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Drift! u It was only (he other day that n min fell asleep in hi* boat on the Niagara liv er. During his alumber ihe boat broke loose lioti her moorings, and he woke to find himself shooting down the rapid* di rectly towards the cataract. In vain he shrieked lor help in vain he tried to rw against the current, ha drifted on, and on, and on, till his light cralt upset, when he war borne tapidly to the brink nf tha ab ys*, and leaping up, with a wilder'/, went over and dissappeaied forever. In the great battle of Gibraltar, when the united fleet* ot Fiance and Spain at tacked the impregnable loitre**, one of the gigantic floating batb-re* br ke from her line ho age and began to drift directly into the hottest nf the Butish fiie. The thousand men who fonned Ihe crow of the on wieldly mass, vainly atrore to ai* rest its progress or divert it liorr it* p ith. Every minute it drilled nearer to the En glish guna, every minute some new pait took fire fiorn the red hot (hot, every minute anothei score of it* hapless defen ders were swept, like chaff from its decks. The most snprihumtrn • (Toils failed to prevent its rfiil iug, with its human freight to inevitiible death. A ship waa wrecked at sea. The pass •engers and crew took leluge on a raft, the boats having been stove in the at tempt to launch them. For days and weeks these unfortunates drifted without ’ oar oi sail, on the hot, brazen, tropical ocean. At last their provisi >n failed and then the water ; still rltey diifted about vainly looking lor a sail, or hoping for a sight of land. The lime had now come when that fearful alternative became in evitable—death Irom starvation or feed ing on human fle-h—-and they were just beginning lo cast lot* for a victim wlirn a vessel was seen lar away on the distant horizon. They abandoned their teirible design; the stiauger Would approach The ship came towards them, She drew nearer. They s'rove to attract her alien tion by shouts and by raising their cloth ing ; but the indolent look-out raw them not. They shouted louder; still they weie not siren. At last Ihe vessel tacked ‘Vilh frantic terror they arose in one bod- V, .shouting and waving their garments.— It was in vain. The uticousnouj ship stood steadily away. Night drew on and as the daskness fell, th# raft dulled nnd drilled and dnfted in the other direction till the last trace of the vessel was lost forever. So it is with life. The intemperate man, who thinks he at least will never die a drunkard, whatever his neighbor may do, only w ake* to find himself drill ing down the cataract, and all hope gone. The aensuali-t lives merely for his own gratification, diifts into an emasculated old age, to be tortured with passion he cannot giatify, and perish by merciless agonizing diseases. The undisciplined, who never learn to control themselvo*. who are spendthrift* or passionate, or in dolent oi visionary, soon make shipwreck of themselves, and diift about the sea ot life, the prey of every wiud and cm rent, vainly shrieking lor help, till at last they di ill away into darkness and death. Take care that yu are not drifting.— See that you have fast hold of the helm. The breakers ot hfe forever roar under the lee and adverse galea continually blow on the shore. Are you watching how she head* f Do you keep a firm grip on the wheel? If yon give way lor but one moment, you may drift helplessly into the boiling vorh x. Young man, take cate 1 It tests with youiself alone, under God, whether you iech port tiiumphanlly, or drill to ruin.— [Baltimcre Sun. Labor. Men who live by manual labor are looked down upon and pitied, and it is not until (hey become independent of it -—until Iheii brown and horny hand* grow somewhat white and soft—diop the tool and wear the tawdry ring, that they are Considered respectable and happy. It cornea not within our plan to dace the origin of this monstrous idea, which has risen to such a teigning power over Ihe ervilizi'd world. We aver however, that it springs neither horn true philosiihy nor the Bible. Physical labor is a Divine in stitution. In the days of human inno cence, man was put into the gaidan “to dress and keep it.” Asa Divine insti tution. instead of being an