Weekly Reveille, Volume 39, Number 37, Vevay, Switzerland County, 10 September 1856 — Page 3
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Public Speaking and Pole Raising
I Written for the RavolUe
A Mistake Corrected.
CANDIDATES
Howard r.sKociaUon, PHILADELPHIA, Important Announcement.
IMPROMPTU.
It is frequently asserted by our Republican friends, that Mr.'Fillmore is the candidate of the South, end that the convention which nominated him wan composed of delegates chiefly from the South, and that therefore he too is a section man, standing upon a sectional platform. Now to idioiv the falsity of this assertion, we giro the following table showing the delegates from the Slave and free Staten, also the number of votes cast, and for whom cast: .
We ate authorized to say that Francis Auki.vsos will be a candidate for Prosec tiling Attorney for the First Judicial Circuit,
* A Sister's Consolation, Dedicated to Mr*. Knox on the DeiUi. of her ’ Darling Boy. a r n. r e a k. *• Oh, sister, why greet me thus in tears. And look bo sadful now; I never saw in other years ‘ A trouble wreathe thy brow. No, rm, in brighter days we’ve met Wiih hearts and smites of bliss; And tittle dreamed that sorrow yet, Could change our joys to this. Bui, ah! ’tis come—thy wailing soul Is shrouded now in gloom, For all that thou didst dearly hold
To thow afflicted with Karoat Dtwaaaa, inch u RPKRMATOKKIKEA; RRMINAL WEAKNESS, 1HPOTKACK, COMORRHIKA, OLRRT, SVPHILUS. the Vice of ONANISM,'or HELP-A BUSK, Ac.. Ate. * The HOWARD AR^'UCIATION,In viewof the iwfal deriruetkia of human life, canaod by Sc ml dll* ««<i and the deception* practiced upon the unfortunate vieltmi of mb diKiw?i by Quidu,ture dlrvcUd (heir Coimiltliig Surfi*oo. «i a CHARITABLE ACT north; vf (fadr name, (a fate MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to alt peranu thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with a dcacrtntlon of their condlUob, (»f e, occupation, habit* of life. Ait..) and In caae of at Ira ton poverty end iuffcrir£, to furnlrii medicine* tree of chine.. The Howard Aamclathm It a benevolent I ratltallnR, crtahlbhcd br ipocfil endowment, for th« rallaf of the rich anddlrireawd, afflicted with -‘Virulent and Epidemic DUeaie*.” U hat now a inrplu of naan*, which the DUerton bare voted to expend In advartltine the above notice. It U neodlera lo add that lha AaMclatlon to m math La the lilfheri Medfralaklllof lha age, and will furoUh the mod approved modern treatment . *, . •. ’• . Jmt Published, t>y the Aaaortatlnn, a Report on Rpcrmak>rrtKva, or .Seminal Weakneet, the Vice of OtunUm, Ma.it nr ball no or h'etf-h bunt .and. other Diaof the Kovuat Orxan*, by the ComnUlitf Surgeon, which wilt W tent by mall (in a Mated envelope). Fair or Cn.aor, on the receipt of Two Flamna for jifwajre. . . - Addre m, IHvOro. R. Ca wtors. Comaltlng Sermon, Howard Amocbtloa. No, S Smth Ninth atnet, Philadelphia, Pa. Hy orderoflte Director*. ' hZRA D, II HARTWELL, Prarident GKO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary,.. anglMy
WEDNESDAY, r - SEPTEMBER 10. 1850,
OHIO AND SWITZERLAND TICKET. For Judge of Common Pleas, JOHN DUMONT, of Switzerland. For Re presen tut ires, JOHN W. WHIG 1 IT, of Switzerland, JOHN J. HAYDEN, of Ohio. For Prosecuting Attorney, JAMES A. WORKS, of Switzerland.
There will bea Mass Meeting of the friends of the Union and the Constitution at FLORENCE, in York Township, on Saturday, September 13, 1850, at which lime and place a POLE will be raised.
The people are inrited to attend, and hear the truth. Several speakers have been invited and ate expected to be present. And Messrs. A. D. Madeira, and J. M Brinson, of Kentucky, will certainly be present and address the people, upon the political topics of the day. . The people of Old Kentucky are cordially ly invited to be with ui on that day. Our triotism is not marked by mere sectional lines.
Delegates present and voting from the Slave States 58 Delegates present and voting from the free States 92 4 ‘
SWITZERLAND COUNTV TICKET. For Treasurer, JOHN R. MOHKKOIJ, of Jefferson. For Sheriff, HARRIS KEENEY, of Posey. ' For Coroner, J. D. S. LOWE, of York. For Sorreyor/. OOBNELIUS HARRIS, of Posey. For Commissioner, 2<I district; BELA HERRICK,, of Posey. . For Ooramissianer, 3d district, LUTHER HOTCHKISS, of PleasanL ■
Lies sleeping in'the tomb. Yes, sister, he ifi gone from thee;
Whole number actually present 150 Absentees voted for 93 Whole number of votes cast by slave . States . 103 Whole number of votes cast by free States / 140
His prattling mice is stilled: No more his little smile we II see, For now he’s cold and chilled.
