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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12
Kiss Me. Mamma. 70 Kiss Me.

The child was 70 scnsltlve-so hEe that
litIe shrinking ( plant mat cuf's at u oreath
and shuts its'heart from I'ght.
Tue only beauties she possesscd wcrc an
exceedingly transparent skin, and tho most
mourninl blue eyes
had boon trained by stern, strict, con
scientious mother. 1 was a tardy p!a"i. re.
bounding at every shocE-mlsiorinne could
not daunt, though discipline tanned me! i
fancied, alas that l must go through tho
same routine with this delicate creature; so
one Gay, when sho had displeasod mo cx'
cecdingly. by repeating an thense, wns do
termincd to punish her severely. ! was
worry serious all day. aud ON sending her to
her li'tle couch. said:
Nov, my daughter. TO punish you, and
show YOU how very. very naughty you have
ooen' sha', nov KISS you lo-h'snt.
one s'oVu n"h,"e "' u'o, "''o''''""'o"'
pcrson'iicd' VITO nor great 'hourn'u' eyes
w'oe ope". euPioso S"o ""u e., o,s'a'"h ;'h
ncr n''scobouc' ','' 'he" anu 'c'' "er "''n
o'g ;eafs G'opp's wv" " "o' '"oeA'' anu
nor ups 4u''9'n'g' ,o,
presently was sent ,"r- on N'"'""'a'
you VII KISS mo l can 60 10 s,erp' you
don't, sho sophed' every ,ono Oh n"t VOICE
trcmol'"g' as she he'o our het hanos.
Now came 'ho s'ruge'e ue'~eeh 'ovo anu
whn' l 'a,se'y termed uu'!' IVY near sa.u
give ner 'ne k'es " Peac. my e'E.u "r.u'S law,
ufged inc 10 pers,S. .n my corrcc''o', .na'
might impress ''9 ,au't upon nor MIMI '';,
ihat was INC way nau ooS" ta'neu u"'n
was suou,'SA'o emu, anu lo.,ooo'.u M
now ol'en nae '"a'S' u'y u'o'"o' 0''0'
ior nor s.'a'gn,o"'"nlu war o"u'sr. ",,r IL,
kne'' oy mo oooI nio'nrr eau A'e'
you; h'on, wn.sPo'ed' ,n""gn "nd o'o'y '; "o'1 !
c"oAou mo Ho' ""nu 'ou.u o "
was worry no, ou' '','ou'oc " W "o' ~
c'e'n'm'' T"e 'u'"e" nc, g.'o,ous '@oo ~ "
.no ~"n' i o'a'l.u w. ec' ~; no '"p n"s"'
'or'n snoos wiz" Expresses eooo,""u 'ay ,"s
Il M"'her n"l"s r'cn WV "',nu "I' oo''o'
aiter 'his: 'eit NO room 'or INC n'g"t'
IL hlgh' haEo occu aoou' ,"eNo ""c"
was awakeheo oy 'he nurse. APprencnsH'
ran to tho ch'ids chahoer' hau hao
fearful dream. 80.
Ellen did not know mo ohe was S"tinl
up, cr'msonoo from tne lorgneau 10 IN
,"roa'' hef eyes 90 o''gn' 'n"' a.,"os' u,o'
BACK "ghast AZ 'ho's g'n"co. r'on' ,;n tna
n'ght raging lever ornnk up ner n'e-Ian'
I what 40 you 'h'nk was 'no 'ncessa"' P'''h
poured 'nto my angulsheo ne"rt
n oh KISS mo, n",ne.. 40 k'ss nc:
. cant 60 10 sieeP; iou u k'sS your "''
E'len, wont you car e. 10 e'eop,
won't 90 naughty II you KISS mo, VI
kiss mo, dear mamma. l can 60 10 sleep
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12
How TO GET RrposE IN OLD AGE. II

How TO GET REPosE IN OLD Age
strongly RECON- m"nond to you to follow the
analogy OF the body in seeking the refresh
ment Of the mind. Everybody knows that
both man and horse are very much ie-
lieved and rested. il, instead Of lying down
and falling asleep, or endeavoring to fall
asleep. he changes the muscles he puts in
operation il. instead Of level ground, he
goes up and down hill, it is rest both
10 the man and 10 the horse which he rides
"a different set OF muscles are called
into action. So. say. call into action Q
fTerent class of faculties, apply your
minds to other objects. of wholesome good
to yourselves as we'll as of good 10 others
and depend upou it. that it is the true
mode Of getting repose in old age. DE-
not over.work yourselves; do everything
in moderatiou.-LOrd Brou9ham.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12

