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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Poisoned 10 Dca,!..

\ healthy liver seCretes each day about two
and a half pounds Of bile, which contains a
great amount of waste material taken from The
blood When the liver becomes torpid or con-
gesipd, it tails e. eliminate this vast amount Of
urxious substance, which, therefore, remains to
poison the blood and be conveyed - every part
Of the system WHAT must be the condition
Of the blood when il is receiving and retaining
each day two and hat pounds Of poison p
Nature tries - work of this poison through
other channels and Jr-aus-the sidaeys, lungs,
skin, etc but these organs become oycriaxed
III rerirmiug tins labor, 10 addition 10 their
natural functions, sui cannot long withstand
the pressure but become variously diseased.
The brain, which IL the great electrical cen
tire of al vitality, Is uuduly stimulated by the
unhealthy blood which passes 10 II from the
heart, and il fails 10 perform It's office health
fuiiv. Hence the symptoms of BIKE poisoning.
Wul,h are dulluess, headache, incspacjty to
keep the mini on any subject, impairment of
memory, dizzy sleepy, or nervous feelings,
gloomy iofrbudiu.s aud irrltabjIty OF temper
The No09 iiSeit being diseased As It forms the
sweat upon the surface of the -kin, IS 50 irrita-
uug and poisonous that 1t produce, disculored
brown spots, pimple>, bitches aud other erup-
tious, sores boils. carbuncles aud scrofuous
tumors. The stomach, bowels, aud other or
Sans spoken OF, cannot escape becoming affect
Ell, sooner or later, aud costiyenesS, piles. drop
sy, dyspepsia, diarrhpa, female weakness. aud
many other forms of chronic disease, are among
the necessary results As remedy for all
these manifestations Of disease. Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery with small daily
doses Of his Pleasant Purgative Pellets are pos
itiyely uuequslled. By them the liver and
stomach are changed TO an active and healthy
state, the appetite regulated and restored, the
blood and secretionS thoroughly purified and
enriched, aud the whole system renovated and
built mp anew. Sold by all frst-class drug
sisis aud dealers in medicine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

MRs. FTTcH's JEwELRY.-lt was supposed
that Ms. Fitchs iewelry present from the
Kbedive OF Egypt, and valued at $500 100000,
would be admitted free of duty, but the Treas
uTy Department dsmurs at this as unjust.
There would be 40 object in paying the enor-
NOUS duty, unless par, Of tho jewels we're
altaSward sold. which would be AZ act Of dis
courtesy and Mrs Fitch is advised to take cut
warehouse entry fos toe diamonds and ez-
low them there. and, aztec wearing them few
times, bring them to Tai. country as article.
10 uss, which would enlite than to 3 free ed
nission-thus sagiog i75 900 dutg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
General Early.

In that far of future when the Democratic
party gets into power, ii is expected that Ju-
bal Early, of Virginia, will take Phil Sheri-
dams place as Lieutenant: General Of the
Amy"
We take the above from the National Re.
publican, President Grants Washington organ
aud have Only 10 say that if such a change
could be effected in the army, The respec.a-
bi.ity Of the service would DC greatly iucreas.
ell General Early fought under the star
spangled banner through two Wharf.-The Flor
ia aud the Nexican-belore Phil Sheridan 80.
ever heard of, and if be could have bees
supplied with the resources that Sheridan la,
in The Valley, little Phil" would only b.
known now as an utter fai.ure.-LynclbVg
T,rgiRjGS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Eloquent Extract.

