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MR.. BUCHANAN AND HIS VILLl
FIEnS.

After the delivery of the unanswered and
unanswerable speech oil this gen'ienaD' "n
ths Independent Treasury Bill, the led9tal
organs al washington, feeling their ui'er III
abi,i,y 10 eain-ssy his position or reiuie nis
mastery arguments, commenced slahuctlpS
=. .nthor bv forced and unnatural deduc-
,ious. putting in his mouth words never W.
t...5 and sentiments which he ~ tins Uefy
-:nsech strongly repudiated. This mean
IA nailrv trick has found an echo IN The
EaIsEsl nress of Pennsylvania. These
rr;n,.. which, al the late gu5ernaioria can
ra.,. sough. TO make "hellish meats oi
,ho fair fame of the gifted and talented Tx
..o,,,;ve who now rules in the wisdom 0t the
neonle--snatch this federal sIander with The
rv;dtv common 10 the craven hearted, So
Iemnjy assert Ils truth, and deal out the
ebosts dcnunciations, which have long
.;nce earned them unenv!aSle nolonely.
WE deem il almost useless to reiu'e The
.lsrder--Cor il carries with il, its antdoie.
W. will merely slate the charge, and refer
arr rea5.rs 10 his speech published al
Iang,h1Aa rolmer number Of his paper.
'TLsv say that Mr. Buchanan wished 10
anp1rcr THE PAY or TIE "LABoEiNG MAN
70 spvrN PENCE DAY" Now. all @e ASK
;s that every gentleman shall take aP ihe
.neech. read il through, examine careful
~ and critically, and i!he hnd such an
idea advanced, will tnen admit lhal iie-loy'
inc federalism has biundered on the truth
rop once. We ask the federal caiumnlator'
who have given publicity 10 charge utter
l., croundless-ah accusation which
;TuEY KNOW TO BE FALSE-tc
nubl,sh the speech, and give i!lo their rea
5e,s entire, without mulilauon-wIhou
xa,Sliup. This they dare not do II woulc
be turning S,utes's misunderstanding
,hei, own prosecutors. Failing TO do This
ubat musi te thought Of such men! Wha
Ia ihejr real character! What reliance car
10 n,eced in their assertions! And ye
these are the men who seek TO ei-vate Z
weak, inhcciIe old man to the Presidency
Al the sacr Gce of The reputation OF every
,eenueman whose destruction is necessary
10 The success OF their scheme.
The truth is, they see The growing pop
Ol.ri,v Of Pennsylvania's iayofiie sou; Ihey
have seen with deep chagrn, the Proslra
ZION Of their intellectual giant before The
browess of MIR. Buchanan. They fear his
'onwrad march, and know loIl well, by pas
observation, that republics are not migrate
ful but Mai ,he services rendered the peo
ple of the onion in the Senate Of the Y
States. wiz not be RENTED 10 go unrequit
ed and that this people have in store 70
SO faithful and talenteda servant, hlghe
honors--to which the people Of dis rebub
lie will call him with srlumphaul majority
over the choicest rag Boron in ihe crGii
able camp Of the mongrel opposition
Hence, their virlaperatiOn and slander-
their malignant attacks and false accusation
II is strange that cur opponents will no
learn wisdom in experienca-or prudence
in defeat. They shsuld have learned, lon
before this, that "hones.y is thu best poll
Gy;" but ii IL en- old adage, bur no les
true, thai 'ho5ssiy rciih political kHaue
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OBITUARY.

.4nother Revolutionary gone.
DIED-ln Madison township, on
Monday lhe24th day Of February uII. Mar.
SAMUEL MOORE, at the advanced age
Of upwards Of 94 years.
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Eslale q iREDERIcK RHoR. lnl. 3

GStMC " HHEDGHJCAH HHOlf, LQte nF
CreenwOod township, Columbia couhty,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters
tesIamenary have been granted TO the sub
scriber upon the above estate, All persons
indebted 10 said estate are required 10 make
immediate payment. aud those having
claims or demands against ihs same, 10
present them for settlement, duly au,hsnti-
Gated according to law. 10
BENJ.afLN keller. Of JGctson,
.4dni'r. tcifh the aciH annexed.
Feb. s, le4O
n b. will be at the house Of the de-
ceased. on the 7Ih ard 4ih Of March next.
for the purpose Of seIili3s The accounts II
said deceased.
BENJAMIN kEELER.
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IT ZGMgSIAno

MARRlED-on The Sd inst. by the
Rev. William j. Eyer, Mr.. MICHAEL
MAUER. to Miss MARIA MERTZ, both
Of Roaringcreek
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fo BRIDGE BUILDERS.


