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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06

Settiif Cure 3eit!
Sin berrlt6er Gtnf1uf !
Die llnterisibnetsn b0tsn fcstsn sinen bsrriitsH
lnb praGtvCuen Gintauf peu
@Qen Mrten 8I6er,
Fapisr, Sdrsibmatlriatisu, perfumsrsisn une Ser:
fbicpenhsttsn oueespadt, in tbrsm rpcblstlen 8ufh
ltobr Suftbfn pem gRarttptsred unb 5a9Snbub's
Gatbous-stnCu @intOuf mtenis 3urcr-ben mir
aud utsptr CT bsn alsrbilIiatsn prsigSn abIaBsu
peroen. 8arunter fup gu frren
Gin algemetnes Sprtiment Der Werfe
Der Amertkanilbeu
grGfGGE @efeufG fG8Gfts
O4rgBsl6e mir puatps oil psn YretIsn Der @ss
|elI@aft perfaufrn. Summt unb Isbst !-fss
SonntaSsitulti6er beutfte unb enstiI4e, Don
allsn Qrtsn, bic ptr an pbiIapelpbta Drst1en
liefern tbnntn.
StbsIn unb 6saanents bsatIbe uns snGltl6e-
Dph clsn 9rBesn unb gtnbdnpen. NIT unb obs
ne SiIber, iptr man lie ptinIdt.
@ebst. uno 0eGnngba6sr BON allen @Tten-~pEt'
tt9ttaan unb anOsrs GrbauunssltriFten.
5GGntta6fr - eebeers Don allsn 9rSBt't,
SaasbH6er, Dag, NsmOranOum une Heistsn'
bidder, stns unabsrtrsfEids NuspabI-
Dodettd6sr, gcrt MOnnais unp tFTSlrtdsn, bic
lt6 gar ntbt btsten laeen.
Gin grU6ss enforcement S6rebpapteT, YddpdptsE,
etc. Ganry unb ssp5tnIi6s5 Srefpapier, pen
teeer Senennuna unp SualitHt.
Brief 'llmI6la9e CgnSelrpes) ron allen Srrtsn.
5noIIds unb Orutlds Sdultatr prn allen 2lr.
ten, lOIds bic In Der llmseaenp olsemein ge'
brautt werben pctlfeiIsr bjrr III baben ale
trsentwC irnit auBrrbaIt 9btIaeelPtIa Gtm'
! fats
@'clos, GtatI. unb GanIeieUern.
S6parBs, rctte unb biaue S6retbtHts. f. Wts 81
! aleh 6errlite Ghretbauto.
5tntsnatGIsr, 1intTpuLSer unb S6rsiblanb.
Deutlde unO gnstl&s Calender fir 1859, fin
tetm ginNInsn unb @rOben gu taufsn.
9dnttarten, Qltums uub 9ilber BON allen 2lrte
unb Yreben.
perfumereien-als Cologne g4aiTer, 5aar
IL, 70 tpie aud bon per beaen fGncp Ssfe
3atnbtirien, 3atnpulpCr, uub tunbsrterle amber
9lrtitsl, bic rpit niit bier benamen tBnnen.
ED-S -Stctrtaltr unO anbsrs 9erIOnen pdt
treenO etpas aus unierem SADIE trauAen, thu
trobt wsnn iis tsl urS anrufSn, bsnn mir Uertau
fen mfsrs grtitd ale 70 wOtIfeil, wenn mid
pcttfciIcr, ale man iIs ir9enp lcrfwc in Der 81
ssnb tetOmmt.
Gutb uno Sclfrid,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Gals! Gait! GdI;!

GtmabienCs eiperpoCt Salj in Sddsu unc tein
8ufbel; fIlnee ai,bon bs Der 0unrtitat coer IN
SGdfn, c rpie tleine Diarr Sads-waltss allies an
Den niscsritsn rreifsn Usrfauft miro
3u vGrtaufen bct
Rrninaer ur6 Sdeinfr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
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Gds bsr Gqma 2Iuep anO 9amiIton Strabe, trIts
9Rure ctrbalt esr 8cfprnrtsn Rirrbs
In u llentaun.
HsE11s


