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ne So .s ~Nm --A
cnlv IS - = r4s r -r-
Iatflinz rr - d.
very xsll rA<z 1ssls . FrzeAl 9E--rIty
= sowr an3 v0n 49, - ctr1in -
much frsn the arnoGn- . ss<z1 sozn
- possible. ~; winen -nneh crCG1t >
sorn d-rsd@dlr Tres-r hrO1tcIs-
soHin-- ncsrirhsr1p-in- +. 1r-r
amount nf sc~d j. n-ea Drilling in
xhc.r. and then hseing j. ar-srzar.is-
does exceedingly nell IN rhrsry- &C.
does not succeed . well IN pr1esNrr-
every thin. mus s.e DOE rearAr r1-hr
to enable Won 10 hce wirkOGr hcein<
I'D vour wheat. In ta=<- rheo the
wheat crop = The main crop = th<
farm and much h1x 70 3<pend zFcn
hired labor TIE Simpler and the
stronger the working i1nrssnerts sre-
The better We raise EkeEr - paw
land IL ne DO nc- rzise IS mach Fer
izcre. II the proir = un<re- he bssrer
for rs
HaER0ErG 1sD ErlrrS1-
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! IN, On . good hszEy r0ller- Ihs
land i then ready tor flrcErng 81:
surface draining ! fcCnc Z . gocr
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a soon = the frost : o1r q Tn.
ground-plrrirulzrir Urna lznt ira
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= 4 niece CT wheat xtIcn Is s11ers'
4 mnrh from the action Cf Jxrk trus'
= but has clumr< q wheat Sill lefr- :
= run orer il tnice in the spriu : WITH
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IS heavy roller II dives To renn1Ir
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s s. al first the rrO=ra. esvp Elll sssn
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'-he--er. Do ut fe15rEe - zrwTr
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- r;ch enon-h less-ze the Ehe.r ; So
Frc II c1STrxED-l
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fid06 III I6ef Wl1S- 3 - rttnfn'
upon the come ridge Place The
seed IN bags 10 the most ccnven,sntl
places upon the field A little Frso-l
tice viii enable any person % go
quickly and evenly
QUANTITY O. SEED ETC
have found l12 bushels per acre
enough. when soEn early; # scEn
late Mediterranean | would scr trc
bushels Per acre l have tried him
ing the seed, lining i. and various
highly recommended dccocticnf. bn'
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Tr.asursr-E STEPHENSON.
observation-disclosures LsTscHsi.
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NOW i rhe rine for-sny one ~ishiu1 g
~ yurrhsse an> OF the meet desirable
fsrms IN D1s<is esunIy- I1O seFsr Of = =
un4.r .~u<-- and ~ good -Iluv aura " hss
odd frame dseiiiDg house. osFn. vel
a<r-~n. rrasrt- asd sli other esnseaieneec
.ax I'll - >slt on res~onsbts tefms TO
~u<a Fsr Mrrh@r psrricuisrs inquire q
al p. E-l~r.s1 the premises - HroIso
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F,on ne Amsrssa AErirp n-.s'- IN
cn.ryatiea 4 winter Wheat
~ ,o,r~ :. arsSFR. rASADA wEsr-
The writer's experience il nc euitl-
xatiop of winter wheat ezfenos over
sixteen wears upon loamy clay nnc
four years upon sandy land. shan
rive il Just az would AK y
II il absolutely necessary = ensure
GOOD crop that The land Is thor
.,-,blv -underdraining, al
acne pro,erlv. is without doubt the
hest: bnf open or surface draining >
that npon which NV experience has
,,..en scrmt,l. think that heid can
r.t ~ TOO well drained not opiy alter
i 4 sown. bat previousiy-and that
extra labor in cleaning ont and keep
inc clear every ditch, and difg'ng
large outlets. j. amply rewarded ~
the extra yield
A loamy clay ] consider the best Tor
wheat. | would prefer icnr or I'VE
inches Of loan. with CLAW subsoil- This
ALWAYS summer fallow-plow In Nay
deep as l can. putting on two teams y
one will not turn it deep ercugh. har-
row well. cross plow in June. IN ] uiy
cultivate with two horse cultivation
or scrab5ler. The latter part Of An
gust manure well. and Immediately
pillow again in ll-foof ridges. eating
narrow, deep burrows
If the coil be light and sandy
would snmmer-tallow only in case Q
q new o. weedy piece Of land. wh;c'
Intended ~ seed down Ny way ]
to turn under good crop q Glove
about the middle IL June The Go
yer NAV he fed of until nearly til
first Of June. az which time SOW abcr
2bushels Of gypsum lalasterl Ter arrs
This will give the clover good -ro~t
and will be of service 70 coming xhea
Plow in the clover deeply: = piece I
chain about feet long fastened to 4
coulter of the plow 50 as to drag in Il
furrow. will he found Of service
helping to turn under the clover n
nure well. and use the two horse Gu
tivafor thoroughly about the last
August. and yon have good see
bed.
vARIEIIEs-
Nv tavorite kind Of wheat !
bearded variety, known Is the :. E
tucky White OF "Hnfchinsons-
know that hald varieties snch
..Blue Stem, s.Sonle's" and .-Whi
Flint will. IL not damaged BY inses
or rust, yield the most per acre, :
owing to the nudge gsee lnsectsl-
much prefer bearded varieties T.
the earliest, best and cleanest wis
YOU can get for seed Depend mp
i. dirty sesd viii bring adirty crop
/ don't believe that wheat VII q
to chess-
II anything should prevent q
sowing. would then SOW : Ned.f
ranean,r because il viii mn. re y
quicker than any other vsrietT. -.
is quite an item in late sowing Irs
meat Of seed 10 the same upon Ell
clsyey o. sandy soils rrslh
TUE o. sowIxc-
The last week in August and |
week in September l have found
bet timo fa1a0ninG
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xat;on of winter wheat extcncs over
sixteen wears upon loamy clay, Anc
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-05
The Conues,icu, eiec,;e.

