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: % ?^v""'??' " ^? *? WHTTH0MAPI O* why the* d to-oigbt, my |pvr. Am t not bj thy tidy? ?' ju'' WAo I tM% tor Ifvo tlqi* , ' \f.-t j N ? libra) Itfe'e teaapeeiannt lid* 1 pre* o?l thy etreey ?*!)* 1 j Awaken in my bneaat A pm> ktbovf art my pwp? fH i And IjMnfareycrtM?^ j P> *! > tt)M ?ad* wMn nil around AW? tHld tuid gay? ' if i The taphyre# iport among thy I*K* Add with thy piny. f3vrt?t petfuino from the scented bow er* Am waited on the breexe, ?V V?t thou Art sad to-night, my lovp, And teeming ill at ease. U why th"* tlJ-MD sorrow f\nd ft* retting plan? in then f Or, does aomc memory of tho past B? sp<iik thy mUery ? A The stara their silent vigila keep, The ailent moon gleania brijht; All, ail i* mil Ih and gladneaa, love? I fitiH thou aft ud to-night O. ye?, I'm Md to night, my love, J For Jrya can't nlwnys laat; ( A pa ibnuglt I'm thoughtful now, 't? not from memory of the past These zcphyres sj or'ing with the leaver, ' Whisper a tnlc of woe? Of death, which bids tne to prepare for hence fruta thee to go. funkq Hfniliut|. j| EFFSCT8 07 PRAYER. i Paring revival of Religion with which 1 9 New England v:llage was sotno years 1 since blessed, a l#dy, the wife of a captain ' of a merchant vps- el, was hopefully a sub. ' j >ct of divine grnre. There was nothing J particularly marked in the case of Mrs. ' \V , except nn unusual solicitude, that ' others should flee to tho ark of safety, the c strong tower in which shp had found re- 1 fuge. Ucr au^iply for her husbnuJ, then at j I sea, was in/evu her concern for him j 7 scorned at tiipes to predominate over eve- , '' ry thing else. lie was not only her dear-1 " est earthly friend, but be vm peculiarly ? exposed to temptation, and to sudden ' death without preparation. lie was shut 4 put from the mean* of grace, and beyond * the influence of intercourse with pious 'I friends. Shu could hope for no romniu- I ideation with hiut before his return, and 11 two months of his absence still were in * anticipation. Such deep solicitude led P to frem}?nt and importunate prayer on his 11 behalf; fby p.fjiyrj was her only hope. p Weeks nud woptks e!ur>?c'l; at last intelligence came to her aching heart, p that the vessel had arrived iu ifew u "all well." Now, what a tumult ofoatci- tl ;ing emotions fllUd her breast; joy that a }ier husband was alive, eras well, and C would soon return to the bosom of his j tl family, hope that the Spirit's influence ' a would reach his heart, convince liiin of tl sin, and make him a new man; and fear ' c (hat he might regret the change in her, i e pnd become estranged because she had ci Igfl all to follow Christ. n The conflict was short, for her fond h fmshand followed quickly in the wake of h the letter, and rushed lo the arras of Ids h wife with all the ardor of a warm hearted h sailor. "Thank God, jou are safe, niv tl dear husband," said she. Imagine if you n can, her delight when he replied, "Thank ?i God, I am tafe, not only tor the present ' d time, but 1 hope for ail eternity. You ' w will not love Ues because I am a better h man V ' g Tans fcwUs'io hoc utterance. h " Do not weep." said be; * I hope you si will become a Christian loo.** li " I have, I bop? 1 have," she soblwd. T My heart will burst with jf?y." p The scene that follows defies deserip- y tioti. The pArties themselves have m v ? er attempted it. The conversion of tl Captain \V we* evidently tlio re?ult ! tl f the influence* of the lloly Spirit with I c: no oilier human inairumcn'ality than the ! prayer* of hi* wife, and those of her friend* |, who knew her ardent dourer for such a fr UcMipg. p, Onptaio \V h.?d alwaj a been a strictIt moral man, and from early habit read u the Bible, hut without interest. Just ol about the time of the change in hi* wife. Vl uew light aeeined to ahine upon hi* mind, M while reading lite Scripture* on the Sal>- |, hath, and they were no longer a aealed 1 n book U> h'tn. He ?aw hie own character ' ), diatinetly pOfw h?? danger, and bin | M >r*mtd? too - Uc lUioted the chart and I r, it a guidance tdl k? trirW ?Ve ] ?r port pf peace. I<e could only wy," ? be^e p aa I wa? Uind now I net." f. Before he embarked on another voy- ^ age, he, with Mrs. W , made a public f?rof<uaion of their faith; and they still j ire to aing of the merry of a wonderworking God. ^ THE wnu> BLOWXTH WESES IT ? LI8TXTH. j? So k>og time ago io Sonora, Calif..m a 1I ne dark atoriny night, when the rain wan j j* pouring down in turrenta, wbiia seated j11 toinfortably by the alor* in our little par |or, wa bear.) a knock al the door. f?n 1 opening it, I founi a n>an, who