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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do sou rise with n oosts9 ,Onsse mornings. with
bad tA.ts IN 1 smouJh and pOo- appetite Tor bresk
fast 7 DO Sou feel when you first get up 30 weak ANA
langui' You can sc Freely get Aeout 7 DO you have a
dizziness Ia The heal At lines AMI often q dulless,
with head che occasionally are sour bowels eosI
i've and ire ular aud app ute ehangeahl.l 10 you
renl up wind from the Stomach, an ! do you h ont up
often 7 DO you feel u iuliness a',er eAt,ns ana y gene.
mes, when the sion.ch / emplS J DO y u have heart
burn &C casiVRaily 10 you tel low sp fited anu
loo 4 on the dark side Of thugs Ace you not uuusu'
ally nervous at times 2 DO you not become restless
aud often Ia, until midnight core you can &c 10
sleep and then, at tin-s. dcu'G you feel Iuli aud
sieepy most VI ihe time 7 Is our skin dry and sea
~ 7 also ssl'Og 7 In HhsTt. 10 not yoIT life a bur
then full Of tsrebohirg s7 Nov. these are The symp'
IONS generally pTesent Dut ~ always all e tnem
an theTe arS thousands VIII are surierinH dail' FROM
hem, and VIZ pledge surselves. in from three to Ave
pre- scriptions. to live tn IN all u way AMI coaiI leto
ly cure the patient, changing ihriT whole physical
anu mental nature aga thus make life . blessing In
place Of u burthen. We ask these who have tried un'
I'll tire4 and disoouargej 10 give Us one hair trial ant
We candidy can do just what is AnOve set orta Try
tive prescriptions ana We can Ia that line satisfy the
must inGrediious. We call especial sttsntlon to our
almost invalushie treatment in the above aissases'
IL ProDS all things
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24

RECOVERING THE Losr SHIPS or WAR.
Col. Haupt, the well known engineer of
the Hoosac Tunnel, has made proposals to
the Governm ,ut to raise the vessels sunk
at Norfolk, in sixty days. -.r.. .HI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24
A Cleveland Vessel sunk by the Rebels.

't.iND' i'' DosroN' May w.
Capt. Charles Gale, of the bark Pierce,
If Cleveland. arrived. reports that his yes
sci was sunk by the rebels at Norfolk,
losing the cargo and $4,000 in specie,
Himself and family were refused assis-
lance, especially by the Enelieh Consul,
Myers. who Acknowledged having possess
0 n of the bark's cargo and sIeeie, valued
1t $4,000 ten ilR ~" .ba0lss1 VIZ
..dn. IN. n------.L m. g..a-LL ND -m-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24
The Ninteenth Regiment.

Will consist of following Companies:
Company A-Stark county, Capt. Beatty.
B-Mahoning, Capt. Holdings
worth.
Company C~-Trumbull, Capt Barrett.
D-Ashtabula, Capt. Crane.
E-Columbiana, Capt. Bean.
F-Geauga, Capt. Paine.
G-Summit, Capt Buckley.
H-Columbiana Capt. Preston
I-Ashtabula, Capt. Fowler.
K-Summit, Capt. Konkle.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24

Its understood Government is fully pre-
pared to protect Union men of Northern
Virginia at any moment when its assistance
is invoked. rti -. .rH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24

