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in HIS shipping reports that he would not read
detail. Cne was from FERN da giving list Of ships
which arrived there aud which had the blockade
Another from Nassau, dated tho I'd or May and Il
stated that since the 1h OF March twenty eight
had left that port for the olockadcd ports ana these
been q. and some had gone aground, but seventeen
were know 10 have arrived ard landed their cargocs;
a.d this rem ngie port Another long lit gave the
names of Vessels that had arrived Mt dcreni pors from
the Cunfcd, coast aud very few had beer taken. II
wns a ialce cali this blockade. II had been laid
down that blockade TO be binding, must be really
fecttye--that IL must be tn irtancd by lorce SUN
Gent really T. prevent c,ess 10 the enemys c,ass
lie could refer their lgrdshirs 20 the opinions Q!
the Amer government upon that poini, as laid
down bv Mr.. Monroe in 1915 AT that nc ioa tho
ansh Suuih American colonies being IA revolt.
the Spanish government issacd q proclamation sci,
ting forth that a certain lie ~ cpast embraced
within defined limits was IN state of 81 ckade Mr..
NJ nroe, In reply, declared that the proclamation
emnently rcpugnant the Law OF nations, f0 several
re,sous and partic llirly because II declared line OF
coast several hundreds ~ miles IN length ~ be state
OF bocKade He would remind ih'ir o.dshirs that the
uutd states government we're now protesting g NAN
tain b kade upon coast two thousand Ave hundred
m les IN length Mr. Monroe further objected tha, the
proclamation ordered the seizure ~ neutral vessels al
that no maxim OF the law OF nations better
titan that blockade must be confined TO paricslar ports
and that an adsluate orss mu,. oe mantsned
sls as he United :,
yerpmcut had given remostrances the matter
should be referred % uoo' ,ss s,onsr ps,"
Mr. Irving, the United States Minister ~ Madrid,
deaied thai Information from Courts % Admiralty
80 nsres.arv and demanded with"n' delay ssiisac
ION for vepes seized under the proclamation. Two days
s,sr the spanish government gave way, ard the proca-
nation vas Withdrawn He was not aware mas the dec
s,rs. tstss government bus certainly opposed II
common sense sup - that they oould maintain .
.,n,sa,rq our commsrcc irnpovevshng mansfactu
80 AID Adopting the legitimate trade ~ our ships, thus
forcing them into less legitimate 1sde, but ssil nos -
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ennot'snitns q Nc devou,per b b ,Alsd hh -
'ype Of hoy uuorsnce With some Of the Ecrnsn.
list. still cal tie "saeerdotal face" HIS SOUL "a
in his WORK. ard 10 locked "a little likely to esep
forth IN the character Of either hero OF romsnts q
Q faithful lover a. could b. imagined.
So Miss Monrs Was Dot discouraged ane -
memberei The warm, passionate feeling Sc GO
once seen bre al through the calm exterior and es
bel eyed that ehsi had hsprensd once might ocrus
again.
of course, while oil eyes were direcsed on ne
new can n, hehad to lesrn who the rc~sessofc ~
those eyes were one bv one and u was probably
some time before q ides came into his mind shss
Miss W I ma She l,dv In tlscs, vi tie sad tarss
constant ~ sttcudsn. o. service, 20 regular
visitor ., Ne school vas the sane Mss wilkins %
the bright yiaon 81 lie youth 49,.
II wAs be- Sreet smile 81 psius-sAkins cn.o
that betrayed hsr-r Indeed, teirayal nisn' %
called-whsre there ~ss no wish or effort " cer-
essl any thing. Canon Livingstons len the scnD I.
room, almost directly, and, after being for an hofs
or ~ in lis house, went oui TO cal 90 mrs. hsn'
d,, te person Who knew more q Sr bsgnonrs
sf,irs than any one in East Chester.
