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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-30
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
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NY Wife's Piano.

The deed is accomplished. My wife
has got piano. 1t came on dray.-
Six men carried it into the parlor, and it,
grunted awfully. 1t weighs ion, shines
like mirror, ,and has carved Cupids climb
ing up on its limbs. And such lungs
whew! My wife has commenced to prac-
tice, and the first time she touched the
machine, thought we were in the midst
OF thunderstorm, and the lightning had
struck the crockery chest. The cat,
with tail erect, took bee.lne for a par
ticular friend upon the back fence, demol-
ishing a x-shlling pare of glass. The
baby awoke, and the little fellow tried
his best 10 beat the instrument, but he
couldn't do it. 1t beat him.
A teacher has beer introduced into the
house. He says he is the last o! Napole-
on's grand army. He wears huge
garlic. and goes by the name of Count
Run away never come back again.by. -
He played an extract de opera the other
night. He ran his fingers through his
hair twice, then grinned, then cooked his
eye up 20 the ceiling. like monkey hunt
ing flies, and then came down one of his
fingers. and heard delightful sound,
similar 10 that produced by cock roach
dancing upon the tenor string Of fiddle.
Down came another finger, and was
reminded of the wind whisllng through
the knot.hoe Of a hen-c coop. He touched
his thumb, and ] thought was in an or
chsrd listening TO the distant braying of a
isckass. Now he ran his fingers along
the keys, and thought Of boy rafting
stick upon a stove box or picket fence,
All of sudden he stopped, and thought
something had happened. Then he came
down with both fists, ard, oh, Lord
such noise was never heard before |
thought hurricane had struck the house,
and tie walls were caving in. l imag-
ined l was in the cellar, and ton OF coal
was falling about my head.
The EcHo.-Hear the story of the
child that went forth into the mounlai n
ravine. While the child wandered there,
he cried aloud to break the loneliness, and
heard a voice which called to him in the
same tone. He called again, and lie
thought the voice again Knocked him.
Flushed with anger, he rushed to find no
one. He then called out to him in anger,
and with all abusive epilhets, all OF which
were faithfully returned TO him. CHOKING
with rage, the child ran 10 his mother, and
complained that boy in the woods had
iusulted him with words. But the mother
took the child by the hand and said -
"My child, those names were but the
echoes Of thine own voice. Send forth
sunshine from thy spirit, and thou sha
never have a clouded day. Garry about
vindietive spirit. and even in the aowers
shall lurk curses. Thou shalt receive
even what thou givest, and that alone"
"Always." said the speaker, sis that child
10 tue mountain passes, and every man
and woman il tina; child"
Morro for fast young men--mea and
drink.
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Aud testimonials new, and almost without mum
her, might be given from ladies and gentlemen in
oil grades of society, whose united testimony none
could resist that Prot Woods Hair Restorative
will restore the baid and gray, nnG preserve the
hair OF the youth to old age, in all its youthful
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-30

always presents US with The same essential eIe.
mens, and gives, OF course, the True stand
ard. Analyz1 the Blood of II person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Scroiula &C., and we find, in fvsry instance, GER
tain deficiencies in the red globu'es OF Blood. Nnp
ply these deficiencies, aud you are made well.
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theory
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B,J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctlopeers.

