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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Saws! Sawsl

TUST received a good stock Of Saws, such as C.
- u ey Mil saws sash Mil SsWk, CrOSs Cut Rond
sas Tor poyyor Circular for power Gross
taeN Saws, Wood Saws, Frlloe. Webb and key-hOle
avs For sale at the CppeI Hardware store by
Dec :, ,'59-stf e. e. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
SHERIFF SALE.

Jam $ MoMa<ter ana Wife PY .virtae Of Al Order
vs. - of EI-a ia me directed
Andrew J. SIN tn ct ais. from tho ourt of COR,
n n Pleas OF Union County. Ohio viii Tor sale 1T
tn" door Of the Court II 'uss il Mtrysvr Uljon
~ ONO. on the lTh day Of May, a. u 1852, between
tha hours d ten n'clUrk a. and tour O'Clock D. pl
liz; fol owing dcFCrlbrd a.4ds a7d Lr.cnrnts to vi
part ol Whith IS lying sar: Li;y Uninn AID a
ftE the residue IN ih cuv.ty Of u4.a,yr Ohio it he
ing Lot No s in u Wy No a6]j krs Crrek ,..
gInn ng at STAKE ia the creek vita, Buckove and
iawPtw on ths north and Hickory the snutL SHE
oil sail creek no tl-aslerly corner ot L NJ thcuc.
with the mcarilrr r. tf said creek ami vi tc lire Of
Lot No l, nolh west &c les north IS ST - palrS
north y west /: poles. nortI - 70 po IS no Ia
10 east p poles north IS Rrst "a . ,ics n th 3 r,
% Hes. north So 20 poles north f2 west ~ poles
suuth 20 west 81 polF north 81 poi s. north .
cFt Y pOlas, t. lac north f No
thence north degrees. 55 minutes east I67 POLES 10
dog"ood and beech i'll the north line OF tue ori-na
Su vcy No $3.50; ihcncc with said line correcting the
con- Sc thereof south 81 degrees Is minutes cast I18
pOes To an ash, COEWnot hickory AMI sugartrcc ri
east corner the original survey, trc. wi IA another
line Of SAID survey nth degrees minutes west
29o poles to the ginning, Continuing 1tO1 tns hun
drcd and forty s. more or less
Ierms OF Sale: One-thrd in hand; one third in o.r
yetr and the residue in tvs" years cured by mortgage
co tho prem scs. Appraised al $ U.CO.
fiHi LIP SNIIlER. Sheriff Onion Co. o.
AMI Special Master Commissioner
April Il, IS69-5wks. pr .oo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

on Boxes layer Rasins IS half K quarter boxes do
~ 20 boxes Valencia Eaisins; l00 bu Dried Apnlcs
Peeled and unpceed Peaches Cranbcrries Ne
In store AID for sale by
Gb-RFe'ls K. f. HILLS l. SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Fine Cutlery.

a LARGE assortment Of 6ne Pocket Knives an
"A kazors FROM tlle celebrated mandatory vi N. GiI
hrz-IGst received ~ the JeHeTy and Fancy Ne
= Williams Block. These goods warranted superi0l
70 any others in tho ntrket-kngsh not excepted Ten
tleTusH are invited - ca liana LOOK atthem.
C.PI4ATT.
Delaware, Nay 6.-#tL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
w, G., SIemmon's Patent
Irn11 Dnnhln ShnunI plnur


q NEW and Excellent ArticIefor cleaning 81
IA yer andI'atcd Ware just receivse at
Dec l6, 80 no. . WILLIAMS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Hay and Straw Cutters.
BarnhiII7s Corn DriIIs.

O00 BBLs; from Superfne to Double Extra
VOO White Wheat.
For sale by Re. HILLS & SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Sale of Real Estate tv Order of conrt.

