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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
ii. N. GALLAHER. tC,;,ors
w. w. Il. GALLAHER.
Charlestown, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
OFFICE IN ",JEFFERsoN BUILDING"
Saturday, February, II, 1879.
FIR the Free Press.

MEssRs. EDIroRs: The saying History
repeats itself, has obtained the character oi
an axiom. The errors of preceding peoples
IN their Governmental affairs, appear to be
wholly lost on those succeeding III the roll oi
the ages Take the history OF the Republics
# the past These had their day succesS-
lively, reached the acme of earthly glory
then declined, have passed away and are moth
INK more than the bsSeless fabric Of 4 vision
What is recorded Of the renowned governments
of antiquity is destined to be the record of the
" best government the world ever saw -
1t has within il rs all human institutions have
the seeds of decay which are taking deep root
aud will eventually produce the fatal fruit cor
ruption- Observation-Disclosures the first, oi
which is already cropping out alarmiugly. II
may be regarded as utopian dream, but
verify believe the child is boru that will live t,
see this great Babylon riveu to fragments
shoru Of its might, scattered and pcaled-a
huge monument Of the folly AID imbecility OF
man.
The truth with which we started applies "a
communities and individuals as well as To ma
ti0ns. Every community in its inside history
is corruberative of it. Tell-tales stand all along
the highway ofits experience attesting the sad
fact What avails the truth the parents par
took Of sour grapes. The corroiary follows
the children's teeth are set on edge. How
many of the past generation were swept away
10y the wave of intrmperance. Call up III
memory the actors Of the recent past and see
the number Of the stalwart men who fell vic
Tins TO the fiery appetite. Is not the same
thing true Of the present? The same fiery
thirst is raging and the men of the present
generation, the children Of the past, aud tread
ing the same fatal road to ruin OF what Use
are the warnings aud admonitions that yet
send their echoes down 10 u.s. They are entire
ly uuheeded-the same beaten path is trud,
aye; the very tracks that led To suicide, to pre-
mature death, and utter bankruptcy of frtune
and name. What may he avered If this es-
pecial vice is true Of the qualifications Of un-
holy paSsinns-,rue If the extravaganza aud
waste for vain show-true Of the tri, Ks aud
schemes Of traie-true Of the wild dash and
rush to make money and hord up the perish
iug goods this world. The same great laws
that asserted their stern sway in the past OF
mems history are still unchanged on the stat
ute bouks Of fate and their persistent iufrac-
ton is as true rs ever to bring discontinue
aud woe. Shall we be forced to the cOnclu-
sion that in regard to the appetiteS, passions
aud habits Of men, it will he as in the past,
aud that to the end, though so many beacon
fires fling their light aihwart our pathway
Let us hope that Christianity in its divine
power, with its many appliances for good, will
turn the tide Of evil aud bringabout the bless
,1ueSs of perlnaJcut reform
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
POETRY.
IMPERIsHABLE.

The pure, the bright, the beautiful
That stirred our hearts in youth,
The impulse to a worldly prayer,
The dreams of Lore and truth
The longing after something lost,
The spirit yesrDing cry;
The striving after better hopes
These things can never die.
The timid hand stretched forth TO aid
A brother in his need,
The kindly words in griefs dark hour
That proves friend indeed:
The plea for mercy softly breathed
When Justice threatens nigh:
The sorrow Of contrite heart
These things shall never die.
The memory OF a clasping hand,
The pressure OF kiss,
And all the triies sweet and frail
That make up iiie's first bliss;
Ii with firm, unchanging faith,
And holy trust and high,
Those hands ave clasp'd these lips have met
These things shall never die
The cruel and the bitter word
That wounded as it fell,
The chilling wantof sympathy
We feel but never tell;
The hard repulse that chills the heart,
Whose hopes were bounding high,
In an uniaded record kept
These things shall never die.
Let nothing pass, for every hand
Must find some work to do;
Lose not Il chance to waken love,
Be firm and just and true.
So shall light thar cannot fade
Beam on thee from on high,
And Angel voices say to thee,
These things shall never die.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
A Toothache Story.