obstruction to true progress, it is one of his most effect ive and necessary means to promote vi gor ol body, mind and character. Why does the Almighty require man to labor, think you ? Why does he require him to ply his physical energies in order to extiact horn ihe eaith the necessaiy ele ments ol life ? Why has lie left us to build cur own garments, and to dig out ol the soil our own food f Could not he, who adorns the lily, and feeds the fowls of heaven, have piepared all to ur hands ? Manifestly, yes, But tie has not done so, became we have souls, and physical luboi is adapted to developc their moral powers. ■ As no man can tell where a shoe pincheth better t ban be that wears it. so no man can tell a woman’s dispontieu better than he that hath wedded her. A wsnt.-n eye is a messenger of an un chaste heart. (ks> It it better to be unborn than un-1 taught, for ignorance is the rout of mis fortune. A cu'.i vated mind and good heart’ will give au intellectual expression to (be face. ■ NOVEL SCHEME!! Capital Prize sto 000!! 3,280 Prives—Lowest S4O. Mure than one Prize to every 111 Tickets. PHIZES GUARANTEED GEORGIA LOTTERY. f Authorised I>JT the Stale of Georgia.] FORT .(JUNES ACADEMY LOTTERY! CLASS 30. To he drawn in the City of Atlanta, Gn, in public, on Friday, Nov. 28,1850, on the Plnn of Slnle Number** It/” Purchaser* in buying 111 Whole Tickets ( w hen the number* ind in I. 3, !l, 4. 5, 0. 7. 8. O, nra guaranteed n Prize of s4U—Halves und (Quarter* in proportion. SAM’L SWAN & CO. Managers. THIRTY THOUSAND TICKETS 8,280 P It 1 Z i: SI! PRIZKB AMOUNTING TO 204,000 Dolls Will be distributed according to the following ORIGINAL SCHEME. 1 Prize of g.VI.IHHf is $50,000 2 On of 20,000 ia 40 000 2 do of 10.000 is 20 000 1 do of 5.000 is 5 000 2 do of 2 500 is 5.000 2 do of I 000 is 2 000 20 do of 500 ia 10.01)6 50 do of 300 is J 5.000 75 do of 200 is 15,000 100 do of 100 is It) non 125 do of 6i is 7.000 4of S4OO Vpprnx'imgto SSO 000 arc 1600 4 of 300 Appn.x’tiitg to 20.000 are 1200 4 “f2‘>o Approx’llrg to 10.000 are 000 4of 150 Approx'tiug to 5.000 are 6t)o Bof 60 Apprnx’liog to 2 500 are 480 Hos 40 Approx'ting to 1.000 are 320 80 of 35 do do 500 are 2.8(H) 300 of 80 do do 200 are til MM) 1,000 Prizes, amounting lo $200,000,’ There are 30 000 Tickets numbered from I to 30.000. There are 15.185 Prizes a ■nounling to 204,000. The drawing takes place in public under the superintendence of two a worn Commissioners, The Num bers from 1 to 30,000, corresponding with those Numbers on the Ticket-, printed uii separate slips of paper, are encircled with small lit) tubes, and placed in one wheel. The first 117 Prizes, similarly priuted and encircled, are placed in another wheel, The wheels are then revolved, and a Num ber ia drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same lime a Pi ize is draw n Irom the other wheel. The number and Prize drawn out are opeueil and exhibited to the audience, and registered by the Commis sioners the Prise beiug placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out. approximation prizes. The two preceding nnd the two succeed ing Numbers to those drawing the first 117 P. will )>e entitled to the 68 Approxima tion Prizes, according to she Scheme. The 15.000 Prizes of $d are determined by the number which draws the $40,000 piize— if dial number should be an odd number, then every odd number ticket in the Scheme will k be entitled to $8 ,if an even number, then every even number tick et will be entitled In $8 in addilmu to auy other Prize which may be drawn. All those tickets ending with 0 2 4.6 8, are even—all those ending with I, 3.5, 7,1) are odd. Remember every I’rizo is drawn, and payiude in full without deduction. CO* AU Prize* of $1 000 aud under paid immediately alter tlieiltawing—other prizes at the uual time of thirty days, in full with out deduction. All communication* strictly confidential. The drawu numbers will tie forwarded lo purchaser* immediately after the drawing. