenu for-Tg* WttrtT HayiiiLt In that city. TO Friend* and Corrcapondentr. » We are willing to poUlih all eoromonlretloikftj nflelenl merit to dcaanrc inch coniplcnliy. opoMJl lenlea toiled to Lha character of onr panart bat we mc wi,h to bo understood, in ro doing, to approve or repudiate the opinion they cot;lain. Favtlcular Niiitcc to .Moll Snbier'bvve. Enbacribcra flnJIns marka-lhci: X x—obuiw Biteri. made with pen and Ink, cn the margin under nr proceeding ttetr name, will know that Iholr Icrma «f eahacriptlOQ are esplnnr. and tha paper will atop an!cat thay remit mow mooev. , .

AFFf.ICTFDItEAD::

PI (t LA DEI,P/rt A M E l it C A LII HOPE,—KjUbl!»h«1 tvonly twnycari'aco by Or; KISKELIX,comer of Third and untitn rtr-M*. RMtsdrlphla. Pj. •

-Avaa an obrervtng and sensible titan, nnd hi* com-Imions were -uhlom itu-orrevU lie satd that a neAVsjidjier and Ililde in every borne, nnd a good school in' every every district —all -tndicd.ftnd appreciated’a* merited —me the principal supporters of virtue, morality mid civil liberty. | JCST The *• Demoi-racy" are v|i y nngry with Uol.mcl Bi-ninh for ninuinglfor Governor of MisMturi—hecattSB In* \vill ‘*<li*tract and divide" itic parly There—and piohahly, the divMon throw the Slate into the hand* nf the Whig* ami Amer* ii-in*. Avhit will vflto for Fillmore.

KAtwrience hii rtndcred Or. K. 1 a moM .(ncceufdl prrrtitlanrr fn the cirrofill rltuiws of a prlralv nstiitv; naithoAA'a A«b,II:y m ‘hb Impnllmeiil to tiisr rts«; tHTrotiA and isaosI IrDrtnUlM. of lbs ■kin. and Hioa • arlAlnr from abn» nr mrrear*.

TWKXIIVTWO VBAflS-

. ..TApE PAimCl-Uti NOTICE. Thfltt* li'an evil haWt ■nmatimej indulged In l>; twij*.'ln ■nlitfle.nft-n srowlnr Up or|0i Ihcm torn it. • bnn.1; a-d width, if. not reformed .In dpe tlm-, nni only Meet* to nulriRintiUl Inpol neiA, bat rim riv* tola i-rict of protratted.loudIon*, ar.d d.-raU-jtlne afT-ct on% - : Pew of those who give way to .Oils pmlclnni prelire are aware of the rmu-oaetteci. -until ihry find the iittnm ah^nerea.Teel Ktratiea and nnacvaaoo Tran In' lb-* nlnd.~ (fee page* ST, S3,59, of Dr. K.’< book on •'Sclf-Prvi-ereitton." . : ■ •' ;

■ V.&'W at the Manafcciorlciof Profeivirfloitowar, jO JKfdrn Lane. New Vort. rnd SU Strand, London ml by ell respectable Drucclm and i/eater* of Mcillil.othronhoat the-United .Matt*, and thee flitted world, In ba.cot, at S3 emu. Kt* rfr.tt.ami .) ' TT?Tbcro ti a confident tdo raring br taking the larger iliei. . . *

