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Information Wanted "a Good Deal
of It,0
BRNWOnD. NoYnmher 2.

BENwOoD, November 81, 1872.
To the Editors OF tho IntelligencGr
You haVc'more means Of gathering in.
formation than !, SO will you be SO kind
as y answer in your valuable paper few
questions:
lst Which Of the three States, namely,
Nebraska, Kansas and Minnesota, has the
most general advantages for poor man I
end. The wealth oil each?
Srd. Soil?
4lh. And the chance a man would have
to take up his soldiers claim without 60.
ing lar from railroads. know your time
must be valuable, but II you can find time
to notice this, and give me as much light
as You are able, you will Obligc regu-
lar SUBSCRIBER,
II our friend will consider moment he
will sec that he has asked for an extent of
Information, Of specific kind, which it
would require n great deal Of time and
research 10 bring together. II he will
get a complete handbook OF each OF the
States named, and study them diligently
for about year, careful and exhaustive
comparison OF the respective advantages
afforded by each, would then furnish the
answers to his questions We are unable
to 60 into this research ut present, and
therefore confess our inability 10 answer
these inquiries in such way as to be Of
practical use to our correspondent.
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The Bright Side vs.. the Shady Side.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 81.


To Editors orthe Intclliscucer.
Hours OF sorrow, care and pain.
Proving Youths fair visions yaIn
Bear me, hcar me 10 my tomb!
There, amid ih silent gloom,
nay all my woes forget
All vain hopes, and vain rcgreti
Msnhood's taysHIe full OF pain"
The above lines are taken from short
poem published in the lNTELLIGEHCgR
beGEing date Of 2jth inst have no
doubt the poetry is good enough-l'm no
.cTI;ic-but its not 10 my taste. II il lust
An OutbUrst Of the kind of poetry that
makes so many men AMI women who,
when the least trouble or sorrow comes
upon them, cry
Bear NE, bear me 10 my tomb"
The poetry reads well, sounds well,
looks well on paper, but one who really
experiences the gloomy feelings described
above must be troubled more with bud
digestion than anything else. Rcadiny
quantities OF Ina, kind OF poetry ia the
vcTy thing that makes many people term
our pleasant world "a vale of tears"
home Of the sJrruwing," aud other pct
names equally rs trashy. For my part !
don't believe in this continual growing
about mans estate, the world, or the pr0,
pie IN Il; its So poor business tina, It's
best compensation il misery TO self and
Others ! look nj The whole subject a
good deal IS the poet did who said
Mover rail nj the world-!t T. I7st ss W. mnkcl
We see not the Cover II we set no, the srcG
And as io' III luck. why ~ Just "a We take 1t, =
he heart 'hats In earnest no bars c 81 IMPEDE
lou question Tho ]u'titc lha; governs mARs
And Say, that the .csrc', lot tue fr!cnIshlp IL
vain
Ba' remember, TIL. world, though /! he no, the
best,
IstAc mr.; ~m'6,.!wo .hall ever attain.
''&aye' rail at the world nor A,tcmp; to cralr
That feeling which questions sOClcty's claim.
sI' oitch poor fFiGrdship Is less In the fault,
L''- clhhHeAD,c Oft than the sef III who blame;
Then nc. or by the changes OF fate be deepest
nor wear lhe tcttcr, tGmCH BOTTOwiul chain;
Bul believe that this world though II be not tho
best,
Lathe mex. to the hes, We shall ever attain"
The whole world may be placed in
two classes So lr as joys Ind siryows .rc
concerned. One class will live in con
slant dread Of coming evil while huurs
FOR mir,h and joy are nj hand, and when
the evil does come, forgetting there ever
was an opportunity for pleasure, failing to
sec the silver lining to the clouds hnugnv
over them, give way 10 the temporary
SORROW Nndvcry Ioolishly wish Tor death,
or something else Just as GisagrCcnblc.
such people would max" pnndcmonilm
OF heaven. The other class enjoy them.
selves when pIcosurcis presented, nhours
Of suffering recognize the pleasant hours
OF the past, md tighten the present pain
ny INDUCING in hopes Tor the future. This
class OF pcopI" wOUl sec something Of n
pleasant mature In-W Wheeling Tor instance
ALONE.
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THE Baltimore AmerttanSs appeal to
Maryland to come to the front in behalf Of
San Domingo, meets this icy and cutting
response from the Cumberland NessS'
If the American people and tho Amer.
can newspaper, President Grant and the
Maryland Republican Congressman know
when they are well Of they will let Santo
Domingo alone again"
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soME Of our Republican exchanges ar

soME Of our Republican exchanges are
lAboring to Justify the pardon Of Hodges,
the $4,000 paymsster. I'VE designate
him thus because that Is what he cost the
Govcrnmeut) ltseems to us easier, hon.
ester and better In allrespecH to condemn
q thing that is wrong than to try to ex.
plain and palIiate Il.
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A Little Lying by Correspondent.