THOMAS Hoop died composing-and
that, too, an humorous poem. He is said
10 have remarked that he was dying ou
Of charity to the undertaken, who wished
TO urn a ively Hood.
PoETRY should be an Alternative. Mod
ern play-wriiers have converted it into I
sedalive, which they administer in sucl
unreasonable quantities that. like al
overdose of opium, it makes one sick.
The RECORD OF life runs thus: MAJ
creeps into childhood, bounds into youth
sobers into manhood, soltens into age
totters into second childhood, and slum
bers In the cradle prepared for him.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12
Iugratitude to Parents.

There is u provorb that "A taihor can
more easily maintain six children, than six
children ono falLer" Luther relates this
story:
Thcre was once fa,hor who gave up
everything to his children-his house, his
fields and his goods--and expected that his
children would support him. But after ho
had bcen sometime with his son, tho latter
grew tired of him, and said to him, Father,
have had son born to ne this night, and
thoro whero your erm chair stands, tho
cradle must come; will you not perhaps 60
to my brother who has largo room :"
After ho had been sometime with tho sec
ond son no also became tired of him, and
said, Father, you like warm room and
that hurts my head. Won't you 60 to my
brother the baker e Tho father wort and
had been sometime with tho third son, when
he also found him troublesome and said to
him, Father, the pooplo run in aud out
hero all day. as if it were a pigeon house
and you caL't have your MONDAY sleep
would you not bo better off at my sister
Kate's, uear the town hail ::
| The old man remarked how tho wind
blew, and said to himself Yes, will do so
| will go aud try it with my daughter -
Women havo soft hearts" But after be
| had spent some tlInc WIN His uuuShlcI, cue
grew weary of him and said she was always
SO fearful, when her father went TO church
or anywhere else, and was obliged to de-
scend tho stcep stairs, and at hor sister
El'zabetL's wore no stairs 10 descend, ns she
lived on tho ground floor.
For tho sake of peace tho old mar
ass ented and went to his other daughter
but after somo tmo sho too was tired o
him. and told him by third person tha
her house near tho water was too damp TO
J n man who suffered with the gout. and he
sister, tho grave-diggers wife, at st Johns
J had much drier lodgings. Tho old maj
himself thought ho was right and went out
sido tho gate to his youngest daughter, Hell
on. But after no had been ihrco days will
her. hcr little son said to his grandfather
"Molher said yesterday to cousin Elizabeth
I tina. thero was no better chamber for yO'
o than such a one as father digs" Thes
s words brnko the old mans huart, SO that h
r sank back in his chair and died.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12
A Man whose Heart can be Seen.

Vionna has lato!y boon visited by phe
n0menon in human nature. Here is a man
who has his heart laid bare for tho inspec.
tiou of his follow men. The breastbone
and ribs. owing to strange maltormation
not arching over, as usual, the central organ
Of tho body, the thin covering of the skin
allows tho heart to be easily dlscernoi in its
contiguous stages of action. So slight is
the texture of tho skin. that the ebb and
flow of the blood and tho regu-
lar contraction OF the chambers arc
paIpable to the sonse of both sight and
couch Herr Eugene Groux, from Ham
burg. for this is the name of tho individual,
has increased the experimental Significance
of his own corpSs by tho application 10 it OF
an electric apparatus, showing tho time
tax on up in the several actions of the NON.
Dor in question. Each time the heart
pumps up the lifo fluid, n bell rings. This
lusus ndtura has been tho object of great
curiosity, not only to the momLors of the
medical profession, but TO tho public in
general. He has boon paradod in ali the
| hospitals and colleges.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12
Drinking at Funerals.