The next day he ed on Mss wilkins herselL
she would have been very CAD fhe had teps %
IN his ignorance II was 10 keen tsinful w % u
the company q one ths si.ht 81 whom. even -
distance. hai brought her such . keen reufus'
trance q past mise- v; and when told II bis CA \
~ she wss sitting NJ hsr sewing in the din ne room
she lad ~ nervc herself for the intrview before
gong up stairs into the drawing room, where ID
vas eng egtettain.d by Miss houro with warn
demOIssr siions II wei come.
10 BE- CONTINUED.
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(Cs-l,nDd ,,on n, pa pdq.. }

.,,,s ,b,!,,npov.e. enlisted in IL brigade chs.
A.. D net slec, -hother theJ return 10 her business
r 20 p 'hcir ,tustcn, " inform. such ,inrlorefs
-, resc member, n the militia force have no
-i,t ~ r. ~. MISTER. lie sso reminds them that
'.e could Ios,tly lave no tcs.n.ss to 'ran,sd and
t,-oiertv IN loot sfcr. but for the susanns pover
.f'-" 'l"i. The General notifies oil Who may
cseh,ue clcrts for tho reason Of their siWnce on
r,'Iar duiv, ths, he will 10 every os'e hand in the
ne ~ the employer 10 the civD suhoriies Of the
''un,y -here he resides, to be summoned a. q special
1 80 oihc.r, to preserve coed order therein.
I've RrcRsr ATr,cK iron NEoRo's
l'orS Coroner Sors held an inqned ,e'terdsy
''.fnoon, upon The BODY ~ Daniel Jsoh'op, 'fnosn
. ~ am .Jaokson,i The oolored man. sbo died al
tnc ~ Ho,pitsi on "wednesday nornins from In.
i.' ru,'A pod By blow. Nth s'ons On sunday
prnins la. The Jury broastn in the following
sefdi,'.
n.,isl tsetson esre Nv h's In 'urics nv Nov,
:! llwsof stones thfo~n by lsuiot lAhsy, lhrnNd
VIII AM and Oliver Looh.ood and Others. ct
trs'"u' trEno~n."
On ''e rendition NJ the verdict. th- Coroner com.
rut'rd TIE parties to all u s~st the acton Of the
''nud Jury. Tho full particulars Of this esse have
L''n IDtlishtd IN Tho 2r,.
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u th.rv. Nv Hnd.or r Il. e. warren.
n.nn. 4nd ~. baud lppm sunday s.29 .. m.
i'h ~, lo,. . m.
l,s oulugt0n line, Per i, y X and
thi lNNe- lige, Fef OIL, y. T. ,dsil!, sun
~ e'crttd nag. ......-'.... Sp N
- ir'1l, w. New-Hsvcu L h, via srrius.
YEA ~" and IN ave 'sm,ss and ?. m
% E'.t q. b. New Haven RI, 2lth and
a'h y ~ SHORE ne ~. b p.n Sund'y o %
20 hurt'. i' L1rR 4, loot Of Chamhsn
4fI,ff And 1ua "a a,ds, ~,
io ~, 1io Pima hy Srs ,Ier-ey Rsil.oad, e,
81 tn'tl4nfi a. =, 10 AN. I, g. -, ~ p m
n,.,-,. sunday ~ 2. IN
hi.ro''. f'i - h. 10, n Ba-clsv
'.e' ~ N & , p. m
'o, ud = and u ? m. fooi Of C0utf.
hdi S1nda% ....... 49,. =. p. m
''t' icot of C'ur, Nnd.', snd & sm
...... IL N. and : T. m
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Too Late for Classification.
EAIbsN.