By J. C. McGU GUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
Il NEARLY NRw FURNITURE AND HOUsRHoLD EF-
FEcTs, BEING THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE YER
date March I'd, 1850 executed by Henry r. Johns to
the undersigned trustee, and duly recorded among
tho land records for Washington county, D. g., /
shall sell on THURSDAY, May 10th, ls6o, com
Ell sots Of the Vernon House" situated at the cor
neT of Missouri avenue and Third street, enbrao-
ing the Furniture and Effects of S6 rooms, all OF
which is nearly new and Of superior quality. We
Handsome carved Walnut Parlor Suites, finished
in Fancy Covers and Hair Cloth.
Walnut Etegeres, Rockers and Fancy Chairs,
HANDSOME Gilt-frame Mirrors, of various styles,
Sup rior English Brussels Carpets throughout the
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Chairs, Rugs.
0ilcloth throughout the passages and stairs,
French China Vases and Mantel Ornaments,
Superior Oak French Dining Chairs,
Qua titv Of superior Granite, Dinner, Tea and
silver plated Cs:tors, Pict.s Stands, Cake B.s.
Table Cutlery, sy.i Waitsrs, Table Cloths,
Handsomely Ornamented Solid Oak Chamber
suites. with Marble tops,
Solid Walnut Chamber Suites, carved and with
whIrut Sins, g and Double Bedstesds,
RuTeaus, Wardrobes, Washstands.
Tqlet SETS, Lookins Glasses. Spittooes.
F9thsr BoIstsrs and Pillows. '' ''' '''A'
Blakets, Comforts. Counterpanes. Sheetiug,
Once Furniture, Writing Tables.Ofioe Chairs,
and Kitchen Furniture, all of which is nearly
new and Of excellent qualify. q =.
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum q
credit OF 50 and 50 days, for approved endorsed
WM: a BROWNING. Trustee.
ap25 dads J. C. MCGUIRE q CO .Aucts.
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MNAsTIcs.-Among the resolutions adopted
al the late Convention Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Associations OF the United States are the fol-
lowing In reference to the establishment Of gym
nasiums:
In view of the importance and necessity of a
place Of rational and innocent amusement and re-
creation for young men, especially in large cities
and towns, be 1t
Resolved, That the establishment of pymnasi-
ums Is both desirable and expedent, provided they
be- In alcases, under the exclusive control Of such
Association as may choose to adopt this feature
as a safeguard against the allurements Of objec-
ii, n ible places OF resort, which has proved the
ruin Of thousands Of the youth Of our country
Rssolrsd, That Ii be recommended TO the Asso-
Citations to make their rooms as pleasant and at
traotiye possible, and to this end that they be
recommended, wherever ii is practicable, to pro-
cure such scientific apparatus as will tend to
Instruct ;amuse and improve young men who
may visit the rooms
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Mas MIS- NsSsdSS'SgEk dMSSSS'S9gEkSIcK,s . s3Ho9L; y 3S
WOOD AND COAL.

+ U fuELF e LII
have now one Of the most extensive stocks Of
Fuel In Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
w White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash stove Coal
s5s s,1Ts eTst BIsnnt RO q ss
Wood, sawed and split. in ell GASES.
All Of which will sell at the lowest pnoes for the
cash, ior 80 or 81 days paper, well secured
" All accounts now standing will be presented
before the lst Of ysnusry 1885, and it Ia earnestly
R. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, ltth and G sts-,
de% near Canal.
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III The story runs that gentleman living at
81 Josephs Island, out West, was engaged TO be
married TO pretty French girl, and the banns
were published In the Catholic Church on a GER
In sunday: The next day Yankee made bet
girl bimself. The money was uiaced I'm the hand
OF a third party the Yankee then called upon the
oins lady and made proposition of marriage
sne told him that her intended had already given
her 80 TO buy clothes, but that she didn'. like
him very well. this the new suitor handed
her like amount, and then placed forty dollars
more with IL, remarked: "There's his foYty dol
lars; ana IN go forty better The young lady
'uld resist no longer, and taking the money re-
turned the amount given by her nrst lover. and
m nficd his conpetitor within an hour well sat-
isned With the bargain. The bet was won and
married the sister Of his first fancee -
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A JAPANESE BELLE.-A recent East India
traveller thus sketches her II saw young girl
standing, fan in hand, al an open door, read
ing She was simply clad in a loose Grape half
petticoat, half dressing gown sort of dress
reac1lng as tar down as the ankles, and bound
ey sash OF yellow silk around the waist.
Her feet, which were small and beautifully
formed, rested on the common straw sandals
OF the country. Over this dress, which left the
bosom partly uncovered, she wore a light
oream-eolOred open jacket OF muslin texture
with wide sleeves extended a little below the
elbow; her soft black hair was beautifully
drawn back of the forehead, and bound in n
peculiar cluster at the back of the head, where
1t was held by two gold pins, one of great
length, and with a scorpion-like device at
tached to 1t, and which moved to and fro with
every motion of its fair wearer. Her complex
ION was bright and pale. and much more so
than the Chinese; her features animated and
expressive. and her teeth white, and as finely
formed as her entire figure BY the latter /
saw she was unmarried-the inYariable Japa-
nese custom being that on the marriage of every
female the teeth are dyed black. and in some
cases the eyebrows shayen off. Ihslted nearly
In front Of where she stood; she did not look
piqued, and turn away as the fair damsels of
my own country would have done; but she ia
yored Inc with steady gaze, and smiled
though could scarcely detect the movement
OF feature, while her eyes, like souls of elo-
quence, glowed in fascinating beauty She was
reading book; L saluted her with bow, she
rsturned the compliment by a somewhat sim
IL T movement. Observing my curiosity to see
the book which she held, she handed it to
me. 1t was thick, and of nearly quarto
size, and letter press was mixed with nu-
merous wood cuts-a common circumstance in
Japan, as l subsequently ascertained, where
nearly every book published abounds with nu-
merous illustrations In weight the book was
exceedingly light, and the cover was of a very
thick colored paper, highly ornamented, the
external picture being that Of crucifxion;
the paper was printed on one side only, and
left uncut, so that the printed sides were alone
presented to the eye. The work, one of an
ordinary kind, was of excellent typography
Of Its ordinary merits the young lady might
have formed an opinion; but being anything
but Japanese, could do no such pleasant
thing -
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MOOT & BURROUGHS,