WhercaE at divers and sundry times
within the same period. various public
gatherings have been disturbed by disor-
Derby persons.
Therefore, Resolved, that q committee
Of Eve Be appointed by this meeting to
wait upon Randall wilmot" on Monday,
May ID, 1861 and notify him that unless
his premises are entirely cleared of intox'
icating liquors. by noon Of that day, and
satisfactory assurance given that he will
deal in it no more, whilst he remains among
US, his grocery win be considered by the
inhabitants of Leroy and vicinity, as a
public nuisance, and Immediately treated
as such.
On motion. the following gentlemen
were chnsen to act as said committee.
Grant Bacon
Aaron Davis
W. B. Kennedy Committee.
j. II. Post
James Hulse
Resolved, that in order to secure the OBJ.
ject contemplated in the above resolution,
we the undersigned agree to pay into the
hands of the committee, as they shall re-
quire, the sums placed opposite our respec-
tive names, TO enable them to prosecute
the said "R. Wilmot," if he shall refuse to
comply with their request, to the full ex-
tent of the law, or at any time within the
next three years, to prosecute any person
or persons, who by riotous or d~isorderly
conduct, shall disturb any religious meet
ing, singing school, literary society, or 9TH
er public meetings whatever. within one
mile Of this place.
The above Preamble and resolutions
called forth some discussion, when Mr..
ar Wilmot" canc forward and made an
effort to excuse himself, but on being asked
the question, would he desist from such
trafic?' his answer was that he would,
and was truly sorry for what he had done,
and wa willing to pledge himself to do SO
no more. After which the above pream-
bic and resolutions were adopted unani-
mously, with a hearty response from the
congregation. tI.Et
The call for money to prosecute such Of.
tenders as above mentioned, was met
promptly by those present in sums from
S. to $50. -,
On motion the above mentioned pream-
bic and resolutions, together with the pre-
ccedings of this meeting be published in
the county papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
AARON DAVIS, Chairman.
A B. CAsTERLINE, Secretary.
The able committee in the discharge of
their duty. conferred with Mr.. Wilmot i'm
mediately, the result of which was, on
Monday A. NJ. (quite early two casks of
whiskey we're loaded into Captain Posts
Wagon and taken back to ports from
whence they came. May others take
warning. "a word to the wise is sufh.
Gent" Va.
A. B. G.
Bazetta. May 18th, 1861. .o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24
Salt Rheum and Scald Head

W claim positively to cure every cAss OF these dis
eases This isa . Tive fact. and we will pie e
ourselves TO give ESQ TO aLy case Of The kind that
We cannot cure ana We generally cure with one pre-
scriptiou. H| I'" .H '
Refer to Austin sigl-r, Poaler. ) II, Casterli1s
BAzetta, Mrs. l.. blackburn, Newton Pals. Henri
Cook BloOmhe d p H.....Nt ".4 IN. .I. ..t'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24
1rD advertisements

t'asuai Advertisements mast he ptId for
when BANDED in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24
LouIsvILLP, Nav IL.

The official returns from eighty-nine
counties show the Union vote for Border
States Delegates to be 9S.56l. There are
eighteen counties to hear from. The
aggregate Presidential vote In November
was l46,2l6. . H..n.r rE rI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-24

-dp1 glf leII..7I DOC g9aa7lI Nv
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-16

DOCUMENTS have been found and are now
in process Of translation by learned com
mittee, tending to show that Noah visited
the Arctic regions
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-16
Special Notices.
N is much regretted that N,htle In th,

enjoyment Of health little attention is paid by
many, to the preservation Of so nestmable a bless
ing. Luxurious living habits of Incidence exposure
to sudden ch aMges of temperature and neglect Of the
premonitory symptoms of disease are the precur-
sors Of many fatal malades Taken upon the first
indication Of an attack, fanything will relieve the
sufferer, purify the blood, restore vigorous eircua
tion and thoroughly renoyate thesystem It'll Sands
Sarsaparilla.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
=: A Girls Wardrobe.

- Said the hard working mother of two
young lady dau1Eters, the other day: 81
declare, 4 -do"'t know what l shall do with
Julia. She keeps me forever mendidg
tor her. | pai fifteen dollArs tot 4 sgrea.
sdiuc dress tor her not Two weeks ago at
stewards, and on lookiug Ut it to-day, I
find it 50 torn thas 1t would be ! day 3
work to, try to put it in order" !H''"~'3T )
a:" Why dou't'y you set her TO work--rnske
her mend til hsrself?'"' Was asked BY the
person whom she addressed. 4, IL; q, #:
':Ohi!rhear me, it would be worse shan
to do it. myself; she: hes never made !
stitch Of her own clothes, or even meuded
;her stockings in her ife.'h# ,.5>@o 81; 10
:, lilo you intend she shall marry in such
'isnoraucsg!' asked the visitor. iTH3 = IT,!
. ooh! wsll-.-E;ai,l sure idon't know
.What can i doyI.4 Her time il 50 taken
ri.h music and abeaux, and going foututhat
she ,oaa attend tosinuthing else; land L
'think, tor pity i sake, let her have good
time while she ist1 young will come
into trduble soon2 2enougi.r'9] jIAei eEif l.
II Ii; woald be, no use ~ tel. such moth
or thsto her Indulgence was selfish, cruel
andHiahumaa-tltaks she. ,was prepsr1og
abundant suarc.s +of lthsi,'ttouoleii lshs
ter<a1ia, ehsJfatupa, .aA.idePayingohss
daughter Of the meaus Of muchePstaept
happiness. All that and much more would
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Important from North Carol;na