,,CosTFILo on Friday. sept. 4. at bis residence
81 he Parish Of Drumcis Go. Sliro. ireland
he felstiv.s and friends. and thcse Of hi eon
lanes also his sons in.lav, Peter ilien and Job
hot nddtn are respectfully invited TO attend the f
neral on sunday Afternoon sept. o, ct o'eIoeh. e1s
hALI.OY On Friday, Sept 4, Joseph MaiIo,, con
OF NE late niensel Mailoy. aged yeafs and mos.
a. II. friends Of the family are respectfully invited
20 sttsnd the funeral on eunday Afternoon, sept
S,s O'Clock, from the rcsid,ncs Of his mo,b,r' :
ot'' without further notice. $50
MARX A. Brooki,p, Friday, Sept, T. Tb.odors
hnsu,tus Mari, con Of n. and Cstbsrins n Mari.
ssed ~ y.au, months and 20 dAys
funeral wi take place a. O'clock from his ia,a
fssidenee. Jos Fulton st. Brooklyn III. remains viii
pe removed TO The horavan Cenetefy, Staten Issnd,
", 'n.'tmens. STT
NOWLAN- On Sert +th Richard Norlsn. IN.
and days. '''
Fere thee veil sweet hud Of besutyI
Little angel, fare thee velIl
Fof thou vert too pure aad lovely
In . world Ike this to dwell.
1ts relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral. on sunday afternoon At
Z oooch, from hn parents rssidenoe, in KIM o.,
bet. Vsnbrunt and Richard Of, Bsooklyn $50
.vANDERZEE-.At New York. Sept 9Th Abraham
Nandefnfs, ased T. years and D month";
The relatives and ffirnds Of the family ard tina
Police s.nerav, are invited % attend The fun~ysI
on sunday afternoon, eth inst, at | o'c,ork a, ,hs
,mteh Reformed Church, Tompkinsvine, Staten
is'sno- 600
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BUAlNEsS CHANCES.

A SMALL GROCERY STORE, STOCK
1Nand fixtures 70! sAIe ehesp. st ala Elisabeth at,
between Prince and Houston Reason for selling the
owner 10 out Of health. viii be sold cheap. Can
be seen for tvo three DAYS
A BAKERY FOR SALE AT Low Price
a IL In good location. and doc. . good business
Also mil busners for sale. Do>s . business Of 1000
quartz day. Also corner liquor store at bsrsain
Also grocery store doing seod business. w H.
MITCHELL II Cedar a. 13i
EOR SALE-A GOOD ROUTE ON A DAILY
morning paper. Apply TO A. JOY. ct the Sun
Office, after Q o'clock this evening. ~
'NO BRAlpERS AND SKIRT MAkRRS-
l. For sale cheap one hundred Rrs iding mach ncs,
enc bonbler, one winder, one Messurine machine,
and belts; al.o full set Of tools Apply ct the I'm
piie W orhs. 2ls East 25th st. frst floor. 2lS
&C0-FOR SALE CHEAP-A NEATLY
'vs)<| fitted up store and back room. Rent SIS,
and lease good location for fish and oyster store
no other near. Address 26s First ave 80
&1OO-FOR SAIE-A FIRST RATE
-IOOLiluer Store in Wet ed Of, bet 7,h and
e.h avg must BE- sold immediately. The owner 10
street. a.
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$4,000. OOOoc Coz l %, \, , 3t y InE
81 INSCRIPTIONS NJ" hereby invited to a loan Of
TWO MILLION DOLLARS, authorized By an ori-
dinance Of the Board of Supervisors, approved by the
Mayor August 18th, 1853 entitled a., Ordinance 10
Jrorid' FOR ne tro-uersT ~ substitute FOR rsr
tam cifiy Hs or RE ~ drd eOrntDf tfr vrk rhO
hlre b,eli nidy her dfev BE- didfd o. s,rS ~ he
ArmVorh me tnois during TIE trsehng ndi, and FOR
o'hs' IurIoscs"
The popeG books for ,rc Subscriptions ~ be opened
at the COmptTol,i's Office Gu aud sier >All RllAl,
the 10Th August ntsn', AM will remain opsn until
the - hole sum shall b. taken.
Suhscrb.rs will he required 10 deposit with the
County lT .surrg st the Broadway Bank, ~iihin FIVE
sul-ci hed Tor b, them respectively and on rfetent
his receipts fer the money 20 the ComptroeI they
Will receive Boud- OF tho County TO- equal amounts,
Iedcem,ht or before september let 1864, With in
erest from the date OF payment 81 the rate OF six PER
cent peI Aunum.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Controller.
