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OUB BABY. ST,
BY PHOEBY CAREY.
When the morning, half in shadow, | ,
Kan along thelhill and meadow,
And with milk white fingers parted nc
Crimson roses, golden hearted ;
Opening over ruins hoary
Every purple morning-glory,
Aud out shaking from the bushes su
Singing larks aud pleasant thrushes;
That's the time our little baby ti
Strayed from KaraJise, it may be,
Came with eyes like heaven above her;
Oh ! we could not choose but love her; hi
Nut enough uf earth fur sinuiug;
Always gentle, always winning,
Never needing our repruving, Iu
Ever lovely, ever loving;
Starry eyes and son-set tresses,
White arms, made for light caresses;
L:ps that knew no word of doubtiug,
Often kissing, never pouting; 8U
Beauty oven in completeness,
Over-full in childish sweetness; .
That's the way our little baby.
Far too pure for earth', it may be, CO
Seemed to us, who, while about her,
D ;emed we could not do without her, ,
When the morning, hftlffn shadow, h
Ran along the hill and meadow, to
And with milk-white fingers parted p;
Crimson roses, golden-hearted
Opening over ruins hoary '
Every purple morning-glory.
And out-shaking from the bushes sc
Singing larks and pleasant thrushes;
That's the time our little baby,
Fining here for heaven, it may be,
Turning from our bitter weeping, t;i
Closed her eyes as when iu sleeping, st
And her white hands on her bosom,
Folded like a Summer-blossom. i
Now the litter she doth lie on, p
Strewed with roses, bear to Z on;
Go, as past a pleasant meadow, ,r
Though the valley of the shadow ;
Take her softly, holy angels, h
l'ast the ranks of God's evangels.
Past the saints and martyrs-holy,
To the E irth-born, meek and lowly; j
W'c would have our precious blossom \ h
Softly laid iu Jesus' bosom. ; j,
wammmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm????
Dtunorons 11 cubing. \
HERE SHE GOES. tl
The following amusing and well told stoiy
was published in one of the city papers of
Gotham, about a dozen years ago. It oecasioned
at that time a good deal of merriment, ^
and went through several editions of the paper
in which it appeared, the New York Sun- rc
</</// Morning N< ics:
Not long since, two stilish-looking persons
put up for the night in the upper part
of the city ; on the tnorruw, after ordering
their bill, they sent for the landlord who
was not lopg in waiting upon his stylish ca
guests. ' ^
" I wish to purchase that old clock up stairs; ^
will you sell it ?" asked the elder, while the
younger cast his eyes over the columns of a
newspaper which lay upon the table. The ^
landlord, who had set no great value on the
clock, except as an heir-loom, began to suspect al
it might possess the virtue of I ley wood's chair, w
11 /*i? i m . j .1 i. ! i 4 :i..
an mica wnn com?anu uiuiom. uivuiuuuuuj j
the three ascended to the room which cou- J "
tained it. ^
? The fact is," said the elder, "I once won Ci
twenty pounds with a clock like that." K
Twenty pounds!" ejaculated the landlord.
Yes. You see there was one like it in a
room down in Essex, and a fellow bet me he a:
could keep his fore finger swinging with the tl
pendulum for an hour, only saying, Here she
goes, there she goes.' lie couldn't do it. I Q
walked the money out of him in no time."
You did! You couldn't walk it out of t<
me. I'll bet ten pounds I can do it on the a\
spot." " b
Done !" cried the stranger. 0
The clock struck eight, and the landlord
popped into a chair. lr
Here she goes, there she goes !" and his w
finger waved in a curve, his eyes fully fixed on e<
the pendulum. The fellows interrupted? tl
? Where's the money : Plank the money!" gi
The landlord was not to lose in that way.
His fore-finger went slowly and surely with m
the pendulum, and his left hand disengaged
his purse from his pocket, which he threw be- si
hind him on the table. All was silent, the w
dapper man at leugth exclaimed. d
Shall I deposite the money in the hands h
of tire waiter ?"
