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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

SocIErY.--The pleasure of society do
peuds more upon fomales than any other,
Gentlemen expect to DO entertained. Chill
dreu are out of tho question, and therefore
it rests upon woman what society shall DO,
Tho pleasure Of an evenings entertainment
is graduated by tho capacity of tho hostess
to interest her visitors in each other, and
make them forget that thoir own identity is
to bo lost in efforts to make every one at
ease. That is tho groat secret of truo on
ioyment. Some ladies will eutor the draw
ing or social circle, whare every persons
nslghbar appears like an iceberg, and the
whole atmosphere ia chilly and constrained,
aud by their genial lwel-tlmod playfnllness,
throw sunshine and warmth all over the
room. till all mingla iu that easy yet digni'
fed cordiality that ever characteriges true
gonlaiily. As lady apty expressed it,
tho hostoss is key note, aud upon her do
ponds tho concord of sweet sounds and the
sweetness of the melody.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24
Emancipation.

The resolutions proposed in the Con-
federate Congress in answer to the proc
lamation Of emancipation by President
Lincoln indicates that the Southerners feel
themselves touched upon tender point.
They threaten a war of extermination up
on all, both black and white. found in
arms within their territory. This is the
madness Of fear as well as anger. The
COME ierates ought to know that in a war
of exterminatlon they would suffer inf
ntely more than the Northerners, since
the contes, is csrried on in the midst
OF their population. The shrewd men
amongst them will not permit such a
course to be adopted. The pre'ence Of
great indignation and DISCUS; at the idea
OF an insurrecion among the slaves strikes
us as very singular, coming from men
who have raised the greatest rebellion of
the century with not thousandth part oil
the provocation endured by the slaves
Their assertion of the right of insurrection
is too recent to permit ;he protest against
it 10 havo much weight. The talk of q
servlle rebellion is absurd. All rebellions
and wers>are disastrous 20 life and prop
erty, and we see no reason TO expect that
the freeing of the slaves in the South, and
even their employment with arms in their
hands to defend their own liberties. is
likely to produce any greater evils than
Mr.. Jefferson Davis and his coaGjutor,
have brought upon their own country ant
people by their recent action. The North
have as much right to employ the slave
in putting down the rebellion, as they
have to enlist the white residents of the
South who are in favor Of the re.establish
ment OF the Union. The fact that the
blacks are slaevs is only an addItiona
reason for giving them the means TO OBJ
tain their freedom. Walton ortragel
ought certainly to be guarded against
and we have no expectation that the co..
orea people will exhibit greater ferocity
than the white soldiery engaged in thi
war. The enemies OF emancipation, boil
10 Canada and the Northern States hav
been excaiming that Mr., Lincon's procla
nation would be dead letter and wou
never be carried into practical effect. Tn
members of the Southern Congress do nc
seem to be Of the same opinion, judgin
by tho reception which they have given t
the edocument.-IorOHto Globe.
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MEDICAL
The. Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate superyis
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brTHE CIR .EFEN BERG SARSAPARILLA
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ABOUT LlFE.-lf II is we'll for a man to
live at all, ho should enGeavor to avoid all
those influences which detr6ct from the
beauty and harmony of human existence.
In other words he should make the most of
life, and not allow himself to be distracted
annoyed, or confoundod by any. lie should
fully possess himself, being at peace with
his own soul, aud having great good will for
all mankind. Life then, will bavo boat
ifcance to him it's current will be deep
and flow gently on--in all tho beauties OF
tho world reflected.
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SANFORD'S
Liver HMVlgOratOr
r NEVER DEBlLITATES.

NEVER DEBlLFrATES.
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free FROM GUMS, and has become all established
fact, Standard Medicine, known and approved
by all who have used it, and is now resorted 10
with confidence IN all the disc uses for hieh it II
recommended.
1t has cured thousands, = within the last yssrs.
who had given up slllS hopes Of relief. as the
numerous, unsolicitcd,-- certificates In my pos
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L he doSe Inust bel. adapted to the Temper
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such quantities as 10 act - gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates OF = your Judgment guide
you in the use ot thcl : LIVER INFIGOH-
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Dysentery. DrupSy :. Sour Stomach, Ha-
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nesses, and may 6elS used successfully as II
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE 1t will
cure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can tes.
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at commencement ut attack.
All who use il arc giving their testimony in ies
favor.
0S-Mix water in the mouth with INYlGORA-
TOR, aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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Defences of Charleston and Savannah.