City OF New York: Department VI Finance Comp
trolleT's Ofico, August -, lodS. All
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Nu. Baker, the Young Patriot.

w an BAKE. yoI es'noi tave ny daugh-
=" p tbsd 90 mar sss unit sou Areeq4a IA wealth
- a. ~ p1sltcn."
40 sr.as,r was = hsIghtv Old man NJ sorno
'tt, GEAR, ~ 10 peso. whom 10 addressed
"a. ne. C,tia y.uns man ~ twenty We
Wh . -"i heIs-t, tie yuung rHn withdrew
'on We stately inaus.ou.
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MARINE NEWS.
'oo H,t.sl suns,se5 NoonR Il. II .90-u.w. o? OF
UEApuD

CLEARED.
fAMSlllp1 VIA Woodward, baltimore; City
. r' Liverpool I'u'ouis, liaiui ufg.
Pup.us london. + Ii Iay Tor, Ioudon.
.', London.
WUh mine. r-i,,ol. IIoudurn. Beliz,.
..ll'' u lHbIdo,s
Victoria, : Vincent; Pioneer, san.
'''' h .'"u, island, - prey, ~ John.
u.s. ilt,e Bto'h.rs, Washington: Ban
, v R.a.',t .ll. -, SUI hlli hsry Jsuc,
.hn ~. ',u l. b ~. ~. philadeiphiai Jas ROM
49, r., b. IA ru, li,neor. ocean st,r. po,,
49, ,,W,, -" uth' Jam, Lcttie, Matanoras; Cas-
.arA Ma.tHu u. U3,An prii' ", hins,o%n' 4 m
Men, waning Iu, ! ilIfC 4. uins W.,ti,gtor ~
NJ w. h,nsion Y " Grice, Wellington: John
'ilad'lpha n, Gertrude, C.lais "'''
sLoOFs-Lelen, y. Bedford j Adam. n u.vsn.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS s'ar OF he sub, C., ,r,,.,c, p,r
mon, from tue nult Book ld,uy ~duad a. 81 -
%; kiAs f,'hr,, PtoNdenc suHG, IN !,dslnh1s.
v ~ fhhi!td..ph.a' !, lte Pa h4eI, h,s; X
'ot L. VA vis IhIIrston bar.
SHIPS Lookout Chan.sls, W co.,t Of Me,ieo.
ia, Liverpool.
hAGKs Ocean syr.y, csdlI GcuCAh,K WEI.
bkl"s lmcy, Ns,.an ,oiPrTyi ropshie,.sis
sCHOOSERS-- -Chaimrr, Boston IL Albany, wu
.n1aer cHa,S FrUviasnce; Anus .y "sAI P,dy
i'nc. = / ndsey, s,co; 'ni,on' PosA sud, Ne CHI
On, LnesP; c r. DEFINE, s.rayIl,e hFsnCe. H.eh
sediord; X Hart, Bangor; Eastern Belle, Linssn,
>; Charlie Carroll, MiddIetown, Ct Whisnss, Lin
m, Z Is; sarah Appleton, Providence Moonlight
stvbeIn, &.
BARGTs -sehrir.r, Baltimore; r.e,u, Baltimore
bELOW-one BAH and one BRO
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'inr for Chasing the Naiis NJ tho Pos, ONO

. ''''' Britain And The Continent, by steamer
.''su ii'- Arf l-.... ...... .... ~ p. IN.