l. NJ. Sargent, Esq furnishes the Boston
Transcript with the following, in rotation
to tho old custom of drinking at funerals I:
"In q village, some twenty miles from tho
metropolis, where our Greek and Latin
were birched into US, more than sixty yoars
ago, tho population was sparse and every
body went TO verybody's funeral. Tho
defunct must have bceu very obscure, to
attend whose funeral we wero not dismissed
in tho afternoon. Suciety was divided then
into moderate and immoderato drinkers +;
the former rising to the latter grado in less
time than is prescribed for bacholors TO
become masters of arts. Tho scane looms
IN our memory whilo We write. The coffin
rests upon tho table, in tho middle of the
room-on ono side of which rum, gin and
brandy, are exhibited. To omit them would
have been considered no less u breach of
decorum than TO omit tho coffin or the
shroud. One after another, the villagers
enter Each one dotfs his hat. smOoths
down his hair, walks up to the coffin, screws
up his features, takes u glance at the corpse
and then proceeds to take glass of liquor
tho very poison, perhaps, which killed the
deceased. Tho group then gather before
! the house, until il is time to lift and ther,
talk politics and swap horses, in a soTTC
voice, and with gravity suited to the mourn
ful occasion. A military gentleman of thu
city was formerly a nevor-failing attendan
upon almost every funeral. Ho had ever 1
few kind words TO say on the defunct, as h'
took his parting glass. Not long after thi'
revOlting custom was pretty generally abol'
ished, one of our undertakors met TINS gen
tleman in the street, whom the following
brief colloauy ensued we don't SEQ yor
at funerals, nowadays, Major, as We useC
to do 4? "No, sir, temperance has prett.
much done for funerals.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12

Mrs Stowe. IN her "Sunny Memories"
quotes the suljoined ballad with tho remark
that its author is not known. This is a mis-
take. 1t was written by John Lowe. an
English student of divinity. who lived bo.
tween tho years 1850 and 1903 llo was
tho snn of the gardener at Kenmore in Gul,
loway Tho ballnd. "Maryis Dream" was
written on tho death OF u surgeon at sea
named Miller, who was attached to a Miss
MGho Airds. The poot was tutor in the
family of tho ludy's father, and was bo.
lrothcd to his sister. llo emigratod to
America. where hu married anothcr female
became dissiput,d and died in great miscr,
near Fredericksburg. Virginia. This ballad
is the only Que Of loves productions thai
has survived: - EDyuIDo Post
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
q - - H - - a. = - - . e
LAW FIRM

A LFRED PHELPS & Albert G. Riddle, com.
"A posing he Old Law Firm OF Phelps & Riddle
auI Alfred Phelps, Jr have formed Copnrn rship
connection for the Practice OF Law, under the
name oil Phelps. Riddle s. Phelps, at the Old Office
Of Phelps e. Riddle, where they viii attend To all
law business which may be entrusted to their
care. ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERT G. RIDDLE,
AIFRE PHELPS, in.
Chardon, December 9th, 1859. 5l7f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-12

A WIDOW. sitting by cheerful FIRE in
meditative mood, shortly after her hus-
bands decease. sighed out; Poor fellow
how he did like good FIRE! hope he
has gone where they keep good fires.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Death of Hon. Linn Boyd.

ST.. LorIs, Dec. 49,
Private intelligence received ID this
city announces lhaAdeaEh Of Hon. Linn
boyd. AZ his residence In Kentucky, At
= O'Clock Saturday night.
MARRIED,
BY the Rev. H. g. Kstili, On the 2sth Dec.
Mr. Jso. " WHtTTEshte that amiabie aud
accomplished lady Miss MALIsD4 A. EAxr-
pkris Daughter of ArehibaldgaB . Campbell.
all Of Mason county, Va.
Parkessburg News. please copy.
There Is one Of the most strange, and
70 US. astonishing incidents connected
With the above, We have ever known du.
ring Y connection with the press, and
one which win Be equally astonishing 10
almost every editor or proprietor Of 4
country newspaper. and one which does
great credit 70 the parties concerned snd
every wedding party should hereafter
take counseIby the above and follow their
example TIE. iaciidsat was a beautiful,
bright and shlininggola dollar. which Was
sent 70 us by The bridal pan. for publish
ing Die notice of the marriage.
Defender eth 1859, by Rev. R.R. Graves,
Mr. Ma1or SIMS t. Miss MARTHA r. Mason, ali
9l Putnam County, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Msegiag I'M. Winfield. Va.

