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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
posture Ofthe nndesd, of our Fedcral ~.

posture ofthe misdeeds Of our Federal "a.
lers.
! thank you siSeerely for the kindness
which has prompted this invitation; and /
bail with much gra'ifica,ion he s,rou evi.
dence which your letter adds TO The ma.
ny which every day is furnishing. iha,
the people have at leEsth become sensi-
bic OF the danger 20 which the liberty Of
our country is exposed. Of The injury
which It's prosperity has suffered. aud Of
the ruin with which IL is Threatened -
And am happy in feeling sn assurance
which have never before felt, that the
DAY Is at hand when our faithless and ia.
competent rulers will be dismissed from
the trust which they have abused. The
able aud Jealous efforts Of Mr.. Rives have
done much, and hope will do much
more. IN oonsummaiins this desirable re-
suit, and in bringing back the oduinis,ra-
ton 81 tho Government 20 those pure and
simple principles, which losing sight Of
the emclunen,s Of Office. the ambition
Of party leaders srd the victories ot par.
" warfare. look with q single eye 10 the
prosperity Of the whole people. the pfe.
servaiion Of the public and private morals.
aud the triumph Of our republican insli-
'u'ions over all assaults, whether of their
open enemies or OF their false or mis-.
guided friends.
indispensable professional engagements.
and, nigh, add. other insuperable bar.
ners, viii deny me The pleasure Of &C.
eep,ins your Invitation.
Very especially. your obeiieni ser
want. C.. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
roR THE FREE PREss.
THE BLIND BOYS LAMENT.

o bear me 10 the open skies,
That once again the blessed sun
May smile on me and warm these eyes
That may not by his light be won.
Take, take me from this hot sick air.
That Heavens free winds with velvet kiss
May Print my burning brow and hear
Around my heart their dreams Of bliss.
loathe that dull unysTying sound
That measures OF each tedious hour
o! let me hear the rushing bound
OF mighty waters in thei: power.
= Once more I'D hear before die
The rocking OF the gian, trees,
And drink The melancholy SIGH,
The wailings OF the dying breeze.
This lilile captive breaks my heart,
cannot bear its pining lay;
Beat not thy cage-Let u depart;
Why with the blind boy should it stay
o! lei me hear tn impassioned song
or joyous voices IN the grove
They sing not there the captiye's wrong,
Bat sushings forth Of melting love.
MY heart is at your festival
Free as he Kinds that sweep the sky
Your soulful music mocks the ,hrsll
or art TO learn your melody.
ia drink the breath Of Evenings flowers,
And list her viewiesS foctsieeps wind
'Mons ruSiling reeds, and feel her powers
Like solemn music Of the mind.
And when iifes Fastening sands have run,
Let bending willows Der me wave,
When the FIRST Hastings Of the Sun
Shall glance upon my lonely grave.
C,.o,r No...-- All to1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %, $40.

rather excuse too much Caution in adher.
ing 10 the narrow limits OF prescribed du-
~. than too much zeal 10 extra official al.
Temps TO eniafgs the influence OF public
station.
1 have the honor, gentlemen, to be.
with sentiments OF The highest estee m
aud consideration, your oSed,ent servant,
THoS. w. GILMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
LOW WAGES

The Suo'TresEury argument is, that
low wages is no disaJvantage, but rather
benefit" to the working men: because
he can get rs much OF every thing" in
hard money times. for fifty or seventy
i've cepis, &c be formerly could for one
hundred and fifty cents. IE the article
OF biesdstufs. and other home products,
It 10 possible be might. Bot the moment
That he attempted TO purchase for Use or
convenience any article, the price Of
which depended en- foreign nlsrksis. he
would find his mistake. and the i'll work
ing Of the system upon bis interests. II
The Administration should. BY its Sub.
Treasury scheme, reduce The wages Of Ia.
Dor 10 twenty-five cents a dAy, and -four
TO iwo dollars q bsrrel--W ould Ihis "bless.
ing and benehr' enable the farmer or TIE
Nottingham 10 purchase lis coffee. sugar,
ieo. or sny article, not chiefly the product
OF the United States. one cent cheeper
than he now doesi Every person of
common sagsciiy must see that IL would
not; and that however low The rsics az
wages and the Price Of agricultural pro.
dGce might be reduced, the prices of vas,
nun her Of articles that the farmer and a.,
woTking-man must buy. would remain
Preeiscly the sane. Something. there.
fore Ihe mass Of the community would
be sure 10 lose, without any possible
chance OF gsin, by carrying cut the favo.
re measure Of the present Administration.
The gain-ihe real blessing and bene
al" Of the sys,em-is fcrihs Office holder,
That these would profit by the Sub Trea-
sufJ scheme. which reduces products and
wages. while il increases The value Of 81.
lories, is proposition which Is too rlaiu
TO require demonstration - Bah. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
JOHN NJ PATTON.


