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Howard Association.
. PHILADELPHIA

For the relief nf the Sic kand distressed oCfctod
With Virulent and Chronic Diseases and esnec;oII,,
ior me cure OF Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon - O 4AO'i"e
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhra. or Sem;nol
weakness and other Diseases Of the Sexual Orqans.
anu on me new Remedies employed in the Dispe1sarv
sent 10 tho afflicted IN sealed letter enveopes free y
ceptable. Fe Ai- 10 "o
7, address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton. Acting Surgeon
drlphia, Pa. doooc ~ ma
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complete assortment OF Cutlery. such as Knives
Hnrs and Sirops, &c Nd-
Inc attention Of the Ladies is also called to his as
"then' OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles Pins
hImhes Shields. Teaspoons and
'nest quality. Ironing A paratus, &c. 0'' ''''e
~ nIs" an assortment Of Fire Arms. Skates Dinner
riis And 'ons. ShOvels and Tongs CofIae.m;Iis Sir
crs, FIyIng Pans Waiile IRONS &C
All the above articles will he sold n, ,r;oo. ,o...
hhn can he bought elsewhere Pleas cali 49,
mine ioI yourselves. where you will al xays find him
eaay and willing to accommodate the pnbIic IN a..
J. f. WILLIAMS
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SHYRN.4 DIRECTORY

SMYRNA DIRECTORY.
AS~n Csmmtssioners-AYrss Stuckly John Mustard
john NJ Voshsll, John E Collins. William NJ BeII,
:T.n T maIiaaTWay; Assessor. Joseph w. Mariner
xo0a haitlT-Nehemah SIayIon;
SHsioes Of the PeGce-JOhn Eaton Caleb Walcott:
Ssasfdo1es-Fhemas l. Sutton, William CIothieT:
Soaector fer Duck Greek Hundred James Roberts;
"'fary FEdtic and COaUsyanesr-J s. Huntingdon.
CORPORATIONS.
osnH 81 smyrna -DlrectuPs. Ayres Stockly. Daniel
sGorble. John Mustard George Davis lanes r
E'ements, Edward Beck. v. B Smithers Henry B.
fiddeman, Daniel Currey
resident Ayres Stockly; Cashier. William M.
beIi; Teller. E. J. Colt; Clerk. Samuel Cats
: Discount Day-THURsDAYs.
smyrna Library AssOci0h0n-President Edwin Will
me-; FIeo President. Rev. John e. Thomson: Re.
e. esrdlng Secretary. DR. William Cummins; Cores.
poadlag Secretary. Dr. J E.. >:iawson; Treasurer
IShn NJ. Dennlng; Trustees James P. Hoffecker.
beV: Henry Getz. Dr.. C. L. Mahon; Librarian.
DIR, Charles l.. Mahon
FRIDAY evening Ofea IN week
&tDiad!d EncamPnent-Tuesday evening, at Odd
Fellows Hall. "
Ned Mea. ShaTnee Tribe No 5-Thursday evenin,s
at Odd Fellows Hail
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LEGLSL TIRE

sEHATE-H'LdtRg Ourr-John Z. Taium Cninn N.
Eattlei john Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks D. Hoop.
ar Union. Sussex Elected IN iS62-John F William.
soa and JOhn 2. 8elvile, Union. New Castle; Cove
6tu!S5urv. Thomas CNhlll. Kent and William Hitch
HAIRY HI HI'Gu1n. SISSex. Democrats
kEPREsENrATIvEs-N New Casiie--John Hays John
\ Duncan SOipmOn II :'uriis, DAvIi w CenmIIl
MerHt II Plxson. JOhr Wiltby Levi w Lnttomus
sa Union. kent-'i-a ;aAiH ) t;oniee John H. Bow
kay. James Williams J.it, Slav William 3 Stubs.
kessrt R1Hchley "rr':s s. Watson, ell Democrats
SsassT- TlJ71 ". iGrr, 'F,l!.qm \. Scrihncr John
Ssrden. LutAer " Fisher. William D. NAPLES OFF
Nasc II. bailey, George W tio'Sey. all Democratss
Sensie Union Ten and ) Democrats
House Ia Fe-
Qemaesatc minority on inlni hallot 8
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Steam Dying and Securing Es.
tablishsment,