A large anil enthusiastic meeting
theeitizens DC Pntllam county, con.
ysAsl at Wi1fieIds Monday, Decenr
bsf 36tIttfs $3.50, THAT being court Hay. ],
4pa upon motion. Capt. r. n. b
+ TiiiIofapsou was called to the Chair,
and 81 3 Crawford appointed Score:
ftarys
. Pa j. MeGinnis, Esq in a forci.
ttie ana eloquent manner, explained
th4 objact5pf the ineetings aud sug,
4siei tliata committee ofrfifge De ap-
Pointed bH the chair, to4dratt pre-:
no il and resolutions, suitable for
NE,s consideration of the meeting.
/ whgeupom tia CHAIRMAN appointed
Df:A Barbee, r.. B, Swindler,
g tteean Frederieks, Ira o. MeGinnis,
Esq, aud Col. Jas. W.. Hogs who're
sfraa Tor . Short time to an Adjoining
reolt. s
inthe Absence Of the committee,
CT! ApofesEa oEMasom 90, be.
IEgg callssl apoti, addressed the meet
ing ina Rataaer most earnest-4de.
iaopiciIl BITTER terms, old John
I Br6wn--his eo-workegs and aylppa-
thizsrs, wherever foHnd upon thetace
OF the Globe, apd Sustaining GeHer-
nor Wise m everything he Gdfin the
regent outbreak at Harper's Ferry.
Tie committee, upon return, re-
ported the following preamble and
! resolutions.
/ Whersas, The recent invasion Of
the CommoEweslth of Virginia, BY
black Republicans fanaties-its sup
essfonra and the, just punishment Of
. pPrtioni BIZ the iRarauders, have giE=
IN rise to an expression OF various
bpiilons iii the North us To the con
duet Of the authorities of the State Ut
. Virginia, and especially her present
executive. with respect 10 The affair /;
saegefore, be it resolved, in primary
flcetiag assembled,
ffst.) That the outrage committed
1T fIsrpers Ferry was q fragrant VIC
}gatioH of the Constitution ofthe United
States and the laws OF the land, in
s5Fying iH it Fapine, plander, muir
der and9 treason, anditwa the i'm,
taediate offspring R the sectional
Black Republican PaftyIofthe North,
mud was 4cemameneedsand encouraged
BIZ many Of its leaffng members. 4
HI2nd.A That while the people of
Putnam county have witnessed with
pleasure the various manifestations~of
union conservatism ia the non.slaVes
holding States Of the North, il is with
corresponding sorrow and regret that
tliey behosd tile deep two faced Cor
rnption and completely of the Black
Republican ptess of the entire North
-E G Ii tuslgning. disapprobation Of The
fafHefs Ferry outbreak npon the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

TusT received, and for sale. 500 ibs. sppe-
ID nor Peiash. ). A CALDRELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

uTANTED-4 will pay the highest msrke,
Wv price for Fras ofall kinds.
5s5T los SHIELDS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
1sTNDRfEs.

Bones Palm Soap.
Cd 40 Boxes Paim No Soap.
So /" Gefnsn do
ri ID Fancy Do
90 g abdehalfbcaSs Star esndtes
rs Taltow do
IS KeesBilCafbonate Soda.
100 Dor. assorted Brooms.
10 Bales NJ. / Batting.
a1 q Nok2 do
100 Dor. Buckets.
50 Nests assorted Tubs. T
is Bbls PulvsriEsd Saietat1s.
e 100 boz Bed Cofds.s
SO Reels Pack Yarn.
lis Dig. Zinc WashsBoardss
leo Boxes Raisins.
SEQ Reams assorted Wrapping Papeh
so Boxes Starch.
rs " Assorted Candy.
81 Bags Shot.
rs Sales Bar Lead
[AFz
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

- III. t.,. t1,A. Il: a u
ssensea. s. .s,. s..s $3.50.
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aodneeo ~ / 81 80. q ~ au'Sss us
most dlssu1s !. ~ a,yr daoia sav hsPnDf
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sts u W.. snehs as@l,s ~. ~
5s9 " = 70 ia alayahaafn5 Co. ~
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strFsslsil ~ s." $500 l:'.yspe
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Ush 50arfisrnltnts.
NOTICE.

q NOTICE.
DERsONS having accounts. and claims
against EhzaY Hegematl administrators
Of the estate. of Doct. Adrian Hegslpsh are
requested 10 lay tile same b lots M on before
the list Match next for~sefttemsnt atmy ofieee
in Charleston, Kahawha.
THOMAS SMITH,
COMMISSIONER County Court.
January 10th 1860. 5 SO #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

Those Expecting to Dye This winter.
MOULD do well to call at the Charles
wv ton Drug Store, as they will End
there . good assortment Of good Dye
Stufs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
PuTNiEY,s FEVER AND AGuE Pills.