Who says that ei0queDce is dead, OF that it
is confined within the limits Of the West -
Read the following burs,, aud see to what sub
lime heights fancy and genius esA go, even in
the DISCUSSION Of dry legal question of Low
Extract froa. Bri.J before he United States Sg-
prone Coart Of Ae Caiiei State. IA Of
L. Aadi.sA Dog, PIaipsig "a Error 90. r. III
coz, DJotggaI ~ Error:
MAY AZ PLEASE THE CURT: When the
90 Beanie Blue Flag went down before &" The
Star spaggl.d B3nGer. aud that glorious en-
o!em OF " The Uuion, the Constitution, aud the
Enforcement Of the Laws" agaiU waived in
triumph
"From Names DARK pines and crags Of snow
To where 4aguOliAn breyZes blow"
il vas iOudiy hoped that civil stnfe and con-
teutOu we're .. an sud, and that peace, quiet
aud rep1se had returned to bless the laud
But those were
Hopes which but aIlgrcd to ay; )"
they were. indeed, but
Joys that vanished whilst We sipp'd."
For scarcely bad the roar Of artillery ceased
aud tLo smoke u BATHS cleared oG. aud scarce
is had the INK become dry 90 the parchmeuts
% Pardon, which iell frou the Executive hand
d" Thick a. sut4mual leaves that streg toe brooks
Ia |aI1mbr0ss,'
before some
Ofthe last f1v who vsnly brave"
an ahu ~uuld Theoretically, merely,
Die Tor the cause they eoald DOT save"
rushed into dc courts. rsHsrsd TIE contest in
another Jo'm aud Ne Sfe here to-day on =
Wr,t oi error % the Supreme Court Of Louisi-
ius 90 reverse victory obtained in tina Her
mode Of hostility and attack upon sac power
aud authority Of the United States aud the
rights OF one which are irm!y based upon the
same
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Condemns Day.

90 the q instant, the traditional ground
hog cane out Of his hole end peeEipg round
saw his Own shadow. Thsre0poo be returned
And now, according to tie weather Nise-acres
~e are 20 have Elk weeks uore Of wintry
utathcr.
It vas Condemns Day aud was, as usual,
observed by all she Catholic Churches The
esudlss required for service durioz the ensuing
year we're eo0secrs,ej. To Europe. there lie =
tradition that foe C4udlemas Day foFeshai-
oSs a severe winter. Ia Scotland they say
If Csndlemas is fair sud clear,
Iaere'u be tw0 winters in the yesF."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Dwelling House,

CORN HOUSES, the proper SHEDDING
and all the appointments, in prime sondition, Of
a histslass iarn.
Water is conveyed 10 the barn-yard by water
ram, and q, abundant supply of water runs thro'
the premises. There is also an ORCHARD Of
choice trrit The property is convenient TO
Post OiIiee,-ths village OF kippon being only
mile distant from it, Church has recently been
constructed on portion OF 10, aud other churches
are conveniently near. The best Of Schools
in the immediate neighborhOod. large Mer-
chant or Flour Mill sdjoins it aud there is "a Wool
en- Factory within halt mile Of il. The farm 10
in high state of cultivation and ia regarded Z,
OF the most desirable pieces Of property IN tas
Shenandoah Valley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice.

ON ard after January lst, 1875, the tu,iaep
~ heretofore conducted by me, will b. under
,he name aud s.yle OF Jas. Law. Hood g. Co.
Jan. ], ls75. JAS. LAW. HUOFF.
In conducting The above business a cl0ser sys-
ten OF Cash dealing will be adopted BY the firm
a. all goods have nog 10 be purchased by us Ter
cash or 30 days. All accounts therefore will be
required to BE- closed quarterly.
Jan. /, 1875. JAS. LAW. HOOfF d co.
A = il is important that my business shoald be
"A at once closed, ali parties knowing them
selves indebted TO me by note or open aceOHnt,
will be required to settle same without delay.
Jan. |, lois. JAS. LAW. HOOff.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

gpURSUANT n q D,rr.s - ths c'fcult
mt II JsiIe-.'n C,gniy West Yff.His.
pfon-unc,d on tie 25rl day "a o.i..sr. ts-f.
~ a Ch.nc,ry came ihsrs.n p-rfirs bsfv.sa
Iirss. Hrrfs kl.nr -frttr .ff 60 80
~ Mna' Huf-fs A.irf .ffaf.fI PLASTIC ed
f,-l b Mrw. Air -f-rf sri af.-rs o..
i.rlahis 90 rsI'sf- r.sI ODD nI eFsssI
Csc. .lrr. ~ go Delfs L. tts 81,
Dec go - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

