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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
a New Utopia.

John Ruskn has Just given $1,000 20 boy
a piece Of land In England, 70 be cu'iivo'ci
by men of like sentiments with his own, all
Of them 10 work with their own hands. aud 10
machinery 10 be allowed. This sum Is e.
serve as a nucleus ior other gifls, and all of
them together 10 b. called St Go0rCo's fund.
Here is tho essential portion of nuskiu'f pro-
Qramme fur the new effort Of social rcconstryc-
ton 1--WE will Try 10 make some small piece
Of English ground beautiful, peaceful and
fruitful. We viii have no steam engines
upon it, and no railroads; we viii have no
uuteudcd or unthougAl-olcIoaiures On II none
wretchcd bat the sick, lone .lo but The dead.
We viii have 40 libsTty upon il, bri ioG,ant
obedience 20 known law aud appointed per
sons 10 equality upon H. but recognition oi
every beiterncss that we can hud and reproba-
ton Of every woreucss. When We want 10
60 anywhere, wo viii g there qnicdy aUd
safely, not az forty miles an bour 10 tho risk
Of our lives when We want 20 carry anything
anywhere, we viii carry il either 0u the backs
a beasts or on our 0wn, Or % carts OF boats
ne will have plenty Of flowers and vegetables
In our gardens, plenty OF corn and grass 10 our
fields and few bricks We viii have son.9
music and poetry tie children shall lcarn 20
dance to IL md 10 sing il perhaps some 1t
tho old people, in time, may also. We viii
have some ar, moreover wo viii % least try
If. like tho Gfccls. wc can Z make some pots.
The Greeks used 70 paiut pictures Of gods m
their pots we. probably. cannoido as much.
but we may put sotae pictures Il insects on
them, and rep,iIos. butiG.lies aud ifogf, 1t
nothing better Little 10y little some higher
art or Imagination may manifest thsmfclvos
among us, and feeble rays of science may
dawn for Us. Botany, though TOO dull 10 dis
pute the existence Of flowers and history.
though too simple 10 question thc nativity ~
men nay-cven perhaps an utcalculating
and uncoyetous wisdom, as of rude Magi. PIE
sentins tt SucL nativity gifts Of gold aud
! frankiucenge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
Red Tape Trousers.

Oac OF the srea, nl,oall queHions whch
has occupied the wisdom Of the present Cm-
gress is embo lie 10 House bill No. 1907, iof
the relief OF Private William Hines OF tue
United States army. This might be called =
southern claim. inasmuch rs ihe incident
which originated IL occurred ia South Carol
no, this being nothing less than The clndagra-
tion CT tho tent in which the Aforesaid Pnyeio
Hines was reposing whereby he lost his
trousers and blanket The momcnious oven
occurred 0ctober II, 1875 There was
straiehtway convened q board Of survey
which found the tents rnined beyond repair
and Hines clothing "dimascd 70 It's iuil
value said value amounting 30 IS Co. fJr
all which uobody was responsible. The conl-
mandng officer naturally issued other trousers
aud blanket TO the dcspoilcd private, as IL is
not safe 10 put a mau on dnty October nights,
even in South Carolina. without trousers. But
little did Captain Lloyd imagine The row ll'
humane act WAS going 90 make. The Buaid
Of Survey had omitted 70 recommend the
replacing Of Hines trousers and blanket, nui
consequently General Ruger, commander #
the department Of the South, in approving tic
finding Of the board. had not warranted Capt
Lloyd's rash and inconsideraie procccliug.-
Well. the account went 70 the quaricrn,astcr-
general, who disnllowed il; then tic case went
& tho adiutan. general at Wash.n yt'n then
it returned to the company whenc' II started
then 10 G neral Iuger again, and UP 10 Major
General Hancock. who sent it once more 20 The
acknowledgement, who respectfully submitted
Il 10 the secretary Of War, who turned Il over
to Congress, whence il wHs referred 10 con-
mitteo. The committee accordingly report.
Bill 40O7. Aforesaid FOR the relief Of Private
William Hincs-not without genial eepso Of
tho grandeur Of tho case which has thus
dragged along over eighteen months time, aud
cost go much red tape, paper and postage. Dos
to spoak OF congressional salaries. We sup
pose few pairs Of trousers have cost more than
these humble army blues. which deserve
historic faino oven ahoad of Wm. l.. harcy's
which be patched c. the states expeusc.--
Billy Hines trousers will heTesftsa bs ~
illustration Of the cos. Of ,hs uso Of red sap-
10 governmental affairs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
Berkeley Bits.
From the Gcrardstown Times !.