:. hRS. h. w. SMITH
NO. 2S. N. Fifth ST., bet Market and Arch. Pm,
PIIIA,
DiE|E Goods OF every description dyed 10 any co.
lor. Ladies' Wearing ApDareI of ever,, ,ia.c,,..
,lon dyed in the most fashionable and pemansnt CO.
IHrs' and finished in superior style Merino Cash
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers.
DaLPels' Rugs etc. Secured. POngee and Silk Dresses
redyed all cOlors. and warranted eouaI In new
N. .BIGentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or D,e On
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN NJ 7

-, " ~. j..
inis institution pleasantly located on the Del0
~ ~aIe nVef'5O miles north Of PhiJadeIpbio - L
oeen III successful operation for more than s ~ mas
;n % OF the most hourishing institutions Of
er branches of English and sunor;"n and High
nished IN Vocal and Instrumental Music psa,. iur
ranung French and Latin are taught bv er"asing
Persons coming from the Soutb con Ioo,..,,
street wharf, Philada at IN and ,edEe Whnnt
p. NJ For catalogues address "'" g. - and
nsv22 .6m - D"AhELEY, M.
RePrppNcvs -, ~, President
i East u Moore llavre de Grace; DaIe WLs M1I.h
ME- ME- rOS Malia'len' MhiingIon. In DELAw4nry
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KENTCOUNTY OFFJCEpS

.ss..,.,s.. KENTCOUNTY OFFICERS.
- Esg1sfeT Of HiIts-James L. Heverin,
Reeorder-George B. Dickson.
G1erk @ Orphans COurt-Wm. R. Cahoou,
PToth0RltoFy-Wam Sharp.
q. Clerk gf the Peace-W. N. VIZ, Dsrsev.
Sherf-John c. Pennewin
CorOner-Nathan B. Fleming.
AeOy Court-Jehn NJ. VOshell Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
WIN. Duhimel, Little Creek.
Thomas Postles, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
Robert w. Reynolds, Jr., MurderkilI.
-. William Slay,
joseph Booth, Mispillion.
Stephen NJ. Collins, Milford.
freasarer-HSnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
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For Sale.

I've Good Road or Farm HORSES. also good
FAMILY CARRIAGE, az private eaiel Ta,r.ss 80 ~,
com@odatng' For particulars apply al Times 0fsscs
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CHURCHES.

AfAedls EPtscOPat-Pas'or. Rev. William Bishop;
services msfning. lO5. evening, Ga
rretoyterian-Paslor. Rev, John c. Thompson; ser
vices. morning. I0i. evening 65.
Protestant EpiscoPlL-Rector Rev Henry s. Getz
serv'ces, morning. IOi afternoon, 3.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS From DELLA.
STATE OFFTCERS

Gsvernor-WilIiam Cannon, BridgeyilIe,
secretary Of StGte-Nathanel B. Sm,hers, Dover.
ningtsn. "
zhSr"ey GenerGl-A. R. Wootten, Wilmington.
Shaneetfor Of Stqte-Samuel NJ. Harrington Dover.
tAsJ J4stiee-E, P. Gilpin, Wilmington.
Assse'ssss-lohn j, Milligan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
usa Edward Wootten, Georgetown.
4Feassrer-LaIley R. Jacobs,
41o''sT 81 AeeOuHts-Andrew J. Galley, Camden.
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la
PIIIA.
TINS is one cfheir eleven colleges located a, hove
and also in ~ '''e
NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN, ALRANv
TROY, BUFFALO, DETROIT. CLEyE-
LAND, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. AND
TORONTO, c. w.
instruction in Book Keeping. Penmap.b;n Cor,-
'hefGiai n AFithmahc. Commercial Law Phon6cranbv
.Ile ilIgher Maihe ematics, &C. d. and evening t6s
NUS 9St extensive and practical cOu in the world
Inc advantages offered by the ION Of these col
1eeGs pace them above every merly l3cal schooI =
EaVn derives special benefit from al the others in The
Comolhed experience of numerous teachers The coI.
lecuon oi manuscripts (upOn which we reIv almos,
ehUteIy lntearhing Book Keeping) and the 1Di,lca-
Io oi DOCKS beyond the ordinary means Of any single
institution. I 'i"s'
Scholarships issued ty any Of our Colleges are good
IN all; time unlimited. eO'1
The Philadelphia College has been recently on.
iarged and reiurnlshed in superior manner and ia
now Inc largest and most prosperous commercial in
stulon IN The State. IFS we'll known thorunC con-a
OF instruction. and the long practical experience NJ
the principals Oiler unequalled inducements tO those
wishing a thorough business education
NO incompetent assistants empoyed Finch s,udon,
ON The beginning is under the charge of one mr. mo
ol the principals. WV - ''''e
bryant y STATIONS series Of Text Books sent b,,
nhal embracing Book Keeping, ihree ed itIons) Com
IN ;rcIal ArIIhmaIic. and Comme rral Law.
FOR further particulars send for a Cataloque
Address. BRYANT STRA FTON a. CO
J""S'-y Philadephia
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NATRONA COAL OIL