THE Undersigned Commissioners Of
Columbia county, will attend at the house
of Isaac C. johnson, Esq. lnnkeeper in
Orangeville, on Friday the sixdi day OF
March next, TO receive proposals and enter
into contract with the lowest and best bid
der for building Bridge across Fishing
Greek, at or near the house of Henry Hess
in Sugarloaf township, with stone abGl-
men,s 9 feet long, 6 feet thick, and eleven
feet high from low water mark wing walls
on ,he west side, twelve feet long, with a
curve up and down said creek, and wing
walls on the east side, twelve feet long,wilh a
curve up and down the said creek. The su-
persttucture, Brace Bridge sixty feet long
Letweea the abnlmenls, and sixteen feet
wide from ont to out; to be put under good
shingIe roof, 10 extend six feet hey yond each
abulment. A plan and specifications Of tks
work, will be exhibited at the time and place
Of letting.
The Biddihgs will be closed al o'clock
p. M. on the day Of letting,
JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN M'HENRY,
JOHN DIETRICH.
Camsaissi0asrs.
Commissioners Office, !
Danyille, Feb. s, ls40.
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Another Bridge

WILL be let by the Commissioners on
the same day, by receiving proposals fox
building stone arch Bridge across Laurel
creek, al or near Peter RGperts, on the ris-
er-road leading from Danville to Bloom
and is to be of The following dimensions
and materials 20 stone arches each IL feet
vide the pier 10 be 3 feet thick si the foun-
dailon--w wing-waIls l2 feet at each end
The wing-wals TO be raised feet higher
llan. the filling in Of said road, the stone
work all to be laid in good lime and sand.
The top Of said wall to be well COPIED with
good cement &c. The PROPOSALS will bs
received until 2 o'clock OF said day by the
Commissioners or any lime before can be
handed TO MI. Doebler, marked on the back
(proposaI.)
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Commissioners Office, !
Danyills, Feb, 8, ls4O. s
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FIR. r. SKUNK,
Superintendent Common Schools.
Harrisburg, Feb |, ls40,
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JOSEPH BROBsT,
JOHN M'HENRY,
JOHN DIETRICH,
Communicated

Feb. 18th 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07
maRRKur,.

