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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
LOTTERY DEALER IN TROUBLE.

Richard Vanderbilt, dealer in lottery tickets
Oh the corner OF Fify.secondst. aud Ninthave, was
brought before Commissioner Shields charged with doing
business without payment of the special tax required by
law. He admitted that he sold lottery policies and Dep
uty Collector Benjamin Jones OF the Ninth Collection us
trct which Vanderbits policy shop is located ties ea
that Vanderbilt paid special tax. Tho case VIII w
further examined on tho Eth INST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

sutlop and charged with the salts OF iodine and bro
mine. This Is now bathed In solution OF nitrate OK
silver lunar caustic and chemical marriage between
the silver and the iodine and bromne takes place. max
ing thir film on the glass OF iodlde and bromide Of sill
ver The plato actually sensitive of light 1t is
placed In dark CASE and transferred to the camera or
movable box with the big brass eye Whatever this eye
points at will be etched shadowy picture on tie
Of the glass plate. But in order to have strong
effect It Is supposed that strong light and generally
light from above must be thrown upcn the object This
Is the stumbling block whcbgphotography has in
most hands fallen from nee, II not 1iHe art into
laundering handicraft. strong Eight must be thrown
upon some parts OF the fee order get the right
effects and to develop the features But If that light is
strong all the face, chilly slvery glare is the re-
suit How to get rid of the cold brightness some parts
OF q picture, aud at the same time keep the
outline clear and strong; how TO unto Ngor
and softness how to represent flesh qualities
and not leave brows looking like tOmbstones and cheek
bones and noses as white and chilly marble table;
this is the labor this the task and problem Of the photo
grapher. Can t not be accomplished by retouchins
Why not let the brush the crayon come in TO darken
the burnt Places TO blanch the black spots aud add
eolori This has been done, and very brilliant pic
lures so manipulated arc In those aleoves but they
would have been just as brilliant Daguerre and Fox
Talbot had never lived. Take colored photograph
such as you find In the first alcove on tho extreme left
pictures that admired and won honors at the
Exposition Unirersee The hne precious work that which
comes only OF genius and commands golden prices, ats
Kurtz, not sunlight. In ether words the union of
drawings With bad painting gives portrait that may DO
In sense true to nature, yet sorry daub, and In the
best sense utterly untrue to natures while the hand that
can make true fine, soft just picture OF photograph
does not need to call In the drawing master This
remark dsposes of the majority OF pictures IN these
acoyes so far the future of the pictorial art is
cerued The next generation viii have better plain pho
tographs than have been taken Of any of U.S. and they
will have the regular oil painting drawn,
allied, touched finished by artist hand Let us study
the plain photograph.
1t quite clear that Improvement must first come from
skill In the adjustment OF light aud shade the face
other object to be pictured In this connection have
heard much and shall hear more, about Renbrandsm In
photographs. What does this meant Rembrandt was
genius, born In fog. and nursed IN dim old MILL whore
tho windows were few and high. lie saw shadows OF
things before no saw the things Swallowed. Being q
genius, he began TO draw, and drew what ho saw |
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
Head Quarters s. G. Militia,
ADJ. AND INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S c., May 3, 1869.
rru,r,t Or,}orf AZ, |