ANpREv JOHNSON IS TUE SENATg.-The
statement thas Mr.. johnson gave pledges
As 10 his future political action to the squad Of
republicans who voted for him, is reduced to tbs
fact that be assured them be would nor be
governed In DIS action By mere paTii>ansbip.
On entering the Senate Mr.. Joausou viii hud
there twelve Senators who voted yea on
the Impeachment occasi0n-Messrs. Anthony,
Cameron, C1uShug, C0gan. E.lmuuds, Ferry,
Freingbuyssn, Howe, the two MJrrills, Nor
ton aud Sherman.
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REPRINTS OF The
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
winchester Items.

From the Winchester Times We extract Sic
following:
Mr. Adam Forney died a. his rs.dsnce in
Winchester, on Wednesday last He was a
peusioner Of the wax Of 1912. He was proba-
bly, the oldest citizen Of the town, bis age being
about So years.
The CHM Foundry, advertised 10 this paper,
was sold on Thursday, by Messrs. Conrad and
Boyd, trustees. to Wn. I. Gilbert and C.. b.
Meredith, for $4,000.
Sufficient funds have been collected 30
complete the Catholic Church 10 this city.
Mrs. McKericher, wife Of Mr. James Nc
Kericher, formerly of Winchester. Gardiner at
the Smithsonian grounds. Washington City,
aud niece of Mr. Robert Steele. of Winchester,
died in Alexandria on the 2slh instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Notice TO Trespassers.

TIVE Mount Hammond" farm has been posted
. from time o. time for the psst fTe year,, and
aid farm being stl trespasscd upon, (especislly
ty foS hunters, whose dog- within the pact ten
ia " have destroyed ny Gook % choice sbeep,)
this is % give notice 10 all parties that orbesr
snee" has in this ease " ceased 90 be a virtue"
and that the law will from this time forth be en-
forced upon all such parties.
Jan. IS, lsT5-3L H.F. SCHULTZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

SENATOR CARPENrgH DEFGATgD.-Scna'or
Carpenter exhibit. the freshest ius,aac, Of o.,
defeats which have f.lleu thick aad as, uP1n
the devoted heads Of the administration Seua-
tors. His ambition was laid low today BY
the success Of tho h,es, approved style Of COM
Jinayiou Of democrats with boi,ius republican
Angus Clmer0a, his successful competitor, Is
the Speaker Of tie Wisconsin House ol D-.e-
gates lie ia nephew Of Senator Cameron,
OF Pennsylvania, Is abou, 80 years Of ass, aud
Is said 8 be a liberal republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
POSTPONENIENT.
SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM.

DY virtue oftvo Deeds OF Trust-oae executed
, by A. Nilsson Evans aud Harriet :. his wife
BY A. Mason Evans dated October l, 1874. both
daily recorded in the Clerks saice of Jefferson
County, the first Deed TO see1rc the following
debts 60 Thomas johnson for S400; q John r.
Smith EK'r ii Catherine Fry. $500; snd The Sc
cond Deed % secure the payment Of the following
debts to John +. Smith, EK'r II Catherine Fry
the sum of s720, and to Jobu + Smith the sum Of
SIl.40, the whole amounting with interest. on the
9th day OF March, 1875, TO the SUN OF s239O. %
the undersigned As the Trustee therein Mentioned
h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

Ga The farm Of Mr.. Amos Jones, in Stafford
county, Va, during the pas. season was
grown one hundred and thirty stalks of wheat
with fus large heads, well filed with grain,
which spraog from a single grain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Terms of Sale t.:

0ns-Third Cash and the balance in two egesl
isstalnent. at One and Two years. The deferred
payments 10 DO secured by Deed Of Trust 90 tn
property. .
jan. 0, ls7S-s. TrsFtss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

The Consolidation Of the First National aud
Valley Banks Of SIauntoa has gone
into effect, aud the new bank. under the naue
of the National Valley, has commenced OPP
craiinns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

FARM S,LD.-G d. McGHucy, Auctioueer,
so'l NJ public sale, on Saturday last, for James
" Naumetre and Joseph Is. Yaumstre, Exc
cntrIs Of Thomas Vanmetre, deceased, the
;ra1t Of land, Continuing l02 acres, on the
roai leading from this town to Keausysville,
and formerly belonging 90 DR.. V. NJ Butler,
deceased, fr the sym Of Of $50 per acre, to
Newton Naume,re. This is considered a very
good sale-ShpbT}shrn Regis'sr, Jan. so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
r. T. BROWN. ClGi.
NOTICE

No.ico !. hereby given that will execute
foregoing DEGREES at my office il CharlcsioWn,
West Virginia, on Friday. l2ih DAY IT FehIua-
~, 1875. CbEON MOORE.
January O lsT5-5t. CommissuBeY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Administrator's Notice.

4 IL persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Nr,.
n Judge Balch, will come forward and settle;
all persons having claims against said Esiats sre
reques,cd n present them properly authenticated
for settlement. ;. BALtH
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Lannafr q Is1i-Ef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
TAYLOR HOTEL,
win chc1Eer, Va.
Trustees Sale.


A Trustees Of Mr.. Levi. q. Kemp, the undsr-
N signed will sell Oh
Thursday, February 25, 1878,
at hi, residence. near EiSoD, Jessrsoa cosaty,
West Virginia, ali his
PERSONAL ESTATE.
consisting, in part, ss follows:
~ HEAD OF HORS Els,
Six of which are No. Farm Eorses, the other
tive Carriage Horses Of tine character and
speed;
100 BARRELS or CORN III CRIB;
About Seventy Acres CT Growing
Wheat.
Seven Cows. one Euli. sse deiter aad two
Calves; Twenty head Vi Sheep,
About Twenty Hogs and tao Dozen ShOsts;
Three Bsr,hear Ploughs, two large HarrOws;
Five Double Shovel AID six Single Shovel
PlOBgbs;
Two Corn Coverers four Drsss;
Two Broad Tread Wagons, one Cart;
l Dorsey Reaper, l do. Mower;
Three or more Thousand Feet Of LUMBER,
1900 Feet of which is WALNUT;
Sett Blacksmith Tools, two Screw Plstss /;
Lot OF Augurs, AKes and Digging Irons;
0He Wheat Fan, one Roller;
Five Dozen Grain Sacks, Fly Nets;
Six Sets Wagon and Sig d. Plough Gears
Double Sett Carriage HarRea,
Two Sets Buggv HarRess, eight Head Halters;
ONE SIXTH CHAIN,
Three Sets of Tribe and Single Trsss
Bearing Cbaa LOB OF Cbaips;
One Family Carriage, Buggy;
One Spring Wagon, with 9 variety Of ether
articles 1uuecessasy 81 mention.
Terms of Sale.
Nine Months Credit-parchsser giving SeGo;is-
BILE Note bearing interest with approved e0dorser,
PAYABLE at Bank of Charle.tous.
Sale 90 begin at 10 o'clock, A. r., y, ,he 18th
DAY OF FEBRUARY 1878
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
A NEW IDEA.
10 CENTS