The tinfortansie thin sffeeit'd become* feeble. It on* aide to lanor with -cenitoraed rijror,' or to apple M» to ncilt; bis jwp Is tardy and weak; ho li dallj Itrasoluta, m:ii even In bis sport) with i«s enersy than u«al, ■ , ' L - - , If t.e emsi.Hpsuhlrojilf before: the practice has dona tta wont, rnd cote rnr. Id irony, Mi;.nanisms I* unfruitful, rnl Ms ajjiw 1:11s him that this Is cans?-! by early follies. These are eondJmtlons which should awaken the attenVon of Ml who on similarly atmled. RE.MEMBr'.R, * . . ■ He who fire?* himself under Ur.K i iat it Ma trustntenl, tnaj relklrttuly ronSdo )n hll honor aa a ren* tl-man. "r.d nly upon the arnranee, that the secrets of Pr K.‘s pnliejiis dll never be dlfdenid. ’ ■Voon f than— 1st 10 fjlti mo.le,iy deter yoa frost maVfnp yo ir e»ss brown to one, who. from eJccation and r.'.fwetiblllty. rtrvemtlrlr'kefHeml you. Hr. Kiairt.ts'a r.-aMrrre has bsen'for Ihe UsUwecly years m the K. W. Comer of Third and Onion Vreetl, ITillmWpM,.. PJ. PATIKNTTAT-A H1RTAKCE r . Can hare (hy stall'd,their esse, explicitly. tesefhir 1 with all their tempuras. p*r letter, endodny.a r»trtiitanee] Hr. K’i medUiue, eppropdati-d teeerl'cslt. ‘Forwarded to a nr'] art of the Oldt.<4 Slates, arid twcVed secaro f;otn dahios or ccsioerrr, by Mallor Express. r ; '

THB WEEKLY REVEILLE,

For the Campaign,

Pnriiy\ f -.nrRitio«l.

Which has now commenced, will be ConHnued till the Presidential Election in November- It will be devoted to the .success and interest-of the American Parly in the State tad Nation. With a laree amount of political natter, there will be the usual amountof mUoeltineona literature—with the ncwi of the day, loeal intelligence, the marteir, 4c,, $rc. la abort, .we Intend to make the Bevwu.v. equal to any. paper. publiihrd in the Slate,- in Political aud Literary interest- To put it within-the reach of ail, we place it at the following very moderate terms:

.The IVonder of the Mnrlrruth Centnry. Important and of-Urtot Contidtration to iht ■ ' . • Sujrring. ’ • ' T. A, HU KIEV’S SARSAP/lilLLA.

a d v irr t s k m .k n t s ,

OP - all IbercmMW (hat bare been divorced daring tlio the “UioitunJ lIUlLet dt*i Ii heir to" none crjrul thU. wonderful pr.nifulJun — Only three year* hare lUpa-nl flnco the dlwoverer (who spent a decade In thrilling, ntn''iioi«r.l.diiln-, ■ nd perfecting ltj’flr*t Introdneed ft to the pubt.e, nr.d It is already tecogntxed, by tbo rao-t eminent nhrdcUct In sit part* of the country to he the mo+t c-irprtf ItijtBTd Offettlrc r;tardy for certain dlteaiif of which they hare knowledge. , Allnther componndf or ayrnptof the root, hare tilth* erto fulled torojnrruoJ tho urrlton of the fuialtr. lf> caoiJ. on bein'? turicd, they hate been found to* contain norloui Ingredients which neutrcltie the pond effisrt* .of the Sarsaparilla, and often timet injure the neatth of the patient. It if not 10 with HmteyVivrp* art tton. ■ ■ , . * ■

Single copies, 60 cents; twelve copies for #S| twenly-five copies for $10, 65 copies for |30— Invariably in advance. S3* Let clubs be made up immediately in every neighborhood.

TJiIiIj the pore and genuine exlructoftheraoMnd wilt on Hal, be. fotrn*l to effect a certiln and perfect cure of the following romplattU end diseases; ■- Affections of the Bones,' JLbltsal CotUrenut. litbimy, IndlsrtUdii, 0|eea*e*0f the Kidney*. L!rer Complaints, * IHspepsla. Ptfei. Eo'dKlss, ' ■■ ' , v ' ‘ Pulmonary IKscssm, Femslo Irregularities, . FcrofulrorKIca’f Enl. Ptilrlit , ' - fynldllr, . And sll Skin djfraery.. ‘ Besides carir.p the abort, It Ii alto known to'be a great and powerful Ionic, purifying the blood and In* rlroretlngthefvataro.; ‘

READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!!

