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THREE EMINENT. PHYsIcz the
celebrated physician, Desmouiins, lay on
his deathbed, he was visited aud almost
constantly surrounded by tke.mest distiu-
guished meu of Paris, as we'll as other pro-
n,inent citizens of the metropolis. Great
ssaes to be b. hs an .1s
the death Of one they regarded as its great
est ornament. Bot Desmoulins spoke cheer
fnny to his brother practitioners, assuring
them that he left behind him three physi-
claus much greater. than himself. Each of
the doctors, hoping THAT his~own name
would DO called, inquired anxiously who
was sufficiently illustrious to surpass the
immortal Desmoulins. With great distiot-
ness the dying man answered, "Their names
arc Water, Exercise and Diet. Call 10 the
sersices Of the first freely, of tie second
regularly, and the third moderately. Fol-
low thta advice, and you may well dispense
with my aid. Living, could do nothing
without them and, dying, shall not be
missed, If you make friends of these, ny
faithful coadjutors."
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Asss0aae -CaAaae.~ Vhsa- sa-Ao-wae-ssese-than
saxAneV years old nsHss eaulsc skhntr I'm
EaGiiah were about to attack France. and
no Insisted on marching to the sea cbast to
oppose their landing. But in Ills will he
lett lArge spn II uaoney to NE psisopeFs Of
R4nnee and Disap, who were chiefly Egg
lish. odSera and soldiers, suffering much
in thsse French jsils, which were, Ike afr
Rrisona In those days, terrible places
People who loye their country, are often
psEsh to their enemies but Count Claude
had . generous heart and q large mind, and
he dared to love the fallen foes of France.
The hospital for incurables, the schools,
and the asy lum, still exist at Dinan. The
castle 10 in ruins, but fresh ia the hearts of
The people llve the Lord and Lady of La
Garage. Gertrudes portrait hangs iu the
deay hospital. She thoaght her beauty
was all gone, but there is an exquisite
CHARM abouS the sweet, pale face, so full of
Refinement aud sympathy. Perhaps she
was more besntifnl, limpiag from bed to
l, hea, amosg l.sr suffering children, than on
ti; that last day: whsn~ she. stoed in the sun
court Of La. Garays.-Youny Catholic.
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William E wart Gladstone would be doing
the world zeal service BY Publishing, In
as concise a pamphlet as possible, his
methods Of labor. while an active mem
ber Of Parliament, the basy chief of party
struggling manfufiy against great. odds for
po wer, be. found tune TO do nnch literary
work, aud that, too, of an interesting aud
really valuable nature and, as the Prime
Minister of Great Britain, with the Church
Disestaoliehment, Irish question, Alabama
claims, and the balance Of European power
to claim bis attention, managed to prepare
for the perasal Of the public q. treatise on
tue political Present aud Future OF treat
Britain" which will soon DO published.
Mr.. DisraeG found aeisure to write small
library Of rouances while an M. P, but
works Of this ciass require little thought
and less research from . gentleman endowed
With 50 fertile an Imagination as the author
Of I" Lothair" Possesses: The present
English Premier's literary tasks are, oss the
contrarys solid works, requiring time, care
aud study In their preparation.
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August S, ls7l."

