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Jninkif lUntiiug. COME TO JESUS. Who is willing to go to the Saviour ? IIo has graciously said. MHiui that comutli to me, I will hi no wis? cast out. 'every . i v reader of this article be able to reaponu to I the voice that ciWs "Come," in tho spirit | r.nd resolve of thc*fo!l owing lines: | lust as 1 nin?without one plea t But that thy blood was shod for ino, c \ild 'that thou bid'st m? come to thee, # O Lamb of God, I come! . Just as I am?ami waiting not I To ri<l my soui of oho dark spot? I f'o thee whose blood ehhcleanse each spot, < U laitubof God, I come! j Just as I am?though tossed about With many n conflict, many a doubt, H ith fears withiYi, and wars without? j ' O !.:tbib of God, 1 couic ! ; I i I Just as T am?poor, wretched, blind ; ; Sight, riches, healing of the mind, \ ? s, all I need, in thee I find? O Lamb of God, Iconic! ? Just as I am?thou wilt receive, t Wilt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve, v Because thy prbmiso I believe? j i, O l.aiiib of God, I coine ! j f Just as T am?thy love unknown | H lias biokcn any barrier down ; ! li Now to bo thine, yea, thine alone? I <1 O Lamb of God, 1 come ! j 1 "AHE YOU A COMMUNICANT ?" j J Such whs the question addressed t<> j ?.ne who had for six years professed to be :\ follower of Ilim who said, "Let your i s light so shin? before man, that thoy in iv j see your good works, and glorify your ( Father which is in heaven." For months j g had she been mingling with the worldly ! j aud tho gay ; and in the excitement of ? her daily life, slio had forgotten that the ? vows of God were upon her, that she had ( con "bought with a price," even the , iMo. d of God's dear Son. Shehad indeed | g-uie with tho multitude to the house of I prayer, but bow hnd^she li?lcnf^to the | truths there proclaimed I Shd^Bpgoue ( rui with the world as if sho were indeed { ,.r :. .. . :< .i :. .i - ? ' v,. u, i. .1 ? rc mc enu or tier lie 'nS* V ' ] Ono Sabbath morning upon being nsk* ed by one of her gay companions to nc- ( company liini to hear some distinguished ^ preacher, ?he declined, saying, that it wu* ! | communion Sabbath in her church, and ' alio must be there. "Are you a common- ^ ieai.ti" was tlie short but cutting reply. 1 Few and simplo were the words, and per-1 t haps forgotten as soon as spoken by bin? who littered them, but they found lher? v ay to the young wanderer's hoart. Go where she would, engage in what scenes of folly she might this starling question ^ would ring through her soul; and as the answered, "Yes, I am a communicant," that other mightier question would force itsell upon her, "Am I a Christian For Fix years she hai called nersclf the friend of .Jesus, and now she must go bark I through nil those rear*. Fhe nuut recall * i i the hour, when in the agony ofnnnwak- " coed, ami; convicted spirit, she cried to I God for mercy, and he heard her cry, and . whispered, "Go in pence :thv sins which 4 ' ' I t arc mar.}', arc forgiven thee." Tlien tlio trembling hope, the holy fear, the new , tides of joy which filled her heart, a* Low- , ' wig ill penitential prayer sho gave herself ! ' away to Him ; then the day on which j ' she confessed Christ be'orc the world,the ' resolves she formed that she would live , 1 only for the glory of God, and the good j c of her follow-crentures ; the happy mouths j J which followed of sweet communion with i her Saviour, the zeal with which she en | 1 gaged in His service?nil, all cams back ' to ber. She recalled with bitterness the r first time that she deserted the place of, * prayer for some scenes of gaysty and fol x I y, and a71 those years of wandering in 1 which Hie had inJ eed been a nieuiber e'.' i * the visible cli urcli, but alas, bal given S 1 ittle evidence that the loved Ilim whose K death she commemorated. Oh, what a j N record had gone up against her?what r scores of wasted opportunities and de- ' spiaed privileges?what reproach had she brought upon the name and cause of re . ^ ligion. - o I ? Again she bowed i.i agony of spirit as 1 bImi bad years before, and asked forgive- 1 nosi of Him whom she had so deeply ' ' I wronged. Again did those accents of mercy fall on her ear, '*Go in peace; thy j ' sin", which are many, are forgiven thee;''j ' .iii'l from that nudi lice she went forth ' strong in Ilia strength. He only, the ; ' great Searcher of heart*, witnessed the ' N r. aguish of hi? penetant child. Ho only 11 Whew the peace and joy wliiih she <r j?e j *' noticed ; but the world inw the fru:t? of " all this in her humble mid consistent life, ' i f.r untirng efforts to do what in her lay ' f.?r the glory of her beloved Master. Now there i* no need to H*h*, "Arc y<j<4 * coin- ' i> unicant !" f<;r her daily ivalkshoW-i that ' he's "hfe is hid with Christ in fto'l." An KnglUlunan n Constantinople may, I on the L >r?l's find his accustomed t form of woMlrtp nnd excellent preaching J t *it the ambassador's chapel; a Scotch-j I .nan will find a Free Scotch Church; an c American an American Church ; a tier i ii man may hear three German service*; I au Italian will find a Protestant Italian r .