" 'ani1,ui1h g., ds u SUNDAY Ncrptedl
'F' Iip'i Via -. i1.yh, M. Sa m snd ~ D. m
- y w hi0so iadArh- IN. & 10 pm
A. ~ f'Fi " a. VI 1!I... ...s.- .....+-.. = r. m
N'-''tn NNli vitiie Railroad bam. and 3iS PM
'IN - =. WI MAI ....i An, -, aud 10 p. ~
N'.h Wal -....A q. m, and w .. IN
hr'ui N,sIoit and iall RIVER ........ | D. IN
10 ION lAud 'a.l cl. zee al . =, N. And y. IN
T''"a Mrae tu sunday AL usir close 81 y IN
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COLUMBIAN BALM, OR

COLUMBIAN BALM, OR
~ MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Ever LADY. whose hair /, falling out, or those who
have lost tn,ir hair from sickness or feves, should
Try BRIEsrs "
COLUMBIAN BALM.
II IL the hest stimuli Mt Tor the growth ofthe hair
introduced IL allsys all alton Of he scalp keeps
II clean and fee from dsnd uf, causes the hair TO
grow ;h.ck aud iuNuriSnt, and Possesses yirues
know IN any other similar prcp.rstion The Ladies
requires hut email portion to he used each appli-
cat on, making In the end by far the cheapest pro
parstion torlss oring he hair nov in use. Msuuiac-
fured and for sale o. 10 south second II, Williams
hursh, aud to be had In Nev York at REED Co.'S
Drug Stores, cor Alien and stanton STE and coz Ave
nue d and Houston ct. Price FIFTY CENTS per
bottle. COZ
DROrECTIVH WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
L TIO>-rhe objects Of the Association are TO secure
60 soldiers apd sal or, and their families Any claim.
tor pensions pay and bounty, and to sive advice and
information to them With0ut cost, and to prevent
frauds against them and the Government Applies.
ton in person o. BY letter chou BE- mad. 10 HENRY
GRLtSf LELD. sex. ~ ChsnbcIs q. New Yozk- tfs
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CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.

Snrc,., ~or,cr August 81, lsh3.
signed having met With complete success in liz sfor
to.uperc.ds the necessity OF s,h bo!er and other ysS
matter BY .,g.rimsnis, made 10 the Elsvrath. roar
tenth and Eishteenth Wards, and II having hss1
from The sppe,rsnce or ,idsvaiis q thsss unos
eessary iucnmbrancss While escaping tber pesffII>
notice no. il cours. o. d,tribuiion throusS@a Il:
Of All cit yens in enabling the under,iSned 10 osnv
the same into effect He further dssirss that evcTy
to I'm 81 H. q ~.S +:
number ofthe cart
I'll. A. BOoLE-
c'' Il. 7s... xI S.; \: iI;sSS:1,
Dor, time and eIpen,e caused By oolsctius Ana r.
moving ashes and sarbass after the sans have bess
and III w Va s': 70
saed sondson presents. q; ,so1 : :S:v
amor, the following
Notlcc will b given Of the appIsach Of the s,b and
n. bsee carts by the ringing oiH bell is minut.s s
ned and requested not psc. any sshss, rsrS.Ie q
rsfuse msit.I o. any kind IN front Of your urmseA
Carts viii pass through the streets OF Iii, Ward
:Hery day ,sSndsy:sic,pt.d! 70 collect and remove
tompi.in, q nssi.s, 10 r.sn.;iS s so.e. and r.
move I. sboye should b. made to the City inspector,
~ his once, NO. ~ thAthatn ~.
=. A. BooLE, City Inspector
sup't ofssnit.ry Inspection. 81
HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS-
~ ionsi District o. New YORK, Seventh Avspu.
S Y%fi x..u sSr &c. q st. Ns'
The Hoard Of ENROLMENT for the Ninth Consr,s,
tonsl District OF the State OF New York vii com
menco is sections at hesdqu arteIs above named N
Thursday, the Sd day Of september 1883 AZ o'eoSi
NJ, for the purppse Of airing claims for exemp
ton aud the Transaction Of lie other Iu,ine,s TX
different blank certificate. for exemption vil be iir
nished on application. hnt the came muat bs nrone,,
prepared and veiine before presentatiop
Those only need apply who have been notified u
apP%; and they only on the day mentioned ln IN
All such will be- attended to during that d.v and 1,
selves. 'ne'"
All persons Who have been drafted, and via d.sir,
70 present substitutes, map give notice In vritins V
the Board q Enrolment that on such day thev v1
pr.sent substitute, giving hts name, resdeuc, sro
she s.aune whether be 10 an alien OF citizen.
