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National Republican., 1878-06-04

THERE is a disgusting and unblushng
cffrontery in the exposures he makes OF his
own private affairs in ANDERsOSs tcsti-
mony before the POTTER committee. For
example, he wrote to his friend WEBER to
meet him first here and then there in places
of questionable rcpute, and cOnicsscs that
while he was under the influence of liquor
he exposed WEBER's secrets in such way
as to cause WEBER to take from him
certain papers alleged to be their mutual
property. lie adds, besides, that Major
BURKE, one of TTLDENs agents, offered him
a brihc of $1,000 an offer that would not
have been made to man of sterling integ-
rity Or of reputation beyond suspicion.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICE To TOURISTS

The Lake superior Transit Company Is running
Ten Splendid Passenger steamers between Buffalo
and Duluth and intermediate ports Five sangs
weekly, For hIll Information apply to
7. EVANS Genl Manager, Buffalo y. Y.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME ROSS %ts:P S2I ? STREET NORTH
Astrologst and Healing Medium, points out the way
to success In all undertakings deiSBm
National Republican., 1878-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES .

fl1e ALL woRKINGMEN ARE REQUESTED
70 be present pr9mp' ny M u 9SSeh nr M p rar mr.
pose OF participating In the procession and mass
jss * order of wGFh'HsTfG RiExRS kSGSSy ksfs%Gy President
ewo OF ALL THE WONDERFUL DIsCov
SS cries, perhaps none surpnss that OF extract
ZIG bsssns aS 70 hs sc ceeS Ts Iebs E%SS ES
o. Beef and Tonic Invgorator ha. the preference or
weakness, Depression Consumption. LassiIuie and
say ASb fpiHh Hon Il comPXNY, tS tif BhLiffMoRnEi. ni.
hs company w % BE- 5eid tv at Iher Sce Of @ So Risto
Sa%f "Sa"E ' % moro cr rassPy .Sc nf % q SISk T
hEt TORS. CHAs. ". MILLAR
m2t, s-Jui,il Treasurer.
-Iafa CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
sS TREASURY DEpARTNESr.
OFFICE OF coNPTE4LLEno OF ImE CrnEEN'r..
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
aNhfT6H%Tn%SK fn5 f @ fSs
In the city OF Washington in the county of Washing
ali The provisions Of the Rey.ed statutes ofths United
states required TO be compiled with before an associa
!ion shalb authorized TO commence the business oi
Now therefore, I.John lay Knox ComptIoller Of the
T6S% TIFSs fS TaSR SFsS GF | m ~ GirY IL lie
SmG S b g IA T Sfh%S Or to
the business Of fbankng as provided IN section 5Gs Of
IL testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF
Office .rs III, l3'h day Of April jEG,5ihfyJAyKyox E,5h
apIiS.CSt No. :3Se. Comptroller OF the Currency.
| ~>HIys NEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
sS by Fluid Lightning, IL, hundreds In the city
eau testify. sold at Cuughlins drugstore. lansttf
~(sSgD HEADALHE. .TOOrIACIIE. ENRAC lie.
| ~ &c. cured by Fluid Lightning sold at
| Cnughlims drug store Masonic Temple. Jan-0u
| .~Sa1s NERVOUS PAINS, PLECRISY. CRAMP
~ Collie, &c, Sr., relieved at once by Fluid Light
mug. sold at COugllil's drugstore Masonic Temple,
| iRn2D tG
| NlSg1 HUMPHREYS Specific, PONDS EX.
| ~ TRACI, Home0Gathic iedcines' soldai Tern
National Republican., 1878-06-04
vTHE SPRING is HERE.
EDUCATIONAL.
MUSICAL CoNsERV AToRY

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
ANA AT THE
SPACIOUS MUSIC HALL, q! NINTH STREET.
Twelve tCChcrs Plano, Organ. Violin, -, sn. SIS,
~ singing, Voice Formation and Culture, s. a. SO
slh ~
FREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. given at pupils
| residence when requested.
send Tor circular O. Il BuLLARD,
SEES Oin Director.
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER
~ seventh aud J. sirrcts.-Opou day and evening
Beaun halls Sons and daughters practically e,ll.
Gated Thorough condensed Instruction. and lrtn ig
In rapid calculations English Language, Irter.vrit.
keeping SG bay mltinn so per quarter, or 3 per
meath, payable On entering a students quarter or
month Gegns 1T the time OF entering Evening tuition
~ yer month. Circular gIving particulars, sent on
application. Artistic pPil-wuTk OF every description
de.6u II. C. SPENCER. Principal.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
WANTED.


WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 4 SfTrA.
w tlon. not part cular rs to kind: will work for
small wages and study employers interest. Address
COLEMAN LEWIS, 1ia Tweni y.brst 81. n. W JetI
"ANTED-h COMPETENT YOUNG LADY
w wishes position as saleslrdy in dry:
goods, fhncy, or millinery store; has had four years
experience; references given. Address SALtS,
laie, window, city Post-Onice. Jet3t
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUA-
w tiOn rs companion to an invalid or ns,stpnt In
the linen or Housekeeping department Ia hotel. Adj.
dress ISADOlA, Alexandra, Va. JetN
A MARRIED LADY. TwENTY.EIGHT YEARS
"A old, refined and Intelligent, possessing sound
Judgment and OF experience In the duties Of the posi-
ton, desires u situation In some first Class hotel
boarding. house. or institute, Us hOsekccper. best
references. Address Mrs. j. =. DRAWlAH, City
Post.Ofiic jeI3t
"ANTED-BY A lI1GHLY.RECOMMEND
w woman place TO cook. wash, and iron. Ad.
dress MAlGAREr c. NJ, Office National Repnbl-
can. jel-5t
NTANTED-BY a HtGHLY.RECOMMENDED
w girl, place as ladys maid. children's nurse.
chambermAid willing to leave the city Address
MOLLIE H., Office National republican. Jei3t
WANTED = A THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT,
w with best references, desires to take charge OF
three four sets Of books by the month at very low
rates. bookkeeping In all Its branches. Address
\. Il, Republican Office. jei-d
National Republican., 1878-06-04

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- Specialist In the city, can b0 consulted every
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, nd\SATURDAY, SO
Sixth street northwest
spEcIALTY-Femae complaints and skin diseases.
novlGly
National Republican., 1878-06-04
FOR SALE.

ENoR sALE-lOoOoo FINE HAND PRESS FRONT
Brick and 5000 merchantabs Erick,
Orders can be LEFT at city oflice.
APPLEMAN d BRO,
melm Southeast corner Twelfth and II stIe eets
National Republican., 1878-06-04

ALL those desiring to enjoy that high degree Of
health which pure blood induces and maintains
should use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1878 GREAT 1878
= -IENNsyLyANtA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, wEST, AND SOUTHwE5r

1919 GREAT 1879
=, ',,,,. ~ EENSsvkXASrA gSvIE IL = u,',..
BSSttH ERf$s shHf EAi EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE MksIhiisET5s, Il tss from Depot, cor
ner o. sixth and streets as f1llows, ,.uv ,v,,
.s.sss %%s$ss d sss NJ SstssS
,, iStIaSSSR WI EfSS i 9 4 ,RSSf%SSAPP Es P,,,.
sRa r. FS%s ES5s Gai @ &c daily ssFSSgis ss
Gsy $S FsIss ..s s .rH SsI Il z
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, va a uL daily. eT-
i EGs ss, TSSss rs.
Ing dou5is iSrrisse and journey srross New York
f0' sunday @ o WIN f Sleeping @ % Car, EO% wilmington e
% % S 5 $ r. q Sr NJ ass E%ss "a Es
AccSmmodaiion n for Baltimore. SIS, SO a m. and ~
fdps &ny S1ffRt TRs ssgSsy @ m and ~. M d.u,
For An9spOiis, SIS and 4, tn m daily e1oep,
ALEXANbRIA AND FREpEnrcKspyRg RAIL
ToN RAfLRoAD
For A!SsaTds"; 10 .,ndS 3 s,S 10 H. Al n at@sSA
For The south, va Itichmond rs a. IN, daily. and
G:lO y. m. daily except Sunday, --
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 81 $40
BIO. 10 II a nj, 1, f2D. 6;lo and p. m.
Tn SUNDAY at $40 and 10 n m. and $40 n m.
Tickets Information, sleeping and pnrlor-car 40
| commodatons can be procured nj the Onces-north-
cast corner Of Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsy
e xxi ~ 70
| hotels and residences.
l. 4, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. apl usL
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tho ere elt doublc-trucE.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
CRANEY'S
WEST POINT HOTEL,o
BOARDING,

Weat Point, y. Y. on the Parade Ground In tho
Military Post. Open throughout the year,
National Republican., 1878-06-04