These two cities are being newly !orli.
fed continually. The work in the trenches
is done by thousands of slaves, the white
men having all enlisted are now under
arms. The whole quarter of the city OF
Charleston which was destroyed by fire
last spring and the squares and streets
are defended by rifle pits, so that Lhs
people may have the impression that the
city would be defended 10 the last, even
after the national troops enter it. The
corner houses Of the streets are fitted up
as block houses and barricadcs, from
which riemen can fire upon the Yankees,
provided they do not shell the city in ad.
vance, and burn it down.
Charleston bay is obstruc,ed direc ly
across the ship"ay with piles, fre.raits,
&C., in order to keep vessels from enter
ing. When a vessel runs the block ade,
one of the rats is removed and she is al
lowed to pass in, when the vacuum is at
once filed up by the raft removed. 1t is
impossible to tell the exact number o men
forming the garrison Of Fort Sumter, as it
is used as a sort Of school for the instruc-
ton Of groom troops. and the !oroe Is con-
tinually being changed from the fort 10
other points. Tine petty officers and pri-
Yates in tho fort are, Tor the most part,
composed of Germans and Frenchmen, to
pether with criminals Of all sorts.
Three gunboats are. also guarding the
harbor of Charleston, mounting three nine
inch guns and one rlf"d pivot each.
They are to be used as ram gunboats, for
the defense of the city.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

Ir ia remarkable that a settlement of
Quakers, near Mount Vernon, have con.
tnued unmolcs,ed during tho eutire war,
though alternately included within national
aud rebel lines. Their semi.weekly meet.
ings have been regularly continued; some.
tinos rebel picket pacing in front OF the
building, and porhapsa Union sentinel having
the samo boat tho next weok. They have
remained uudisturbod both in pro porty aud
nnrson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

TuE New REBEL CoNscRlPTIoN LAW
The new Rebel Conscription Law is being
enforced with merciloss severity. Nothing
but legal cause of exemption is admitted
as valid excuse. Every whito boy and
man who is able to carry a musket, Is seizod
by lhs rolontlcss officer of the conscription
1t is said that Kentucky fares us badly as
Virginia, being regarded as equally an in.
tegral part of JEVF. DAVIS dOminions.
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ANTIETAM The small river or creek, 80
frequently alluded to in tho dispatches as
the scene Of tho recent conllicte in Mary
land. is called Antietam pronounced An
tco tam) 1t rises on tho line of Franklin
and Adams counties, Pennsylvania, and
falls into the Potomac between Martinsburg
aud Harpers Ferry.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

A SoLUIER's PAss.-In tho third Regi.
msnt, Wisconsin Volunteers it is rule that
no soldier can leave camp without pass.
The chaplain was one day distributing
tracts; among others ono beaded, Como,
sinners como !" Soon after tho tract was
picked up in camp. and under the heading
was ponced, Cant do it! Col. Rugor
won't Rlgn my pass !"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

A MAINE editor thus distinguishes be.
tween different sorts of patrotism: Some
esteem it sweet to die Tor ones country /;
others regard il sweeter to live for ones
country; and yet others hold it still swe Of
or to live on ones country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

CARLYLE on Non INTERVENTION Thomas
Carlyle lately made the following character
istic utterance with reference to tho Ameri.
can war: at is," said he, "tho dirticst
chimney that 8 been afro this century,
aud tho beat way is TO let il burn itSeiC out.
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The Rims of Harpsr,s Ferry.
The scene OF wars desolation here pre-

