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,we.uJ. r. BtLLESGER and J. o.
NEALE in the mercantile bssiness at Nechan-
icsrille 10 dissolved b. mutual consent Is take
effect on the lst q JUNE. Either partner Is
authorized TO make settlements for the firm
Perpons indebted will end il toSsheir interest to
come Toward ard settle without dslay-other-
vise payment win Be enforced by Law.
J. T. BALLENGER
J. q. NEALE.
MAJ 30. is7s-:t,
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PLANTERS or rOB4ccO-on. hn,.
dred pounds Of Excelsior" manufactured by
~. Turner Co., is quail to 200 to 300 pounds
Of any other fertilizer offered for that crop.-
May 9th, ls.a-st
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and this. his mos|
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being alike ntrr,|
u his h IL treats.
practical. md so,
among u have nj
indigestion ? How
blues p Buv iht
world of trouble
and all their aii-|
for agents, " ho 81
illustrated CiIculd
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Philadelphia
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LEoyARDTowy, Nd.

Niws AND OrnxR Irrxs-The exac.
terms of the Supplemental Treaty in ref
errnce TO the Alabama en'Jroglio. nov be-
fore the Senate for action. have not been
made public. Blu. enough is known to war.
ran, belief tha, the Treaty will be confirm.
ID and ,ha. there has been q shameful
backdown on our part in the mstter Of the
consequential, or more properly. the SEN
,imcntal damage business. Having dis
graccd himself in his home administration
j. was 10 have been expected that Grant
would have dishonored his country in bis
foreign negotiations. In this. il in moth
ing else. he has not proven failure. He
has made the American name bye.word
and a shaking Of the head to the nations.
The outlook in political matters is pref
" much as il ulster vas" At least. we
have been able to recognize no change Of
nO.o within the past week. The South
and West are evidently consolidating on
Greeley. but at the North the democrats
are still fighting shy Of Cincinnati and
gravita,ing towards straight-out nomi-
nation at Baltimore. Il is within the
"probabili,ies" that this latter body may
break up in ''muss" and divide and scat
ter like the Republicans.
Several copious rains have visited our
county within the past week and many
persons have availed themselves of the
seasons to commence planting tobacco.
Plants are. generally. plentiful and sufi-
cicntly grown for pitching purposes. The
Wheat PROJECT is improving and the hope
is being entertained that an average yield
will be gathered. There is great COM
plant about corn destruction BY the worm.
which is represented as unprecedented
Many farmers have postponed for the
present the pitching Of their tobacco crops
from fear of the worm pest. which they
shy would be rs destructive to tobacco as
tocorn, ifplantcd before the hot season sets
in.
The two railroad companies which are
operating in the lower section Of our coun.
~ are still "pegcing away" and making
respectable progress. We decline to SOW
which is more in earnest or furthcrest ahead
chiefly because we don't know aid can't
find out. We expect to visit the front. ~
however, in a few days and shall study tc
give n fair account OF the situation.
The Commissioners Court were in scs.
zion on Tuesday last examining accounts
preparatory to closing the levy for the
year. They adjourned until Friday next
however. without concluding their labors.
y lady friend ofour town. whom we have
had frequent occasion to thank in the pas,
for acceptable gifts Of fruit. has placed u,
still deeper i'll her deb. by a recent de-
lishtfui strawberry present. But howev-
er delightful the present, i, is less the rif,
Of the givcr than the givcr of the gift tina.
engages our present remembrance.
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DIED.