O!r lUsri,thnittn bobgn (ceUtn e,Een neu,n uab
lrht aUts.32thntt,n Stt cou 4larfn. iftlidD fir
ct 5abrs3stt ,in8rt9L prbr ne aSa,Gndriia III
Sistcern 'hr rsG SrUbtu9 unO Scuun,r rsrurbti.
ten, 6Sttb'nt GuS ccsm 2lrf uStd,,r tdr lslss Sath
I'm Wattt 81 Rnpsn mar.
Rcmmt unb lrbGt ebs tbr fUnitwC tauft,
uab ibr ,0srptt tub tdlp lUgr,tuet BADEN, oaR tht
htcr rem 9rcgrtu QSerib fdr cusr Citlo bstcmmi.
&SSir bGbcn 2ElicS
Uas IN boe 9'tcbdiE cinse 6lGtCubaultS s,hGri--,r
rUEt!duftt9 lu msoGn
JmbenorttIt Uber 8lrtbu auf 9fCrnuna
wstrtn sSmiGUS uad, btr nutru gVctI uno b,,t,r
Manisr ron uns 9dskrL uno soronfrt eGf ~ Gcr
fir irGS Re csrt0ut psrtn. @traIdrt nidt ei,
Y IN YrEt Z Gn:lo a us.
2an &bueiber.
Gtt pdnlbm Oub suotsb Stbneibrr 6arauf 0ut
merriam Iu MAIDEN, boR iS bic Aasntur pcu ;pC
McoChdulsr BADEN, uno fGnnen hs baber ju iste,
3cit nit 0In neuItEn WooGn perlehsn.
07-Slc iinc 9ItihfGus aasnitn iHr 9Bscb'S pa:
tcnt:Nahmoihinen, peItbcS bic beltC MoIShuE in sc:
broud III. bs,dqtlh auf @inGodbSif ocGtdno9I S0lGs
harIbs Scnflruftirn uuo Die N'or;iolithteit ihrer
HrtSit NNrgiBG-0lc. e fcitn S50-g2c. s, S75-
SO. 3, Sl00-uno go. 4, 40.
9teti9b uno Sreini9.
HGcntoun. Gyrji TO- 1861. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
SrDfeiIDr Sc 6ratb'S
ELECTRIC OIL.