Here she goes, there she goes !" was the h
only answer. - o
One of the wags left the room. He heard
him go down stairs, hut he was not to be dis- p
disturbed by that trick. ti
Presently the waiter entered, and touching h
him upon the shoulder, asked? w
Mr. 13 .arc you crazy? What arc U
you doing?" o
Here she goes, and there she goes!" he p
responded, his hand and forefinger going as p
before. tt
The waiter rushed down stairs, called one of
tile neighbours, whom he invited up stairs to
see his master.' They ascended, and the
neighbor seizing hi u by the shoulder, in im- tl
ploring voice ; said? at
Mr. 13 , do not sit here. Come, go w
down stairs : what can possess vou to sit th
here?"
44 Here she goes, and there site goes !" was fe
the only answer, and solemn face and slowly m
moving finger settled the matter.
44 lie is mad," whispered his neighbor and lu
friend, in a low voice; 44 we must go for a
doctor." hf
The landlord was not to be duped, he was fo
i? ,i? ?i ,i i_ a.
not iu ue ueccivcu inuueii me wuuiv ?
c
catue to disturb him.
"You had better call up his wife," added ar
the friend.
" Here she goes, and there she goes !" re- d<
peated the landlord, and his hand still moved v?
on.
Ilia moment his wife entered, full of agony
of soul.
"My dear" she kindly said; look on me, it
is y<H?r wife who speaks." fi
" Here she goes, and there she goes !" his ci
hand still continued to move, but his wife w
wouldn't go; she would stay, and he thought I
she was determined to conspire against him
and make him lose the wager. She wept as e
she continued : n
" What cause have you for this ? Why do a
you do so ? Has your wife?
" Here she goes, and there she goes !" and ti
his finger seemed to be tracing its airy progress tl
for anythiug she could ascertain to the contra- e
" My dear," she still continued, thinking p
that he thought of his child whom he fondly c<
loved, would tend to restore him " shall I call c
up your daughter ?" t<
"Here she goes, and there she goes!" the ei
landlord again repeated, his eyes becoming p
more and more fixed and glazed, from the
steadiness of the gaze. A slight smile, which ui
had great effect on the minds of those present,
played upon his face as he thought of the many tl
uojmiYioaaf it resorts to win him from bis pur- tl
se, and of his success in baffling them,
le physician entered. He stood by the side
the busy man. He looked at him in silence
id to the anxious inquiry of the wife, anrered?
44 No, madam, the fewer persons here the
stter. The maid had better stay away ; do
>t let maid"
44 Here she goes, and there she goes !" yet
rain in harmony with the waving finger, is,ed
from the lips of the landlord.
44 A consultation, I think will be necessary,"
willyou run for Dr. A????"
The kind neighbor buttoned up his coat aud
xrried from the room.
In u few minutes Dr. A , with another
edical gentleman entered.
44 This is a sorry sight," said he to the docr
with him.
44 Indeed, it is sir, was the reply. This is a
dden attack of the?"
44 Here she goes, and there she goes !" was
e response, ihc physicians stepped in a
rner and consulted together.
" It is advisable, I think, that his head
lould be shaved," said one of the physicians
the other, who assented ; " and I will desiteh
a servant for a barber"?which resoluon
he iiumediately put into effect.
"Here she goes, and there she goes!"
ireamed the landlord as the minute hand arved
at the desired point.
The barber arrived. He was naturally a
ilkutive man, and when the doctor made
)uie casual remark, reflecting upon the quali1
of the instrument he was about to use, he relied
;
" Ah, ha, Monsieur, you say very bad razor.
Tis beautiful ! Look ! look ! Vcr gud, isn't
e ?
"Here she goes, and there she goes!'
creamed the landlord, his hand moving?or
is face gathering a smile, and his whole frame
i readiness to be convulsed with joy.
The barber wondered. ? Here she goes,
nd there she goes !" he responded in the besi
Inglish he could use. " Varc, vare shall 1
egin ? Vat is dat he say ?"
" Shave his head immediately," interrupted
ic doctor.
