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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

OANFORD,S- LIVER llfHIGCt.---
- AEOR never DsbIlEiates, t i ,oisTosfit1S
sHtirely ne PROM sgAII5, sRd hes bseo..s a9 q
. With co9hdenos n an dissasss for Vhich @ Il
Il has Cured thousandsg = within TIE I1It tiugsss
Who had given. HP Al = hopes o. rqlisE = ~ 81
1nmerou5 unsolisitea - ceEtiAeataa Il ny po1le1
The doss must Be sdap-t- ltsd % tie tsnvs sussa
Of the individual taking it,snd used inElch ylls5
titles e to aet genersliycs on the boBsl1.
Let the dictates q yoI5- lludslsnt glIils yol a.
the use Of the LIEERG l1NFIGORAIORs ald --r
FA0zs, nYsFzFsII ,OaoS--- llo bIa1EaG1, s6s-I1r,
golRLA nsfs; DIsEEIEaE ,, DaoRsE, souH -lo-z1sl 2
HABTTUAL DosTIVENEss, = CaoLIu, OuoEEEa Iu-rr
lAETUE, FLATULKEOE, III NDIoE, InuAln
Shf5aS hfS5s5l aoa n4{ ssl z,
oErsSICK HEADACHRs l(ss thoussnds pSn =
Oh tn BE Z q Az l8POO6sI Oh An "a
AENgr the comnenoe-l lment a he atte1E., Ga
Al VINO u5s i are giving thair testimony r - =
IN. Mix water 10 fhs mouth with tAs ZaEIadzssa
7 y PsICE 6Ns DoLLIR PER BOTTLE.
Also SanfOrds Family oEthartic Fil8.
: a up In Glaag Oa1aa, Air Ilght, and lllIl -
Ths kMII,Y 81 n M Rio iisl1l Pfi,
qctivs Oathartic, which the proprietor hs5 u5od -
hls practice more than tWeu y TsarE. p l-E4
I1heconltanflg increaa-t-. lng -danalS- ten fhaE
Who have long used thsiSz lRIkzs ana he llii7asf
Induced msto plao0 thsmS EitAil ths raacI q u
The Protested vel = ,kRcW that di1sralt Ca
thartics set on diierantf- roftions Of tie bouieI
The Family OathaPtici4t PIN has, with d1s rsli
ence 70 this veil stab iished hct, hsqn en- 4
pounded nom YarietyleO los the puraIt Ysgetablr
Extracts, which set aikel ion yrssT srt oi TIE Is.
nsntary canal, and aFelz ldoOt3 and EGFu - q
cases who're Casharticlr b ngsdad, such - -
Fangonentg OF the Stou- lach, Blesninel, rain1 "a
the Back and Loins, ,Cos- ltlVenaa8, Pain and 9oe
ness over the whole Beyl from audda1 cold, VIA
fequentiY, ~ Unaaleotsd, - end il q lnlE courla a
Fever. . Loss Of Appe-lz- lite, oresplng 1lnra 7
kion Of Cold over tbel BODY, RogtlesBags1s.A
Hsad-Aehe, or Weight 9 'in the H1li5 a. E1llr.e
nAtorY Diseases, WoTnsl-o > lln Chidral e AeeI1fs
H1eul11 EI1al Of clIc
diseases to which feah & hair too numarore - -
ton In this adVerti18nIaut Dose 70 g
PRICE ~ OEHI5.
gaS-Tho Liver InFtggTatOr and talnllT il1i1aFsls
Ptll5 are Tetai.5d 5y Drusglst5 qe1sraly, aud so
Wholesale by the Trade % sii tis lal7s toiaI. n
. r VI 8ANEOEpt ~. D.
- AtanIl1ctl lfer erd Rr1rrietoF, y
- santord,s Liver InsisOratOr aud O.tharHs
Pills are for sals bY : a'7.I-l-f :.
E8 frFsr CHUROEIIII q Bro. {. DrasSlafs
Rlo !. W. cor. Pub. SQUARE md Ontario Il
f2a kDB SWEETS I q D s
INFAA1IBhE LTNIMENT.
GREAT E1TBRKAL REMEDY,
FOR RHEUMATIsN, GOUF, NFURALaIA.
- LyMBA9O, tSTIfFe MEX, JOIf1f7. n
sPRA4Hsl BRUISES, OUTS AID .a
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lon IN t6is adTsrtissas1t Bee 20,