Iropositons for substitutes, and the eIamn alton d
eIsops 70 offering viii be heard BY the Board on NJ
gay sooys p.msd, End on every day Thereafter, be-
tSeen the houi. q A. y. and 5 p. n, up 10 The
% ae ~nen ne draed men shsll have been ordered
,.h W ousinsss sPpopis!s 10 each day Will b I'm
VII Dc Ever 10 those .ho shall w.,ent subsiitutes
1,SHAs. .. JENKINS, Cspt. and Provost HsTshsJ
W Ninth DisTtst n
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OS CENT HAIR DYE,
~ BRiEsT's CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
!. the only Rabls - we'll - the Cheapest article in
The world, and 10 sold by ell respectable Drusgsts IN
sale Drusgists are our Agents In New yosk:-BARNES
& Co.. 902 Broadway; J. q. HART, 20 Beekman At (;
and hes.rv. WHEELER. liz Cherry II. REED Il
CO., $50 Allen cor Stanton su, and cor Avenue ID
and Houston ct; PORTER 4 Co, <lb Hudson street
and 80 siI,h avenue. Dtusssts can also b. supplied
by CHAs. N. CRIrTENTOS, No. ~ sixth avenue
Manufactured ct a. south second At, viii am sbur
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ITO lHE EDITOR OF THE Sun.
- Ny attention has been called to On article pub
Deeds and Notary iusJic offering their services to
nermar on!. IN particular Judicial District, tor
" can on,y Dc read by Germansl, TO furnish without
nov 40 neither Commissionsrs Of DECIDE or Notsries
picsnt 20 be sworn BY Justices Of the Peace VII
eontinns TO give my service. sstuitously to ell who
NAV present their claims to me correctly prepared
without regard TO nationality or the judicial distrcts
In which thsy reside.
n ". OSBORN.
September 9Th, 1868. I02
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personal NOTICES.

ISFORMATION IS WANTED OF FRAN
CIs CARROLL, Liquor Merchant, or HE wife,
NARY CAkkOL1- also his brother, PATRICK
CARROLL Any tidipp Of the above parties vi he
,hant,nl!y received hy HI. sister in Law, ANN
New YORK. s7T
INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM
4 COMMISGs. Who called Of l43 Prospect Of, Brook
again. 10
NOTICE. IS HkRKBY GIVEN THAT THE
subscriber viii not BE- responsible for any d.hts
contracted on his behalf by JOSEPH HAw-
klNS 70 and about the buteberins business, carried
ns.cd Hrcoh'yn, september let. 1863. FRANCIS
MAINLY. 32S
SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS CLAIMS Col
~ leetsd by J. y. WILLIAMS az Eighth avenue
ana 3Sth %. $50
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Groncsr, ,os cl9ls.
NKw lunK, Sept, g, 1868.
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W DO ere wholly Dc
gni.nt upon hun for
supyOit.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
.ss'.s.g So 1oos,ip. YeT sg


Gossip Is the bane Of social life; always
indicating little mind having affinity with
petty concerns; often : malicious mind,
de'ighting in traducing others !; irreyerence
for truth, riskiue the violation o: il for the
pleasure Of telling stories. which may bo
false, often are known TO be so; greal lack
ofhopor, snsaking dispositios, saying be-
bind the back of fanotber what would not 30
said before bis face; presumptivc want OF
power TO talk on nobIer sutjects--at loast,
lack of interest in them. Male gossips are
worse than female. Women gossip chiefly
about domestic life, lovo. marriage, flirta-
tions, servants, entsrtainments--and world
of mischief they do thereof beart. burn.
ings, hear..sighugs. and heart. .breakings--.