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in oth er tickets at either tfice. Address order* for Tickets of Certificates of Packages of Tickets either to S. S\V \N te CO., Atlanta, Ga. OrS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 13-ly RULE NI?L STATE OF GEORGIA, Randolph Countt. I Court of Ordinary, Angus Term, 1800 WIIKKKA-S, John M. K. Gulin, adinini* trator on the estate <>f Henry A Guff, Intc of said county deceased, having fully ad ministered the goods mid clmltlcs of said deceas ed, petitions tilts Court for Letter* of Dismis sion. It is therefore oidered that all and singular tho parties interested in smd estate shew cause at the February Term of this Court, why smd ad ininisirator should not then and there be dismiss, ed otherwise, letters will be granted; and that this Rule he published in terms of law. A true Extract from the Minutes of Randolph Court of Ordinary. J. D. LENNARD, Ordinary. Aug. 16-in6m valuable PLANTATION m MILL Fop Snip. FJ3HE undersigned i9 now off ring on rea- JL amiable term*, hi* VALUABLE PLAN TATION, on Pnchitlar Creek, for nalo. The selllvtneiil contains 1300 ACItLS, and is well a.laptod to the growth of both Corn and Cotton. On the place there is a good Crist and Saw Mill, with an ineiliuuetihlc quantity of fine timber, and an abundant demand for Lin ber. There are also 240 At-KES of pea i Land. The place is supplied wit han abundance of water as well for machinery as Plantation purposes, and is within four mile* of the South- Wostern Railroad from Ainoricu* to Cuthbert. Persons wishing to buy such property, will do well to come and see uic, s I will sell a hat ter bargain than anybody. DRURY 51. LKSSUEIJR. Sept. 23 ts Hides M 'anted, riyilE highest market price paid for good JL sound Hides, by GOFF & CO. Cuthbert, Ang J4-tf JOB WORK OF every description done at the Report o*c<. TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS’ EMPORIUM, ESTABLISHED 1818. FJMHE subscribers desirn to advise their JL friends, and the Printing Interest generally, that since the late fire, which in jared nnly the manufacturing department of their establishment, they have entirely ri fitted the same wiih new machiaeiy, and have availed themselves of the opportunity lu introduce every MODERN IMPROVEMENT which long experience and capital can com maud; and that they have therefoie une qualled facilities for producing ‘I YPE of superior excellence and durability, and of supplying all orders fur the same with great itccumcy and promptness'. Our New Specimen Book, (just issued) will he freely sent to all who wish to purchase, when applied for. Print- ] eis will please he particular in directing how it tnay lie sent We also furnish every article needed in a Priuting Olli<e, at manufacturer’* prices. PRESSES, (Machine and Ha iti.) I lot s’. I aylors’ Ad ams', Buggies', Chase's Diamond Press, (of which we are sole agents in this city,) and of every other maker in the United Slates ; Ink. Cases. Stands. Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks, Galleys, (bras and wood.) Clta-es, Furniture, tec. Orders will likewise be ft.led for Paper, Cards, aud Pi Inter’s Stock of every kind. Electrotyping aud Stereo typing ill all their branches. Type Copper faced to order. Old Type received in exchange for new at oiue cents pet pound, if dcliveied in six ty da v s from the date of purchase ; if later, j but -ix cents per pound. Puhlt.-hers of newspapers who will insert this advertisement three limes, with this note, him! forward us a paper contain ing the saute, ill be paid it* printing mate- , riii Is by p; irchasing four times the amount of their bill for the advertisement. Second Hand Pres es (Machine and Hand) usually nil sale. ILTOur new Combination Borders which, since their first introduction have been care fully revised, and can now he justified with the greatest nicety, hereafter will he sold at 50 ceuis per pound. AIM. II IGAK, Jr., & CO. Wm. H AGAR, J R., ) John Haoar. £ Novo is the time to subscribe. PETERSON’S MAiiAZINE, For 1857, A Monthly Periodicl of Literature, Art and Fashion. Edited by Mr-, Ann S. Stepkns Charlks J. Pktkrson. Peterson's Ladies’ Na'ional .Magazine contains from eight hundred to a thousand pages yearly, about thirty stel plaits, mid user four hundred Illustrations engraved un wood Its Tiinlt.i.iNo Orioinal ?Ti*ifa. No other Periodirnl publishes such thrill ing t„les or such cnpitol stories of real life. .Mis. Ann S Stephens, the celebrated au thor of T'ashiou uud Famine.’ is one of the editors; aud she is assisted hy all the best fern tie authors of America. All tha stories publi hid are original, which cannot he said of any cotemporary. Morality and virtue are always inculcated. The newspaper press ami the ladies unite to prououoce it he meat readable < f the Magazi’ t*s. I I S SUPERB MEZZOTINTS, And other sieel un ravings, are rhe he-i published anywhere; are executed for it hy the first artists; and at the end of each year, are alone w orth the subscription. ITS COLOKKD FASHION rLATKS Are the ouly reliable one* published in America; and are as eh gam as they are correct, being magnificently engraved steel plates. The Paris. Loudon, Philadelphia, and New York Fashions are described, at length each mouth. It is the text hook of Fashion in Boston, New Yoik, and Phila delphia. Its departments of yew Receipts, crotchet work, Embroidtry Netting, horticulture, acting cnarades, knitting, and female equestrianism, are al ways well filled, profusely illustrated, nod rich with the latest novelties. It is the best (.allies’ .Magazine in the world, try it sot owe year. TERMS, ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. One ropy for one year, $2, three copies . for one year, $5 ; five copies for one year, $7 50; eight copies for one year. $10; six teen copies for one year, S2O. PREMIUMS for octtino up CLUBS To every person getting up a club, our •Port Folio of art for 1856, containing fifty sled engravings will he giveu gratis. For a eluh of -ixieen, an extra copy of the Mag. uzino foe 1857 will he sent in addition. Address, CM VS J. PETERSON. No. 11)2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ■ t he Volumes begin with numbers for Jauuaiy and July, hut subscribers may commence with any other month they please. Baik numl'“ts furnished if desired •Votive. I FOREWARN all persons from trading for a certain promissory Note, given by mo to WILLI AM A N I)ERSON, for the purchase of a horse. Said horse proving to be diseased, and unsound, I am determined not lo pay the note unless compelled by law. Tlie said note will be due, Ist of Nov:, 1856. Oct 7. ’s6.—lf. W. JORDAN. Notice IS hereby given to all concerned, that I shall apply to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Randolph county, al tho next December term, for lenTe lo sell Lot of Land No. 184, in the Ninth District of said county. Said lot of land rclonging to ray c hildren, for whom I am natu al Guardian. THOS. OSMORE, Sept. K-2ui Guardian. Leather ! Leather ! / A SUPPLY of Leather constantly on h ind /m and tor sale, by GOFF & CO. Cuthbert, Aug. 16 WANTKD^ t\o roat a House for the remainder of the . y tit. Apply at this OSco. SOUTHERN LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN. PR I RES GUARANTEED. $103,00 0! ONLY 15,000 JNUMBKRS! Prizes Payable without Deduction. Jasper County Academy LOTTERY! [By Authority ctf thej&Mle us Georgia.) CLA S S s. To he drawn November 15. 1656. at Concert Hull, Macon, G„ under the sworn superintend ence of Col. Gaurge M. Logan and James A Neshit, K*q. (£/** Remember this Lottery lias only sis teen Thousand Number*—less than any Lottery in the World! therefore it is die best for investmeut. Examine tile follow ing Scheme. CAPITAL f 15.0C0 I p.ize ill sls (11)0 is $15,000 I do 5 000 IS 5.000 1 do 2,000 is 2.000 4 do 1.000 are 4,000 5 do 500 are 2 500 80 do 100 are 8.000 I -TOO uo 40 are 6.000 20 Approximations 100 are 2 000 56 do 50 ;.re 2 500 SO do 20 are 1,0.0 7 212 Pr ze* amounting to $102,000 Tickets $ Ml, Halves $3 Quarters $2 I he I.nOO Prizes of S4O are determined hy the lasi figure of the number that draws the Capital of sls 000. l*he Capi al Prize will, of course, end with either one of th> figures I . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9 0 Those Tickets ending with the same fig. ureas D'e last in the Capital will he enti tled to S4O. Halves and quarters in pro portion. Pc sons sending mnnev hy mail need not fear its being lost. Orders punctually at tended to. Communications confidential. Bank Notes oi sound Banks taken at par. Those wishing particular uunihers should order immedia'ely Addre-s J AMES F. WINTER, Manager, Macon Ga. H. BRAKE, Agent, Cuthbert, Ga. Sept. 25, 1856 Gi'mirt Maryland Lottery FOR NOVEMBER, 1850. ON THE H \ VAN A PLAN. CAPITAL PRIZE 100,000 DOLLARS!! Grand Consolitated LOTTERY OF MIRYLM Extra Class, G. Tobedrnwti in Baltimore. Maryland, Fri day, November 22d, 1856. R. FRANCE te CO., Managers. 