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G ARD | n L Rs
kgSae.1aasasSe sss2sS Ncpgw@Fg5@
90 COMPOUND.
4 sure Care for Raeunaatie'n c'2l Neuralgia III
its tC0is5 4rG!fa.

4 sure Care for l1.cnnatlea c31l Neuralgia IN
its tr0fs1 Ir6!fa.
two undersigned hereby cent! that they have nHod
.t3arl0ec;s Nil, ana5s @n' SeGrS'!,A Hol4po@ua ~
tl, r,El Of rtpqri8tiA1o and reuralgi& aud AYE IN
aya~y n,se +ona In.aiata aad pers 'ncht i2li;I We
n,-c: ,3.i s,i,,encc a t'igg IL. les; GAL would
,aao1sa,I ittoaItWH - fNota VIA tHFse ~ r'-s3
NJ i-cases rs one 81 safest a@A Best IAeolcAe
ever offered totuu pat lie. ,.. ., vs. ,
! UNNcota, ID, - -outh Market uo-i5N W,
n hfIsH, t5oatoQ :lEH0y 4 w, LIZ 10 sou.
ms-let f. Pos,aa &AML "t1a:S. DR., ti'V d9tei,
T~stoa GEO. z. PLrM@rs, AleE4'icH Sq'2EE1 - 80,
| Tn-fon: "rSav 4. GaEgINs2, WEBSTER ~ f'&S5 AVs
+nJ,. Aprh,f ,Vr1xg, Webster It, i5oStonj eap'
| Vrfe q uu,.srvnc, East ooston o.,
The hp,t lvecti;,o tGr disease Foi saw N'' |
| S1fTgr q I ojd St2te !ous&, 8"Sl9o: :. ;4 ,ro,
49, tecn atictad Nth I:h@anstis2n n us *orS'
t,r, ora was entirely crren by '2 SH Oh ~ u
A. w. Bsvnre uatthoT7s Building, e'Afi1fc'' 80 D'
Caru.s,5 Rheumatic and Eeus%ig.a CcIopoinu hss
pot,rev relieved SON snher!"S ., 80 .fc,ao
sta...IIIr " j. IioDoKINe, Me- Oh 5'''' 'E'' -
Aner suffering with Itheuna'!snA cT t;,en ,;5r5j
80, Pjasi3aSsic ana Neuralgia Cnc1pnun" I"i1'''
| + AxIae - Fraakiin 9tr>e' ''o"on ,, 20, Aean
, ~ 7usirc.s Of peslle13r 3sronoG% ~" e NJ,
":t .r,1St 1ones It raaY he given to eANAhe" wa"
SytGis3,a ~ MACY q JEuEEEs, u Lator3 .,
!ey York: Il. q Bun; s. Co, 40 !Te'c" ~ a''''''
yrj1oipa ccros--8T Kihy e. ho't2n ;, r. r-,7,,,g
None genuine u3les9 2S..ta X 1:l,.Te CrAs
| rnr aair BY NJ d. Co-tE; W. -. vitl"3s7 ~ - on,
~, ,,Iny .yoodstoas SEQ. Ntcfota, 81 - Ss,s,
;-~s,, Enrtni.sld j. u. HgFis7 "a ~,
"a 1870 = 4 P:;rse arl fred g. smith '2a, W.
W. ' Gao : Ns1tr.ak, Lebanon, r. H. W" LON Hy
! egf;es generally .-.--..--. ------r- --'---
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JOM n H. FOSS.
No. 7. UNION ST.. RosroN

NO Z. UNION ST.. BOsTON.
Dealer in Sole Leather Calf Skins and Shoe Fi,di,
All Styles OF uppers for sale and GOT out to order as
PAID Tor cast OIL bootsBoos little worn repaired Boot
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n1pTHERIA! DIPTHERIA!!