Of broken ties and alienated Affections
Bot men gossip. too. Oh ! what keen, biting
vitbering gossipings they have-baIf un-
true. wholly needless full Of envy, hatred,
and ell uncharitabIeness.
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10 MEN

Men. the time draw Oh 70 Aosion--
: Draws. with ssernest voiced demand
Who would bear it's strain and traction
Must DO strong in hoart aud handy
Who shall grapple double.banded
! With " shall have manhood's name
! Who shall faltcr shall be branded (. Z I. q.
) With uochangiug mark Of shame. a.
Toll. OIL Fergeman. damp and sooiy,
A, the shapes that. one BY one. -s-si3
Grow. whorewth the iron duty eb
] OF the season sbsll be- done
Toll !, the timo Is loud with cIamor.
Aod Il striketb palm with ,boe.
In the ringing Of thy hammer, X. -
For the good that is to be. ssi.et
Speed, oh Plowman, lot not thistles
Prick out from the loaded vain
On full many field there brislles
4 Crop ofsteel instead of grain
Speed, tho soldiers orphan cbildrep,
.Whoin mercy shall not see
Where their fathers grave is filed in,
Turn their hungry eyes to thee.
Strike, oh Soldier, once and over
For the right that grows spaco
Every oiow of fthino ondcavor
~ Brings a glory TO thy face; II
ItshalI be newer tirth-tighs
If the death bolts hurry by;
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
An Eloquent Extract.


The following is the concIusion Of Hon.
Edward Everotts truly great Grafton at the
dedication OF tho National Soldiers Gene.
terry at Gettysburg 4, ~. +. e..s,s +
Apd nov, friends. folow,citIzaus of Got.
tysburg and Pennsylvanis. and you from
remoter States. let me again invoke your
bepedic,ioc, as We part, on these honorod
graves, You feel, though the occasion Is
mournful. that Il is good to DO hore. You
feel that Il was greatly suspicious FOR the
cause Of tho country. that the men Of nine
teen sister States, stood side. by sido on tho
perious ridges Of tho battle, You now feel
il bond Of union. that they shall lie aide
by side, ill a acarion londer than that which
msrsbaled them TO tho combat, shall awake
their slumbers. God bless the Union !; il is
dearer to US for the blood of those brave
mon shed, in it's defence. The spots on
which they stood and fell these pleasant
heights; tho fertile plain beneath them
the Thriving village whose streets SO lately
rang with strange din Of war; .be fields be-
yond the ridge, where the noble Reynolds
held the advancing foe at bay, and, .wbilo he
gave up bis own life, assured By bis fore.
thought and self-sacrifce !; the. triumph OF
the two succeeding DAYS; tho little streams
which wind through tho bills, on whose
banks 10 after times, the wondering plow.
man will turn up. with the rude weapons oi
savage warfare, thu fearful missiles of mod
orn artillery; the Seminary ridge, the peach
orchsrd, Cemetory, Culp, and Wolf Hill,
Round Top, Little Round Top, humble
names. hencetorward dear ,apd famous; ; M
lapse Of time. no distance Of space shall
cause you 70 DO forgotten. Tho whole
earth" said Pericles, ms he stood over the
remains III bis fellow,ci,izens WHO had fallen
10 tho irst year of the Peloponessian war,
Tho whole earth the sepulchre of illustrioos
mon" All timo, ho might havo added. is
tho millennium Of the er eicry. Surely, I
would do no injustice to the other, noble
achievements of the war, which have ro
fiected such honor on both arms of the ser
vice. and bave, entitled the a{mics and the
navy OF the United States, their officers and
mon. to tho warmest thanks aud the, ricbest
rewards which grateful people can pay
But they, am sure,will join US in saying. as
we bid farewell to the dust of those martyr
heroes that wheresoever throug ghout tho CIV
ilizsd world the accounts of this great war.
faro arc read,aud down to the latest period Of
recorded time, in the glorious annals of our
eommon country, thore will bo no brighter
page than that which relates The BATTLES
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