TUESDAY, :. JUNE 4, l87s
National Republican., 1878-06-04
ROOMS FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT - THREE NICELY-Fu RNlSHED
Il rooms two communicating. ut the following very
low prices q. g. and $40 per month-to gentlemen
only. Brick house. all modern conveniences Small,
quiet nlmily. No. ~ Thirteenth street northwest
myI-n
ENOR RENT WITH BOARD-A HANDSOMELY
Il furnished suit Of TWO or THREE ROOMS, on
Second Floor-particunrly desirable Tor persons In
tending TO remain during the spring warm weather
VIII be rented by the week month at s,] Vermont
avenue, opposite the Arlington Hotel. Terms
reasonable. npg-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS AT s26 INDIANA AVE
Il nue.. myi.2ms
National Republican., 1878-06-04

Largest legitimate morning circu-
fdfiOn Ia the District.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
TOTAL IMPORTATION
MPkGNE WINES

INTO THE UNITED STATES FOR A PERIOD
OF ELEVEN YEARs-FRoM isG7 TO 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
4 gfea, moral show-Tho bypocritc.

Seek not so much 20 know thine enemies as
thy friends; FOR where one man has fallen by
foes. hundred have been ruined by ac4uaini-
ances.
The heart that is at once softened By grat-
itede and the tears Of Joy, will show its thank
fulne6s at least in this, that it will be mildcr
toward others.
Where grace is improved 70 q considerable
height. it will work a soul to sit down satis-
fed xith tie naked enjoyment Of God without
other things.
Secret kindness done TO your fellow creatures
is as beautiful as secret iojuries are delesiable.
70 be invisibly good is as godlike az to be IL
visibly evil is diabolical.
"Wellp exclaimed Dr. Thompson, after
waiting a provokinsly long time for her 70
stop for breath, % am grateful that 10 my
Fathers house there are many mansions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
Enough of It.
Green Received His Poor
Old Grandfather

Jackson Green is fouyteen years old and be
lives on Sixth street. The other day, While
reading a dime novel, bis grandfather came in
with the paper, and asked him to read the
Presidents Message 1t irritated jackson to
break off his story Just where the trapper was
going to be scalped, SO he made up his MIND
to have revenge on his grandfather. lie took
up the paper and started on as follows
&" The business of the Patent Office shows
steady increase. Since 1896, l55,00O patents
have been Issued Officer Deck, Of the station
house wants il distinctly understood that be rs
not the Deck confined there few days since
as a lunatc.'
What exclaimed the old man, " is thai
in the message? ?"
Right here, every word Of it !" replied
Jackson. And he continued:
The business Of the Agricultural Bureau Is
rapidly growing, and the department grounds
axe being enlarged, aud tie highest Prise IN
Chinese lottery is twenty-niue cents, aud the
man who draws it has his name in tie paper
and is Looked upon as a heap Of fellow.
What what is that p" roarc4. the old
man. never heard 8! such c message as
that.
~ can't help it, replied Jackson; you
asked me to read the Presidents message. aud
I'm reading it. Aud he went on
During the year 5,75S new applications for
army invalid pensions were allowed at an ae-
ereaate annual rate of $S9, ,932, aud kerosiue
oil is the best lnrniture oil il clcanses, adds a
polish. and preserves from the ravag,s oi in-
sects.
"Lor' save me but never hearl Of the
like beforc!" oxC ain q tue old man. I've
read every Presidents message since Jackson'S
time. but never saw anything Ike this y
Well | didn't te the message" replied
jackson, and he continued
During tie year 2G4.3l4 acres Of the pub
lie domain were certified to railroads, against
over six million acres the preceding year, and
YOU will save money by buying your Christ
mas presents in the brick block, fine toys Of
every description at reduced prices.
Jackson Green. docs that message read
that way q" asked The old man,
You don't suppose III lie TO you, do you p
imputed jackson, putting on an injured look.
We'll it seems singular" uused the old
man ." Shouldn't wonder If Grant was tired
when he wrote that
Jackson went on:
There are Il, $40 survivors Of the war Of
1912 on thcpenson rolls, at total anit,lal rate
Of 1851 $50, and still another lot OF those
one dollar felt skirts; they 60 like hot cakes
on a cold morning.
Hold on, Jackson-stdp right there )! said
the old man. as lie rose up. q" You needn't
read another word Of that Message. Ii Gene
ral Grant thinks he can insult the American
people with impuuity be will find himself mis-
taken. You may throw the paper in the stove
Jackson and let tits be an awful example to
Won never 10 taste Intoxicating drinks"
jackson tossed the paper away aud resumed
Lis due novel, while tie old gent leaned back
and pcndered on tie degradation Of men in
high places
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
Speak Kindly.