&.tt Ht's.'~ ~ t!-G * - -" 54-Hti ~
b. A. letter from Haster.s: Inlet of the
18th, says:: W. learn that in NORTH. Car
o|ina, > convention Of delegates represent
ing 45 counties; have declared : Provision
Il Government. and have. entirely, repodi-
.ted the Secession act of the State; reaf:
,irming her: loyalty and devotion to the
Constitution Of the United States. The
Convention met at 81 Hatteras, on Monday
LOST. The -.ct, passed contained seyeral Sec
tions, the. substance ot which is: The
first declares vacant all the offices Of ths
iState;;.: the second name. Marble Nash
Taylor, Provisional. Governor; the third hir|
adopts the Constitution II ii Of State With ths
statutes and laws contained iu the revised
eede Of fals 1866 ttbe, tbe, fsarth ysaa gYaa ggspYaaia'es tie
Ordinance m nc Of Secession m passed at Raleigh 81
% The 2oth Of Mty together With 81 '9 all 9th
aqs thfp edsPtsa 81 t the fth aer rdiFeeF' eh the
Governor ,e ,e 9''5dsF ''s1 F.a : pesia! sa
election for member. of Qoneres;; :; tis
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
:. Sublime : or /: Nothing 8

!, If there is one thing more than another,
which the Lansing tStute journal affects,
it is the hifalutin style. 1t. last issue, in
= characteristic article about the removal
FREMONT, ho ds forth IN the following lof:
.y ~ lanSuas se: - ,'''::''i'';> '.:!F>'7', -
kuthroued upon its country'sruin, alb -
litiuuism had thought to reign over the
wild chaos of convulsing nature. Claim
ing the constitution "a covenant with hell" ,"
BY right o: parentage they claimed the
right to rule beneath it as their satanic
father rules their, brothers Of the hosts cf
hell. Accused, withered, black heart.
! unmarked, tbst horrify the world, ', cation
&. ne, they writhe in Ill agony Of traitor
GUS schvlues exposed, Of hopes L.ast-a
and conscience eAakers eating At their
! souls. Sumner, Hale, Garrison, and thou
fh,!!irs o4eaapnium, most precious N iss
vail On. Your cry ot woe uAhs sedea 'fsll1
upon j. scorn,uy world. -; .,f:.
''ConIv;ulsing nature Is fortunate ia
having such = ehronieler: No wonder the
l..:black hearts ann,asked" b., this writer,
|"writheY =, little. Let 'em, :;'.writhe,' >
Phllii:s pandemonium" and all But He
should ike 70 know ~ho ,at "most pTec
ious Miss" il who is ordered to ''<ail on;'
aud whose "cfy Vi Zoe unhesded falls upon
scorn,ng world" q. 10 it any young lady
Ut Lansing, or ono Of the strong.'uiudeu
,perxuasion From the use Of the eudsar
luS' term "nost precious We are natural
~ led to- believe, that 1t must, be some
':haue" Of the writer's, who, having 1850.
cia;*d with him, is now "~.'tins" e
think what fool sac has been. n.-Csand
top.d. (Mich EoQte: '.- 49, -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Scott and Mcclellan.


Lieutenant General Scott and M.jor
Gens,al Mcclellan, the retiring and the
new Geaersl-in-Chief of the armies of the
United States, had their. last pasting At
the railroad depot, in tho gray Of the
morning, rs the former Wa leaving for
New York. General Scott turned and
grasped the hand Of his young suecessm,9
and, (as a bystshdes, one of Gen. Scotia
aids, informs us) said most impressively:' :
~ vi.h. yo4 personal1y, a. + do the
case r. the country, The most per feet suc-
cess: Adtcu. 'ii,.rt III lrira,l ~ <na II.
General Mcclellan, affected by the kind
tones. and the impressive manner Of his
old chief, replied :: ii i > j.: ,zs" Il
II hepe erer, to deserUe yoar good opin-
ion, @nd, trust that no act of my life .oiW
merit yosr, -disopprobation. Good Iye,.
2Eenertlt.' ;:,s< t,.,j~..a' i.uY * r-,f
/" They. were their last words, and they
are worthy of both: Gen: Scots, With one
more hearty grasp OF .MeC Clellas'ss hsnd,
turned aud; catered the: car which Va to
carry him to his old home sodslong-needed
repose, and tho young man returned to the
army which he is henceforth to lead to
battle against the enemias Of th~ .nstion:-
w. X. Wo,ld. q. 20 $40 '!..:.. :. .s.,.,.,:.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
6algs' out lf6ml la5I oqf eycs-our Ses -ouio
tPocsss arv ofulbJf ,thsiipg stSSE Begin 1t3i