" Here she goes, and there she goes!" foi
ic last time, cried the landlord, ns the clot h
ruck the hour of nine, and he sprung from
is seat in an eestacy of delight, screaming ?l
le top of his voice, as he skipped about the
lorn?
44 I've won it : I ve won it ;
44 What?" said the waiter.
44 What?" echoed the doctors.
44 What ?" re-asked the wile.
44 Why, the wager?ten pounds !" Hut
isting his eyes around the room, and missine
ie young men who had induced him to watch
le clock, he asked?
44 Where are those young men who supped
)re last night? Eh? Quick! Where arc
ley V*
44 They went away in their phaeton about
l hour ago, sir," was the reply of the
aitcr.
The truth flashed like a thunderbolt through
is mind. They were a pair of swindling
larpers, with wit to back them and had de
imped with his poekct-book containing twen
r-one pounds.
THE MAN IN THE CHIMNEY.
The Syracuse Journal relates the following
9 an incident happening the other night at
ae Empire House, (hotel) in that city :
Help! help!?I'm suffocating ! Get meoui
uick ! (juick ! or I shall die."
Such were the words uttered in sepulchra
anes, that resounded through some of the
partments of the Empire House after tkt
oarders had retired to their beds last night
?f course they struck terror to the sympathetic
imates and aroused their dormant energies tc
istant investigation as to the source from
hence the sounds proceeded. Men soon rush1
to the windows, and undressed women tc
ic halls. Hells were rung and servants and
nests joined in the search.
44Ilelp! help ! Tear down the house. Get
ic out," continued the same mysterious voice.
44Whoare you?" "What arc you ?" 44What
lallwedo?" "Where can we find you ?"
ere the interrogatories uttered by the bcwilered
searches iu as many different parts of the
ouse.
44Here in the chimney ! choking, suffocating,
eadforemost down the chimney. Do get nic
ut."
From rootn to room and hall to hall the
hilanthropists rushed, calling t<? the unforinatc
to he patient and they would extricate
iin as soon as possible. A dozen stove pipes
ere removed, and four mouths were applied
? ? ?
) the snioKC noies, inquiring mu ?ut,tawui.
f the helpless being, who could not he ex.
ected to hold out long in such a dangerou*
osition. liut still the voice was from a (lisince.
' It is higher up." said one.
' He must be lower down," said another,
' lie is in the top of the chimney," said a
lird; and away they rushed to the stair case,
id speedily the male members of the crowd
ere on the roof of the Empire, inquiring at
ic tops of several chimneys.
'Where are you timidly inquired one of the
males en tfis/tobiile, coutiously venturing
?ar the chimney hole in her room.
"Down here, elosc by these women," rerned
the voice.
The inquirer rushed down stairs, her steps
istened by the piteous appeal of the sufferer
r help.
"He is not here," said one
"He must be towards the next room," said
lother.
"Why don't they get him out?" uttered a
dicate voice, whose owner had not dared to
jnture out of her room before.
"Is it a man ?"
"Is it a woman?"
"Who is it ?"
"What is it?" passed in quick succession
otn one to another, and general alarm and
ansternution prevailed, amid which the beildered
woman heard some oue say, "Is it
'hile Rust's ghost?"
"I'm (tying, dying, dying!" faintly mutterd
the mysterious voice, and the death-rattle
'as heard, as though the poor victim was
bout to give up the ghost.
Courage, man ! we'll have you out! Here,
?ke hold of this rope," and the searchers ou
lie house-top let down the long rope, procurd
for the purpose.
All was now in a state of excitement usurassed.
The anxious searchers heeded not the
old night wind. Their wovk was oue of mery,
and like true-hearted men, they were dc nnined
that no efFort should be spared to resac
a human being from such au awful fate ii
ossible.
'I can't reach it," faintly echoed the voice,
ad lower down went the rope.
"More rope, a little more, more yet!" and
ic hearts of the rescuers leaped for joy, and
eir spirit rone iu anticipation ot success, v/hile
all gathered closer, prepj;red to lend their en'
ergies for "a long pull, a strong pull altogether."