4 young lady Lad gone ont TO take walk.
She forgot 10 take her money with her and had
none in her pocket Presently she met lit
tie Girl with a basket ou her arm.
Please. Miss. will YOU buy something
from my basket said the little girl, show
lug yarie,y oi Jcok-marts, watch-cases, nee
dle-bools, etc
II am sorry 7 can't buy anything to-day,
said The Young lady. Il have no money with
ue. Your things look very pretty" She
stopped o moment and spoke few kind words
TO tie girl and then, as she passed. she said
again, Il am sorry can't buy anything from
You to-day
C Oh, Miss" said tie gil. " You've done
ne Just as much good as if You bad. Most
persons that ! meet say, Get taway with you
but you haze spoken kindly TO me, and feel
much better" =
This was considering the poor" hov
little it costs to 10 thati Let us learn to speak
kindly and gently to the poor and suffering -
II we have nothing else 10 give, let Us at least
give them our sympathy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
/. /. 4 Y. V.B GALLAHBR, EDITORS.
harlestown, jefferson Co., W. Va.
OFFICE IN d" JEFFERSON BUILDING
Saturday, september14, 1878.
Governor Holiday.

From The Eaqalcha GdzeHe we take the fol-
lowing notce of visit by Gov Holiday TO
CharIeston
Gov. Holiday Of Virginia, called at
Charleston Monday afternoon, and was warm
ly and enthusiastically received by the citizens.
The Kanawha Rifemen. the Charleston Brass
Band. and a crowd OF citizens turned out to
meet him at the Hale House in the evening,
aud the Governor was induced to respond to
the calls Of the crowd for speech.
Gov. Holiday was introduced to the people
by Hon. 5. a. Miller, and spoke few minutes
from the front steps Of the Hale i!oGse, refer
fing to the love of country by all Nirginiaus,
and including West Virginia in Virginia, be-
cause the people Of West Virginia were in
spred by the same patriotic impulses and
cherished the memory Of Firginia's great men
and patriots with the same affection that the
citizens Of the mother State did. He was
brought 10 realize that West Virginia had
separate government when he was introduced
To Gov. Mathews at the White Sulphur Springs
and 10 afforded him much pleasure 10 learn as
ae did in all his travels through this beautiful
country that West Virginians maintained a
constant and ierveAt Lore fOy the grand old
State of Virginia.
lie advised the Young mcn before him to re-
member that he who is true 10 his country will
be true as a friend and that he who cannot re-
member tie traditions aud history Of the State,
and be willing to make sacrifices for its honor
and glory. cannot he trusted as friend. lie
claimed that the interests Of the two States
were vet identical in many respects though
separate 10 orsauizaiion and government.
The Governor was cutie enthusiastically ap-
paulel at intervals during bis speech.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

IrcntNa :. LEs - Il one Of the most annoying
diseases in the world and all can find prompt
and &c rtain relief by the use Of "SwAyne's Oint-
ment." The symptoms are moisture, Ike pcrspi-
ration. intense itching. particularly at night
VIM. p. Grorc, 4. y Marshals office, Harrison
burg. Va, writes ! suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, consulted many physicians
but found no permanent relief until used
Swavne's Ointment. IL also cures tettcr, PIN
pies. all crustv, scaly itchy skin diseases, leav-
ing the skin clear and smooth without blemish.
Sent by mail 10 any address on receipt Of price,
so cents box. 3 boxes SIPS. Address letters TO
Dr.. Swayne d Son. 800 North Sixth st., ihila-
delpbia. Sold by futlcr + Aistuith ,Charlcstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
Too hot for Him.