;A vigorous life- orn Premotufc Death, Kinhc. tin oh Solf prrrervm ton—only C5 rjnts, L*t,e«conlMrIrjr tbit value in stamps. will ensure * copy t per relnm of mill.

AMERICAN STATE

OBATJSfOHATIK!! GRATIS It! A frrr oirr (s Ait. ■ MTRRRY BELIE VF.D.

CKMBmNnR

It riot el range that hog» thus fed. die;,W ia.it strange that person* using ths'jlenh of hoga fed on still-slop should partake of the diseases so common; to those'who me hog meat thm’.fattened, At'tha'distillery in Hamilton, Ohio, where the workmen need the el op* fed hop ; «b their principal Bleat (and, by the way, the most pleasant of any meat) the men became feeble and sickly, many were turned off on account of disability, and they wonld soon take the same diseose o their predecessor*. nntil several had died, supposing they only died : of ordinary Mckne*a. Finally, the **hog su-kncsh" was suggested to be the cause, whereupon the flesh wan, abandoiftd by the hand*, which resulted in the general health, of the crew. ' ; ■

*< Kit ore** C'llds.” s oetrand popular yrork. foil of valuable ad rice and'lmmtsdva wamlnjMlikoealeolal *d to prevent j oarj or misery. acd sire - thoenn i* of lire*. is distributed without eharre, and for wank.I by mail, prepaid to any Poet Oflcs in the United Plates, on reclrlnr an order ecckrtcr an order enclosing two postage stamps. JelE*Iy

lit Short. UK wfiboat cJffptlon, In ilia cites raio* Ooued. atd it* re he M cff«t on Uur rjncm; tie nn*t earldom i* llw the mo.a durable rsnc-ly or tho ago. Ill* already ettcnilrtlv »:cd ihnnehWtbt; eimin, and U fu*t olUIulrp atjilamfveun refiuinlion. Th« In' dances of cnr-* it has effect rd an lUljj coin Ire tn iho l.rof.rieior* knowledge, am) he has no hesitation tn re* e ora men dine It to one and all who desire h> proenre relief from suff»rrifgf Onulmtlllhalne ti*cd. Hi effect! will bo tnoaitfomntfoadmUof farther doubt.. Iterollert nurleT'afiarupartlla Ii the ojttT etxcixs satin c In the market. , ‘

' SUPERIOR CHEMICAL ffiSUING FLM-ID. '|M]IS;c>icap and useful article is-detlined A . to entirely suprreede ■ the use of (he wash board, and thercbr do away with *3wSS<»the hfsvivsl part of the labor which housewives have ip perform in washing ctotKcs.— \Y( chsllcnpe tht world lo p'roduce a cheaper amt better w«hiop preparition It contains no Cariipbinc or Turpentine, and may be used freely by ell, with perfect safety. We portlively assure the public that this preparation will save half your soap, half your wood in boiling, inure lean half your labor in washing, and youf chihes from k-in): rubbed to pieces N. B.—This article is warranted not toinjure clothes in any re*poet. - Mr 1 An A pint wanted to cintasi In lie sd'elclcr (dQDtr Id Ron tut try • Anlcruadiroiijd w *

- There will be an American State Con* Tentlon held at'Indianapolis, on the

Price ffl prr bottle. jnlt Tor gV ■ ' the nmnfjclorr corner’of Fctenth and Hre-n strcrU. Lo i|>vlIL>, Kf.. attJ by all wholesale homes throughout the United Ktilet etui Onidi. ™ J. I- TIIIBBAVO. Wholesale and Retail agent for KwHreiUtutco. Alto, f<*r sale by lie fiillowlnr Agents; /. SI.- Ffcoxtx. Ml Ft*rliiig. Geo. ilrCcLLO'K. daetwntiUe. R. Olhsthh, C nnlDSloo., Eli Axoterox, MoorfljhI. Fnsw. dc. Bowes, flrajrloxn, . L. Joiixrrox. dslio't Landing. . Wm. Bn in. F.tlrrjow. Q. Pixmox*, Eniornrhto. . • ■ J. M. Fanxsx, York Township. t ‘ It. S. Mo tile ornery. marts