-mce; and a Frenchman wdl find a French service at the Dutch Amhaiso- j dor's. t PATH OF THE JUST-IT9 HADIA1 CY. ' v ; The pnth of tlie sun is a radient pat It is not only glorious, *^bat express^ but half (be tr^th. U is glorious beeaui it is radiant. The sue it not like the mo* a incro reflector; glittering with borrow* light. ?i<h1 has giyep it in itself; at iiereforo it shines, and cannot hut shin If tho mountains could ho lifted up, un hey should enclose it I^ko a w *11; and tl louds ascending from the mountain hould concentrate their masses, overreni t like a roof?it would shine still. ?fa cade the more intense by the confin nant, it would turn the mountains in) lianmnJs, and the clouds into crystals an lash through them ail, and fill tbo worl villi new splendors. So with ibo path of the just, lliagh y i? from within. It is a radiation. Pt tim where you will; he shines and caunc ut shine. (?od made hii\t^o shine. Fc nstanco, imprison Joseph?and be wi hine out on all Egypt, cloudless as th ky where tho rain never falls. Tinpriso )aniel?and tlm dazzled Hons will rotur o tln-ir lab's, and the kiug coma forth t rorship at his rising, snd all Bahylo lo?s tho beauty of tho brighter and be pr day. Imprison peter ami with ;ol f?ir bis harbinger star, he will sprea lis aurora from the fountains of tbo Joi Ian to tho well* of Eeershebn, and brPH iko the morning ovor mountain and sei inprixon pan!?and there will be hig 10011 over all the Roman Empire. In ?ris<>n John?and tho isles of tho yKgeai md all the coasts around will kindle wit un ot visions, too gorgeous to bo deser >cd,biit never forgotten? a boundless pat irama of prophecy, gliding from sky I ky,nnd. enchanting the nations with opc: ng* of lienvuti, transits of saints and :u [els, and the ultimate glory of the oil iti-l kingdom of (lud. Not only so; fi nojein times have similar example* li? oilurobv and examples in tho statc.' >r instance, bury Luther in tlie slept! f ilie lilm-k Forest and " the angel tin lweW in the bush" will honor hiin then lie trees around hiin will burn liko sbsf <f ruby, etui his glowing orb loom u igait!, routid and clear, na the li<?!?t of n Mtrope. "Vlir'.'.st iiunyan into tl?e glpoi if Bedford j til?and, aa he lenns hishea ill bi* band, the murky horizon of It rite sill lluitie with fiery symbols?" delect le mountains'.' with holy pilgrima grou tl on the golden hills, and bands of blii iom the gates of pearl, hastening to wc :oino tbwin home.? T. //. Steel-ton. iftliswllamj. ?EEP INTO A WASHINGTON GAB iS^lAU JblUbisK Thu Wu?bi?gton correspondent of tl 'lev*Und IMuiuduslcr thus discribes a vi l to gnmbling-houso, and what he a:i .n?l heard there: "Having heard much of tho ntagnil ?enee mb'! grandeur of tho mutropoliti * tiuhlirg houses, I with several Clevelar iitMids one a visit tho other uight.I'liti entrance wa> through a narrow ligli a I way opening front tho avenue, just en f tits* National. A pnirofitairs at tl 'uriher en<l of the ball brings you mbrup y against a small door fattened on tbei dde ; you ring a hell ; a colored aerva o. k* through the latticed fanel to aec dl i* right. If he discovers a well know Uftomeror a frequent visitor of such j?l a the whole party ia admitted, cn tl rincipU, of course, that's person is know >y tho company ho keeps.' Gamble iiidvrstnnd human nature better than an H??ly else. We wero admitted first into nom beautifully carpeted, fresco pit'iute \ilh chair*, sofas, lounges, Are., of ros vood, a largo centre table on which wei he leading newspapers of the countr ud arot:?id which sat several well dross* ;entlcim-ji, Vourely rsadjcg aad diseu ing the news of the day. This was hi half of a double parlor, the fecoptic ooin, or as Milton would say, 'tlje Vest ?ulo of hell.* "Our guide, who was a well know iVashington gentleman, introduced us I ha keper of llnr eatublislimcnt, telling bit hat we had never hocn in such a plat mt'<,ro, and wss led hy curiosity to exploi sis infernal domains. He appeared higl y delighted, and immediately opened V he 'inner temple/. >ye entered, ao oil ml that tliu half had not been told u V chandelier, costing from three to foi Kindred dollar", brilliantly lit ap, flung I [littering ray* oo gold papered wafls, ?s n daniaak curtains, sofas, dec. In tl ?ntre,and near one end of the room,sto< i long six legged table, with a richly en uroidered spread, 'ailing in folds nearly i lis floor; on the wall over this table hur i massive guilt frame, and large aa life iwge cmmobiiig tiger, with eyeaofglarin Ire, lip* apnrt, and apparently ready f< * JM'rfhg tijibn hi* unsuspecting victiiu.Ilio cloth being removed' from