"A little more rope," implored the sufferer,
but, alas! the whole length of the rope had
been let dowu. A few minutes, however, sufficed
to procure another, which, after splicing,
! was let down till the voice responded :
"Enough ! There, now pull!"
! Cautiously and with palpitating hearts, the
: searchers commenced raising the rope?yards
and yards of the fibrous manufacture were raised,
but there was no weight at the eud.
"Whut is the matter! He is not on!" reimarked
the director of ceremonies.
..IT .1 1 1 1 . I > .1.
Miie wusi oe ueaa unu lei go, was me re.
ply"Hello
!" jelled some one down the chini|
ney"Hello!"
was returned from the lowest
depths.
"Why don't you take hold pf the rope ?"
"I'm out! Who is sold!" came back, accompanied
with a loud laugh.
The searchers could not believe their ears,
and some one remarked, "We have beenhoax!
ed?regularly sold!"
All hands at once gave up the search, which
j hatf continued nearly an hour, and made their
way down stairs, when they discovered that a
- j waggish fellow in one of the stoves on the first
floor had caused "the great commotion," "the
i Km pi re through" by poking his head into his
! stove and talking up the cjiimucy until he got
. tired and thought it time to go to bed. A
. more successful hoax has seldom been played
upon a household.
, i THE LOVERS SURPRISED
Once upon a time, our boarding house hap
pened to be opposite to a neat cottage, where
, resided a-half-dozen lively and good-natured
, 'girls,' as ever fell in love, (Jirls will think
of pantaloons, and as 'the men'arc dreadful
lonely, lean and dismal fellows, unless a half
1 - * ~ * ?1 _ 1
? dozen 'shilts' hang witli tneir pants in tnccioxet,
it will appear no wonder that 'a fellow'
should 'fall to feeling' for one of the identi|
cal <rirls above mentioned The follow spoken
of, was an old and esteemed friend, and we
. wereon quite speaking terms with -our friend's
. opposite,' so we were not over particular with
! the liberties we played upon them, and which
, we will now relate. One rather dark, though
, mild evening, in July our hero made a visit
i to the mansion of blue eyes and auburn ringlets,
in search of his ?sis,' as one of the ladies
was familiarly called. It was quite evident
that the feelings of our friend Dull, (we must
give him a name) were far from desiring too
much company?in fact, who could talk to
. one irirl when five blessed bright eyed dears
were staring at him. Certainly, he could not.
and so, somehow or other, he and his sis got
seated on the stoop facing the street and our
, window. Now this locality was certainly indiscreet
for a lynx-eyed old widower?strange
what eyes widowers have!?occupied apart,
incuts overlooking the cottage, and of course
he did not fail to hear voices i? the garden.?
Rapping at our door, and obtaining a welcome
, ?we always welcomed him?he entered, and
had hardly been so before he exclaimed !
?Ed, I've got some fun.'
Have you.' said we, -what is up now V
They are over across the way.'
j We well understood who'they' were, and so
asked the plan of openatians.
( . * Well,' said he, '1 guess they are squatted
, on the stoop?that's where I done my courting'
(this was logical j 'and I want to know
^ I how they look, and see what they are up to.'
I 'Hood ! deacon,' said we, hut bless us we
forgot to tell you. reader, that he was a dea'
'eon, and just the jollicst one that ever opened
a pew door? but bow shall we tret a view :
' i ?0, I'm all cocked and primed and would
' i have dune it myself, but you know sport is
' half lost without company. Sec, said he, -here
1 j arc some Koman Candles I saved over from
the Fourth.'
,Xow Kd,' he continued, you ju<t light this
! candle and fire it right over to 'cm, and I'll
^taud behind and look on' (he was the taller.)
I did not want any prompting, and so over
i went the disscminatorof light and love. Good
' heavens ! here was a sight rivalling the descriptions
of the most love sick poet, dust as the
widowed deacon said, there they were upon
the front stoop step ; our friend Dull amorousj
ly and gently holding his lady love upon his
1 ! arm, and gazing intently upon the orb of blue.