On Tie Soth day Of April, At the Lunbard
strest I.srmary, baltimore. of Internal eanesr.
NARY ELLEN. beloved wife Of Alfred " Gsr.
diner. In the 4&3h wear Of her age.
Pert Tobacco Tsssss aud Marlboro Ca.sf.
win please copy.
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fnB S0gTrRns NAsAsrtp-ror Jope BaIt;more.
Murdoch, Browne 4 Hill.
Contains the centinuafion Of Levers povel Of
Lord Kilgobbin strikisr poem By Nrs. Mar
ssset .. Preston .'Tbs Dsltncss of Washing
ton in July, 1864" BY General Jabal Early ::
another instalineat Of those clever skete hes Of
soushsrs hie, 'fhe Dskssborough Tsis;" asd
other articles of interest.
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TOBACCO PLAyTERS-rse the Excel.
sior' Guaao. manufactured by / J. Tursef 4
Co.: yoa wish to grow large er'ps. 100 pounds
OF Il Is equal to 700 to 300 pounds Of any othse
fertilizer MAY ., isI7-st.
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O8AccO rLATrEkS-Do not jeopar.
tiliasFs. The "Exeeisioe, /" msnrfsetns.s sr j
j. Turner Co.. In b~en ased succesfully m.
pas; f1rsssa gears, eaS u 10 Tie Sss..-Nsv s,h
lef.-I s'S'
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xfiEAf.-fAe rsceipss q wsea. auri., n.
pass week haze sSsa very light hat she mari "a
h&s ruled quiet 9th hat nts,e d~masa. Ths
saies reported afe Abrat 5, 900 bushels. a. CO.,
lows: i.ooa Sessh~rn white At az to I'm ~-u,s
~ fair 70 prime, 3.oeo DO. rel q, .sssG ..s
3oHfAf1o eenss for common TO GOOD fair .ai
leo Pesnsyivania rcd at ASA as r~lsfs far
fair 20 prime. aud ne nots the marisx Su;yt
and sssAay ~ thes< scers..
CORS.-The market for Corn dnr;,v ,A<
week has beea ansestled and irregular m 20 nr;-
c.. and p the eiose Sos,hera white ns cent,
lowef. <hile eslefn mixed Is TO 4 rruts has 4 :.
&c. The reerspss have heen FREE bat nos sfe-s.
sive. The sales have footed up ahou, foo ooa
bushels, a. foliows: 5000 b,ue-eysd vhi,e ~
1S(sis csnts. IS. 0oo soand Southern do. a, =
Csc eeets, closing at u censs. and 900 w-s-
tern do. No. . At IS cents. yellow has ruled
steady asd erm, and we sote sales Of No ooss
bsshels 81 Z. TO - cents balk ss latter. And
s,eoo ceedsosed 81 ssGss Gratis. az Wes-
tern nixsd the sales were IS, 600 bsshels n, "a
eas!3a eeais. closing strosg a. u esau asked.
and q eeau freely bid.
OATS-Hsve beea more In demand sud mi.
ees have advanced for the better qualities, For
tae last few days receipts have fallen oG. bu,
the supply 10 fair. The sales r~par,ed ~r,e
}. 500 bushels light Southern at 60aass can't.
10000 Western mixed at S5(GSr eeuts And
1900 do. bright At 3s(46o ceats. and note the
market closrs srm =, higher figures.
RfE.-The receipts Of rive were light, aad
sales have not exceeded COO bushels in lots At
rom ss(ssios cents per bushel As TO quality
We note the market firm.
ToBACCo.-The inspections Of Leaf Tobacco
last were about equal 10 those Of the week prr-
v'oas. The market was fairly ac,ive st full
prices, all inspected having been taken by shin.
Pers. or MARYLAND the sales were about 500
hhds, and Of Ohio about 400 bids, for expor,
to Bremen, Duisburg and France. and Of Ken-
tneky about 200 hhds, also for export. ~
virginia the sales were sraall, but at good prices
The exports for the week were l. -. hhi. for
Rotterdam, 20 do. for Liverpool snd ?. for m.
West Indies. We quote pricrs io-.ta, a f,llnx..
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Dentistry.

RESPECTFULLY assossce to my friends
i asd patrons that have referred from nv
professional soor In Virginia, and am nov Rad '
10 .af uroa ihese who may desire nv srrvices.
either At their homes OF a nav nsidencs in
LeoaArdtown.
FACE EpNrypS.
NAV - 1e.o-ts
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GCANO.-for Peruvian Guano the agents
prices for lots Of SO tons or more are Sol so
for Chinchs Island, and 500 FOR Guanape per
ton. gold, and No. 4? Of each k:nd 10 per ton
less, also gold. For Phosphaies and manu-
featured Fertilizers $50 per ton is the general
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers,
which has been considerably better this wear
than last. is pretty much over for the season.
but thre is pretty active business doing just
now with the near trade
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may -, 1877.
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Regis,d

may 3. 1879
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Revolutions Never Go Back
ward.