' 16TH DAY OP JULY, 1&56, For the pnrpoM of ratifying the nomi* nations of the National American Party, and bringing out a

FILLMORE & DONELSON

ELECTORAL TICKET,

for the,State at large, and .for the Con* grssstonal aietricLs. AU persons who are in far or of "FILLMORE AND THE UNION,*' are earnestly invited to attend. It la expected that distinguished speakers will be present, and address the people, on this occasion.

Oil, \ow U V«:-l* Time. ' A HOOK FOR ItlB MILLION. - REA D AM) REFLECT! DR/ BONAPARTE'S GREAT WORR ON QUtaiti of the Genital Organa, 1 V catlXO THE -

E. H, CARINGTON, Maniifddurcr,

It was several years since discovered by some fiend, that by tiring strychnine (a preparation of nux*vomii - a, and a most insidious and deadly poison) in the yeast, they can produce from five to six gallons of whiritey to the hinhel of corn! when, by the old process, and without the strychnine, only two and a half gallons of whiskey could be .produced .to the bnriiel. The use. of this poisonous aiticle has become general hy those engaged in this nefariom. business. Oh, what a reality, that men, with a foil knowledge ot the consequences of their businfas, will yet engage in spreading moral and physical disease and death throughout onr land. Here is the foundation of all the miseries arising from this ill-fated business, and still worse if possible, that there are to ba found in chnrch and state those who are aiding, abetting and encouraging this abominable business. Oil what a fearful responsibility rests npon thorn.

Jackaonvrlle, Swjrzcrland county, Indiani, —will be promptly attended to.' Fch. 20, 1065.—wtf*

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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE; : OR.Cl'IDE T<I HEALTH. Adapted to the use o*’ every Individual [mate and fotuule.J ‘ The greatest boot, end only one, ever pub* llshcdin any language or In any country. on tbli ■' lubjset The valaill-* ml rice and impressive warn* Inc it gives, will lira Tent yean of misery and suffer- ■. log, and a.ve annually thousand! of Uvea. ■yji ** Rii; This book Ultshowio core the Atf M - followIngdUeasc*.andcultghtiH sQQh tn those who gnne in dark ecu: Conorriim. Gleet, Chor(AlCfr nm dee, blriiturc. Phvmod*. Paramai r** torn r>h>mo*li, Gnvrl, Fvphlllis. JKl* TOffiV Warts. Blotches, b’c ntnjWCT| JtiKe allMn.Pcmlnal Weakness. Mai* VBKEc JOKSv tnrbction. or Self-Abuse. Suppresdnn of tha Menses. Palling of the VI nab.! how to prevent Ik * Pregnancy, Memlmullon, Dar- / ' rennets. Rheumatism, &e.,4co. < It treat* on Midwifery, Abortion, Miscarriage, Celibacy, with remark* to the young and old of both utti. which every one xliould know. It alto tells bow to promote the growth of the Hair, and prevent It* falling off. &c._ Th painful and dUtructlvo habit of Self* poll a Hon Is here described, with the Canto, symptm n and remedy. Millions «10 now (111 a premature end untimely grave, could have been living monument*, willing and ready loiettifyto Its f-thorty admonition!* bad IbU boot* appeared, and Ur. Bunsr*T« lived to the tercnieoDthe-nlury. , ■Beware of Kmplrlct end. Itinerant self-styled Profejjor*. who mttrr curat but never a-ceeed. I'r. Bonaparte Is tba only nermaamly csUblish-M and responsible phyt'cl an. In nla p.-rutUrllne.tn Southern. Ohio, amf hit preel'ca oxUnd* through every Slate lu the Union and the Br.tuh Provinces. t . In want of a pleasant and safe remedy, for Irregularities, obstructions. Ac.', Can •*bU1n Msn* amb. Usin'* celebrated PemalaMoulhly Pills, at this office. ■ J ,■>; • .. . Csrrioit.— Minted Udlesln certain iltuationsshouM not nta them—for reasons,.tss dlreciloni with each box. Price 1. - So r .t by mail to all parti ofth* world. ’ Pcr*ons addressing Ur.B. Do*iP**Tt,by mall, wishing* reply; will plcais Incloo a postage tump. Alto, oil wbn tend for Books or Pills. vT'VTbta BjoV rent'under real, post-paid.to all part* of the world; on reeetp* of £3 cents, or Ore cop ■ lea for f 1/0. T order*addressed to Hr. E. Bosavautc, fto ID? Fvcamore street. between Fifth amt FItih streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, wilt bs punctually attended to, Ur. B. can be confidentially consulted day and evening, rain or thine, of old or young, American nr foreigner, mala or female, nt tho Uoclor’* Office, upon all diseases of which hts book treats. Office hour* from h A. 51. to 8 P.M. JelB-ly [To Bui In* .Ujilicrs