We half thought the feminine had fainted from
: fright, but the sparks had hardly begun to fall
; over their heads when there \vi? a scattering.
' J a slam of the door, a bangot the gate, and all
was still. Xo love scene was ever terminated
' so abruptly?no midnight rcvcllingsof diaboli;
cal eats upon a wood shed ever so C|uickly cut
' [ short by a stray boot. Never do your courting
' upon the front stoop.
' Tiie Human Race.?Ginger?"
i "Sahz"
' What am dat great race to come off dar is
so much talk about ?"
"What great race ? I habi't heam ob any
great race.
"De human race, de great human race, dat
is to come off afore long-."
"Yon, yah, yah ! you be de biggest fool I
| ebcrsaw?de human race, that ain't a boss race
?it be de people in de world, de inhabitants."
! "Who told you so?"
"I allers knowed it, and so did ebery body
els but you, and you are do dumbest nigger 1
j obcr saw: I wish ebery body had learning, so
; dat they wouldn't bodder 'spectable niggers
wid such foolish questions."
Adolpiius Gets Inspired.?"Dearest, I
! will build thee a cot all covered with ivy. in
' some secluded vale, close by a purling brook
i meandering over its pebbly bottom incessantly
I babling in dulcet tickling strains, "love, love;
where the atmosphere is redolent of soothing,
spicy aromas, that make the eyes languish, and
the heart dissolve in a )i juid fire of love;
where the balmy morning zephyrs sigh in the
dense forest's leafy maze, chanting love's melody
:?where the tiny songsters that whirl in
, ethereal space, warble nought but love. I
i will plant thee garden of gorgeous loveliness,
! called from natures most ardent designs, warm;
est tints, and sweet smelling incense."
: j "Dolphy, dear, don't forget to leave a patch
j for cowcumbcrs and invuns?they're so nice
; pickled."
i froJ* Mr. Jay tells a good story of the lie v.
John Newton, namely, that a countryman once
said to him. You often speak of forefathers ;
| now I only know of three, Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob. Pray, sir, who is the fourth ?"
far* One of our smart city urchins hearing
his father read an article in the paper in relul
tion to a new invention o! bricks of glass, ex1
claimed?Glass bricks? I know what, them
! "What are they?" inquired one of the
j family.
| " Tumblers 0f liquor," shouted theyuvetjilo.
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as it is said i is ab-eiit from and without the limit- ; i
| '.his State, and ha- neither v.ife nor attorney kto.w: 1
' vithin the same, upon whom a copy of aid dcclara I
- i. ;. .i ii ,i... i
I mil !li:gllt OC Sei'vcu; ji i-> m. ni -u opivivo. .....
1 Jlii' said defendant (ii> appear and |flvn*S to tin- .-an
lecluration on or before the twentv-eijrth day <?.
! March, which will he in the v?nr of our Lord oin
| .Imusand tight hundred and tit'tv-live. otherwise fuin
| ind absolute judgment will ho awarded against him.
JUlIN G. ENLOfc*. c. c. ris.
Clerk's Office. York Dist. ?
May 2!l. 18"? I. { 18 Ivo. j
i
| South Carolina?York District, i
1N T11K COMMON I'l. 1:As.
: My lie .V U iik.ns, r.?. William Ciaik.?Attach- !"
liu-nt.
i liniEKEAS the I'hrntisl's did on the 7th day ..i j *
I f December, one thousand eight hundred and ! ^
; ii'iy-l'our. iile theirdeclarationagainst the Defendant, j
: who (as it is said) is absent from and without tin |
I iniits of this State, and has neither wile nor attorny
I tnown within the same upon whom a copy of thesaid !
! tec la ration might be served : It is therefore Order- |
i -d, that the said dcl'eudant do appear and plead to | J1
' lie said declaration on or before tli eighth day of j
J December, which will be in the year of our Lord one '
j liousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final I ,l
nd absolute Judgment will thru be awarded against
j him. JOHN G. ENLOK, c. c. c. pls. : 1
Clerk's Office York D'st. 1 .