Sale OF Real Estate Ey Order of Court.
ON SATURDAY, the Sd dag of Nay, 1852, at ]
~ oclvck p IN "n t' p cuisrs in Gr.t'a towiSllIf.
delaware County, OHIO viii b. sold the highest hid
der, tho following real cRtLtc or so much therof as
may be necessary enable The AGnnisrato 10 nav
the dehts and settle the estats of i gals Mcleod de-
caasd as the property Of sad dot tsed to-wt lying
in RAJ II, Tow nSIp 3 See tion T. Uatrd States M ft
tary Linfs Being tie north cast pa # LIT No TO- Oh
which the deceased lived UP Ia 1Ae time tf his death
estinAted TO contain 9fH acres. part OF which is
subject to the wI.oN's dow r
so, the fol owing tact tovir: Rrisg part OF Jnts
Nos AMI 10 in lIa=gl l.. township 3, ction T. South
east part OF Il No and northeast pa No 10
bounded as fol ows: In D, ,aware sy, Ohio com
mebcinz III The crntc ai tn! GahInnah creek and H.
tr ot The MaNwri survey; thence The centre o
Inc public roat: thence south enough To- make IS
acres by running tn towns p line thercp sou n
to the oT The Worhret"n [: III nct. west L. he
cfner OF the ntl k,t; thrnce suti ,nough to iii
inf paraie " iii NJ hahaGL! s Eouth l:rc; nee west
70 MS suthe nnruer thec nuElh hE nors eAst
corner tlaca west To tho II rad rrrck thpc,
nnth to the place bnguAi: reserving five acres b.
logging William Iurw H. III The north EAST corner
ContaInIl 3 aCr's, r. lsS. We 50 except .5
acres sod ell Of the md 81 said lot
Terms of Sale Gncthird down bird in one vear
and onethird III two ars, with mortgage on the prem
lSes. A. SMITH Adu7'rs Of T,ara, e.
ALFRED McLEOD. McI,ctu!,s Fststc
April 462-3w. 81 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
HARDWARE.
D. POTTER & co.
TTAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND NOS
III complete assortment Of
American and Foreign HardWare


ever offered in tins market, consisting in rart Of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered aud Swedes lrani
NayOr's Cast, r. b. Gel ma in. a. r. Spring, Steel;
Ton 7. <. ; and American Nail Rod.
Wagon, Buggy, slky and Seat Springs, OF Easter.
and Pttsburg hAhnlnclule;
Axels, Vices Anyis, Bellows, &c: Coil Chalnk LID
% and 7-l0 Log, Halter and Breast Chains Cow Tica
Pump Cham AMI Tube Bolts, Nuts, Washers Gc.:
200 Boxes irs quality Glass, from .x9 3OE4o ian
size cut to ordor) ehsh, Doors aud Blinds furnish
AT manufacturers prices;
Pants--White ana kcd Lead in oil and dry, Frenc
zinc white I.itharage, vcni,ian Red, Whiting, &c
Tnrpcntiue, Lipsced on and lniiy
Feather DusterF;
300 dozen Locks and Tatehrs complete assortment.
Narrow, Table and Brass Bntsi rainiers Blind ant
Grcedwdod'a Congress l3utJB. BliHd Fastlnlngs apt
Sash Locks; cord Gimhlet pointed Screws
TABL l. T. c TLERY
T. D. p. Co. would Respectfully ealthe attention o
hOUsckcepcrs and others 10 their stock Of beCutlery
consisting Of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horr
Cocoa and common handles, with and tined Stea
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled CarYcrs;
80 doz. Pocket Cutlery. IS different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors:
Axes-Rohcrt's, Whites Hunts, Simnond's Brook
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts aud sim mond'F Bench
Shinge and Iathing Hatchcts:
Augurs-Miilwright's, Carpenters c. 3. and common
Btts-4lark's Graduated, ChurchIll's Hammer Twist
L'Hommedicu's and rCmmun.
Chiscs-C. 5. Socket. MurtiSc. PAIRING and Farmer.
Saws--Ica and Lcayit'E Muay and sash English and
American Cut, Shepherd & Irvng's Spear 4 Jack.
son 8. and other makes hand rannel Rip Tenon sno
Compass Saws.
Bench Planes Plumbs Levels, Sc
IIanllcs-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting aud common 1000 Strap and
Joint hinges Wrought Easps and Staples Gate Iatchce
Whips, Whip Iashcs and Hide Whips Patent and EnaIn
eled Leather; Ernanecd Carriage Cloths; oil Table
Clntlls an OIL Carpet: Saddery and Harness Trim
nings shoe Kit, good assortment :Brd Cages
CLASSES, 1inlrE see cic together with thousand
respectfully invited. aug. .26, ,5s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
N ew r ex edies for
Spermaf forrhm