The eccentric bat brilliant John Ran,
doiph once rose suddealy up ia his seat
in the House of Representatives, and
screamed out OF the top Of his shrill voice.
Mr.. Speaker Mr.. s peakerl 1have dis.
covered the Philosophers stone. It is
Pay as you 90 J" John Randolph dropped
many rich gems from bis mouth, but never
q richer one than that. /" Pay as you Co."
and yon need not dodge sheriffs and con
stables. Pay as .you co." and you can
walk the streets with an erect back and
manly front, and have no fear of those yon
meet. You wont have to cross the street
to avsid dun, OF to look intenuy in q shop
window, in order not to zee q creditor.
% Pay as you co., and you can snap your
finger at the world and when you laugh,
it will be a hearty, honest one, aud not ike
the laugh OF the poor debtor. who looks
around as though he Was in doubt whether
the laugh was not the property of his
creditors, and not included in articles "ex-
empted from attachment" Pay as you
co." and you will meet smiling faces at
home - happy, cherry checked, smiling
children "a contented wife-a cheerful
hearth stone. John Randolph was right.
1t is the Philosopher. stone. -.
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PRESERVE Your NEwsPAPERs.--Many
tbsla' hbSp The The most % %interestioS re"ains imso
ginable is file Of old newspapers. It brings
up the very age with all its genius and its
spirit, more than the most labored descrip-
ton Of the historian. Who can take q
paper dated half century ago. without the
thought that almost every name printed
thereon is now cut upon o Tombstone at the
head of an epitaph The doctor {quack or
regularly that there advertised his medicines
and their cures, has followed the sable train
of his patients-the merchant his ship-apd
the sctor, who could make others weep. can
now furnish q skun for his successor in
Hamlet. It is easy to preserve newspapers,
and they will repay the trouble; for, like
wine, their value increases with age.
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-z14o0eooh0pT$Aar $AarlennnhoQ3ro q
;no Sno tAhssesase.oo.. 49, wiesset - nasabeY ,hlsd
partsh prices lin estibsbhine in Ais nsxiSl
"a organfzattea.fe fer. the syros1o4ion Il tam
Peasnce er total. abatineaeel roo. .,.9,r. 1.
aaaorasr. to prsmets msptai sultsrs.
.sotnIes on subjects Of pspplAr intssest
susn ne g!ven at the different associntsd
psr;sh sisSes 10 rotatioh with perpission pFthe
49,. At these- lectures. members shall
MAKE 1t point to attend In good d nnnbers.
10 ORDER to give encouragement to those
wAo take tho trouble to prepare the lee
ture, and in order to furnish their own
MINDS with matter Of thought, and be pre-
pared to give n good answer on general
questions OF the day to those who may en-
quire of them.
"9. The members Of the Association
snail make it a point of public duty to pro.
mote TIE circulation of sound and cheap
Cathohc literature, newspapers and pcri-
odicals, as antidotes to the deletersus ef-
fects OF the apti-Catholic and anti.social
press -.
"la It .shan be the duty of all to eaify
their fellow Catholics, to do their best to
promote union, endeav vor to make up quar-.
rels, give and receive good advice, as true
brethren In Jesps Christ
"ll. 1t is desirable, but not of obljga-
tfon, that at Easter, aud certain principal
festa avais, the members approach the Sacra-
m.ats together in their parish church.
The above rafe, agreed to In
the Proyisiobal Standing Commistes. and
prcposed at the aggregate meeting to Be
"tSigned on behalf Of the meetipe) :.
WILLIAM IsocKHARE,
- .- Vice. Chairman.
"August S, ls7l." . ,.,
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CoLLEaE
4 NJ M ATE CONCEP TION
Ce1ner Of Common and Baronne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Iastution BY the State
dnctsd by che Fathers Of Jesas The bnd
ings are well adapteS fsr saucasioral purpesss. 4
FecrostiSn % that ngn the ariv q paps d I.o
secluded and a1psffnso1AeA.
The eoqrse Sf iRs4racAton emhrsoss- 0reeh .LAsin
Nsthemattcs. Ast.vneny, Natural and Nsatal fiIsSo
ply, with the addition eT Bookkooptng and the usna
Commercial Br9pohe0S alao tho Gerinan anzuaes
read and write -, =,
The moral and training Of the studantsis 10 The
loAdsnG objects Of the instyuctors.
Every month report fs to parento stating CON-
duct, prcgresa, rank in elass and aseeadAnce.
The aoadenical year hegins on the arst Monday Of
October, and oRdp ob0us the 3fst Of July.
TERMS.
Collegiate Course payable In adVnnco and In United
Gtstos currency, two mo1thA GO
Preparatory Course. et6. 49,
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Some fool put $4,000 into letter or
package at Salt Lake, and mailed it. for
Sau francisco, registering it-writing on
che outside the Information that it CON-
tanned that handsome ietle chip from the
root of all evil, SO tirat the usuRily honesi
men WHO w6Rtd handle it might be tamPC-
ed to steal it, and tife. fCgues might be
sa we'd 'tie trouble OF looking. The result
it has ''woOdbiHed." -
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CT. Y-JE F FE r SON CoLLEGH,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA,


Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, inoOr-
pcrsted by law Of the LeEislature, empowered TO
grant diplomas and degrees will be openea tho Sd Of
October. II ls under tho direction 6F the MsFtSt
fathers, who form society specially devoted to sduca
sion. College POfBt and Cdnreas Landing ooavs.
nieut aad res ulsr landing paOss for stoarnboAs going
SoAad returning froua New OrleanS.
Payable in Z. g. currency hah yearly in aAvaase.
Hoard sutton. washing and stAtf0nsry, poE tern Of
Doe orst nnj medicine in On dinAry cHsos OF III.
for Hui, Observation-Disclosures le
EntFSnc- tee TO be paid ony once. 10
BAH uusle IesaODs are to be paid for moRthy
REFERENCES,
Ha GrAoo, the Most Rev. Archbshop Of New OrlrAnA
The Hes. ClsfRy ~ Alters.
Fer eEher details, apply 70 the Very RAv. President,
NR. r. RoDRgEMB,
Sef1y Ne. Iso srasfsr StTSot SIS1 oAsAaSs
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This long established Institution 90 fayo,ablv known
third Scholastic year " ~
OCTOBER 22, 1872.
With the old advantages of sound Classical and
Co.nmercal Education tho Directors of the :o,iero
taees Of bunS entirely new aud %us
superior to tho former College in point Of ventilation
ThS Professors being members Of . Society which
fss shrss smgndred by has devoted Itself to the
xhsn1gs h. Of long traditional e.perisnse The Enoa,on
% not S1sd esy upon ssd
pupil. with useful knowledge bat also to instii into
rs sss vim e Ed
The Plan ef Instructon conssts oi three principal
r.. es e.iSs .s and ss cs
Il o,d.. t. psspsse The students hgsoT
Course ass sis ss.,s ma en-
braces all The branches Of thorough Coiiesats and
saoss aho eye Of Il. knosledEs IL sss
.ss
to the degree OF 4: b. (Bachelor Of Arts.
to e G q FsSse 70
ply and "a Science r. the Cehese Or have
en6rases al the branches usnslly taught In Commercial
the Ish and s.ah ys.rs q the clss,e courts Tia
xsS 4 sss and
a 10 s sSsss :: S nine e
read and write. NV" "
TERMS PER sHssIoN 1ES MONTHS.
board Tusisa and WashnEs payasie haiGyesry' 80 60
ED % and Bsddiaa Il GO
fn1 E 9Ssessa Z a
- Ssss Ess 2sss
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ST sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST.. LOUIE, Mnssrsslrr1

This insttution, chartered by the State Leglslature
and conducted by the Brothers ~ the gecrod Heart
hiss been in sHocos8u3 0eeetca Gnos I65o Baeutffuy
situated on ths sheESs % sao Bsy ezte
breeze and bathing Ia the sunaer Its 0pin
did location great tneissnsat 70 hsalhfai e1sFeis9
and amusement for the pQpfs Th0 Commercial Courpe
comprises all tho branohes q eood RnGiaS sdueason
TERMs:
Board aud Tuition p0r sasaion pAysbe half yoarIy
advanoe -Na5o 90
WaeAing Per session 10 %
Beddiag Ber ooesion, t0ptioaall 10 10
Dootor0 Fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
VaeatioR II spont ct the fustitutoa. 50 %
EXTRA CHARGES:
Plane and Violin, Per nRGath each. 500
Uso Of Piano, month OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
Elato per mt, Ath- 90
Brass Instrumnnt, Per month ..-.-....... 90
epaniAh and 0eFmaa Languages. Per month"; each. 90
Fort urther particulars, apply 70
nha4 "72ly Director Of tho College.
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Keep a straight, brave look ahead, no
matter what seeming obSta0ieaP IN the
way. A heart full Of hope aud o will full
Of dissemination are the b0Se FOnodies for
all earthly ills ...-
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF TIE
VISITATION D. v. NJ,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND

Inn lnsfitstion 10 sosatsd In bsoithv ..a ,s,,,
ssnsa,ss. a,ss'f s.ss g:
..sS.s: y nsgy syAsse The Sssr. .. IA s' sssy Ssisy
ssnSsr of psp sEss I: sss sssasa1, =,
ss:: 3 1ss - NJ ':d :s:s s.s
for "a: ssi..: Il 8 e:
''';$ ~ s:s ~ 4:
s:S. sssss
charges Pupil: sac Ieoeived . any time during sa.
session Of any denen,inasion. sei I'm
ST. 1osEPAs AcADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Conducted by tho Sisters Of ChArity,
Near Emmitsbnrg, Frederick County MARYLAND,
Ini. snstnt,en !, ,plessant'y si.u.ed healthy and
a IN ass
o'-iiIh hSa are convenient and spaoioaa.
TEEMa,
BED BED ana bedding. washing. Sehaisr Me- asu.n saa
- o"S os Isl ioo f2s0 o
AL P1YABIS IN ADVANCE. '" "
The AsaSspis sas year siyas n two Sessions
sa.t and tSs 18Th q Jsausrs ON the ss'h Of Au'
Letters q inquiry di''sisSs 4,ss = sss .,,-xv,ov
nys7aiy ~ '"-s""'s Aasi.nv sneitshars -
SETON HALL COLLEGE,
SOUTH oRASGE, NJ.
The First Term begins September 4th.
This College ofss tho advantages Of superior cau.
oatien with the comforts and re6nsmsnts Of homo
ThsDoMEsrIC DEPARTMENT and 1Nr1RMARY
being under the care of tho Sisters of Charity.
MA. coRRIeAN. D. d.
s9s 5sn PrestdsnA 4
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HseF' ETtIN 4, c. NJ.
- ~.- Prrri'ent Of TIM College
- Or 10 Rev TIIoS. J. SMITH, c. NJ
ses*S ~ st. JOasphfs Church Now orioan.
M. mn J0sEpH MiTCAEL. Cashier, OF tho Mutual
hauSnM sank No i06 Canal street New O,lsans
neeby authorised to receive and give recent lar nnv
aoness which may be paid Kim for sccount OF ths
New orlcans. AuSasfs. isIp ~ '' ''s'''u'
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EDUE4Tf0N1E., '--''s=--,ss
- x---A-&IsA az 80 sax L. :.
M MoUNF sT NARY'e COLLEGE, -.
NEAR xMM1TSpUlo.
:. Frederick cssssx 4ase,sasx u 'G-. !:


a.e.,s <. sses s:.s T. ~ ss tvs s:se.esf
"a sSs s:sSs ss.Rsstvey On az ~ q
a "a ssrsnae Pc sea.a ass 6e-k isf sash ss.ssau
-. %Ssm sdySuaG Fhystoiap' feo, etc. -
pvSkg nSoav sor ceeh eesssaa % eapl v6ich Xrss.
.'Ss ~ GS1s sne sts$snsy supplisd BY sheelNas
All ~ stndsst.a ~ ~ asN aavsase e -. =
'Ha "a mra,ss 70 rs psaeees sf the Cashots rsaisn
ipf sdnassio who have a. ndicd In, osh.,-
Sssv and aeadsniea. fnase prodaco certi6caxSa -
soSa stShahsx And oharactrr, -
- neg Suauhcd to enter On thS <o,,.,.
TIs la ~. =" "a ,ae risparatety Dspartm sai
- - ' Uao - ths Coi,rge Il by thu wesssvu
aa saa an tSrirsal from Iattaorc 10 Meshap;rssoH.
bug. s 'n'o"sa 70 Ennes-
Le'|ers 81 inqairy should be nltrs.ss, tn ,s.
iie"'aosti OF Aount st. Mary o Coilsra
Ort cuAs :, ~, ninitsburg Mar y1a1a."
au,I I'm 1'AS' a. ELpER Louisiana Agent,
- '@f |aap street, Nov OrioanA
ST.. MARYs COLLEGE.
MARION COUNTY, KY.
"' "uS Astati".. Eehanon Brsneh Of l. s-isyfls n.
NAsArttie IsAAAyA-
ssssi'a bsGtns FIRST TUESDAY IN ssp,sub.r.
SSTs aHs- ntisoo Per of ton u,ootAs anoo a.
n,e.o. ,Hsshine and ordtaafy msndinS ..... a -
FfsscA saa Gsrn.n is.. =. a.. Sc
enrssaA pfiess s~~ Sse'see~p'ss
Sar farther particular. apply 70
.,ssS- ABS l. ELNA, CIR, Ii. n
- PrsaiisaA
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:. ? q
THE HOLY ANGELS.