1sS-Tho Liver lnFtgsratof and EarIliV O ara
Pills are retail5d by Drusgistf r5nsfai y ard -
Wholesale by the Trade q sil tls lal7i tgs1l. n /
r ", 8ANFOED, u. D.
iy7d6vRs ss BroadVaF. Hs9 YolEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

LFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Mimi g,
IfyOu are, or have besn troubled With the heed
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pils,) 50 that you
may have them In case Of an attack. --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

coRnEoTED ~ Q. A. auAD o., BAHEEHs.
II so,,6Ii M4IsEi Rs5i, ..yl VS. misoOasl''' S,,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OsphaliC Pills accomplish tho object for which
hey were 1ade, viz Cure Of headache In all Its ormg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

FFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Vel - -,
They have been tested in more than . thousand
aseg, with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

IFrOm the Examiner. NOrtOIl, val 7i
oephaliI Pills accomplish tho object foT which
TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Vel
They have been tested in more than thousand
eases, with entire success.
-a- f- - lay
LFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Mimi s1so
ItyOu are, OF have been troubled With the heed
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills,) 80 that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
ID [Fron the Advertiser. Providence. B. IL
The Cephalio Pills are ssid to b remarkably ef-
tectye remey Tor the headache, and enc q the very
best FOR that 1ery frequent Oomp,Aint which has ~
er oeea alaeo fsrso. st Ge rr'5 I
From the Western r. B. Gazette, Chicago, MI
We heartily adorss M. sSasdins, and his unri
vailed oepkA iills. 3s-sII-
EFrom the KsnaVha Valley Star, Vel
We E ar. .s sure ths. gsEso9. s9Ens Eiih handAoh'
EFrom the southsrn Path Finder. EO.I
Try them you that are afiictsd, and We are Enrs
that our testimony can Be aaeed . tns already
medicins sqan produce. t.-. =
Iron tho Sc. Louis Dsniocra..I . 4 Z T
The Immense demand for the article Cosphsue PilS)
d rapidly enoreasiEg.
From the 6Azstts, DEEsnport, IoFAl,
Mr.. spalding would not connect hls mans With an
article be didAotf ~ % posses real merit. 7--
From the AdEsrtissf, Froilenos, B. IL ~
The testimony in their favor is strOns, from ne
most roBpectabla quarters. o. sflr f1.l.r1 ~.
lTrom the Daily EeEu, Newport, Ri
Oaphalio PillI are ta<inR the rlaco uf an kinda
IFsom ths oonmerciai Bulletin, Bostea.I
Said to be VsPy eflcaeious for the headachs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

NORTH CAROLINA szcHDnDI
The Rebels Blockade the Mis-
SiSsippi,
CONFERENCE OF GENERALS q
HAREEY AND PRICE.
They Come to an Understanding
Foreign Powers Not TO
Interfere.
YIGOR OF GEN. SCOTT-HE
WORKS DAY AND E0s
ea NIGHTli aus ,i
MORAL FEELIN IN ENGLAND
AGAINST INTERVENTION a'i4.
From Baltimors-Arms Ssinsd-Fsderal
Troops CAssred.
MORAL FERLIN IN RNGLANI
AGAINST INTERVENTION .'

From Baltimors-Arms jSsinsd-Fsderal
Troops cAssred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

~ santord,s Liver TnVisoratOr aud OAtharris
E9 EEar CHUROEII1L Bro DFaefIsis p
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MORE PRIZES oAPTUREDl

ILfTARY MAPS sEIzEDI
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GRR4T R14RRKAL REKRDT.