ELECTRIC OIL.
Die meme Scrfabrunesart. - Glestrifbs
6aIte-Shmsr3sn tdbren ben Sob brbei tefctttae
bic S@mer'sn, unO Der arantbst ii Ginbalt a.:
than.
prof De 9rutb's electric Oil In ous sRuuper
ore 5sttaItsrs fdr bas 5OI9snbs (uitt aNss):
9urirt &beumatlsn, off in etnCm Saae.
Nurtrt Neuralgia uno 5abnmeh. in 2 IQtnutgn
durtrt 8rnnpf I'M Mo9en, 5 SNnutn.
Surlrt Brono uno aneere muneen uno Suctid,.
unsen, bis Saaen.
Surtrt 8cpfhmerIen, Is 9Rtnuttn.
0a6t.
@urirt Nilcs, ssIhwoHsns Stands, 10 Soasn.
Surtrt SsIons, setrsbsnS 8rdfs. eGBau6. his
@ Saaen.
9urirt esmOrtba0s. eerOfulO. attss. tis 10
Saaen.
Gurirt psrfrSrns SdEs unb Gbiltuins, l tis 3
Saoen.
9urrt asus uno Siebsr, l bis > yoatu, ,uno Of:
Is neruoie une ferSfalSls 1ufaus.
0urtrt 2aubbeit in bis Suosn.
&urtrt ALE SbmsrFn i'm Rdden, 8ruIt etc. in
2 &aasn.
0rcBe Seilungen. -Sitraer leiet
Rbeumat snL - Or, Scfspb 8. Rarts,
No: y. Mrrfls Strass, fa9t ba6 ibu ooS GEestric
SeI fcsEid surirt babe.
Gamosn aat, Inpsneurecn hGtcn ibn surirt-
DaBslbs bstlte anb feline Rhcumotisnl.
Weuralg a.--Sr. Hapic SRanu. 4g9 gyins
otrast, ast oaS CT pis 9slittsn babe, ater cas Se
babe tbn turIrt.-Sc ia9t q. 8. 9raRt. Glq. Serb
Ste StruBs.
Group.-0isfsS Ss I it unfebltar ftr ben
Sreup. 6rast sius Dame in Dem Graro 6aufe.
Sistsr Iqu G.-0as Glsstriltbs Sd
turirt oise Srantbeit in sinGr 0loht. SrGot gRi(:
liam 9Sa'lca, Gds bee Rcfs: unb ShppGn eanss,
uno anosrs.
aFbma.--~O ~Oisist SsI bot sinsu nsusu g0aann
aus mir ssmudbt," iaet sas. u. R. SbCmas, G5seros
Straes, Oberbalt Der 9tsn.
Rbsunia II sm.-Gins punpsrbare osuna
IA ROnatsn i'm 8ett-9RiB GR'c5iuen hate ,psi
asrBts-ssbrauhte oas Ssl unb wuros furtrt.-
l0l7 NOrb 6te StraeE.
pbtbtts unb 4 m @. - Srau gy2orp
sutton, 2Ote uno YCpIar.Gtroesn turirt. Disles
Del bat cine icnocrbnre uno anasnebme gpirtuna
IN ichfn 5duen, aIs rpie bals uRb 9rut: Brltbper.
ben.
8ranbn nunb sn.-punbsrte unb Iauisnos
limb turtrt pcroen.
Sdmerjsn TN Nddsu unb Der
Sru It. - 2bcnos &. pcttsr, Gfa, SIC. 6, Qceos
StrOSe unO 1000 anosrs tpurosn ourdb bisCts herr.
ti6e Del turtrt.
gO4 cine wiGtiss Cur.
rEa.. 4unttn9oo pa, Sspt. 1855.
Sd beitsiui9s b!srcurb, b0e 0rct Dc Csrat5's
9ts'trts Del elm unfebIborss NaittGl aeoen rbsumo:
lbs S6msrlsn IN. SRsiue S,au mar felt einiosr
5ett lshr rtd nit 8beuniatism aSploat uuo mar
n,bt I'M Stdnee ;u 9ebCn.-Disfdbe it eurdD ben
Ssbrauh otSlss Ssts bsiuabe auasubldlidb turirt
Oerotn--uno i'd tanu ss oabsr arbsru nit Srsuben
onsmpteblsn. 8 @ Il / a M IN.
pret S.-25 Gents. 30 Gents uno 81 per g3ots
tel, uno oro psrtauft pcn alien Druasiitsu.
oaupt.O epet: BE. 2I7 gao sts eroes
philadelphia, ia.
6-GbsnfalIs gum 8srtouf in Hntutouu bs
9apall unb Wartin.
SsptmhT IL. 1851. rn9w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
6 in berrli6er Gtpd
1oDamS ; Oapier.

Die llneJdAmlrn babfn lOetrn ben sroBtsn,
ldSniten unO belsn StCt 8anppapir, fir
parIours, gauge. 5tubcn uno Rdebcn
rrbaltsn, Der nod ie In gEIIsntoun mar. Dies il
feline llfbcrtrieteuteit ODER 9rabiue, icuben bie
refine Babrbeit rppppn lid Elm tspsr lrIblt iiber.
jru8Cn fam, wsnn sr anruft. - Das putllfum
miro aud bena6ri6tt0et, pa6 lle eIne @inri6tung
srtrCfen tabeI, WUnaG tie INNER bic neueRen
StglcS rbaItcn, mp itr papier eeraOe an Ybla-
celpbta nno NfupCrf 9rsiecn oertaufsn tOnnru-
unb pocurt lie nun In ben StanO srlsBt lInb, be.
peutenr wOBfesr iu Urrfaulsn, nle otee Gunlpr
9ei6tsbt. gBer Oaber Bargains MAIDEN tpia Der
rufe unprrJaglh an, psnn ie IInb i'm Stanpe ale
Wnlprshsnre VCllfOmmen iu brfrtsOism.
d5utb uno .Sclfricb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Wt6tt9e Na6rt6t.
Sin friftber @infauf pon DerrIidtn
9Sinters 6uter.