~ WAKKANTED NON-EXPLOSTVE!
afn equal 10 my Korosene
Why buy explosive Oil when n (e,, can't. -
per gallon will furnish Won with no,Gac, 0;iS '"ore
Made only bv
PA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
mhSo-ly Ne. 1877 Walnut street. PbiIoJeInh;o
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Hardware Store.

me Undersigned, successor to VIM. Wilds, would
'especliully inform The public that he has opened
81 &c ana complete assortment of Hardware Goods
- ane mouse recently occupied by /. b. Hamilton
commerce. ST., SMYRNA. cons:stnp of
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lM FoTlcar0ing McrchaNt 81 Si. Lonis. Ech 4

g. Or AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that
=. = great IN medicine. They have cured INV little
ol ulceTouS sores upon her hands ard feet
% nas Deeh long grevousy afflicted with botchcs and
Pinpes on her skin and in her hair After nur
SIu was cured, she also tried Your Pills and tIev
have cured her. ASA WnPt :ii,TT1. III IEI'ey
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purify the system from tic distractions which mako
oilseaSe. iSe. cold settles somewhere in the body. and
UoetiSclS us natural functions. These, if not re-
organs producing general aggravation, euferin9
i tno disease. While in this condition. oppressed bY
Lne arrangements, take Ayers Pills, and see hoiy
eliect they restore the natural action of the sys
SIl, ana with it the buoyan feeling of heaIth again
t is true and so apparent in this trivial and Com
InOn complaint, Is also true in many of the deel1
st ssatea ana dangerous distempers The same prrga
RYE eect 9Npeis them Caused by similar osriic
the body, they are rapidly and many of them snrey
GuLeu G1 by The same meaEs. None who know tIee
virtues Q! These Fills, will neglect to employ them
"neh suffering from the disorders they rtIrc
statement? from leading ply :cialis in some tbe
persOns N PGULIc
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Fancy Furs !!

Ii1I ASSIGNMENTS OF all kinds and qualities ofFANCY
fUkS for Ladies' and ChildEen's wear that will be
worn during this Fail and Winter NV Furs were
purchased IN Europe. previous the rise in Sterling
r.xchange: and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since the first of August.
would also s'ate that as long as my stock lasts
VIII offer II at prices prOpOrtiOnate what the goods
cost me; bn. 1t will he impossible for me 10 import
and manufacture any more Furs and sell them at the
same price owing to the unsettled state the affairs
ofthe Country.
&TRemember the name number and street
sep.5m 7ISArch street Pb;Iad.Inbi
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Peninsular Railroad Line

On and after Monday. Nov 3,
1862, T.ains for the accommOdn-
tIon of passengers will run as iol.
! lows until further notice.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
- n i FOR REFERENCE. 81.

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES.
President ofthe United StGtes-Abrabnm T;noo,o
bes PrssideHt-Eianibal Hamln
CABINET.
Tm. II, Seward, Secretary of State.
Ssssoa r. Chase. Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aswin M, StaHtOh, Secretary of War.
s:F' Usher, Secretary of the Interior,
ats0nery Blair, Postmaster General
'' Slasoa Z. Welles, Secretary Tho Navy
HdWard Bates, Attorney General
D MEMBERS or. CONGRESS- FROM DELA.
WARE
ss"Gsors-Iames A. Bayard, New Castle county.
Willard SALISBURY. Sussex CO.
hePTsss"sqtUe-George p. Fisher, Kent CO.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR., ]. c. AVER & Co., Lowell. Mass.