the tab *n*iith, revealed a '"Faro Hank,' with a he iin plcmeoU of that well-known fasc istiiig game; ivory chips, representing I '5, $25, $260 each, lay piled up in or orner/fbr the convenience- of the better n a small l>ox beneath lay pilea of ban tills and heaps of double eagles, for ti edemplion of these ivory issuee. "It was eaily in th* evening, and tl )!r.yere hud not got in. The keeper ei ert lit tied ut with tales of the table?ho J- foolish young men came there n* wo hail, out of curiosity, nod were iudeced to 'try h. j their luck' oui of cariosity, wlqch ganorcs ally left thotn out of c#?h, out of characsw : tor, and iqtt of friend*, in the end. We m ! proposed leaving, when he politely invited ;(l us to stay to supper; lie showed us his bill id yf (are, which included soup, roast beof, ? oysters in all strles, ducks, vcuison, quail, til fish, chocolate, coffee, nuts and all the 10 wines and liquors to be fcund in the host is*. ' restaurants. Whoever is admitted to the di rooms, either as players or spectators, are y, also admitted to these suppers free of e- charge. Don't gamblers understand hu .0 man nature I The keeper wss impalicn( d to have the house organized, so members d could draw their mileage and muko his business bettor. This is but one of many 5- institutions in this eity, and tho tiger it it bound to be fed though the people starve.' ir RAILROADS OF THE UNITED H P STATES. 4 Dinsrnore's excellent Railroad Guide for n tbia month contain* a summary of lh? n nunibor of miles of railroad nonr in opcrao tion in the United sjtat^s, from which we n learn that we have more railroads than all i. other countries nut tooretlisr. I - ?- ?. *? i- The total amount of railroads i? 19,604 d miles. Croat Britain and Ireland hsve r only about 8500 miles in operation, whil? k ! tboae on the continent of Europo do not n. ' amount to 6000 miles. In 1828 there 1 h , were only 3 miles of railroad in our counl try; in 1838, 1843 miles; in 1848, 5682 n, ; miles; consequently 13,162 tai'es have h been built during ihe pa?t seven years.? i- This is a most astonishing and rapid inn crease, being nearly double those that ;o were built during the previous twenty 3- years. 3. New York has the greatest number of r j miles in operation, namely, 2C9'2; Ohio is jr next,having 242 7; Illinois comes next,liarin mg 1892; Pennsylvania next,having 1627; _ Indiana next, having 1482; and Mass* is chusetta has 1317. No one of the other st States come up to a thousand miles, anJ Arkansas, California, and Iowa, have 'ta none. ,p There are now 6000 miles more under dl eonstiuclion?as much as there ia in cor m tinental IJurope?*nd thi-aa, it is calculai,l ted, will be completed and in operation in >n txr? J?*r*. The total value of completed u- railway* at #30,000 per mile is #,r>80,0'20,p. 000. Wo do not kaow the exact cost o! M constructing railways per tui.e in Illinois I and Indiana, but we Lave been informed that it does not amount to on* third that m of Mnisnchu setts, which cost over f 4C,L CO |>er mile owing to numeroua deep cutting* and heavy embankments being required. The wt stern States being more level are ~ better adapted than ike Eastern Stales for building cheap railroads. The railroad interests aro now a n ighty power in the to , . j Federal Coininoaweahh.? Scientific Atnerican. * I OHIOINAL NOVEL BY N.]'. WILLIS. ,n Tli? Home Journal , F o it 1 8 5 o! l" X?\V AM) RlilLLlAXT SERIES ?t ie On the 5lh day of January next. the firat number of the New Scries tor 18J3. of thii well known Family Newspaper will he i?n ?n?J, with new type and new attractions . the principal one is of the kind which baa .f! been proved, by both American and Euro. ' ; pe.nn periodicola, to he the most acceptable I; I and popular, viz: A NOVEL IN SLRl.ll NUMBERS. 'I hu title ie "PAUL FAXK; m or.PARTS OF A LIFE EI.SE UNTOLD A Novel." 1V a t a. r. w i l v If. u In addition to this new feature, n scries ol original sketchea, songs and ballada, by G. i P. Morris, and an original novelette, in verse a- founded upon fact, called "The Story of a rt! ] Star," by J. M. Field, aro among the inducomonts for now subscriber* to commence w ith Y< I the first number of the yea-, d j I5csi?lcs the eontributions aad labor of the ^ F.d torn, the Ifome Journal will contain the ' Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of a it i large list of contributors?the tjiiee of the ,B : KuruMkuMngBzines?a? lections of the most . ; interesting publications of the day?Ibebriel '* , novels?'the piquant stones?the aparklinj I .a* 1..