a?k*l mo , to go willi bim. I immediately pot oh j| my hat end overcoat and itarted. We i aoon arrived at hie how*, not boing very ? far/ lie le?l me through the houne to a ( room, ami pointing to hie wife, who ? IM peeping with a child in her arm*, and ? Ver head bowed down **id, ' There ia my [, poor wife?ace if you ran do anything for ? her." She waa weeping bit led j, and |M?r t . riving that ahe waa in great diatreaa, I in- ? quirrJ what wae the metier! ftbe told -u in - ahe waa troubled on aecoqgtt p(hfr (j| a j'ulntu ? that the wae *Vy$h % ewuft.1' ? fi She atill wept. I Inquired how |bog the \ find fck lata. feh<r replied, fbr Aereral j, \ eeka; thai ahe find tried to taoWh the .thought by going Into company, and other A.eaea in vaia. At leagth her diatreaa Hum %o great ft* to excite her huaband'a (r a wlb-h !cd ti hia foir jj llir me.? * v minJ, and the stale of her feelings, J *? dMvotail toMphin to her (he opt ration oTttie|Joty ftpirit, and to point lu r to Christ, apd tang and prayed with her.? Bfhrt I Ivft Ur, site professed to foil comfort and peace, apd gave encouraging evidence (hat; ?hc was savingly converted to fiod?th?| tho Spirit, ftiikh first ?howfd berscii a aitiuer, afterward showed Christ a Savior. And her husband, though an irreligious man, and by his acquaintance* scarcely suspected of a serious thought, seemed to be as deeply anxious for his wife as rhe was for herself, joining earnetj|y in the prayer^ end manifesting the deopost emotion being ovhlcnliy under the influence of the same Phe has since joined the church?a step which has taaui very gratifying tA her fins band; "for," ax he has said to me, *t?f there is one thing that I have desired inore than any other, it la, that my ehihlrtn *Jioul<l! hawt a praying mother" 1 hope I liny will hate a praying/oMer. 'truly "The wind biowoth u hero it lislcth; thou hca'r'sl the j sound thereof, but canst not toll whence it cometh, nor whither ft ffoeth. So is every one that ia born of the Spirit."? This woman listened to i's breathings an.I was pardoned?-upon how many does it breathe in vain. O that the invisible , wind, t|ie unseen Spirit, might come more abundantly upon this valley of dry bones that the dead may live.-- Rev. O. J\ J'itt- I 7eralti, ARE YOU YOUR BROTHER'S REEP- , ER1 It is a hard trial to hear a friend Je-: flounced ; how hard to have the great lov- j pg soul lliHt wo.u.ld t ike the world in the j irms of it* sy inpathy, and bear it witli all ts crosses right up to heaven, iniauuderitood. insulted and noaWtwt i? to ???.> i? n tin? midst of persecution, tutu with ntifuish, yet, constantly breathing fbyth tlint 3od-like prayer, 'Father forgive them,' hey know not what they do." Ami you enow not w hat you do?you, w ho thought ! easly lend an ear to the lightly spoken 1 >ut deeply-rerouted words of slander;,! rou know not (he fearful extent of your leartloaaneaa. Suppose the man lias in- j olyed himself!?suppose, owing to cir- ! i uttutapcea which noire hut an Omnipo- , ent eye could f? rcsee, and none hut an , Omnipotent will prevent, or control, he lias K'cn whelpicd by the wavesof misfortune! i , ?O ! Chturtiaii world ! you who talk vtb- , itnely of "(ru?h"?who get up and repe if,' j the gold *nd lUt> ?ilvcr ?rc tho Lord'*, ! ind the cattle upon a thousand bill's" I iow will you answer before youi Uod for , j he many persecutions of the nohlo spirit- I , ?bo have fallen under the h:in of your lisplcasure?for whalf Not that they j tavo openly committed thefi, i or adultrv ' lor murder, nor any wilful, premeditated in, but bccaiuc of tome unfortunate ex- ' lerimcnt, whhh if successful,(i. e , money uaking) would have placed them upon the innacle of your c?tccm. Is purity of heart, then, nothing, coin - ared with business success f Is simple ! nd childlike goodness of no aca nut ! Is ' lial virtue that will stand tholigt. wall* high as heaven arc built between it and .'bristian {') sympathy, worthless! Is J Ital heart tk<d CAU dry the tear of sorrow . nd snatch tlia (aHinrr ami ili? f?!t?n rv..r.. lie pit* of destruction?thnt hear* the : j ry of the orphan*, auJ tnkf* from it>vlf , veu the neccasarie* of life to i*li>fy their * ravings?tlmt delights in nmhiitg ??> t lOvli ii? doing good,?arc nil tin-so to be v >oked ?|hiii with cold wishes, and cold j t ope*, and colder doulit* I O! to sec the I t liter tears fall from the i-yts of one who | a* slithered tlm?!?to we that body v ade!, I lie step prow slow ! to see the hectic ?