J. p. Hoilecker, Smyrna; ID. f. Burton. Do.
yer; NJ. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. r. Knew
les, Frederics; Thomas Simpson, Camden n
+. Hammersley, Milford, f. Brinpbprst a r.
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
U-J.W. Dtnney, Smyrna, Del
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FARMING IlIPLEMENTS
CUTLER Y.

uch as shovel' Spades. ;rde-bits, Draw ing knives
avs scythes' will all other Tools desirable fo
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Building Hardware.

r,EonprsinF in part Locks. La,ches, Bolts, Screws
hinges Nails Sash ChseIs, Augers, Weighs. AYES
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AS q Family PhvsIo.

FROM m ". Cartwright. Ne.c Orleans
qualities suTpHsS any cathartic we possess
iney are mild but very certain and efectua in their
to us in the daily treatment of disease. '''u'OlS
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,DEPARTMENT OF THE IxrRRron.

o., " 'aT'I IUII, u = Ith Feb, lSS6 [
oIK' 1 nave used your Pills in nv general and
noepltai practice ever since you made them and
cahnot hesitate to say they are the best catbartjc
on;c %T cnpo{ Their regulating action The liver is
mirable remedy for dcrnngemenhs az tIot orga.
Inoeeu, nave seldom found case of billions Gis-
case SO obstinate that it did not readily Weld To
'neh fraternally yours, ALOSZO BALL. H. d.,
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Bilious Disorders = E.ivcr Complains.

:, from Dr. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,c York Cffv
PURPOSE as an aPerient but find their beneficial
meets meet upon the Liver very marked indeed They
o 80 y. ny ny practlce proved more efeetual for the
cure OF Oit'0uS Complaints than any one remedy I
can. san mention l sincerely rejoice that We have At
!elgth purgaive which is worthy the conf jsnce @S
the profession and the peonle ~ ~~NNS0VA
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Where you will find larger assortment and cheaper
than can be found elsewhere We sell for cash or
trade only. Call aud see before purchasing else.
where. 5s,...- -.... J.R WILLIAMSON,
nov2o Commerce st., Smyrna. Del
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Dyscnlery, DinrrhGn, RcInx. warns.

.ItIH' III y. u LTttH, q tRtc0QO,
lonr Pills have had a long trial in nv pract;ce
anu mold them in esteem one of the best aueri,
ems nave ever found. Their Alternative effect uDOn
tne liver makes them excellent remedy w6en
gwen IN small doses for bilious dySentery and diar-
Thdu ihelr suSar-cOating makes them yery 9c
children. - "'N'i anu
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
The Illinois Election.

The Coppsrneads were badly hogged al
the recent election in Illinois. Official re.
turns from fifty. eight counties give Union
majority for State Treasurer OF 20 s27. The
same counties last year gave Copperhead
majority of 1914 Union gain of 6.l6i,
Forty. Ave counties remain TO be heard from
officially. which the Chicago Tribune esti-
mates will give from 5000 o 5000 Union
msjority. The Union majority in tho State
cannot fall much short OF IS 900. So rolls
iM U0ion ball
The Tribune also states as q capital sigr
OF certain and healthy conversions 20 ,h,
right side, that. in every instance in the
strong Copperhoad counties. where the 10y
al masses went at the snakes with will. the
Unlou vote is increased and the disloyal vote
decreased. In the strong Copperhead coun.
Ties the aggregate vote is larger than las,
year. while in many Of the strong unior
counties. where there was little or no show
OF opposition. the full vote we not osIlst
out,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
Union Prisoners at Richmond.