30,000 Numbers, 1 110 PRIZES. Payable iu Tull without deduction W ill he distributed according to the follow ing Splendid SCSH3IC3! 1 prize of SIOO 000 1 do 50 000 1 do 25 000 • do 15 000 1 do 11 040 3 do 5 o 0 2 do 2 500 3 do . 3MIII k 5 do I 500 5 do 1 o< >0 200 do 500 APPROX IMATION PRIZES. 814 of SBOO approximating to S.IOO 000 4 of 600 do 50 006 4of 500 do 25 000 4of 400 do 15 000 4of 30Q do 11 040 Bof 200 do 5 000 Bof 100 do 2.500 12 of 9J do 2 sot 2o of 6o do ] 500 20 of 5o do 1 000 800 of 4o do soi> 1.110 prizes, amounting ‘o $382 5 > Tickets S2O; Halves 10: Quars; Eighis2,so APPROXIMATION PRIZES. The two preeediug aud the two succeed ing numbers to those drawing the first 222 prizes, w ill he entitled lo the 888 approxi mation prizes. For example :if ticket No. 11250 draws the SIOO,OOO prize, those tickets numbered 112 48, 112.40.11251 and 112 52, will each he ciintled to SBOO, aud so on according to the above Scheme. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. lii the above srheme there are 30 000 tickets, numbered front Ito3o 0 1 0. Toere are 222 full prizes and 888 approximaiious, making iii all 1.11“ prizes. ’The numbers from I to 30 000 corres ponding w ith the numbers on the tickets, piiuted on separate slips of paper, are roll ed up and encircled will) small Itu tubes and placed in a Glass Wheel. The araouuis us ttio niffcreiii 222 full priz es, similarly primed aod encircled, are pla ced iu another wheel. After revolving ihe wheels, a number is drawn from the wheel ul numbers, and at the same l ine a prize is nrawu hum ihe ulher wheel, hy boys who are hliiidlntdeii. Ti e uumber aud ihe prize drawn uut arc opened aud exhibited lo ihe audience, and registered by the Com missioners. the prize being placed against ihe number drown. ‘This operation is re peated until all the prizes are drawn out l i he drawing is ihcn printed, and alter com parison. the Commissioner certifies to its correctness. fljr“ All orders for tickets or packages iu Buy of the Maryland Lotteries, will receive prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to all purchasers immediately after it is ov er. Address T. H. HUBBARD, & CO. No. 39 Fayette.si., or Box No 40, Baltimore, Aid. For Sale. A GOOD SECOND BUGGY, for Cash or approved paper, Apply m Sept. 13-ts T. C. TARKRRSO.N. MAMMOTH SCHEME CAPITAL RIZE $50,000! ALABAMA LOTTERY. [Authorized by the Slate of Alabama.] Southern Military Academy ■ ■*. CLASS J. To be Drawn in tlie City of Montgomery, A!a. ( in public, on Thursday, Nov. 13, 185 G, on the plan of SINGLE NUMBERS. SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. 30,000 T ickets Only ! Frizes amounting to 200,030 DOLLARS i Will be distributed according to the following UNRIVALLED SCHEME! 1 Prize of $50,000 is $50,000 2 do of 20.000 is 40.000 2 do of 10.000 is 20.000 1 do of 5.000 is 5.000 2 do of 2 500 is 5.000 2 do of 1.000 is 2 000 20 do of 500 is 10 COO 50 do of 300 is 15.000 75 dn of 200 is 15 000 100 do of 100 is 10 000 125 do of 60 is 75( o APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 of S4OO approx to SSO 000 is 1 600 4 of 300 do 20 00.) is 1.200 4 of 250 do 20.000 is 1.000 4 of 200 do 10.000 is 900 4of 175 do 10.000 is 700 4 of 150 do 5.000 is 600 8 of 60 do 2.50(1 is 4@o Bof 40 do 1.000 is 320 80 of 35 do 500 is 2 800 200 of 25 do 300 is 5.000 300 ot 20 do 200 is 6.000 1.000 prizes, arnou ting to $200,000 Whole Tickets $lO, Halves 5 Quarters 2j CrThe Alabama and Geoigia Lotteries, as channels fur investment, present indure men’s over any other know n scheme. The experieuce ihe public have had of ihe mail ageuieut of lhase Loiteiies, ihe large a mount nf Frizes sold, the promptness with which they hare been paid, are the best guarantees that they will always he cou ducted in ihe most honorable manner. plan of the lottery. There are 30,000Ticker* numbered from 110 3U.D00. There are 380 full prizes and 620 Adproximatious—makii g in all 1.000 Prize*. ‘The drawing takes place in public, under the superintendence of (wo sworn Commis sioners. The numbers from I to 30 000 corresponding ui'h ihe numbers on the Tickets p: inted ou the separate slips nf pa. per, are em ircled with imall lifi tubes aud placed in one wheel. The first 380 prizes similarly printed and encircled, are plared in another wheel. The wheels are then re volved’ and a number is drawn from the wheel of Numb.