"A union of hearts—a union of hands—
A union that none can sever— A union of lakes—a union of lands— The American U.non forever!"
But, oh! that infant spirit mild ■ Blooms in a clime mote fair, And sure methinks 1 see thy child
Wlrole number of votes ' 243 Fillmore from the slave Stale* 99 Fillmore from the free States 80
AH’ OLD LIKE RIOT IN VBVATI
The men of all parties— Whig*, Democrats, Republicans,'and Americana,' ate invited to come. Come by dozens and by hundreds, am) bring your mothers, daughters-ahd wives with you. Come.wiih flags, banners and music.— Turn rut. by hundreds, and show the world that you are in earnest; ■
Willi smiling angels there. Yes/ yes,-1 fancy, sister, loo,
itoo i’ a.\j> miok stom:.
Election Notice,
On Saturday night last, there was a Democratic pole raising in' Ghent, Kjv, where a targe number were in attendance from this county. A tall pole was raised, much whisky was used, and many men and boys were drunk. Old.and young men from this county, were drunk who were never seen in - such a disgraceful fix before. A large number of them were laying around in oin streets and stables that night, icing too Jntnk to walk! But this was not all. If they had only, taken too much of the Old Line platform, and quietly enjoyed their "glorious Democracy" in the gutters and stables, ;il would not have been quite so bad. But the scenes of riot and carousing , were almost without a parallel in.our quiet (own.— The hideous yells and. curses of intoxicated men were fearful to behold. One of our principal streets was taken possession of, and Americans or Fillmore men q*ere forbidden to pass along the street.' Unoffending citizens, were insulted an J beaten, and even boys were abused by these infuriated Old Liners. Truly, on last Saturday night, we had a specimen of Democratic role, (he repetition oCwhich will cause our.citizens to fed that (heir lives and property are insecure in this communityThe Young Americans had made arrange ments to have a little innocent amusement by throwing turpentine balls in the street?, but they were not allowed llit* privilege. .Their' ball, were taken faun them by Old User* and stamped to piece*, and I lit* l»>), were forbid Jen to I'inch them at the rink ul Uielr live*. IVn or twenty of llieni would ■unround a ball. Mine of them bavin; knlvr* In Ibelr hard*, and then they would dare, any man.nr boy to touoh lu they would «ay: •*Th« iwt one dial louche* that ball will irel hit throat cut/* etc,, etc. They oven went weal w Tara* to lay, "That they would cut Uib flr»i man or boy’* ibrb. I lba| dared Ao 'hurrah for Fillmore-”* The American* were cursed and called •very .conceivable mime Dial I* mean. Even the tnojieni Of Americana were (tandefed. It wai altogether a Unchamn rH.fmm Br»t to last, and wvi probably gut ten op deliberately for tin, occasion. None olWbnt Rueluntab men were with tbe crowd. They wen* for murdering “American*”. Brel and hut.‘-J. "■■■■■ *' .
I pee him sweetly rest,' Amt; hear his liny harp so .new, I While on the Savior’s breast.
STATE OP INDIANA,, I Svvltxrrlnnd Connly, Set I ( . To Mr Shfriff of ««td Covnlw ;— I, OLIVER OH MSI) V, Clerk of the Circuit Court., in anil for the County and 'Stats aforesaid, do hereby,certify that the following named Suite,- District, County and Township officers'are to ;be elected at the annual election, to be Holden at the uaual places of bolding elections—On the 2d Tuesday in October A. D. JS5(i. Vis:—
Fillmore’s vote 179 Free fStntcs for oilier candidates GO Slave Stnt°s for other candidates 4
WEBB .£■ DA VIDSOX, Manufacturer of all varieties of ■ Boots and Shoe?. And dealers in the best Brands of K.VSTKKX XVOUIC, HAV6 opened an extensive store at (heir new sianihin Ferry street, a fewgj&i daors west of Teals, and Sclienck’sjr *4' store, and intend keeping on band a 1 general assortmenl of custom atid Eastern made work, which'-will be sold . av low as any other establishment fell. The community know wlielher we can make good work or not, and we hope our old customers, arid all others who wish any work in our line, will give us a call, . Vcvay.'Scp;. 3, IS3G.—if •
?Ti< there, then,.mother, turn thuie-eye, Oh look with hope above, And wipe the glisl'ning fear dro ulry r From olTthy cheek of toy*?. [Thy blessed boy‘was snatched away ■j To teach a lesson dear— .* That idoled.flowm that bloom most gay •Muslsoonesl wither I ere. -
Uut this hue and cry about iln. Ku.t,uohe being tbs nominee of the South nlous in sheer nonsense, a shallow pretext gotten up without the least show of truth to prejudice the .minds of the people against'Mr. Fn.uio.vt:, and with a view thereby to cover up the fact that their candidate Mr. FtsEiioKr, who was nominated by the North alone, and by the Xortli alone do they expect to elect him. '11 le cry of sectionalism does not conic from Mtt. Fiiemoxt'h friends with a very-good grace—Kansas outrage.* arc*'much bolter humbugs. . 1
The ladies a re. especially invited to attend.