Mai. Hous;ain of the 1894 New YORK
Regiment, and Lieut. Won Weilhien OF
Scotl's cavalry. who were captured iE
North Carolina year ago. have just es-
capped from the Libby Prison. and arrived
in Washington. They were tour days
in reaching Williamsburg, Running many
narrow chances OF capture, and taking no
food during the time. They say the
Union prisoners in the Libby Prison have
been gradually reduced % n stale OF slarv.
vation. being furnished with mali piece
of bread d-one loaf to sixteen men-meat
in the same proportion, and little wishy-
washy soup, once day. The scenes
which occur among the prisoners are
heart.rending In The extreme. The cries
fo- food are pileous, and the rawlings OF
men rendered insane, in many instances
by the pangs OF hunger. sound through
the building nigh. and day. Men are dy
ing daily. and the horrors of Jersey prison
ship have been revived in the treat me Mt
ol our poor incarcerateG soldiers. One
man in the room with Maj. Houstain was
so prostrated by want OF food, that, when
a piece of bread was thrown 10 him BY
his brutal jailor, he had not the strength
to eat il. and died with the scrap in his
hand. c'uIching in death The very staff Of
life. Even the slender meal rstious has
now been cut Of.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
Second Thought,

The physical appearance OF man some
times changes the current OF events.
case occurred recently in one of our cities
The children of Two neighbors had .heil
daily quarrels and fights, which resulted
occasionally in bruised inces and torn gar.
men,s. The father OF one family, be
leving his children to have been sadly
mallrealed, and being passionate man
concluded that the surest way 10 settle
the difference between their households
permanently. would be 10 chaslise The
head oi the other family, although. as yet
he had never seen him. He lhereupon
procured rawhide, and, abruptly enter.
ing his neighbor's tene ment. inquired il
a threatening lone for "the man Of The
house."
II am here. sir" said parsonage up
ward of six teet. as he appro .ched 10 learn
the business OF his neig6bor.
"Did l understand you that you were
the gen lemSn oi the house?"
Eyes. sir"
"WelI. II just dropped in. sir, 10 SEE
If Mis is your rowhide."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
AUTUMN.

NOW shcaves are slaDicd to the sun
Amid tho golden meadows,
And the little sun.tanned cleaners run
To cool them IN tho shadows;
The reaper binds the bearded car,
And gathers in the golden year,
And where the shcaves are glancing
The farmers heart is dancing.
Then pours glory on the land,
Flashed down from heavens wide nor
tails,
AS habors hand grasped Besuty's hand
To sow good will to morials.
The golden Year brings beauty down
10 bless her with marriage crown.
While Labor rises. cleaning
Her blessings and their meaning.
Tho work is done. tho end is near.
Beat. Heart. TO lutte and tabor,
For Beauty welded to the vear
Completes herself from Labor;
She dons her marriage gems. and then
She casts them off as gifts to mon.
And. sunbeam like. il DINNER,
The fallen jewels glitnmor.
There is hush Of jny and lovo,
Now giving hands have crowned us ;
There is heaven Up above
And a heaven here around us
And Hope her prophecies complete.
C'eeps up to pray at 3cauty's feet,
While with thousand voices
The perfect earth rcjoices
When to the autumn heaven here
Its sister is replying.
'Tis swcot to think the Golden Year
Fu'filIs itself in dying;
That we shall fi..d, poor things of breath
Our own souls loveliness in death,
Aud leave, when God shall find us,
Our gathered gems behind US.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
The Heart in the Face -.

