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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.

The Convention was called to order q
few minutes before eleven o'clock by
Lewis Baker, Chairman o! the State
Executive Committee, and, a. soon as
comparative silence was obtained, he
announced that ne had been instructed
bv the committee 10 propose the name
OF Joseph W. Gallagher, OF Marshall,
tor Temporary Chairman OF the Con-
vention. The announcement was re-
ceived with applause and Mr.. GaIlag her
was elected by numbering Gg'.
Upon taking the chair Mr. Gallag her
adiresSetth the Convention briefly, thank
ing the delegates for this marx
OF their cons ieration. He deemed
it q matter Q; generalization
tina, the Democratic party OF
West Virginia Displayed so much
lie ami v.go- and patriotic impulse as
VA manifested by this assemblage. The
Convention was charged with a mos,
important duty. The party WAS now,
or would sooI be, vested with the control
OF all the departments OF the State
g0vernmeut-upon them rested the
entire re, possibility. There was there
fore great necessity for care IN the per
formauce OF the work 10 be done by the
Convention and the best Judgment
should prevail He had confidence
that if the proper spirit were dlsplave /
and the right feeling influenced th,s
body it would adopt the best and safest
policy and make such nominations as
would entrench the Democratic party
in the affections OF the people OF the
State so that il could never be removed.
At the conclusion Of these remarks
Mr.. Baker nominated Messrs. B. \.
Gallisan. OF Ohio, J. W. Wottinden, OF
Lewis. W. +. Logan, of Berkeley, and
II. Il Howard, OF Mason, to be tempo
rary Secretaries. They were elected by
accamat;ou and the chairman then
announced the Convention ready 10
proceed with It's work.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. II. ). Walker, OF Kanawha
Raso1cs{, That we, the delegates 10
this Convention, IN presenting candl>
dates for its consideration or otherwise
participating in its deliberations, pledge
ourselves to abide its action aad sup
port lis nominees.
Mr.. PendletoO, OF Ohio county, moved
to lay the resolution on the table until
after permanent organization, but the
motion was lost and the resolution wa;
then adopted.
Mr.. jackson, o! Wood, offered the
following:
Rssotcsi, That all propositions and
resolutions relating to platform OF prin'
ciples and measures OF party policy be
referred to the Committee on Resolu'
tons without debate.
Mr.. Bradford, of Barbour, objected
that this was business which belonged
properly to the permanent body and
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FOR z EMIT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM. WITH SPLENDID
\ U.ht and power for machinery. Also
small rooms, with or without power
....t ,,,. l.rya warcrupn. Possession given
--.,u. April. Apply AZ Office OF Ear r9IN-
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For Rent.

.,grpXD AND THIRD STORIES OF
- FRANKLIN insurance Company Duiiu-
~. Fog particulars apply al IhGiT U'H w.
49, VI ,nroa street, or to GEO. ". FRANZ
Helm or VI REILLY. IlL-t.-
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NJ EpIcAL.


By an immense practice, extending through Q
period Of YEAR,, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases pecuia-
20 woman, have been euah.ed 10 perfect NOS.
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the ind
ostioRs presented BY that class of diseases with
positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this natural specific ecnpoun6' l
f.NN - ma
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Removal.

II WlSZENRIED & SON,
4 nave removed from their old stand, No
Is9 Main street, to No, lb7 Main street, one
door north of Z. Ball q Co.'S shoe store,
,rnece they Will be pleased to See all old pa
uons and the public generally.
nArl5-sb
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which l. ut
once agreeable.
healthy, and
eGectuaI for
preserving the
hair. II sDUi
,esmes Iati>,f or
0Toy hny 10 as
@10tnol orSfu.
to1h fh> 0Ass
ndHeihH>a ~
yHdh- + n In
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Family Flour.

1no BARRELS ST. LOUIS CITY
-. 100 barrels -Yo Semitic Lily" White
Wheat Family. Just received and for sale
BIZ u. REILLY.
maYf5
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f.. STRIFF,
DYER AND CLEANER

HAS REMOVED To WEST SIDE or
IL Market Square, Mrs Graham's old
stand, where he Is prepared 10 clean, dye
and repair all kinds OF shawlS, dresses ami
ladies fancy goods at the shortest notice.
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TREASURER.