ttttHhicNpt hFfi Aut ls1u-
Genflemen-I did not receive until last
evening your letter ofthe lsi. lowing me
to the public dinner. which the citizens
OF Frederick opposed 10 the present ed.
:nini>ira'ion propose TO give 20 Mr. Riyes,
at Winchester, on the 10Th inst.
concur with you in the opinion. that
Mr.. Rives has well deserved the thanks
Of his country by his able and fearless ex.
posute Of the misdecds OF our federal ru.
lers; and have now the most entire cor
fdrnce that he viii perseyefe 10 the end.
in his efforts 10 expel from office and pub
lie trust. a set OF men, who regard tie
prosperity and happiness OF ,hp couuuy
a. no part Of their care. and apparently
think TIC increarc Of national wealth an
evil; who are abusing and pervrTiing tie
powers Of government. entrusted 20 them
Tor the public service. 60 their individual
emolument end advancement snd 81 ho,
With hollow professions Of D~mociaey On
their lips. ore ASSUMING The Fundamental
principles Of Repubicanism 10 81 their
leading measures. u - my conscicniious
and deliberate conviction. that che mea.
sure nod the docfines, pursued and a.
vowed hy the administration. ere calcu.
lated IN their effect, 10 convert the Feds.
ral Government into an elective monarchy
and j, Is my 6fm belief that some 81
the men how IN power and soune Of tbofe
who support ihe men in poWer. n hope
the number IS very small wholly rtr
iis' in those measures and doctrines. With
. clear apprehension ~ their tendencies.
and design The establishment Of com
plrte supremacy Of tho Executive over
AZ The other departments Of he Govern.
meni; bu; whether he men ! sm ihias
iug ~ are Niiful in their WickeJness ca.
only blinded by their zeal. The nisctiev.
Gus consequence 20 their country vili ts
DE same. en- happy % ere ihat ST.
kiyes's mind is wide ~ axe 10 ihe daurer
which thrsiens our institutions. and thar
bis abilities viii be fsiihf8lly exefte5 20
avert b.
u would. therefore. give ne tie ainosl
Pleasure 20 loin yon % payitg bin The
honor 700 iatend. but nv engagement
% not permit ne % b dnlge nv wishes
on ihis occasion, snd / 6nd myself oJlir.
ed 70 decline ibe iayiialion you have giv.
en ne.
} an Esnilemen. moil respectfully
Yout ob. servant,
n W TrfCrf
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NOTICE.

WNAsMUCH - have made change in my
u business, those persons who know them
selves iudsbtsdto me, are respectfully requested
to come forward. aud either pay or close their
aeeoInts. regret bsing uoder the necessity Of
calling on my friends - this scarce time Of
money, but necessity eompeis IL, 10 order 60
keep my CREDITOR chns shove wafer.
sAMUEL GIBSON
Hatpsrs Ferry, March 26 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

esnl'seta--i haze M ne han.f 30 receive
ycar ieef 81 ~ De- iasiani. idfcrnirg 80 fsat
e le-kf numtff ri no raiEfns n itnf fau ~
NifFlrit hare frriffei ID ne fisn Wm c
RiFfs 4 pnbis dIsnef % ~ is,h. ard ast rec
hase tsf1 ffpaiff ie cafss 81 ne hs hoEfi.sl'.
Hts sf lhai cfestien.
b ggiafaite b ges. Esf hsss ahcr fss -.
pfssfai. ~ tnstfs 1ssaks ~ az anszr,fsss
tbguea 80 ~ rs highly appfsci1ist n,ft n
afsnfioa Ffnii ne q snafe yos, araaen.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
NOTICE

- eatrfsEsed hssieE hess appointed
:. .eez,ioisifatof % she ssfsir 81 JOHN 81.
oAtTON, deed. anS A1.,ia,,t a.. 4, 80, -.
y Nos1hf NArER8, dss'a. rsqassis 80 sss-
- sptea 70 sitssr q ssa estates 10 So.
l.y.sent Eiteoai deisy aad aiso. thst 81 -.
800 nAFlas caaiat aEsiass either II "a srtsts.
s,. 49, 80 foFFaFt properly aufhsnfisatsi
osi "a, fego
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wayH,varox h,,iI 6 ian