,,,r. LOTION cures DR'IvyS m Doted
stance where has used it successfully in his prsc
Of H resesnes gwen ~ appyias .. The
% 9ss?a LII: sss a. 81, ass:
USE for me ON' and Rheumatic Affections 10 family
should be Vi psiCE 50 CENTS, PER BOTTLE.
..,,. pLr LcroS, curea Piles OF every aesofiPtion
SCHafs - : nil cases or tho money refunded Price
warranted in ~ For sale by &. c. aoeAwin, y Co. No.
spS, g. S. Co. No: 20 Trs sass ~, ST.
Of the fgG tsaSs o .ssg Gaests "h
zach bosAs; !, - ~. bins ;, CO, PEsOss ssAEG1cES
- 10 COURT ST, BOSTON.
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op.5si4LHL1v12GH9E DEPOT.

gcKg.yar. Mar T1ar.-Puro sparkling oxtra't o, OF
,olg NAL! and hops jnyigorating, cncourasine the
,1Totjnr treng Il, where ordinary toncs en-
a a Ia6tcsd ~ cliaac b0ttea expressly for
ss Gse 10: hotels aud ot nsaiid. Pqs up IN A far
d. srss2a.er t&an foreign ale, cheaper than for
, jpn g's.-s eaL.Ac1ADg UAI5y News:
~s~.9 ami. %51L.I's- %. L-29 u :122ei1t2'
Was pyWE 81 Io4pr 81, BosyoH. ia, u very
,,t.o 17.iricat 81 Bras instruments, Bell ~ and
No. s,, ,.cg i hand Rotary md Piston valves ,
T"i "a h inr1sled AID payments can be made II
s.t, N .s.sas-.--aea hand Instruments ofegery
Ioa lo1 for .'c a-4 to LEI; strnged Instruments Of
ali g,a.s AelcyteoH toncelt!nos, finte5, Gar-ooets
'.,.. .G .5d i4suuctioa book; ali Instruments,
W9ns ts9>- md AUS: paper, Umbrellas, PaFasels,
vsk1. Cea.l COCA OK aud Leonard wood, Eb"ny hn4
ry ,5t reuoir.re !5sc elias Howe. at tho old
stand III. grou.jsf "3 Coult ST., root Il.
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GSE tsr,,~ sr.@E .xa z>ol rea u ExcIus1yrl'.

I@ atoJ2-ae~eH SKIRTS are Of tho msnufaetufe Of
Ahaof2, U'al"NE L CEEGSHAN ana y III he sold tc
NeNad" 1t ltt I.au"faptures's prices.
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MRS. WILSON'S
c O G Q AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

h's "hs9s liar Dressing 10 pat up in large bottles
sAd :etas Tor 81 cts per bottle, or dressing the
hair o. any person. young DID, there not its equal in
the world will inaks the hair everything YOU wish il
to be, and moreover it has perfume that is Infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or Ar,ericsp Wheh alone Should ente it to a place on
every ladys toilet table
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
IN me morning apply little OF the Dressing, and yoar
hair will be even lifelike in color and beauty
Use nothing on Your hair but these preparations and
use these according to directions, and you
good healthy head of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P Will
son Co, Manchester, N. to whom all letters should
be addressed
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SENT FREE-FOR THE BENEFIT OF NERvOrJ,
debility, Confusion of IDEAS ETC. by FoRMEp srrrru
Er-contaning also an exposure of he mpostops and
Decepuons Practiced by Quacks. Inclosipg stamp sim
ply a0ur0sS BOX 32lS Boston. -
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AUT ILDGI'9
OalP40lI9 Ale and Brown S!oGt,