Gin friICber @intouf uOn DerrIid)tn
Winters Sitter.
GNit llntsritidustGn huo uSulitb rcu @tur6rt uni
X philadelphia SuriidQCtChrt nit tiuem ltbr orc:
'cn uno ltbuCrsn Stcd ron Sp5tiabrs: unO QEins
,,r Sitter, pedbe olcstbG nCbfstler enbietsn, Ot
oieslbt /! rbsosm in oicier Gtntt gum &srtnuf ons
JctOten rpcrpen fno-bCitebenp aus snCm rcasn ri:
fcrtsmEnt pEn
2abicS' SreF.@nter.
Gigurirtsr GrsnI6 Wlsrinp, eeripptsr 8rsnf4
Wrinp, gspSbnlter WerInC BON alien Garben,
Fsurirts Grape Drlains, ssrSbnIi6s al gRCa
Delatns SUn aasu 8artsn, fgurirte al gppQ De
Iains, fsurirts ssrippte @aitmegcS eepbhnltds
uuO feurirts WusIn DsIains, Union platps,
u, 10.
Setben Seiben. Setbeu!
s6par,r nb 8dney 6fits gepBhnlt4tr mb
Fgurirtsr, an nett bsrateclsbtsn
prsibm.
Sdaple SdbapIs SdbapI6!
grC6s Ssredigts unb large S6aplS an nur batt
Dreis, Sidnfet S6apls, pierediate uno Iance
pOn alien Yattsrns unp Sunlitdten. an stn3r
ercfsn 0srluR- SteQa unp Gtsnssle S6aple,
lchr pUblfsil.
Gin berrIi6er Yprratb GIGaf5.
&tns srSbsre 8srl6tebsntfit pUn Glcats, in ght.
terms, Oualitab 9g6bsn unp Dreiem.
fam nittt in bisisr Stapt
affunbsn psrben.
4Sir batsa 'beufuls elm pOIIhanOia,5 atIretsmsu
stntsimilher Sitter, ala
Ssattun, Wuslin, 9inebamS Gt:dc Sidtng5
6tunneIs, Cotton 5lannsl, 5ldlitsr,
uno cine aroBs &srlhtt0tubsit auper,r Sitter. v,1
;bs mir an Osn nisert0teH 9rEgrn gum &trtaafar
bieten. 5u Vsrtaufen bsi
RenimSer uno s5beimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
fSiir Oerren 2lnatiae,

Sir S9erreu 2ln5ige,
gtts ltwar,ss unO fartIses 1u6. GaiTtmsrr, g8t.
Rtnss, Scans, 2pssO5, gattnstt, Gaitmrstt
70 pie cine srUbs @rlhiepenbsit pcn SpiIerp,
@lcpss, qinens, SrICms, Collars, Grapats,
RsgsnIarmsn, u. {. no, bet
&enin9er uno Sbeimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
GesEsof! &MED0f

Ole untrStidnetn Gsrisrtisr BON @isarrsn
unt 1atatbdnoIr, piuiGm Gi9arrsnmadcr uno
has 9ubtifum tm 2Ggrmsinrn plrauf aufmsrtiam
gu ma6sn, bag ds iOrtrn srtaltsn BADEN sins gro.
bs uuo a1scmsire 2IuepnbG Spn Connecticut,
SbiU mb Spanildem S!atters 1abaf, nsbf elmer
aussmeincn 2IuepabI Der te!sn oItrn Stcd 81.
sarrsn. GoDmriih unO Rau6 5abaf, wsl6re
alss He gum Gutauf ausbisten In ibrsm StUrr,
ylOro Sictsnte StraBe. @Gntaun, Vd., fdr Sdar.
9elo posr auf grepI..
Gbarles Il Eube uno S6bne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06

81. S.-NGsrtti Can ssprcerutts pcrb,n fir Giti:
tai 0rafncmu;u uuo Der hShiis War'tprHs erlaubl
wtrceu tst rrn unteri,hribSnlu, an DO. = QEtlt %
uiIltcn 5traFs.
1tsnioser np Saemtr
licntaun Sfirnr 10. uabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Syifc6 ! gStfd)! gyiidb! !