Auc nedTJ III tne race.
1t is truly remarkable that go much of
the heart NAV be read in the face, go that
II is quite easy to tell whether a man is
joyous or sad. pleasant or angry. II is not
always necessary for him to say exactly how
no feels, since his true feelinge are expressed
in his countenance, which usually tells tbs
truth.
HIS words may be false. and no NAV say
what is untrue. but this index of tho heart
in the face tells no lies. This was all the
evidence that Jacob had of his uncle Laban q
ill-will toward him. His uncle had not ut.
tered word or censure of animosity, but
he looked as i: he felt unkindly. Il see"
said Jacob to Rachel and Leah. "your faith.
er's countenance. that it is not toward me
as before" Looks. not words. convinced
him that Laban cherished hard feelings to-
wards him. He wanted no better proof
than this--it was enough.
1t is u fact that we judge more of men 9
dispositions by their words. If we meet a
stranger We look into his face. and make
some inference very soon about his character
IL is said that factions speak louder thar
words. The lang uage of io0ks is so ex
plicit that even the IittIe child can read IT,
The babe in its mothers arms knows the
d ference between smile and a frown-
Tho former awskens smile on It's little fuce
while the lattor EFFORTS a cry of fear n.
makes no mistake hcre. He cannot un-
dc's'and the language that he hears-it is
all an unknown tongue to him; hut the
looks he is able to interpret. The irst book
that babe studies is it's mothers face.-
Each snilo is lesson. and so is each shade
that passes over her brow. Evory day is a
new leaf turned, with old lessons reviewed
and new ones learned /; and, finally. the
child So we'll understands the maternal
hoart which is carried in the face, that he
nestfes 10 it as he will to no other heart.
How is it in the family Does not the
parent know just how each child feels in
the morning, bv glance at his countenance !,
How invariably happy heart sparkIos out
through the eye and beams in every lin
eamcnt Of the face. But the scowl on the
brow what is tho import of that Every
parent knows full we'll it's meaning. and he
must tread softly, or he will inname pas.
sions that are now surging the heart. That
cloud is signal which tho heart hangs out.
a sort of Palmetto flag that a rebellious
spiri, filings to the breeze in defiant reckless
ness.
The Christian graces, too. often leave lines
oflight in the countensnce. Meekne hu
mility, who has not traced these and kin
dred virtues in tho face of the devoted
saint Eminent spiri. uality seldom fails
to reveal itself in this way. He who is fre.
quently in communion with heaven, and
so. carries another countenance
than he would hold intercourse with the op.
posite realm. How true. then, that the
is tell tale !" Il tells what
the heart s.-CongregdHoaaiist
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
DIRGE OF THE BUTTERNUT PARTY
Tune--"OLD HUNDRED"

Hore lies a party dead as nits,"
Its ghost fore'er tho body quits
With politics acquaintance cuts,
And leaves but shells of 3utternuts.
Well bear the body TO grave.
Where no'er shall mourning cypress wave,
Where no man evermore shall tread,
Save but the weeping Copperbead.
With heavy heart and fearful ewes
with soul depressc6; with many sighs;
To SEQ his bantiing laid away,
Its father came from Canada.
foor man his last fond hope is gone
H's child shall never SEQ tho dawn;
We've fastened down the heavy lids.
Aud nailed them down with Copperheads
We'll leave him now to vain regret.
While cheeks with salty tears are vet,
Grief be tore'er to him who pnts
Ills hopes in votes for Butternuts.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-27
Meeting Of Parkman Soldiers.
CANT OF THE lO5rH o. v T..

CAMP OF THE lO5rH o. v IT,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn =, Nov. 2, 1863.
Al meeting held by the soldiers OF Park
man Ohio, who arc now 10 the Army of Tho
Cumberland. after receiving tho Official vote
Of their Township The meeting was called
to order by appointing Sergeant F. T.
Cook Chairman. and Corporal Henry D
Pmner Secretary. Patriotic speeches wore
made by many of the boys. and ak were in
favor of punishing tho traitor at home as
we'll as those in our front. Our Committee
reported the following Resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted:
Rcsoired, That the Union citizens of
Parkmap present to our common enemy. in
behalf of the soldiers. a Black Banner, with
tins inscription; NE gre no quarters and
ask none"
Resolued, That we believe it to be the
duty of the Union Ladies of Parkman to
present. evory able-bodied man who voted
themselves our enemies. with night cap
surmounted with The Stars and Bars IN
honor of their having yielded up every spark
of manhood on tho memorable 18th of Oc.
tober, and advise them to join Bragg
Night cap Brigade as soon as possible.
R'soivrG, That, whilst We rejoice with our
friends at tho great victories achieved over
treason in the late election. We mourn the
loss of some OF our nearest friends who fell
in that contest, we foar to rise no more
and as We oonsign them to oblivion. viii
hope that their loss may be our gain.
Resoiued. That the Ladies of Parkmar
have our warmest thanks for their unendinp
eff"rts in behalf OF the soldiers A "Goo
Ness ihem!" wells up from the inmost reces,
of every soldiers heart
Rrsoived, That copy of the proceedings
of this meeting be sent to tho J:fersoniar
Democrat for publication.
S':4 ; : z jSAs5Sz SSfss;1rr $S's9; Committee
Serg't FRED. T COOK Chairman.
Corp. ii. B. PITNER. Secretary.