Dec. 7. 18-VI. ) 4o 1 yij i ^
South Carolina,-York District. |u
ixthiccom.mon w.kas. u
D.J. & L. T witty, c-i. William C. Clark.? Attach- ;
meat.
j \VrIf ERE AS the Plaintiffs did on the 7th day of '
J ? ? December otic thousand eight hundred and li
ii'ly-four, file their declaration against the Defendant 8
vho (as it is said) is absent from and without the I
units of the State, and has neither wife ton Attorney a
;in?wn within the same upon whom a copy of said do- , v
TaVation might b* served: It is therefore Ordered,
hat the said Defendant do appear and plead to the ,
aid declaration on or before tlie eighth day of De- >
ember, which will be in the year of nir lend one
Imusand eight humliid and fifty-five, othciwix final
ml absolute judgiaent will then he given and .-.ward- , '
j .d against him. JOHN G.DNLOE, c. e. c. n.s.
Clerk's Office, York Dist. ) . 1
Dec. 7. 18->-l / 4>? lyrp
In Equity -York District. ?
Jane Pettus, } ;
vs> | Dill for Dower, i >
W. I. Ciawson, Adm'r. j Acct. tie. | tl
and others. J j
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas D. , P
Fenucr and Wife, Defendants, reside beyond the j k
limits of this State, On motion ol Williams ?.k Dent- i fl
tv, Complainant- Solicitor-4, it i.s Ordered that they ; ?
plead, answer or -.'etnur to the above bill of complaint, , a
within three months from the publication hereof, or j
in order pro con few will be decreed against them. , C
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Jan. I 1 tf
South. Carolina.?York District.
IN T11 K COMMON' 1'MOAS.
I. 11. .lohnstoii, rs. L>. W. .Smith.?Foreign Attach
111C i 11.
I ^/"IfKRI-'AS the Plaintifl' di<l on tin* twenty-sixth
T f i)ny of May, one thousand eight hundred and
fty-four, file liis declaration against the defendant,
ho, (as it is said) is absent t'roin ami without the
wits of this State, awl has neither wife nor attorey
ktiov n within the same, upon whom a copy of
lie sab! (echinitinn might be served: It is thcrc>re
Ordered, that the said Defendant, do appear and
lead to the said declaration, on or before the twen7-sevelith
day of May. which will be in the year of
ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five,
thcrwise final and nbsulutc judgment will then be
warded against bun.
.TOUN 0. KNLOK. r. c. c. tls.
1 erk's Office. York District, 1
May 20th, 1854. / 18 ljq
South Carolina ?York District.
iN rH ] : cOM MONI'I,I:AS.
awes II. Larry, v. Harvey Hamilton.?.Attachment.
117*11 ERICAS the plnintlff did this day fi e hisder
V duration against the defendant, who, (as it i?
i:uj is fiD.-rnt irnni nn<i wmmui me limits 01 cms
late, and has ncitlier wile nor attorney, known with1
the same, upon whom a copy of said declaration
ipht be served: It is ordered that the said defenintdo
appearand plead to said declaration, on or !
dore the fourth day of October, which will he in the
jar ' f our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ty-five, otherwise final arid absolute .Judgment will
ten be given and awarded against him.
JOHN G. KXLOE, c. c. c. pls.
Clerk's Office, York L>i.-t. ?
October 3f 1854. j 30 ly?j
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10 ihErHYsitiANS liF I HE WEST
And to ail tnose who use Liquor an a
Medicine or a Beverage.
13HVSICIANS who prescribe A.eohonc Liquids for
. medicinal purposes should give pretcici.ee to
bClilLDA.M AKOMA'llC fcCil.VAl'l S.
1. It is 111:1 ii 11 i.'ielll^L'U at Sclliciiiitu, 111 llo.ialid,
and exclusively 111 the factory of the proprietoi, by
processes and from material elsewhere unemployed
ami uukuown.