>l * lental ferer burning on the cheek', to see ' t itch an one struggle on, year after tear,'t tenchcd again and again with the cold aves of disappointment, borne by the I eary hand of unmerited persecution a- | r ain and again to the earth, and yt-t no* r ly rising, though with diminished I retigtli; nobly clinging to hi* God and r ving a lif? of purity and unselfish now*! I hank God, it having seen this in the ex - i crience of those near and dear to you, \ OHf fhith waver not; that you learn not < > cherish l\ie sentiment of hatred tow ard* :i te Innderer and the oppressor. \nd [ tank God 1 again, these mysteries will be i ipUiued in thy future world, t Calculation tonl ruonicd i^tcKit are ' ltd down at the door of the grave. If 0111 that solemn place wetu de cur .stand , r uiuts, no should not cherish our money K ags mora tenderly than the souls of the r r.fortunate. No; we should hoM out 0 ur anna to tlu-m, and willi word* t.f ?li ?" ir.e |?Mjr mingle team of sympathy. \\\> ' lould not wish to Iny up our gold Cur * eira, l?ut looking into tliHt silent place | how; floor is paved with our kin<lra*?l, ' ow otiii kly ami ho* eag? ily should we * ly, "Lad iioi a few paltry dollar* bar you * cm our hearts or present you fruin do- 1 ig thai work your soul yearn* to urrom. 1 linh. \'ou me ppor, you hare Wen tin- ' >rtim;?te?wo are able to elih'ld you? ' Dine'to the sheltt f of our love.'* ? <#od of the churches ( wh<*n *hwli vhtii- * an charity h-arn tiiat aa Tlioit e:inu<?t ' ot to rail the righteous, hut tinnvre to 1 rpvntanre, *o Thy people should throw 'iple shields around tnen with whom the orld haa dealt UT'-WJ- 5o?'V*d. vf vyih ' * ig only upon tho*e a ho to CA?v *yd j fflueniv, and who run turn the course of ( utiee became they hare money to throw > the ?c?l'w f u. a, o. ( " I-et them leaey fas'." Paul, * /?'? Kote pity at hcttu. Ueligton byi^g , [ ho family, the holiest sanctuary ia home. > < he fatniiv altai in a cathedral. The ed- i ication of the aoul fer eternity Wgin* I.v i lie flreeide. The principle of love whieii I i to be carried through the unive^e, h I Iret unfolded in the family. We learn to ? ore Ood by loving our brother* and sis i ere and mother. That ie we exercise he same feeling, which in n? exalted deIt^ directed te Ood. So that it ' I Ut??i ty, A WW W*f fe?il?w^. efii j ft H none cou>prel?eiisive than fe commonly f. [iven to itt * lie that feteth not ha < rother whom he hat# eeen, how can he ' oveOoil, whom he hath not ec? n f Fashion has been well described as "the ace of iLe rich to get away from the poor, | i a ho ?* !!? J * fust a* they enr* ! 1 Igriruiiural ? ^ -* | AVom the Southern siprituHtlritt PUDPIM a. ]bidding, though a simple jwooess t may be readily learned aud practiced ? crtso and expedition, is wonderful iu Operation?, Tberp are wan? kind* of fi that enn bo propagated rapidly Only this proceM and l<y grafting, wbicl similar, aa in both case* the young ah starts fi'oni n bud. Tito applo and p are propagated very slowly and witli Acuity by layers, cutting* and inarchi mid almost any variety will fail to j duce ita like from seed, lint budding ford* ao enay and rapid a multiplies of tree*, that from one tree a Ihotts* may foe produced in ono year, and ei one afford numerous buda for a furil multiplication, so that it single tree of 'eel lent variety may be teat tared over j Union in a few jear*. 1 lie excellent cuts at the bead of < article will enable any who, with the at ruction* which will follow, to perfu successfully, with a little practice, the < oration of Inulding. The bud* should be cut from shoots the present year's growth, that are becc itig ripe or Hrm aa those very tender succulent ate loo soft, and tnoro liable fail. Them ia of en a great error iu i preparing the slick of buds iiuinediat after out, for the moisture is constat* passing into the low I; and sometimes a lint day tlie buds will b? spoiled in I hour* if the leaves remain on, the bad I coining diy and dead. Keep the ?ho In ttater, to l?c ready as w anted for use fu preparing the stock, it is better make the cross cut in a circular form, (I the band may cross it, rather than pr into the cut, The Liwk on each side the perpendicular cut, at the top, shot l?c raised w ith the ivory handle of t budding knife, by lifting, not by fore", it down' between tho bark and wo< which may disturb the cambriuin or m layer of soit matter, The stock must growing well at the time, and it mi '. outiono to thrice for ten or fifteen da after the operation, that the bud m unite with the stock. 