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Warrantit to qiveSatisfactiol
The Great Acclimating Tonic

Wherever HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, the celebrated American prevention Of
Climatic Diseases, have been introduced into
unhealthy regions, their effects in sustaining
the health, vigor and animal spirits OF those
whose pursuits subjected them to extraordinary
risks from exposure and priyati0n, have been
wonderful. In the Army the superiority OF this
article over any other invigorating and altera'
tive medicine has become 30 manifest where
used that it is relied upon, exclusively, as apro'
lection against Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague'
and Bowel complaints Of evsry kind. The SOL
diers say 1t is the only stimulant which produces
and keeps up healthy habit of body in I'M
wholesome locations. For the unacclimated pi-
oneer and settler 1t is the most reliable OF all
safeguards against sickness. Throughout the
United States it is considered the most healthful
and agreeable of all touics and altogether un.
euualed as a remedy for Dyspepsia. The med
icinal ingredients are all vegetable, and are
held in solution by the most wholesome stmu'
liant known-the Essence Of Rye. "Hostetters
Bitters" arc manufactured at Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, and no less than $4,000 dozen bottles
are sold annually by Dirt ggists,
aug30
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seutnern Radicalism.

7. ia said that the radicalism OF the
Southern delegates in the mean white
convention now in session in Philadel-
phia exceeds even the most sanguine ex'
pectations of their friends. Tney go In
for negro suffrage, negro equality mis-
cepenation and all the other dogmas OF
the most approved radical Loyalty
Thew 90 even further in their devotion
70 these theories than Congress 'tSelf'
and everybody knews that Congress went
far enough to disgust every decent white
man on the continent. There is, howey-
or. nothing very surprising in this "ad'
vanced radicalism" of the Southern
loyalists" at Philadelphia. The MAJOR
ty of them were original secesslonists
and are naturally anxious to prove their
present "loyalty" by catering to what
thew know are the wishesof their North
ern masters. Having no constituents
and representing nobody but themselves
they can afford to plunge even deeper
into the mire of radicalism than their
Northern associates, who dread the scorn
and indignation of the people.
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The MASS injecting.

We trust that the friends of the Presl'
dents policy in this city and vicinity
will make the mass meeting at the Court
House to morrow night such demon
.stration of conservative strength as Will
properly sustain the good reputation our
city already enjoys. Colonel b. d.
SMITH, the nominee for Governor, will
certainly DO here, and his speech alone
will abundantly repay all who may at
tend. Mr.. CHANDLER, who will also be
present, is said to be one of the most elo-
uuent orators in Eastern Virginia, and
Colonel JOHNSON, the conservative can
didate for member of Congress from this
District, is already SO we'll and favorably
known here that the mere announcement
of his name as one of the speakers will
be sufficient to attract crowd. We
trust that the conservative masses will
turn out in their might and open the
campaign with such an enthusiastic and
vigorous onslaught upon the enemy's
works as will at once aemeralize the foe.
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Who is Responsible.

A dispatch this morning states that
apprehensions of radical riot upon the
occasion OF the Presidents visit are felt
in Chicago, though the blame is sought
to be thrown upon the Chicago Times, a
Democratic journal, because it has as
serted that the President shall be pro-
tected and defended in whatever he may
SAY. The following from the Chicago
Republican, a radical shee3, shows who 1t
really is who is seeking to incite a mob
and inaugurate riot.
Mr.. johnson is coming to Chicago with
this blood of loyal men upon his gar
ments. We advise loyal citizens to
avoid him as they would any other con-
yieted criminal. Let those who approve
of the New Orleans massacre run alter
him and hurrah for HIM. Let oil others
favor him with silence and yield MN
room
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The Prs.Ideut's Position