ADJ. AND INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S c., May 3, 1869.
r Gsaerai Order No /.
q UGH CITIZENS OF this State as are com
y prised within The following clusses, ,nd
desire 10 be exempted from service in the Mi
lila, in accordance with The provisions Of an
Act entitled IAN Act to orgarize and govern
The MiIitiu OF the Stale OF South Carolina"
approved March l6tI, 1869. are hereby in
sIrucred 10 forward 10 this Office, immediate.
Iy upon The PRONUNCIATION OF this order, nppll.
cations Tor exemption:
|. Regularly ordained or licensed ministers
and preachers Of the Gospel
ii. Clerks and employees in publics offices,
Jusice oil the Peace, or Magistrates, Sherifis,
Coroners, Consrables, Civil officers OF the
United States, Ferrymen employed at any fer
ry on post road. and Millcrs.
III All persons entertaining conscientious
9 ruples agairst bearing arms, practiring
ub, scians, professors, teachers and students
IN colleges, academies and common schools.
Nv. Persons regularly and hun0rablv die.
charged from The anny or navy Of The United
States. in consequence Of the performance oil
Military or Naval duty. in pursuance Of any
law OF this Sale, aad all persons who n)w are
Tor may hereafter be) active members ni regu.
larly incorporated FIRE companies in this State.
V. COMMISSIONED officers who shall have
served as such in The Militia ol this State, pre-
vous to the 90 h. day OF Derember, A. D.
1860, or in any one The United States, for The
space OF seven years. Butno such officer shall
be exempt unless Ibis resignation: after such
term oil service. has been accepted, or in some
other lawial manner he shall have been hvnor.
ABLY discharged.
vi. Idiots, lunatcs. paupers and persons
convicted ulflniamous crimes
Sec. 2. All applications for exemplionmus;
he upon The affidavit Of The applicant. and
snail distinctly set icrrh The name occupa.
lion. age and residence. il in County. town
or village. the name Of the rowshp, il in
city, the ward, OF such applicant.
Sec. 3. Applications from clerk or employ
ecs in public Offices must, in all cases, he ac-
companiedewih certificates from their rcspcc.
tive chiefs or employers.
Sec. 4. Applications Tor the exemption OF
idiots, lunaiics and pnupers must he made
by their next iiiend,' upon his affidavit. and
m ST he accompanied, in the two fret cases.
y III certificate Of The attending physician.
BY order OF His Ex:clIency The & 'nmander-
i. C.i-f. FL. MOSES. JR.,
.Adju:ant and inspector General.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13

b ur,a. aud are empowered In tak' ri 8
and make contacts III it, behalf. i C e
gentlemen are fully posted i'll all the d.,
tails uf life insurance, and may bc. relied
upon as in every way competent and
trustworthy. So much for an institution
OF Which Memphis may justly be- proud
M'mphis AOatu"che.
Such are some Of the numerous tcsti.
uonials of the character. s"lvcncy and
rapid progress Of the Southern Life In
surancc Company, and those who still
continue subtly and craltily, to mlsrepre-
sent its just and peculiar claims to the
patronage of the South nat only distinct
Iy insult the high and unblemlshcd char
acter anu integrity Of its Directors aud Of
ficc,s hutihey are Lss seekiag to pi ostra'c
and dr>ry he material interests of Il
brave d gen"r"u> pc pie. ard there
frc. rendering themselves necessarily
by their wiliul persistence in the per-
yrr.iun If truth, unworthy Of the c"nf.
deuce, the patronage aud respect Of the
public. Very respectfully,
.'' H. NJ. MYERS, Jr.
SpecialAg't Sou. Life Ins. Co. 6. G
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
SOUTHERN
Life Insurance Company.
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. l, 1869.
TO the Citizens of Georgia, Florida,
and the Carol'nas.
We, the Directors and Stockholders
in the Atlanta Department of the
"Southern Life Insurance Company"
with its principal Offices at Atlanta, Ga,
Memphis, Tenn, and Louisville, KY,
respectfully invite the attention Of the
citizens of the States composing this
Department, viz: Georgia, Florida, and
the Carolinas, 10 some suggestions on
the general subject Of Life Assurance,
aud particularly to the claims Of this
Company to public confidence aud sup.
port.
The origin of Life Insurance dates
back several centuries, aud has by the
force of its own merits, gradually aud
steadily commanded more aud more of
public attention, until it is now justly
esteemed necessity of the age and ui
modern civilizotion. Indeed, the en-
lighteued conviction Of she age estecms
every man who has the well-being OF
Others depcnden, on his exerti"us, gull
ty o. gross selishness and neglect, who
fails to secure for them the protection
against want which this humane system
offers. Founded az it is on the law of
average of human life, aud upon scien
tific principles and statistics as the laws
of nature. it furnishes the most abSo.
lutely safe investment aud protection
for the widow and orphan known to the
world. Indeed, it is unlike Fire and
other insurance in this: that failure
cannot overtake Life Insurance Com
pany which uses the established tables
except by reason Of gross mismanage,
ment, or absolute fraud Upon the
usual tables, the amount of premiums
paid by survivors furnishes larger in
come for the payment ofthe policies OF
those who ole from year to year, than
is required for this purpose; and Life
INSURANCE. Companies lay aside large
surplus every year called premium re-
serue, which is safely invested, and in
terest compounded thereon, for the Sc
curity and protection of those insured;
besides this, the Cash Capital paid in
by the Stockholders is also invested
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
Agricul 'lral Meeting.