1 he season tut he sufficiently advanced for the cambric i>r sliver (tlie mucilage between the bn ar.il wood,) to be formed. Some years past, it was r general pri lice to take out the small slip of wood e out with tho bud. Of late years, mc persons, and the best operators leacc I wood in. In some instances eve ha found it preferable to take out the wo< n buds from father large, firm scions, I where dm wiona arus;nall and sueetijei t is better to leave the wood in. ftvgi tiers will generally succeed U'lter by lea ug the wood, as they aie liable to inju lie bud or bark aruiind it in removing tl ?e?o<l. Many budders always Irace tl rood, ami succeed well; and as this is ll new' convenient, the American mode w j? found to have advantages over tl .lower Knglisb process, in taking out t! .cood, if tho root of the bud cotuo out w i l, which may be known by a minute he ii the bud, that bud must be rejected.This mav be prevented by clearing off t! rood with the |>oint of tho knife, to tl ool of the hud. nnd then cut thu wood here, smooth with the bark with a th loiuicd knife. I*i cutting (ho buil fiom llie scion, i ert the knife below tho bud, and take hit slip of wood, especially if it is inten ip tannin. After slipping in tbn bit Ml off the bark nt the cross cut. Wit he band closely and neatly around eve art of the cut hark of the stock, bare caving out the bud. As the stock gfuv o that the band binds too tightly, lyosi he baud and retie, and let it remain un he bud is firmly united with the stockVarious mateiials Are used for bands \ ing in buds. Most nurserymen select lice, soft Russian mat, w hich it a g?x ind thenp material, nnd easily procuic t should be new nnd strong, made w iiiil used moist. The inner batk of Ba iVood, American Linden, or Wahoo, XCelldil tor hand"*, if it is staked sever reel* in water, to soften its fibre. Stri >f cloth, or lia.iiig froin the tailor*, w mswer a good purpose. Agre.it deal d ends on tying up properly ; if only it tie loo loose the Luds will fail; but he ligature in lied with one b^w knot, nay remlly l?e adjusted if necessary. As to the lime for budding, no defini tile* can be given. It varies with tl eav>n, the age and grow th of stoiks, tl ipene*a of the buds, and other circuit.ita es. We have frequently budded tl herry and plum in May, and sometim lie last if April, with excellent sueeei ind insertc 1 Ucm the fUat of tirpteriilx Ihe tea son for budding?-extending, as lues, tbvongli four months?give* iiiai ulvaiitagi-s over grafting. The belt rav is to begin early in the season, ai f du re i? a failure, the opportunity is < vied to repeat it two ?.r tlirpy times.Vachea are usually budded on seedlin] f the present year's growth, from the la if August to the cloae of September, as 4 ojjy neces-nry that tlie stocks cvntim i) crow about ti ll dacs afi<-r iL.- wu.U ?*( ll Ml they may unite firmly with l! Kuln. In * ?? or fifteen days after budding, i ?>rding to the vigor of the stock, ami he ligature binds M M |o rut i\\U'. V >sik, it muM Im loosened and to-turd lit three week* after budding, he 1 >ti< 1 in we!! united to the stock, I >nnd may be removed; but if it does n <ind, it may remain. As the bark of t herry and plum curls, it is necessary tli be ligatures should remain longer th >n othet stiu-ka. In the snripg c\?t off t itock* to witliii three inches of the bt ind when the bud has started, tie it he Mump if it inclines off. Keep dot he sprouts, and in June cut off the stun ven with the bad, and keep down sprot ind mc^er*. A Judge and a joking lawver w ?re et r-mg about the doetr'ne or transmigi .ion of lite soul# of men into aoimale. I^ow," said the judge, " suppose y ind I were turned into a horse ami na a *Iikh would you prefer to bar" ' lire aas, to bo sure," replied the la yer. " Why f asked the Judge. " Herause,"* was the reply, " I ha heard of an ass being judge, but ot horM?, r.?tr(T." 'WISHM* w tsmuvwdct | AOKICULTVBE. j Arable Huabandry?where the_raising ' j of grain it the nmiii object ofdmlKtfh*bat Arborcullure?cultivationdireful ir^jfl rith nnd ?hrubs; mral enibelii*hni?w. E i it* Assimilation?in utiiinal and vegetable economy, tlie hidden process by which -p by tnimnlt and plants Km enabled 10 con* hi; i u vert inhItor* for which they have the af- tu oot flnity, into their own substance and na- |?i ear litre. m dif- Biennial TMant'??such as flower and ! ^ ng, teed the *??.?ond yeir, and tiien die, ns the J ^ ro- cabbage, carrot, onion. j Cl, af Calcareoua Soils?such as will effer ion vesce with acid* ; showing the presence an ind of lime. w i ?ch Cereal G ruins??hosc raised for bread, her as corn, wheat, dec. *' ex Corn?in Europe, the general term for die alt grain convertnMe into bread ; in the J United States, the tennis patlicuhtrly apout 1 plied to ninizo. in-J OotvleJons?seed-lobes, or tho two or rm i halves, which separate in the act of sprout- fir