^. .i-- _ WW WW mw?wm *iiiiv?iiig uurctjuir?m? U%*wa AUG n gossip of the Pnrisiau Rupert?the personal *l-*-t<-hes of public eharfcictOf*?the stirnnj scene* of the worid v?e live is- the rhronim clo of the news for Indies?the facts ant >t outlines of news?the pick of l4flfflish infor mat ion?the wit, humor'Snd pathds of thi * times?the fcssirys on 'Jfr, liteVature,' society v and morals. and the usual eitfiety of earefu choosing* from'the wilderness of Engliak P periodical literature, criticism, poetrv, etc.? Ws need nor rcmiud our fenders that w? a, bavo also on* or two anaurpaassd correspondents in ths FathionabU Society of Acs "r York, who will give us early news ol? ever; ts n4w feature of Stylo and F.leg&oce auioBj ^ tho lender* of th* new world. Trusts.? Fbrous copy, $-J; for throe co " pie*, |5: or on* copy for lUfee year*, %b~ >d always in advance. , I#* Subscribe without delay! A idreaa. MORRIS A WII.U8, 1? Editors and l'rnprfotori ir 107 Fulton-street, J . << New York. ? AllHNT3,.JflENTS, A}JENT^ Persons accustomed to procure subscri ? hers for Books, Mcgazinet, ke, or got uj le clubs for newspaper*, are requested to sew ii us their names and address, sm we Will foi ward thein, free of charge, a a peel men nuo '* berof a publication, for whlcb they will Aw 1 ready sale; and we will allow them a com mission of 50 per cent for their service*. ,e J. BRADFORD*. BROTHER, ?i No: 3, CoOTtland at:; N. Y.' *' I'4 W.THDBLOW CAOTOlj/ 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW AVD 80LIC ! TOR IH EOOITY. 1 A tier. J a the Court a in Isincna/rr, Keraka r>" | wnd Adjoining lhatricta. w ' jar OFFICE, CARDKN, tf. C MA MMEUaifs umw? ; FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE! 1Mfp? Btillmiuuf ( (pintiniMif. I THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY | | By the ni<l of a microscope, wo see mil| lions* of little openings oil the surface of our bodies. Through those thin Ointment, when rubhed on the skin. is carried to nny organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kianoys. disorders of the I,ivor, afleetions of the heart, Inilamation of the I.ungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, are by its mean* effectually euresl. Kvery housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat of r.ny thickness. This healing ointment far more readily penetrates through any bone or fleshy part of the living body, curing tl e . most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot be reached by other means. Erysipelas, Salt Rheum 8c Scorbutio Humors. No .remedy has ever done so much for the cure of diseases of the Skin, what w hatever form tliAi* i i.iv iwjiii"" il.So l Nocnsc ofSait Rheum, Scurvy, Sort- Heads. Scrofula, or Krvslpclas, can long withstand its inllucncc. i'lie inventor lias travelled over ninny parts of the globe, visiting the principal hospitals,dispensing this Ointment, giving advice as to its application, and has thus been the means of restoring countless numbers to health. Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds 8l Ulcers. Some of the most scientific surgeons now solely rely upon the use of this wonderful ' Ointment, when having to cope with the worst eases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandular swellings, and tumors, i'rofcaaor IIolloway has, hv command of the A!!!H Oov. eriiinctits,dispatched to the hospitals of the j Kast, large ahipinents of this ointment, to bo I used under the direction of the Medical Stall , in the worst cases of wounds. It will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling, stillness or contraction of the join's, even of JO years' 1 standing. Piles and Fistulas. plaintst can bo flcctually cured if the tint, oiont be well rubin-d in over the parts allot ted, and by otherwise f??ll??\vinjf tlte printod directions i*TT>uuii enoli pot. Both the Ointment and I'ills should bo uaud In tho follow ing cases: Rauiona, Sore Legs, Uurtut, Soro Llrva.-U', t "happed hands, Sore 11 cuds, ('lillhluins, Soro Throats, Fistulas, Son' - ol all kinds, (lout, Pnmins, ' Lumbago, Scald*, Mercurial Eruptions, Swelled Claud*, 1'iles, Still' Joints, Rheumatism, llecra, I Salt Khcutu, Venerable Sore*, | Skin disease*, Wouii l, of all kinds. ^ Sol.T) AT THE M AJtlFAiToltH* ut I'rwf. 1 lol.I.oWA V, KU Mnidell Initio, .New Yoik, stnd "Jit, STeAND, London, and by nil r??pec table Druggists nnd llonlera of Medicine* throughout the IJnited State*, and the civilized world, in l'otonnd llo.\c?, ?t ot*. til'i cent*. nn*l SSI 00 each. i^r t In re i* u consider .ble saving by taking tlte larger size*. N.H.?llirootioiiH for the guidance of pntiunt* in every tliaordcr are ullixetl to each Dot. HOMiRB ASNOtlAT10.