THE citizens Of KerShaw County.will
assemble iu the Court House in Cam
den ou Monday, 7th Of June, prox. 10
receive the report ofthc delegates, ap-
pointed alta former meeting, TO the re,
cent Convention in. Columbia, and 10
form an Agricultural, Horticultural aud
Mechanical .uunty Society.
WM. NJ. SHANNON,
May 9. Chairman.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13

&. Il. PrIxzY, NJ d., August ia. Ga
EDWARD THOMAS, Augusta, IRA.
THOMAS B. fHINZY, M.p., Augusta.
=. W WALTON, Madison, Ga
II. r. Harris, Grccuviile, Ga.
H J. SMITH. Cuthb IT, Ga.
PEtpLEs 4 STEWART, GRIFFIN, Ga.
E. b. WALKER, Master irans., w.
e. A II X. Atlanta Ga.
WADE HAMPTON, G"lumbia, S. Z.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
For Slea.

SEVERAL.ne and two Story Wo"den
BUILDINGS of the estate j. Work
man in the rear of he large Building
ON the corurr Broad and Ru:ledge St
Applyto
w. D. MCDONALD.
April Is. TT
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
For Family Use.

PROCTOR and Ga MBLES pure Lard
in Caddirs Of 3, 5 and 10 lbs each.
DAVIS Leaf Lard in Ticrccs
DAVIS Diamond Hams.
rhuirr Fl OUR, in Quarter, Half
and Whule Sacks and Barrels.
New Orleans MOLASSES and SY-
RUP.
Choice. Brown and Cut-Luaf SU-
CARS.
Rio. Laguira, and Java COFFEE,
Tcsc,he er with Il large unL well selected
Stork uf GOODS, generally, which we
utFcr low.
w. C. GERALD & co.
May 7. 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
NON-EXPLOSlVE
KEROSENE OIL.

THIS is rhr best OIL male, and by the
; ur 10 Gallons, or by the Barrel we
will sell rs cheap MS it can be
Louoht in Charleston Also large sup
ply Of LAMPS. g..
H0nGSON & DUNLAP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-03

AN AERoNAUT An rr"naut who had
begun experimental mavign ION at Lexington.
and concluded to reach the err'h the best
way. concluded to alight i'll large field \
negro was guiding pillow after til" progress
Of a mule aud paused i'll y camp meeting song
as he hcuri over his head the voice OF Il man
in the baIIpUn. asking him TO make Il line fast
to a stump. For once negro turned pale
His eyes and open mouth were turned upward
for au Instant. and then his Jack knife was
out, cutting the mule loose FROM the plow.-
In the next minute. the hatleSs negro. with
one shoe left in the furrow, and digging his
heels into the sides of the niue was on his
way to crossroads store. While the air
voyaser was anchoring as best he could the
negr" and the mule burst into the midst OF the
Knot OF oilers. standing in the sun; the excited
African excliiming:
''Oh. ma>sa massa An angel hub come
down from heaben. snrrin sure! seed him
myself. come right down in the fcld in =
b!ar5er as big as house
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-03
OrINiONG a. THE re IS.


I've have read. poem tor i long time w
can compare with st. Arh'S in beauty and puwcE
Of Iur,s-iuu. jIsD I:as,r.
..,L' eau rrcuIuurrud II to tn literary Cuminani-
~. with thras-u nnCc that II will bring plea. t"
FULLY ard pr .i..hiv."-E o Comm, rci0j Emii,tt
liz Chr"u,hnrI has pu~rr fancy .i"rgum'i"m-
indeed ,l,, in. ;raIiuu niue Ban $iGhSia
'.Htrriug g>iit,vrr iI..i.rr,! t"urury thIs p"~ni
I- A. ncS may r'ut"iu- il is drItc'iiv one al The
Hu 81 hl:' .uI ia Cou-r ptIu aud rl rant "S,Cu-
rioa We have ever rad.'- BUIi0md iA0s P"sE
Thu irn"k should meet IIE IL TCiy EoUu stc'-
81. Lonis JiEr,.
~ tue 20, ~ from the South let that ii ID
real vrIrv. and risk critical reputation an the
rrCCnlIuu j. H. Irr",.t with - Ars- Margaret
Pr, SOU. i'll Tie LGnG irr K.ors.
"L,vr, p,IirrE. pG,Iiutisrr. poetry. victory I'll
hIrnuInu il uur iHi Imuu"u= -tr4In s""rt. sad
t,in,"I and liuu..l,aut - f., d. ,mGyLtre "
'.St Arn,s al GuicmUC' - - g N; some Of it,
r7--'-'s "II'i anything found IN mJ"c'n p"ctry.'
YrSsujr H-'niR.
IL mas r,,ciy hrcn onr pleasure find many
r"uz II h,au'9 IN Lstr iub!iraIUii al similar
kind - ia l. TN TaIHm. ria
'TnrTr j. much rfrhH'=-- :" much mu.ic. 30
much rot. yiu it. Tint we w"ult ike t. III, 4,
il ..,-uid r"a,l,r- - EliiinsD,r Bwih lin
W.. know Il c,c things Iatr NrWth~r" ii'"r1
finer rhou IA iirtic Iyris - " Round IT,
bic (IiIrl Radical! }
.''fr Luc,-. "i Virginia. has Gained very wide
rcput,tInu y puot In the recon; collection al
Sou'h.ru War p""j-v thrr' arr few poems 'IuGl 10
his lion" Nomtiy m :i2i'rr (Nn-hvill".)
MANY of li,. ,rs.s have the rNQiisIt" mirCfv IF
fnis" wi.irh dazzl, usin KcrtS'-j"h" ESfCn Cooke
:larcii I6 I-bq t.. KELLY. FIET - co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-03
JGRDtN'S WHITE SUL?NFR SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Fire M1r< .tiom Winchester and Onc 0,ld u
NnEL .LYcs Linln .StcL,kcnHnn's Ncl.ot.