GENT to the NEW YORK 4 ORIENTAL TEA
- COMPANY will insure BY return mail one
r0snd Of excellent 0olong. Young iiyson English
breakfast Japan or Mixed Tea such AS is usual '
retsied at 5 30 10 $3.50 per pouud.
lis fact not generally known that By recent
arrangement of the Post Office. small qsnntite,
Of merchandise are now conveyed st charges con
siderably less than those of the express
The cost on one pound Of Tea being s cent. only.
The New York and Oriental Tea Company i.
taking advantage Of this EXTRAORDINARY
FACILITY and is supplying its customers in all
part, OF the United States with the finest Ten ever
imported at
WHOLESALE PRICES.
REASONS WHY you should order your Tea.
from the New York and Oriental Tea Company.
LIST Because the Company deals only in FURt
uNADuLrgs,rEp rEA II /. we'll known that i'm
men.e uantitie, OF so-called Tea" adulterated
with the leaves OF the Willow, Hawthorn, snd
other trees, and even small stones, particles o.
lead and steel filings, besides cooring matter, are
sen. over the country and sold at enormous prices
a. Tea"
The buyer. OF the New York and Oriental Tea
Company, can. by anew process, not generally
known, detect the presence Of adulterstion IN all
It's FORMS and the Company will continue 90
maintain the high character il has hitherto sss-
tanned, by selling none bot
GENUINE TEA.
ID. Becau,e oar command Of capital enables Bs
TOIMP0kT LARGELY FOR CASH, and thu. o.
sell cheap. We buy all our Teas at the Ports Of
Chins and japan and thus save many ibterme
diate profits and ehaTg-s
I'd Because We have insuguTsted q new system
Of business, originated NEW IDEA.
We save the profit. Of the middlemer and give
them 20 our Customers. BY sending direct 20 any
address, the inert qualities Of Tea at Wholesale
Prices.
lth. Because a. the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
IN CHANCERT

Extraet iron. Docrs, VI Nors.sb>r 10. 1874
1T i. adiudged, ordered sud drrr,.d ,hsi
tho exceptioas a. the Cpmmissipnsr- RrPru
fled Gctuber !, 1874, ., Car a. thsy relate ..
tire -i,lessnt ~ TIE Perssnsi s,s.is q Charlie
Barrett. deceased, "a sccISnt -lih Chsf.s,
Bsus,i 1 Adisini.,rstT ihsSef. 10 SD thet
are sustained sHd the others o.sTfs'si Aud
u 10 furth-s siuisei. gs.irsr.l snA d~cFes'i
that che. cause rs-,.s ,rit'si O., q -i,s-i a-
" C~,a Me-. So. sftsE giving 10 si.i,fs
ressfr.l hr Ia. shall s-tils ths So siisin's-
trsiiua .cosut - Chsr's. hsfs.i s-f.s-s.i
49, sh.ll s-csftsin AZ s~r-.si 80 snassl 80.
q. 4 tbs sepfs ssd ~ g. q 80 fsd -slsie
Sa-s toe dss. q 80 sis.th "a Chsfl-. hsrrrfi
std - al. - ~ ssii fssft ult.i-f ssrrr.
- tilis css-e. sd 49, islir tssstaF 80
shst c'-Ais. 49,. 60 '-rssrs tsse- - t.
49, o. ~ erpea-ss si.a-ii % sIl - afaHH
.aiA rfsts Hs - s-rrsffin 49, tsEs. H
.sr. sfs 10 80 -nFsil i..af- .a $3.50 ssrr
.s.,.. $50 80 f-4iiF 81 a. H.ss 80 80 f.
"a o. - tsGr- - fsrsi4---sai as Geo
ni,--.. ser .hsg .akss t.'f.i.sfi.s a 49, i.. =
tari~-S frs-s ths sal re psyusst ~ a.
e-is sd ts1ss
Hssr.f fr.- De~rss = Rar,u.iss o.. $50
IL . sr.L-re1 tnsf 4 ais-if.si.rlssf lis.st
ss.ss. IN sllttn. - sc sIiirs tsnr..s.l o.
his. ~ D-cfe- Il N.ss-,isf t3fh isst ~
OUR. is,a "a rePs, ~ sh.,n o., u''s - ~
iips Il Carrie. Bsrfs,iis lsc.i.s. in ths sri,il
sca-, and ut va. ard ~Arihsr the tee and
ovnsr,hip Il tte sane -. II ihst time iH ssid
Charlie, Barrett aud descenisi b. ~. h'irs a.
el.ir,e,i by CAsrlr. Barrett. - "a. In Mas
~, Barrett, the wife IL said Charles Bsrr,H,
ST.. AID What amrant e taxes aud improve
nen,s said Charlie. Barrett. Ssnior. paid "a aud
put oa said 10, in hi. life time"
A copy Tssts-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