t>p- ing. so< Culinary Vegetables?such as are rais i i of ed for the table. ' >111 Ferruginous Soil*?those which abound or in iron. to Herbage Plants?clover and other ,j.j lot plants cultivated chiefly for the herb, to jj, ely I be used either green or made into hay. or tly Inorganic Matlrr?devoid of organs; on pare earths. jnj wo Insoluble Matter?not dissolvable by be the water of the roil. Dc ots Latter Math, after ninth, or Itowen? applied to the second crop ? f grass. n" to j Lay, Ley, Lea?terms applied to meadml ow pastures, or sward. ess ! Leguminous Crops?peas, Wans, and , of j the like ; having a seed vessel with two w ild 1 vnl-s, in which the soe-L are fixed to one he ! side onlv. ng ! Mould?organic matter In ft finely d? xl, vidcd and decomposed slate, with iitlle ' sw 1 admixture of earth, n* leaf mould, peal lie I mould, drc. ?t Organic matler?animal or vegetable iya matters in a greater or less atnte of de ay cav. ^ ^ tat | Perennial P!?nL ?-those that do not ; int | generally flower tho first year, but die 1 m rk ' down to tho ground, and grow up again j | the ncxtspiing, and ?o on for a number ' ie- ! of years, as rhubarb, liorac radish, etc. at I Primitive Soils?such n* exist in early i 15 >st formations of the glolie, and destitute of | he organic remains.?Butt* far. Cvmpnn- II re ion. *' , *???!??- Ji! * j WENE IN A POLICE OFFICE. n I prisoner in this case, whose name ; p lV. 1 was Dicky Swivel, alias '"stove pipe Pete," J ' rfc was placed at the bar, and queslioued by ( |l0 the Judge to tho following effect : (j |le Judge?llring the prisjtier inlo court. |l0 Pete?Here I am, bound to Naze, as ill ; the spit its of turpentine said when it was , |,e ! all n file, |,e I Judge?We will take a liwlo of the ill | fire out of you. Hour do you live f ,j? ' Pete?1 ain't particular, as lUo oyster ' said, when they asked him if he'd rather |ie { be roasteJ an fried. r lie j Judge?We don't want to hear what ten ,fl- tho oyster said or the spirits of turpontinc Loi ;n either. What do you follow ? a S Pete?Anything that comes in my way, I,, as tho locomotive saiJ when he run over A the little nigger. Judge?L)i n't enro anything about the j locomotive. What is your business ! * ,tj | Pete?That's various, as the rat said rv I when alio stole the chicken off the table, fy j Judge?That comes nearer to tho line, | I suppose. ID j {w?Altogether in my line, as the ' til I roPc * ''J wl'f" it wns choking tlie pirate. j } Judge?If I hcnr iiny more absurd coin . iii pnrisons, I will give you twelve month*. ? n 1 T'ete?I'm done, us ^he bcaktcuk said | j( x) I to the cook- i UC judge?\'n\v, sir, your puiiiwhuu rit vhall i lit ot depend on the shortness mid correctness f 40i ?, of your answers. I suppose you live by i0c j,, going around the docks. li( Hj | I'ete?No, sir, I can't go round docks |,K without a lx>a>, and I hain't got none, Tit ill Judge?Answer me: how do you gut ! 0. tour bread I a l'ete?.Sometimes at the baker's and ! if | sometimes I eats later. ill Judge?No utoro of your stupd inso- ^ | h-noe. (low do \ ou support yourself I jj,^ t? IMc?k?m?iiuMw on tuv leg*, and j,ai |H. sometime* on a cheer (chair). j A?i ||{. j Judge?I crder you to answer this ques- J j lion correctly, ilow do you do I |,e i l'ete?1'ielty well, I thank )ou, Judge. ' tfM i How do)0U do I I ' I Judge?I shall have to commit you. I J*? .r> ' l'ete?Well, You've committed your- j fj" il . self fust, that's some consolation. ' pnr ty ??? I the *\ ? THE WIEE'B COMMAHDHEHT. J.h id i ; die ^ I Tlie following uni<j? article, copied from j au old paper, hiss been handed us by a , [ (warm-hearted friend, lie has carried the i copy furnished us until it is scarcely legi f\ jt bio?thereby showing the high value lie ^ rt , sols upon it. We take gre:.t pleasure in * r< 1 renew lyg thy impression. ?hd giving it a ! I frcdi and far .vider circulation : 1. Thou shall have no other wife but , ic ro** Th / 2. Tliou shall not take into thy house nm l('e any Leautil^l brazen image, U< bow down it < to Iter, to serve (ier, for I am a jealous for 1 wife, visiting, Inn |t'e | 3. Thou thalt not take the name of &' ' thy wife in vain. jie 1 4. lUnietnber thy wife, to keep her * J|t j respectably. 6. Honor thy wrife's father and mother- | ?' 0. Thou slial: n~t fret. 18^ ,d 7. Tliou shall aol firtiV fahU with thy ? dinner. j\ ' 8. Thou shall not chew tobacco. ?. * U. Thou shall uul bo behind ill v ooigh- '* i? *?" 1 i 10. Thou shall not visit the rum tavern; i thou shall not covet the tavern keeper's , J ,q. 1 rum, nor hi* brandy, VW V?% <f'n. nor kis | m. | whiskey, nor his wine, ncr an\thing that I ,y Iis behind the her of the rumseiter. ^ 11. Thou ?h?