Actr Arrival*

TtlK undersigned having'Tcpk-nishcd his Family Grocery, and daily receiving new supplies, beg* leave to inform tbe public that he is nowprepared to nfler the nccesva ties of life to the hungry and nefriy, nl a very small profit fur cash. Having purcliascd bis slock with carh'exclusively, it enables him lo sell them very low* on the same Terms.

North*west Corner tif.Sixth and Walnut streets, ' Cincinnati; Ohfo, ' . The brtt School for obtaining e Practical

Every county in tbs State should be folly represented ihthis'Conycntion . Let the People of Indiana torn out en matte, and devote one duy to tbe cause of onr beloved country.

KnowU'ipr Of BOOK-KEEPISO, $ c ., the Jntlructort bring Practical . Accountant*, - ■

THE COURSE OP INSTRUCTION* given in this Institution is Thorough and Cora* prehensive,/consisting.of , v

His slock comprises of everything common ly kept in a Grocery Store, sncli aa

COFPEE, SUGAR. Vinegar,. Candles, Soap, SalareTtis, Rice, Cheese, Crackers, Mackerel, Pepper, Table Salt, and 1 , TOBACCO AND CIGARS For those, who indulge in the nauseous weed. For further particulars cal I on the undersigned. ALEX. DGTBA.Z, , - No.' 4, Schenck's BIocki. scptS - Ferry street, Vevnv, Indi

Boolt'KtepIng, by DomW* Knlry - , Embracing every (Jrparmehl of Trade and Mercantile Accounts, vii: ( W ho Jr sate, Retail, Commission, Exchange, .Ranting, Railroad, Steamboat, Individual, Partnership, Joint Slock, and Compound CompanyTlDsnieM. ‘ . Commercial Calculations, • comprising calculations m Percentage, El* change, Arbitration of Equation tf Payments, Averaging, Cuilorrf House/Tra pactions, Ac., iflre., according I'o the jmoat appro* vert.methods, ’. ; " ’ » r ’\ y ‘ . Pmnrassiirp.—A good bus!hue**'hand writing is guaranteed to every one who completes a full comse of instruction, i Commrrtlal.Oomipaudt&ct, Embracing, the; general paiticulnW of letter wriiing, as connecletl' with 1 tne* ’different branches; of Trade, 1 including (tne’ forms of Invoices, rAccoudl. Ci^renls,: Order*, Drafts, Promissory Notes/Bills of Exchange; fie. Commercial Law, Science of Accounts ; Customs of Merc hunts, taws of Trade, by eminent lecturers and business men. , J •, ; Young men wishing to acqiijre/a' IlorougA Commercial Education, win f>n<l y il*giyatly' to their advantage to attend thishnsUtutipn.*

/ty There will probably bo a preliminary meeting, for re-organising tbe State Council, in accordance with the mles and regulations of the National Council, a* modified at ita section in Jana last, on Wednesday, July 15; /

[Pram the Lockport Courier.

iUetalic Burial Cases

Tbs following reflections seem to be in voluntarily suggested by the events of this "Fillmore week:" . .