6aisvis out Ifom maSn odf eycsEour Hes zom:
,Poclss art rtofulpdf ,thsihpp sh'V begin po
tMs knAfG7 Avidfs olictam amozphusids dsswAis
naXs Ee eyer I'D .:ao9s, ta, the, tgeas that "a
snoald be changed into green gage tree?
10! ID tk4' 'oopjp'ositss 81 isiide T Of p tSc
rootn<ahothdr gentleman ii isad icaag js'ss VIA
no s'poeket full Of bsachssj and putiid dis.
trust T. is atsil. further diverted from ". by
- sa;sssSes{ .y + third m
glasset M vrriou, rscssses II hil 'r.inGent.
'Attleugth We all banque. heatthy!i Ybe
fruit wipe aud cake cut up,nb further oi'
does, until tie great and Frequently, 1T
htempted act Of their disappearance has
been raiurxlly consummated. After sup
PEI 'we have = shst with the good nnatulred
MUSIC hear, bis history Of sii the celsbra:
ted pupils to- whom he has taught operst-
ie stage business s-listeu to soms music.
and are about to g. home, when Madame
Herman kindly consents to assist her
wonderful husband in ! very successful.
though e@tra5protess;onal exhibition o;ot
impaired diablerie. ...>
Nxqame Hermann hides her young
and winsome face in csrner. Monsieur
Herman, with lnconceivable rapidisy,
runs about the room among bis half hun
ircd guests, Whispers to them. and; asks
each what article in their possession hs
shall touch. As they whisper their reply,
he asks Aiadsnlc, with the utmost rapid
ty, .:What is this Z" ga buttou:'- -
':lGght!: Aud. this 7" .'':.Ths ace of
hearts," "1.isht again. And this p
"a cvat sleeve" '.Ouce more right ~
Aud right always through u many trials
rs there are guests present. All this time
there not the slightest vsriationin his
tone, nor the torn # his Question! lie
says, does, n}th'ns, that Ga" afford the
>lls shtest indication Of his secret, And
any preco,icerted for,nul% seems utterly
impossible, cons,dering & the fact that every
nlan is allowed to select his 6b)scr for hlm'
tself: Then We part from Hermann with
the coovictictiou that Cornelius Agrippa Il
great, aud Hermann is his prophet.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

'o2 sAxE's LAsr.-Th Albany .Statesn.o's*y. :,
says that i aag missing which took,PlaesI
It East Albany |. short shoq, time .sieee S.1ss' 49,
Wa invited 20 make : speech. He aid 90,
and coosnncloded his remarks BY proposing Is
thress cheers for the youn ygentlemens o. g
9Ea.taAioany, through xhoie hberality the: q
Gag bad, been Isoeuredst ssAs the ,eh ,ehee1s7
we're. about to be given, the chairman Of
the occasion amended the proposition Of
Mr.. SAKE, 20 that che cheers went up fora
the uo,t,.y ladies, as we'll IS tho yopp9iy
gentlemen Of East Albany Il s..ssss X, s.:.n
-. When the; voice:of the cheers beams
silent. SAKE arose, and gave % exp1ina.
'tlon aiiiiJ apology For omitting to spes soao]
the young ladies in bis original PROPOSE :
.tionsiir cheers, that he thought th9tIAp42l
gentlemen Always y , e"'breoea the lyoaag les
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