gins place viii BE- opened the LIST day of June
f,r he rrCrp;ru oi Visitors. and every czerti"n
Will be made to give entire sa:!s aouon To ill the
a iinr BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance
du, IN" Ihv .rHsuu.
Tnc Bow lir.. \ Icy. Billiard Room, Gymnasium,
Swugs. &c. will rc il a-n"d order: new and excel
lrut CuaCrC will run hc'vrru the SPRINGS and Ste
phrns'u's Depot, the distance being miles over II
good road
THO Telegraph Line will be extended from Ste.
1l rrs,.u'~ Depot T." the SVriugE without delay.
Force PumP-. wll Ia supply of Hose, have
hc.u rrrrr.d witch Will serve cxringuish fire, and
s9ii'El he WI Ks ana lawn.
80 iursts viii b." received at any time before the
Tc'ttnr time f opening.
p, - Mil t"ir" daily. Also, three Passenger
Tr.ui- daily zach wnv.
rrn:r, - s. yer day: SIT 30 per week. md 80
7rr m"nIH. Chi drcm amt c"i,rcd servants half
price; "".tr servant, three !ou'ihs pic"
+. Z. JORDAN,
My 1. La
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-03
NJ IL OR o U S.

A bridal rPl3l- We '''ue iH''i'
Running lghts-Trotiin- matches.
A favnrite nlrdern air-MiiIion uiro.
What people have hotre bread Home
bred people.
What effect i" flnuring mills have upon
town Make II flour ish.
The gentleman ahn stood on his dignity,
has ruf his toot through 1t.
We know 81 -,au 80 mean that his shadow
has omit following him,
Stockings ure now lasned by machinery,
aud they are dartUd nice.
An unnecessary re!nrm-The abolition Of
surftnm at Long Branch.
The Missouri nellr who has como 20 g-ic!
mus, have been wrun" by it.
When is SIN Ill & .h-p,n like 4 bird cage?
When there j. Il perch in it
What is that which when thrown out, may
be caught without hands ! y hiwr.
The prooI in the adaec that time is money
Is found in the fac thar times changed.
Greely carries his farnrwork into politics
he is said to he hedging on fall elections.
The man wlru drew - long breath has TAX
en- another chnnce in The same lnt.ery.
sI'll be bInwed If I give il" IS the bellows
said when the fre called Tor assistance.
$500. ~, -. ,,,,,o,- !,
60 ITCH ~, :,,LL,r,,o.s
When an officer mas drawn his pay. may he
be Looked upon Us hnvir been c"shiered ?.
The women who propose to aipPr mems
attire will abandon pettic'n'@ for petty cOIrs.
One OF the Western c un,irs wants to split.
and the politicians have commenced SripGu@
Will. ~ o.L,r L.,l. of Lr.:no..
n'e n'e" J" al '''e, y, ',,.> - "" ,;fI.
.,S.i- ~
~, ,:.
! u" only way /" ''N sc 1n."4S
- ;,,ou,.,'aJ
mn !" li?na.'n '",". ,''s
OF professionals 'n''o"uee'' ""'' '''Ne' HUN
IT, ,r,
lake your place mnHes, ~ i''e n""In''.
ana ASK i0r nothing 'ha' Is "o' l" TIE O''i Oh
rare.
Are you a Dan sleeper Always was"
your 'hce "c!o'e so'"s /" Oeu II = al "a 0''
lent soapoT'ne.
What is the difference between Il lady and
po<'as. S.an'p O"' : 'e'''''' anu VIZ