For the Office OF State Treasurer,
Hon. J. VI. Bennett, OF Lewis, nomi-
mated John ). Burdett, OF Kanawha,
the present Treasurer. Mr.. r. s Blair,
OF Richie, nominated Mr.. J. P. Strick-
Ter, of Richie. Messrs. Hedrick, OF
kanawha, and Pendleton, OF Ohio,
spoke in favor OF Captain Burdett :
nomination. The vote resulted: Bur,
dett, $50; Strickler, g. Mr.. Bur
dett was then declared the nominee
of the Convention, and, on motion by
Mr.. Strickler, the nomination was
made unanimOus
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The nomination OF Attorney General
being next in order, Mr.. Patton, OF
Monroe. after a very eloquent and for
chile speech, nominatei Major Heury
Mason Mathews, OF Greenbrier county.
The nomination was seconded by Judge
Ward, OF Cabell, and Mr.. Pendleton,
of Ohio. Mr.. Kercheval, of Hamp-
shire, nominated Joseph Sprigg, Of Har-
dy. the present incumbent for 7e-elec-
ton. Mr.. Hall, Of WeHel, spoke in
favor OF Mr.. Spriggs nomination, but,
at Mr.. Spriggs request, his name was
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ECToRAL TICKET.


The next business in order being the
formation OF an electoral ticket, several
gentlemen were nominated as electors
at large and successfully declined to
serve. At length Hon. Obey johnson,
OF Wood, and Hon. E. Willis Wilson,
Of Jefferson, were selected by the Cor
veutioo. The selection OF District
Electors was left 10 the several Congres-
sional Districts.
DELEGATES 70 NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Mr.. Fowler, OF Summers, moved that
the Convention selec: ten delegates to
the National Democratic Convention.
90 motion by Mr.. Sommers the resolu-
ton wss amended by requiring that
two OF tie delegates be selected from
each Congressional District, aud four
from the State atlarge. Thusamended
the resolution was passed.
After numerous nominations, decli-
nations, Withdrawals and votes. Messrs.
Allen T. Caperton, of Monroe; Henry
Braunon, OF Lewis; Benjamin Wilson,
Of Harrison, and Henry 6. Davis, Of
Mineral, were chosen az delegates at
large.
Messrs. W. II. Clemens, of Wood,
and Alexander Campbell, Of Brooke,
were selected IS delegates from the First
Congressional District. Messrs. VIM.
P. Wiley and B. F. Martin, Of Taylor,
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Ayers
S Ar SAP A RILLA

Is widely known
aS one OF the most
ei'ectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. IL has
stool the tss, of
years, with a con-
Aanuy growing
reputation la@Si
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01

The last aud GROWING act IN the meas
ures OF reform demanded by the people
is the Constitution to be submitted for
YOUR ratification at the next election.
Its adoption is beyond all reasonable
doubt, and the careful study given TO the
wants and interests OF the State by the
distinguished men WHO framed it, will
make it long remain a monument to
their wisdom, patriotism ami mod
GRAFTON. The ratification OF this Con-
s,itution and the election OF officers
under it, will place the State fully under
Democratic control, aud we, as a party,
will be responsible for its future.
accept the nomination just rendered
me for Governor under the proposed
Constitution with full appreciation OF
the responsibilities | assume and with
the full determination, on my part, 70
discharge the duties Of the office ;ai;h-
fully aud honestly for the best Interests
of the people of the whole State,
Welding nothing of the influence Of
the position to promote the Interests Of
any'one section OF the Stale over an-
other, either BY legislation or iavor.tism
of any kind.
We are just completing the frs: de-
cade OF our existence as q State The
second will commence with the adop-
ton OF the new Constitution. Let us
aim to make the second as conspicuous
for progress and general prosperity IS
the first has been eyeutiul 10 history.
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The Convention reassembled at halt
past one, the hall being even more
densely crowded than before. Some Of
the delegations who had been placed in
uncomfortable positions during the fore
noon were assigned better places and a
strong police force was stationed so as
to prevent the delegates from being
crowded upon by spectators, and to pre-
vent outsiders from participating in the
business of the Convention. When
order had been assumed, the following
report was presented from the Commit
tee on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The committee on Permanent Organ
ization respectfully submit the following
report:
For permanent President Of this Con
vention, Colonel John Blair Hoge, of
Berkeley county.
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Encounter Win a shnrk.