\, 1 rillLAliELl'IlI A. ' IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ; To all persons alllotcil with S?xunl disease, i audi at a Seiuinal Weak no**, lin|?o(ericv, tionorrliura, Gleet, Syphilis, Ac , Ac. i The Howard Association of rhilade'.phia, in view of the awful desti action of human life ami health, caused by Sexual diseases, ami the deceptions which arc practised upon the uidoitunate rictiius of sucli diseases by (Jauck*, have directed their consulting Sergeon, a* a charitable act worthy of their name, to give medical advice gratis, to all persons thus alllicted, (male or female,| who apply bv letter, (post paid,] with a descriplion of their condition, (age, ' occupation, habits ol lite, Ac.,) ami in eases ol extreme poverty and suffering to 1'uinirh uied1 icines free of charge. i The Howard Association is a benevolent Institution, established by special endow ment, for I thu relief ot the aiek ami distressed, alllicted With "Virulent and Epidemic diseases," and its , funds can be used for no other purpose. It has , now a surplus of means, which the Itircetor* t hate voted to adVurtise the aUm notice. It is needless to add that the Association coiitmatitij ' the highest Medical skill of the age. ' Address, (post-paid,) Dr. G<-o. It. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, I'hil adslphia, i'a. J ' By order of the Directors, I BZHA D. HKARTWKLL, President \ GIO. FA1RCH1I.D, Heerotary. 1 Carpets, Oil-Cloths, Clo. . At Low Frices for Coaht tlforjff K. L. Alyntt, i JVo*. 44 4 and 446 Pfarl-Strrrt, {ne<n Cha tkam.) Nt w~ York, [ TT AS now In tore, end is constantly rej LJL ceiving a wellassorted Stock ov ('abut*. Oil-Cloth#. Sic., to which h? invite* public attention, believing that nn examination of Loth qt silly nod w ill pVovtf" aaffffattoi'y to ' Sliiclient# and t> Purchaser*genarallv, who buy for Cash Hla Stock roniiUti of RICH VELVET TAPESTRY &. RRUX SEIJiCARPKTH. IN NEW'DESIGNS; K SUPERIOR ENGLISH dt AMKRI' * 1CAN i-PLY, AMU INGRAIN C-ARPET8; " Cotnprialof many Now Pattern*, Made ex, preefy for first class trade. AUo. Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Slnii * Carpet*. Oil Cloth* in widths from 2 t< 514 feet, in f.irtou* ' Riell Moh.iU Tlifted nnd ('oiiimon Hearth Ifog* a:i< "m I)oor inula oWiih rent sort*. Table ant . Piano ('over* hf Cliolee Pattern*. 41 6-4 and fi-4 Plaid and Plain Mnttinjfa.? Window Shade* of desirable atyfw.-Stair Covering*, *4nir Rod*, nnd nil othei article# uaaally kept in Carpet Stores. HK f% ALSO AGKST TOR MCLLINQ Carhnrt 4 Nye'a Power Lcom Three-ph and Ingrain Carpets, as well aa Harbor' I Auburn Prison-made Rrimacla 3-ply. Ingruii and Venetian Carpets and Rug*. m All which will b? fairly represented t< parchaser*. nnd aold at fair prices. inly 36, 24-1 y. I , For th$ Complete Curo ofvCauglis, p Colds. Influenza. Asthma Bronchetis I Spitting of Blood, and all other lung b complai s tending to consumption 1 Tliis preparation is gutting into use all J | over our Country. Tlio numerous letters , we receive from onr various agents, infor- ' ' ininjr ns of eurses effected in their immediate f. I neighborhoods, warrant us in saying it is or,e ; of the best, if no', the very htsl Cough Medi- ^ eine now belore tiie public. // almost -into- j * ruhly relieves and not unfreqnenlly caret the ' ( I very worst case. \Vh"n all other Cough j preparations have failed, this lias relieved i : the patient, as Druggists, dealers in ; . Medicines, and Physicians ean testify. ! . Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what j has been his experience of the effects of this J . medicine, if he lias been selling it for any I ( eiigtb of time he will tell you. i ^ T IS Tin: BUST MM Die INK K XT A NT ! I Below we give a few extaets front letter8 j ' wo have received lately regarding the vir- . , tues of *, lis medicine. I Dr.S.t >s in,of Kno\ville.f!a..snys:?Fhare j ,j hern using yourLu rrwort and I'ar t< ryexten- , sin ly i?i my practice for lhr> r years past.and, it j I is with pleasurt / state my belifj in 11*8XtlPKRI. j ' ' okitv ovtll all OTIir.K akticlks witti which 1 ( 1 tin aci/uainfeJtJor which it is recommended." ., M essrs Kit/'ferald & llenners. writing , | front Wavnesville, N.C. says:?" The Liter- j .j j wort and 'Lu- is l> coning daily more popui lar in this Country, and wi; think Justly , . so All who lime tried it speak in com men- y I da hie terms of i'. te>y lientul.iol in nllrt inline ^ \ the cnmjdiiinli d for wi/ich it is recommit! ' Our Agent ill Dickens Distret, S. ('. .Mr. S. It. Mei'all. .assures us "that he its s il triih I ? tf re at Ijrwftl in Ins own family, and rocom- j, mends it lu his neighbors." Ho g'vos an .. i instance of a Negro w oman, in bis vicinity, I who bad been suffering w ith disease of the 1 I .iinrrM f/ir vimicu ?ilI..n/t...t u !il. ...? .... who was rolly-vcd by the l.ivcr.vortli and Tar. y Stub are the (food reports we hear ot j thin Medicine from nil parts of TTio South. ; j For a report of tin* surprisnir cures it liax ^ preformed in tin* Wdtftra Ami Norhern ami .. Eastern States. we would invite the snflcrinjj .j patient to read the pamphlet which necoin- i .| panic* oacli bottle. To at! we say fiair !! > - ,j hate j .