=, FAsHIhuIpN, N3fiI D, IcFU-
GsnffeEen- beg you TO be assured. II
would afford me the highest qualification
TO accept the invitation have the honor
10 receive from Jou. 10 unite with our
political friends Of Frederick county, in
their proposed manifestation ofrespect for
our highly disIin- uished and patriotic
feiiow-ci'izrn, VIM. c. Rives; but nv
engagements here are such as necessarily
to deprive me Of that pleasure.
BE pleased to accept for yourselves.
and those whom you represent The &C.
knowIedgments OF your fellow.ci,izen
ADD friend. JOHN TALIAFERRO.
By the Hon. John TAIiaferro. William c
hire'--No'hing eau be morr cSmmcndahie in q
statesman than 10 sacrifice Party en- the altar Of
Principle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
WANTED,

A MDDLF-AGgD WOMAN, who esn come
"A veil recommended - q cock. washer aud
iFonsr, snd q isir chsFsoter ~ 70 honesty. &C
One without family would Be pfsfsrred-
though " suitable ~ III olbsf respects. this
would DOT be q material poiat For such ser
want lioesal pries wouid bs given BY gentle.
nan Who wishes her for hr own use, sod
hsrs nhe would God q sood home.
Inquire a This Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
RienmoxD. April :. 1870.

tdChfoAo, Apth q lofO-
GESTLr1rS-I received a day or two
ago. your letter OF the isi instant, in vi.ine
me TO pubic dinner TO be given on the
10th oil the month, by portion Of the ci.
teens o! Frederick county. 10 the Hon.
Wa. L. Rives. and in which they have,
through you, been pleased TO express
their cordial appreciation Of the manner
in which have dis-harEed the duties Of
the office Of Chief Magistrate Of Virgins.
during the term Of service which has Just
expired.
Were 4, IN my power, nothing assure
you would give mo more real qualification
than 10 be- with you on the occasion YOU
mention. and 20 uoiie with YOU IN doing
honor 10 our distinguished fellow citizen,
VIM. G. Rives. who has, on account OF
bis talents. honesty. add manly indepen-
denoe, become the object Of the most
vulgar abuse from the minions OF power.
and OF great annoyance 10 the enemies -
freedom OF opinion. But an forced TO
forego the pleasure. aud return directly 10
my home in the county OF Washington.
Through YOU. ] beg TO return TO The
ci,izers OF Frederick who depu,ed you.
my sincere acknowledgement for the
good opinion which they have expressed,
OF NY executive administration Of the
government Of Virginia, and ask leave 10
propose the following sentiment:
Genuine Democracy respects the hones,
opinions as well as rights Of o,hers-is for
The country before party. and for prinoi-
pies above men--loves order. and never
truckles TO power.
With the highest regard, am your
obedient servant,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
NOTICE.

HI AYlNG entered into an arrangement with
IA Messrs. Webb & Markell, OF this place.
for The supply OF WOOL necessary for my basi-
ness, wish 10 recommend ali those who have
heretofore been supplying me with that article.
TO those gentlemen, where they will meet with
prices n satisfactory as ever, and also with my
GoodsuPon the same terms as allowed by my self,
heretofore,
also wish, respectfully, 10 decline Carding
Wool. except for cash, as find u 10 be a Sc
rious impeachment 10 my other business
GEORGE PRICE.
Shepherdsiown, Feb. IL, lsl0--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
DAVID CAMPBELL.
RICHMOND. April 10. 1910.

'NhHoNOs w. ifDNOs
GENTLEMEN-I have received your
polite invitation 10 public dinner 10 be
given 10 the Hon. WIN. G.. Rives, on the
18th instant at Winchester.
To no man. 10 my opinion, could such
manifestation Of popular respec, and
admiration be move appropriately award
ed. for bis eminent abilities as states
man, for his public services and private
worth and for his liable and fearless expo
sure Of the misdeeds Of our Federal Tu-
lers"
II is most cheering and gratifying ev.
idence Of a sound state Of public senti-
ment-tbat the malignant and vindiciive
assaults Of The 'hirelings' Of the admins
traiion. upon this eminent aud patriotic
citizen Of Virginia. have no other eifrc,
than 10 make him the object Of public
demonstrations Of applause from the peo-
pie.
regret that my 'itUation and engage
men.s make il impossible Tor me TO unite
with you. at the time proposed, in rem
dering honor TO him 10 whom honor is
is justly due.
am very respectfully. your obedieni
servant,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