ET0WARD Associatio8 Philadelphia. a Bcusv.
~ Ol"Ht Institution established by Special Endow-
mont Tor the i;eliof of tc sick d EiStrsssed aRsc
tel y III Ni-ucnt and chronic Diseases and especially
Tor the cure uf DISEASES nr the sexual tlrrars.
N@HiALADNICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur.
ycuh.
ALEABiE REPORTS on Sperma atOrrbaa and other
Diseases Ti the Scxuai OrEauF on the Sf Al IEdF.
DIS employed in the DispcHsary, sept tu scaled Gu.
veoprs, trea OF charge Two three Sa5aFs poe
tIgr acceptable.
AiIr.ss, DR.. J. sKIIIEN HoEGHToS. Inward A..
socation, No. . Sonth NiutI 81, Philadelphia rn
June y, 1861. sly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
JUST RECEIVED

basins, Prunes, Figs. Dates Currants. Citron,
AZ Stewart : y y. dng favored Canacs H; VA mn and
Principe Cigars fine Chewing and Smoking Iohncc
pS the pound. dec2l W. ). LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
DIR. EAEEEZ'S
FOR ES Fl w Z NJ E,
GUN COATED FOREST PILLS.
10000 CURES IN ONE YEAR.

y
esrsain plants Of ESa' Z iei a. Nit4.s ',s 1sIsH1
fal Vine csmbnes al n Atsh u ilein pruierts q
ether plants, who's vtes iE ttses saeTe esoties
as msttc.i azents - plis sld e"crutriiea are the
the Ell etye IA iisiue nop iH as rs9aeft ess
thaa single batiis ssr Ike l -riS Fatlhi from
is-yS - =. -, nj Mi, f.r h.. ~ : eel
ebra.ed GCI-COATfp fuBt.T PILLS - 40 adjuHet, al
the following disord -rs a c lerins irnt cured
DTzy zPalA .ND-EsIloS "a ! = a. the f'r - i1lis
and tls VIA, asl lie uIosI distressing
AGUK ag FsYga -s,ne or - dos vf tho Ti,ls, snd
bot Of Tire wine viii b. AZ tis s<us snd cur tt'
Patent IA ali when Tie di.eet'ns o. tie 1-tte
DEoF.1ezI caxpr.r I-Frsm one 70 three boxes Of
the Pills, and thres bsttes u ~ Wins, cure hs obst
Iase-DEE or ruE ErDyErs-The Forest Vine and FIiis
have p-aT heit eiECnC la tbs drsJr!cT une ~
tive boxes q IA Fs and three four botIirs Of the
Wine, s-hcielt = SEQ m2iisb cure u The "eTs
nCsal-rr SIsHr swElrs. Er4oi.tfioa Weakly Sat
c. stgztlion -Ele Forrest " Wihe = a ru.sr rem
edy all til comp nets Oue 70 three ties cure
tLs F.-taat tie ef the Plls but Wh7n
the sompan. Is acc,nq IN sylns other disorder
the Pills vii bo r. 4ai ed.
RHzuzAIis1--Th efic ,og or the Forest Remedies in
sress1 lave "a cure- pg taeia il ten
BILIOUS Is laD zas AxD Fou1 soNAes pnrgatve
dcze Of the Forest Pil w cure any bilious t.s rider
condition eI the Bo~eis-
FEvEEs--Oas t@o plEg1tve doses viii cure feEers
CoGsgs, Corpg, Krc.Oas box q the Pals, and bot
lie Of Wine, vii bteak the nosL severe
sslds, s0agas. and pain - iAs 5'sast
ULcEGs, BoLs. III 5rcHE7 S;a5bat Head. Rtn5 arnrH
Egsipslas Ss9 RhesAs slre Eyer GHdetery Kind II Lfa
msr.-lhess comp aints ali aTis {. ON nnOn cause
-inPfTs tlooL Certainty notans bat the ii.s are re
guired lur q ahese disorders bat 4 bth RENE
dies used. b+xrs Ui tte - l.. and Two la
bottles Of tns Tine VII cure the ~ofst 1Assi snd IRE
9lsl.y BY less than bali the qu-afHy.
JACNBcE-fwo b xcs of tue pls -Id as many b4ttiet
Of the Miae, vii cure the au-st Ct=.s II JAundce.
FxxALg DISTRACTIONS. pr duC-d g. bad colds Or
weakly constitutions ~ doses f the Forest v inc
the distressing frms Of these complaints
and Il the Tin= D. foiiwsa up fsg w-rks, these Ge
Tange ene4tz viii not accur again lie Vine eNsciy
ths tomtis tuition and gives strength. vig1
aud ooa.ax hellLh over a million aud bsttlss
beeI sold within the last years, the UEitcd
States aH4 CIuads. Letters and certleal 10 TIA,
ny thpIsinLs. BE- r,Cclv-si, tstIiy
lag 70 the curss and goJd neets thes- nledis
Forest Wins is in Ee square bott -, dollar Pc
hotte bosses Tor Eve 90 a-s. Forest Pills, tWcE-
tYhve per b1z- General l., Pit IS Walker n ct.
New York; and kept by esPectibie drug
gsUs is R!rnCsf every ca and Tt.AJ the JuoD and
British Culaniez-
DICKiSs0N son, Sgeats It Delaware, O., and tor
eals BY druggists every Hh-rs-
FEB. y. Boil s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Farm
For Sale or Exchange.

nsHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose OF his FARM ,
III ia Concord township, containing ITO acres, 90 un-
der cultivation Terms easy, and immediate possess
sion gven.
He viii exchange for larger farm and pay the dit
ference. B. II, WILLIS.
March I4Sa-sm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
FOR SALE.

A LARGE COMFORTABLE RES
f.ssA "A IDENCE, on Main street, contain {zA
-lgA5A ing rooms besides Bathing Room, Wash III
Room and Cellar.
Also II}E of land House aud Barn, on East side
the riv er. l. RANNIY
dfolawarc. March q. '6I.-+tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
cOmpotition is the Life Of TRADE.
NATHAN WILLIAMS,
9EALEE
Stoves, Tinware, etc.
II EEP Always on hand ALL kinds Of Cooking
h ana Leaiiu stoves, and amongst hrs exeenHvb
variety can D. Ih atall times the justly celebrated
"nEI.A w A RE STOVE"

"nELAWARE STOVE"
about wrch ueghhor'' down town. has 80 much
tusay and for which he says he is the " agnt for
Delaware county " hat has become ~ thai Brilliant"
Store dom ohih IRE hare hearso much purgP II aint
TIE stove now any more.
Wei would IKE know what the mattor with n
IL tits too largefor Convenience
We willsay patrons the public hare
shc STEWART STOVE and hare had it for more than a
year, end still keep it at all times.
We also keep the " ECUNflMIST' - Which VS. regarded
BY some as superior to th Stewart stove Our patrons
can have their chAice
II ~ want a qood stove AMI want to get II cheap,
cslIat NATHAN WILLIAMS and tc celebrated Stew
art aud " Economist as we'll the latest ANA
best VartctrS Of Cooking and HaiIg Stoves use
Soc Agent! Hulnbug = Eanscnse = Dent spend
yonf money until you call at NATHAN Williams and ex
anime isiargr ahd complete assortment and ascertain
his prices which are low enough sGtt tb" hardtnes
Als' ca md see IJtt's Patent kstttS.
ScItJd zen NATHAN WILLIAMS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Roberts' Steel PloWs

TUSF received, good stock RoHER1s' STEF1 rAoEs
tB which oI-red the p=bIic a superior Flow
FEB u c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Repairing.

a Ii kinds of work pertaing t. the Watch and
"A Jewelry business Viii be done ia the best manner
California Gold made up order. Sewing mach ines re
paired at Nc. Williams Block by
JuneI .'6O-stf. c. PLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
TO Physicians and Dealers.

TETE viii sell DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. to Physicians
w at the very low esi prices CASH We can ulso
lpp:y Dealers With Castor OIL, Ink, Esccnccs &C bv
dfxcp, and Cthez ELiLs u he cuaEtty al whole.
lsTTCrB fer Ct6A
81 ! 8e9 AlRM ERcTTZR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

The original Ha~e SesriHs Machine is thc nrSt ever
invented, On 1876 ant although oldest machine IL
is A"l an ''Old FOgy," but has modern i'm
prOvrInents than any other machine mair.
The manufacturer thss long established Machine
has invented several LPortant Inprovcme which
render the Howe Sewing Machine Of to-day lhr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Z on d Steel.