Or. Stephen Sweet, of Couaeofleu
Ths grsatnstural Bons Setter. ~
DR.. Stephen SWeet, Of C0nneelioYif
IsknOER Al over thl United st.iss. &C., -
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of COnnec
ls the sufhor Of .Dr. Sweets IniaHIbls IaaInsat.
DR.. Sweet Infallible Linims
Oures Rheumatism and never hils.
DIR. Sweets lnfallible Eihiment
ourss Buras and s5alds fmusdiassly. - u 4 :
DR.. Sweet Infallible Einime1f
Isl certain rsnsdE fOr Neuralgia.
Dr.. Sweets Infallibls Isinimsni
Z ne best remedy ioF sBrninS and REuisll.5 1 4
DR.. Sweets Infaliible Linimsrl
Cures Eosdachs inmsdisislg and lsVsF i.IiI. s
Dr.. Sweets Infallibls Linins5t
Aaordl inmsdiassr srsHeffsr Piles, snd -.
Dr. Sweet 8 InfalIibie E.iniment
Cures TOOthaehs q ons uituis
Dr.. Sweets Infsl blss Lininent
Cures outu, WOunds innsdlStSI7 iuaziss no -
DR.. Sweets Infalible Linimsli
ltka bo1tFsnsds EoE Sores IN Ne tsor. u,-ld,
Dr.. Sweets Infallible Linlfaent
ilss sosn ussd b nors than Eillion Dso1is "a
DR.. Sweets Tnfallible Linibess
Z sEuly :.iEisla n ned, . anssssry auY ssS
Dr. Sweets InfalIibls F.i;n;n5e.t
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NOrthstn Traitors Unmaskedl

WESTERN VIRGINIA STANDS FIRM
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d: Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
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Ma. sRALDna

I have tried your CephaIic Pills, and IKE them
90 wei that want you to ssnd me two dolaFs WoFth
more. -.- I-.a u ~ .
Part Of these ara for the nsighbors to whom eaye
= few out Of the frSt box ! got nom yeu.
Send the Pills By mail, and oblige -.
- Your Ob't Servant.
JAN Is KENNEDY,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

s IFron the Advertiser. Proyidsnce. B. IL
Tho Cephalie Pills are ssid to bs remarkably ef-
'est for that Jery frequent omplalnt which has ~
T been disco Tered. ef ne r r-,- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

A BSIGNEE'S SALE.-NOTICE
"a 10 hereby given that shall UXposg for sale q
public ancton the Auction stOre of q. mollen, si
superior street, clsyel.Ddt Ohio on the stb Day q
June, 1851 az two o'clock M, the ontire stock q
Strsw Hats and 1rimminga- embracing ovory yarie-
~ Of Straw Goods. TeTms-Caan. - =. =.
!. ...., JOSEPH 2; ek.Aseiss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
- NJ water s.. 3 tAs mouth WITH IL zaEisozas
s,s5 s5IgS s5B{611 gsF pRtLAE !Is5 81 .ls. sQEEI

''p''Gaaiis g.: s@ 6.s 6Sss y;isls S. s. s: 80 81
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THousAEDs q oAsEs,
z UKIOUS KOINCIDENGEI
SLOAN uND1a mn oOUERsRn r

b F0r :IISs Ssis s. 81 STRONG ARMSTRONG oHURoH-
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Ma. sPALDRo, :
SIN; tt -
Not long since sent TO VOC for box Of OsphaIic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
dVeness, and Teceived hesame, and they had good
an eject that was tndncod 20 send fore mOFa.
Please send By Ieturn mail. Direct 70
t- A. R.-WHEELER,
ar -ts.---r- .- -.--s.-- Ypailanti, Mich.
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From the Western R. B. Gazette, Chicago. MI
Ne hsartilyA 9dorso M. sSasdins, and his unri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
LANDS OF TIIIHnTa.