-rs. nnd nt the same lime a Prize is drown from lln- other wheel. Tile iitiniher and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to ihe audience, and register ed by the Commissioners, the Prize he.ng placed again-t the number drawn. This •Hieraiion is repealed uutil all the Piizes are drawn out. J APPROXIMATION PRIZE*. I The two preceding aud the tw# succeed-1 ing Numbers to ih<>*e drawing ihe first 38(1 Prizes will he.entitled tu the 620 Approxi-J J tnaiinii Prizes. • cording to the Scheme I In Ordering ‘Tickets. Enclose the moue\l jlo our address for the Tickets ordered, oil [ -eceipt of which they will he forwarded bfl first mail. The List of Drawn Numbers and TrizeiJ will be seut to purchasers immediately alteJ the drawing. I QJ* Purchasers will please wtite theifl signatures plain, and give their Post Office! County and Btate. ■ (£/“* Remember that every Prize is draw! and payable iu full with’ ut deduction. 1 All Prizes of SI.OOO and under, pai! immediately afterthe drawing—other I’iz! es at the usual time of thirty days, iu fu! w ithout deduction, ! All communications strictly confidential Orders for Tickets should he seut iu ear| •y- . I Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in olhe! Tickets at either Orders for Tickets can he addressed r-ithH er to S. S\\ AN te CO„ Atlanta. Ga. I or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. I Sept. 13 ly I NOW READY, 1 THE NEWSPAPER RECOBDI A Collection of New paper Facts and ■ Statistics, Containing 1 A Complete List of Newspapers in thl U States. Canadas and Great Brl ain.! FBI HE only reliable work of the kind ufl ■ the world. An invaluable assistanl io the Editor. Book Publisher, and General Advertiser. Bvn. $1)0 pp. I On receipt us $2. it will be prepaid pe! mail, to auv part of the country. Address! LAY & BRO I’HER, Publishers, ■ No 83 Duck street. Philadelphia. I Nov. 4-3r>. CGLD3L; BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, KF.EPS constantly on hand ail kinds of Caudias, Fruits, Cigars, fine Brandies and Wines, Cordials. Syrups. Jellies, Pickles, Fire Works, tec. Cakes and Pastries of every description. U= Weddings and Parties supplied at short notiee. Cuthbert, Ang. 16-ts NOTICE “M'S hereby given lo all concerned, that we ! shall apply to the Honorable Court of Ordi nary of Randolph county, Georgia al the next December Term, for leave to sell the whole or a portion of tho Negroes belonging to tho estate of William Jane*, late of said county deceas ed. forthe benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. JOHN W. JANES. ? K ,. tr - DAVID 11. JANES. J e ' l lr "‘ Oct l-2m Dr. McLANE’S CELEBRATED J VERMIFUGE LIVER ” PILLS. Tw* or Site boat Preparation* of tho Age, They are not recom mended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur ports. The Vermifuge, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The Liver Pills, for the cure of Liver Com plaint, all Bilious De rangements, Sick Head ache, &c. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane’s Cele brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, prepared by \cA. sole proprietors, Pitts burgh, Pa., and take no other, as there are various other preparations .now before the public, pur porting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane’s, arc worthless. The genuine McLane’s Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug court, hy said letter* should not !>e gram ad. A true extract from the Minutes of ■aid court This 7ih dav of July 1856 GEO W MULLINB, Ordinary July 12 H EPORTER JOB OFFICE. ALL KINDS OF f "W*(<ua and olnamcnta£ JOB PBIITTIITG- Executed with Neatuess and Dispatch, SUCH AS PAMPHLETS, Circulars, Catalogs, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Bank Checks, Blank Notes, Legal Blanks, Visiting Cards, Programmes, Labels, Ac., Neatly and Expeditiously executed at the office of the ” REPORTER.” Ordeia respectfully aelicited. Tetms CASH.