Meeting In Craig Township.
' One Governor: one Lieutenant Governor: one Secretary of State; one Auditor of State; one Treasurer of Stale; one Attorney General; one ' Clerk of the Supreme Court; ooeSuperinicndant of Public Instruction; one Reporter of the decisions of the Supreme Court of Indiana; one Representative in Congress for the 3d Congressional District, one Prosecuting Attorney for the 1st Judicial Circuit; one Judge of the Court of Common Fleas, fortbe District composed of Ohio* and Switzerland Counties; one Prosecuting Attorney for Mid Court of Common -Pleas, two Representatives) for the District ooraposed of Ohio and 1 Switzerland Counties; also lor Switzerland County, one Treasurer, one Sheriff, one Commissioner for the 2d 'District''and one Commissioner for the 3d district; one County Surveyor; one Coroner anil one Assessor for esch Township in said County. . - ■ ' A'ou are therefore, hereby commanded to give notice of ihcsameaccordingtoTaw, Witness my hand and the seat of the Circuit Court hereunto affixed at Vevay, (his 1st day of Rep* tember A. D..I80G. OLIVER ORMSBY.
We hope all qtir American friends will remember the meeting and pole wising in Craig township. at Braytown, on
Then weep no more, fond sifter, now, Nor lei thy heart be riven,; Util upward plight (hat sacred vow To meet thy child in HeaVra, Ves, let ns pledge before we part Tn greet each other there, And with trniled hand and heart Thy doveling's smile to share. Warsaw, Kj., September, 1W8.
Thursday', Seplmler 11, 1850.
(HT A’spcaker,from Kenluclty will be there to address tiie people. Let oil who are seeking after the truth, turn OuU A fine time is anticipated. ,i - ' ■ ■
Georgia ■ Lottery.- v (Author!list liy Uie Stale of n«orgI»d
Fort Ouhies Academy Lottery!
CLAPS 10,
. O'The destruction ofjproperty in (he United Slates bl fires in. llitf: month of July, accordingto tqp register ofj'finrs kept by New Volk underwriter?, wa« i unysuaIIy large, omounting lo not jcfis than $!,W»,000. The number of fires where the .loss amounted to $10,000 mid upward?,' was jiiirtjr'lwp. The principal part of (his great amount.of toss m> eurred in cities'numbering-lliitly thousand in* habitants and upwards. Though the loss in smaller towns was greater; than has occurred during any one month for more than a year. bhch facts show the importance and tt'ccrs* sitjf for Insuranee: and they show- further that those companies which do no business in the large cities hav<f the most reliable and, most certainly paying business. The losses in In* dinna are considerably less than the one bun: dredth part of (tie whole aura,.vliichshow? that these Companies that confine their busi, ness to Indiana, as does the Itising Sun Insut: mice Company, and some others, have I (("safest field of operation, and ore therefore not exposed to failure like!tlio?c which' do bust* ness in more hazardous localities. •
JC3?~ Thomas Jefferson Jelli, tlio Indian who committed the honiMc out rage imd murder upon a young girl near Political), tins been convicted of murder in the first degree.
To bo drawn In Ihe City of AiI-n.M. Georgia, in public on Saturday, Fe(4. ‘.7,1KW, on llio Ifiivatnt Flail!!
Sulecled fur that young and bereaved mothtr who has recently lost a - dear and pnly ran, lly a friend.
JITr* pnn-harer* Inbuyln;; one edd number and one even numU-r whole Ticket are guaranteed tn dnw Halve* and UuarUTTicketi Jo jirejrfirtloQ, with rhinrciof'tl.uinlitg Hie larger j.riiet,which area hundred per rent heller for the purchaser than any other lottery In eititence.
My Child.
A light is from rnir household gone,
(O* Com. Slocloti and Theodora Fro[inghtiysen are to be placed on the Fillmore electoral ticket in Jw Jcocy. A strong team. . ’ .
n voice « c loved is stilled, A piace is vacant at our hearth,
SAM'L SWAN' i CO., Managers
Prizes amounting 1o 82D|,00nI!! will 1 be dUtrihnted nW-ordine In ttie follow mjMawnlllcerd Kchemel! . ■ ’
Which never can be filled, -• A'gentle heart, that throbbed but now
30.00 MJMKKltS— IS.TPj I'KIZKS’!’ 1 Prize of . • fcWOO Is • •' ««^00 ) Prise of • JO,OfO lii - - 1D4JUU 1Prize «f - ]ti,U(M b • ■ m,000 I Prize of - VfOO b - 5.0UO 1 Prize of - 2,000 U • • -2.000 I Prize of - 1,0H) b • • .l,uoa I Priie itf - 1,000 it • • ‘ 1,000 10 Prizes <>f • 2tn. b ■ 2,000 IW* prize* nf -- b - *■ 10,000
I.IlartisKteny, SherilT of Switzerland Counly, Indiana, hereby-certify that the above is 11 true copy of the certificate made out and delivered to mo by the Clerk of the Circuit Court . of the office* to be filled-at the coming annual' election, . IIARRISKELK,Ey,Sheriffs. C. - September 3, ISSO.-JU •:
With tenderness and love,, lias bushed Us weary thrashings hete,
(lCr C»ft. A, E, Shaw has raised a company of 80 men in Sew Urteans to go to Isicarngtia and join Oen. Walker.