>t not visit bdluifi sakon*, |t j fti| | neither for worshiping in the dance, nor 8o| * . the beapa of money thai lie ou Iks table. 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J.( r JfcjfWfcRC. rj IV j r.re now prepared to execute all kind* w *' PLAIN ANN FANCY BOOK l\D JOB WOPR, u lh tho Utmost NF.ATNF.SS and DIS- JE iTClI. and on ncvnuiraodnluig t< tint. NE PLUS ULTRAM SCHEME. ?'?? tho 100 PRIZES! 60,000 N0LLA&8! i?J if AVANA PLAN LOTTERY! .hi, the iSPEK COUNTY ACADEMY ? LOTTERY. ? Authority of the State of Georgia.) of 10.000 NUMBERS ONLY! INE I'RIZE TO KICillT T1CKLT3. 1 CLASS M. TO EE DRAWN MAY 15th. 1856. if Hi Concert Hull, Macon, Gju, under tli*- | ] nvorn ?up?rintcndeiic?? of Col. GEO. | ?... M. LOGAN and JAMES A. NIS- ? BET, ! oul I _{ I'lu* Mutineer having annauw-cd lii? do- j CM initiation to uwke thin the wo?t popular | ntf? ttcry in th? m orld. o.)Vt? for May 15th, uth *!.?* f" ? ? *- ? ........ ...... .... am |M^K1 nil* ocnvmu r olUrcd in the tuinaU of l.oltvrie*. 111 I.OOK TO VOUR INTFaMEi-TS! 1 i ?XAMINE THE CAPITALS!!! < J INF. PRIZFa TO RIGHT TICKET8 J - ~ CAPITAL $12,000. 1 Prize <>f 913,000 I prize of 6,000 ?r ! 3.00O I 14 3.000 > " 1,000 f > - 400 t ? - 60 PA > "* 24 inv > " ex? > 8 prtl 30 prizes amounting to &j0,000. ??_ Hit sketi, $8. HaWei, 94- Quarter*, 99- < R!< prize* payable \? iiliout deduetion. j Ml I \*r?fn* sending money need not fear it* I no lout. Ord.ru pnneliiNily attended to. | intiiniiicaliona confidential. Hank Note* I Co round token at par. Tlioac wiah pre pnrticaWr UHUil*r? abould Older itume- 'J'M teljr. i IroM, J AS F. WIXTKR, Manager, < Macon, t?a. * />3S OF TICKETS OF CI.AS8 L. J I) the late accident on the Seaboard nud / nnoke Rnil Road, thy Ticket# of i 1 for April 15.1V* i" 'VvW tranait fro*i P?U I ore, in charge of Adaata' Kxpreaa Com. t ly, were deal ro ved by Wre, consequently re ? ili not be any draw inv for that Claaa. e Draw ing will he ChiM M.?May 16th, Cat " .Ne Plus (.'ultra" Scheme. *n? Very Respectfully, Ao fi utl I ?.? ?? --J ? v?j *. w. ?s i.s i r.n, .Manager. | equity.-?Lancaster district p"] r-iel II. Hammond, va. Thntnna llallard #I to aubjecl funds In lbs CommwHogari tnnda, to pay a U?gai demand and for rvkv*. t appearing In mr aatixfaction, that D" oinaa Ilaltnrd, tha Defendant iu thia eaae, < idea w ilhout lh? limits of tliia State, It De| trdc-red, on motion of CwJk* So^ityr I'muplainaiit, that t^e laid T^i^pm nnlJ do answer, plead or demur to thu bill (U 1VV? <" * ? on pr before tho '} I at dajr of f y, HfcVi, othr^,\ y?e judgment pro confeaao IX-j I bo ordered agniutt mm. a JAMES If. VVlTliERftHXW, Com trinity L 1?, Du Irtncantcr C. II., S. C., February 14th, ! $.? l-3m. I'rintvr'* frr T.OU i ^ F.QLITY.--LANCA8TKR DISTRICT D*| fgera Mobley and Mary A. kU Wife, *%. i Genrgu W. Doby, ?t. al. P I to enforce an Execution at Law.toaubeet au Kouity to pny a legal demand, and Do 'or rolWC D*| T appearing to any aatufkelrop, tk*t (foo. ^ Dubv, one of Ike Defrodanta in ?WV* 01 M^uidn a illiout the limit* of the Stats, *4 a therefor* ordered. 94 mptlo? </ Cookn, <>* ieitor for Complainanta, that the tfitd 1 orga W. Dyby do plead, ? *ur*c or demur pre ll?e Dill V> ab?re Cane, oo or befor* the t vf May, ISM, otk?r*Ue jodgatenl pro ? L&?ao will he ordered agaiaet htm. JAMES II. WlfflERSPpOM, Com tooltV>orTD. A; 'outmik*ior>eeV Offer. Isnraatir C. H., * t', IX- 5th, 18311?i-fm l**r? fee The prcnt remedy for Rheumatism, in in the Hide. IIip, JLck. limU ints; Scrofula, Wop* Evil, Whit* I if, Hurd Tuniore, Stiff Joint*, anU a pains whatever. Where thia Planter is applied pain c int. It ha* bi en beneficial in cmm of 1 m, such m Pain and Weakness i otmu-h, Weak IJmbs, Isimcncns, j nof ihe l.ongn in their primary *tsj| destroys inflamntion by perspiration Jniue* L. Boyd, Pickena Diatriet, i rolina, teatHiesthat, by its uac alo i* enred of IMieurunllstn in both c eea, of sevtrtil year* standing. The following ?an handed trs by pctable Physician in Georgia: Measra.Scovit,& Mead:?Gents : I rn using your Liverwort and Tar JA ?ater very extensively in n?y prncti ee years nasi, and it is with plcr.aun tutu my belief in their superiority other articles, w ith w liivh I am ocij I, for the purposes for which they a mmended. Tho Hebrew IMaater tinlly, ia an universal punncca for ins. I have also found it a most i it application for Sprains and Bruise ea universal satisfaction wherever 8. S. OSLIN, M. Knoxville, Ga., March 4th, 1863. r A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. Read the following testimony fr rsieian. uS.nt lemon?Your Hebrew Plaster ed me of