The philosophical theory that the human
system, when weakened by disease, oppres-
sive heat, excessive labor, or any other
cause, should be toned and invigorated,
instsad nf being subjected to the action Of
depicting drugs, is gaining ground every
day. Tine Introduction of Hostetter' S Stom-
ach Bitters twenty years ago gave power
full influence to this common sense idea.
AS the extraordinary efficacy of the Great
Vegetable Restorative became known, null
titudes Of debilitated invalids turned with
loathing from the nauseous and strength
destroying potions with which ii was then
the ASH N To drench the sick, TO this reno
waiting, appetizin;, vitalizing preparation,
derived from the finest roots, herbs and
banks placed by botanical research at the
disposal of medical science Revolutions
never 60 backward. From that time to the
present the Importance Of assisting and re-
inforcing nature in her struggles with dis
ease has been more and more widely and
keenly appreciated by the sick and the Suf-
fering. In tens Of thousands OF households
Hostetter's Bitters are looked upon as the
one thing needful in cases of dyspepsia,
general debility, constipation, nervous
weakness, cnills and lever. bilious affec-
tious, and all conditions of the body and
mind that betoken lack of vital energy.
When the quicksilver ranges high, and the
solid flesh is reso,ving itself into den
under the fevid temperature, this agreeable
tonic Is the best possible safeguard against
all the disorders generated by sultry and
unwholesome atmo -phere. 1t prevents and
relieves lassitudr and languOr, and enables
the system to endure with IMMUNITY an I'M
usual mount of EXERT m. or all invigora-
ting and regulating medicines, II Is the
purest and most wholesome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

GoyrRsoR JACOB complains in his
address that ii was represented that Ito
use his. own language II had made
pledges two years ago which made can
didacy on my part improper E
We would like TO know, and hereby
ask his Excellency, whether by this
language he refers to the promise he
voluntarily made to two gentlemen
whom be met by appointment at New
Creek short time before the meeting
of the Democratic State Convention in
1870 that nominated him for Governor,
10 the effect that if he was made the
candidate at that time he would not be
in Mr.. CAMDRN's way in 1922
1t may perhaps be worth while alec
to ask whether he did not Say repeat
eddy and to number OF gentlemen in
Charleston last winter that if Mr.. CAN.
DEN was nominated for Governor he
would support him ? .....,
1t may also be proper to enquire OF
the IntsMgencsr tract and whatever
other supporters the Governor may
have here, whether promise breaking is
generally characteristic of an honest
man? ...-... ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

JAMES P. ROGERS, ESQ, having de-
clined the nomination to be Judge of
the County Court, the Democratic
Executive Committee filled the vacancy
last evening by the nomination OF
HANNIBAL FORBES, Esq. The selection
is an excellent one and, we doubt not,
will meet with the appreciation OF the
voters. Mr.. FORBES is q thoroughly
educated lawyer, partner of General
JAMES S. WHEAT, and entirely compe-
tent for the position. He is withal an
active and consistent Democrat and
deserves we'll of the party. The action
of the Executive Committee will meet
with hearty approval at the polls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

WHAT modest men these rule-or.ruln
fellows are! Alleging, without q partl'
Gle of proof, the formation OF a ring,
they make that the excuse for setting
up a "ring" Of their own. Asserting
that a State Convention OF one thou
sand Democrats did not represent the
wish of the party, three or four trick
sters make up a ticket which they are
trying to cram down the threats Of the
people. If ever there was 3 ring
candidate on the face of the earth.
JOHN J. JACOB is such an one, and the
"ring" that made him candidate and
has been working for his election is
composed in part of and is controlled
by the bitterest and most odious Radi-
cal politicians in the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

IT was we'll known in Charleston last
winter and was frequently asserted by
the confidential friends OF Governor
JAcos that his personal preference was
for a seat upon the bench OF the Court
Of Appeals rather than a reelection as
Governor. This did not suit the ambi'
tious views Of some of his little ring OF
advisers, and. contrary to his own ex-
pressed wish, they insisted that he
should not be Q candidate for Judge but
must be presented for Governor, or
nothing. They eudeavored to persuade
him that II would lower his dignity to
either seek or accept Judgeship and,
ia plain terms, that he should not haze
to Aanyof those who were at Charles
TON la,t winter viii confirm the accu>
racy OF this statement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