4 Cincinnati dentist, who had become ncr-
vous by frequent burgaries in bis vicinity,
was somewhat startled recently by having a
man come daily at the same hour each evening
and sit on bis doorstep lie finally suggested
that il il would be al the lane 10 bin, he
would be pleased to have him divide bis alten-
tons AID sit on some neighbours doorstep
awhile. bot it wouldn't he thesame," shout
cd the visitor in return. " nor anything Ike IT,
You are dentist and have an Internal aching
tooth tlst haven't The courage 10 have pulled
comeb here every afternoon trying 70 make
up my mind to have il oEt and as soon as L
come in sight Of your Louse it stops aching aud
as long "a sit on your doorstep where tho
confounded thing knoasit can get pulled il il
gives trouble have some rest. Now IL you
want me to 20 to another dentist, will.P
Oh, no" was the reply, under those circuD-
stances stay by all means, ny friend"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
have read abou, IN novels. =


His hostess, seeing he did not eat. kindly
asked if he could suggest anything be would
be likely to relish :" thank ycu madam
he answered, cit does seem TO me that should
like some oa; meal porridse, snch as my niotli-
or used to make, if 50 be you have any"
"Porridge?7 repeated the widow. Al,
he means paritch. Yes, we hae a little left
from our dinner Gle it to lin, Margery.-
But, mon, guess /, is cauld."
Never mind, know shall like it, he
reioined taking the bowl, and beginning to
stir the porridge with his spoon. As no did so,
Mrs. Anderson gave start and bent eagerly
toward him. Then she sank back in her chair
with sigh, saying, in answering to his ques-
tioning look:
.Ye mind me O. my Malcolm, then just in
that way he used to stir his partch--eieing it
whirl and iirt All! gio ye were my Nal
colin, my poor laddie!"
Well, then, gin were your Malcolm"
said the merchant, speaking for the first time
in the Scottish dialect and in his own voice. ''or
gin your Draw young Malcolm were as brown,
aud bald aud grey and bent as old as am,
could you welcome him to your arms and lovc
him as in the dear auld lang syne2 Could you
mithor 2"
All through Tbs touching little speech the
widows eyes bad been glistening and her
breath comming fast but at that word, % mith
er," she spraug up with cry and tottering 10
her son fell almost isiutiug on his breast
lie kissei..her brow and her lips aud hec hands,.
the big tears slid down his broUzed cheeks
while she clung about his neck aud called him
by all the dear old pet names aud tried to see
In him the dear old young looks. BY aud by
they came back or the ghosts Of them came
back The form in her embrace grew comc'ier
love and joy gave Ill second youth more state
~ and gracious than first she then and ttorc
buried dead in her heart sweet, beautiful,
peculiar memory Il WAS n.on,entof solemn
reuurciaiion, in which she gave up the fond
maternal illusion she had cherished 50 loig.-
Then looking up suddenly into the face Of tho
midde-sged man who lad taken It's place she
asked:
Where hae ye left The wife and Laithi :"
At the inn, mother. Have you room for
US all at the cottage ?"
"Indeed have-twa good spare rooms wi
large close Is, weel stocked wi linen hae been
spinning or weaving a lh,se lang yeas FER ye
bath and the weans."
Well, mother, dear, how you must rest"
rejoined the merchant ten rIly.
Ma, na, dinna care to rest till ye lay me
down to take my lang rest. Tbere'll be time
enough between that day and the resurrection
to fauld my idleness.
Nov twould be unco' irksome. But 20.
my son aud bring NE the wiie--l hope shall
like her and tho bsIIns hope they will like
me"
have only to say that both the good wo-
mans hopes were realized. A very happy
family knelt down iu priyd that night, aud
many nights after in The widows cottage whose
climbing roses ard woodbnes were bu. out
ward signs and types Of sweetness and blessed
ness Of the love and peace therein
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
VOL. 6I.--VOL. 7, NEW SERIESl CHA
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Real Estate. legal and an other advertisements sent
bv taem 90 be an additional charge, and no yaria-
tion.
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be charged ior.
JOB WORK Posters. sale Bills, Circulars
Cards &C.. executed promptly, neatly, and al iaiI
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
Jokes.