TCST received, large addition to my stock OF IKoN
y and STEEL, whrh makes my assortment complete
IN all the styles pl common Iron for Wagons and Bug
glest &c. Alsn, Steel Dandy Tire; Spring steel
10 inches WIDE: Cast steel, assorted siz,s; German
steel; Am .rlcIn and English Rster steel.
ice q. 81. G.. &: CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Wanted J

TWO TONS MAPLE SUGAR, at IIfzh st Market
4 fric;', IL exchange iOr STOVES and I'm WARE.
April IL eff. y WILLIAMS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
PATNTs!

nF all COLOR ground in Oil. as well as dry
" Irebh supply, Tor sale at tbs Drug store u
N L. STARR h BRO
No. Williams Block
sHaIl'Cl nrawarr O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Tobacco.
window Glass,

TVsT received good stock of the Best City
Dec ,, =. O. 0. o.cHAMBERLAIR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Nails.

TUST received, best brand Wheeling Nails, which viii
ID be sold low for Cash.
Dec. 8, el. c. c. CHAgREFg.AIS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
LAMPS.

q Lef # second hand lamps belonging to the
"a the Episcopal Church will be sold very cheap
IF any church in the county wants them and will take
the whole lot they pay have them at a bargain.
Inquire at No. 3, Williams oGE. C. PI.ATT.
March 20, 6i.-ttf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Window Glass

TUsT Received Large Stock or Beet CITY Brand
% Window Gass G. q. .cHAMBERLAIH,
June Is, 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

MEI,oDlONS, GUITARS FIoi4lNSB [CCORDIOSS,A AN
u1 other instruments.
Also, Sheet Music. Instruction Books Violin ana GuitD
Strings Pitch Pipes, Tuning Forks &c. Will be found IN
variety at No.3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Nov. 25, 1s59-ttf
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

When | was child my parents neglected To
have me vaccinated, and The ravages of the
snail pox--
The small pox cried the Captain pushing
his chair back TO the other side Of the room
Don't be afraid, Captain, eaid the widow. 1t
is all over now. and am dreadful object 10 be-
hold, but of course that makes no difference in
your affections.
Hem!" cried the Captain, " it would make
no difference if / wanted to re'lre with you
into the country, to live like Darcy aud Joan
But TO go into Society, to introduce at balls
and soirees, a person dsfigured by a dreadful
disorder. . Lord ma'am The idea never enter
ed my head ~
81 release you from your engagement, you
are free, said the widow.
" | have no doubt ma'am, said the Captain
greatly relieved, that you will find individuals
not exactly in my situation who will be very
happy to-ln short, ma am, | wish you very
good day.
81 Cold hearted, vain egotist, said the widow,
when he had LETT, rightly judged your charOc.
ter. You only wished for handsome wife to
enhance your consequence and parade in socle
ty, as you show Off your handsome horse in
the street. Let US see whether my thoughts
have wronged Mr.. Careless.
~ SuiCICoo sue NOlu Tue odutG otOtys uC
young gentleman heard OF the loss of her
beauty with great nOnchdlGnce.
But that is not all. said Mrs. Champion, "My
business man has been with me all the morning
My investments were most unfortunate. | am
completely beggared.
How uniortnnale, cried Careless tor am
in the same predicement. | don't see my way
through this quarter. Now 1t is very evident
that 1t would be the height of folly for two
persons without any income or prospect t.
marry only 10 multiply misery. | must beg
you 10 consider the proposal OF last month ss
| only conditional Doubtless there are rash
0nprincipled men who would in my case thnE
only of sentiment, but | ain to good morals
and too good a citizen 10 think Of perssyerng
/ now. Farewell, madam. Farewell forever.
/ leave yeu with dlspair in my heart, and mad
nsss in my brain. Probably no declaration o
| despair was ever uttered in cooler tone, anC
SO thought the widow.
He loved ma for my Money as thought sht
said. begin to believe that all the men are
alike. Ii Stanley proves equally hearIIess
shall eenounce the Perfdious sex.
The young artist heard the loss of his lady
beauty calmnly.
II is a fortune, said he Beauty is glo
rious gift but perishable the true heart an
mind alone remain unchangeabe Till death.
L" But am poor" said the dow.
" You give me new life Isabella ! cried lh
painter. "The world cannot say row that IN
mercenary motive tainted the pure ceiling wit
which | regard you. Trust M, von sha
never want while | have brain aud hand t
work for you.
Then take me for such as | am and wat
ried the widow. throwing of her veil both
| osrsan and in Dnrse and tOrDlVe the "a hr ga @
tale which proved two of my sutOrs WORTHLESS
Freed from the veil, her dazzling beau
bcamed on the painter in undimmed radanc,
and her hand thrilled 10 his touch Need "
say that they were happy.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
COM UNICATIONS
Written for '.o Smyrna Times"