-. THs great cry Of Governor JACOB and
fhe rest OF the "rule or ruin ring is
that the JParkersbug Convention was
packed, bribed, SC, and did not repre-
q ssnt the Of the Democratic party.
1t is nevertheless fact that Governor
JACOB was entirely willing aud even
anxious to obtain a nomination from
this same corrupt" Convention, and
it is also fact that the loudest hovlers
against the Convention make no objeo-
ton to the candidates nominated for
Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General,
Superintendent Of Free Schools, and
Judges Of the Court of Appeals. lift
represented the sentiment Of the party
fairly enough, to make acceptable nom-
nations for all these Offices, how did it
become 30 outrageously corrupt"
sRhsu Q candidate for Governor was
proposeds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

ATTENTION is invited to the commu.
nication published this morning, from
. Liberal Republican, presenting hi.
view of the present political canvass,
1T clear and truthful statement of
! the situation, and may well challenge
! the notice and reflection Of the GREE
LEY men. There can be no truth more
certain than that the Presidential con-
test in this State is being fought no,o.
4 As the State goes in August it will 60
in November. The GRANT men have
seen this from the beginning, and have
worked accordingly. The GREELEY
men. should recognize it before it is too
late. or, ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Political Affairs The Randolph
Democracy stand by the Constitu.
lion and the State Ticket.


July q, 1872.
Editors Of the Register:
As the election draws near, political
excitement grows more intense. Can.
didate, for county offices are numerous.
But few Republicans havsl yet announc-
ed themselves for any position, and will
probably not do 50, as their chances Of
success are decidedly small. II the
Democrats do not elect their complete
ticket, it will be owing to the surplus
OF Democratic candidates.
The proposed Constitution is rapidly
gaining ground, and the indication now
is that nearly every thorough going Dem
ocrat in the county will vote for ratifi-
cation.
The Republicans are dying hard,
struggling with Herculean efforts to
defeat the new Constitution, for they
foresee in it's success their own political
downfall. Democrats, too, are waking
up to a realization Of the fact that il
the Constitution is rejected the Demo-
cratic party, as a party, goes down with
it. know not how it may be in other
places, but the Republicans are respon.
sble for making the ratification or re-
lection OF the Constitution party issue
here. From the very onset, before they
knew whatit contained, theywere almost
unit against the proposed Constitution
without being able to assign reason
why, thereby proving that they intended,
as a party, to oppose to ''the bitter end
anything coming from their political
opponents; hence the necessity of draw.
ing party lines in the vote to be cast on
the fourth Thursday in August next
has been forced upon the Democrats by
the Radicals.
We have seen Governor Jacobs cir.
cular repudiating the action Of the
Parkersburg Convention and charging
delegates from different counties with
dishonesty. The writer was q member
OF that Convention, and in favoring the
nomination of Mr. Camden did reflect
the ,oishes of his people, as the Demo-
cratic rote of Randolph county will
aJundantlyproue at the coming election.
Mr.. Jacobs reflection upon the integri-
ty Of the chosen delegates Of the people
was a reflection on the integrity of the
people themselves, and will be met with
a proper spirit of resentment by the
people at the polls. The Democrats OF
Randolph are unanimous for Camden
and the other nominees of the State
Convention. The Radicals are solid
for Jacob. There is a warm feeling
here in favor of the Hon. B. F. Mar.
tin for Congress. We know Of no more
able Statesman, profound politician
and eloquent orator than he. Greeley
will get the Democratic vote OF this
county. Respectfully yours,
MoUSrAINEER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31
THE STATE CAMPAIGN
For the New Constitution and the
r Democratic Ticket.
Election, August %, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The people OF the several counties in
the following list will be addressed by
distinguished Democratic speakers at
the Court House of their respective
counties on the days mentioned in the
list, the same being the first day OF the
Circuit Court:
Barbour, Thursday, August LIST.
Berkeley, Tuesday, August Goth
Cabell, Friday, August I'd.
Fayette, Tuesday, August Goth.
Gilmer, Monday, August 18th.
jackson, Thursday, August LIST.
Mineral, Tuesday, August Goth.
Morgan, Tuesday, August 10th.
peasants, Monday, August 18th
Preston, Tuesday, August Goth.
Raleigh, Saturday, July Goth.
Randolph, Thursday, August 18th.
Ritchie, Thursday, August lst.
ROane, Saturday, August 10th.
Tucker, Tuesday, August 18th.
Tyler, Monday, August 18th.
Writ, Monday, August 10Th.
MOnongalia, Thursday, August
1Stb
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TuATPACKED CONVENTION.