A recent number Of the Honolulu Ga
retn gives the following account Of the
narrow escape Of anative Sandwich ls'
lander from being devoured by a shark
1--WE learn from Kawaibae that about
two weeks since o native Kahoio was
attacked by a shark while on his way
from the shore to the fishing ground in
tho bay. The old man was going out In
small canoe, which, by his weight, was
depressed in the water so that his legs
were but few inches above the surface.
He had Just passed beyond the reef
end was padding along unaware oil
any danger, when a large and hun.
cry shark made o break for him.
The jaws Of the ravenous fish closed
upon the mans thigh and the canoe, max:
ing hldeous wound in the former, some
eleven inches long, and tearing the flesh
from the bone nearly half the circumfer.
ence Of the thigh, leaving It hanging down
In shreds as the teeth drew away, and
leaving in the wood Of the latter three or
four teeth, broken of. The man was
nearly dragged out Of his canoe, and at
the same time was almost swamped by the
onset Of the fish, which, disappointed Of
It's prey, Immediately disappeared. The
old man, though bleeding profusely
from his several wounds, was able
to get his canoe back TO shore,
thankful Tor escaping with his life, and
on landing received from Mr.. Chilling.
worth and his native neighbors whatever
help they were able to bestow. From Mr..
Chillingworth we hear that the wound Is
doing well, and that the old man Is in a
fair way Of recovering. The teeth that
remained In the canoe were two inches
across the line where broken, thus indicat.
strength : The SSldtnt has caused tic
natives OF Kawaibae to regard the placid
waters Of their bay as somewhat more
unsafe than they have heretofore been
considered to be-"
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A crisis In Pennsylyania.

CHARLES R, BUcKAIEw, late U. s. sena.
tor, has been nominated by the Democra.
cy Of Pennsylvania for Governor. 1t is a
very strong nomination, and has created
alarm among the Republicans, who have
weak ticket in the field. Col. FoRNEY,
after hearing Of the nomination, addressed
letter from Washington to his paper at
Philadelphia, advising the withdrawal OF
the ticket and the nomination of new
one. He predicts IT this ia not done the
party will be defeated in that State.
Touching this, the Washington CORES,
pondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial tele.
graphs:
Forpey is Of opinion that with the ring
candidates Of the Harrisburg Convention
the State will be lost in October, and prob,
ably in November. His information from
different points and leading men of the
State Is to the effect that in case the ring
candidates refuse to withdraw the people
will very generally vote for good men on
the Democratic or Liberal ticket, scratch.
ing the bad men on the Republican ticket.
Ring men threaten that il Grant does not
turn in and help elect them in! October,
they will defeat him in November.
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Organic Weakness

Immediately cured, and full vigor restored.
This distressing afliction, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, is the penal
Y paid by the victims Of improper indulgence
Young persons arc too apt TO commit excesses
from not being aware OF the dreadful conse
quenecs that may cnsue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend 10 deny that the
power OF procreation Is lost sooner by those fall
Ing into improper habits than by the prudent 7
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
offspring, the most serious and destructive symp.
toms OF both body and mind arise The system
becomes deranged, the physical and mental func.
tons weakened, loss OF provocative power, ner.
yous irritability, dyspepsia. palpltatlon or the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility, and
cay, and early death.
Or. Fishblatt graduated from one OF the most
eminent Colleges In the United States; has eff CT
ed some Of the most astonishing cures that were
ever known; many troubled with ringing In tbs
head and cars when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulnesp,
with arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi'
ately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-01