g. - -AhA nAAA1 AA1nAN&EL&. .ss...
uaaeethe Direstfos - &A~ sssses, ,s,rss.... -
tF.h - tii'. 'rs Srsas. IT, .t.l "a -. - .
sasr Of R.ne.s. and Ss.Er... .:r.ss Third .s.r,ss
Ihss zsguiaosn. Is.etution Vi. chsr,ef.d k.,,rn..
Ie2& AZ htuaSed N qufet ana Ae2hhv iossSitv K
tae a9qfps o. ne CITY. H9 ct short d{staSos -.
sns saoras IL tSy eo%Eodioos. vent ated
the health and security of ass inmates oS "
fuPe o. ~ aenomiRatons admitted I'm tfou. III.
Pronasaon 3i order and regularity an sre 4. ~
t tae hercises and conform Is tho uss 81
The system of odueatiep uenioM; oS,;,,,
Englsh languages viz: Raadinc reumss,bta Ts,S 81
ana an GhnsIsn GranmaE. Arithmetic Anrient and Ma
ern deograpy, use OF the Globea proso and Paafi
Gonpostt0rs History tAroient and Nodern "a
ppfoaanS1' Cnrono,ogy French and EngsA Litoratn,e
hofsSSy kstu1 Chemistry
Music, Drawing, Painting Plain and CrnamsStaI Ne
de:work, Tapestry, Embroidery Artiacsi ToWsr, ese
rERMs-PATMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
-..- iNADvANcx:
Board and Tuition In French ana Enplass. per
''-'-.'--'r'. -.-- .-.-...-....-.. A3s o.
Entraaoe Fes for tho arse yen onrv Rer quarter
. EXTRA A'cHARaEs:
Mas!o iss Piano per quarter ~ ~ o. o.
Gta4ins,.,-v q %
y %
Tss:st and Enbroiry :.::: ..:.:::::.::: is 3 g g
- .-............. IL %
pnSnfinG - IL "
Ysnf ~ n ID "
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Ene eIa,eee commence about the arst Of gepkenbsr
hx 60 ~ ie cad oe june. BY sxaninssion an2
sools etc. msy b procured At the Institution =.
Pays Are reeeiveA a. my time durine the year ana
enasges made from the date of entrance cniy
S~.y y. s..0 noiy AnEon. sci II ip1
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NIv sITY.

ST. LOUIS
UNIV ERSITY,
=. EsrARLlsHED IN ise
n msm pc, q ss socss'y q jesus a.a ipeesrs..s,s
" - - % 10 nssee Legislature in lkR, n - -
SsenosN asinterruptsd success, and co nsin.ss n -
sse A'sasns svosy seaasy FOR scq uirtnS 1hofsaSh
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL xpucAr,or
Every candidate for admission not persoa us,v ~.
9uaihted wfth some membcs Of the Faculty. mu.f -
dGcc proper testimonials Of good moral o hSrseas.
S ers time. to tho parents or
auct he ath and Improvement Of their sous or Wss.
ehPrriehced phystcaa daily vista the institntien
sick ooAso"e0 ~ ~
TERMS:
Boaru snu tuition, por session Of ten montb Has
me next session befins on September 2,I is1a
Ptymsnes m ust be maae qua arterty or semi N ,.,
IN auvanee; Catalogues con tAining In, trustonS n
pa.'on " '" particulars will b sent free % appli.
REv. j. g. ZEALAND q j.
President ST. Louis Univeraity
-. ~ Louis. &a.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

This Institution 90 favo,shly known
70 the people OF the South will enter unon il Eartv
third Scholastic year on 'H'" ''s '''y'
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Hoar,i 40 fnI,,. 49, >. :.
aendipx. Bed. 6edNaE. Boctora Eaa and

Curront charges arr paid ssninknnsii. n. :S."nc .
sr" f;,;,sfss ssd praTtng wish the rensh Latin
char9eA Fupi: a. Teoeivod any sin,e during the
session, Of any denoa,I nst tton ssf Nm
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ST. MARY's COLLEGE,

Corner PssyfArrs and GeAstssss Atsssas..
This Instltutsoa, Airsctsd By ts chsississ Drussn
oEsfS naey adrantAeee fer tboreaGh ClAasteal Gcfs
ti6c and Co0nerciRl Edecattea,
tembera. ~
aaas 81 BROTHER rHURIAN. P.aa,sa-,n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
CHARLESTON. November 30
To the Editor. Of The IntellIcene.r:
TIE PRINTING INVESTIGATION