2. It is proved, by the recent analysis of several
eminent chemists, to be entirely free from the pernicious
fusil oil which remains in every kind ot injucr
distilled from grain, which is the cause ot the tu l \ e,us
and viiceral deraligenieut, serious Coi.gis\on. ami
tnorb.Uiiess for habitual and intenipeinte iuuih^u.ce,
which such liquors tend t?? supcriuuuce.
a. It is proved by the same unerring tests that the
Juniper Gin is not flavored with the course, acrid m.d
indigestible oil of juniper heretofore used, but with
the specifically lighter, more volatile and nr<.mat.c
and med.ciiial of the two essential oils of the Italian
Juniper berry, negieeted by every other manufacturer.
-J. It is chemical proved to be absolutely pure in
its rectification?a quality obtained by uu entirely
new process, and which no other Holland Gin in the
wor.u lias :ic?|itiml.
It is proved hv extensive medical experience and
testimony, to bi' au efficient as well as an ?gmaMo
r. mcdy in many cases of incipient dropsy, gravel,
chrome gout. rhcumati?m, flatulence, colic. c< nciotion
in the kidney ami blmhler, dyspepsia, It virami ague,
generally debility, sluggish circulation of tin Idoi d,
deficient assimilation of food, and exhausted vital ' ?
ergy.
?). It is a most grateful and renovating cordial, and
when used as directed, never inflames the* systi m or
induce* inebriety, but tends rather f<- subdue the latter
frailty, by creating a dislike to all inferior liquors.
And it invariably corrects the ill efficts of bad water,
whether in *wanipy ??* limestone districts. In all if
the-" 'iiiimerated <|?ia 1?tie< if 1ms no rivaj in any
market in the wor'd.
Since flic introduction of this celebrated medieiiial
beverage into the Cnitcd States, a nunihcu of l.iijuoi
Houses in .New York anel our other large cities have
commenced counterfeiting it. Thegtnuiiic i* only
sold in ijmilt ami pint bottles, lintid.*< tm ly wrapped
in yclh?\v papn', with in) nainc on the bottle, c?-i k
and label. 1 would advise those who use it medicinally,
to purchase by the bottle, as Ihirs and Hotel.fre?|Uentlv
till my bottles with the e? iniiu-n gin and
sell if lor the genuine. For salt by till respi dalle
Druggi i, iu the C.'iiited States. J lie woid ,,Selinii| p"
Itelougx exclusively to my article, as other*' /re e< nnte-vleirs.
In t'harlestoii. S. ('.. by the*followii g fines:
fin i . JI ii mi > ,y C'n, J'. M. f'oh in ?i" 1.
Kb <>/ I'tii Jfiililci/i. I.tttiH't v t\ JJ'irl H-ifi r,
A / ' :, A"//?< / ,y Wid nil un/. Jn/.n F. O'A't
Tb?m?* /.. ti <>d'-. Full hi ,y F'Vr'i>. ml. Aid ly all I bo
rcsnc-tabledruggi-ts and gr? cer* in tie I'nitedStates.
L IiOI.IMIO WOI.FK,
.Sole Miuiufiictiiier and Imp* nor,
IS. "J'f & !'2'2 l'caver-siiTet,
Nov. H 4<) '"iii N? w-Yoi k.
HARPER'S Wi.6i.ZIKE.
fSNllK circulation ..f II.UlPKU s NEW MONTHLY
J. M.\'I \ZINK i - imw reenter tl*:m at any jm viirti?
time since i'- puolicatn n was c imiu ncid, ami istill
stcadiiy ripMiy I'K*r?.:t-ir?jr. The same
which has made i; pnj u'ar ii.thtrio will c? tit litur
to he pursued. It \till a:m l?? j?i? -? nt repuhiriy. in
iimi'C elegant 'Ire.-"- ami at a cliiape/ rate, a larger
amount of latter r< adii;;r matter than ha.* ivirlxer
riven t" the Public in : ??\ similar peried'cal. tiil.er
n>re:gii or <!iiin> .-tic. li- lit- will he made up
with constant I t leu I c?- to tin Wants am! taste- o| the
Trent h?*dy of flic Ani'Ticrn prrplc. rati rr tl.af 'I ?