The scene OF wars desolation here pre-
sented is most thorough and complete.
In the interior of the town, the houses
having been mostly deserted by their old
residents, the same scene Of desolaton is
presented. About one third Of the win.
dows have been shattered by the tremen.
dous explosions when the bridges were
blown, and other works demolished by
the same process. The old Catholic
Church, standing on the pinnacle of Boli-
var Heights appears to be the only struc.
ture that. has escaped the scathing effects
of the war.
The water in the Potomac being very
low the ruins of the bridge are visible
along the bed, which is strewn with shat
tered pillars. bent bars and rods Of iron,
together with numerous car wheels and
fragments Of locomotives. ln some places
iron bent and twiste1 in all imaginable
shapes are presented. Several freight
cars have also been tumblsd into the
canal over the steep embankments, and
are standing on their ends. Fortunately,
rebel ingenuity was not sufficient to en-
able them TO destroy the piers OF the
bridge. though they bear marks of vigor.
Gus efforts to that end. The company
have, bowevor, succeeded in the consIruc.
ton of substantial tracks across the piers
conducting both into the main track and
the Winchester road so that the army sup
plies are now carried on TO Bolivar
Heights, and will, in few days, 60 o!
the main track to Martinsburg, which vii
be occupied SO soon as the road is opened
TO that point.
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NTe. W JAKI ER,
AIRS. Il. L. WEEKS,
Niss {. SiEOH-HSTElT. )
Medina, March lst, 1861.

The aboye.named Ladies' we ere psrsonllNy se-
unanted with and know that for several years
while we lived iu Medina they were great suf-
terers. iss 5 has beon go badly afflicted that
it was with difficulty she was able 10 stand upon
her feet A few bottles OF Caleocon ,nureIy
cured hor Of her complaint My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We reconintnd
Il to the Ladies OF this Country, sste und ei-
hicisnl remedy ior the many complaints they uIs
subject ~. JOHN " + EhS,
Editsr Of the Garfield Herald,
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The present occupancy of Harper's
Ferry is intended to be permanent, and it
is to be held a. all hazards whatever may
be the future vicissitudes Of the war. Ex-
tensive works have been erected on the
Maryland Heights, whilst Loudon Heights
are being cleared so as TO enable small
garrison to resist any approach Iha! may
be made TO them.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

Ir ls said that the Emporor Napoleon has
hEod tho majority Of the Prince, his heir, at
tho ago OF fourteen year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Great Work on the Horse.
HORSE AND Ills DISEASES
by ROBERT JENNINGS, v. S.,

rrG,eSso, W Gosco Of Philndclphia. Pro.
'''1 - V,,cr,norv Medicine i'm the late
S'ric,t,urnI C"licge OF Ohio, Secre.
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IT TELLS YOU OF the Origin, History ana
distinctive traits oi the eNarlOus
breeds oi European, Aslatlc,
African ana American llor'
ses. with the physical Iorma'
ton aud pecuarlties OF the
animal, ahd now 10 nscSfloli
his age 10y ihe NUMBER ana
eondilion ol his teethi illus.
traed with numerous ek-
planatory ehgraVinEs. O.,
IT TELLS YOU O! Irceding, BREAKING ota'
bling, Feeding Grooming
Shoclng, ana the geheralmuH
ngcment OF the horse .wlth
the best modes OF administer
ing medltlne' a'Sn now 10 usu' %
Biuug hlcklhg' Rearing ,H'S-
Ing SUMMING, IuP DiuuH,
ResIcssness, ana Other vices
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treatment OF ouahgles' sore
IhIont' DlStehper, Nh,artn'
lnhHenEa, broncnltlsi Imeu-
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ShfonC Cohgn' hoarlnG anu
Whlslng, Lampas, sore
Mouth and Ulcers, with De-
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IT TELLS YOU Of the causes, symptoms and
treatment of Worms, Bots
CoIc. Slranpulation, Stony
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Diorrhna. Jaundice, Hepa.
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HOWARD Association,

PHILADELPHIA,
For the reltefof the SICK and Diars sssd, afflicted
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rejoice that have at length pgatiys which uof.
thy tbs confidence OF the profession aud the people
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

EOss Rss J. Y H,m.s, PustOr Of ASvsri CaUrS, EosN
DE AVN; have used your Pills with Extraordinary
in my EInily and among those am called to Walt
in distress. TO requisite tue organs OF digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, aud ssandsntly recommend th.m TO
ny hisHds. You're, }. V. HIhM.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24

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DnLR Sir am using your Csthsrte PILLS iu my pras-
IT, aud md them sxsssnt purgatys " cleanse the
sJstan sad yt~Vy ~ JOaAa,n II hs bLmS