| Tut THE MEDICINE !! Ilo warned in Season, I A11 1 neglect not that c< ugh which i?fd.ii1v 1' weakening your constitution, irritating yonr ! A throat ami June's, and inviting on Ihntdrund | Idiacase.Consumption, when so toothing and I T j Healing n remedy ran he obtained as Dr. ! S Ko^'crs' Syrup ul i.i- crwnrt and Tar. lifivtire >>J ('mint) rfi i/s awl Hose /mitat torts! j ! > Tins genuine article is signed Andiikw J K Kuonis, on the engraved wrapper around S j < n?*li bottle. j t I Price. SI per bottle. ?.r *1\ bottles for SV j I Sold wholesale and relri! bv b('l)Vlb& 1 ,J, ! MEAD. Ill Chnrtrcs St. bet. Conti and St. lad*,! . I N-.} t V, j Soi.f. Aoints run t-if. Snirrm nn Statf> ! I to whom :<11 order* mill nppiieationn for j I Apolicies im:it be addressed. s." Sol.i? a i.so nv Majim. & I Ik Til, Lancaster C. II. A. P. Wri.'F, flutter. '> VVisrntsTr.K S;itt St ?'o.. Monro. '/., J DiIIav, and WoRk.uan, t'umdrn. I j,| MAIL AUUANGKMLNT. T ('AMDKN MAM.. 1 J! Due Monday, Wcdiicaday and Friday, t J . ocloek. p in , " Departs Tuesday, Tknriili) and S^lu.ii.u at T, a in .. CIJARI.OTI' M Ail., via MONROF,. 'r Due Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, nt 4 ^ . ?"c P '.'V .. . I" : Depart* Tueaday, Thtirvl ,y and SatiuJjy, >jat 7, a in ( : IMNF.VM.I.i: M AM.. |> : Doe Monday and Friday, at 6 p in i Depart* Sunday and Thursday at M a m. A I.KWISVM.I.i; MAIL / Due Tuondny at 4 oeloek p m. ' I Depart* Wodnaday at 8 a in I' 'I' All letters in lint lie deposited by 8oYloek p ui, to iimiire their departure by next mail f'MKSTKRFIKIJ) MAIL p Due Saturday, at 10 o'en c'?.a. m. j Depart Wednesday, at 'J tfelock, p. m. I T All person* who reeeivu newspaper* and ; L other periodieals, will observe that the law I-' reipiiie* the postage t0 1,L. paid ijuarterly in I' I advance. R ' I .otter* and transient newspajK-r* must be ) prepaid, otherwise tin v are not mailed, T. It..MAMII.I., IV M. * Ju'y 1, I8iJ. rj. Jutt Published,, by || HO U'l III) AHSOC1A Tioy, ;; Mill ADKLIMMA. j | T ID TOUT (is SPKIt l/ATOltUIIKA. orcein- j p ilia) W. ?kne-??, Impotence, thcVieenf Onanism j.' M-sie.l ballon, or }s,dt dliinv, and other 1'isvuscs T of die Seto:d Oijfirti*, with an account of llie t?r- I lor* nml dec* prions ul (Quacks, and valunbic ad- j ., i vice to the .ilt'iei. d, by tieo. R. Calhoun, II. !>., | ComMthiiip Surgeon of 'he llowuid Association, , j j Philadelphia, I'a., a benevoleul liuaitution, ca- j ( tabliaio d liy special fodiovisteni. (or the relief ' J' | dfthe -irk and d'-trMMd, nflHttci! with "Vlru- ti Went hioI Kpidemie Dlaowca." I .1 copy oi the .iho V V He; ,r? o' '! ho b sent by | mall (iu a w iled envelope,) Five of Charge, on |f| lllC receipt ?f '1'wo Stamp* for p",UiiO. Addreae, K |)? C. K. Tdl.llOflV, ~MlibLlA88 liEWAIii)T j; The above reward will he paid for the delivery to myself, Or the lodgement in | jail. o| ill, 1. How Hoi,, ehl left n , 1 premise* cu the -.'.ill ol April, Hie said Ihij 1 is lilnek, -t< nt limit, n I suit 'Jt ream old, shout 1 | 6 IWl 8 or in inches liiph. lie is Weil km,', ii > by the name ol Itob Pelaiii. J I mil mi.-o pur twenty-five dollar* Tor ; rtelnry proof M^.uuSt any one mlio m?v liariior ni litin. JOHN M. iAl I.KNKi:. j York di?bict, H. * IS tf cl -A CARD JOSEPH ff&LLPCHAT, P' ATTOKN'KT AT LAW. ? | I,ANCAStiBlVILT,f:. ' OKKH'K ?OPPORlTR THK t'OL'KT IIOCSK J Formerly occupied l?y W. A. Moore. I'?<| 1 J. CI. '* ill Hllend tliw Court* of tlu sur- l| 1 rounding Didreli. * 4^ ? Taylor, Dickson, Graves, & Co, Succettort to Iinle?, Taylor ?{" Co. 11 , Manufacturer* nnd Wlioh <nU denier* in : CLOTHING, i ,\OS. 23 AND 25. DRV .STREET, J I NEW YORK. i, 1 Jan'y 15, '56. 47?Vi mo. je of Thr great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,t P.nin in tlio s*??de, //ip, Rack. Limbs and g. Joint*; Scrofula, King'* Evii, While Sivel. CO ' ^'n?> //?rd Tamun, Still' Joint*, and nil lix ed pains whatever. Where thin Piaster is applied pain caunot .y exist. It ha* been beneficial in casos of weakly i ness, such as Pain and Weakness in tint gy Stomach, Weak Limbs, lameness, Affcegu tion of the Lungs In their primary stages.? , It destroys inllamiition by pcrspinitj'Oi: *y James L. lloyd, Pickens District, South CO ( .'arolii n, U ntitles that, by its use alone he '.(y . was cured of Jthcumatism in both of his i knees, of several years standing. VjU i The following was handed us by a regy spcctuble Physician in Georgia: g,, Messrs. Scoyii. dt Mead:?Gents : I hare gy boon using your Liverwort and Tar //obrew gy l i ster very extensively in my practice for. 0lj three years past, and it is with pleasure that g0 I state my belief in their superiority over, gy nil other articles, with which 1 am ncquninIjij ted, for the purposes for which they are re-* gy commended. The Hebrew Plos'cr, esgy pccially, is an universal panacea tor locnij gy psins. I have also found it n most excel, gy If nt application for Sprains nnd Itruises. I\ fio gives universal satisfaction wherever used.' gy H. S. OSLlft.M-D. v g? Knoxvillc, Gn., March 4th. 1801. l-#~ A VOICE FROM GEORGIAgy Read tlio following testimony from