■ To bask in bliss above, Ves, to the home where angels are, His infant son has fled, And yet we bend above the lonib 1 . With tears, and call him dead— . We coll him dead, but aid me kliow ; He dwells where living waters flow.
Ilolloirug’* Oinlmrtil,and PiUt, will Cute Asthma and all Uisonlera of the Chest.—Henry Vincent, of Selma,..Alabama, was almost a martyr to asthma for nineteen yours, wliich literally shook him to pieces,, and made him as thin as a skeleton, he neither enjoyed rest oy night or by day., He tried many things fur the cure of tins complaint, but (hey did not benefit him. . About three moriijis heo, he commenced hiking Holloway’s Pills, and well robing the Ointment into the chest night and morning. Immediately. - liegave there remeniesa fair trial, he was able to sleep at night. By pcr.*evering with 1 hem for only seven weeks, every symptom of his disorder li-lthim. His friends who have not seen ;him.for some lime, now l ardiy know him, he has so wonderfully improved. '' • '48
4 Prizes of $i00 approx; to -10,000 priie are Wo | 4 Prizes of IDO approx, to |Q,H4> prize are 4UO 4 Prizes of 73 aj.prox.'lo 10,TOO prize are 3M 4 Prizes of 0* approx, to .5,000 prize are 241) 4 Prizes of 50 approx, lo' 2,000 prize are 200 4 Prizes of dflapprox. to 10,00 prize are ICO .4 Prizes of - 25 *■ In IjOnu prize are 100 40 Prizes of- 20 . “ to ‘.TO prize are 800 ISAM Prize* of Bare' - 120,000 15,183 Prizes amounting to ; ' . £‘,-01,000
The Auo-ririu w<>r>v pane rally at home—very few wetoto t« aceo. iWKwhatuiti men batter vnrthlatr their own waj—thug ill<) m>l even rtwnl tn»iituanil ilif* *, utlwy caul i bare doited ItaJ the Aulfrioru ■tees in the least dbpoied to- rvOUate, ■ Moody riul* would bare euioed—our rtm<a would have been red w lib blood. Uld Unerj were parading the ((reels with open knivea in hand, bidding dcJUnctrto • Oilman men.” and daring Uioni U* A«w wires. . We cannot for tbe life of see- hnw any Christian man can art with* party which e|iholdiinilrouMennticmuch trUailhi-fc. Any tnati a ho wIiiimW the fcvtiei in Ghent andtbhjdact’ on Salnnlay ntglilUal. ought (o Ih* ilbjturtivl whh Old IJnoliiu.; XVc-vhall refer to IhU matter again hertweek - .
A VITALIZING ELEMENT I ' TO CO>>SUMPTIVKS. ■
A PI1YS1CIAN of high,standing, and formerly 0 Professor in one of the Medical Institutions of this country, now retired fiom active practice, who has been suffering front Pulmonary Disease, discovered, while traveling in Smith America Tor bis health, a cute for Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and general debility; and being aware that thousands are suffering and dying annually from this most dreadful.of‘nil disases, he is desirous frftm the principles of humanity, of making known this most valuable remedy. Upon receipt of Fifteen Cents, in Postage Stamps, or change, he will send a Recipe, with full directions for making and successfully using it. The amount required, is applied ffr Postage, and |hc payment'of this advertisement. Addrcss-B. F. DF.VEIlOL’GH; M. D., je2.VGm ' Bps 23, P, 0 , Brooklyn, N. Y.
Perennial: Massacre!
‘■'.'The tTmdnlily nninng children both in American cities, bears jm immeasurably higherralio to tile whole nu.rl a lily than in any of the cities, even the most muiealthy, in the Kaslern Hemisphere. The deaths resulting from improper medical treatment, and lack of prompt alien-ihm-andxare, are higher among the adult population in this coiinlry,lhnn in any other rnuniry, savage or civilized, Throughout these Grilled States of America (God bless them!) there is not one household, in a hundred that has not its graves. .
V W.mMNfi .AND A RF.CO««KNDAVION.
The IjJMI prizes of $8 arc determined by thennraher which draws the tj10.rw) Prize— if that.number should be in odd mi mbs r then every odd number ticket In the .Scheme wilt bo entitled to JS; if an ttrn number, thro every even number ticket In,the Scheme will be entitled U> .$6, in addition tu any other Prize which tlto ticket may dnw.
An Undeniable Fact.