A. York, Pennsylvanis, on the 3lsi March,
ths Rev. DAVID THoMAs, Of Shepherdsiown, IA
ihis couniy, % Miss SussE. daughter o. William
Joncs, Esq, Of the former place.
Ga TncsdEy, 23ih of Apfil, b. the Rev. Josefh
Trapped, Mr JaHgs W. srnDra, u JeacfsOn
county, ~ Miss Gr0H9ErrE WrrgTLa, Of Fred
crck city, Mar land.
GA TUESDAY morning, he 23.h ulL, hy ihc
Rev Sepumns Tusfon. Tnoat u FowE .Esq.,
late vi Prince William county 70 Mss ASA
WRsyrH, daughter Of Joseph Weaver, Pa 81
FsnQuief soaniy, Virginia.
IN his town, o. tie LET instant, by he Rev.
Mf Wicks, ST.. DAVID SaaoDE 70 Ms. Miaaa-
AR SaoPE, ah Of ihls eouniy.
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sHvHE public are hereby directed 70 the me-
n deal advertisements Of DR.. HARIIcHS
celebrated COMPOUND sTRE-SG THEM
iSH ToSTC, and GERMAN .3PERIE.N'T
FILLS, whseh 70 medicine Of great value TO
the afflicted. discovered by o. r. Hariieh, a ee-
ebrased physician 81 Al,dorf, Germany, which
has been used with congratulated success
throughout Germany. This Medieise coa.ists
Of two k'sds the German APerient. and the
Compound Strengthening Tonie Pills. They
are each put y? in small packs, and should both
be usedto effect permanent cure Those who
are afflicted would do well TO make q trial a
tbis jnvaiuabie Medicine. ~ they Aeyer produce
sickness or nausea while using A safe and e.
feetusl remedy for
DYsPHPSIA OR xNDIGEsTIou.
aud al stomach complaints, pain in .ide, Liver
Complaints, Loss Of appetite. FIsisisnsy, ysiy.-
ississ Of the Heart. Gsnsrai Dessiisy. .Ssrssus
L,TitsAiisfy, Sick Headache, Fsssis DsssAsss,
SPasaOsise Affections. Rhsumsti,n, Aslhma.,
ConsumPiion, ke. The CsrDan Aperteat Pills
are 10 cleanse the stomseh aud purify the Biso,.
The Tome or suengthssiag Pils are 10 slrvpgth-
en- and iavisorate the nerves and digestive o.
sans and give tone 10 the Stomach, % all di.sa-
.es originate from impurities Of The Blood, or
disorderrd stomach Til, mode OF trs,tiur
diseases 10 pursued by All practical shysieisns,
which experience has taught thea 10 DO the
only remedy TO eject cure They are nos
only recommended and preseribee BY the most
exper'eneed Physicians 10 their daily practice,
but also taken by those gentle men themselves
whenever the5 feel The ~ pptoms Of these disea-
ses, IN which they know them 10 be sfkca eious.
Tais - the case IN all large cities ia which they
haVs an extensive sale. II ~ not 20 he under
stood that these medicines ~ 40 cure all dises.e,
merely 10y purifying the biood--thi. they will
not do, bat they certainly will, aud sufficient
s1ihorhy OF daily proofs asserting that these
medicines, taken a. recommends Ly the dirse-
lions which accompany them, will cure a great
majority Of the dsesses Of the stomach, lungs,
and liver, by which impurities Of the blood are
oce asion-d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07

II Frobi Royal, Warren equally, Va, on Mon
day, April ooh, aficf severe sad pfoiracied
illness, Mrs JFsnsa y. LACY, uiie - Dr 10
seph D Lacy. and 6sughieT Of Henri Richards,
Elq, ~ Frcdcncs cogay. VifBuis
% WeineaisY 99fh April, 81 BE- residence
near Hsiii0wn in this connfy. afcr shor, bui
painful illness, Mr TH0sss n Ban, aged sboui
g. gsan
On ne sih Of Apni last 81 Holly spnngs,
Mississippi. sfieT lev hours iiioess Atraab III
pouslt, Esq. Attorney 81 I.as IN ne J3i year
al ~ ase. ne deceased vas q usiige q Len.
doua coUaiy, Va, ani emisraief 70 he. West,
vsfy early h hie. % parspe BIZ rfoiestion.
o. Mcstay iag. "a az advanced Egr Mrs.
Rlnaregn DltcHacas. Of lhis couay.
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Causes OF Dyspepsia.