No sats IN the Valle Of the Mississippi ors % great
a indncsmsnl 70 ss settler as the Sate Of Iinois
Isrs portion Of the World whore al tie condi
tons of climate and sol 50 adnlfably combine % pro-
9akies cf Illinois. - a--s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

No. " Cedar st.s y. T.,
DEAR EIRf fr.zr
IncloBed md twenty 1--WE (25) cent?, Tor which send
box Of "OePhsllo Pills." send 10 address Of Rev.
VIM. q. Filler kSynOldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
Hour Pills work Ike Charm-cure headacho AZ
most instanfer. Truly your, - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
PPTcEg ~ TEPT-s d plYr-E1TT.

The prices OF these lands vary from te o - pr
acre, according 10 location, quality, &c. tIlEt cr
farming kinds se for about SO 70 50 PER acge ae
pared win wood land Is in The s0 Of % 10 "a aEor
of theformer Tha terms q sala for The blr q tta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

frequently, nnaalectsd, - end in . lnlE courEa a
Fever. Loss Of Appe-I.s lite, CTesrinQ sens,
lion OF Cold over fhei- BODY, Ro8tle5sn88s.A
Hsad-Aqhe, or WeiEhti-q 9 Al the H11ii AZ E1,1r.s
pAtoEy Diseases, KoTps.ss lln csilaIsR e Aei
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[Fron the ADVERTISED, Fronienos. B. IL ~
The testInony in their favor Is strong, from ne
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

The FAMILY CArHARTIC Pill Is 3 gsntis bui
!etiys Cathertic, which the gEOpristOr ~ I'D ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

TFrOm the KsnAvha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that psrsons suffering with hsadAohs.
Eho try thems viii stick TO them. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

OF tho STATE le1 within fhe zone Of fha Cotton reV0
while the soil & admirably adapted 70 The growth
l0osecO and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from II
20 cs. more per bnshoi than thai rassd further noFt
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From the 6Asstts, Davenport, IcEAl,
Mr.. spaldine would not connect hls mans With an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

"a 1no0iouu1 o0u
lM1NQ1Ia, II ~
l8POOH8TCL AM "a
lmeDt ofths asterE.s
their testinon1 y iHA
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

EFrOm the southsrn Path FINDER. N.O.I
Try them you that are ahiictsd, and We are EnIs
that our testimony can bo eaesd 70 tns already
meo1s list that has received bsEeffs that no ether
produce. tfLl u s71
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

IFrOm tho Sc Louis Dsmocrat.I =
The lnmenss demand for the article (osphsue PillS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-07

they saw the spires of their distant homes
gildcd by the rays of the rising sun, or
made moro glorious by its setting, aspira-
ton after aspiration asccndcd to the
Throne of God, praying that these might
be preserved, and VOW after VOW was re-
corded to this preservation, plcdging their
all.
The men of South Carolina have shown
their determination to she'd their best
blood, to pour forth their richest treasure
in the defence of her institutions. The
women Of South Carolina, forbidden by
their sex from appearing on the battle
field, have ever given aid, encouragement
and assistance to the living; have pre-
pared themselves to administer comfort
to the wounded; and have steeled their
hearts to pay the last offices to the slain.
a people exhibiting these characteristics
can never be conquered. Whatever the
future may have in store for us-if this
impending dark cloud bursts in war and
under all circumstances We
can rely with undinching confidence in
the spirit Of our people, prepared to meet
every emergency Should that hour come,
standing here as the representative of the
Washington Light Infantry. fully author
izcd To sDeall in their behalf [ pledge
them to bear this standard in the tide of
battlc-to press with it to victory or to
tall beneath its folds.
Soldiers, behold your standard. You
have already in your possession that Eu-
taw banner, covered with the associations
of the glorious past. You cherish it with
affcctionate reverence, and draw from it
richest lessons of patriotism for your emu
Iation and example. 1t is the record OF
the past. This is your record. See
to it that as You honor and reverence and
cherish that flag FOR the deeds your an
cestors havo done, the future generations
CT our company shall gather around this
flag, and honor and reverence and cherish
it for the deeds YOU will have done.
Soldiers, receive your standard.
The fac is Of the regular company size.
On one side a blue field, with the name of
the corps III silver block letters, a crescent
of silver beads in upper corner. On the
reverse, white field, with q wreath Of
oak leaves. acrons, and laurel leaves. In
the centre the evergreen Palmetto. The
staff is surmountcd with a spear head, and
the flag is heavily fringcd and tasselled
with gold.---iLucmy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-07
a Brothers. LoVc.