Written for ,!.o Smyrna Times"
Mr.. EDIrOR-lt is known to all thot the
main point upon which the election of 1860
turned was thu question of freedom or slavery
in the Territories. There was large class
Of voters who, by their own declarations and
the unanimous declarations Of intelligent men
acquainted with the soil aud climate Of that
section, were convinced that it was impossible
that slavery could be practically established
there, particularly in view Of the excess Of en-
igratIon from the North. Therefore, they
thought the Territorial question not merely
nonsense, but its agitation Infinitely worse,
since, as they pointed out and as every man Of
Intelligence knew, it rendered imminent the
danger of secession aud civil war. Upon a
question already settled by nature, and which
could only be kept alive to keep up party,
they deemed il little less than treason TO peril
the peace of the Republic and the Union of the
States With what affection these Union men
were embraced by Messrs. Vernon and Mont
gomery and their friends, we all remember
and how they honored them as Union shriekers
petlicoat politicians, the old woman's party
Union savers, &c. These two editors were
both secretaries of the convention at New Cas-
tie, as your paper reports, and some of thei
friends were prominent. As they now deigT
10 lend their countenance to the Union, thel
will no do1bt be pleased to see it advocated b.
the man who, next TO Washington, is said Il
have held the hearts Of his people-Williau
Henry Harrison, OF Ohio-from whose inaugu
: raj address send you the following extract 10
publication:
|, al have spoken of the necessity Of keepin
, the respective departments oil the GoVernmer
. as we'll as all the other authorities OF our coun
try, within their appropriate orbbs This is
matter of difficulty in some cases. as the power
which they respectively claim are not define
, BY very distinct lines. Mlschievous, hOweVe
in their tendencies as collisions OF thus KIN
NAV be, those which arise between the respec
i've communities, which, fT certain purpose
compose one nation, are much more so; tor q
g such nation can long exist without the earet
" culture of those feelings of confidence and a
y f.c OF which are the effective bonds OF unit
between free and confederate States. Stror
as is the tie Of ofnterest, il has been often touI
= Intellectual. Me0, blinded by their passion
- have been known 10 adopt measures tor the
70 country in direct opposition to all the suggt
tons OF policy. The alternative then, is to
n stroy or keep down a bad passion by creat
aud fostering good one; and this seems to
the eorner-s stone upon which our Anne 'ican
ne li,ical architects have reared the fabric Of G
! Government. The cement which was to bi
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
PO E It r Y.
THE UNNAMED HEROES.

Il is computed that in the field and hospital
already lost their lives ia the struggle to SUBJ
due this rebellion. How many of them, as
brave as the bravest, will never be named in
history! In the Cricket on the Hearth, mod
est little journal published monthly in Phila-
delphia there is this touching poem upon one
of the unknown solder.martyrs:
KILLED AT BALLS BLUFF.
He gave the tribute of tear
To those fond hearts who held him dear,
And southwark turned-a volunteer
The oft-tOld story.
TO right the wrong, wipe off the shame,
He cared not that the trump of Fame
Should sound aloud his humble name
Ia troPes OF glory.
For Union, and for equal laws,
For Liberty-the grand old cause;
How could he speak these names and pause,
Faltering. uncertain!
He knew not what fate had in store,
Nor cared her purpose to explore
But calmly waited on, before
Her awful certain.
All on morning cold and gray.
Upon that sod October day.
He stood amidst the deep array,
Silent and steady.
AroULd him fell the iron hail.
He hesrd his dying comrades' wall,
Bot heart and purpose did not fail,
For he was ready.
He fought and died. A nameless grave
Where no sad willows Ger him wave,
o. sculptured stone extoIs the brave
Ia chieeled numbers
Was his. The birds shrill symphonies,
The restless murmur Of the trees,
The slghing of the evening breeze.
Mar not his slumbers.
lie dod for Liberty the time
Shows many another death sublime,
For his sake may my hOmely rhyme
Be all forgiven.
We trust he stands beside the Throne,
Martyr to Freedom not alone,
That his forgotten name is known
L. Heaven.