This disease often originates from q habit OF
overlooking OF dtsieadiRg the stomach by En-
teessise ealing or drinlsog, or very protraeted
periods of fasting. an indolent or ssdsntsry life,
"a which 90 exercise 10 afforded 10 the sinseu-
lar horesor mebtsi faculties, fear, grief and
deep anxiety, taking too frequently stosK parr-
ing medicines, dyssntsry, uIisearriages, irter4
raittept and sPasmOdio affections Of the stomach
ahd boweh; the most common Of the latter
causes are late hours aud the too saaeal use
Of sPirituous liquors.
SYMPTOMS.
DysPsPsia may be described FROM q want Of
appetite OF sn unnatural aud Veracious one oHu-
sea, sometimss tli0Us usmitips. ,udden and
transient dIsieusions Of the stomach after satisg
acid and paiTescent eructAtious, water bra,h
pains IN The region Of The stomach, eo.tivsneAs,
ipalpitsiion OF the heart, dizziness and almne,s
OF sight. diAtuIbed reat. tremors, mentALdespon-
aene!, nAtnieney, spssns, nervous irritabfliiy,
ehiIinesa, sAilowness ofconple zion, oppression
after eating, general Lacquer and debility; this
disease will also very often produce the ,iek
ne adaehe, as proved by The en- perienes OF those
Sho have suffered Of It.
TREATMENT
The principal objects 10 be kept ia view are
Isi' to free the stomach and iuiestisss from Of
lending materials. ri. to improve the tone OF
The digestive organs and enerxy OF the 1ystem
IN removing noXious matters from the .toaseh.
and oo'iatiog eostiVsness, Violent drsstric
PurgaiiVes should &c avoided aud those ara tents
shouid be used which act gently, and rather by
something the Perstsliie ACTIONS Of the intssiines
10 their rsgalsrity Of health, than by irritating
hem 10 . laborious Excitement There il no
medicine better adapted 10 the eompleiiop 9:
this than DR.. o. p. HARLlCH,s GERMAN
APERiENT PILLS To improve The function.
oil the dehilitsied organs aud invigorais the s,.-
TEN generally. no medicine hsa ever been 90
prominently eficaoious as DR. HARLICHs
COMPOUND TONIC sTRkN6THENINu
FILLS, whose Salutsry Is nueres 10 restoring tic
digestive organs 10 heslihy setion. aud re.es-
iRbIishing health sod vigor IN ehfeeblsd and dvs-
PsPtie constitutions, have gained the imp'irit
conndenee Of tho most emissnt physiniaas. and
az unprecedented public testimony Rsmsmbsr
Or. HARLieH's Compou.i ToAis SissneLseniav
F'9i they arc put up IN small packs ith full d.
rseuOns.
SJ-Ask Tor Ds IiariielI CsmposAa Sheusik-
ssi"s JeSas 4@S C,y~ss .fPsrisaf pIIs
FfiHGpai Office I0r tGs tals sC thus .1eSieia, !,
81 No -. -NOytA EIGHTH drs,t, PAiIadsttAia.
Also-ior sale at the slor. Of
}. }. ~. sTRAtTH.
ChaFirsioSH;
CHARLES ID. RILHAM,
49,, Hs'FsTrTsrFy.
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SALE OF LAND.

N TRUSTEE for Mrs PmIrP p. cocHE,
<SA aud ny authority vested 10 me for the pur-
pose, will sell at public sale, ca Saiurdsg ~.
9th day II May H&ri, at the house Of DR.. Little, IN
wildwood,
TWO DESIRABLE TRACTS Or LAND
lying in the county Of Clarke, in Virginia, To wit
One, Tract Of 55 .Acres of frst-rate
LAND,
wei watered, situated about half a mile from
Miliwood, adjoining the lots Of Boston's Mil
aud The lands Of Mr.. John JolliTe.
THE OTHER,
n TRACT Of PAS .4CRES,
lying about "a miles from wildwood. adjoining
the Vineyard farm OF Mr.. Nathaniel Bur~eII. sr'
and the land OF Hr. David II. Mcclure; this Ia nd
Is 10 good condition, with a sufiiciepcy Of wood
aud water.
For the tract Of IS acres. the terms are One
half Of the purchase money TO be paid in hand;
the residue in - months, with interest from the
day OF sale, aud secured by Deed Of Trust on
the Premises-PosseSsion 10 be given immediate
ly. For the 2t5 acre tract, the terms will be
more easy-and made known 90 the dsy OF sale
D@Sals will take place about noon OF the
above nsmedday.
ANDREW KENNEDY, Trustee.
April %, lsIO-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07