if any pnit.cuhii class or jm 1? -?-i? n. While it w.ll
lie the ctuhavnr of it* c< ml odors. in all it.- !? j-tjiliiients,
to coinhiiie eii'.ertaii.ii.eiit with ii.stii:eli< i..
pi cm! care w;|| lie taken to? xciuuc t\i \ ilia.}. tl at
an giveju-t cau.-e of ci mjiia'i.t ti :n y :t,tt lot?? : t \
- ctioti i-l the ciiiitry. ami e-pi cijillv t via \ tliii ^ tl at
. an offend the most Ja.?tii|i< us, ? n the -co e < t tn-te
r morality. A la'gc ni:n.hei o:'ititcr< .-ti g ami in!u.ih|earticle.
have alrcnit hei 11 pn paid tV r tie n \r
volume; the .-eri? s of Pictorial Article-', writli n I \
the mo-t popular author- ami illiistiiitcd by 11. < tin .-t
i ltd and popular arti-t- in the I'nitcd S;at -. ?x
press! \ for the Magazine. will he C'litimml: the
choicest productions ot American ami Europe.*ii. iiui-y
talent will he selected for if- page- ; thcvaiiily.
utercst. ami attractiveness of it- Editorial I'cj ailments
will In* increased : ami nothing will he lilt ttit
lone to merit that largo .-hare of pulilic lavi r with
which thai.- far their enterprise has Ik en received.
Each muiiher of the Magazine will contain 141 octavo
pages, in double column.-, each year thus comprising
nearly two tlx ii.-aml page- ot the choicest
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Plates of the Fashions, a ci-piou- Chroliivle of * '*
Cumnt Events, and impartial Notice- i f the impnuint
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SERIES FOR 1855.
The Home Journal.
"fl'tllll tir-t number ot the in w series will be issued
E 011 the 1-t of January next. N< w subscribers
mil be supplied froiu that date ; i<ut immediate aj>>.icati?iii
will be Jieces-ary lor such ns desire to ber.n
With the beginnii:jr. A home i- ha idly comj.let1,
.re think we may safely venture to say, without tlio
Ionic Journal, wb.eli, lie-i les being a chronicle of
he limes, abounds in infell genet' designed to culActi
ui American Home. lt-enitoi- (Ceo. P. Mortis nu*J
s. 1*. A illi-y devote their eutir*?'.imi, -kill aird ? x.erienee,
to the task of giving tli'.i wick, evoty thing
vorth knowing. They purtieuirliy k?? p an eve en
dl the wiiiiiis and novelties of the day. The mm* st
ains are taken to prest nt the facts ami outl.nes ol ell
tews. In the literary department, we aim at sk? tchs
and readable critic.sin, ami in our comletisatii lis
! tiiv ptuduct.on* ol the vast ntw sj aper world el hit
pe. we endeavor to avod the t.iescme andrtlic lo- .
ai. and tranter to our celumiis the pick of rlig'i-h
nfoi unit ion and brilliancy. while w<-endeavor to siect
with a titic sense (.1' pure moinl.-, tine wit, ai d
p ituine huii or. In addition to the above, we have
mule r.e'.v arrange meats for a feature that i* always
utract.'ve in a family jouni'.l. I r< in sivetul o.fbi rt
source.- we we to be - .pplied witb the vtvt tn./l
fossij) of >r York >'<>( ill'. In a imti' polis like
ui-. centre tin. mote sparkling eUn.ei.ts of the life
<f o.ir countiy at largo, and C' ii;-u ii ai.d ; tuition
i.rii ; out iittteh which would else be diuoant. Afloat,
n society go.-sip. is a small vvoil*'. * ! which tl*o ?. linary
m w'-papci - make no n-jioi t. iu.*l ?f thi- we
li.iiii* w'c eau pn teise amus'ng pl ot* giapl s. In -u.mu'iieing
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ind h'gh'y-finislied >ketclies, by "The I.ar'y <f Simot?."
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