. SENATOR WILSON having been given
The 6eneftOf his statement Of his chances
lS' the Vice Presidency at Philadelphia,
C s friends are now giving, on behalf
U'lat gentleman, his exhibit in this di.
IeCllon. Asst was prepared by himself, it
may be considered official. The State
S Ms, Territorial delegations claimed ore
~. asA'Ge, Vermont, Rhode Island, New Jer.
i %y, Maryland, Delaware, District of Co.
T ,S4Oia, West Virginia, Indiana, Aiinncso.
ST sO Oregon, Montana and Utah.
i ,ae delegation from Michigan are not
Instruct Instructed, but arc understood to be
W., Unanimous for MIR. Colax. Besides this
~, ~e N majority OF the uninstructed votes
r Hs claimed from New York, Peunsyl.
ANA Connecticut, Wisconsin, Illinois,
S SaHsas ) California, Louisiana, Florida,
n. u carolina, AS to the colored vote,
~, CCliax thinks his four casting votes s IN
5 Itasl OF civil rights will at least equally
N'''0e the colOFed delegates with Wilson.
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves by certain prac.
uce, INDUCED when alone, habit Lroquentl.
learned from evil companions, or at school, TIC
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured, renders marriage impof
sible, and destroys both body and mind, shoul
apDly Immediately.
country, tho pride OF his parents, should lie
snatehed from all prospects and enjoyments Of
life by The consequences Of deyiating from the
path Of nature, and INDUCING In certain secret
habit. Such persons must, before contemplated
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Take Particular Notice.

DR.. Flshblatt addresses all those who have In.
jured themselves by improper ;indulgences and
solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind,
uniting them for either business, study, society
or marriage.
These are some Of the cad and melancholy Ell.
fects produced by the early habits OF youth, viz.
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In the
breast, dimness Of sight, loss OF muscular power,
palpitatton OF the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irr.
liability, symptoms OF consumption, arrangement
OF the digestive functions, &c.
MENTALLY.-The elects on the mind are
much TO be dreaded. Loss Of memory, confusion
OF ideas, depression Of spirits, evil forebodlng
aversion to society, selfdlstrust love OF solitude
ttmtdlty, &c, are some OF tho evils produced
Thousands ofpers0ns Of all ages can now Judge
what is the cause OF their declining health osInY
their vlgor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
emaciated, having singular appI arance abovS
the eyes, cough, and symptoms Of consumption
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TICKETS.
.....S1.OO.

44ChHIS........ ....,...,.,..,Sl.OO.
At conclusion Of the Concert. the Manager will
distribute 800 BUILDING LOTS to the ticket
holders In the usual manner, but HONESTLY AND
1HPARTLALLY,
These Lots belong to Mr.. s. GGLl1IANp. of
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title TO the sAmo Is ildls.
putaole, and being situated convenient TO the
city, will make excellent and pleasant homes Tor
the working man and mechanic. These Lots arc
increasing In value daily. A rich six.foot vein
OF Bituminous Coal underies this property. A
coal 1ank Is open and in good working order.
THIS bank, which gives full access TO the coal un.
derneath, Will DO given away, with the Lot on
per elshel, 10 worth $4,000. A neat frame Cot
tAge House Is also situated on this property, and
with the outbulldinRs, will DO given away with
the Lot on which It Is built, Oakdale Is a well
known. thriving and prosperous town, and at
p eaent contains an Academy Female College,
large number OF handsome dwelling houses and
AIKEN altogether, Is desirable place for indus.
rious working men to settle.
CLUB PREMluNs.-To the getter MP OF q club OF
thirty, handsome Silver Watch win 'be given.
TO the Eetter up Of q club Of twenty, Five Tick.
et s BE- given. To the gettcr up Of q club OF
ten, TWO Tickets will be given. To tho geLter
upot q club OF six, One Ticket will be given.
me following named gentlemen, wellknown
ana prominent citizens OF Pittsburgh and Allo-
enemy cities, have permitted us TO refer to them.
Ihey Will youch for the honesty and integrity Of
me enterprise: Hon. James BlRckmore, Mayor OF
Pittsburgh, and President OF tho Mechanics Sav-
ings Bank; BENJAMIN singerly, State Printer; K.
Munson Purcell, Rditor and Publisher Of the
weekly Mirror, Allegheny City, Pa; Colonel
samuel Kilgore, County Treasurer. AS to title
70 said property, refer TO II. s. Floyd, Attorney
atLaw, 50 Crane street. Pittsburgh.
AYenne TFRaRnPnF
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE authorizes the
Cincinnati Commercial! to say that he has
no intention Of resigning upon the passage
of the pending judicial pension bill. Two
or three years ago, when very badly fiat.
tened out by disappointment concerning
the New York Convention and other
health impairing influences, Btr. Chase
would have resigned had there then been
a law of that character, but at present,
having been able to perform his, official
duties through two laborious and pro:
tracted terms, he is pretty well, thank
you, and will hold on to his judicial seat
indefinitely, unless accidentally called out
oft by an election to the Presidency.
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INCOME TAX NOTICE. "a
SUMNER RESORT.
PARKERSBURG MINERAL WELLS.