WHEELING w. Va, Sept. q, 1000.
Editor Register;
The Chicago 'epublicdn, radical to
the core" iourn,l, has most appropriate
II stated the position of President john
son. lie has, ;rcording to this radical
Chicago journal, stood still exactly where
the people pl, "a him when he was
elected Vice Pr sident; he has not moved
au inch. He st,nds now as he did then,
upon the resoln IONS unanimously adopt
ed in Congress n 1861, that the war is
not prosecuted upon our part i'll any
spirit of oppression, nor for any purpose
of conquest or slbjugatioD, nor purpose
of overthsowing nr interfering with the
RIGHTS or established institutions of those
States, but to defend and maintain the
supremacy of 30 constitution and all
laws made in p issuance thereof, and to
ueserve the Union with all the dignity,
equality and rig ITS of the several States
unimpaired; tbat as soon as these objects
are accomplish, d, the war ought to
cease. la the ,nterim, the progressive
Republicans, WHO have earned for them
selves the nan of the radical faction,
have left him. they have progressed in
their radicalisnl~; they have sought new
fields Of politi al development. From
the tenor of t. : resolution they have
gone 10 negro sDlfrage. pure aud simple,
40 the oyerthIowiDg and interfering with
the rirhts or G ablished institutions in
the Southern ates, and to the maln-
tenance of the ea of Congress, Instead
of the suprema y of the constitution,
The Chicago Republican has stated the
case frankly. It. says of the President ::
He wasselec. d on a platform which
provided that ricau slavery should be
abolished, but JAILED to provide what
should Toe the 81 ,tus of the emancipated
race A few r. cal Republicans moved
forward and sai GIVE the ballot TO
the negro" I President stood still,
and said NO" Thereupon the few rad
icals moved pas him, and the rebels pre-
pared 10 come Il him. Nearly the entire
Republican par then said: "At least
olive the freeu. equal civil rights as
Citizens, and let The Federal Governments
IF, edmeu's BUREAU" The President an
swered: No" He is Free let him
RELY Oh his form master for protection
and So, vetoed every bill of Congress
which asked hin to take step forward
of She naked legal declaration that
slavery was abolished. Standing thus
obstinate aud il movable on the platform
of two years ago, the great Republican
party swept past him in its onward
march to the more radical principles of
the political equality of all men,"
These are the forward steps taken by
the Radical Republicans, these are the
steps in which the President has refused
TO follow. He stands now where he and
the Republican party stood when he was
nominated by the Baltimore Convention.
He stands now where he and Dir. Lincoln
promised to stand when they were elect
ed. lie stands now where the Republican
party stood until the keynote of the ad-
vance was given by Colfax aud Stevens
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The Spirit of kndicalism @.

The insults offered to President JOHN.
SON and the party OF distinguished gen
tlemen who accompany him, in the city
of Cleveland last Monday night so far
from inflichng any injury upon the per-
sonal popularity ofthe President aud the
success of the patriotic cause in which
he is engaged, will recoil with damaging
force upon the radical mobocrats whose
ire his bold and independent opposition
has excited. Cleveland has disgraced
herself as much as a city already motto
rious for it: radical fanaticism can do. 1t
now enjoys the bad prominence of be.
ing the only city in the land where a
President of the United States has ever
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last summer. The President has not
changed. The Radical to the core GO, re
publicans proclaim this fact. Inc 6sa o.
ioal Republican party has, with the 70; most ?,
mischievous intent, swept past nun III
it's onward march to the more radical
principle of the political equality
Of all men; that is to the establishment
of negro suffrage and the political equal
ization of the Ignorant negroes vita the
white population of the South. This Is
the shibboleth of the Radical Republcan
party which Mr.. Johnson has not yet
learned, and, I hope and believe, never
will learn to utter. The President has
not changed. The country must say the
President is right. The Radicals must
come back to the starting point. They
must be held amenable to the bond they
have given. The country recognizes the
legality of the obligations of this bond,
and the Philadelphia Convention will
enforce it. I. In
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Keep the Cutters Clean in Front
of YOUR Premises.

HEALTH OFTIcE, CITY OF WHEELING.
AUGUST 30th. 1866.
fNHR OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS
Il OF dwellings. stores and manufacturing es-
Adjustments, &c, are hereby notified 70 see
that the CUTTERS of streets or alleys in front Of
their premises are kept clean and free from all
obstruction to proper drainage.
Young beer, brewed at this temperature,
passes rapidly into an acid fermentation. A
large class of our citizens use this article as
common beverage in their families there
fore deem it my duty to canton all against the
perpiciSus effects resulting from habitnAl u''
Saloon keepers are again reminded to treat as
offensive matter beer, ale and other fernented
liquors deprived of cArb0nic acid gas
The Sanitary Police are ordered TO enforce
the ordinance, without further notice, against
all persons who still permit nuisances TO exist
on their premises. kICHD BLUM N D.,
aug3l.lw Health Ofheer
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been insulted. The occurrence is with
out precedent in the history Of the ma
ton, and is only demonstration of the
malevolent, vindictive, law and decenoy
defying spirit of modern radicalism All
good men should shun party that leads
to and permits such outrages as tney
would shun the pestilence.
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THE Disunionists in State Convention
at Parkersburg solemnly resolved, as
part of their political platform, that they
were "wise and patriotic" They should
have also declared by resolution that the
moon is made of green cheese, which
would have been a declaration just as
true As the former, aud just as readily
believed.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