The Philadelphia Ledger is credited with
saying:
- Relative othe nomination Of Colonel Thos
4. Scott, vice president Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad for President Of the United States it
is remarked that the gentleman cannot really
be prevailed upon to accept, unless he can get
lease Of the office FOR nine hundred aud nine
ty-uiue years"
This is very clever but not so good and prob
ably not SO true as another thing attributed to
the great railroad swallower. Ouce being ask
ed whether lie would accept the democratic
nomination for President lie is reported as an
swerine: No; would rather let them Sc
lert some other man, and after he is elected |
will lease him and run him." Which be would
be very likely 10 do Washington Stqr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
Charlestown, Feb. 8, 1872.

CURIOUS ASSAULT AND ROBBERY We
learn that while on his way from Washington,
few days ago, Mr.. Willie Bryan was stopped
10y one Of band Of gypsies, encamped near
Redd's Corner. in this county. The man in-
sisted on Mr.. Bryan having bis fortune told /;
declining to do 50, the rufiian caught hold of
the bride and attempted to detain him. Mr.
E. showed revolver, which had the effect Of
making the fellow run Of Mr. Bryan then
rode on his way;when he got to Tenuey's Store
he got oif his horse and went in; short time
after lie got there, man came in aud said
" Somebody drew a pistol on the just now. -
Mr. Bryan said, +" did it, sir;" whereupon
the stranger said, Well. let's make up" aud
shook hands with Mr. Bryan; while lie had
hold # Mr. Bryan's hand, he drew brick
FROM his pocket aud knocked Mr. b. seuseless.
and robbed him OF money, etc; several parties
were in the store at the Marlboro Ga
-sffc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17

va Orders for all kinds OF Merchandise. Salt,
Fish. Plaster, Guano, and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements, promptly filed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17

Tie Rockbridgc Citizen says that Bath coun-
ty has Dol convict III tie Iei,itentiary not q
prisoner IN jail Bot criminal case Oh the court
docket aud has not bad paupcr fyr Ten year,,
and its poor-hcnse IS a souicc u revenue 10 the
county The Richmond Enquirer, from. this
state Of the case, think, Path county IS tca
good fr this wgrll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17

BAsDAHocs.-We have dispatches to-day
showing that IN Mexico tie JuFisis haze hung
lot Of prisoners ard iron, Calcutta that fifty
muiineers are 10 be blown from the mouths Of
cannon. IL now needs only a fresh massacre
in Cuba or another slaagiteF Of Indian women
and children on the plains to complete tie Iis5
of such baIbaEous hsrnrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-17
TRIUMPHANT.

IT Gold and Silver Medals
NXTERE awarded to CHAS. NJ STIEFF, for
w the best PIANOS over IA different Makers
-of New York, Baltimore and Boston Manuac-
turers.
No. o n. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
The Sdeh7s Pianos contain all the latest i'm
provements to be found in a first class Piano, with
additional improvements of his own invention not
to be found in other instruments. the tone. touch
and finish of their instruments cannot be excellcd
by any manufactured.
large assortment Of Second Hand Pianos al
ways on hand. from SIS to $500.
Parlor and Church Organs, some 20 different
STYLES on hand from $50 and upwards.
Send for an Illustrative catalogue, containing
names of over | 200 Southerners 900 Of which
are Yireinians,) who have bought the Stieff Piano
since the close of the war.
August 90, 1871.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