In, proof that Governor JACOB did
not dsoover at Parkenburg, that the
Democratic Convention was 90 out-
raceously corrupt as be now asserts
that it was, and that he then thought 1t
good enough and fair enough to repre-
sent the wish of the Democratic party,
may be mentioned the fact that at
o'clock 90 the afternoon of the Conyen'
ton, after Mr.. CAMDEN aud other candl'
dates had been nominated, Governor
JACOB was asked to allow his name to
be presented as a candidate for Judge
Of the Court Of Appeals. The Cow
erpor took the matter into considera-
ton and, without deciding at once one
vsy or the othe-. consulted seven Of his
friends in relation to the subject. The
seven gentlemen by whose opinion he
proposed to be. governed were R. b.
SHERRARD, THOMAS MAsLIN, JAMES
SHEE1, J. D. ARMSTRONG, W. ID.
HoGEMAN, A. NJ. WOODS, and, we
believe, R. W. GILKIsoS. 1t happened
that five of these gentlemen were in
favor of another candidate for the
Jadgeship, and accordingly discouraged
the Governor from presenting his name.
The other two, one of whom was Colonel
HoGEMAN, OF Kanswha, who now
thinks the Convention was packed,
were in favor of Governor JACOBS nom
ination as Judge and urged him to
authorize the submission OF his name
before the Convention as a candidate
for that position.
Now these are facts which no JACOB
man in the State dare deny. They
show that the assertion that the Par
kersburg Convention was packed"
that it was composed OF bribed dele
gates, that it did not represent the will
of the Democratic party, and all that
sort Of thing, is not believed by either
Governor JACOB or his confidential
friends. This cry has been gotten up
since the Governor was promised Radi-
cal support in his effort to divide and
disorganizs the Democratic party. Had
he been nominated for Governor or Tor
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals or for
any other office in the gift of the peo.
pie, all would have been well. To
crafty his personal ambition be has
now joined hands with the Radicals
and is laboring to ruin the party whose
nominee he was willing and anxious to
10
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ssThe Partnership between

ssThe Partnership between
the Republicans and q pOr.
.tion. Of the Democratic party,
Govern0r Jacob and his
friends, is q limited one, and
for q specific purpose, the de-
feat Of the new Constitution.
.That accomplished, the Re.
publican party will elect a
man of Its own for Governor
IN Ocfober.1-Ertract from a speech
6tSCd q. b. Spann, at Charleston, July
9Th. 1872.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

The defeat OF Hon. JOHN A. BlNG.
HAN for the Republican nomination
for Congress in the Sixteenth Dis
trict of Ohio has no especial polltl'
cal significance, both the successful anc
the disappointed candidates being rabiC
GRANT men. 1t was, however, a perso
nal contest, in which the sympathies o.
people outside the District have been
generally enlisted against Mr.. BINGHAM
For several years past he has regularly
promised when the time for the selection
ola candidate for Congress came around
that if nominated that once, he would
not be candidate again. At the same
time he has been a political trickster o
the first magnitude, promising each
time to those who were anxious to step
into his Congressional shoes that he
would certainly be out OF the way next
time and use his personal efforts to Sc
cure for each individual aspirant the
place. At length the people have taken
him at his word and have permitted
him, like that other retiring statesman
SCHUYLER CoLFAx, to- enjoy the sweets
Of private life.
Next to Mr.. BINGHAM, the most dis
appointed man in two States to-day is
Mr.. ALLISON, of the Steubenville Herald,
who, it was currently reported, had been
promised (by Mr.. BINGHAM the nomi-
nation two years hence; and next to Mr..
DASFoRp, the gladdest man is the editor
OF the Wheeling Inte!ligencer, who re-
joices in BISGHAMs calamity because
OF Some interior renee on his part in Fed.
eral appointments on this side Of the
river, few years ago.