CHARLEsTON, November 80.
The Senate assembled this morning and
remained III scssion but short time. No
business Of importance coming up, they
thought it best TO adjourn.
The House adjourned from Thursday
to Monday, and Of course was not in
session to-day.
The members OF both bodies passed the
day (which was sunny and pleasant in
airing themselves upon the streets Sumo
were industrious enough to ascend COx's
hill and take birds eye view OF the city.
They were doubtless preparing them
selves to vote upon the Capital question.
TIE COMMITTEES
The announcement Of the committees
OF both Houses is auxiOusiy looked for
1t is now generally conceded lhatthcy will
be reported on Monday next.
There is some speculation rs TO who
will be!chairman Of the more important
committees Its generally presumed
that Judge Camden will be chairman Of
the judiciary Committee in the Senate,
and Mr.. Bradford in the House. They
are both good men for the positions, bat
their appointment will doubtless djsiOint
the aspirations Of others in the same djrec
lion. There is the suave Davenport Of
Ohio, who nigh: fill TINT position with
ability and honor You know Davenport
has ability; he is affected all over with il;
It hurts MIN. lie would get along better
WIN IL !es1EF quahuy' but then
W. 10 not H.one' mere are ON
w. MI III u4t Aouse VINO arc
Hte aH1icT ,, IN lhe same manner MOI
',pn, VI DFaEI0h' IS IrOuO'cu win Ioad
VI ca'ae'ly' my gentleman rom i,oca'
9,,.'.. - G'so ShgAuy UnGtuFed win ~
GntH'oe'', u -. hsucoch, Allows II 10 leak
Vi, ''i1t Nv Ln5 ~ III s.isut ueSFec MN
HE srccres. onI las, hT, no, io"s, A.
Speaker gives every Indication thu, he il
not wanting in this desidcratum-abihty,
But then everybody can; be Chairman,
and they must therefore be satisfied with
lower amendments,
THO Iior I por,o, :, sat;
Mo Choi1",Dsi; ' -, I ," - i,S'i,"5 W.
Gia 80 . 'i'"is,p " ''' GI''I'''ce u"
Ia 'a''I9 r''" "',v'""I'S iiG %""'S i"
", -; '"o PtoI"E '"1'
I'II, 'Hs"W5T, , u"yS HoT owe Z"
"o'aa' ~ ~ NlLs'hiHS l"'ly-
eHn, ' ,b;I , o.o', yonnsnIn nho"s more
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Dr.Longdon
on
Chronic Catarrh.
A Disease Inevitably Tending
to Consumption.

II there Ia ore diIessc In this climate moro
prevalent, more Offensive, more productive of
serious mischief and more liable TO give rise 10
many dangerous complications than dI.Otisr, that
disease Is Chronic GRtaTrh. There Ii at first A
uryhcrs ana ihickCniny Of the mucous lining Of
NC hA'rAI passage, causing greater or lees din.
CA.'y IN b'rAttinS. a. the disease advances, u
mnc0'purnicnt secretion Is established, rrAdu,
MY Increases. and results finally In constant
discharge, An examination per spcculum OK.
hlDNs the mucous mem braIc Of the nOstrils and
throat IN an innlmed and liberated condition
Ahu OF darker color than In heath, In this
stage OF the disease there is frequent hawking"
especially IN the morning. As the liberation ~.
'chds' Inc secretion hATdcns md forms crust
"hlch, the paticn! constantly picking, causes
irritation and sometimes bleeding. In The more
advanced stage nt the CitClsG the liberation In.
NulVes he small bones OF the nose and throat
AZ ms Stage the discharge IL puulcnt, dark col.
nrtu. o'lcu iiuGgd with blood, and Cmits "A hiyh.
y offensive Odor This OdUr IA most disgusting,
being, at times, intolcrablG even 10 the patient.
hy Tie ravAGcs Of CatArTh the general health Al
ways suffers, vitality IL diminshed, the system
Frustrated and life very much shortened. The
srh-crui smcIl and hearing lrC not unGrCuuCntly
much impaired, and sometimes entirely DESTROY.
tu, OCCASIONALLY Inflammation Of the brain re-
sd!ts' Ahd when 60, death usually follows. Ca.
lNftll l'hlIw and insidOus In rs DEVELOPMENT.
INST attacking the nose, next the throat, then
". hfoAghlcnI tubes, AID finally tho lungs, It
l. the great feeder OF Pulmonary irritation. md
mo nHiy immunity IIOm CONSUMPTION Is
rHrcluR0Iy cutting or the CA,arrh
Chtnhir ChtHrTh, Ike Asthma and COnanmp-
i,Oh' mas heretofore had no remedy adequate 10
its cure, The great cause " riure was moi only
want o. proper remedies, but greater want
OF u" proper means iOr applying tho remedy to
lhrdi-ra-t. But We now eau cay to the Sullercip
rom ms loath-omc malGdy that these wants
arc huih iHily met nOutnew and sCicnlillc mode
OF treating this disease. Our Instruments ,,s.
AhIc Gs TO Apply medicines which act specifically
gu Tie diseased maCuu- membranes directly 10
htpitn affected; and Inrtuiug this only ration.
Al tuhHc, Rs might he expected, We are un, form.
,NsuccrsFiHi N removing the Catarrhal affection
We iGlnl-h medicines aud Instruments ON The
mos reasonable terms At Our Medical and Sur.
GlC.I Apartments, where all Chronic Diseases
are treated with the grhatCs, buCCcIa, md all
surgical operations performed in the most tkIlI.
inland -CtcNt.!lC manner.
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BEWARE OF CALOMEL,

