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would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he q still doing business at his old
STAND, Main street, near the Suspension bridge
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IN nus Line that may be entrusted to his care NIGHT
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has been Tariopaly. engaged inthe practice OF hi
profession for-the last fourteen years. Dr. Lee
now prepared With MI the necessary apparafnS foT
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
nnent o. lhronle diseases, to which edaldf 1yite
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-, JOHN u: PHELPHs, Pres Senate
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- 1sTkB1IsH1D, skaGA9 nH1UGi n.
1uE OH n REIASCH WAER.
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II fhe dfeidfui conse4 uenees that may ensue ~
III WhoCthat understands the GuhtectI viii presoS \
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II Eaaithy ofsprfne. the most serious and destrpr
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
Interesting Statistics.

The earth is inhabited by 1888, 9,000,-
900 of inhabitants, namely, 396, 600, 900
of, the Caucasian race 552, 100000 ofthe
Monaghan race; 19G,0O0,O00 Of the
Ethiopian; 100000 Of the American
Indian, and zoo, 100000 Of tho Muloy
races. All these respectively speak g..
O64 languages, and profess more than
1000 different religions. s,;,..- .,..,,..
The amount of deaths is 333: 1913, 1893
per nnnum, or 1854 per day, 1880 per
hour; 60 per minute, or ! per. second;
so that at every pulsation Of our hearts a
human being dies. This loss is compcn.
sated by an equal OF. greater number Of
births. .-''es.' .'.>>'--.. .
The average duration of life through.
out the globe. is 33 years. One fourth
of its population dies before the seventh
wear, and ouc.hulfbeforc the seventeenth
year. Out of 10000 persons ouly one
reaches bis hundredth year, only one in
500 bis cishtieth, and only one in 100
his sixty, fifth. 80.
Married people live longer than uu:
married ones, and q tall mau is likely to
live, iouecr than short one. Until the
ffietA Year women have better chance
of life than men but beyond that period
the chances are equal. Sixty.Gve per.
scas out Of 100 marry. The months OF
June and December are those in which
marriages are most frequent. Children
born in spring arc generally stronger
than those born in other seasons. Births
and deaths chiefly occur at night. The
number of men able.to bear arms is but
onc.cigkth Of the population.
The nature of,he profession exercises
a great influence on longevityi thus, cut
Of: one hundred of each of the following
professions. The number Of those wh9 at
tain their scventieth year, is-aInong
clergymcn, 40; agricul,urists. 40 trad
ers and manufacturers. SO ; soldiers. 32 :;
clerks, 80 ; lawyers, 20 artists, % pro-
iessors, 27; and physicians, "a, SO that
those who study the art Of prolonglng
the lives OF others a7c most liable 10 die
carly, probably on accocot CT the eflu'
via to which they arc exposed.
There are in the world S55, 900, ,OOe oI
Christians, 600, 100000 protesting some
Of the Asia,ic religions, l60, ,06O, 600 o.
Mohammedans, zoo, ,Gec, eco Of Pusans
and 5,0UO,OO0 Of Jews. OF the Chris
l:aus l70, 1000. 600 profess the Catholic
Is, ,aoO, 900 the Greek, and SO,OOO,0 ,00(
the Protestant crceds. In Great Britain
there arc subdivisions among Christians
who have not less than $50 diEeren
creeds. Which is right?
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
,!liII,.li.Ya
Social Equality.

Mr.. Tihon, in his splendid speeoasoE
Sunday evening in the Housc,on' n'Rsprs'
scn,atiyves, madc some udulirat!e''eriets;,,
cisms upon tho confusion Of ideas i, ShIssS, slg
prevails iu regard to political upa Iagaetsall.
equality. Flo showed that stheetMo'
things are wholly different in nsta'sia.d'
character; that political equality ..tts'S isss
right, social equality is matter Of { isssS iss!
and affinity. Fifth avenue and; the E1Ge
Point, are politically equal; bne in'E
social point cf view they arc 'a,stsrs%en
moved from each other as tho PSlsts 20. .H
One is q, the top, the other at ,thsSa.93a.s
tom of the scale. Political ,eaaIllsH
simply implic. that all men ara eqs1.
before, the elaw; and are subject tor.tas, p.
same standard Of eternal equity'ahd lTfs fsI;,
,,icc. 1t implies that each mar, :. .e'clhl Be-.
iss, is entitled TO the fruits Of hls;or shsH
!ator, whether those fruits bc great 7en !:
sma,l; and that none can rishHs't3;ocs
cxclnjed from privileges which nc {, :t.Xg e,g
occsrds to others. Governmepia. ara
orssiucd for The general good, .andAthA:
laws cannot confer peculiar privileges
upon certain classes without injusties'to'
the other rcnbers Of socicty.-C K}a.!shs; e..
kqton 'C1yoaicle. .... ...---... s. i.t ,s.4.s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
Women Voting in Australia.