There is something transcendently viz
tnous in the affections of Il warm hearted
brother towards hi; gentle and amiablc
sister lie can feel unboundcd admira-
ton for her bcauty-hc can appreciate
and applaud the kindness which she be-
slows on himself lie can watch the
blush steal ever her features, when he
tells her OF her innocent folics, and can
clasp her to his bosom in consolation
when the tears gnsh from her overloaded
heart.
With woman there is Il feeling of pride
mingled with the regard which she has
for brother. She looks upon him as one
fitted to brave the tempest Of the world
as one tc whose arm Of protection she
can fly for shelter. when she is stricken by
sorrow, wronged or oppressed-as one
whose honor is connected with her own
and who will not see her insu!ted with
impunity. Ic is to her what the oak is
to the vinc-and though she may fear all
others Of mankind, she is secure and con-
fdcnt in the love and protection Of her
brother
Nothing affords such satisfaction, moth
ing cntwincs sister so cifectually among
his sympatliics and interest as profound
reliance on her virtue, and abiding con-
viction of her difidencc and delicacy. AS
these two latter are far the most delight
full qualities of female, so they are the
strongest spells for cnticing away the af-
fcction CT the other sex. A female
without dclicacy is a woman without
principlc--and as an innate and shrink
ing perception Of virtue is true charac-
teristic Of a pnrc-hearted creature, so it is
the most inf;lilablc union between hearts
that truly beat in response to each other
There is more tenderness in the disposi-
ton of woman tRan Of man; but the af-
lection OF a brother is full Of the pulest
and most generous impulse; it cannot be
qucnchec by aught on earth, and will
outlivc all selfish and sordid attachments.
a deep-rooted regard for a gentle crea-
turc, born Of the same parents with our
selves, is certainly one OF the nobest feel
ings Of onr nature, and were every other
feeling Of our nature dead, save this, there
would still glorious hope remain that
the fountain OF virtxo and principle were
uot yet run dry.
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"GoxE IL TIE morning,
And there is no night there. ,"

TIE KING AND SElDLITZ- Z-PowDERs.-On
the first consignment of seidIitz-powders
in the capital of Delhi, the monarch be-
came deeply interested In the accounts Of
the refreshing box. A box was brought
to the King in full court, and the intepre-
ter explained to the King how il should be
used Into & goblet he put the twelve
blue papers, and having added water, the
King drank it off, This was the allSali,
and the royal countcnancc expressed no
signs of satisfaction 1t was then cx-
planned thaG in the combination Of the
two powders Icy the luxury and the
twelve white powders were quickly dis
solved, and as eagerly swallowed by his
Majesty. With shrek that will be re-
mcmbcred while Delhi IS numbered with
the kingdoms, the monarch rose, stagger-
ed exploded, and in his full agonies, cx-
claimed Hold me down.'-thcn, rush
ing from the throne, fell PROSTATE on the
1lOOF. L mere llc litlu uuI ms eiiN Aoi'S WI
tinued cffervesencc of the compound, spir
ting like ten thousand pennyworths Of
imperial pep, and believing himself in the
agonies OF death-a melancholy and hui
initiating proof that Kings are mortal.
4 Love STORY IL 2g1Er.-In the Lou
is;ana lowlands lived lovely Lucy Leslie.
Levi Larkins loved Lucy iavishly. Lucy
loved Levi largely likewise; Levi lasso-
ed Ilpcy. luzll,ins legal iumphead, lash
ed the lovers together, and lots Of LITTLE
Larkinses leapt limbcrly long the lump
kins, lending loud luster to the land and
likewise causing lively pleasure to the
hearts of Levi and Lucy LarlSins.
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A Beautiful Extract.