MEssRs. j. G. ORB e. CO. HAVE
vi received FULL line Of SCHOOL BOOKS
such rs are used in our Public Schools and sem
inaries- Prices as low as amy osher man ]"
Special rates to Teachers. Parents and others
viii find it 10 their interest to bay their School
Books, &c, at JAMESC. ORR &C0.S
% Monroe Street
ssptl.Iw adeors West Of lst Nat Bank.
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JUSTICE, they say, is blind; how then
is she to discover that one man is white
and another coloredl-NtW York Tn
bune.
Horace evidently thinks it is hard
conundrum, but we answer promptly
"by tue smell."-Norfolk TngiHiaR.
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Di PITTS OF THE SEA.-A French jOH''
nal AVS that the soundings for the new
Trans Atlantic Cable have enabled con-
PARSONS to be made IF the depths OF the
different seas. Generally speaking, they
are not of any great depth in the neigh
borhoud of continents; thus, the Baltic,
between Germany aud Sweden, i>.Dnly
ll7 feet deep; and the Adriatic be- ween
Venice and Trieste, $50 feet. The great
est depth of the channel between France
and England does not exceed 800 feet,
while TO the southwest of Ireland, where
the sea is open, the depth is more than
. 900 feet The seas TO the south "t Eu-
rope are much deeper than those III the
inferior. IL the narrowest part OF the
Straits OF Gibraltar the depth Is only
1000 feet, while little more to the east
il is 5000 feet. On the coast OF Spain
the depth is nearly 5000 feet. AT go
miles south of Nantucket (south OF Cape
Cod) no bottom was found at 1000 feet.
The greatest depths ot all are to be met
with in the Southern Ocean. To the
west of the Cape of Good Hope 10000
feet have been measured, and t. the
west of ST. Helena 1900. Dr. Young
estimates tho average depth of the At
lautic at $4,000 feet, and OF the Pacific
at 20, 900 feet
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AN interesting suit is pending 10 Rich
mond. Virginia, growing out of the aileg-
ed purchase, before the war, of twrniy-
three hundred hogsheads of tobacco for
the Messrs. Rothschild. About two
thousand hogsheads of the tobacco were
burned on the fall of Richmond, and the
rest was stored. Colohel LOOMS claims
the tobacco as abandoned property, but
an Injunction has been issued at the suit
of the Rothschilds, restraining him from
removing it.
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DIED {,

On Tuesday morning, September ath, 1850, at
his residence on Zane Street, Wheeling lslana
JOSEPH II. WATERS, in the 4lst year OF his
age.
The funeral will take place from his late les.
idencs this "wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
The friends of the family are respectfully in
yited to attend.
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MASS MEETING.

TINE FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT
JOHNsON'S Policy Of Restoration, and
all who endorse the Platform Of Principles
adopted by the Democratic and Conservative
State Convention at its recent session in Par
kersburg, are invited to assemble In Mass
Meeting at the
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DURE OLDRYR Whisky

i 100 Barrels Of the shehan Double Distilled
in 1859 and 1850 warranted superior to any in
this market, store and for sale By
I've H. REILLY.
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EUREKA.

A MMoNIATED BONE SUPER
II PHOSPHATE OF LIME-the very best
fertilizer known. For sale by
septl PRYOR, BOYD & co , Sole Ag'ts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~.PISO'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annuity
from Consumption in the United States CSee
census report for 1862
This remedy bas been for several years USED
in practice by eminent physicians, with such
marked success, that is now, by urgent reque ct
offered to the public as An infallible remedy for
lung and throat diseases. Not every one In the
advanced stages of the consumption can be
cured, but many have been, and many more are
now receiving benefit from its use, anu TINS
AS an evidence of our sincerity in the above
statement, We
Warrantit to giveSatisfaction
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W. Va, General Agent
for West Virginia, to whom orders may Dc ad'
dressed.
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WHITE MANS TICKET.