NS SNatrcten SO. uuc ,. in 9aniln. haltsn uni
Visrtd @irrst5. uup hiEr III .u tuHTttu Ha9 Il
Hur rcU1 Stp;tht- S,fc1s pIrtalNn uNN rurtGu
ttmi ontrre - St0ltRl.b, 9siyedutE GtcRih, cGr
rin9s, u. {. w.,-u1ih, an pcu utgotrisn pr,,Ggi
gum @srtoUj an9ebettu pGroen. tst
Meninger unO SGeinlcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
q / | Sc I
fir isotn Aprsi6 berab9eleet.
g. SSS. Snrcam'S

pbetsarapb. une ambretype 6allerie.
30. 7 SA SlmtltOn Srabs, @lsntaun.
CDrst Shdrsn untRrbab tsm HUin bauI.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
81 c II G

50 e Il G
.SpGti1brS~ uNb gStnter>
SS adren.
0te oerren Surbgc unb Srnes,
$40. o SITE s0amittcu StraGe,
3'I9en nit gtrendaen bsm publtum a., Sab
fe feeben BON glrupUrt unp gbilabsIpbia ,urid'
eetsbrt Itnp nit snem arpbsn unb Butgewdbltsn
Stcd BON Spdtabrs. unb gBtnir'1Baaran mel
den lie far SanrssiO einssfauft taben-unb ba6
lie nun brett Gnp ale gu bsfrtsbibCn bic fs NIT
itrert 3ulpruG EseGren, unb Spar nit ppblfriIr'
ren g4aaren ale Gls an Irasne ftnem arecrn Stctr
in Ndentaun 9sfauft psrpn tSnnfn. Darunter
trfnbcn f6
SSiGurirte sSrenOSSyS erimps,
G'ertbte Grsnd MsrinOs. nsmeins Rerincs tcn
allen 5arten 5isurrte Gabtmere, fsue
rirte Dslains, Union 9laO6, Wcus'
elm DsIans unb verid,tsesnartl'
9s anSrrs Drsb 'g8caren 81
man6isfad gu metrsm.
Gbsnct
SSdmcD umS f0mnrse Seioe,
BdneY Setce BON nasn StpIs, Suaiitdtrn unb
9rrtien; 6ignirtsr IGwarse Ssios; 8epDtn'
Itfer I6parjs SsOe BON alen preiien.
Sud Duaqs, Gtella g6upGs.
Srr6a S6amls, Slantst S6uWIs.
Gtnbeimiihe Sitter.
Sin 8rUFct gfprtemrnt ron allen Sousn Bla.
ncllen, S&irtins'Muelineu, efblei6te unb unse'
eletfte S6eetinDs cOn icpsr 9reits; 9ettSsuae,
Baumwpa. 8lane(s, Gidtnas, IiI6. Diapers, etc.
Wfdnners mb 8nabens8Gter.
Sin srO6eS 2iiOrtemsnt bon ieter Qrt 9u6
&a0smeen, 3pssrs, Gai6msrstts, GinIsgs, etc.
Sels Sud.
5lOr,Gsltud, Slid .Ssltu6. Gtesen. Ssltu6.
s 6 Slid! STD!
Gin GROCER gcuatb Matrclen in ean,cn, bal.
Sen unp piertel Barrel, an nsOsrn preIen su ga
ben ais Gn trgsno einsm aHosrn Stobr In es6t
T
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
rD0S 2aSler !SOtcl
SSn Der Stoct Qlllentaun.

0aS Ioler SotsI
btinbrI Rtt ON nOroTsfs
Iihen Gds rsr 5amiItpn
unp Z. Struesn, Cpsr prs
Warft gisrrfs, unb 1T
Isbr bsausm fir Rsifsnee
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06

Sti6! Slid! STD!
Gin grocer gcrutb Matrclsn in san,cn, tal.
Sen unb piertel Barrel, an nsOsrn grsilen gu ga.
ben ais Gn trssno sinsm aHOsrn Stcbr In ee6a
9auniY.
, 1861-03-01
South Carolina pronoses 10 sand rolnn.