Australia must be the paradise Of the
strong minded" for the London cor
respondent Of the Commonwealth says
that'in the Australian colonies the sys'
TEN df permitting tho women to vote in
municipal elections has been; adopted
We quote as follows Ill.
It 10 recorded that the women voted at
least as wisely as tho men; that they
generally voted for tho best educated
candidate !; that they showed contempt
for '.ho secrecy Of. the ballot, and that,
espousing the cause which they took up
with a hear,iuess and devotion incident.
al TO tho female character, generally J
gave plumpers for the candidate Of their
choice
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
The Future of West Virginia.

No man can doub. that West Virginia
is destined, at no very distant day, 10
become one Of the first States in the
Union in point of wealth, and ccrImer'
cial and manufacturing importance, il
We take into consideration the resources
Of our State. Wherever wo turn our
eyes, it matters not to what portion Of
the State, we find an inexhaustiGle
source Of mineral wealth. A large Por.
tion Of our S:rtc is solid bed Of btu
minous coal. Many Of the mountains
and hills abound in iron ore. We also
have large salt'rcgion which is now dc.
veloping its wealth. The petroleum will
prove a source of wealth Utmost beyond
the powers Of calculation. But this is
not all. Our soil is as fertile as any in
the world, producing everything ':hst is
conducive to tho comfort Of man, in the
greatest abundance, yielding crops Of
grass and grain that are almost without
parallel 10 regard to quantity. Fruits
Of ull kind, are produced in profuss
abundance. Oar forests abound in the
finest 'tfnber in the world, which will
furnish the necessary lunb for all i'm.
provcments which may be demanded for
centuries. Our whole State possesses
advantages for water power that arc not
surpassed in any country, and not reach.
cd by many, furnishing facilities for
manufacturing purposes that cannot.fa!l
to be, yast source Of wealth 10 'aSfew
years. ~ r.....r- -, .... &.s' r. -. - -.
The future Of our State looms up
brightly and gloriously for US and our
children. ..,...,. --..s.,. :.
When the war iball have been ended,
which will be shortly, an impetus will
be given 10 the prosperity Of our State,
which will lift US to the pinnacle.-ES.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
Mineral Developments I:''I''s
From the GallIpelis m'l

.... From the Gallipelis Dispatch. "''' % ~
The Surplus capital Of tIie'great cam'
mercial cities Of the east, espeolallyce"t
York, is seeking invest,no ont tin the .m1n"t
erai and oil lands Of the West.2t@WithiLnl
the last year, geologists. and'aacisotlteI
men have been exploring tha.vask uin.
ersl resources Of the KanaHbaTV alloy,
md NIL the country adjacent, taseses4
Their Investigations have proved taefass; r's;
Of Smme usc coal and iron :bdds dhaerfSiHs ySis
ing tho mountains Of West y siESlniia iath9G
the existence Of other ablemiaeEa!tS
Besides these which alone givs'aE!soG
intrinsic value to the land, the indicS
tious of Petroleum are: good, a and ,HHE
little doubt is entertai ued that y yyleld11asi&s
oil wells. will BE- discoveredJ,i iSexeE:H
companies Of capitalists havePurohases9.
and are purchasing these LANDS 'tot,aSi;" e..
ual development and operation. sH,dtisTS sHY,tisS.
present great activity prevnilsi IN ,Hp6;
neishboriug young State. The .qus4ltE'
of tho coal is equal to anyia tho .oF!ei,
and it is evident the Kanauha, 'dt1rlsv st.,
will become as great mining and fisg;ii. vi
ufacturins district as any in PsnnsylslaiS,
MIA. The umount,of capital already ;1qfi
vested in these developments runs imoe,
millions, and more is constantly oferlns::,'
While all this is going on out bnsfa,fsS
men should not be unmindful 'of. tlkIsslFl tlkIslFl
interests, but should endeavor, to sceaEa.
rnortion Of the trade with these com"
panies which ID now going to Cincinnst!ts, rstt,
| Our location is we'll adapted f9r AlSrESsT
trade with the Kanawha Valley! !ansdn u
L can Jc had the demand can.'bs, anps,
piled. ,"''r .'',,..I ,'.'' -, 49,,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
4 Thanksgiving Sermon.
CONTINUED rRoM ovR LAST.