o'llc' li'''' 'eo
Inc latest n"'e''y III ur'a'h> Is " gun
"hich Is capable "i pe1I5 d'c"AI2eu "''"u'
rcPr'mnhA-
"a" ,1''" WI" - - 1 ,I,,,;o.I
az .',' ~
~ '''S
y n'e'ur' OF '"<'a'F-a pig ''lc"'r@
through n"'e III renee !" &c c,"""%e
:-.....,.,.. .r.-..-,....,,,,.
- '''''
az '"'S pcs ""'' ~ '''o '+''' '0'"'
y d, '"e''
why must lady always expect her t'T"r 10
90 wrong Because Size Knows he "aS an
Inclination to err ther).
Excited FrenchDau at Niagara Falls =
An "'S 10 oe gran" Sfec'a"e' ,"F'"r"
h"H ~, que ny s''' '' % ''i'o -'"' 1S'
-N,e
How to solve Inc woman RUNS ine',ioh
in'iStact"rl iy-dis>"ive tn" queer "s7"r'atInnS
that have been formed t" dlsrnSs' ""u really
to disgrace H.
An Indiana Schnol-misfrc<< finding that
she had no power to administer physical
punishment gave it to pupil in the shape Of
a strong dose of Turkish rhubarb
,,;o f,.. : D,
60. J.
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BALTIMORE L o. R. X. COMPANT.
COMPETITION DEF2ED
AT
J. G0LDSMITH'S CHEAP STORE.

I HAVE just fuIshrd receiving my -,rr " a.
Spring aud SUMNER Dry G"uns N't,r Go,
ing, &c. II Is the Ira rdr, ~ i.s We Il I.~,r
prizes than ever b, SiyR",,o %. ,. SOLE
aud snail P offs ia,ul. To- sHti-iy IL Iur, "a
price,, style nud qtHuiy. Par, Of NJ D., C,..,r
cHrhrRCr IL" folio ing =. pins Mou-' larr- Eb.r
aud COorcd Alpacns, PLAIN anu faurv RriIIinnts
Scotch pIAids. Brrrge. Scotch Rnc Dom. &c Istu,s
hams, FIannrIs, Fable Ci"ihs BHImora!- ITN-h
Ticking from I5c up; Musiu, hI,SCh,u Hnu ia
bIe'"hrd. from Zoe up. ,mbrAriug s"nr Oi In, IL 81
brands, C"G"s from Ice up; White Goods IN grrt :
variety. Honey Comb anu Mars, IlCs Spreads. For
Ladies' hav" the greatest varieties in FANCY
GOODS 'vcr offered before, such Ruff nEs. Fill
linEs. EdginE, Narcotics trimmings, Chinese
Parasps and Sun Umbrellas. Kid amt LislC Thread
Gloves, Collars and Luds, Dress Buttons Prrfumery
CuTseta. Embroidered and In in Handkerchief nj
many other things to- IN ntion. Ernts'
Silk and Linen EtkE+., shirts If all descriptions
Bows and Tics in all styies. great ny more
net necessary to cnumtTate.
invite special attention roy stock Of Clothing
CassimcTes and Cloths Tor Aira, Youths ani Chi
dren. embracing lltbe latest styles Mems " hoic
Suits from 81 to S25 Boys Wear At the very
lowest rates. In HATS ! have all STYLES. black
brown and white such ns Alpine. VeIucipedr
Planter, Diploma, Don Quix"ttc, Success, hlantic
Boss and many othcrs fr"m IS cents up
TRUNKS. TRUNKS. TRUNKS
OF oil descriptions MaiIibgs md OIL CIUAs eheap
Thankful t" y generous publiC tnr pRst iAVUTs,
hope 1" merit IA r"ntnuoTC G. "t the sRnrr
frrm- positively Cash! Dun't forget the place
adjoining tho residence OF Humphrey K"yCa
May ~ 1869. J. GOLDSrpTH.
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SECOND SUPPLY !
NONE NEW GOODS!