South Carolina proposes to send volun.
teers to the assistance of Florida. 81.
The Louisina Secession Ordinance is re,
ported not to have been adopted by The
Convention. Resolutions sutaining the
seizure of U. S. forts have been adopted.
There is a strong opposition in the Louisi-
ana Legislature. NJ. .I.r-
The sloop-of-war Brooklyn sailed from
Norfolk on the 25th January, under sealed
orders, having on board two companies Of
soldiers for the South. rf =! l5 ssd
, 1861-03-01
A Day Dream.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

day dream by the dark,blue deep;
Was it dream, or something more?
sat where Posilipo's steep,
With its gray shelves, oerhung the shore.
On ruined Roman walls around
The poppy faunted, for twas May
And at my feet, with gentle sound,
Broke the light pillows Of the bay.
sat and watched the eternal flow
OF those smooth pillows toward the shore;
While quiyering lines of light, below,
Ran with them on the ocean floor.
Till, from the deep, there seemed to rise
White arms upon the waves outspread,
Young faces, lit wtR soft blue eyes,
And smooth, round cheeks, just touched with red.
Their long, fair tresses, tinged with gold,
Lay floating on the ocean streams,
And such their brows as bards behold
Loye-stricken bards, in morning dreams.
Then moved their corAl lips a strain
Low, sweet and sorrSwful heard
As il the murmurs of the main
Were shaped to syllable>and word,
" The sight thou dimly dost behold,
Oh stranger from distant sky
Was often, in the days Of old,
Seen by the clear, believing eye.
" Then danced we on the wrinkled sand,
Sat in cool oayerns by the sea,
Or, wandered up the boomy land,
To talk with shepherds on the lea.
" To us, in storms, the seaman prayed,
And, where our rustic altars stood,
His little children came and laid
The fairest flowers of field and wood.
" Oh woe, a long, unending woe
For who shall knit the ties again
That linked the sea-nymphs, long ago,
In kindly fellowship with men
" Earth rears her flowers for us no more,
half remembered dream are we.
Unseen we haunt the sunny shore,
And swim, unmarked, the CLASSY sea.
" And We have none 10 love or aid,
But wander, needless of mankind,
With shadows by the cOud-rack made,
With moaning wave and signing wind.
" Yet sometimes, as In elder days
We come before the painters eye, r.1
Or fix the sculptOrs eager gaze.
With no profaner witness nigh.
90 And then the words Of men grow warm
With praise and wonder, asking where
The artist saw the perfect form
, 1861-03-01

How TO PRESERVE HEALTH-Medicine
will never remedy bad habits. 1t is utter
ly futile to think of living in gluttony, To-
temperance, and every excess, and keeping
the body in health by medicine. lndul-
gence Of the appetite, iudiscriminate dosing
aud drugging, have ruined the health and
destroyed the lives Of more persons than
famine or pestilence. If you will take ad'
vice, you will become regular in your hab
its, eat and drink only wholesome things
sleep on a mattress, and retire and rise very
regularly Make Tree use of water to puri
fy the skin and when sick take counsel o
the best physician you can obtain, aud fol
low Nature.
, 1861-03-01

b9-We take the following notice of the
passage Of the Ordinance of Secession by
South Carolina, from the Charleston Mer-
eHry, now before us:--
"The Convention was called to order
The scene was one profoundly grand and
impressive. There were a people assem-
bled through their highest representatives
men most of them upon whose heads the
SHOWS Of sixty winters had been she'd
patriarehs in age-the dignitaries Of the
land-the High Priests Of the Church of
Chrst-reverend statesnen-and the wise
Judges of the law In the midst of deep
silence, an old man, with bowed form, and
hair as white as snow, the Rev. DR.. BAcH-
MAN, advanced forward, with upraised
hands, in prayer to Almighty God, for His
blessing and favor in this great act of his
people, about to be consummated. The
whole assembly at once rose TO its feet, and
with hats of, listened to the touching and
eloquent appeal to the All-Wise Dispenser
Of events. At the close of the prayer the
President advanced with the consecrated
parchment upon which was inscribed the
decision of the State, with the Great Seal
attached. Slowly and solemnly it was read
unto the last observation-disclosures
men could contain themselves no longer
aud shout that shook the very building
reverberating, long-continued, rose to
Heaven, and ceased only with the loss o.
breath. In proud, grave silence, the Con
veniion itself waited the end with beating
hearts,"
, 1861-03-01

TRUE ART IN WAR-Col Peard, "Gari-
baldrs Englishman," says Of rifle shooting
in battle: Mind, if ever you 90 rifle
shooting, use your rifle in scientific man
ner. RecolleGt always not to kill your man
but to wound him; then it takes two men
to carry him of, aud those two men never
by any chance come back the same day
With double.b .barreled rifle, therefore, you
may get rid Of six men al every discharge
, 1861-03-01