a] g0 physician. gy G?ntlemen?Your Hebrew Plaster haa( gy cured me of pains of which I have sufTVivtb gy I for twelve years past. During this period^ gy j 1 labored under an affliction of my loins, g() | and side, and tried many remedies that iny. g(, i own medical experience suggested, but, 1 without obtaining ro!Ie t, At, lengtlj,! usgifc gy ! yonr plaster, audnui i)Q\v by ib*. gv>x4ofleot* efiprely cured. I will iccommcnd the Jew gy David or Hebrew Piaster to nil tfhs arcsuftjy b ring from contraction of the muscles, or '.y | permanent pains in the side or baek. r' j The people of Georgia have but to be ?i.e. ...? .L >OOK S! ROOK A Fresh Supply! Just received from the publisher*, th? twing hooks which will be scut fr? ostagc on receipt of price. lurry Lorreijucr, price IcwgMc Dulendnr, '"nmeor's Daughter, 'etral, -ouise Iji Valliere, by Dumas 2 v.eack >inna of Muridor, " M 'ouutcss De Chnrncy " " \un Burk of Ours," 'aiontino Vox, Sketches, by Uoz, lartin Chuzzlcwit >id Curiosity Shop, licken's Now Stout's, I'irnnby Budge, llustrntfd Wandering Jew, 'J r. each >.t\ id t *??ppcrlielti, By Dickon*, 'tunbav nuil Son, tliver Tw ist, 11 'limtmis Stories, " lichidas Mcklcby, " 'on Thousand a year, 2 vol,*, each 'lie I'aricide, by Reynolds, 'ir?in Queen, 'lie Forged Will,by Emerson Bennett 'he Heiress ofBcllcfont, 'lie Bride of the Wilderness, .' into Clarendon, M ill en Norbury, iola, by Ktnerson Bennett, ahin it Bailor, or Slaves & Masters, V'ild Oats Sown Abroad, idiann. by (Jcorge Sands, 'ho M inor's I loir, lorraec Tempicton, by I.ever, kfoe O Dnnogliue, " cncti.i, bv 15. De Israeli, alventufw in Africa. 2 vols, each Yaahinglon and his (icncr?D 'lie .Vi/.arono, hy l.ijip nd, Handle of Brandy wine, " 'au! Ardonhein, " 2 vojw, cay!, 'gly I'.llio. hy Mr* I lent r, llathii'l, |,v Coo. Ciobr, ercv Ctliogham, I :.riclt ,n i.ovo Story, by Dc Israeli. I rv Scham, by Mrs. Cray, if' i:t 1 In- South, hy ('. LI. Wiley, to i . Bam, by Reynolds, ivi.iit Cray, by He Isr act, lie Iniii'.ls?a great hook, 2 vols e:n h 'lie I ?t Iloiren, 2 vols, " lie Discarded Daughter, 2 vol*, M 'lie Wife's Victory, 2 vols, 'he M|s?injj Bride, 2 vol*. ? lie Coquette?a splendid novel, ste A) Ic&ird, 2 v da., ??>eli ite ;.n . j.ofJ.ivk SllCppitrd, leak Ilaiiie. by Dickens, iintocracy/'r l.ifu'ui< : g theDpucrTi.;. on:>'i iii, h_v I>e Inraeli, lie \ oai g* I>i.ke ? ketches in Ireland, hv Tliacl;erav, ruining in the last War, label ol B.ivirlfi, ilmtind l>. nles, hy Dumas ketvhe*in France, cnevievo, eumiis of a T'hysieimi, hy Dumas, he Quoin's Necklace " he Quaker City, 2 v, * cfleli lii.liens in America, .ntu ra. or the History of a Batrioi, lie Bed linii us of Newfoundland, lie M \ stories o| three Citic* to A Ail* f i tiiij'* of i'ereival Mat h. rr \ am Slick's Yankee Yarns and Yankee Letters, Quarter ltnce ip Kentnckv, <l\olllliri'H <>l I "ol, \ alldi-l bl.luhj uorJufk. 11v Citpt. Marrvatt, rrefvr.l Keen, l?y " i nnrleyyow, " 1 lit* KOvi n, " | he Pirate and 3 Cutter*, hy Mnrryult. idrhiyuinit ivi?y, ** 1 r.itik Miklir y, " 1 awlnn r<i*ter, " Simple, M ! h>* Pachaol M^iiiy Tiilv*, ' Inry Moreton. hy Arthur. j li? Orphan Children, 44 1 year after Marriage, 44 iMiihorJiuuliou, " lit* Debtor"* Daughterl>v Arthur, ; i.-ilM ii oward, 44 1 n. rtcj \\ ifo, " ; he Tw o Itriili'D, " ; ijnr* ??r tin1 Po??c**ed 44 uev Sandl'ord hy 44 ; Ije Phantom Ship, 44 ! rule i in! Prudence, 44 ! he luidv at Maine, 44 ! lie linker'. Wife, 4,f he I.idiea4 Guide to Beauty, 1 he family 1'hvtl.inn, or tho Art of Healing the Sick, he ISridal-ete, ! ntin without n Master ! retieh 44 44 j he V*llrv Farm, ell of Prairie F.den, lie Oxonian*, hy Hulwer, r*ce Dudley, l?y Mr* Gray, fiee Net iiiour 44 he Mnnoeuverini* Mother, he liu.jre of hi* Father, 'he Mountain Outlaw, vfteinthin, or the Contra*! iH|HT.(doi * of the New World, ilderoy.or the Free Hooter, he liemuifiil French Girl, he Oruhan No'tec, JlL he Duke ami tl?e Pon?(n, rank Hirer*, hy linfrahnm^ "TP*' 'srietiitnf.il f.'heinl .try, hy I/ntH* h? tirolprranl .'-'quire, lomtrn * l.ove, lie Wedding I >rv*s, by Duittii*, II'K ? IIIIO, risaphine, by (Irs^e Agutlor, < iilleiy;Hn Jack, In; Isutba' Science of K'.iqactte, Any five pf Ihc iboto &b rt. l-?'okj sold lbr$l; or Iwn rl. bonkiil 5 ?-t. one, for SI A largo lot on bun' berimed. An we wish to gottfct of mi or call at onee. Kor *aU> at I bo i-r owoc, I?nnoanlorC. if.. H. C !' '! ? ? Si jn of the Two Lftrgo Watchi \VATCmS,"CT,()('KS AN ') RWELIJY. ,T NEW TOOK FBI0E9 FOE Ci Mokbants soil Dealers.*ill do well t id siniibip tbo ?wflt of M'ntcliea, I lock< . ncl T.'at 2 IV King-street, In-fore they aa?o elsewhere. Kvorjr article warranted. A stock always on liaio! peculiarly ailapl nuntry dealers. Huea twenty |>er cent, by calling on Wn MASTKKUAtf, C11 King at., Charleston Four doors liotn Weutwortb Ocl 'ftft 3ft:If Notice, Nothing will excuse suit %gaan< ernons who *r? indebted to txecuiorof A, l'erry, but actual pnyu 'lie collection of tbo money ia urg* lie b'tjatcea, and 1 hare no control ii .alter. M. CUNTO Fab. 21. Uftft. i Notioe. 