Ham CiDfn 40 elderly si3ow lady
Vh1 bad zone clsin on Fgyenmehf ler
services 81 hsr dscssssd Husband. called
90 H. Ven Buren, ~ ihs white h5uss.
The hay was received VITA re pfea.
dents ufuai polr'ebsss hos 81 asf stay
vas fsiher long his ENeaIisaf hsesa
comprising % bead scbs. ,sz
BE lazy q sbs knew sBg FsmE5e ~
% yes err said shs-- ny pesg dear
basbsnd Deed % - Heth ifessiss We
q. sd vns aiwsyS teFss 81 i1tsa kssS
siaer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
D. " LEIGn


hicuNoNp, oh Agfr, 1880
Geaiismfn--I have Tscsiyo1. today.
your letter dated ibe lsi April. isyiiihs
re % attend a pubic diarrr o. Be rieea
e Niacherlsr % fhs l6fh Of ihs laonih
- NJ Mivea ia iegiinoay Of he eraa.
iodg which ihe FsoPis II Fredefick o.
possd @ be pgsssnl Adninilifnlion feel
levtsls bin iaf 81 80 ed fsesisss sx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
April 2. 1910.
To the voters OF Jefferson.

Nv sC NOhCES Va SChAcESOns
9NHoSB whose qualifications as voters Of
- Jefferson county depend upon the pay msni
Of the taxes. ara respectfully reminded of tie
Importance Of paying tho same prior TO the
above election.
@. w. SLIPPING TOW,
JOHN X FL-IGG,
JOHN IT, .HeENDREE
THOMAS RUTHERFORD,
Dep. Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

THE PILL WORKING Csdsr ihi, lead
DIE C1Hoi.on.an saysi
Since che avoRsl On The floor Of Con.
s'es', ~ fhc leading 'uppoftes Of Mr.
Van BursD's adm nisis,ion, dat he ~.
et1 y or siHHafacipf,s afe ieg 6ieA apg
~ ,e9g'' Il later loo great, 10 enable our
products 20 GONE 70 Competition with the
naou !aeiered goods Of Frsure, Epslsnd,
Holland. and oiaef couhuies. ebete ,bg
l15oiiog non barely receives enough 10
plefeni him from sisryirF- the Wuetipg
Men q ths Uoiied States have Iecoms
alarmed fof their own safety. and. % siJ
90 checking ihs faiiher Advancement o.
frncPiss y bich " esiIied out wgBlL rem
ihen aTr descf,iHg tie sssss % Ns van
Boren and Tsilying under ne bsbner n
HsEEisoE " lie proved hin.tslf ihs Poor
Msn's FHsnd Wben 10 Conafess BE- o.
famed ihe passage u q isu sufbof.z inr me
'ais % eighty acre. 6 ibe pabiic Lsnd 10
every poor Hsn Who sas not stIs 10 pnr.
ehase larger qaanniy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23


Crsrtrvfs sh1rng u!ih veu. in er., f.sie.
iaT o rraffu' sentc a. DE inr0 rant seu .-r.
ietarfei }~iis a. ~. " a.. Gfs-s. ir rpra.ts-
ine ia.n,Hs haafrIai Hud o.ler n.-1 .aies on III
Tttouf Iratiii AIu.a. l1.ru. Should tea...f
happg 'o tr pf. s1i aft ~ st..st si ne rU}t.r
dinneT 30 pasri fo o. r.rru o. bin. snfto ut.-t
son base zoe ne il@ henaf 90 intf- we Uyr
~ pubic DATES h-fs uii net aIIc,r De tbat a..
isiecHao l"sfc;. ihcariefe. th4t canna, sc-
cfr' Gnrr Ds..f'tg inFIian.n.
arla ..J .eil 81 i.s sesa. 90 o. -orrsa,-isi.
goo Dl ii- rHnc'u. Ns8i' encrs sathesert 49,.
prirrs 'erh ~ ihf slrnai fcJuks fhst e-ri.iaI,
aHait us Ain niHfflf1 a current 10 f,...
10 lat. % as irtF. al s.rurg at fs.is.is.s a.
'.ai 81 70 AissitFTri cod 80 l.fs ha es
Hnc'fHi Dominion $50 hrine hrfHoiie sr
. shiy utuie ~ fefll 90 1rean Ttefsrs ~
Wafhingir0. 90 Jefferson, 81 afal.ss9. ana N
nfnfJ caano longer sutnH % ll.e m ..vov-fn.
Hfpl ba'ci Doe frffai iain ED hansrHftst
ihfopfhnpi 90 whole e1ifrf al ms dsslf,f
e'anfY o. DE frf faY 81 JsnuaIg n~tts
'aE haVc o ftrfy ncw year ~. bv mat ssg
p ioiF o' tUthJ mfnfrfs If bis -onf fefasv
Flh hafr frr1eunfft atrm tssfirt 81 eaafls ana.
lion aeai1.i ii.f frrs ~ ahaso ~ robiis sufbsf
. hsi Hsf ff.f b. srt8aisd ~ anT frse -o.s,-
ifY. 80, sshtemsa, ya8r ffisnd snd oh ssr.
Fahls ~ CLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