pains of which I have sul twelve years past. During this p altered under an nflliction of my 1 side, and tr'md tnnny remedies thn n mediesi experience suggested, ihout obtaining relief. At length I nr Piaster, and am row by ita good c irely cured. I will recommend the vld or Hebrew Plaster to all who an ing from contraction of the munch 'ninneiit nam* in tin- ?S,i.. K....1# l'hc people of Ciecryia have but t 11c acquainted with its virtues when I resort to it* use. Yours, trulr, M.W. XVAl.KKR, Nl. D. Foraythe, Monroe County. I ro Messrs. ScO\il& Mead, New Orl \V DAVID'S OR //EBREW PI TER IN NORT// CAROLINA Urmit. ScovtL & Mean: I hare ubled w itli the chrouie rfcewmntisi i last twelve years. On the 1st ??l" 19, I was an bad that I could not self in bed, and the pain no severe ad not slept n a ink for nix days. ? time mv attending physician prone "Hebrew Plant el," and it acted I irm ; the pain left me, and 1 alcpt n half of the n;glit,and in three d a able to ride out. I consider the w Plaster" the bent remedy for all pains now in uac. O. W. M'Mlh //endcrsonvilSe, N. C., Aug. 16, IS Icwarc of counterfeits and base i na! ,%Thc genuine will in future f.a\ nature oi E. Taylor on the steel fraved label on the top of er.oh rnrvlumers are advi?c<i tb*l a mean i feit of this nrtivlaMla existence. Die genu'ne (a sold only by us, ai r agents appointed throughout the I tnJno ptthur it altowrj lo tell it. and purchasers generally are caul dust buying of my but our regular aj erwiac they w ill be imposed upon v rthlcss article. 8COV1L * ME.< I Ohartrcs street. N. Orleans, Role ( <4 Agenta for the Hont hern 8tat cIkm* all order* mont iatamU/ t Irewrd. Ian 31 49 i Jarpets, Oil-Cloths, 11 At Low Price* for Cosh! (Irorffc F. L. Hyatt, >f. 444 and 440 Pearl-Strrrt, | Chatham,) JVVia- York, IAS now in tore, and I* ewiatanl ceiling a aiu^AiMiTiD Stoc btkth. Ou.-Ci.otii*. Ste.. to wliicl ilea public attention, believing tin limitation of both quality and price* i*a Mti*fnctory to Morhant* an rrhaaer* generally, who buy for I i Stock rouaiata of nil VELVET TAPESTRY Si BI Kli5 CARPETS. IN NEW DEMIU SUPERIOR ENGLISH Si All El 1CAN 3-PLY, AND IMJttAl CARPETS; in priming many New Pattern*, mad **ly for fir?t clat* trade. Ai*o, illednnd plain Venetian llall and Carpet*. Oil Cloth* in width* from 14 feet, in variou* qual'tic*. Rich M Tufted and Common Hearth Rug' Doormat* of ditfereut aorta. Tabli 'inno Cover* of Choice Pattern*. If4 and 8-4 l'l:ii<\ and Plnin Matlin iYt?49.w *V4?* t4 4**ir*bl* ?tvl Stair Cove'ing*, Stulr Rod*, and all irliclee usually kept in Carpet Stor he in al*o Ancrr rsn *r.i.i.ixn rhart Si Nye'* Power I-oom Thre I Ingrain Carpet*, a* well aa Bji born Prison-made Brnaael* 3-ply. In I Venetian Carpet* and Rugs. Ml which will be tairly represent chasers, and sold at fair prtcea. luly 36, 94^ AILARK AN G EMEN1 1 U. r AllflVM UAff e Monday, Wednesday and Friday, clock, p m psrta Tucadny, ?ftd SoU i CUAKIAT'K MAIL, Vta MONHOJ a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, >*e. p in. parts Tuesday, Thursday and flntu it 7, a in P1NEVILLB MAIL, a Monday and Friday, at 6 p in ppttt Sunday and Thursday at 8 a LEWISVIL1.E MAIL p Tuesday at 4 oclock p. m.? parU Wcdnaday at 8 am ill letter* must be deposited hy to' i, to Inanro their departure by next CIIKSTEIfFIKLO MAIL e Saturday, at 10 o'clock,a. m. port Wednesday, at *J o'clock, p. m. ill persona who receive newspaper* ?v periodicals, will observe tbst t^p uiiea the postage to be peid quarter sues. alters and transient newepspf^wj ^ ^ fasTrnr M|Hf wwa, MKRH AS, CAN' A Lit AN k RUROP1 U??rtMi| 6 lib? ilytiim OA 99 irriqa trmttt, t T. ft'f ara iMd F?r thi CoMfteta Oara afvCMgh* Bwri- Coldt. Iatacasa. A*h*a ?r*Mfc?tis u fix- Spittiag of Blood, and all otkar It*? 1Blinl oomplai itallar ta tanmuaptioA Thin preparation I* getting Mowtll . ttw over our CWf . The aamcrous letters i_ .?,* wo receive from our various agents, inferAff.-e ming un of runes effected hi their immediate ... ' neighborhoods, warrant m In saving h la *ne T' ~ of the best, if not the seru best Congh Medlcino now be tore Urn pnbua. Jr almost is vane hi- rably relictes and wat u?/r*q*Untiy cures At .f ?iry urorst case. When ail other Cough prejterations hare failed, this bu relieved _ _p the patient, us Drnggiste, dealers in Medicines, and Physicians can testify. I . Ask tbc Agent in your nearest town, wist .htvtt hn* been bin ennetieilee of the effects mi tbb re for medicine. If he bur been soiling it for any i that ensih of time he wM tell yon. over T IS TIIP. BEST ISBMCMifc EXTANT r?Trm wc giro ? few cxtacts frrtn fctteru em wo ^*Vt" received lately regarding tbc vim 'local t,,w ?f 'lis medicine. -xseh Dr.S.Osdn.of KnoxvilU.