As Confederate war "reminiscences are the
order Of the Gay. here is one too good TO he
buried The hero Of the joke we will call
jim. He was attached to liosser's cavalry,
in StuaIt's command. Jim was noted FOR
his strong autipathy to shot and shell, and a
ueculiar way be bad of avoiding too close a
communion with tie same, but at last all bis
pains failed 70 keep him out Of the crow and
he. with lis comrades, under n lieutenant, was
detailed to support battery that composed a
portion of the rear guard. The enemy kept
pressing so close in fact, as 10 endanser the
retrcatng forces, aud the troops covering the
retreat lad orders 10 keep tic enemy 10 check,
for given period at an hazards, and the order
was obeyed 20 the letter, though under a gal
ling fire. oar friend Jim grew desperate. -
He stuck bchiud trees that appeared to his
excited vision 10 larger ihaa ramrdJs. lie
then tried lying down In fact. hc placed
himself in every position bis genius could
invent, but the "hiss' Of the bullet hauutod
him still At last, in 3e pair ,..he called to hls
commanding officer. Lieutenant. lets iall
back q" Il cannot oo IT, : i'm replied the
officer. Well, I'll be drat If we don't get
cleaned ont If we stay here y " My orders.
jim are 10 hold this place ADD support That
battery of guns pointing to the artillery close
by. 20 II we fall back the enemy will rush 10
aud capture the guns" Just at that time q
well directed bullet Impressed Jim with the
fact that . change of base became necessary
Jim found auother apparently protected spot,
and. as soon as hc recovered bis mind. be sang
out Oh lieutenant what DO you think
them ere caunons cost? 2" Il don't know,
Jim suppose a thousand dollars
"Wcll. ." said jim. lets take up \ collection
and pay for the id guns. and let the Ian
KEGS have EN- ."-DcfroH Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
POLITICAL.
Tor tie Virginia Free Pre's.
LINES TO 4 PHOTOGRAPH.

Pale shadow o. my loves fair face
how cold and dead thou art!
No lineaments Of the living grace
That charmed my willing heart.
No glance enchanting from thine eyes;
No smiles iliume them nOwi
No ray o; halloweG beauty lies
Upon the queenly brow.
The lips God would love to kiss
When lii with laughing giee;
The cheek whose very touch Is bllse-
Are lifeless now TO me!
Pale shadow Of my loves fair face,
gaze on thee in vain:
You cannot take my fair love's place
| turn away in pain.
The roses fairy fingers form
And paint with gaudy haes,
Yet lack the fragrance and the charm
OF roses wet with dcws!
The sunset glory DER the hills,
The mellow moons mild CLEAN,
The murmuring music OF the fti.s,
The fabric OF dream
Art seeks TO reproduce in vain:
Reflections bright that fall
Upon the storm cloud through the rain
Are reflections after all!
But vet. resemblance faint they bear
TO what they representa- r.
We know what hues they ought 10 wear,
What lovely things are meant
Pale shadow OF my loves fair face,
turn to thee once more,
For now the liueamcnts trace
That were hid to me before
know what glory ought to shire
Out of those lovely eyes
know what glances would be mine.
know what beauty lies
Upon the brow so white, so fair,
Iknow what mirthlul glee
Aud wiusume smiles the lips now wear,
What kisses freed for me
Pale shadow Of my loves fair face!
You live, Won speak, y0n move,
You wear the lineaments, the grace,
The beauty Of my love
gaze into thine eyes eutranced,
You smile upon me nor!
The allowed beauty is enhancca
Upon thy queenly brow.
thrill with rapture at the sight,
know what things are meant,
May Heavens choicest blessings igh!
On wbas you represent!
August 2G, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
ViR GINA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

Ar,rufx1 Slufroys-A cough or cold, II not
prouiptlv attended 10 NAV result in incurabic
lung disease. For all diseases Of the throat,
breast aud lungs bronchial or asthmaic alec-
tions. Dr.. Swavne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry is pleasant and certain cure. u pro-
notes eSpectorstion and removes all diseased mat
ter which obstructs the lungs. the liberation is
healed. and the sufferer j. restored 10 perfect
health. Trial size bottles - cents; rcgnllr size
SI.OO. II the bowels are c0stive, or liver disor-
dered. take few doses Of DR.. Swavne's Tar and
Sarsapari!la Pil1 which Will evacuate the bowels,
and is Of vital importance. relieve the contested
liver. and remove ali billiousncss. % cents a
box. These valuable remedies are sold az the
leading drug stores, or can be had by writing to
Dr.. Swa7ue 4 Son, Philadelphia. For sale by
druggists generally. Ia Cbarcstown by Batter
Il Aisquith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

REMEDY FOR BsoScHiTIs.-Tase dried
leaves cf common mullen plant, powder them,
and smoke them 10 Q new clay pipe bo care
ful that 10 tobacco has been 10 the pipe
Draw the smoke well into the throat, occasion-
ally swallowing scme. Use three or four
times daily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

CruE For RHEUNATIsn.-Beat three fresh
EGGS thoroughly up together add haitian ounce
each oil origauum aud spirits q harishorn,
aud when these are well mixed add hall plnt
Of strong vinegar. Put it IN bottle ana
shake it well every tine you use It. On gong
70 bed rub the affected parts.