WHITE MANS TICKET,
FOR GOVERNOR,
COL. BENJAMIN HI. SMITH,
Of Kanawha county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
HON Holm w. KENNEDY
of Jefferson county.
"a. FOR AUDITOR,
COL. PETER DARNKLh'
of Mason county.
FOR TREASURER,
CAPT JOHN 8. BURDETT,
of Mason county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
NATHANIEL RICHARDSON
of Ohio county.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
CALEB BOGGEss,
of Harrison county.
FOE CoNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT
COL. ID. ID. JOHNSON,
of Tyler county.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Turner's Festival !!

SEPT. 5th 1896,
w Grand Procession in the morning, leaving
Head Quarters at O'Clock, through the princf.
nal streets of the city. Great Gymnastc per.
Torrance in the Washington hall at u, p. N.
sept5 tHtH 3I'HHH rtf
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Court House in Wheeling.

Court House In Wheeling.
Thursday Eve, Sept. O, nj 1:2 o'cI'k.
Col. Is. H. SMITH, Of Kanawha.
Hon. l.. III. CHANDLER, ofNerfoIk.
Col. ID. ID. JOHNSON, Of Tyler,
and other distinguished speakers win be pres
emit and address the meeting. Let there BIO a
grand rally Of the friends of law and order,
aud Of the opponents of radical misrule.
BY order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
sept4-3t
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TIME NRW FIRM ARE NOW
Offering greater Inducements to the public
than has ever before been done in Western VII.
ginia, to obtain pictures Of all Sly LES and
KINDS known to the art With our increased
facilities for operating in the way Of new I'M
provements in instruments, and our magnin'
cent LIGHT we CAN'T BE BEAT In style OF
price.
PoRCBLAIN.
This il a new and beautiful style of pictures,
which is very popular in all the leading gale
riss of the East. These we are now producing.
They can either be taken from life or copied
from other pictures, and when colored by our
Artist, are perfectly exquisite.
We are now prepar ed to execute work OF all
kinds, from Gems to the Portrait Size.
Pictures Of deceased persons copied and en-.
lsreed from miniature to life size, and colorsd
true to nature.
Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases; Please
give us a call, A. G. PARTRIDGE & CO.
A. C. PARTRIDGE, truly thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed on him for the past
twenty years, Is happy to announce to the pub.
lie that he has associated in business with him
Mr.. GEO. P. CRITCHERS0N. whose reputa-
ton as q Photographic Artist East is second to
none and all wanting anything In the picture
line can rest assured that they can obtain as
good picture here as at any establishment In
the Uuited States and better than at any other
in this city. A continuance Of your fayors is
respectfully solicited
sept4 A. U. PARTRlDGE.
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GENERAL PROGRAMMR.