And all Mcrcurial Compounds. Better, far
better, endure disease than tamper with this
mineral poIsOn, no matter how carefully IRE.
pared. Its extensive usa has already proven the
cause Of great and dlstECssiug injury, Dr.
Tutcs Liver Pills contain not particle Of Mot.
curry, and can DO taken at all times with pcrlrc.
safety.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER,

It has been demonstrated by rerles Of prac,l.
cal experiments Conducted by eminent physi.
propl" no have been relieved from theft tnITrr.
i ,nI!s By its use, that the GsHyI5Urg Ratqlyyir.
m"''T IL the nearest approach to specific ever
discovered Tor DypepilG. Neuralgia, hIsVvIq.
tt"71, cont. G'Gr'l, DiaLet,S. kidney AMI Trina.
'yDil"aHs 9,n'rdHy,. NrtStortt mWcuIar pow,r
70 Mt rGrdiydc. 4 cTts Lirrr Complaint.
Chrotc Nt1rrhrG, Ift', Constipation, IstImg,
Cd'GTrIh and BTOHchiGS, Li.edSsS of he sir
GItncrH Dt1thty and Nervous Pr0stidtE6a from
AsrtH and PtvEclL ErctsEGs. It's the GrSgiSsi
AHndstG trtr discOrsrsd Tor Frr(,siTs Fqtjqg
Gr DTiH&'ng. y toyTte's Tho Stomach. ur0m0tI
D!2ssh0H, and Etlisrss the Heat G,rn0t' imm,di.
WIg No household ahOud be- wrhOutit. Eycry
hotel shon'd keep It Oh Laud. For salc hy ali
DRUGGISTS - "''
t5y F0r hIstofy Of the Springs, Tor medical
,Spo'iS OF tie power OF the water over disrasc,
Ipr marvellous cures. and for testimonials from
"i7uHEn''hed mrr. send for pamphlets.
Wal iNET BIOS. GaUl Ap'ts,
Gettysburg Spring Co noyaI
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cannot say that any thing has occur
red here that would interest your readers
generally. The Legislature Is about or.
ganlzGd and ready to proceed TO business.
There arc, ! suppose as In all legislative
bodies, class Of members, who are more
disposed to take their ease, strut about
the streets and hotels and put on Mrs gen.
orally, than to attend strictly to the trusts
imposed on them. And should say that
there arc goOdly number Of such class
here.
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A NEW sunJECT.