PUTNEYS FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
YHESE Pills have attained great celeb
1A rity 10 The past, as a1carative in fever
and aqua. and al intermittant ~feyers,
NEVER having failed to cure when taken
according TO the directions. They have
lately been very difsult 70 procure, but
the Ascubscriber takes pleasure IN inform
ing the public that he has made arrange
ments ID keep a supply. constantly on
hand. All who are afflicted With these
diseases should cab Immediately:
JAS. AL CALDWELL
July 18th, 1859.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

House Bill (amended by the senate)
bFming 4 new county Websser) out Of
barts Of Nicholas. Brsxton and Randolph.
IPassed-ases4 Nj noes0,l
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

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Erem the oEsee ss the CLARK oe the District
Court OF Marion. Coantg, Iowa, | SHALL
proceed TO sell on SATURDAY. the 26th day
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TreasnraEss 0Hce ID The City og CouneiI
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
NEW AND CHEAP G(10IR
Oils A. IN
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asNA v @0ay k@wa.
Woulaeagl The attsstiess

4.zuxx Weal4ragl The attsgkisaas
90 paaple ef Mills Aad -
3sseg eonR les te tie a.,
IA sg aINy have eomgieted sb@j, -. -
hasaa Mas@ hase Jass ssesived ana ara. sasFs
Of Esze Haxs& an6 mo4E sArIed assss..a -
az asw gsedss ever bEo't 10 NxesteTn - 49,
Our assorsmeas Of Dry GSeqs. hoth :.
Anaes kann and foreign manufxcturs go
somPlsts - will be toaRd In tbs wert,Ss
eaunkgy, ,-... .s.-r
Amongour Groesrfss may Be- found
20 baa 81 o. Sugar,
q 61a&glS&a. do
aa s0asek Rlo coRss,
I'd chests Tea, assorted.
s0o1,1AS 6b6xsd Tea,
100 saeka g. "a. Salt,
100 barrels "a. do
zoo SACKS Dairy do
e9 karrela M0aaases,
s0hf de SyRmp,
100 Bsa7skssas, 81 patterns,
Buxsaa, sabbeAFae, sin Gates ,sh alys.iss,
Kss, mattresses, stkndh, &E., dc.
TO e0sk and hsastng stoves, all patts,,,
and ss1&s, ~ g.
100 kegs Nails assorted.
Dopsss window 7ssah, biiAds. palats oil
30 OTIS AND BH0Eg
we have aixty eases, all sorts and nj.
tarns. sAad svegy khing else that NAV j.
Reund In stores this side Of 81 Louis. On,
hsa9y ioss hY hre And ths failure Of "a
aany busirsss houses throughout The statss
hsse sho@m to Is khanseessfty Of doing
psy down hasiness. Tksre9OFe, We hsy,
aaoptad khs pay dswn business. and By hi,
msans we bore to o&sr sueh induce meats d
thDss that With to pay downfoE goods, thai
khsy viii surely pmsehAse.
: By deERg khia kfad of . business, we an
nok sahiest t. less, By bad asbts and otks
lossss, which surely fsiFsws after ersditias
we DO rot pretend 70 say AZ Hsbraska Cir
and Omaha CITY does, that oarsis TBE pEss
Dc inaass ysar asaasy, bat we do say We sill
give yau msre EsadA Cor POUR mOnsy, thGa
any sehsr house west Of St, Louis.
CAlfaa sxamine--no trouble to sksE
gooas. RazAsmbsT khs align Of the 0sap
Casa SzsTe, GlsRwg0as Kswa4
No bay dry hadsss faEs, psitrisa,
cora, wha3k, oaas, haeoA, pork, wax, tales,
&e.s O.. at highest prices.
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