VALLEY RAHRoAD-rhe city council Of
Slauntop. Va, Tuesday, by a vote Of six TO
three, ordered the remaining $25 900 city bonds
due by Stanton to be delivered 10 the Valley
Railroad Company Last week, it will be re-
membered. the council rejected the proposition,
SIX TO FIVE, but as anticipated, have TINS recon
sidered and reversed thai hasty sctios.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

E,cAFfD TRaNJAIL.-Wm. Taylor. coloTei,
recently brought here iron Jefferson Co., W.
Va, Ua requ.s.t}a from GOV. hcmper, aud
lodged 10 JAZZ Ou q charge OF breaking into aud
yaboiu- the store OF Price * Dublr. near Cas-
s.emaus Ferry, some time aso, rRAde bis escape
on tie night oi she 9th G.t., by breaking the
lock % his cell-do1r with stoye-plate-
Cidrts Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

Free Of charge. Your Druggist will refund
your money if DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does no,
give yea satisfaction AID cure your cough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
ESTIs Y.

+ EFT the farm Of the late John B. Psokstt, a
i few dsvs before CbristBa., a BLACK AND
GKAY SOW. She bad q crop Oh right and swsl-
lw-i"rk in left ear. She is about J., month, Old
Informal ton a. O. her Whereabouts viii BE- crate
fslly received. ". y. PACKETT.
January 90. 1875 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Feb. 6. 1873.
Lynchburg Weekly Virginian.

TI'HE undersigned, yielding 10 the desire sI-
pressed by many friend. Of the vIssisiAs.
bas determined TO Issue a WEEKLY, which will
contain the choicest selections from the Daily in
Guiding Editorials. Market. and the Latest Tele-
grams received on the day immediatel, preee-
ding that Of its publication. The Weekly is not
designed 20 supercede either of the other issues of
The yirginian, but to accommodate distant cub
scribers and those in the country Mo receive but
one mail n week. Ii will be printed on sheet u
by 36 inches, will eoniain rs columns Of matter,
and being in smaller type than any other Lynch
burg paper, will furnish an amount Of reading
matter equal TO 'hee, one-fourth larger twill
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Emphatic Denial by Mr. Faulkner.

CHARLESTON, Jan. %.
Special 10 he Wheeling Register;
have just seen telegram connecting my
name with a scheme to defeat the election Of
United States Senator. The Statement: is en-
tirely false
CHARLES j. FAULKNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Not Charley Ross

WASHINGTON, January %, 1875.
EDS FREE Press: For some days past there
has been an excitement here that Promised TO
eclipse that of the Louisiana question. The
detectives ascertaiued, " thought they sscer-
tanned that little Charley Ross was slowed a.
way in the National Hotel. They immediate
~ repaired thilheT-sc seized the interesting child
and. notwithstanding his own disclaimer. car
ried him to Philadelphia for further identifca-
ton, when 10 il turned out that they had
seiIed--not Charley Ross. bat one Ward II.
Lamon. Of Berkeley County. West Virginia.
The result Is rot cFeditable to sny one con
cetnsl the poor chill va. allowed to walk
back tom Philadelphia to bis quarter. in the
National Of Ills city. lie il COW in close
quarters. afraid to appear on the streets lost
he be again taken up for some other MISSING
infant UTAH.
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