From the GCrardstOWn ImcS
Since orr last issue tie Oldest resident Of
our village. aud probably Of this end Of the
county, has passed away from Garth. Miss
Debbie Butler departed this li'e GU the 18Th
in the ninety frst year of her asc.
An interesting event took place in tie Pres
byteriau church ofthi. place ou Taesday after
noon Of last week Itwas the oolemnizition oi
the marriage of @. W. l!eroncmous, of Jeiicr-
son county, aui Mis- Harry Z. Sibo!c, only
daughter Of ouir worthy Posinistre-s.
Some persons ON las, Saturday night entered
the house II Mr. D,Tid Powell, ct Shanghai
and took a lot Of clothing and some cihcr ar
tclcs, aud fed
4 Mf. Hill from Pennsylvania having bought
the BuswelI farm, he has moved his family snt
effects thereto recently.
Mrs. Eliza Burns is sioTly recovering from
the effects Of fall. by which several Of her
ribs were fractured.
The post-o1ice at Oakton, n tbs county
has been discoutii ued Mail matter ior that
place now goes TO Cherry Run, Morgan county
From the Lndpen5eHt:
Blackburn Hughes, Esq, Of this citg, in
returning form tic " Bower on last Aondag
had LIS horse to take fright. smashing BIZ
buggy 70 pieces but mireculously escaping
serious injury 70 himself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
West Virginia Representatives..

"Z," Washington correspondent writes
US, among other things, dating bis letter April
9th:
Your State has been greatly blest in IT.
representation, both in the Senate and House
No State In the Union has more faithful! OF
more industrious and energetic delegation than
West Virginia. Hon Ben. Wilson from the
lst District, las gained position which any
man might be proud Of. No doubt bis con-
tituonts will send him back TO the foriy-six.li
Congress.
your immediate representative, Hon B r
Martin, is always to be found at lis post, and
has gained by t,ntiring and close application
to business the esteem Of al. lie is truly n
man oftho people, for the people-eYer watch
ful Of the bes. interests of his constituents
Kind to all who call upon him, ho never fails
to make favorable imprcssion-to put you at
ease, and make you feel that you are 10 the
presence Of true man and gentleman. His
constituents will, no doubt, send him back to
the next Congress by rousing majority as c
proof Of their appreciation Of his fidelity.
A" Hon. John T. Kenna, Of the Bird District
though the youngest member of the House
has exhibited great legislative ability. lie has
made his mark" On Tuesday asst, pending
the consideration Of a bill from the Committee
on Commerce, Mr. Cox having protested a.
gainst it, Mr.. Kenna defended with ability The
action Of the Committo Of which he is a
member. Tho the effort was made 70 embar-
rass him. he stood cool aud collected 10 the midst
Of al! such endeavors and proved himselfequal
to the emergency"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
Weet Virginia Waits.

John Crisweli, welI-tc-do farmer o
Hnmpslire county, hung himself within lev
feet Of his own doorstep few days ago.
The Grand jury at Wheeling recently re-
turned sixty-four indictments ior gambling
The list includes nunbcr Of prominent citi'
zens.
Mr.. Jacob Thomas and Ms. Caleb Davis
died in Taylor county la.t week, the first be-
ing ninety three and the second ninety. Zach
had lived 10 that county over sixty years.
Somebody attemp,odi to burn down tht
court house ond Jail in Fayette county. AS
there is quarrel over the county scat, IL Is
supposed that this was The motive for hriue
the building.
w. S. Douglas, who killed the GRAFT coun-
ty Mail Carrier, and had been convicted and
sentenced to the penitentiary for life. AMI was
n lil pending the hearing Of On appeal by
the Supreme Court of the State, escaped from
the jail Of Grant county. West Virginia. on
wednesday night OF last week. ...
Mr.. l.. +. Donnelly, who lost two lega hy
au accident on the Richmond & lrederichs-
burg Railroad, shcrt time ago, is said to be
out Of danger and rapidly recovering. lie
has declined an offer Of $4,000 as compensa-
tion 10 full for his injuries.
The River and Harbor Bill Appropriate oVcs
seven millions Of dullays. West Virginia gets
three hundred thousand dollars distributed as
follows Mopongahela, S25. 900; Little Nan
awha, $4,000 Great kanawhn, $222,OOO ;
Big Sandy. $4,000: Guyandot,e. $4,000 ;
Elk, So, 900; New River, above Hinton,
$4,000
\ Columbus, Ohio, dispntch,o the New
York Times says: "Hon. John 0'Connor. ls,o
chairman Of the military committee Of the
Ohio House, on Saturday appeared in his seat
for the first time il ten days and rose 10 a
question Of privilege. For some time proof
has been accumula,ing that he was deser:er,
, bounty-iumper, and an cx-convic' OF the
Michigan State prison. lie said lie bad strus-
gled for ten years TO elevate himself to pO-
sition and make himself worthy Of The esteem
# honest men, but all his efforts had gone for
lought, aud an attempt was now being made
to drive him into the gutter. lie denied the
right Of the House 20 Investigate bi1 history
previous to his becoming citizen Of the
Uuited States If such investigation should
prove that his conduct in the past had DOT been
proper, il could DO no one any good, aud
would crush him foregcr He threw himself
IN the generosity OF tie House, trusting that
10 their magnauim.y they would not further
pursue man who was crippled 10 body and
Door in purse. At the close Of his speech he
sank pale and trembling in his chair. aud
t,ars rolled down bis face. lie then left the
House"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
virginia Vows.