T HAVE received my second supply of SPRING
/ AND SUMNER GOODS My stock is very
complete. name few articles =
LADIES HATS. FRENCH KNOTS, L..
G.. HANDkERCHIEFS SWISS DO,
Sa Ribbon. Printa. Blcached aud Brown Cottons,
500 pairs Ladies'. Misses and Children's Shoes,
Mems Alpine, Yelocipedr, Lancaster, Canton and
Malaga Hnts: Boys do /; another lot Of Cassmer's,
Plaid Cottons. hitting Cotton Sea BrcCZes, 1000
Gents and Ladies' Paper Collars.
HEMLOCK AND SPANISH SOLE,
Call Skins. Eips. &c. Syrup Csc. sos, and 5 90
the hes: in the world Cheese, Crackers, Wheel
ing Nails, and thousands Of articles too numerous
To mention.
will give liberal credit to prompt and respon-
sib!c parties. Come and srr!
JOHN ". GRANTHAM.
iddI"wa = May /, 1869.
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Jlnu7r- } 1SGo-lv.


THE WREATH or EG LAHTiNE. aud other
PurIus. Edlrrd and ia par: C"mP"N"d 10y DAS:EL
BsuISGEE irCas. T.! Virginia. l2mp., 'i.''I. cE-
ira. v,.lrr u",rdI piinIrn ~ tiur tiHt'd paper
and handsomely Illustrated by DAVID E. IE*DER-
slS, =! Virginia
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FRESH MEAT n MARKEF.

TUE undersigned have formed :; 60 part ~
m.isniY. aud FUR .s, to- svnplv iLr cit. EFSS,<N@|
liens o! CmIr!rstow" nj vicinity with r.;
r &c E2 M c0+=
BEET. MUTTON, VEAL. SC. &C
In a"az"u. tally.
TX rri"nrcd in the business hv vc.ra of applica
tUn, t.,y viii IC b" t. Ssl.Ci CnG Nurplz
CT o c Z S IT OCK
at rCasnnaris prices, and present it TO the buvcr
slaU~itcr, a and d.r-s'd with care.
'Ihrv respectfully solicit rh. M roma Of the pub
lie. AluIkt Ru,tse on lLi,k. l. RCr,ss square
GEORGE w. KELLiSON
CT ,&LES G. JOHNSON
T,.,c1, rSsc-c-,
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P0ETICATh
THREE ROSES.

THREE ROSES.
J1st when the red juno roses blow
She gave me one year ago.
ruse whose crimson b'"ath revealed
The secret that its heart c"nrca'ed,
And whose half Inv. hnf trudcr grace
Blushed hack upon tho givrr's ACC
year ago year ego
TO hops vas NOT to know.
inst when the red June roses blow
pluckU her one, n month ago.
It's hall born crimson I" "ciipse'
laid il un her smiing liCa;
Tho b,lr.s~ fragrance Of thu S'n'h
nv sv,,c;p..s I, otn her sTrCtrr mouth
swiftlv de- -nlncn h"urs creep
TO hold is aOt to keep.
Tho rod juur ros. Q now arc past
Th;s yr-y dav b Ok" the last =
And now irs pcrf,I'u' d breath Is ula'
with her beneath a "t lin ldf
There. g.ill IL. p, tails tat apart
And wrtfrcr ON her icy hcart;-
Al three red =. scs' coat
et,y wnrl wac .v,i"rl 7u' l"ef.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-03
THE WILCOX & GIBBS
NOiSELESS
FAMILY WING MACHINE.

I'VE claim for the WILCOX & GIBBS the fol
W lowing puInts-
The ''twistrd loop sritch'' made with thread
directly from spool, making more elastic and du-
rablc stitch than l. made ~ any other Machint
thus simplifying il by doing away with b"bbinS
shuttles, circular needles under spoOls and their
attendant complications
The itnpUssihili'y of setting the needle wrong,
owing to patented device for adjusting the same.
The "nsc and rapidity of InuIr"n, and being
able to turn backward By the foot, and on !iabili
~ to get out OF order.
Tn. great range of wOrk-Hrmmrng, telling
braiding, binding, gathering, quilting, Cording
tuCking, embroidery, scwing from finest lace To
heaviest mUslIns or cloths without changing Ma
chine. KEARSIEY & SHEFRER.
Agents for Jefferson and Clarke Counties.
April al. 1868.