be qiMael bqaasaH #astsa ]; a6d iinfsad indfsad
good advice seems always 80 tritebishd
'stalee. fqa copI4enplqe, ,thatit j. jnvsdS-
'blY rsslGryed for The lsst eprpeyii in oessry
BEqt &t, the sekslpf future
husbands. m'others 'geth aFee tea1 li.g and .el-
fish a. to DO their heir share. let the care ef the
na., wardrobe be: .par1. q the discipline, ,,ef ,
clstbing vbish pssasa IL IT, ''f.s ff.ss%'!ss,, $,
and a ,esPeeci,,l|ly her .exn oxn, jtet th., sewing
m4chlPe take.its place; beside the globe in
all educational institutions, apd 2 thorough
knowledge Of it be considered .s essential
/. Modern skill has invented charts for
,dressmaking, both for children and adults,
which ought to be used in schools. The
principle is as simple as that two and two
make fonr, and = few: practical Lessons
would render any girl Of ordinary ability
capable Of cutting ont her. own dresses,
while, with the sewing machine, it would
only be amusement to make them.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
.UUE gcsJiHUs ;" oa - EA'sF'SSs = "A'
d tFhanksg441Mtns ;ba1 41 ,RHae fa i n mat iaqsI

.fa ascd5fsd&antas 1GSsasV aasV fssps 9e
iqs,iisssa 4auths ipsspls $50 this Stats that
@ d@GksRa3 Ss3s & U.s. y sBBaa{
aad aiuerf ID ASH aaJnf yslamp mpitksnksgiarg
fSst. shoarh Sdr kas vs @ Any, IN: he ha9 iid9' iita'
ceased dhis,msrcifulc caispensaAions hs~ards us I:
That he has .:.visited The earth apd xatsrsd
the ridges thereof abundsntly. and made II soft
with showers, and blessed the spsingiog there
Of and erewn:d the year With His goodness. d9es 2. + !
20 tkat "fe1ds drop fitness. md the pastures
are elothed'with, foeEs, and thS valley 5, Also,
are covered, With corp;''s ,so .iiru; Il .,
/; That Hs has saved US from pestiie1ce aud
famine, and preserved th,s 'statsin peace'and
health, and in due allegiance .anf loyal deyo,
ton to the Government of these United States !;
Thai, willie in other portions of the 'Confed-
eracy the dreadful visitatioAs Of civil war are
fulfilling the penalty Of an impious rebellion
against His ordinances and the fundamental
covenant Of human society, the Angel Of Peace
still sits At our gates, and our children sleep
secure In quiet and prosperous homes, far
from ths5diu Of the battle which is to decide
their destiny. ,.,n ~, liz ..j.u =.
And lat US thank Him, too, that lie has not
deserted our beloved country in the day Of her
sore calamity, but that already Ills, bow Of
promise, radiant with celestial omens OF v'cto-
ry. spans the tempes, which darkens the land;
That, to this end, He has unit ed the! he trts
and srrayed the invipc BILE legions Of her peo-
pls, around her, to defend the cause Of good
government and, free institutions. and, by the
sacriEcial blood Of ker heroes, has consecrated
anew The cause Of country and liberty In the
Affections Of her children. and in the sympas
thies and aspirations Of the civilized and
christian world. '' ''' ''''
And, finally, with the incense Of thanks-of-
fsring, let the prayer 60 up from every altar,
that Gsd may throw the shield Of his mercy
around the brave soldiers who have gone from
our midst to. do batlle for the hight, that lie
may grant us d successful issue out of all our
trials, and that tEis wicked rebellion may Ter
inmate in the triumph ofthe just authority Of
the laws, and in the reestablisLment OF civil
order and peace, throughout a reunited and
prosperous country to The glory and honor Of
Ills name.
Given under my hand and the; Great Seal Of the
State at the city OF st. Paul, this eighth day
Of November, in the year of our Lord, one
thousandTeight, hundred and sixty-eae. .:
By the Governor,
ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
JAMS II. BAKER, Sec'y Of State. e."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Another Speech: from General
- .,., ,.;;,. Lane, :, ~, i: ,c -