handsome appearance to the city, and signify a
hearty welcome 10 our stranger guests.
GENERAL PROGRAMME.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4TH.
Reception Of the guests at Headquarters
Delivery Of Flags Distribution Of Festival
Signs and Programmes. Assignment OF Quar-.
ters to guests. Grand Vocal and Instrumental
Concert at p. N at Washington Hall, by the
United Male and Female Singers Of Wheeling
supported by the Lorely Aannerchor Of Pitts
burg, Concordia, Of Birmingham, and the Great
Western Brass Band Of Pfttsburg. 1ntroduc-
tory Overture. Official Welcome by the Mayer
of Wheeling Salutat0ry and Response by Sc.
lected speakers:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5TH, SAM
Grand Procession Of German Societies and
Turner'S The Associations viii assemble at
Headquarters at IL A. n, be formed by the
Marshals, and proceed according to special pro-
grAmme.
Two O'CLOCK p. M-Business Meeting at Tur-
ners Hall. After adjournment Social Exercises.
SEVEN O'CLOCK P. E-Grand Gymnastic Ex.
hibition, by the Turner'S and Scholars under the
direction Of c. Conrad Declarations and Dis
courses. Musie by the combined orcbestras Of
Pitnburg and Wheeling.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9Th.
Procession Of Societies. Meet ut Headq uarters
At Z A II. To form under the AarshAls direc-
ton, and move at 8 4. II. precisely. Picnic On
the Fair Ground. Gymnastic and PriEe Exer-
cises by the scholars of both sexes. Dinner at
ii A. II. Addresses at II NJ Prize Exercise
Of Turner'S at p. II. Return 20 city az 2. II.
AtsP. NJ, GRAD Ball. Distrisuticn Of Prizes
by Ladies of Honor, according TO the award Of
Prize Judges
FRIDAY, SEPT 7TH.
Departurs of Guests. Procession from Head.
quarters TO Depot
TICKETS OF ADMISSION,
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VERY IMPORTANT is a man
in this county who has taken the Re-
publican for fifteen years, and always
paid his subscription in advance. He
has not had the toothache since he first
subscribed, neither has he had any
corns on his toes. His children have
never taken measels, mumps, itch or
whooping cough, nor even bad cold.
His wife never scolds-his chimney
never smokes-his baby never cries
his pigs never get in the potato patch
his horses never die with the cholic
or bolts, nor his COWS with the hollow
horn. The frost never kills his fruit
the poll worm never troubles his cot
ton, nor the wevil his corn. He buys
his goods cheaper, and gets more for
his corn, cotton and potatoes than his
neighbors. His children are all intel
ligent and handsome, and his home is
perfect paradise. The only thing
that annoys him is the quarrels among
his children as to which one shall read
the paper first, and he thinks of OBJ
waiting that by taking'a copy for each
of them Brandon (Miss.) Republi,
can.
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GIFT LOTTERIES AND OTHER GAM.
BL1NG.-Upon this subject the New
York Vindicator contains the following
warning: PSI
I'VE would aGvise orr Southern
friends to keep sharp lookout for
gift lotteries We are satisfied that,
if not in all cases, certainly in the ma
iority, they are nothing but unmitiga-
ted swindles to entrap the eonfding
and unwary, and to cheat them out Of
their money. Don't trust them; they
are the latest Y ankee notion"
The Southern people, will, in the
future, be very apt to give all such
swindling concerns a wide BERTH
Their credulity has already been sufi-
GENTLY taxed. =.
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u Marriages in New York are de-
cidedly on the decrease. Familiarity
breeds contempt. Beauty is quite too
cheap in New York. The liberality of
the sex leaves but little to be disposed
Of at marriage. 1t is great subject
of complaint, says the Charleston
South Carolinian, with Northern scrib
blers, especially with the writers of
such periodicals as the Tribune, that
the ladies of the South are singularly
cold, particularly when their eyes en-
counter those of the gallant gay Lo-
tharios, the ardent, passionate, Volcan-
ic heroes of Yankee land. 1t might be
better for the virtues in their own
home, if, like their fruits, their beau
ties, could be packed up in ices. THE
Southern ladies,' says the New York
Tribune, 'look as if they had never
been kissed" Verify, we think this
one of their recommendations. 1t is
the misfortune of too many of the
Northern ladies that they look as if
they had been kissed too often. There
is a perpetual chaffering of lips going
on among them, to their great discredit
among the chaps Mobile Tribune.
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~ How long horse can live with

~ How long horse can live with
out food is decided by experiments re-
Gently made in France. 1t was ascef-
tanned, by cruel means, that a horse
will live twenty-five days without solid
food-merely drinking water. He may
live seventeen days without eating
food or drinking. He can only live
FIVE days when consuming solid food
without drinking. After taking solid
aliment for the space of ten days, bat
with an insufficient quantity of drink
the stomach is worn out. The above
facts show the Importance of water in
the sustenanee of the horse. A horse
which had been deprived of water for
three days, drank eleven gallons in the
space of three minutes.
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10 Robberies of churches are the
latest novelties introduced in the South,
and alternate with murders, assassi-
nations, &C., in that reconstructed
paradise, = Decatur (Ill.) Gazette.
You know just about as much about
the condition of the South as hog
does about holidays. We would just
as soon trust Ben Butler among our
spoons as to trust the man who penned
the above SANDER on aquestion of We
racity. Not satisfied with robbing a,
brave and chivalrous people of their
worldly goods,y you would try to rob
them of their good names. s,-s.-