While We regret that the election IN
Connecticut has resulted in the choice of
the radical candidate for Governor. still
slight examination Of the returns 'cill
show that the Democracy OF that State
have done much whereof to be proud
Last year the Republican candidate for
Governor, BUCKINGHAM, received more
than elsrca thousand majority. In twelve
months this majority has been reduced
70 abont eight hundred-less hundreds
than it was thousands one year ago Be
sides this, nearly all the aative work OF
the campaign has been done by the De
mocracy during the past two weeks. aud
there is every reason to believe that had
the canvass been protraoted week
longer the Democratic candidate would
have been entirely successful AS it is,
we are not disposed to complain, aud can
see nothing discouragiug to the friends
of President Johnson ia the vote
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-05
To Citizens of Foreign Birth

Citizens of foreign birth should uear
in mind that no person who came to this
country. under eighteen years of age is
required by the registration act to ex-
hibjt naturalization papers TO the Reg
istrar in order to have his name record
ed. The Registrar has no legal right to
demand the exhibition of papers by
those who, although born in foreign
country, were not eighteen years old
when they came to the United States.
We mention this because we are inform
ed that in some instances the Regis
trars have violated the law in this re-
gard ..r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-05
|"..
.'EhP Garland Case, :,

As is we'll known, the members of the
legal profession in this State have
deep interest in the decision by the SUI
preme. Court of the United States of
the Garland case The constitutional
ity of the the test oath for attorneys is
the principal point involved IN the case.
aud since the Legislature OF West Tir-
GINA has disqualified all who cannot
take that oath from praoticing even in
the State Courts, greater interest j.
felt 10 the decision here than IN the
Southern Statos Elsewhere ATTORNEYS
who are unwilling to take the test oath
are excluded only from the Federal
Courts, while the State Courts are open
to them as before but here, 10 such an
extent tas the pToseriptive character OF
radicslism been carried that attorneys
who will not take the oath are prevented
from practicing before any Court, and
are compelled to rely solely npon their
Office business or retire from their p7o
fesson altogether
Under these circumstances the
decision in the Garland case
has been anxiously looked FOR, IL the
hope that 1t would relieve attorneys.
irsm ali the peculiar disabilities unGer
which they are placed because, if the
oath required of attorneys before their
admission to practice in She Supreme
Court of the United States he adiudged
unconstitutional 1T must follow that
the West Virginia oath which is merely
transcript of the former is uneonst,
tutional also We regret therefore, to
learn that the judges of the Supren-
Court have determined to postpone taeir
decision of the case for some time. 1t
is announced that ave of the nine
Judges agree that the oath is snconstt
tutional, but that one of sAe five agrees
with the dissenti2g fSuf, including the
Chief Justice, IN desiring to postpone
the PRONUNCIATION of the decision 1t is
understood that the decision whsa an. |
poppcsd. viii be adverse to the eo,sti+,
tionahty- ot- the oath
1t is possible that the sece,t rroo,o
tion ofpeace may hasten ehe decisior u /.
the Garland case Tor II is eertai,,,y |
the duty eftae Judges. nov that war
has ceased, to remove at onoa all diss. !
bilities which could only be excused |
during the continuance of a state of
war, and which a majority of the Court
believe to be unwsrransed by the CEN
stitution. r---- g,Tg-
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vs DoNNS sALooN.-John q. Downs having IA.
Vs. gSolusive control of the saloon ut No. 4
his Sr;a agson Hall, would respectfully inform
now serv@ sad the public generally that he is
Can, Tub sSs SR Sl IN the best style Fresh Shell
ar.rlages Squirrels aad other rsn,e T Yi I,sr
itous Liquors "Ns WI naads ana spir-
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The Conspiracy Cases.