JESSE V SHORT, UNDERTA&ER. ha* and wiil.cominuc'to keep on hand nil sizes of the latest: improved Burial.Case", arid Wlso' Pistes with all hinds of.inscriptions. - lie willalsn attend to cementing', and all calls in his line of business. He 'constantly kvcps' on band all sorts nnd-siies of- ■\' r ‘'r * ■ . . It EA D V-TIA DE COFFINS* - ' •ined and trimmed, doth covered dnd plain, and will attend with his'Hcanw rill funeral calls. Having purchased his metalic cases of the manufacturer! and all bis, materials at wholesale prices, articles in bis line will be disposed of on (he most reasonable terms. Residence and Shop .on Seminary street, north* west of Schenck’s Flouring Mill. Jon. I, 1865.—if .. ./. -.

1st That Mr, Fillmore lias a stronger hold upon the.popnlar heart than any other man-in the nition.

2d. That reasonable menof all parties concede that be is jaa*. the man for the timet.

"Well but,” saya the proprietor of one of ihene distilleries, "it will bo made by some body, and you can’t stop (he manufacture of liquor, Gotnebody will make it if I don't." Poor creatureri If they were engaged in any other unlawful or injurious bnsine-ts, they .would say that "I might as well moke V living m that way art anybody—somebody will do it, and why not mo as .welt as anv body aIeo." "But stop/’cays one, "them in a law punishing persona for committing crime." Yes, -so them is, and eo there should be against persons who commit a greater crime, vir: depriving men of their intellect, their property and happiness; women and children of a dutiful guardian and protector, and finally robbing heaven of myriads*of souls that were $nce inclined to that celestial world, where the weary ore forever at rest. fcub.

3d. That the true Union men of the nation regard him os their tree leader, and that.they are only waiting till the "sign” U right, to rally Us one man around his itandtrd.

TERMS.—For a Tull coursefejf Instrtffj- * linn 1. if..;..;, ,|40 For further particulars, pitdse call on or address the undersigned. f ' R. S. BACON, Principal. N. B. If any student, aftfcr completing the above Connie, is desirous of «blaining|[ which is very iraprubable\ "Banking arid" Interest Tables," I will furbish him a cnpyjbf any work now extant on that subject fur aO. ". oci24 ■ ' ■ . R- B, B.

* 4tb. That the "sign is made, and’ that they are now rallying.” ,1

The Old Raviaoe Press.—We bad nlmust a mind to nay Komeihing in our present- issno touching ibis pleasant memento of a receding nge. It was mingled with all our first nts-m-iations of a printing of* (ice—with the days of shpppskin balls, and the nili'duo. rnb-diilt, rnh-a-dtih music as they wcrerylhmi\ticftHy fluurished and pntlerfid over the form—the days, too, when young life to nHind no blessed a hrighiness that we did not dream it could ever t*o eclipsed by the shade of sorrow; lint we ere afraid that we shall become so sentimental as to cast a reflection on mirbiiitinwB character, and therefore we shall not indulge onr proclivity for petted mnmnrlofi, True, t ho old press has been dreadfully-iJlstahced in the rushing race of time’s progression; but it did its doty in its day, 80 good-boya, vanArable relic--— Adv. ,

.Kr Tbe following tradition, concern1 ing the vine, is to the point: When Adam planted the vine, and loft it, Satan approached it and said: "Lovely plantl l wilt cherish thee;’’ and thgrenpon. taking three anhbals, a lamb, a lion and h beg, he slayed them at the root of tlie tree', and their blood baa been imbibed by the tree to this day. Thus, if you take one Soblet of wine, yon are cheered by its innonce, yet are mild and docile as the lamb; If you take two goblets, yon become furious, and roarand bellow like a lion; and if you drink of the third goblet, your reason sinks, and like the bog, yon wallow in the mire.