n In0k0t1En bred Horse.
TWILL staad tbs pre,sal season n su.,ni,
w Point, Jsnsrsoa eouuty, on Fridsys sad
Saturdays 81 Bnckisstews, bsrksiey ccusiy,
On wednesday, and Thursdays; and nj -
on hoptsys and T,cs1sys In ssch week, daring
the ssssoo. which win expire on The Ioih July
(paeiie days sxeepted) he will be let to
mares a tbs low price Of ave dollars the singh.
leap, and six dollars the ssasou-sBd At twelve
doiiars 10 insure. Parting with The mare OF
irrcgalsr sttsudanes at The stand, To forfeit the
Insurance.. lnevsry case so cents 10 the groom.
P.7R.iGON
u besutiful bay, 6flesn and half hands
high. was bred By Mr. ferret Of Fsir!sx eou.-
~, and exhibited every promise Of No. race
horse; but owing 10 an ace dent he'd 10 be- with.
drawn from the turf, and has since been stand.
ing He 10 known where he has heretofore
stood 10 be one Of the sursst fosl gstters, ssd
bis colts are Of the Sighsst promise Thoss do
posed 20 breed from herss Of The porsst bleed,
which his Pedisrss abusass,ly ,ssti6ss viii rsre-
" hsvs such An opportunity II 20 lov q price.
PEDIGREE.
PARAGON was got by the Virginia Eclipse,
he BY the Imported horse Eagle, a full brother
TO Spread Eagle, tsagls) one Of the most beau
tis'' horses ever seen, and very large, full ls
nands high, blood bay. got by Volunteer, he
oy ohelieys famous Eclipse ont Of Tartar
mare, his dam By the famous Highhysr. his
grand dam BY Engineer, hi, great grand dam
by Csde, he by the Godolphiu Arabian, his z &
grand dam tho Lass Of the Mil, by Traveller,
&C 30. &e. See Stud Book page 337
helvins. the grand dam OF Paragon, com.
monty called the Twenty Mile mare. was rot
by the imported horse PrseipI,aie, her dam by
Dongannen, he By old Medley. imported, her
grand dam BY Mark Anthony, her grand dam
oy the Imported Flinnsp, her gig grand dam
oy old Marx Anthony, her g grand dam by
imported Jolly Roger, her ggg z dam import
cd mare Mary Grey, by Roundhead, out Of
RinSbonc. The dam OF the Ancestor Sterling,
Paragons dam Virginia was got by the tho
rough bred running horse, Timoleon, bred by
Mr. Dick Of Maryland, bis grand dam the Maid
OF oakland, by tbs imported horse sterling, his
grand dam by Halls Eclipse, imPorted his
grand dam by Mr.. Brent's Ebony, his z gig
grand dam Tasesr's Suhiima, which was BY the
Godoiphin Arabian
Timoleon, the grand sire OF Paragon, on the
dam aide, was got by the noted running horse
Grey Diomed, the very best sou OF the old i'm
ported Medleyi his dam Benny Lass by tho
i'm Ported horse yenitian, his grand dam by
Loyd's Traveller, hs & grand dam by Benia-
min Dulanys othello, his z grsnd dam an i'm
ported marc from the Duke OF Hampton's stock
oy spot. his &c & grand dam BY Sidburg, Car
touchi Chiiders, SC. &c. &c.
May 7, 1870.
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sIOO REWARD.

HI chariestown, Jefferson county, Virginia, on
the night OF the 27lh ult April,a =.
Negro Man, named JOHN,
supposed to-be IS years Of age. feet or Q
inches high.-he Is bright mulstto, with hoe
.uit OF hair. tie had on when he eloped, a black
fur hat, linsey coat and pantsloons, or roun.
dabout and pantaloons Of fustian.
6J-The above reward will be given IL taken
In Pennsylvania or Maryland, and $50 IL taken
in Virginia. and secured so that get him again.
WILLIAM HOOFF.
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"A TRACT of 245 acres.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
MILL BE SOLD, at the late residence Of
w John DalsaTn, eec'j. on the Turnpike road
from Snhhfeld TO Shephcrdsiown, and two and
4 half miles from the former place, on Ufdats-
dog ths 20th Of May HsrI,
Ihe following Personal Pro
perty, 10 wit:
S-hesd Of work Horses and Colts,
Is or 20 head OF Cattle, among which are
some fine Mich Cows, and some Durhams;
80 or 40 Hogs, among which are some good
brood Sows
Isix.hOrss (.Pike) Thrcshins Machine, which
Is nearly new;
Wagons, Cart, pair Wood Ladders,
Some Gearing, 2 Wheat Fans,
! set OF Bl1cksmith's Tools,
Ploughs, Harrows, and Farming Implements
OF various kinds;
II great rGTiety of Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE.
consisting In part of Bureau, sideboard,
Eishi-dsy Clock, sc &c, together with man,
other valuable articles which il Is deemed TIME
eessaTy here 10 enumerate.
9kTERMS OF SALE-Nine months credit
will DO given on all sums above FIVE dollars, by
the purchaser giving bond and approved seeuri-
ty-ofand under that sum, the cash will be re-
CURED. No Property TO be removed until the
terms Of sale are complied With.
Sale 10 take place al 10 O'Clock, A. N
JOHN w. DALGARN, .4daT Of
Jaha Daig~R, dsesGssd.
April 10 1870
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Bell Hanging.