The Capital question of course, as has
been the case when agltated, is the all i'm.
portant topic Of discussion. The Charles.
ton people arc considerably alarmed but
feel confident that no change will be
made, and l must confess 1t looks that
way 10 me at the present time, as the
Charlcstonans have captured q majority
Of the members from the Eastern Pan.
handle, who hold the balance of power.
But as no organized effort has yet been
made l cannot say positively what will be
the result. The people here have very
winning ways about them. They treat
the members very kindly. The young
ladies are very pretty and accomplished,
they OF course smile sweetly upon the
young members, Of whom Ohio county
has a goodly portion in the Lower
Branch, who now are active and vigilant
for removal, "yet who can tell what day
may bring forth" The middle aged are
feasted and tlattered until they forget the
rugged mountains between them and their
homes, and the cry of inaccesslbility is
drowned amid the delights of social enjoy.
mcnt The old and intirm are persuaded
that q change would bedetrimental to their
health, and probably bring on an attack.
OF the cpizootic. So you see We have an
uphill business before us. II Wheeling
had made half the effort 10 keep the Cap.
ital there when she had it,-in a social
way, AS the citizens Of Charleston do, 10
retain it hcrc-all would have been well.
TIE ATTEMPT TO swTSDLE THIS Senate
RIAL DISTRICT.
MI Cunningham, Of Hancock, has been
very unjuslly kept out OF his seat, but l
think will be admitted in q few days.
NO VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT.
What staggers rue the most when look.
ing over this pretty town is what the peo.
pie do for a living. To be sure, there is
considerable trade here in u mercantile
way, but not sufficient to support any
great portion of population of 5000.
have yet TO see manufacturing esiab.
Ishment Of any kind within the limits Of
the city. Yet the people live in fine
houses and fare sumptuously every day,
aad new buildings are being erected in
every quarter.
THE c. & ORR.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad is
doing wonders for this part Of the State.
Thriving towns are springing up all along
the line, while the town Of Huntington
appears to have the force, vim and pro.
portions Of Western thrift and enterprise
Let our portion oil the State take lesson
and not only build all the road projected,
but keep on projecting more.
OBSERVER.
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THE JOURNAL OFFICE.

The Journal office material arrived this
oveglng.LThe paper, am Informed, will
iSsueAgaln In o short time. HENRY,
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Temporary at the Kein House.

NJ OTICE.-THOsE INDEBTED
their accounts have been made ont, and payment
can DO made on the I'd day OF January, ieT!.
10 prevent any confusion, proper oflccra will
pc 10 attendance, and no fear need be entertained
BY interested parties Of any dIsagrecable conse.
qnchces on account OF the rush. OnlyR limited
opening inward; tho precauton being deemed
necessary on account Of tho experience OF the
past year by fire.
janl CHAS. II. BERRY.
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p EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIvER INvl0ORA.
ToR.-A purely Vegetable Cathdrtlc and Tonic
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, SIck.head.
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask YOUR DrnrgIst
forit BeWars Of limitations. janES
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Special Rotlces.
LaughIin' Infant Cordial.

To Relieve Palms, Ch0lle, WAkefulneSS, &C.
has Induced s6e rnprIpcpie5 pStsoSs IN nann.
lerteit II, using our sable wrapper and circulars
almost word for word, even 10 the color and Il Id.
inG Of the same. An Intelligent and honest pub.
lie Will irown upon such attempts Al deception,
and we thAll hereafter prosecute TO tho full ux.
ing or buying, shall infringe on our copy rirht
The ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE Child'E Cure when
TeethIng, ,LAUGHLlN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
ls prepared by
LAUGIlLIN BROTHERS l. co.
Copyright entered and secured according to
act OF Congress. IpLs6
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CHARLESTON.

Elegant Leisure at the Public Ell.
penSc.
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Another Testimonial.

\ indy IN WrIshrrr, brooke county writes ,
'r"na ONroNr b DrFFiELD The vla..r-
received ~ mail Rr ID'' lhr thing could no,
ba," h.rn hr''"f suited had been In your store.
VIM Nnn-,uNs 'GsuIrC' from can rpr better
than ~ J wu.l sEru commenced wearing
Ip.fthtr- CAL NJ 100 MARKET street below
SC, tnoy9sl u&rOHY T. DuFPIHLD.
RUCKWlIEAT FLOUR AND OYS.
ID rKt-
!,n.clyrd daily, aud Tor mIoN, u, Iu., store,
no'h G II DOOTn 3 co.
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Or. Em. II. Tut:
l have been martyr 10 Liver Complaint for
three years, and after employing Inc beat doc
tors, and spending almost all was worth for
different kinds Of medicine, your agent induced
me 70 Try your Liver Pills. ! have taken them
regularly for several weeks, aud have been 80
much benefited by them that feel confident OF
q perfect cure. l consider them tho best Liver
Medicine ever discovered. j, CRAPON.
Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye requires but a few mIuut,s.
nov30- sod&w
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NOTICE.-WE HAVE DECIDED
~ TO keep our Agent, Mr.. A. B. Derp, pcr.
mancnuy in Wheeling, who will sell our instfu.
ments Al manufacturer prices.
GAKlLES PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.,
Baltimore,
and satisfactorily attended 10. fFS'
A. r BRRG
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Mrs. c. Mccoy, 148 MAIN ST.,