E PRIvATE ADyICEs from Arkansas ln rela-
tion to the proceedings Of the Republican
State Central Committee on Saturday last
give an emphatic contradiction to the Asso-
clated Press dispatch which was printed in
our columns yesterday. The facts In the
case arc reported, on the best authority, to
be as follows; The committee met at the call
OF the chairman, b. +. Rice, in his house,
when four Of itsmembers were refused parti-
eipation In Its deliberations on the plea that
more than year ago they had protested
against certain actions Of the committee. By
a vote Of six to three the committee then ad-
journod, leaving Mr.. Rice and the two mem
bers who acted with him In undisturbed pos
session. These gentlemen, 1t seems, then
proceeded TO ill what they called vacancies
on the committee, and to denouuce as boilers
Governor Hadley aud three other members.
We cannot nelp thinking that Mr.. RIce's ac-
tIon Is objectionable, and 1t seems to us that
II is clearly his duty to submit to the major
ity of the committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

THE Republican State Convention OF Penn
sylyania viii meet at Harrisburg tomorrow
To nominate II candidate for Governor, for
Supreme Court Judge and auditor general
delegates 10 convention 10 revise the State
constitution, together with the usual number
Of law judges and county officers. The Phil
adslphia Press believes ''the political work
OF the convention will be quickly and grace
fully done. The public opinion OF Pgnnsyl-
yania is rs solid for Grant as II was for Lin.
coin. We have some dissatisfied material,
but not more than we had In 1854, and we
have large Democratic contingent that pre-
fcrs Grant To any other Republican"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED 10 announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
will bo resumed to-day from O'Clock until
s. and continue until further notice.
Mas. GovERNoE COOKE will receive on
Tuesdays from TN 4 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

WE UNDERSTAND that Senator sumner has
announced his intention to make no further
opposition to the denomination Of President
araut, aud that II the Philadelphia Copyen-
tlun shall select him as the standard-bearer
OF the Republican party the Massachusetts
senator will steadily labor 10 secure his re-
election.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
Special Notices.

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

TnE OREAT PRESSURE upon our columns
yesterday prevented mention OF the with
drawa Of Mr.. J. W. Forney, jr., from the
Sunday Chronicle, In the last issue os which
his yAledlctory appeared. Mr.. Forney leaves
the paper to return TO his old position, that
OF managing oditorof the Philadelphia Press.
For young man Mr.. Forncy enjoys q very
large acquaintance In this community, In the
welfare Of which he has always exhibited the
greatest interest HIS genial friendly man.
ner, his social qualities, and hls general
character have won for him hosts of friends,
who will regret his departure. The sole con-
troll Of the ChroRicls is now In the hands Of
Mr.. ID. Q. Forney, who with that energy and
Nigor for which he has become noted In the
newspaper world Of Washington will, We
doubt not 50 manage his journal as 10 main
tain the prestige II has gained through the
past eleven years. Mr.. foruey has become
ldcutlhcd with our city and lis people, thor
Oughly understands our needs and wants,
and 0 arc confident that In the conduct OF
the Sunday Chronicle ho will labor to guard
the Interests Of the District and further its
proper development and improvement. We
hear that new features of general Interest
will DO added 10 the paper, and It's columns
viii weekly toem with weli-chosen articles Of
literary merit and reliable news matter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
COrnwell & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND pELLEHs IN -.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
141s and 1920 Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL.
500 OHRsrs uHoToKsT GREEN AND BLACK
TRAs IN SrORE AND BOND.
PRIOR LIST.
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ImperiAl. ..s.s....s..ssss..s.s..u 10 i "
l0unF Hynon, Best. At.s....s.....s...ss.s..s. i 20
Old Hyuon, Good. .......................... 80
Hnslish breakfast, kxtra................ I 90
voiohs, bet..s.s .....ss.ssss's..sss'''''',' 7 W