1" VVII.I. net n? ngent fur my ?on, I*. 1 L grain, during bin alienee from thai ill theme indebted to liiin, or to whom tdebtcd, I will settle with. JAMKH M. IN(?RA . Jb . JM. , t-iimi- iii>ju.-iiiiii-u nun 111 ?irmvs nni'n invy ' ! |!l resort l? it* use. Your*, tru' f ? | M. \V. WWMrAl, *i. D , ^ | Fnrsythe. Monroe Cosnty, C.i. 'b) To Messrs. ScoyU& Mead, New Orleans, 50 lA50 ?? 50 IEW DAVID'S OR //KBflEW I'LAS^ TEft IN NOUT// CAROLINA. Messrs* Scovif. & Mead: I hare been troubled with the chronic rheumatism for 1 the Inst twelve year*. On the 1st of Jtily, 181?. 1 was wo bail that I could not turn myself ill bod, and the pain no were that ' I had not slept u wink for six days. At V*1 thin time my attending physician prescribed V'j' the "Hebrew Planter," und it acted likes ? charm : the paiu lull nie, nnd 1 slept more J*' than Imlf of the n'tflil, and in three days I was able to ride out. I cniisider the '*//e' brow Plaster" the best remedy for sll sorts r\, pain* uow in use. J!! a. w. mminn. //ondcrsonvilJe, N. C., Aug:. 16, 184." r.Q llgwire of counterfeits and base ituitaS() I lions ! ??0 j The (fonnine will in future have tho So j signature of K. Taylor on the steel plsto I engraved label on Itop of vstli bo*. 50 I I'lircluwra (iv ivra tlmt n mean ooun5o terfeit of ttii* article i* in ( xittcncf. 50 i The gfiiu'iu- 14Milil only by u?, nnd by. 50 j our agcnla appointed throughout the South [jo I?and m> vcthar ti alhnced In tell it. I)?'al> 25 ?r? uiul puri'lunera generally are cautioned; 25 I ti^ai'int bin ingof any but our regular agent*, 25 | olherw isu they will be imposed upon with a 25 n?rlliltu ailirU. 25 | SCOVlI.A MKAD, 25 > Ki Chartro* street. N. Orleans, Sole (! ??. 25 ' r-1 Agent* for the Southern Statra, to 25 | w Iioiii nil ortlera niuat invurLbly be ud25' ' i)|*rkm]^ ? 25 Jan 31, 40 f>in ? | CJHATlftt! r 25 J iint published?A Xtie iJitcovtry wt 25 i Medicine. 25 .V few words on the Rational Trrnionml, 25 j uithonl Medicine, of Speruiatorihwa or J.oca I j 2.5 ] tleaWueaa, Ne:tou* Pelniity, I?ow Spirits, La*.5 j ,itude, Weakness of the l.iiuba and Hack, India25 position and Incapacity far Study and l-?l>o., >5 |>iill?nn of Apptflionaioti, l.oaa of -i/caiory, a' version to Society, l/ui' of Solitude, Timidity, it ' bvlf IHatruxt, 1 >ixxin*-iwa, Ilcad-aelie, Involuntary *,? i Oiacliaqpra, Fain* in the Side, A flection of the j K\ea, Pimplca, ou the Fare, Sexual and ol^yr ! oh unities in man. - ' FIK>M TilK FRENCH OF Pa. B. PR I.ANKT. '- * The impoitaut fart that theaa alarming coin25 plaint* may casilj be removed without medicine 25 | i?, in Ufta small t>act, clearly demuo&trated: and j iii? e not* it new himI liiobly iwrvisful treatment i?1 a* adopted" l?y tlie Author, fully explained, by 'JS nfini Of xliii'b viurjr oin U enabled U> cur* liiin-.-lf jn-ifvctly, and at Una leant |MM*ible coat, 25 nmliiiK llii'rrb; all the advertised iw^nims ol n't the day. Sci.t to any addioaa, (rati*, and poat f.cu in a aeuled envelop*, bv remitting, poat paid, two ntiuip* to l?r. H. D* l*att?y, No. 17, liej peuaril St.-evt, New York. Oct 3. S3 84 ly 11 FUANO^ZKMP, U.l). ? CAMW. AC. 5A HE A t.KH IS ?6 American, French and ?nflUk i!? Dru^s. Medicines, Chem J5 ioals, Paints, Oik ^ Varnishes, a5 ! mi:*MTlFF8, 1'KKrr.HF.BY, will Sonpn, Window-Glaut Sunrical fnstru w*4 * 'I'm*aft, C'hma Guodi. Tejft, 1 ???t an,{ Fancy arlicit! ; freik % \'Z (' A H I>KN SEEDS; /nit, Pcfo, ComAf, /Irvthei, Seanrt, ^ Thomtonimn Med id tut. and nil yen*int^ and yj>ular Patent '(fd< {***j) " aocjit for Chris tin's GALVAVXC CUEATIVM. axo % L8H. Morehend's MAQUATIC PLA8TXB. 9 <?u manl'faotvhrr, of '?"J Bottled SODA or MINERAL WW ,,ur" April 18 *85. 10 tn> * -1 STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA LANGit&TBH DIrtTKlCT. In tkt Common Pleat. it, Jfirph farter, who is la (kt I'wiodp if tb? KherifT df l.enc*?ter district by virtue of a writ of Cipiu Ad Hstidwienduui, at the suit of J self lluutrr, having filed in my (/(Rev, together ?n with a schedule uu lasth, of his wbolo oetntvaad a r * effectr, his petition to the Ohuiiios Pleas, pray - - ing that ksuty be admitted to tire bvnso'. of tentthe acta of the General Amumiblv, made for Urn'' j *1 by t-rlicf of Insolvent debtor*. It is entered that ti (be tne said J. K. llunter, and all others the credb u tor* to wIkmii the said Joseph Carter is in any' wise indebted, be, and they are hereby warn *' mobed and btvr notice to appear before the ' said Coart, at UiioStcr (.Vrart llouee, on (Am third Monday in March next, to shear eaase, if * " ,r> any u*ry can, why the prayer of the petition a * fhit*. tbrcsaiil should not be Milted. he le J. A- ffrEWMAN. tttifc. TTiOAce ofComnMin Phme, i , A M. Uwomter dlvt, X? A, IdfiS. f < -