<Sa.,nara:? Flauu s. It ***" uti*g 9"*rLiterwmrt ami Var tame#*** used, siretyin my practice fur three years past,and, tM II is iruh pUasure I Hate my belie/in miUKDOKITT OVBR Af.L OTItKX AXftCUU with which . i am acquainted.far ichick it is wnanwdhi" Mcnri. Fitzgerald A Banner*, writing u from WayneavlAe, N.C. say a?44 Th Liter; . vort and Deris becoming daily mart popes. * lar in this Country, Ann Wl THISK JtsTi.r . so. AU ado hare tried if speak in rammtn*r'*~ dable terms of it, very benetcial in mlletimtinp '?,n" the complainteil for wyick if is rtanmmedfd... . * Our Agent in i'ickcns Distort A. V. Mr. u" 8. R. McFflll, aaniirva us 'Mkat he t ?rr if with threat beitft in hi* own family, and rereinJ* mends It to Ms neighbors.* tie gives an. l'f instance of s ^gro w oman, in his \ irfnAy* * "" " who liad been suffering w Hh disease of th?r l!i' or I.iinga for years.nttende<l with ser*re rough, n I w ho wm relieved by tlm l.ivcrworth nrol Tar. i Si.cli am the rochi report* w? hear of l"1') i 11:i. * Medicine from nil jiarla of the Sooth. I For a report of tlio -urpriansr cure# it linn ; nrtfumtid ia the NVentcrn and Norhern and 'd* Mitri* State*. are would invite the autferiug r*n"' pottent to rood tfcr pamphlet whirh acrotupauien rnrh bottle. To all are say Kmvr ihaff hmt I} }*?. uah try the medicine It bo warned |? keatao^ been n for ! And neglect not that e? ugh a birh ia daily July, weakening your constitution, irritating your turn | throat and lunga, and inviting on that dread that j di-eaae, Consumption, when o? anothingaad At Healing a remedy ean he obtained aa Dr. riked j Roger*' Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. like a i Drwmrt of Cnuntrrfriti and Ban Imitmiinnt! it.ore | The genuine article la signed Aaostw ay? 1 | Ilor.r.Ra, on the engraved wrapper around '*//?*- ! ach bottle. aorta ! I'rk-r.fl iter bottle, or alt bottlea for |i. Sold wholesale and retrU by KOOViLA ;n. ; mead. 1 | 111 t'h::rtrea St. bet. Conll and St. I#uia, mita- | N. h solk a(ir.m roa mr SocmKfca 8tatk? re the ' lo *ho?a *H ordera and applications fot plate Agencies muat be addreaard. Sold a leo st Ma-silt. Si lit atk, Iwncaater C. II. A. P. vvtlis, CheaU r. id b> wikcit-tk*.stttt 4l co.. Munro. tontii Z, J. IhiHar. aad Wobsmas, Caaiden CHESTS B fu?'t Carriage Factory. ld, - rUTffaf - ^ Modeiulgned ia now peahen,.. | pored to tasiiu&rturr, at hia ^ " lew EeUbliahnMlH III CtlmleN J\d. > ?ilU, nil kin J- of CARRIAGE* adapted to our ro?|li Mid hilly country, Mtl of tli? 6ns ItrMt Muleriik lf? would Mffnrt. n? at* **rJ/ man in 'Hr np-country Is word _ or Ires a ju go of limber. before you bus ' or order n Carritfr, no mutter where, look around and see what aort of lumber tltu 1 builder ku and in what runditlua It is kept. ' The Carriage.Maker may Lit, Ham?t or ["far j Htumrrm morb aa he please*. but the grand secret of cnrrMge-making Ilea in the LcM> |y ami-pile. j or To Ku) a cheap Negro, Horn* er Car. * It he >* to verify the old adage : fenny it an *ri?emmJ Houm4/?olitk. Giro me a fair priee M ill ' for my work, and then if It In not mad* A I right, hold me responsible. < I If it wore not far Paint. fatty and Glne, What would we poor Carriagv.Mnkers do t c. F. tiourr. Chester Jan. 31, IOM 4ft-tf. IN Hj J i i iii > | Sign of thi Two Ltrp Wrttfcu. ..j watches,hocks and d jewelry. < AT MEW YOEE PEICES FOB CAOL ""'l Merchants and Dealers will do wefl to Ml j and examine the stock of Watches,Clerks, and 4.4 j dewnhy, at MO Klngelrrct, bdbrt they pur* j chase cUrwhere. Every article warranted. ?V~ A stock always oa hand peeuQnrly tdspttl to other country dealer*. *? Save twenty per cent, hy riiag so Wm. MASTKKMAM, Ml King st, Charleeton. Py IW doors from Wsatworth-st. Ort ?, '!* 43;tf r,!i" CUEAf reabintb JUST reeeirod orrcw* bwo* iU psbgfth-.rs ly. the following new and popular hooka. V Kato Weston, or to will and to do, The ' Hooter's Feast by Mayan Raid, Gfotfrnjl l^orcton or the FakMoon Goordian. Awfal ...' MS&SS&iS 1 tyip.a KU-t Man, 85 eta., The Kaow Nolh.iy fc?j/ AI*i^aacwaU? Charlca FHrkriM Novala,' i UitMpiVa. liulwera, MarjiUt*, Mr*. SaHfitn B. i woiM?'*.T, H. Arthur'*, UrtrV l*r*A , at 8 | (4 *4U?r kiada. Than trotfe j will im aoki at CharlcaUm prtN* Forwh rday, ** llw Printinf Ofbea. NEW GOODS! NEWftQQtyj^ . Tf Ifi aahaarikar haa new an hand and It ?2^?ftv?f?S* in thl* iutb>. A*M*f w alawat eadlee* variety auy ka found? s,or* I,adi?a Draaa CM*, aaak m MaaMn, Giaf m*il- luroa, Buffafaa, Alpana, An, Caliro, Chatka, Tirkleg'a, Dv***U*a. Qfc T&t$VjE5r 'Sf CH?auM.-AAwi ?4 r?i MMrt- , ** 1 M* g A"