IT* The news we get frtim all parls of this county indicates the election of our entire did Hr t and county ticket hyn targe and increased majority nwr last year. The lies the fild Liners have been so biinlycircnlnlingnre haring n grind elfcCt. The people are becoming wanned up. urn) ategoing.lu work ill good earnest, anc will not cease action until a complete victory is achieved nt the ballot-box.— The-people if Switzerland have so often beeii deceived. by these.office* st eking demagogues, that they ore slow to believe their asserlions; and these slippery gentlemen might Just.‘at well-atl>'nipt to get do heacea, jib Autry In get am American to jieKt-vc nny of Iheirfabelioods Hut -we Wail warn our friends- to be -oil I li t if guard—keep, the watch- ores brightly burning far«ur enemy ,is unprincipled; ami Tinscrupu; Ions, and will lakeaidvhnlngeurhny-Bmle.very l itcumslarice to mislead arid -decree you. tU e wise in time, fur''eternal vigilance istbe price of liberty.” Shun the siren- song of an Old Line office-seeker as yuti would the hiss of the wiper. They-ate de*pe£ate, and desperate dim eases always tciiUTTe-detpocalesuowdicfi. \
Scrofula, Cospepsia, Chronic articular Bhetr; matisni, functional or organic: ilisnase of the Liver, ancipieni Phthisis, Syphilis in its varied form, from slight discoloraiiona on the skin to the ulcerative process, are diseases well known to the Western (Country. - In these particular cases li hr Ic y'sSa rsa pa ri tin will be Ton ml to oc.| with surprising effect,andin no inslance .where, lived ■ according jo diced ions has. it failed ijj afford immediate ami: permanent’relief. Try it, and -you jeill£thank, us fur the advice.~Itoilon Atlai 1- . f..- ■ *> , T(w;gemiibc extract direct torn the mami;foclury can be had atTlitetiaii n's. ■ : I 1 ’ '•••* ' r ' * 1 1 * ' , ■*
. All those tickets ending wilh 0.2,4, G. P, are even—alt those ending w(th 1.3,5,7.9, are odd*. SItcim- in Ik-rth.il every Prize b drawn,and payfull without deduction.
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irFAIl Prizes of aidXXI and. under, paid. Immediately after the dnwiitS-~oiber prizes at Ihc asual time of thirty days. ■, AUrotnmuiiirallonsslrifllyronfidenUat. The drawn numbers will I*e forwarded t» purchasers Immediately after the drawing-, 'r : \ -V
The plan of drawing the b tilery will lx] rent with alt Tickets ordered.; - -. ■ ■ ,r. . ,
■, People may well begin Intake Ibis solemn fact to heart, nntl ask, is this always to be? We Justly pride ourselves on our superior intelligence; but is it not humiliating to us lobe obliged to acknowIcTge that through our own oversight nod carelessness, life has become shorter and more uncertain among us than with any other people.? Let us pause a mofoeel to inquire how this awful murtcilily is produced; ..The women of lids country arc proverbial (bribe implicit reliance which they place on professional-skill in all the diseases and nil' menu I o «e bicbt bey a re su bjecL For reasons which we do not purpose here, to discuss, the i tiuvitablc cbnjfeiluenec is, lljat women nre always ill, or nearly so, anil tbdf/children; in whom the effects of ilia: illness are perpetuated, ate coiuiitutionally; affected, so that for litem prolonged life; in ' a majority of cases is a impossibility,sbotLof o miracle. Again, ibu extremis of temperature in ibis country arc-so far apart; and :va'riatJons occur so suddenly,. IhalwiUinutsoroorncaos of ihainUiataiaing the system in -a w-ctl-ibalajicod cbutUlion,lhat is, wuhoui some, dicahsofpreseryingThe blood piirc. and keeping it at an 'cqWb’lujlegree of heat, standing good hea lib ts utlerably beyond attainment. ; the ■ mo merit nous .-question; w hcre.sha If we obtain l ha I g rand “dcsiderawtdeh is to avert illness, orJo remove it in nil these-, cases? > Innumerable nostrums baVe been' proposed, arid!he morehigb sounditig theirpielu nsiohs I the more complete ' has been their fsilure. The only universal remedies for disease that have stood the lest of time, that hare served alike the lofty and the lowly; that have elilited the unqualified enconiutns -ofthe highest medical talent; that have received the approval and patronage of Hoyatily, even; that have laid three Continents under obligation; that have never yet been pronounced inefficacious by those who used themi that have never yet Jailed to benefit the sufferer ate Holloway's Pills and Ointment- This is no high-flown and exaggerated eulogy; it_ is a plain statement of fact. We have no interest an puffing Professor Holloway or his medicines. They need no such equivocal recommendation as that. We have an interest in the welfare of humanity end so has be. He is a cosmopolitan ;a citizen of the world) his sympathies are c< nfined to no dime or race. Every man is hisneighpor, and therefore he feels bound to do good to him as fat as he can. And how can he render him better service than by bestowing on him the greatest of atl blessings— HEALTH. His medicines have already met with a most enviable appreciation in this country. Bui they cannol be too widely diffused. Every man and woman is liable to sickness; therefore coetyitnao and woman should have these Pills for complaints of the system, and th;s Ointment for local afflictions, such as wounds and sores. Every family should be furnished with both. How catild belter provision be made for the year just begun than to provide -against the misfortunes of ill health and the thousand and one other evils that follow in its train.— N. Y. Sunday iSercury.