M ''' w. N'"OA' $50 MA1N ST.
Keeps a full assortment Of Laces Trimmings.
Gloves, Corsets, including Mrs. Moody'S abdon.
ihaL Gotsets, Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Hand.
assortment o. Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing In her line promptly attended 10. Ladies'
1eslrinG to purchase handsome Winter Cloakso or
Waterproois would do well to examine her stock
before making selections elsewhere. octiS
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by taking a few Of the first lessons in hon.
GSty and truthfulness before he enters
upon the duties Of correspondent for q
great % paper like the R<6tIter.
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The Virginia Dcbt---The Message.

spcculatlOns Abou, tho Committees.
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Concerning Legislative Runners.
The Attempt to Cheat Mr.. Cunning.
ham out Of Ills Seat.
A Town Without Visible Means OF
support.

Especial Correspondence Of tho IntelligcncGI)
CHARLESTON, Nov, "a, 1872.
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Gov. Jacob message don't seem to cx.
hC'ly satisfy any class d people, Il is too
pl0y and niggaTdly to meet the wishes
1t Republicans; it courts tho affections
Of the Camden faction, md thereby dis
gusts them, md it il not high toned
enough to MI the expectations Of Jacob
.tcs Themselves. It IA urqGcs'!onab.y Il
one horse message.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

pleasant valley to realize that . snow driff
en- b of such extent as To impede the iron
horse. but ve know II Has for more than
twenty DAYS past Nh
The enclosed dispatch from st. George, in
the extreme south Of The Territory. has aus
ed consielerabie stampede from tlle city to
the new gold 1tld, as the dispatch is gen
orally credited. II is this:
ST.. GEoRGn. Feb. 3.
Rich discoveries Of gold ARE reported on the
bars of the Colorado ri en-. below the mouth
OF Diamond river, and about 100 miles south
of this place. With copper sheets fourteen
dollar FER slay cnn be washed ont by one
man. Miners are constantly passing here.
Ell route Tor the new III Dorado. and large
numbers are going up thu Colorado rom
Lower California and Arizona.
The Silver Belt District near Pinto, is cre-
ating considerable excitement among pros
pectors, and new discoveries are being made
Tile average assay OF ores in that district ii
about S 10 per ton. silver.
# The mining interest, AS far as ores and de-
velopf IN 20, is very prosperous and fatter-
ing throughout the Territory, hit sales and
transfers. by reason Of the blockade. are dull
and slow. More anon.
Yours. WANDERER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

It5sis hPreby#gfdeTeH A1sHs, 80 SS&5 &5s.
tbe sSlaoxina ssSll be sBrules of&.hs+ Conr1
Is, The arst week Of each term at Virginia l,s
ssa,, he trfaf iisrositi1n Of cases
IN t,e Tinted states calendar. the heafir ana de
fe,mining of sienurers, motions, and other pf9' M
,,ry auestions arising iii on the Terrlteriai
ermaal law and. ~eaai4y echess the n y
disposition 81 equtts and law cases ip which Try
NAV lie waived by the parties ~ 8
I'd Before each term of the court IN this Distfic
the clerk Of the respective counties shall enter fhe
cases two distinct calendars, kee. ing the crimi7
nal, law and eaulty cas- separate as ollows, To-
wa - - gsssssa-s.ss s~s@ss.
I'd Cases in which issues of fact are Joined.
The SEES shall BIZ entered on the r+sprcfise. car
nfi.rs in the order in which the issues are Joineu
And during the term, as the issues Of law are uis-
uosed ofaonthd first eale ffaar the ease SHAH be
transferred to the foot Of the SECOND calendar.
"a The United Stat Grand Try shall be sum
moned to appear at Virginia City. Madison rot,nfy
at ten A. NJ, the first day, and tbe ~ 81 4 ~
VI the some hour on ss third Aey OF each
. a. d. Tho Territorial Grspsd Jry sIlI b sum.
The Trial .fires Ut e same hour on the third day I
each term in their respective counties, except Mad
ison county.
5tb The first Two days of each term, except in
Madison county, shall be deyote to tbs herring and
tiissyihn nj s,li ID snur. rs Jtieiis aud other
preliminary questions arising in the docket
for the ttrn, and the trial of EQUITY and any law
cases in which jury may be waived b. the parties
THEoPIIHUs gaI5 Ell r Clerk