na[+.. "Av9~A41Oso IA PuT5ryIAss foI INyALlos.
Y 5i's liz Ana W 1 IN haul -p3fiy 81 this celebrated
1r,r " anu foltef in hA4s., bbia and hulf bbls for
sp5 o. "". sH 42c. FOG the convenience Of Grocors
'&e a''' " pat up in pint and qsart botllss. For
". G. SMITH,
Country odd. No. Uusbom House st., Boston.
49, --' 1'UYf. promptly attended to.
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Pr1 ofo-' 80 o-Io' 'Vs0UH, Hlass--UUP1 KIEHTED.
OLD BOSTON BREWERY.
SUPERIOR Stock, xxx Pale and Amber Ale. in Hbds
NJ Bbls, Halls and Kegs, suitable for retail and
for cash, by ISAAC COOK s. ro ~ ''''
rs Central St., Boston
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 80 rents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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MEsoR3. HENRY 2. WILSON & Co: deem Mrs vii.
sons Hair Regcnelatr add Hair Dressing the standard
aruciea q all hair preparations 1 have, in many in
stances known them to Yeetore the hair where Il had
ia on remove dandruf restore ne hair TO its original
eoIIf sure entirely the most painful heaiachsaHd in
eon1e .n7tn2t5 serious huInors Personally hsva
been fA2ref IN several of these.h benefits
REV. HENRY kILi, Manchester n H
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lAgEHponD, PA :, Feb C, 1861.
! MR STarrING. S7r,:
/ wish you to send t2e bog ofyonr Cephaio
Pills have -2aa.Tsl great deal OF benefit fcn them
ours, z2sIyoctn ly,
NARY ANN SlOIhHOUE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14
Attention shEp tshooters.

To b. d. Jennits, o. OF Cronch,
Woodson Henley,D! H. Kinsley,
J.fPo Hereford, NJ. y. Ogbnrns Mus
zoe /. Walker, Thadore Utfernan,
Jno T. Hannah, Ja Os Daniel Mf.
Copin, Dryden hnley, Lindsey
Breedioyc. Isaac TibIey, Alien r.
Thompson, Joseph STEPHENSON, John
Fleck, Reuben Stanlf, J: z dumas,
you are required ID Rendezvous az
Charleston on MondE the 20tlI ii
May and report yourselves toSe rgeant
James Venable who jill make prep
arationss for you, and pur passage 70
Join yonr company at Bufalo by the
first steam boat. All others who
wish to join the comnny will also
report to Sergeant fnable at tIhie
same time and place. 81
JN0. s. Nv ANN. K
Captain SbaS Shooters
IN. b. Your Uniforhs wilFbe fur.
nished. j. S. SAYA Nm. K
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

3 Sounty. .Ex-GoEerBorJ JOHNSON. now
assever true TO tile States Rights presided
and a series Of resolutions. offered and
carried unanimously in favour Of the
national policy. The following passages
from these resolutions throws ) stream d
light on the condition Of affairs in the
Northwest Of Virgins, and on the designs
ofthe Wretches who are alluded to in The
fret partIof the paragraph ds
"And we havs discovered with unut-
terable chagrin, that The leaders, or al
least s4me of them-proppse not to the
appeal 10 the Convention Of Virginia now
10 session, which has the power to act On
this subject, and in which the West has
d prepondering majority, and can carry
whatever measures il pleases 10 APP
pealto the Legislature not 70 allow even
the people Of that section which is to be
segregated. to be consulted and express
their preference as 10 their destiny but
to hold al Convention in the City loi
Wheeling, and there, without law or an
thority, to form a Provisional Govern
ment, not to be sanctioned OF accepted
by tie people to be governed but to be-
enforced upon them 81 the peopleof Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA. and the President, and
the partisans OF the measure Id this sec-
tiontP Iwith arms furnished by lie people
III lkasa states said zt,oIbaialready 1denosiill
ted II the civ i ,Whe,Ii6g. nus inaurI
Grating civil strife IL our ysry midst.
which must assaredly commit our famil
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

We send two wing men to tn wars
from this officef our hephey, W.
Bruce May. and Seorge a.. bundle
They are gameTts Yankees lf. f la l 5et- !.
ter keep shy ofthei shooting sticks. |
Gagduelt (I.a.l Mcs. III
Geo. X. Rdndleb brother q. thlee
editor of this paper
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14
New Gr0c s1.y I

TDEsPECTFULLY iHfufms tl,s s. i, s. 7 ! ,
1 N lie has opened a Grocery At ISz r>'
stand lately oecnpied b Snyder SFilzS7 :.
sp6sit3 the Star biite He will cane: e, I.
keep pm lls1a i full supply 81 8foesfiss 81 =.
dies, Fr1its Gonfeetio PicfIs< AZ
bacco, Cigars, dc, &C., tor thsr 8. r. T E
Dry Goods al 81 ,EiiiS .Hi.l s. i.,., q.
cash. The public are invited toScs'' 6. ~ -
Particular attention viii Be aifsa a j, >s.,.
fling Butter, Eggs, Poultry. Game, &S.: 4
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14
.oAuTIoN.