IpT Whole Tic kill* 810-Halves )J gSJi, I'riie TiekcU cashed dr renewed (noth er ticket* at eltliernfllrc- '. * - - Grent Inducement* In Chilis* - Ainne-hairof the Tickets are guaranteed to draw $9 we a lit »el) Certificate nf Packages of 10 Tick ctf {odd and even number*;) at tho following rates—.All that the 1U Ttekela draw over the amount guaranteed arc rue* to the nutvbaser.' Certificate of. Package of 10 Whole Ticket*. 050,00 . — ■ JOlIalf 30.00 “ “ 10 Quarter “ . lipp Addn*a< orders for Tlek'cU or Certificate* of Package* of Ticket.*, either In i -s; 8WAX 4 CO« Atlanta, Ga. : . Or,!S.SWAX, Montgomery, Ala,
Attention, Smokers & Chewers!
E.H. MARTIN, il/atn street, adjoining Dr, McCulehen't office, 18 'still receiving air) opening a fine lot of Imported.am) 'Domestic Cigars, and Veeps constantly on hand « gen* eral assortment of the- best ' Virginia Chewing Tobacco,
Kuna way.
FROM the subscriber on the 12ib day of August, Hi-zakiah Uobtrls,-D bound buy to the Blacksmith!ng business. All persons are forewotiicdfrom harboring or trusting him on my account, as I will pay no debts of bis contracting. ' JOSEPH, JAtiKKS. Sept. 10, 1850 —3t
I ; THD . CAMPAJG1L
In order to pliee llie nr.TpnxK willtiii Uie reach of nil the grenl political campaign of the"present year,-we haw; detcfmiiietl ln furnish ilffrom.now unti Irti e Tvesidenlial election fotto WF.NTY-FlVE CENtS, in advance; FOUR. OOPIK POU Oiir. Uoi.ua. py a .little exertion on ihe'part of ow friends, .p larger club mayberaised.in cvccyneighbor* hood in the county. ■'•'■■■. ' • • ‘ i
Which will be sold wholesale and retail on the must reasonable terms.
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- ICT Country Merchants arc -invited to call and examineTor themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 will sell to them as cheap a* the cheapest. • ' v N. B. Nothing but Cigars' and Tobacco, kept for sale at this establishment. ■ Vevay, Aug. 20, 1856.
WHAT is piit?—That which the: public has long deiuomled. viz: A Map of all the'Railroads in the United.'Slates and Canadas, showing Depbtsond ’ Slot tons, mutinied on. rullcrs, and in pocket -form. Tins, is the most complete tiling of (he kind ever published. Agents and Booksellers supplied oti the most reasonable-terms; A copy in. pucket furrit sent by mail, ptMl ; pjid, on receipt of it 25.- Address,-post-paid, ‘ - ENSIGN, BRIDGMAN £ PANNING. No; 156 Wiljiara street,'New-York. <■
'Tito Scientific American.
: TWELFTH YBARV ; ; Ono TIiou*nnil Doll*rs C«il* Prises. LATHE Twelfth Annual Volume of this useJL.fu 1. publication commences on the 13th day of September nexL ' '. ■* The ‘SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN" is *n ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL, devoted chief ly In the'promulgation of information relating to,the various Mechanic and Chcmjc Arts, Industrial Manu faclprev Agriculture, "Talents, Inventions,.Engineering, Millwork, and all interests which the light ol PRACTICAL SCIENCE itcalculaled to advance.,' ( ,V -Reports of-U* S. PATENTS granted are also published ’every week, including Orntut Corir* of all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with news and information upon THOUSANDS OF OTHER SUBJECTS.
C Dr. Sage, of AllcDsvUle, informs the Rising Snn Visitor Iba* three gentlemen canvassed the votes dfall those residingwithin a cir-cle-of one mile around that piece, with the following result: Fillmore 60, Fremont 18, Hu Chilian 10. ;■, . ■ ,, (t ' j: A v .Allensville is - the stronghold ‘of the Fre■monters in this county, and the above figures •conclusively show the truth of what we ha'vc ■often slated, vis: That Fremont’s strength is ■mainly from tht Old Line party! ■■The Fremont movement in this county is helping our ,party, for ail the recent converts ore out of the 'Old Line ranks'. This fact accounts for the IbUterness manifested against them in this .County and State. Slick a pin there 1
[C Evety Pilfmorc Clubin SwiUtrrland Co. is requested , to a delegate to act os o member of-;th<| Centralj Committee' for. the con nly: Ytvny'Clubha* appointed a delegate ami it is Imped that -crevy other wiU ap} point ope iinmed i a tel yC V-:A mcc It n gofthc Committee ;wUlj soon W c*Hed, wben important business will W-kansactaV.',, , £
, To lUc rublic. ' TUP. subscriber, thankful for the hitherto liberal patronage conferred o n him by line citizens of/Vevay Switzerland county, would them that no pains shall be spared on his part to fnrnish'his Stall with the best Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, fork and Sausage that the country will a (Toni for the Fall market. tie will also pay the highest price in Cash, for Hides and Skins', delivered at the Store of Win, Dickson, who is authorized to .weigh, re* ccivc, and pay for them. augl3.tr WM, NORTHCOTT.