SHOOT 4 BURROUGHS,
~ No. ll9 Bridge street, GeotRsto1rn
have recsntIy received from the hest sources to
obtain GeslIabe and cheap goods, first rate as
sortment OF the newest STYLE "
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Ghene and FOuard and Checked Silks very ohean
BPk silks, Chailies WoTstsd Granadius Baraves
Biaek Grape Maretza, Deiaines and B0mhaZlnes
6lch nS q and neat BaTages, BaTags Robes
gahdleS and Robes in great variety,
Summer Poplins, Anglais Barages and Poll de
chures, " w
Brllllants, Jaeonets, Lawns and Ginshams
Printed Challles. FI-noh Chintzes and Eng Prints
b6Iexandre's Md gloves, Lace Mitts and Gloves
Farasois, six and Lace Mantllas and Shawls
With a complete assortment of
EMBRDIDERIES
Linen Cambria Handkfs,
Whits Cambrics, Musins, Brilliants,
And Dimlties of al kinds.
GRAY GOODS
For Travelling Suits for Ladies'
Also, the best makes If Irish Linens Sbirtinv
Cottons. SheetInss, Table Damasks, and a good
assortment of Gents AID Boys Wear, to which
we Invite the att ntOn of all seekers of h q
Spring and Summer Goods at the very lowest pos
slble prices. SMOOF az BJTRROiIGRS
ao 2l -eO3w (InteI)
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE LINEN GOOOS-
=, We have Just received and for sale ca Sc real
FLEMISH TABLE DAMASKS, in all the most
desirable widths, viz: "a 81 lO-4 aud l2-4. These
that the only objection to them is they wear too
long.
l0Pieces extra heavy SCOTCH TABLE DAM
ASK, IN beautiful designs, some of which arc in
snow drop figures, and very reasonable in price
100 dozen low priced TABLE NAPKINS. Some
as low as . LIS, $3.50, and Sl.75 per Dozen worth
Il pieces real n UssIA BASKET TowELING
very superior and cheap.
% pieces heavy RUSSIA HUCKABACK TOW
"a dozen real SELICIA DANISH TOWELS. in
coiored borders. These are very superb. entirely
- ;, 70 dozen USsiA HONEY COMB TOWELS.
These are novelty, and perfectly delightful TO use
u dozen real BADEN. BADEN. for bathing pur-
poses, hne for produeing glow and promotion of
p dozen real TURKISH BADEN, for same pnr
pose These are the medicated towels, the same as
those sold by the apothecaIies, very cheap.
Also. great variety OF TOWELS in other new
satin Damssk.
Also, cases very superior LINEN SHEET
lNGS, In 9t l04 ID l24 widths in the most su pe-
rior makes known To the trade.
lo-4 all linen and very strong and heavy SHEET
ING at IS cents, worth 81. - :
" al linen and very strong and heavy SHEET
Also. n superior lot Of PILLOW-CASE LIN
EMS IN all the desirable widths
AS we deyote our time exclusively to dealing IN
Furniture Dry Goods, consumers may at ali times
rely upon always obtaining such goods from ns Of
the very best OF their kind, and as low the lowest
CLAGETT & DoDsoN.
dealers in e.t
ALL KINDS OF CARPETINGS, CURTAIN
AND OTHER FfkNSffTEGGkE DRY GOODS.
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NARSHADS SALE,-In virtue ni a writ of heri
1tl fscIas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit court of the Dstr ct of Columbus, for the
county Of WashiIgto ton, and to me directed. / Will
expose to public sale, for cash. front of the court
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the llth
day of May next, 1882 at y O'Clock IN all defend
ants rig ht itle claim and intereft In and to the
following described Lots, together with all and sim
guar the improvements thereon, viz: Lots Nos
square CS9, lots Nos: 2, s. 4, s. and g. in "a uare
n rthweSt of square No dS5; lot No. 8. In square
No aS5, lots Nos. and 7, 50 No. lt9 and
los Nos and 4, in square No lao, in the olty OF
Washington, ID seized ard levied upon as the
ty JudIciss No. ss TO May term, 1850. In favor of
Cosse, SnOwden & COrse. w. SELDEN,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
apl7 dts
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MARSHAL'SSA SALE.-In virtue of a writ of 6eri
w fsciss Issned from tie Clerks office OF the CIR
emit Court 81 The District of Columbia, for the
expose TO public sale for cash. front of the court
6oute door Of Said county, oI FRIDAY, the llth
ants right, tiIe cialm and interest in and to the
east part OF Lot No 3, IN square No. S6s, fronting
and l3]E streets west, and running back the whole
depth of said lot, together with all ant sing uar the
improvements thereon. seized and lsviad upon az
the property Of Thomas Hughes, and will be sold
TO satisfy Judicials No 230 70 May term, 1860, in
favor of r.. Cotton. w. SEIDFN
ap % dts Marshal for the Distrint of Cnlrmhia
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AUCTION SALES.
~ J c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioueers.