AtlaSt the veil was uplitted. The ballots
OF q FREQ people struck ! blow Mt the amol-
,ious power that had dominated the nation,
md forth from the brain Of Slavery, as Miner
Va from the brain Of Jovc, sprAnG the child
Treason, full armed and stalwart. The GoT-
erumcnt was Summoned 10 dccide'!cT'exis!encc
by the dread arLitrament OF the sword. l
need not now recount the events that preceded
and eliminated in this appeal to arms
Whether the dcrelopment'of,E Of Tie plot was hast
cncd by the tokens o. nn aroused Northern
conscience that threatened 10 set bound 10
the blight Of human bondage. or whether the
nlGt was fully rirc 10: execution and shc oc.
sion for bursting it 'upon the couutry pur.
,poscly and deliberately made by the disrup-
thin Of the Democratic Convention at Charles.
ION, and tho consequent election OF our pres
en-. Chief Magistrate, IS not material 10 my
present purpose. The question TO Dc asked
and answered is, what were the devices OF
these men, hearts who souSh. TO rend this
Union, precious now with countless memories
Of blessing already brought US, and rich win
Ia rgcr prophecy Of SsodIo Gomez VIC can !,
have before us just what these men oes'gnea
10 do and dared TO nttempt-if VIC eau feau
their deep, dark purposes, and get the 'ui. !.
proportions Of their mad, 'anholy schemes-n !,
We cau know just why they lifted the Starred
and barred standard Of revolt, NC shnll better
realize the greatness Of the delircranee, ana
rejoice more heartily in the salvation LOT
which We thank God to-day. ,.:, ~
Did the South strike for rights they heo
bcen robbed of Was their resort to violence
! ius,ifablo protcs. ugains. oppression ana
misrule2 Let the answer be given by Alex.
u Stephens, prominent Southern statesman,
n STAKEHOLDER, and now the dishonored@ VICE
prrsitc.: Of the trcasonable Confederacy. 1
trace the placing OF this unimpeacaablc sesa-
mony bcsorc,he world, to the direct proyidences
Of God. Though familiar to you oil, l moa!a
here pu, i. on record, rs m esoontiu!4sax IN
the chain Of evidence illustrating the sha!ae'
ter and animat,ng spirit of tho rees!i1S1' ,ps,
Stephens, at Mi.ledgcrille, in january 1901
stood up in tho Georgia. Convention, about 70
- yot. on nm act Of secession, and spoke thes;
memorable words: "Pausc, cntreatyou' ano
consider for moment what reasons you can
riyo that will satisfy yourselves in 'ealmeI M
moments; what reasons you can gi~e to your
f.llov sufferers in the calamity that II VIII
bring upSn US; what reasons y's can gi,''''
Tho Srea, nations Of tho earth to justify IL. :;
Whatright has tho North easaiieS =
What interest Of the South has Been 'n'bass
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12

A man is the healthiest and the hap.
pies! when he thinks the least Of health
auE'happiuess. To forget an i'll is half
tho battle; islsavss ,sssy work for the
doctors.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
"Wbat Man has Done, Man can. DoM

When General Wushinston, ia:'H89.c
passed throusi, PhihGciphia, Ing "saskea
Robert Morris what could 30, doniyihra.
national debt Of S76,000;0oe. Ale&au;r
der Hamilton was made Secretary oE+ahsi
Treasury, and the debt vas spreiitypaidTf
Again, we had a.dcbt Of Sl27 ,oe6,ogo9
in 1916. md in 1885 it was not, aolJSS
paid off, but surplus fund remaisediR-
the Treasury. These ends we're :aceota's
plished without direct taxation. Rtnds!
.*ylvania has increased 80 per cent ia"' S''
both wealtk and population, in tbs l4bt,
ten yctrs. Other States have impsoYed,
and some even mere largely. Tbs'siN
reason to believe that this improvement
will continue with accelerated poHtr 10,
Future. Bat. f it holds only its. fprm&H.
proportions, there is an amount dfAe9h
enlargement 10 these FACTS which 10 wott'
,hythe consideration Of every one. .tslhe'
weights Of former times. werc az: great.
com pared 'with existing resources, fpQpiN..l
lation and commerce, a, ours of;ta.da9!'
and thcrew was rot an equal knowledge,
of mean, by which they, could <bs,stea
moyed.-Philadelphia Gazstte. IsH''
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12
Selestea 2DGlyY.

THEN AND NOW.
Oh :he days VIXEN wo wrote love lS;tcrs,
\ long time ago,
Though full Of lovo rs egg Of meat,
We're really very slow;
We poured our ye&rg affections out,
All hot, aui strong, and sweet,
And sworc we'd love but her alone
While life $ pulse in US beat.
Wha. lot, OF hours we wasted tbns
In writing, none can know,
IN the days when wo wretc Lore letters.
A long time ago!
Ia the days whea VIC wrote love letters,
A long time ago,
No ralsar thoughts Of gain or pelt
Thea dimmcd affections aow.
We pictured thea q rural cot,
All ,-el!ised round with dowors,
Forse,eul 0; ,he creeping things
Tha; haaus .ho8e Coral bowers.
In building airy castles thus,
Full many All hour did 90,
Ia the days when V: wrote love letters,
4 t7ns :iC:e ago.
But now the scy,hc-man's sweeping blade
las laid those v:sioua low,
And s,crner thoughts have ,a'en the place
OF those long time hsc.
1--we in cot y ali very we'll.
We don't all GainSayi
But then the cottage most preferred
Is that kiuI called ornes.
Nh, ,nc those days have passed, their joys
We ncer again SNAIL know,
rao.. days when wo wrote love letters,
\ long .i,nc age!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-12