lU'nily-ninde Clothing. TUST' received; a and Vplcndid assortment of ITEA DY-MAUE CLOTH -INQi faf superior to any ever brought into ihlsihinrket, consisting of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, : -i b/EW STYLE NECK TIES, , Collars) and everything appertaining to a OLD THING STONE.

ami vAitmcns or..\En,ti.i.Y. are now ninntifuriuring Davis's Fat* V? ent Churn mid ilmtiT Worker, and keep them consiiuillyou hand for sale. Warranted—returnable if not approved. det!2 P. L. GIUSAHD SrSON.

ftroctrieit. 1 JUST RECEIVED, by steamer Switzerland, 3 hogsheads Super, ■ 20 barrets Molasses, • ( - 10 half barrels do, v j 3 tierce Rice, . ; . ■ . 10 boxes Eel Pub. i , j For tale cheap for cash, by , j '1 mart? TEATS 4 SCHENGB:,

I.lghlning Conquered. fBlHE undersigned ore now prepnred to R furnish Lightning Hods, with directions fnr putting up, and hove now on hand 1000 feel for sale. F. L. GRISARD S( SON. Sept. 19.

M pledge myself to sell cheaper than any other House in town, as my motto is, “smalt profils and quick returns.” He sure and call at No. Jt Odd Fellows’ Hail. sept2 F. L. COl’RVOISIEB

A GENERAL assortment of Coltdudea, Drills,'Derrims. Blown Lineiis, 1 Whirling Checks, Tickings, Bleached ahd 'BrovM Hajlins, 4c., *c., lull received at..' : j ap23 1 WM. SHAW & SONS.

COUNTRY PRODUCE id all kimls-Raga, / Beeswax, Feathers, Butter, Eggs, $c-, 1 dtc., taken in exchange for goods, by , sp w WM. SHAW ff SON.

LAWNS. French and American: Ginghams; Cocheco, Sprague, and Allen i Co.’s Prints. A general assortment jiiet received at ap23 WM. SHAW & SONS.

Kr A yonng lawyer trying to establish himself In business, is. in one respect like * young phpsician—heneedsyw/fmoe.

Kr Bead tbs Advertisements

THE WEEKLY REVEILLE I o?r 0> : • Ovcr .Orisards' fiorduvre Store, 2 d Story, Corner of Matn nnd Ferry S(rtfU>

.Tint above ortabllihment U lujipltcd arlih a Hoc! auortiuent and rartel) of , ■ j Jflll 111?, . And all kinds of rnalcrlhl neteJUij forlhe prompt, ncitkndectinomlciilc'cctuuouof • smjPMmm* Hit> foHiiwfnr an a few or the varieties of printing dmieatlbls office;— ' saSBS, '■ Halo or Fjticj.of all sites and dJsenj irf'i.J. will be fufiiliiitMl and printed at abort notice. ua ;-u So • For Dry floods Store*. Shoe Stores, Grocers, Tailors, , Milliners, and others, jbuu, or with tie richest il>le 01 bonlurs. OIRCUI.AUS, BIEL HEADS, Co mm ore la 1 UUnks, and In fail every do.'crij.ilon of BUbks, printed In the inon eipedtlious manner, at very low rates! DRAFTS * DRUGGISTS 1.ABELS, Will bo printed In Plain or Colored ■ Inks, nr Bronte, or Combined Colon. In the nested iljle. Printing will be done with Gold, Silver* ov Colors, iOn Palin, splendid gUtcd colored papers, or Card], unequalled for brilliancy. '' Our Jos Tvrc Is mostly new,'and of the latest dibs, from the attentive T)-pe Foundry of L. Jobs* so* & Co., which enables this Office to do neutor work than any other office In the region round about. ■ - miThe pairnnsgs of the public l> respecfftrlly •ollciifd.