Aasee1tai1 npriaeipled persons ere ct
ttmDting 10 palm or on the unsuspeclna
nublicx limitations Of lny Prepared Gllf X
woRid caution III persons to examine bei1iS
p1rchasing. and see that The full name,
b. sPAED1NGys PREP RED g 4. II
Il on me outside wrapper al others az
swindlins copnteEfslts.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

ana sickness VIII be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the sss
and Heafaehs to which females are 50 sub:
liect.
They oct gently upon the bowsls. sremos-
ing C0stlUeReSs. sss 7ts IS
For Litsrqry Men, Studsats, Delicate
Females, and all petsons of sedentdry -ltatits,
they are valuable as Laraiiuf, Improving
the dppetite, giving tone and rigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The GEPHALIC PILLS ore the, result oil
long Investigation and carefully conducted
experiments, having been in use many Yea IS,
during which time they have prevented and
relieved ayast amount OF pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system Or from deranged state Of
They are entirely vegetable iii their com
position, and may be taken ali all times with
perfect safety without making any change OF
diet and The absence Of eay disagr eeqble Taste
renders e easy to adrhintstey them to chi ldren.
1 BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITS
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry
@, Spa1ding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers III
Medicines. ffIi9g s5s
4 Boxgwill be sent By mail prepaid onlrs-
ceipts of the
PRICE s5 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO a1a IA 9ss N
HENRY G.. SPALDINCs. n
glf 4s Cedar Street, New York.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

Il anything can be
tuggest that ibis State
NV offer a reward Of
collars for the aPprehen-
ABRowN and other male
sg at large. There are
of patriots and honest
ern Virginia. We have
xtra copyof the Glarks
sllich contains the report
avar Laid ~ 41a.,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14
i ROGERS

q. KOc5kiE'sD Whom
Il ~ .,r;gea frafa the Eastern Aln8l YOU.
Northern eli s4vr THINK Of the Inf
salarfEe saaaslt and purposes announe!Dy
Dimgss enemy and hesitate q
Dye C.g thiekast rhn1zs. "A g
s sw the fight Ia Baitit
s5s ST he saw q l5er1E' your
All IF viii s si55se1is muskal ift
most care. Nc LARGEST ana &, Sj.4 ;zs ty;<,l
Houses in thes1 aited States. a. =. II, -
warranted pure and flesh. 'tcR k1H VT
He has also received large LOT fe8 .,oi7'. IS
glass, paint brushes and other useful AZ I
usually kept in a Drug Store. s. Sr n S.,stss
Physician's pfescr ptions ia orders :. ~ pixies
II attended 70 At re Charleston Drug 81 5IIt fire
JAS. HI. R0GER . ;s<S.l. q.
May 1853 Front Street, Chaflksfs ' n 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

GOAL OH AND LAMPS
q ~ j 4 CALDWELL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

f6sf Common e,ouss.;l DC New Orleans
Ihays.yoted 5000 ooosfSr lie defence Of
thsl sI,s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14
nlR u s ii. LIS
Is paint Brushes busting Brushes

vanish DO Tooth 40
Shoe do. - Horse 90
Scrubbingdo Clothes DO
/ wv Wash DO Shaving da
4 a Inns Of all other descriptions. FOR sale
Z, ~ z q cALDWELL'S
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-14

s.ts Is
orders we're
sinia hoisted
pulled down,
.ionist stripes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20
Sprrial 0otirss,
To .INVALEDS.