PTo6Hec end Eogss The Sub Tressu-
y orators m The Senate say. "rso'Hee ihs
prices Of produce and lhe wages Of labor
TO the standard Throughout The worl,i -.
II We may Judge from what We hear and
see as iosihe Price OF produce, and lie
wsges Of labor that standard" Will 500,
be silaiaed. The people wi. then De en-.
ahseh 10 apPrrciate 80 "blessiaRs asd
BENEFITS" The Cincinnati Gazette ~
Guescsy says: Ia al sections of me
West from which we receive diicc, ibfo,.
nation. The prices Of her sisplrs are rill
is1dng downward TheTe wssa,sle N
good hour 70 ths ciiy Yesterday. s;t1o
dollars end icy cents Ter barrel pa,
bat word along. We vhb IL 10 te,rh
'he Hermitage and the White House
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
ZINC ROOFS.
To Persons vyi.hing 20 BuiId

40 PERSONS WASmhu8 10 kSunkO
ar Repair.
ENoR security from Fire, many peFSens are
II desirious % roofing their Housssw in Zinc,
bet have been prevented By The difficulty oF pro-
earinE psrsons 20 put 70 on. The subscribers
helng solicited 10 engage 10 it,snd haviag con-
sshted 10 DO so, will be prepared 10 few days
q roof with Zine In the best add most approved
manHer. and will promptly attend 10 all orders
~ that line. Myers < BRADLEY.
ChsrIestown, March &c, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

THE TirEs.-Ths nssmood ftil,,is.
sipri Timetf caHa 81 81 ~ ~ hst asu
sab eVeTg coiamn a o. tels fsaf ss.ss
sod ne s3iibn1 ~ 4 isfra sapp.su { -
eriifsly Sled VIII ghasil.s = s kisgst
saisa 81 ssisiss aadsg sseeelis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23

"%NNiNoIoNi n prtl y, 1870.
GenfLsneH-I regret that canrot &C.
cePi your kind invitation 10 a public din.
ner 10 The lion. William C. Riyes with.
out neglecling important public duties
There Is no man 10 whom such commit
ment Is more Justly due than TO .he dis.
tinguished citizen whom YOU propose TO
homer. say tbs. not in the common.
place Of compliment. II IL an honest
opinion and may add one which has
been forced upon me in despite Of strong
preJuoices, from careful observation Of
MS course IN the Senate for the last three
years. lie ALWAYS brought 10 the discus.
sion Of every subject as much of ability
and Information a. any other member Of
that body. This is high praise: but tits
not only well deserved. but Mr.. Rives
has much higher claims upon the graft.
'nde and confidence OF The country. He
dared TO do his duty TO his country in on.
position 10 The dieia.ion Of party. This
may seem small merit IL is certainly.
however, rare one. know nothing in
the lie Of a politician more difficult and
embarrassing than the change Of psity re-.
lations. The Recommendations Of nariv !,
Thug 10 be expected Of course: bu, 10
meet The charge Of apos'scv-ofabsndnp
/ ir. old fuents-in NY judgment. de.
mond' more of morsI courage ,han anv
other aot IN the life Of a public nan
u can only be done by high natures and
ought only 10 be done in matters ~ hisb
public importance. Such was the crisis
IN which yout guest vas called upoo a.
ac' ard hr lid set woHlny ofhis owe
famc. and Of ihe illus'sious com non wealth
OF vhich be IS high ornament.
! Re pleased to sceep, nv unfei,re6
ihhLEs for the kind manner in which
Fou are pleased 20 speak Of one 90 hum.
ble A. myself brought 90 The ,er,iee
I q the public very little hc iaes a heat
devoted % its welfare If-Lisis conceded
70 re. have received tie oo'y rexafd
Which have anticipated 70 dealsd.
With great resrer' vo1r otoiisri scr.
want, WADDY THOMPSON
a. ihe Hon Ws'fy Thamqeoa. ofs carol.
ha Rtr,i. 1alir'adrr 80 T,-4 e-A A. iitu.trlous
ni" ut patriots. tChoi4fs. end confidence. vla
dared 10 prefer ne isisses.s - heir es.u.fy 90
hose u iLcr parry
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WMEATFIELD INV,