AZ Woodstock, Va, 10 tho oaso Of G. l..
| Noel, who was killed by the Narrow Passage
disaster on the Valley Division Of the Balti-
verdict Of $4,925 damages. ..
The congregation Of the NJ. i. Church
South, In Harrisonburg, has purchased LOT,
price 1880, upon which 10 erect new church
sdiice. Rev. w. g. Eesleston 10 the preacher
10 charge thero--a capital Dsn to push along
such sn enterprise.
40 oak tree was cut down 90 the farm OF
Geo W. Karner, in Augusta County. few
days ago. The stump measured six feet four
inches 10 diameter, and tho tree gavo seven and
half cords 81 wood and 300 feet OF lumber
though muoh Of the uppsr limbs was 600 much
twisted TO be Of use.
There is large nuegc, OF gold at the bank
Ing house Of Minor & o., which was picked
up In the gold regions Of Spoti.yvania by a
colored man prospecting. I,wcighs 100 pvt.
and gr., puro gold, snl is worth 500. II
is said 20 be the lar gest but one ever found In
Virginia - -FredericksJurg NeIcs.
In January last an oil coored ma1 named
Jessie Rhodes, living by himself in a cabin
ABOUT iOur miles u'fih "i " H"i1"nO' vas
missed. A heavy snow storm had fallen the
nigh. before. Tho clorol and white people
both showed much interest IN the mltier, aud
the former organiz'd d parties to huui the woods.
A man who was supposed % nave some Of
Jessie's property was arrested. but there was
no evidence against bin. last NJ 'nday the
body Of the old man W.. founl in the woods
not far from his home n the blinding snow
storm he had missed his palh cnd ialcu over a
precipicc some fifteen fec. higi anl thero
frozen to death. lis bag with his meal and
coffee were lying by him. An arm and leg Of
the body bad been eaten OF by the hogs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
POETICAL.
THE LOVED AND LOST.

" The loved and lost" Why 30 we call them lost
Because We miss them from our onward road.
Gods unseen angel DER our pathway crossed,
Looked at US all, and, loving them the most,
Siraightway relieved them from liie's weary
load.
They are not lost they are within the door
That shuts out loss md every huTttul thing.
With angels bright. and loved ones gone before,
In their Red,emer'S presence erermore,
And God himself their Lord and Judge and hing.
And this we call a 'loss;" o. selfish SORROW
Or selfish hearts o, we, Of little faith
Let US look round, some arguments TO borrow
Why we in patience should await the morrow
That Btrely must succeed this night Of death.
Ar, look upon this dreary desert path,
The thorns and thistles wheres0'er we turn
What trials aud what tears, what wrongs and
wrath,
What struggles aud what strife the journey hath
They have escaped from these, aud 10, We
mourn
As the poor sailor. when the wreck is done,
Who, with tis treasures strove the shore to
reach,
While With the raging waves he battled on;
Was it not joy where every jov seemed gone,
To see his loved ones landed on the beach
A poor vsyfcrer, lcsding by the hand
lit.le child, had halted by the well
To wash from OF her ieet tue ctinsios sandt
And tell the tired boy OF that brighter land,
Where, this long journey passed, they longed TO
dwell
When, 10 tie Lord who many mansions had,
Drew near and looked upOo the suffering twain,
Then plying spoke: " Give the the little lad; )
" Ia strength renewed, aud glorious beauty clad,
I'll bring him with ms when come again.
Did she make answer, selGshly and wrong,
N-v hut n 4, vines 1 feel. he too must share y
o. rather. bursting into grateful song,
She iroqt hor ,rcyrejoiciag aud Rdfo strong
IT, struggle on, 'iHce 10 Hus freed from care.
We will d1 likewise; death has made no breach
10 love and sympathy, no hope and trust
But there's an inward aud spiritual speech,
That gree,s u still, though mortal tongues be
dust.
no outward sign or sound our ears can reach;
II bids us do the work that they laid down,
Take 10 the song where they broke of the
.. strain .u..
So, journcying TIL wo reach the heavenly ground,
Where are laid up our treasures and our crown,
And our lost, loved once will be found again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
OETIcE IN JEFFERSON BUILDING"
Saturday, May II. 1873.
ARTICLES
Book NOtices.