BENECIA, located in A climate that is The medium
between the heat Of the Interior and the cold Of the
coast is particularly adapted to the treatment Of
the Sick and especRny to the prostrating, endemic
fevers Of the interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in Benecia
for nine years. having found by experience the pecu
liar hea,hlulness OF the climate, TO which he part ally
attributes the which has attended his teatmen
of many dangerous cases, has determined to open
Hospital for the sick.
The Hospital will be fitted up for the acconmoda
ton of both and will be made in every respect
comfora able as home; particular treatment will
BE- ada As good common sense viii teach mat eV-
cry case and every system wants peculiar Treatment
Tie undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda
tons for baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the negnb' rhord. Nothing
will be spared 10 quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
CrnsuIatonin all modeI n languages and privacy
strictly attended to.
A. VERHAVE, VI. D,
auS0 9n BenecIs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20

CALEB WuIrFoRD, of punnius notoriety.
once observed young lady earnestly at wor k
knotting fringe for pettiooat, and asked her
what she was doing?
Knotting. sir" replied she "Pray, Mr
Whitford, can you knot2"
Il can rot mndame," answered lie.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20
TWO VERDICTS
aus0 S.n

from two very portant sources, in relation to
CRISrADORO'S HAIR DYE.
The first Of these decisions is from the zen Of d.
Chiffon, who has equal in this country as annly
tic chemist and declares the dye to he absolutely free
from deeterIous ingredients. This may be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
The second decision Is popular one TIE thousands
who use die dye are 4aninous in recommending it
above all Others for the exquisite natursness OF The
blacks and browns mparts and the rapdity OF its
e!.yct. This is
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documents Which constitute these vcrdcts may be
seen at the establishment of Cri,tadoro No Astor
House, New York. Is sold everywhere, and applied
by all Hair Dressers
GEO. W. SMELL, AGENT
au1G 13) Washington st, San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20

Is the ten days packets, when everybody
went to Albany from Western New York via
the "raging canal" company of six or
eight gentlemen assembled one evening at a
Hotel in Lyons, to wait far the two o'clock
NJ boat. They spent the fore pnrt OF the
night playing cards and cracking Jokes and
Champagne When they retired, they left
particular orders with the porter to call them
at half-rast one. Soundly they slept till the
clock struck three," when in came the por-
ter, yelling at the top of his voice, Gentle
men, get up quick. the boat has been gone
more than an h0ur :!
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20
As southwa he would turn his gaze. |

As southwark he would turn his gaze,
away down this valley almost as far as the
eve can reach, he would have beheld, sud-
denly uprising from the solitary plain the
blue cone of old DiaJlo, standing alone, ma
iestic in its mein, like some grim old Titan
god. sentinel Of the eiernii past Science
aud labor have pierced his bosom and discoy-
cred the fact that it is but one huge bed of
coal, sufficient to supply the peoples wants
for generations to come, and 10y which our
steam vessels are already supplied with fuel
To the westward. as he would gaze there. not
unlike the Sierra's wild ard rugged rise the
Coast Range, Natures magnificent levee,
shielding our valley homes from oceans surg
es rolling back in imputent rage, the mighty
Pacific, and forming, with the Sierras the
beautiful setting in which our emerald valley
is clasped Oh, what lovely picture is here
presented How with true pride the heart
Of the Californian swells when he behods all
this and contemplates it as his home
To all this beautiful scene is added the
loveliest of climates, vieing in beauty aud
saluhrity with the classic skies and balmy
breezes of Italy, meath whose gentle infu-
ences the rose blooms almost necessarily, the
vine hourishes throughout our land, aud all
nature is almost continually carried in her
green foliage. Peopled 10y the fair and the
brave the adventurous and enterprising from
all lands, bringing with them here their
wealth of thought, and by association ming
ling the Intelligence and genius of the world
within the boundaries Of our State. Oh
California, our home! proud mistress of the
Pacific, sitting by the Golden Gate, through
which shall yet pass the commerce Of the
world, paying tribute at thy feet. How
magnificent is thy present greatness-how
glorious seems thy future. Within thy peace
full valleys Ceres waves her yellow hair, and
sows her bounteous gifts. Mammoa holds
court upoa thy mountains, and is courtier
at thy throne. The rosy-cheeked god, Bac
chus, revels in thy vine clad hills. Fortune
from thy every mountain top waves her
wand TO all the nations of the earth. Sweet
Peace, pure hrowed Liberty, and sta"-eyed
Hope guide thy car of empire on its course
Thy standard sheet the starry flag Of freedom.
beneath whose glancing folds Freedoms
vulor snatched thee, a virgin from the arms
of savageness and took thee himself bloom
ing bride Thank God that thou art true to
that mighty de,tiny already wrought meath
the auspices of that flag aud so may you
ever continue until upon its folds shall glance
no star as bright as thine in all that makes a
nation great.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.