COFFEE
goo Mats old Dutoh JAVA.
80 Baes Prime Ceyion JAVA.
10 Bales Genuine MOCHA.
- 10 HersheAds PLANTATION.
30 nags Prime RIO and MARiCAIBO.
COFFEE and TEA sold oth,,Wholesale aad Ne.
tall, al lowest New York Prices
Cone roasted fresh every daJ By an expert.
enoed hand In Patent Arona-SAylhB hoastsT.
nTsSlSs z Hu.SSass'S from .. 5s, ssissso'9
sold D. IA 0rds,s TsSsiYSd isroasa mali Vii bs
% aS ssS PdoIs SpOS l1I
Al o. 9therui.s. q Huy numb.r o. artials. wanted
a:. % psrSSssas sSods fSs rom ~ PiRsT Il ~ RAsps Al
lmpe.tsd ,.els luEuriss. Of ever description AHd
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HAVsnpsr's orAehofs
No. MEss MkokEREL
WHITE ssEl1IHaos,
nloatsr.. Dried Bssf, Dssf Tongues, saSat.oared
Hams. BrsAkisst BSsoa. Shoulder. Nofthsfs Pori.
MaiaG. G..ps.. Bananss, Dates, .Prunss. Oranges
sSsios. Sboussls. srss, % ysli.e'. g o. sts .ts ' '''
IyerIthing kept In nnt-elass arOcsrJ slwsJ'
on hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
Lost and Found.

I osF-YKsTRRDAY IN SOME sFoTfoE or
~ t6s sityi. /, iadI,, GOLD IAHDk RhohiEF.
nULDR ard u uANDkkROninF With tue nAIns Of
k q. TOMPKINs In the corner. A sultAbls reward
will DO paid for lth return 10 this once, Ape'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
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Ncaugf OF SDNcmlh nnd " HtFectet tnOffhNFeats
OommeneipR THURSDAY, ApIl q, tl2
. A lsrGe oonsGnmqat of fotaign and douestc Dfy
uooda, ornsiaiinn of West of Eneland. frenoh and
German broad aud marrow woosn Cloths, all shs des
and 9oioraf tfelch, English apd Scotch iaaoy
Tweeda and Oaaaimerag Furback, Moscow and fa-
qumauf heavers, Chinchiilas, Vestiugp, Oloakings,
Ao. Also, Scotch, frgBoh and German paisly, Oash.
mere, Qneepaf I'd ard other and desirable
bhaws, Dreg Goods ln great variety, such a. Black
and Oootei Hiks, BAtiun frish and Lyons fUplinf.
ALvool Merinoe, nel,iues, satssa OlothF, EsrEss.
elegant imported PiAidr Alpnoas, Empress q otha,
hc,, &c, Avarr rich sad tare assattmsnt oi lyons
hilk Nelvet- Nsvgtsens and nne Sill plnsb 8utiuga,
Prints, bIsaohed and unhiaaehed Mnalia fton %
Tards vide A large lins o. HnKiish aud American
hiaakss, EiGnnsif. Ladies, Ussts and dhlldien',
well seisctsd siech 81 Vsiveis, Brusis' kddsrulss
ter, Tapastry And tpsrain Csipett a. u5u.~ hug,
DsmA.s aud Eottl- shan laee Uaf,slna, Table abd
other Llnenf, Ao., IRON Medium 10 bpeat lnpNisd.
ni variety q 9,hsr goeds TO aun,Ieus 70 nsniio1
disposed Of The whole N be sold without 'eseIte
10 70 n sait AL for Cab. sales 70 esinmopo o. q 10
RY n, OOLKtfAN. AuctlsneeT,
DSouthoast corner Of Tenth street and PennsJVAniA
avenue.
PsI,is. dssllnns Housekeeping OF bVsIns,s VII ana
70 their afvantsgs 70 oail me, as viii par eash
FOE the Goodn soli a pubho auotgn ~ 10y Per.
esnisea knqtlon salss ever TUESDAY, THURS