Id P. TRAYsER Of Baltimore, intends
n Q visiting Jefferson County, this month,
for the purpose CHANGING HOUSE BELLS.
Orders left NJ Mr. I. N. CARRIERS Hotel, will
be attended 10 promptly.
Chariestown May z, l640-3t
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One Of the principal grounds Of our
support Of GEN. HARRfsoS is the fact,
that IL elected. be will not only not follow
out, but will utterly diseogHfeaaAee the
odious, tyTannicai. and anti republican
doctrine Of prescription for opinion $
sake" Under bis administration, IL be
were to be elected, the honest officer Of
government would moi fear the political
gui!lOtihe. because he did not square his
opinions exactly with those Of the sxecu-
tive, nor would the tenure Of Office depend
upon fidelity 10 party. Men would be free,
thea. 10 Thick and act ss they pleased
consistently with propriety. Officers
would then be chosen for their quali6ea-
,ions--snd no, foF their partizan services
OF their braWling demands foF political re-
wards. The government officer would
not be forced 70 be political serf; bound
TO swear BY the powers that be--bui,
would do bic dniy as q freeman, regard
less Of The viii Of the President and DOLLY
mindful Of the laW. GEE. HARRIsOE. We
trust. and believe, " elected. would pro.
scribe no man loT opinions sake--would
repudiale the monstrous principle that. in
free republican country, where al men
ere equal, and havs the same rights,
the spoils Of the vsnq0ishsd belong 10.
TIE yie,ofs", snd would reforn only where
reform vas wanting not where mere par.
y spirit called Cos : change.
fIfissasdrta Ca.sfls
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SPRING AND SUNNI Err
TASEIOYSs
JAMES CLOTHIER. TaiIor,

- n MES CLOHHAEk, Tailor,
- ESPECTFULLY begs Leave 10 inform his
~ friends and customers, that no eontlnses a,
his former Sta7d, one door west of. ID. Packets
store, and Immediately opposite the store Of Z.
NJ K G. w. Aisquith, where he may always
be found ia readiness TO exec ute any and every
variety Of work In his line, at the shortest no.
tice practicable, and in the most ashona able and
durable style. lie feels extremely grateful for
the very liberal encouragement that has been
extended TO him by the citizens OF Chariestown,
and the adjacent ueighbourhoods. and hopes 10
be able, by an increased exertion and desire to
please, ofbeing more worthy in future Of merit
ing that kind support which has been rendered
him in time past
SPHe has just received from tis East tho
Latest Reports Of The Spring s. Summer
FASHIONS,
and invltes his friends, one and all. 10 call aud
examine them.
fTGARMENrs OF every description cut 20
order, at the shortest notice, and on moderate
terms. lanes CIOTuIER
Charlestown, MAY z, 1870.
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THE CoURrEous Rrronr.-"We cal

The CoURrEous RrroRT.-"We call
upon you 10 give US a sound currency
say the people to the administration. =
The people expect too much from the
government. replies Mr. Van Buren,.
II trust you will re elect me 10 the Pre-
sidcncy, Says Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the peo-
pie. "The President expects to much
from The people" reply million Of free
mep.-Prenfies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07

HEIcHr or IhPUpEscs.-We under.
stand that Captain Chambers. and Mr,
Van Buskirk. Of Louisville. called on Gen.
Hsrzison about one week since. at North
Bend, - committee from the Has BIZ.
rea party Of Louisvills. 70 ascertain the
Old Hero's opinion Of Aboliiionism. He
referred them 10 his Vincennes speech
for his views. They replied that they
never had seem il. very likely" OBJ
served the General. "as the journals be-
longing TO the party 10 which you are at.
tached have not Published il; but gentle
men," he remarked; at the same time pro-
ducing 4 number Of copies, you can
help yourselves" This was poser, and
the genilemen's inquiries were answered
more promptly than they had expected
for political effect Cincinnati .Nsirs.
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month goes by. and siill The friends Of
tae standardization IN she House Of Re-
pfefsoliailyes do not pass the sob. Treasu-
~ oul. They are appalled, 81 their own
miserable predieament in relation 70 that
MEASURE faey sre determined 70 Pot
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must swallow il, even though be be Ger.