c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
tfIhL6 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
I,n w y MY OF MAsHINGToN AT PUBLIC AUTIoN,
", y w iEDN NESDAY AFTERN0O NAV 3D. as
"a on IN premises, we shall sell Lots Nos
s IN ss 70 suodl dlvision of Square No. gas front ng
soa - Ieet on north street between lStn and AR
~ Mest, running back ~ feet 10 81 feet alley
A. nc e,oc1u9n OF these Lots fronting immedls tsIy
t on ianki Ia square, and erlookins the entire
ory, o tnaeLs them very desirable for q handsome
lmmedisssly AFTER, on the premises. we shall sell
- 10. z IN square No. 25l, fronting ~ feet
l1oncs On view oTk avenue ST the corner of I4th
ss, srst and running through to north street
lnches The position of this lot is unTiyaed
as site Tor FIRST class residences '0N
etely sfter, on the premises we shall sell
gSh III Lot o. g. In square No 24 fronting 81 feet
.h honss on Pennsylvaula avenue, at the corner of
Ifth SET west. running back lt9 feet; with the I'M
proNements, consisting of substantial and wall
sffsnred four story Brick Dwelling House with
DUCK rack buidlng; containing two handsome
stores on the avenue front, twelve good rooms m
me &tneewel,lng part, with kitchen and other NECESSARY
Terms One fourth in cash; the residue in 6. -.
i8, ana twenty four months, with interest secured
purchasers. " ~ " vi '"0
aP 17-eo&ds &c. McGUIREG CO.. Aucts.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
pnul TD ESDAf AFTERNOON, May 8:h, same
may d J. C. McGI-IRE& CO Ar...
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TOR RENT-PARLOkS and CHAMBERS
Il handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bathroom. Potomac water.D The apartments
are large and airy; four rooms on floor, from the
first floor up. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CO., 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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0i0 John ALExANDER, ON
%1V PENNsylyANIA AVENUE, LtU