The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided in the case ofthe So
called Indiana "conspirators," about
whom so much dust was raised by the
Republicans just before the Presidential
election in 1864, that their trial by mill
tary commission was illegal and that
they ought not to be held in prison
Their discharge has been ordered. 1t
will be remembered that they were first
condemned to death, but afterwards
President LINCOLN was induced to COM
mute. their sentence TO imprisonment for
life. -------
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Third Quarterly Report
OF THE
National Bank Of West Virginia,

IT'S CONDITION ON
- Il e morning OF the first Monday IN April
IS6e -."... -..-
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State Convention.

The citizens Of this State who are opposed to
he adoption of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested to
assemble in their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and ap,
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON
vENTIoN to be held at CLARKSBURG,H arri'
son county. on THURSDAY, the i2th day Of
APRIL, 1866, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition to the radicaIism now domi'
pant in this State. n ta'
BY oRDFR OF THF COMMITTEES.
Wheeling, March IA, 1866.
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County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are Opposed
to the adoption OF the proposed amendment 10
the Constitution of West Virginia, are re-
quested to assemble at the Court House, in the
City Of Wheeling, on SATURDAY, APRlL
It'll, at O'Clock, p NJ, to appoint Delegates TO
the STATE CONVENTION to be held at Clarks-
burg on THURSDAY, APRIL ~, 1866 1t Is
hoped there viii be large attendance from
each Township in the County
BIZ ORDER OF The Elk Con-
Wheeling, March %.
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" 49, C. HEMsTREEr, Chemist.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06

The tahor Of pamsron Medical Wort,
His six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure of Con-
fumpilu.-D seases Of the Heart and the Rules 90
Preserve Health and LIE 70 a Huadrei Yeas have
teea read bT thousands aud have carried hope 20 ell
readers an heal 90 all Woo a .flf eii ts teachings
70 avoid iniisp0 ution.-t1 image indisp0siou
as prevent dseasr-aud 60 treat cscase SO as to
D es ore health He would cure q hacking ugh, and
thus prevent cons mpu1n; ha would Gear a hu. kf
throat aud thus stop cr'up 90 dirhiher he would
Itgu ate disturbed state OF the stomach sud bowels
snd thus stay dysenery and cholera but should sn4
disease superyene he once c1mes O. aid the
eXsc remedies necessary 90 prompt cure He chances
brs those diseaes which The elk cannot vel doctor
bu which feQuire the aid af a capable physician and
These diseases he SAYS, are onsn npuoo Br
chits CatArrh, Asthma Dlseaset OF the Heart Dys-
repsis, Head ches Liver Compaiots Pdea, Kidney
Con plants Female Complaints Rheunatism Neural
fis kin Diseases and 40 disease and daool0 aions
beckles, moths, &c which attack and dest,of The
plexion
The second great class Of diseases which the patient
or biz friends always doctor and for which ufAble
tenietes elron. piahihara. C~nu. scarlet Fee
yer, Measles, WhooainR Cough rJphaid Fever, Dyseu-
um. parrhms Of adult. and children Gods Congestion
o { the lung Lung fever, Burns Brysi elias &C. Rem
edes of each of thrse given which the their
hiends can prepare aad success fully admnire-
next gives the proper treatment ~ che Hair and
Teeth so as 20 preserve TIA la health and beauty
hro gh lie He next gives remedy i1r Sea-si0kuess
Finally he gyesrecipes Tor preparing Hair Dye Cologne
Water and Tooth Pogder, all unsutf passed BY any other
preparations
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06

n OTlCE.-ihe copartnership heretofore
i \ existing undsrthe style and firm Of F Stone 4
Co is this dAy by mutual censeat dissolved The bust
nes.ls continued in the same store BY Stone NJ.
ID Greenwood. Y. SrONH.
K W CASE
Waterbury June Is 1866 4lgt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06
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