NOTICE.
' The underiigned has lost or destroyed two receipts-or certificates of- deposit, made and signed by: Ulysses I*. Schenckfone fur. one hundred and Seventy dollars, payable nt siglil or on demand ift|bld, on which there is a credit of cither thirty-five 'or forty’five dollars; i be other tor one hundred and tw«my-eignt dollars, payable at sight of on dgnu-nd in gold. - The. dates of said iccipts or certificates is not rcccollected. All jietsoiis are forwarded from purchasing the same'as Ibepayments has been etopped. - ABIJAH H. GRIMES. SvpU 10. 175G.—31, -V
■ : ; • “ V CT We, think the Democrats musthave been very hard pushed in selecting a crmdidalcfor Congress in Ibis district, of they would not have selected the dirty blackguard they did.--In bis recent canvass in'ttiis county, he devoted much of his time-in telling low-flung anil ■dirty stories, to the shame and mortification of many of Ids political friends.
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Desirable Rcsldencefor Sale*, A .WELL built two story frame house, with .two lots, situated on the corner of AA±£t Main.and Main Crush alreets/oppraileHTilj Knox’s Steam Milt, in' full view of ’tlig'Billi river, is now offered for sale'at a bargain.— The house contains 6'rooms and porch, fruit and ornamental trees of the best quality in the .yard,, with other good improvements.— Terms easy. Apply to ■. ■>.’ ' JOHN G. COTTON, au6 tf Or to P. L. GR18ARD.
Tm Bmutt Rr.vir.ws.—We ore in tegular '■receipt of the American edition of these valuable publication?. New volumes commenced js follows: North British, May, 1856; Edinburgh, July; London Quarterly, July, 1856; Westminster, July, and Blackwood, July.— 'Blackwood, or any one of the Reviews, $1 a year: Black wood and one Revifew—or any two Reviews, (6.' The four Reviews, $3.‘ Blackwood and the four Reviews, $ 0. Address t. Scott 4 Co., Publishes, 51 Gold street, ' New York. '■
LARGE F1A<JS.
We con now furnish large flags, suitable for the highest poles, with names of candidates upon them, for about half what they generally cost, f-r all parlies—on short notice
GREA T EXCITEMENT. Owning of Cbe Indlwniv llotrl.
XbC'understMied respectfully informs Ids friends as I Ihe public generally that he has leased the commodious and long established Hotel at the.Iower cnd of Market Square and Ferry streets, and having thoroughly repaired and Refurnished the same'is now prepared Jo accommodate travelers and boarders in the best manner. No pains will be spared to give en*. tire satisfaction to guests. The proximity of this Hold to the river renders it particularly convenient to river travelers, whomay.rdy-on receiving attention stall hours. The table will always beTurnishcd with the best luxuries the market affords, 'and those who stay during the night can obtain clean and comfortable beds. Having had considerable experience in hotel keeping, I hope to merit and receive a portion of public patronage. J. NEWKIRK. VevnySepl. 10,16SS —3to.
[p- The Notice of the Voung Americans polo raising, and many oilier items, ate unavoidably crowded out this week.
Gash for the Farmers!
THE subscriber will pay the highesirouket price, in Cash, for WHEAT-to be delivered at the wharf boat in Vev«jr. CpSncks furnished. EDWARD H. ROGERS. ■ Moorefield, Ang.13.—tf ; V : ■ To Butter rtlnlic»*s
ICTTlie friend who sent us a communication from Jacksonville, neglected to give ns his name.
• jjWe hope to see a large al'-cndanee at Florence on Saturday next, A fine time may te eipected. Col. A. D. Madeira, a Democrat of the Jefferson and Jackson school, will address the people. J. M. Hanson, Esq., a tat ■ented young Kentuckian, is also oxfecUxUo be present, and will speak to the people, the people turn out and devote one day to the cause of our country; The ladies will turn •ont by hundreds. We learn that the "young folks" have made arrangements to "have a little dance.”
AND I’AItnEHS OGNGRAU.Y. WE erenow tin nu factoring Davis's Patent Churn and Butter Worker, ;and keep them constantly on hand for sale. War-ranted—returnable-if not approved, declf! F. L. GRtSABD 4t SON.
Uj* We arc indebted Henry C. Picket for a 1-irpo &n4 -delicious Miuk-racllon.
CT Messrs. MUNN £ CO., »w extensively engaged in procuring patents for new inventions, and will advise inventors, without charge in regard to the novelty of their improvements.
The mostnatnrnl political assocUtion that now exist* in that between Buchanan and Van Btiron, Tfcey have been loving in their political lives, and in their political deaths they should not be divided.
50*000 Bushels Wheat Won led I fllflE undersigned will pay the highest starA kcl price, tu CASH, for Wheal, delivered at out time in Vcvay, , ’ jy30 F. L. GJUSARD &. SON.
ShcrifTs Sale.