ScRIBXER's MoXTiiIY for May hos the fol
lowing lis, Of contents: Merry Days will
Bow and Qnivcr." Roxy" Lcssy," "Th'
Astronomer" Camps aud Tramps abou
Ktaadn." Bird Architecture" The First
Butterfly" Li,tle Rose. aud tho House of th,
Snowy Range" The New York Post Office,
" His Inheritance, "a serial Of thrilling In.
tercst aud bost Of other articles. all onier.
tainiug to the general reader. Published by
Scribuor & Co., New York.
Tie AHEDIcAE AGRICULTURIsT, published
by tho Orange Judd Company, 24J Broadway
New York, at $l.6O per annum, is valuable
aud excellent Farmers Hnd Gardeners Month
ly-contaiuing olsO many articles Of general
interest and instruction 10 every housekeeper.
It's exceedingly moderate price places ii within
ro,ch of every one, and none who know its
value will he without Il.
ST NICHOLAS, by the same publishers. is as
bright and lively ns ever this month,-full Of
spring thoughts for the little folks, aud max
ing them all as happy as May morning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

L. c.. Dennis, one OF Che members Of the
Florida Returning Board. who has been reveal
ing certain alledged irregularities in the
election returns Of tia; State in 1876, has been
appointed to lucrative Office 10 the Treasury
Department. When the returns 7ere made,
in November, 1876, Dennis sworc That they
were in every respect correct and true; but
when lie found that he could not get G high
salarel FEDERAL Office, lie swears that the
returns Of the election, Which he had formerly
sworn 70 be true, were not true. Now we
presume lie is prepared to swear that tho last
lie he swo.e to was c lie and Job, in order 70
force the Administration 70 give bin good
position. We insist tha: bis proper place j:
the peniteutiary, and he should &c, his dues
speedily- Wheeling STANDARD.
The foregoing is your opinion Of Dennis
now tell what YOU think Of the Republican
administration Tia: sustaius him by lucrative
Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

John y. Genin. the noted millionaire halter
who used 70 have q bat stand under Barnum's
old museum twenty years ago, died suddenly
10 New York on Tuesday night in bis fifty
ninth year lie bought at auction for s2z5
the frst seat sold at Jenny Lind's first concert
in this country, and claimed that be made a
thousand times that sum oct Of it. Asan ad-
vertisement of bis business when Kossuih
visited this country 10 1851, Genin gave 81 600
for the expenses Of his reception, and after
ward sold many thousand Kossath bats. The
next year he cleaned Broadway from Union
Square to the Battery at bis owu exPease. and
continued doing 1; nightly until be shsmed
the street commissioners into taking the jot
out Of his hands. GeDin might have been
elected Mayor, but he declined the uonina
ton Na:Ta5ioa Por.
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FREE PRESS.
TOR

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
4 COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentlemen. My case Is briefly ne follows Ihayo hsd
Catarrh for Ten yeas Zach year with increasing Sc
verify. For nire years | lad not hrcathcd through
nostr l haf droppincs IL The throat, very bad
cough. asthma bad as 10 b. obliged TO take remedy
for IL nt night before being able lie down and sleep
and q constant duh pain m my head. Ny head was
az tlmcs full Of catarrhal matter rs % inure my
sense Cfheang AID comp NE 10 get up several tiues
in the night 10 clear i and my th!oat before could
sleep. Eycry one ofthesc Neutrality-suspicious. has dis
eppcarcd under tile use OF hot quite three bottles OF
SAST0Eps RADIC Al CURE. My hearing IS fully restored
have no asthmHtic symptoms no cough. no droppngs
in the throat 10 headache and in every way better
than have been years. could feel the effects OF
the CUIE on my appctitc, on my Kidneys and, In iact
every part Of my system. What has been done IN my
case IS wholly the effect Of the RADICAL CUEE.
Very respectfully, Z. III. LAWRENCE.
ru.a oct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
II GIN RE CURED.