q 4 ~
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer :repsifX
.:hat .tboro are three kinds Of amy
news. 1.-The best,r rm ost sa,isfactoryelnd.
which contains something: ;t.ngiblt,stss
news based on orders issued from heit:,
quarters, regarding preparations fo1tAas
~ movements or the official an aunounceuent,
,of victories elsewhere, &C., eommupisaas
ted to tho troops through their, inmeM
ate commanders. Next in order. :e6@sF
chin news, which consists in soms9qaglx
hearing something from somebody :elass;
which somebody .o!d him be got fcsMs
mcbody who heard 1t from isomerehtt'
Ule source, that sonethinE had ,taKe45.
place somcwbcre, er something Waqlaas
undoubtedly occur befose long .Tks1
next and last on the his. aseookhovns
news, which contains :exaggsratiops, 1M!t
possibilities, and oftentimes such eyid5M
i'm . ossibilitics. thnt 90 ono save an ekp;.
Nv cook would be thoughs:capable pf
disseminating it, through tho atrwpsjh
Wswould add that there seems td=ts'at
very large eookhouss sousEhsrs io2 2Mt3
..dolqhia. !:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07
What Cepperbeadism Would Do.

The Cincinnati Enquirer. the Valan-
digham organ, of Ohio, which is holder in
It's downright copperhead expressions than
other organs'of its party, offers such a mors-
81 as the following for the encouragement
of the Southern hot beads
eve still adhere to the opinion that no
rightful change has been made in the Gov
eminent of the country by the war We
! that have taken place are arbitrary and I'M
authorized, aud that, if the people are only
true to themselves they will not acquire
the force of precedents and become estab-
lished." @
This means that if the politicians of the
copperhead school should ever gain control
of the Government, ali the Presidential proc
lamations issued and all the laws passed by
Congress-, denouncing and treating the
Southern insurgents as rebels and traitors
would be declared illegal unconstitutional.
null and void. Slavery would be re-estab-
lished, the rebels Unidentified for their losses,
the national debt repudiated, the nation dis
graced in the eyes OF the world, and the
South restored to its rights" as before the
war. All the benefits that the natiJn has
achieved, all the strength that the Govern
ment has acquired, all the good that has
been accomplished by the bravery and sac
ri6ces of the loyal people, should be swept
away at one fell swoop of Democratic"
power
This is the genuine spirit of that vile
apprehension which controls the Domo-
cratic party of the North. Let honest and
true men give it wide berth ''heaceforth
and forever
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07
KENOsIIA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER q 1865

ing, and lastly opened his blotting book and
wrote as follows g
DEAR SIR, II have reconsidered my deci-
sion, and if you will allow me to change my
mind, l shall be happy to accompany your
son to Pau for the winter, and prepare him
for Oxford | Dan be ready to start any
day next week that may suit you. a.
am, dear Sir, Yours truly,
.-.-'... EDWARD REEVE,
The note was finished and Edward Reeve
went out and posted it. Returning, he
smoked for an hour Or two so energetically
that the room was in cloud, and then he
went to bed, and drew the clothes over his
head, and cried like child.
) - ICoNcLUDHp NEXT WEEK.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE,

L Mrs a .BARTLETT Agent for the Singer sewing
Machine haV ng had years experiences IN ~ use
feels conidpnt IN recomrE ending " to the pupc az
on OF the best MacbLes ia use Residence, hehoshs
Street, doors South Of the Pafk s.#H. ..tj wa
From e4e Llica Duty OtserVsr, Sept. 18Th. 4
PIRar PREMIUM BY reference 20 the lst which
= S,,h 49, gbere il will b. seen that the Singer
$500 Machinps both family and nanufacturiDg)
rr1 . a the ARA premiums from the State Fair
bicb clcses to-day. 1t Is worthy Of remark tnat
these machines are rarely seen at fairs and the
SINGER o. have not entered into the general scraIn-
bic for premiums which has characterized the past
few years he ngent ia this city saw nt however
10 come out on This occasion H. force aud notWh-
standing the competition was sharp-the Wheeler
Wilson Grover Baker, &c. &c, joining in the con-
testit ain to be seen, when the prAc'ica tess
- ~ sinoa. machines. a+l#ai .s5 $3.50 6u90