Fruit nnd Ornamental Trees. MESSRS. Scotl Carter ami Wm, 0. Owens, VeTay, Ind., and Watton Craig, Ghent, Ky., will receive orders for fruit-trees, Ac., &c., from the Nurseries of I. C. Penis Co., Pleasant Ridge, Ohio, J miles from Cincinnati. CT Please call on the Agents and sec Catalogues of Pruits, 4-c. I. C. FERRIS $ CO. Aug. 27, 1855.—tf (News copy-)
By virtue of an execution issued out of the Clerks ofllce of the Switzerland Court of Common Pleas and tome directed, against David C. Kblin and in favor of J. &<1, J. Ualmazzo, I will offer for sale at the Court house door in the Town of Vevay, on the dtb day of October 1856, between the hours prescribed by Law, to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, the rents and profits for a term of years nol exceeding seven of the following real estate ui Switzerland County, Indiana, to wit: In lots numbers 61 and £2; also ihc North East of lot No. 25; all of said lots in the original Town of Ve»ay, in said County; and if the tents and profits fail to sell for a sum sufficient to satisly said execution and costs and accruing! costs, 1 will there and then on Uic same terms offer the fee simple of said real citaffi'orso much thereof a$ will satisfy said execution &c; but will not sell for less than two thirds the appraised value tnereof. HARRIS KEEN Y, Sheriff, S. C. Sept. 10, 1859 -3t' , $05P.
IT The American part), of Ohio county /have nominated, the following ticket : For 'Treasurer, James B. Smtih; for Sheriff, John I. Works; for Coroner, Theophilus Jones; for Surveyor, Abdiel T. Rislcyj for Coonty ■Commissioner, James Hemphill. Thclicltel ■as a good one, and will be eloctcd if our /friends do their duty.. -
'Mmttso or Or.D Winos w Bomw.Tbe Old Lino Whig* pf Buffalo, held a Maks meeting on Wednesday, at which 3* OOO were in attendance. They unanimously resolvrd to support Fillmore and Donslsou. Our Gepublican friends had better start anew the story that "Fillmore will withdraw.’* .
Political Flags.
WE have on band some beautiful Pol (treat FLAGS, Democratic and American—•with the uanxs-crf candidates and Portraits.— For sale cheap, at (h6 RcvsiMJt Office.
Daviers Uodstt.— The Americans of Daviess county aro up and doing. On Saturday, the23d inst.,they erected a Fillmore polo, .150 feet high, in Washington. On tho Monday eaening following, a Fillmore ClnB was organized, after which there wan a'long and brilliant torch-light procession. Bpeccfces ware made by Jas. H McConneland others.
Coopers Wanted!
Wheal Wanted* . WE arc paying the highest market price ix exsu, for wheat. I1ARW00D& DOAN-
THE subscriber wishes to employ five or six good flour barrel Coopers, to which he will pay good prices and constant employment. They will do well to call on me soon, as 1 am now filling up rny shop. W. J. PROTSMAN. Near Moore field, 6 miles west of Vevay.
U*0ur friends in Craig raise their pole toitnotrow; a large gatheribgis eipected. Craig ia 0. K., and wilt give, (he whole American -.ticket a large majority.’,
UCT An American State Convention was bald at J?ow Haven, Conn., on Wednesday last. It was very largely atirnded, and the greatest was manifested. A Fillmore electoral ticket wag nominated, with Ex-Govs, Hawley, and Greene atilbe head of it. . Hurrah for OanneclicDl,
Kanawha Sail.. JUST received a shipment of No. lltanawha salt. TEATS A SCHENCK
CAUAIN PUMPS—We keep constantly o* J hand Chain Pumps.. For sale lo» by febU . P. L. GRISARD A SON.
i/* Read tha advert dement in another column hcided "Out at Last." It will be seen that a cheap Map of all the Railroads in the .country ibas been published.
WE are now receiving a fresh supply of Spring and Summer Goods, which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, marts TEATS dt SCHENCK,
J3T The crop of cranberries in tho Northwest is unusually large this year.
WE have juslteceived’a iupplf of Kanawha salt. F. L. GRIBABD dt SON,
Itlfthig Sun INSURANCE COMPANY; Of Riling Sun, IndlkB*. Authorized Capital 8100,000. Business confined to the Slate of Indiana. 'iNOORPORAYED, -1831. ' BOARD OF DIIUCCTORS. S. HATHAWAY, II. H. LORINO. ). C. WELLS, . S. F. COVINGTON, J. W. TALBOTT, WM. T. PATH, GEO. GILLESPIE, JOHN GRACE, J. M. GINNINGS. WM. It. POWELL, B. J. HATHAWAY* J. I*. CLREY, J.W. SPENCER. S. HATHAWAY, President. II. J, HATHAWAY, Secretary. O* Firc aniJ Marine risks taken at equitable fairs. AM jH-rsnns desiring Insurance will call «n GEORGE E. PLEASANTS, ; may2l-Iy - Agent, »l Vevay, tnd.- , S. F. COVINGTON, General Agent. ‘
Uv*. MHENCif. & fcON, Arc Agents fur the -JF.TNA