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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22
WHO WILL BE THE NOMINEE

As the Cd of June approaches, the public
mind appears more unsettled and more in the
dark As to who is to be the nominee We shall
not try our powers Of yaticination atipresent, as
We never claimed to be prophet or the son Of
one. The prominent candidates arc Nr. Bucia-
nan, Mr..Pieree, Nr. Hunter and Judge Douglas,
though some new man may be taken up; though
We hope this practice, like the military Juror,
has had its day in the Union. OF the four gem
tiemea above named, it is thought the first two
will have the largest vote on the first ballots after
that no one can see further. The press is ST
lent, Comparatively, as to the Vice President
Hcf1yitlfe taken lrpm the South if either of the
Northern aspirants receive the nomination, and
from the North should Mr. Hunter be selected
We-hope that this Convention will select ma
tioslal man, one above the littleness of paFtyisn,
and who win look to the Union and the whole
Union.
With sucha nominee the only danger remain
ing Will be in the Black Republican candidate
The friends of Mr.. Fillmore know him sound in
his acts, despite his Erie letter. An effort is
making North to fuse the Black Republicans on
Mr.. Fillmore Unless we are deceived, Mr.. F.
win not accept their nomination. However, We
win soon see what is the action of all parties,
and then all good patriots and Wings who have
adhered to their old faith will look to the Union
as it should be, and vote as to contribute most
for Its preservation under the Constitution-re-
speeding the rights of all We viii have no
party calls to trammel us, and will vote unfet-
tered, for our country, Representation and pros
perity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

Col. ScaouLER has retired from the Cincin-
natl Gazette. Col. S. has been an editor for 90
years and bids farewell to the editorial fraterni-
" to enter the more active, but less arduous,
business Of commercial life. At the close of his
valedictOry, he says
at has been my fortune to know many gen
tlemen connected with the press, and have
found few among them that were not true, pa.
tent under difficulties, of long suffering and OF
honest hearts Although my connection with
EefIaternity ceases with this issue, shall ever
Editor viii be to me a more acceptable introduce
ton than to have been member of Congress"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

.PRtcEs FALL1SG.-For the first time in many
months we see that common to good New York
undersir dollars barrel When the channels
Of Communication with the interior arc fully
open, an ayalance of breadstuffs and provisions
will be down upon us; and as the demand from
abroad is diminished, except at reduced prices,
there is fair chance that consumers will yet
reap some benefit from the immense crops Of
last year. The farmers, millers and dealers have
had their chance; the consumers win now have
theirs. Much, however, will depend upon the
prospectSaof the growing crops, which thus far,
50 far as we have learned, are generally fayOrn-
ble-Nes0 York Journal Of Commerce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

FLOUR AND BREAD.-A correspondent of the
Scientific American 81. Royal, Bridgcton, n. j.
communicates the following information to that
paper. If reliable, his statements arc of inpor
lance to all who have occasion to purchase or
make use of -four.
Wheat sown in the fall will produce grain
much heavier than the same seed sown in tho
spring; and one hundred pounds of winter
wheat -four will make more bread than one hum
dred pounds of flour made from spring wheat.
Millers find it economical to use large stones
in grinding; but large stone injurc the quality
of the flour. No milestone should be over three
feet in diameter; flour from such a stone will
makcmore and better bread than -four made from
five foot stone; so that 100 pounds of winter
wheat ground with three-foot stones, and baked
by regular baker with the drugs and chemicals
at present used, will make 40 pounds of good
bread. 100 pounds of the same description of
flour baked as women bake for their families,
willinake 40 pounds ofgood bread: 100 pounds
of bad -four, baked as women bake for their
families, will make 100 pounds of pretty good
bread. BY bad flour | do not mean flour which
has received any damage from heat OF damp, or
from any other cause; but l mean sound spring
wheat nicely and finely ground with large
stones, five feet or moro in diameteT--tiour that
almost any one except master bakers would pro-
nounce to be 'ssnperfine A No. i"
One pound of dough, ifbaked in an oven in
pans, will make one pound Of bread, nice large
sweet bread, and almost entirely devoid of nutri-
tious qualifications, useful principally as a kind
ofyehicle to transport butter in the human sto-
mach. One pound of dough baked on the
bricks on the bottom of the oven will lose = or
3 ounces in weight lie baking; and will rot look
SO nice, but twill be sixty per cent more nutri-
Gus than the amount of dough baked in the pan.
When the -four is dry and not musty, and q
a baker wishes to Judge offs quality inhis own
bne FIJI rS,fS
on opening it, the -four retains the shape ofthe
hand and fingers, it is a sign that it possesses
the good qualities i have mentioned above, ifit
crunbles down on opening the hand, it viii not
make cas- much nor as good bread. When a ba-
ler is inspecting ileur, not in his own shop, or
in the presence of others, he takes n handful
carclessly, squeczesit tight, and throws it back
into the barrel; ifthe lump keeps its shape, or
breaks only in two or three pieces, he will buy
it if on the contrary, it goes into fine powder,
he will nst have.it, because it will not make
much nor good bread.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

'sY-The South Side Democrat states thatex-
President Tyleris to lecture soon at Petersburg,
aud has chosen for his subject theme pregg
nant with interest-the Dead of his Cabinet
In that cabinet were the accomplished Legare
the elegant and eruditc Upshur, the brilliant
Giimsr sad those two giants Of Their age. Web
ser and CALHOUN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