This popular resort will be opened for the
reception Of visitors on the list OF June. 1874.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed by
the citizens OF Wheeling and other places the
past season, tho proprietor hopes to make the
place still more inviting and attractive Inc com,
Ing summer.
The water promises to be abundant and It's
medicinal qualities arc unsurpassed in the cure
OF all diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels and In
arrangements OF the Liver and Kidneys.
A commodlouS carriage will run daily from the
Hotels in Parkersburg and conveyances will be
sent to meet any boat or train by giving timely
notice.
Terms, $l2 to 81 per week; children and ser.
wants half price. Liberal arrangements for fam
lilies by the month. Malls received daily.
For forther particulars address,
W. r. PARSHALL,
apS9eod&w Mineral Wells, v. Va,
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Marriage,

reflect that soiind mind and body are the mos.
necessary requisites TO promote connubIal hap
piness. Indeed, without these tho journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; tho
prospects hourly darken TO the view, tho mird
becomes Swallowed with despair, and flied
OF another becomes blighted with our own.
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THE Democrats of Washington county,
Pennsylvania, in convention have unani.
mously adopted resolutions in favor of a
Democratic nomination by the National
Convention. This is the first body of
organized Democrats that has taken def.
mite ground against GREELEY. 2tH'
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Young Men,

especially, who have become the victims Of 50.
ary vice, that dreadful aud destructive habit
which annually sweeps 10 IN untlmely grave
thousands Of young men OF the most exalted tai
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening senates with the thur.
derin9s oil eloquence, or walked TO ecstasy the
living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
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d KSILlED-Mrs. Bracy, a lady over
e t;4I years Of age, residing near Beals-
V VIlle' Monroe county, was killed on the
gun inst. In company with another LADY,
sn a went 10 visit some friends, and getting
on her horse to walk, was kicked In ihe
breast by the horse of the other lady and
died almost instantly araesSiiie Enter s.
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Hon. CHARLES s. LEWIS, present State
Superintendent of Schools, has been nom.
mated by the Democrats for Judge of
the Second (Harrison) Circuit.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
/ NEW YoRK, May Si.-GoID-Dull
and steady all day at $114s, Loans from
AL per cent for carrying. ClCarings g..
100000. Bids for governmentgold 4,5OO,.
600 at 1880 to 11415. Awards 100000
OF 1894 to 1415. .'"#
MoNEY-Easy; offered at 4 this r. NJ,
with no takers.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull at about ! to /
lower than Wednesday last.
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THE Bsl1atre Independent charges that
there is a job in or behind the special law
passed for the construction Of water
works in that city. A--l.& IT, 81
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AT Fairmonta few days ago, a large
potato was foundat depth of five feet
under the street, where it is supposed to
have been 25 years. 1t was apparently in
q fair state Of preservation. but soon crum.
bled on exposure to the air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-01

Mr., ]. t. MoCIAsKy, of Monongalis
formerly member of the House of Dele.
gates, recently suffered severe injury by
being thrown from q horse.
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The Parkersburg Times, professedly
q Republican journal OF the strictest
GRANT, school hurrahs for CAMDEN for
Governor. Isn't that rather queer freak,
brother Times.
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CONGRESS has set back the time for ad-
journment, as originally fixed upon, to
Monday next. u
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Mrs, CATHERINE MuNDELL, Of Union
township, Marion county, q widow lady of
O4' dropped dead Saturday evening last.