TIE PRINTING INVESTIGATION.
The Printing Investigating Committee
submitted their report on Wednesday. Il
was very carefully prepared, and showed
great pains had been taken 10 get at facts,
dates and figures. The report was signed
by all but Mr.. West, Of Harrison, who, Il
will be remembered, at the last session,
prepared substitute for the resolution
asking that an investigation be had, re-
quiring the impeacher to be impesched
before he could be heard as TO the cor.
rectness Of his charges against Il. S.
Walker, Public Printer, which required a
heavy bond $4,000 before he should
give evidence, &c, SC.
Dir. West was candidate for re.elec-
ton in order to champion Lis friend on
this report and help white.wash The
charge made by Walkers accusers. West
failed to put In enough Of ballots in Au.
gust, and was defeated by considerable
majority, which showed how the county
OF Harrison appreciates a representa-.
tives services who would try by sharp
practice TO prevent an Investigation OF
the transactions Of q public officer. He
was so disguised with his defeat that he
did not attend all the meetings Of the
committee.
1t will DO remembered that Messrs.
Barr, Fleming, Campbell, Llghtner and
sturgtss were appointed q committee to
investigate certain charges made against
Walker BY John 8, Merrill, and that ali
but Sturgiss whitewashed Walker in q
very ingenious report, but 10 escape the
judgment Of public opinion, and 10 quell
storm that would have risen, they
recommended that committee DO raised
TO investigate "the Public Printers"-not
Walker, but somebody who had lived
long before Walker was renowned as
Public Printer-and for the sole purpose
OF dtverting public opinion from Walker
by making the resolution TO cover the
acts OF former Printers as well as the
accused. sturgiss, however, could not
see so much honesty in 1.-The finest Jour.
nAlist in the State" as his colleague, and
made minority report, accusing him of
oVercharging the State for three publica.
tons more than 5000, besides other
irregularities. The committee that ne.
ported, headed by Gov. Jacob, fully exon.
Grated Mr.. John Frew Of any intent Of
dishonesty, and say that there were quite a
number oil undercharges which would
more than over balance the overchAree.
notwithstanding, Walker manufactured
by wholesale, the most infamous, unbound.
ed charges against him, to screen himself,
The report Of the Committee. show how
well he succeeded. The weak, futile al.
tempt Of Walker 70 bring the Committee
into dlsrepute and explain away his, ms
deeds that appear In this, Thursday, noni.
ing's Courier, arc generally looked apon
by his friends as well as opponents, Is a
virtual admission Of many Of the charges
contained in the report The "Kitten"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
West virginia Ahead Of her Ma.

"SoN HhAAA0 fAhGuN Vi uGI AAaS
The following paragraph Is going
around the county:
Buchanan county, Virginia, enjoys the
proud distinction Of being the only coun
~ In the United States from which no re-.
turns whatever Of the recent election have
been received. By It's position II Is $50.
lated rom the rest Of the world, and Is
quite terra tneo9Ritd. The Richmond
Enquirer says the vote ofthe county will
probably never be ascertained until the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth sends q
special messenger hither for that pur-
pose"
But the RNQ4irT wlthdraws this claim
for Buchanan county in the following par
sgraph which we cut from It's issue Of
30th ult:
Buchanan county Is not entitled to- the
distinction OF being the last county In the
United States TO report the result Of the
late election within its llmits The
Wheeling LHttRl9sHeer Of the 2lst lays:
By the spring foods 10 the Tug Fork OF Sandy
no doubt some enteTprislng ilmberman Will
bring down the returns from Mcdowell.
Mcdowell adjoins Buchanan, and we
are rather piqued that any West Virginia
county should even have got ahead Of
one OF ours in tagging behind"
Our telegram from Charleston Monday
morning reported the vote OF the whole
State for President except Mcdowell"
So we still contest the honorable dstinc.
lion clAimedIor Buchanan asst regardsthe
presidential election. But the fact Is, we
believe, the returns Of Mcdowell are not
yet in for 1871.
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TO sT0OKHOLDEIs 4

OFFICE OF TIE ErNA IRON AND NAE 20. !
mi, bRip0EroRT, Nov. q, iS79,
The CorporStoTs OF this Company have thi.
day called for an instRllment OF dive ptF emf on
the subscription 70 the capital stock. nlyShls on
o. before the 18th Of December next enSafnT. md
queen per cent payable on or befoFe Tie 6sh Of
treasurer pro tsn, Of Bridgep0St, Ohio.
A. @. R0BtNSON,
JOHN HANNA
HENRY ZIifhrEAfAHN.
Ta0S. r. 1L0RRRT;
u.s, LEWIS JONES,
noSN Corporations.
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JUDGE HARRISON, Of Clarksburg and
Hon. c. s. LEWIS, are taking depositons
for the prosecution OF their contested el-
ection case in the matter Otthe Judgeship
Of that circuit.
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FLEeTlON NOTICE.

HtLE3TlON NOVICE. n
IL BatD6EPoRf, Ono, Nov. IS, 1871
An election Tor seven Directors Of he Etpa
Iron and Nail Company, 70 sefVe for tho enInin9
yesI, will DO held at ihe. First National BSnF.
bridgeport, Ohio, on Monday, the 9Th Of Janua.
~ 1870 between the honrsof one and tourP. Y.
A. g. ROBINSON,
7p.'a tTH0S. B. MOPFRT,
JOHN HAHN.
HENRY ZINMERNANN,
LEWIS JONES,
noyG CorporatorA