Nh. FILLMoRE ASp ms NoNrSATIoN.-Thc
nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore by the American
party has at length reached him at Rome. A
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, wri-
ting from that metropolis, under date Of goth
ult, says:
.FThe news of Mr. FilImore's nomination by
the "Americans" was received here on Monday
last and caused much rejoicing 1t was announc-
ed to him by numerous body Of friends, but
had not the least Influence on him, who really
seems to be the most imperturbable man lever
SAW in INV life. He returned the other daytrom
Naples in good health and fine spirits, and will
return early this summer to the United States:
Rails and festivities have been given to him all
Over Europe, and ut this distance from home,
where party feelings naturally SubSide, and
American sentiments become the only ones dis
tinntishable to patriots, it is no exaggeraton to
say. that Mr.. Fillmore has no enemy on this side
of the water, where every American use the
term in its most extensive meaningl is proud to
seeshimself SO handsomely represented in the
person of our worthy, digni6ed, selEpossessed
Ex-president We have now some three hum
dred Americans from East, West North and
South, here in Rome, aud lam quite certain that
among the diversity Of opinion and political con-
yictions that must necessarily exist among them
there Is not one who would not think the coun-
tyv perfectly safe, should Mr.. Fillmore be once
more called to the administration of the govern
Inent. That his administration would not em-
barraSs our relations with Europe, feel quite
certain myself; although, fortunately for the
country, we have gone through tho darkest
period, and may hope for better times, happen
what may. ,sl,fs7.s sssaas,i 81. 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22
ruR 11IiRrAIN RISING.

Being strongly impressed that the intentions
Of our Government in relation to the Recruitment
difficulty are fully disclOsed-indeed, were in
intended to be understood as disclosed
in a letter from this city to the Journal of
Commerce, we consider it due to our readers to.
lay the essential portions of the letter before
tL.r, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22
"WAsuINGroN, Wednesday, April lG.

1.-THE Executive Government INDUCES in the
hope that the British Ministry will sec the pro-
priety of compliance with the demand Of Mr..
ISrcy's letter of the 2Sth December for the re-
call Of Mr. CHAMPION and the three ConSuls'
.tWhateyer may be the opinion Of the press
in New York on this subject, there is but one
in the Senate and in the administration to Wit
that the British Government has, as yet, tender
dino apology for the conduct of her officials for
the infringement of our laws"
1.-THE answer of the British Government can
not be much longer delayed; and now wish to
saw thatit is postirely etrtain that Mr.. Champion
viii be Immediately dismissed in case he be not
recalled, let what may be the consequences As
to these consequences have a word to say, in
coanexion with the parallel case Of the dismis-
,aIiof Sir Henry Bulwer by the Spanish Govern
This letter bears to our minds internal evil
dence of authenticity, and we have no doubt
the writer has had the best authority for his
statements, so far at lest, as regards the feel
ns and purposes othe Eso,tise as to on what nat
subject we must entertain some dOubt.-NGt.
Int j,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22
sPR1NG ELECTION

I'VE charge FvE DoIIIEs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. paid Invariably advance Persons not CONF
plying with is rule win understand Why tSir announce
laents do not aPPear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

let TIE AFFLICTED HEAR TIE TESTIMONY
OF 4 LADY.
mo those who have pleasure knowing her, need
saw nothing but to others remark that desire to
the suffering induces her thus to SPEAK None can a
precinte her joy gratitude in being relieved from palm
after years suffering unparalleled, but those f there be
anvil WHO have suffered like her.
Miss s. has long been resident Of us eityior the last
years has been successfully conducting school ut No. $50
Baltimore The happy change In her health Is subject
of to her numerous friends. We ask
those interested call on her. She will tell them more OF
Il Is that Ibis remedy goes giving relief the sick We
public them From more distant places We ais"
hear Of tile same happy result These facts, with the
current testimony Of thousands should cause and
urejuice to hide their heads and coneee that amptOns
Tncture Is a wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

NR. EDrToK:-piease announce PErrn prLaFtAlSE as q
candidate for Commissioner the Revenue for Ohio 0onn-
IT, ap1s MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22
CFTyzEAs,S tl4AtllEilsi7N

ME. EOroR :-Pleass Obse many ei'sses by announcing
Unworthy feOr-ei.isep AC COTS, as candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election, for the oiee of sheriff Of
Ohio county.
Tess MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

MEssns RDrrons: You confer a fsvOruron manyyo-
by announcing our esteemed worthy fellOw-cisren,
r. IT, HuBBELL as candidate for Sheriff, Spring
election.
fs5 ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22
The grea.est Medical Discovery of the
AReis

The grente.t Medical Discovery of the
Age IS
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.
They don't AeLl complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured tile of scrofua.
Two Boxes have ErysIpelas.
One Box always the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are cleanse the system from BOs-
often less than does it.
Two Boxes have completely the worst of Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fall to cure the Piles.
dose the Headache, arising from foul stOm-
ach
strong o,es often repeated expel every worm from the
body. They shoudle given children, Win always
more or less afflicted with this scourre.
As gentle Physc they have equal.
One Box Derangement of the Liver.
Half a Box cures Cold.
They purify Blood, thus strike the foundation of
every disease.
As Pill there their equal the world.
They purely vegetable and do harm, but do
compsh m unaccountnble amount of good.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AYn, Practical Chemist Lowell,
Massachusetts, by Druggists dealers Med
iciue throughout this section
a. C. GOOD ( CO., Wheeling,
ars Wholesale and Retail Agents.