TT can be cured Thcrc is no doubt about Il. The i'm
| mediate relief atoric BY sANFoED's RADICAL
CURE FoR CATAKRH Is but slight cy dcEce OF what
may follow persistent use Of THIS remedy. The hard
ncusted matter has lodged IN the nasal passages
IS removed with few applications the liberation and
inflammation subducd and hcaled; the entire memhra-
nous ainCs Of the head ceansed and purified Con
Etltufionalv ~ action Is that OF powerful purifying
egent. destroying In &c course through the system
tsc acid poison, the destructive agent II catarrhal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
G. a 9 A RR
Is II GURAnLE?

TUOsE who have suffered IRON the yafIous and com.
L plicacd forms OF disease assumed ly CatarFh, and
have tried many phvElcans aad redies wtho relief
or cure await the answer this question with consider
aAle naxicy And well they may Tor disease that
destructive TO health rs Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs Lnd serious and ireqaently fat affections Of
hut neglected Catsrrh. other synpathe;ic affections
OF SMELL may lie rVfCrrcdtQ as minor hut nevertheless
ecrious results OF neglected catarrh bad enough IA
themselves but as nothing compared with the danger
Gus affections OF the throat and nags likely 70 follow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
JOHN NJ. COYLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs,
c,,.Drr-TOv-Nr W VA
CHARLESTOWN, W. V.

DUT and Sell Real Estate, in town and eountry
in their hands. Titles examined and Convey
auces promptly prepared on.
Tr BusIoess transacted in the Law 0tfee oi
Frauck Beckwith, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Carter House.
February ., ls7s-u-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

That "l little birds in their nes; agree is no
credit 10 The birds because it would rever do
flr tLem y fsll out.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

Each package contains Dr. sanfords Improved In'
hang Tube and u directions for It's use IA gil cases
frcc 81 FOrsae by n Wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States aud Canadas
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

a girl working a; tho Georgia House, IL
Deshler. Ohio. few days ego, ate fly raw
egg 10 fifty minutes. for a wager Of a calic,
dress and payment Of The cggs.-LhelaHge.
Some persons might call The foregoing an
cx,rayagani story, but sc regard itrather min
rte an 'umerons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
Endorsed by Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURR OF me. and from time TO time made mo
familiar with his case believe his statement to be true
In every particular. JAS. J. DEhBNs
FITCnBUEG, Oct II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
PERSONAt!

NOAH WALK EIS 81 CO,
Celebrated CIOthieFs or Baltimore, Nd,
Announce the introduction Of plan Of ordering
Clothing and Undcrwenr
By LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
will send on application their improved and acc1-
rate
RULES FOR SELF F-MEASUREHENf,
and a full line oT samples from their immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMEkES, CoATlNGS'
SUlRrINGS, &C, thus enabling parties IN any
part of the country % order their Clothing aud
Shirts direct ,rom them With the certainty OF re-
reigiug garments Of
Ike Iery latest Syle
Ind Most Perfect Fit AitainaIle
Goods ordered viii be sen, BY ETpres; 20 any
A Is well known throughout the Southern
States they have for Forty Three Years
EXCEELED
In all departments Of their business, which Is a
substantial guarantee as 20 the character OF the
Goods they viii send out.
4 large and welassOrted stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with fall lice OF
Furnishing Goods,
including all the iates, Novelties in Design and at
POPULAR PRICES.
VIXEN Goods are sent per Express C., o. ID.
there Nill be oo collection Charge on ano1nis OF
so aud over.
Rules for Measurement, Samples OF Goods
and Price List scrt free ou application.
The attention of the Trade Is invited 90 our
Wholesale Department., which Is always beSt W
tc thc highest standard.
NOAH WALKER g CO..
Manufacturers snd Dealers Ia Mems and Boys
Clothlng and Furnishing Goods, either rc1dI
made 0r made 60 order. -
ic5auI LEI baltimore street. BAIriNOHh,
MAY IS, ls7C-ytC hO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

4 minister recently prayed fJr those Of bis
congregation WHO were "too proud 10 kueel
and too lazy t0 stand"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

Kentacky raises more hemp, needs more u
It, and uses less Of It, according % population,
than any other state IN the Uaion