Coon ADvIcE.-Men should learn to be
attentive to their health, and keep the body
as much as possible the ft medium Of the
mind. A man may be good performer,
but what can be do with disordered in
strument? The inhabitant may have good
eyes, but how can he see accurately through
soiled windows? Keep, therefore, the glass
clear and the organ in tune. We do not
wish you to be iuicul and fanciful; to live
in the shop Of an apothecary, or to have o
medical attendant always dangling at your
heels; but be soberly and prudently atten-
tive to the body. Rise early; take proper
exercise; beware of sloth; observe and
avoid Whatever disagrees with your system
never overburden nature; be moderate in
your table indulgeuces; let not appetite be
mire and clog the mind.
, 1861-03-01
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, 1861-03-01

15- Henry Dexter, the sculptor, is now
engaged upon a bust of Gov. Banks. This
head win complete his collection Of Cover
nors Of all the States of the Union, except
those Of Oregon and California.
DUTCH ANNEXATION IN SUMATRA.-lt is
reported that the Dutch intend to make oil
Sumatra tributary to them
, 1861-03-01

BIAt the nge Of thirty, most mems
characters experience. a revnlsion. The
common pleasures Of The world have been
tasted to the foil, and begin 10 pail We
have reduced to tlIe SOLDERING test Of reality
the visions Of youth,--Eo no longer expect
that perfection in our species which our IN
experience at first foreiold; ye no longer
chase frivolities, or hope chimeras Per-
haps one Of the most useful lessons that
disappointment has taught rs, Is true e.
Innate Of love. For at frst we are aptio
imagine that woman (poor partner with
ourselves In the frailIies Of humaniiy) must
be perfect, that the dreams Of the poets
have a coFporeal being, and that God has
ordained TO Us that unclouded nature,
unchanging deyotion,--ihat seraph heart,
which il has been tho great vice oi fiction
10 attribate 10 the daughters Of clay.-
Aud, in hoping perfection. with how much
exceience have We been dlseonteutcd. ITO
how many idols have We changed our wor-
shipl Thirsting for the golden fountain of
the fable, from how many streams hayo wo
turned away, weary aud in disgusti The
experience which teaches Us at last the due
estimate Of woman, has gone far 70 insrucr
US in the claims OF men, Love, once the
monopolizer Of our desires, gives way 70
more manly aud less selfish passions
wake from a false paradise TO the real
sarth.-BElrer.
, 1861-03-01


nB-rhe eastern politicians who we're as
tonished at Henry s. Lanes westorpism,
will be astounded at Old Abc's He is un-
mistakahly western an oTcrn No amount
OF e0nrtly training can ever make anything
else out Of him than q Westcrner. His re-
cepiions of foreign ambassadors will con
found the maftinets Of polite society at
Washington. - ~ dI4t fr
The man has q terrible pcnchant for
story telling. He seemed 10 forget, AZ
times, bis position as President elect in bis
reception room, and to feel that be was
again ''on the circult7 10 some country
county seat. court adjourned, attorneys.
Judges. and clients around The harroom hre
whiliug away the evening hours with anus.
ing "reminiscences and |udicrons anecdotes
verify believe he would crack Joke at
the crack Of doom. He IS unqncsfionahly
a fellow Of Infinite wit and most exquisite
hnmor, and one who viii set the table IN .
roar, even though The gloomy countenanco
Of Toombs gloWert over the board, Or the
Erafbful Visage Of Wlgfall irowns a iho
merry company. lpcaf sgas
Llncolnin Conversation Is very apt 70
take what ihe garcons OF the eafts Of Paris
term, .'se tn posiiione admeiique'-the
true American position; that Is, bis feet,
enormous feet too. are very apt IN The ex-
citement Of conversation, 10 become e|eVa-
ted to q position on q stove or convenient
table, some ten inches higher than bis head
Through the space between bis elevated
heels The American Statesman Is supposed
to be gazing speculatively a future fields
Of conquest and annexation. while AZ he
same time siernly bidding Tho rest Of man
kind defiance. II The French inteTprcta-
tion of our American postnrine Is correct
l am happy 70 be able 70 say that know
Lincoln takes tho true American position
takes 1t often and readily.