The following extract is from letter
which was written upon the death of a
child:
It went in the morning-a bright and
radiant morning-many went yesterday,
moro to-day, and there are dcws to be
shed for the departures Of tomorrow.
And can it be wondered that pleasant
summer mornings should bcguilc them in
to going? Is it marvel they do not
wait for the burden and the noon, but fol-
low the lark and her words so beautiful,
they should make so true, and "joy
cometh in the morning 2"
Going in the morning!-a glorious
morning-whcn the sky is all beauty, and
the world is all bliss, ere the dews have
gone to Heaven, or the stars have gone to
God; when the birds are singing, and the
cool winds are blowing, and the flowers
are out that will be shut at noon and the
clouds that are never rent in rain, and the
shadows inlaid with crimson lie away to
the West.
We have sometimes seen a little coffin,
like casllct for jewels, all alone by itself
in huge hcarse, melancholy with plumes,
and gloomy as frown, and we have
thought, not so, should wo accompany
those little way who go in the morning:
We have wondered why they did not
take the little coffin into the carriage
with chem. and lay it gently upon their
laps, the sleeper there lulIcd to slumbe1
without bosom or cradle. We have
wondered what there was for tears to
such going-in the early morning from
home to home-lille fair, white doves with
downy wings emerging from neither
night and huttcring for entrance at the
windows of'Ieavcn. Nevcryet has there
been hand wanting to take the wander
or in, and shut out the darkness Of the
storm.
Upon those little faces, it vcrseemed
to us, that death could place its great
seal; there is no thought Of the charnel
house in those young listeners to that in
vitaton, whose acceptance we are bound
not to forbid then should be morning
songs and not sighs; fresh flowers and
not badges of mourning; no tears or
clouds, but bright dews and bright dawn
ings together.
Fold up the white robe; lay aside the
forgotten toy; smooth the little impress
cdpillow, and gently smile asyou thinlSof
the garment, Of the harp of gold, and of
the fair brow within its diadem of light ;
smile as you think that no years can
make that memory old An eternal,
guilelcss child, waiting about the thresh-
old of Paradise for the coming Of L friend
from home.
Here the glad lips would quivcr with
anguish; the bright curls grow grizzled
and gray; the young heart weary and
old, but there, changelcss as the stars, and
young as the last new morning.
The poet tells us of a green bough rent
by the tempest from the tree, and swept
rudcIy along the breast Of an angry river
and mother bird with cries of grief fiat
tcring beside it, for her nest and nestling'
wc1p there Oh better to be waited
away from earth, than thus that they
should drift around the world in storm.
When children turn immortal VIC should
write:
"GoxE IL TIE morning,
And there is no night there
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@Why, Hans, you have the most femi-
nine cast of countenance [ ever have
SEEN" ooh, YAH" replied Hans, "I
know dc, reason for dat-mine moder was
a yoomans."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-07

DoNr ADM1nE f.IM-An Arkansas pa
per, speaking of Andrew Jchnsons coer-
cion speech, says that he has not himself
the courage to fight q yearling 6ull-trog
if he could see q chance to run"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-07

aar Rather @Bad to Take Fort
Sumter.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-07

p Ny dear husband" said devo-
led wife, "why will you not leave off
smoking? It is such an odious practice,
and makes your breath smell so."' " Yes"
replied the husband. but only consider
the time haze devoted, and the money
1havo spent, 20 learn to smoke. Il [
should leave off now, all that t;:no and
money would have been wasted, don't
you see 2"
asr Rather aBad to Take Fort
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