North Hotoard, near Market Street,
BALTIMORE.
4AHE uhdersigned, intending 10 remain at this
- old EstaSlishmeRt, respectfully asks con-
tinuanee Of the support he has heretofore re-
eeiVsd. lie cannot offer any thing to the pub.
iic 10 the way Of fine house, but he wilt try To
make The comforts within compensate Tor the
deficiencies without---io make the aeeOsaBsa9a-
iioni add not the bpiidiAg, the object Of stirRe-
ton.
}. cOCKEY.
April q I9t0-st
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THE HIVES FESTIVAL.

cLaaxE coexrr, April lsas.
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imted snd PIblac@ea Weekly
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-02-01
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Northern Mial, due every day at 5, a. m.
Closes every day at 4, p. m.
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ats, pm.
Closes every day at 8, p. M.
ISLetters for Charleston, are made up
every day, and sen, via Columbia.
Sumtervile mail, due every Tuesday and
Friday at 8 p. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at 4,
s;at-burg mail, every Wednesday and Fri
day, at s, p. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at
4, p. m.
Lancaster mail, due every Monday and
Friday, at 3, p. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Friday, at
g, p. m.
YorkvilIe mail, via Liberty Hill, due every
Thursday, at 10. a. IN.
Closes every Thursday at ], p. m.
I@The office will be open on the Sab
bath, for the delivery of papers and letters
from 7 to s, a. m., and in the evening one
hour after the arrival of the Columbia
mail. P. THORNTON, P. M.
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LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
Postoffice, al Camden, Jan. |, 1910.
Mics IT, A Aldridp

LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
Postoffice, AT Camden, Jan. |, 1910.
A-Miss E. A. Aldride.
B-Mrs. Sarah Blackburn, Daniel Bu-
ford, john Bowen, Jesse Butncr, Phillip
Brewer.
C-AIiss Mary Jane Cato, r. Cameron.
Franklin Cloud, Willis W. Childers, (2;)
Ell w. Creighton.
D-Amos Deason, William B. Daviss.
F.. Benin Exum, Stephen Eubank. 2,
F-Wiliam T. Fox.
t:-Nrs. Sarah Gibson, Michal G#skins.
IA. d. billiard, VIM Hopkins Jas.
narriSon, Jonathan Hays, jacob Hug hes.
J-Henry Johns n.
lL-WilIiam &. Keys, Frances knigi:-
en-.
L--Joscph Lockhart.
ND. McNair, Robert Michle, Mr..
Mcdowell.
P-Lcwis J. Patterson, 8; Wyatt Pat
tcrson, Austin Pcay, Miss Maria Parish.
R-WilIiam Reynolds, William J Rey-
nolds, Benjamin Rollins, John Rurker.
S-Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, George smith,
William A. Stewart, William Stuart, f. A.
Shannon.
T--samuel S. Taylor, VIM. Thompson,
James Turner.
WI. r. Wigfall, VIM. Wilson, Sam'l
Young, 3; Miss Sarah Young.
P THORNTON. p. M
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NEW DRUG STORE.

FENHE subscribers inform their friends
~ and the public generally, that they
have formed co-fartrerahip under firm Of
DELEON e. LEVY,
in the Drug and Colour business, and are
now opening in the store one door north
of Murray & BonAey, large and general
assortment of fresh DRUGS, CHEMIC-
AIS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and
Family and Patent MEDICINES.
ALSO, ,.::::P Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint
Brushes, Dye Stufs, and Window Glass,
with all other articles usually found in
such an establishment, which they will
dispose Of as low as can be obtained else
where, and of equal quality.
They will attend to all orders directed to
them with care, punctuality and dispatch,
and solicit share of public patronage.
A. DELEON.
Nj. nj. LEVY.
Camden, Dec. 5, 1889.