Hair pyc! E7air Dye !!--WILLIAM A.
BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye is THE BEST
IN THE WORLD the only Harmless AND REII-
ABLE DYE KNOWN. This splendid Hair DYE is per-
feet changes red, rusty gray hair instantly to
glossy back or natural brown, without inurins the
hair or staining the skin. All others mere imita-
tons and should be avoided.
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM a.
DATCaELoR on the four sides of the engraving
ench box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by R. H. Nc
DONALD CO., Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY, San Francisco, and respectable Druggists gener-
ally.
Wholeesle Factory, 81, Barclay street. late 2so
Broadway, aa1 IL, Pond street, New York ielo-'n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20
F0iceiess Verse,

- The world is rife with noble thought.
That trembles on the tongue;
The world is full of melody
Unwrittcn and uusung.
The music Of march is sweet,
But action is sublime,
And you may live nobler verse,
Than can be told in rhyme
Let Tyres and lutes, with tinkling breath,
TO love-sick girls belong;
The ry hm of "A wel-spent life
Is sweeter far than song.
I'm weary of the waste of words
Our world were not so dead
If half our bards would cease to write,
And live their verse instead
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20

GOOD PLrcK.-A young man from Lisbon,
when about to enlist in the Waukesa Union
Guards, was asked if he could sleep on the
point of bayonet," when he promptly re-
piled by saying, that he could try it, as he
had often slept on e pint Of whisky, and the
kind they used in Lisbon would kin further
than any shooting iron he ever cav" It is
needless to say that he was Immediately mus
tered irto service, without any furtherinqui-
lirs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20

A youthful F,enchman received from his
love the following letter:
"Isadore, you have abandoned me; that Is
the recompense for my virtue. My landlord
will wait 10 longer; come Tonight. or shall
sleep in tie room with charcoal furnace.
NANIcHE"
Isadore was in no hurry. lie went the
next day to see her corpsel The furnace was
burning, end his own Naniche was-fryiug
sausages
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20

PATRIOTISM Of TIE WEsr.-Gov. Morton of
lndinna, says, it is reported, that though his
State has furnished its quota. thirty
regiments, She can give the Union one hun
dred just as we'll, and will do so if they are
wanted. He farther says that in the West
there is no he-itancy-no ottemptat shorten
ing eniisiments-no organized political dis
affection to the war, hut that the feeling to
support the Government and put down the
ret .liion i: uniy ersai and earnest.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-20

ROMANTIC, VERY.-A culmination of nov
9ls, pastry ice creams, late hours vanity and
idleness, took place recently in New York,
resulting in the elopement of Mrs. Amelia
Scott, beautiful young lady Of only nine
teen summers, and recently married, with Mr.
Newton Is. st John, fast and elegant Young
gentleman, moving on slender capital in the
highest circles of the metropolis The parties
were traced to st Louis, and there dscov-
cred, the fascinating St John transferred to
vulgar ca!aboose, aud the weeping fair one
restored reluctantly to her friends The in
fatu"ted woman, or rather girl, had already
parted with about $500 in money, her lover
not having so much as would pay board
bill She was expecting to dispose of her
watch and jeWelry next, and then they had
formed the romantic determination to find an
asylum in some small town, or village and
earn in some way their own living friends
and guilt forgotten, in the new delights Of
love IN a cottage.