Gen Lane made another of his eharac-
teristis speeches on the 7th inst, to the
soldiers Of the Indians sud Ksnsas resi-
men,s as Springfield, Missouri In the
course Of hin remarks, he declared th.t q.
heavier, blow i, dealt OFT to thu realm Of
seeessia in the sbdect;snsor freedom ,d .;
slave than BY killing arebel in arms. -: - .
He puts the same idea IL stronser language
thus s"441duct jro". Itk: san: Iami!y, a:
slase, and, kiH:t,s arms. ,an, and the
loss If ehs s 1--we will b regarded y: th.
greater u misfortune e--5tta.s ~. :calamaiityo for
:rhica Mereis no healing. balm"
~ The: conclusion; drawn from this start
ling fact Is irresistible:: '>:.. ,...::, ~,t
1f;then by allowing The slave to fall in
to the wake Of :he army and find the
pricelees boon Of freedom, We avoid blood
shed, save property from destruction, and
strike death dealing blows upon the head
and front Of this rebellion, does not every
consideration that is sood and jus: require
thut this policy be adopted - This var
il for slavery-let us make t&the mighty
engine for slavery 8 destruction, and the
rebels will soon cry enoig gh. r. They will
see that. like Saturn in the fable, they
are eating up their own children, aud will
consent to cut short the rsp.sto' Every
guarantee that is given - slavery by the
Government. strengthens the rebels + in
their course -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
AN. EVENING WITH A. NEC-
ROMANCER. =, :.

From the New York Evening Post. -. ~.
Having heard great deal about Her.
mann, the magician, We naturally enough
did not care to see him. Il is human to
resiet forcibls impulses. When man is
called the rage, We like to stand aside out
of the crowd which Is running after him,
and refuse to merge our Independence in
the uuiversalshoveol Where bad not Herr.
mann bcen?:. What king, queen, crown
prines, heir apparent or dukeling had not
said in tho most astonished and unroyal
manner: "Really, Herman, YOU quite
take the hair off my head" And"it was
generally credited that if Herman shouI |
put on oil the decorations he has received
from the sacred hands: Of sovereignty, it
would be equivalent to- the performance of
one of his most celebrated teats of magic
making himself invisible. So We had
never been to call on Herman. ',' =;
+. A few days after his arrival in"this
country, however, there came to us a very
polite secretary With a very polite invita-
ton directed to Monsieur PEditenr, asking
the pleasure Of his individual, or our col
lectixe acquaintahce--that acquaintance TO
be founded and consolidated at alittle sup.
per which NJ. Hermann would give on u
certain Friday evening at Nos street.
Friday evening being pcssiblerto u.s., and
the terms Of invitation so exceedingly gen
,lemanly, We signitied our fixed determip-
alton to enter the necromanccr's cave at
the period proposed, merely stipulatiny
that, in case! Of: 1.in, he should dispatchh his
glori6ed pumpkin shell for our conveyance,
some other nccromanccr having performed
the feat (would, We could add, '.never be-
fore attempted in Ameriea,") OF ':the dis
appearing umbrella" .r.' ii" r4" Il ~;
On Friday evening at eight o'clock We
stood upon the necreniancers doorstep:--
Fifteen seconds later we we're in tire dir
tboIieal yeti courteous presenee acknowl-
edgiDg that .u"''s a3'Hta 4717f a1' "' -
::'he Prince Of Darkness b. esutssman =
: Hermann he j. called" -; .o3aiuI b;f :,
{, The chambers oflsorcery ,wera. anything
but ffightfnl. A pleasantly lighted pstlor,
filed with laughing faces opened BY fold.
ing doors idraped with; tarestrpyintp a,lar-
ger saloon beyond, whose adotnments wcrs
not the ordinary dry. and lprodsless painted
tin ware Of the juSxslcrs but . table tlosd, Of
fruit, cake, wine and bonbonsJ Jatterv yards
proving themselves. neal byjithe t1uoet valid
tests: OF, the, human sense. Surounde! by
: GORDON Of editors. musicians aud sn,isesl:
1aneous guests, Herrman when weIca,ne
In, A pack of cards was in his hand.yr..
fHe handed them to the geutleemaply< editor
|of tho Daayr7neyera mind; 3ei1 yee ,
rs that a full pack !"Iqosq odt LIan .soi
,r TbsIsditsya a!saesapts, .hsli and ap.Ners4;'r
F'sCorrcct in al respects. ,si,igr s'oei4l "a
10 .:Rlsase I'll laok sat'sny ssslsin tbesPaoA
|anq sa@fgAqFikYb .bss atIt no hs3o!,izo. :.
|5ir Eyes! I have dash.es1hs asiils re, i.
fHand the mack 20 the gentlaman next