Iyould respectfully inform my customers and the
e95p5lS pfSE n s ssaers thai hsys just rsosiyse NJ
fssir attention. IsslinE CONFIDENT thai for y.riss,
a.iyr sss:sE EExJEa xJa sIL;TSs g S Y. y.tysI . @ :.S
sssr Msrs,s: o.lsd = n 4 .ss sssiFoI sss 'Ahs
II fs:.ss sss & S 4: e; , srs
pNsf "a !. s.Hss Is. L. l.
A oeil - sofcissd from those Who deasr rs6tfins.
ss slI .os5 VII b S dpps Y the esst NAME g com
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5aS 81 G5Ei n E5SSEISh'''''
,MILLIAM T; SMITHSON,
CHARLES WALTER.
WALL & BARNARD, Ancts

ap 2S-d&ds WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a wit of 6eri
1fl facIas iesued from the Clerks office of the
county Of WzshlnStOn, and to me directed, | will
expose to public sale, for cash. in front o the court
house door OF said county, on FRIDAY, the lIth
day of May next. 1850, at IL O'Clock M all defend
snts rlght tte, CLAIM, and interest in and TO Lot
No. ~, In square No. 51S in the city of Washing
ton, ID C., together with al and singular the i'm
provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property OF Mrs Charles freuss, and will he sold
favor of Chsrlss Waiter. w SELDEN,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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RQR SALE-A pfr Of kne. large cARRIAoE
i HORSES. sold for want Of pps.
Insuire - the ohes of The wssAingtsa IN
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANVsEsseGgossY;
DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

M TEETH.
q the kfNER1E ifssfsfi FEETH ,sa a. sssss:
tends personally at his ofhoe in this city, HlDI1
Many persons can wear these teeth vho~4
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my ofice can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may destre
but 20 those who particular and vsh the purest
eeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE vii Be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No. $50 Pa avenue, between
sEh and 10th cts. Also, so7 Arch street, Philsdel
phia- 90 l-1y
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40, Fronting respectively on Nj street north. between
tween Nj and N, and N street, between Isl and oath
Terms: One-fourth cash; the re,idue in g. % and
lS months, with interest secured by deed IN TINS,
on OF the premises AL conveyancIng at the cost Of
the purchaser. WV VI
ap SID C. McGJTIRES CO a,o.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctlopeer..

bJ WALL 0 BARNARD, AuotlOneers,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- h ZEAL sTATE(IMPROVEDDIN FIRST WARD
BY virtue OF an order aud decree of me CiTcuIt
Court OF the District Of Columbia bearing date on
the 18th day OF December, A. D. 1914, and passed IN
the case cf Richard Frere for a division of the es
tate OF James b. Frere, deceased. NE 1867 tie nm
derSgned Commissioners will offer for sale al pub
IIo suction, on TUESDAY, the eth day of Nav A.
y Is6 ST half patt o clock p. m, on the premises
the following real estate and improvements su eot
70 the dover interests of the widow of said LANES
b. rere deceased, being onetnirs of the rents and
profits OF the said estate during her life as pre-
scrlbed ano deteTmlI ed by SAID order and decree
namely: Lot of ground numbered ten no. in souare
numbered eighty six, fe6.) of the plan Of the said
city OF Washington, with the improvements there
on, consisting OF one two story frame houss with
basement and one two story brick house
This property fronts on the east side of Twentieth
street between and streets, and offers great in
ducements to purchasers.
FERNS of sale: One-third Dash; the resIdue in I2
" ard "A months, secured by the bonds of the pur,
cnass or pufohasers payable tn the SAID heirs and
bearing Interest from the day of SALE Title deed to
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
lie paid. '
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
hve d-ys from the day of sale, the Commissioners
ressrv5 he right to resell the said property az the
rlsk and expense of the defaulung purchaser by
advsrtslng the same for one week BY two insertions
In the National tntelligencer.
All eonVeyanclng at the oost Of the purchaser,
GEORGE II. MoGI'TTE