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JAMES B. TANEY, who, for the past
three Year,, has had charge OF the ONCE
business Of the REGIsTER establishments
has become partner In the concern. Inc
Arm name will remain unchanged. a.
LEWIS BAKER Il CO.
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Hon. GEORGE A. BLAKENoRE and K.
B. SHERRARD have been renominated as
candidates for the State Senate in the
Eleventh Senatorial District. This is a
well merited compliment, both of the
gentlemen referred to having proved
themselves to be very competent and
efficient legislators.
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THE WATCH WE HAVE MADE TO
our own order in Switzerland, which
bears our frm name, never fails to give
satisfaction. Those who desire reliable
time piece should call at l04 Market street,
below Mcclure House, the place for Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Silverware,
Gold Pens, &c.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, re-
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The attention of any who are anxious
to bet on the election of Governor
JACOB is respectfully called to the ex-
tracts from the West Virginia Demo-
cratic papers which we publish this
morning.
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TIE Democrats of Doddridge county
have nominated SAMUEL MCMILLAN,
Esq, for member of the House OF Del.
esates. He is said to be a man Of
great intelligence and moral worth, and
we'll fitted for the position.
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IN TIE Clarksburg Sun calls attention to
the Iacs that the Radical journals that
are now groaning over the nomination
of Mr.. JAxEs PAUL. for Judge ofthe SUI
preme Court instead Of Judge EDMisros,
had no word Of compliment for the lat
ter gentleman when he was . candidate
a few years ago, The gushing affection
manifested by the Radicals for diap
POINTED Democrats Is "very thin.
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ON the Preston County Herald.l
PreSsoa Sends Greeting.

From the Preston County Herald.J 49, ,
Presses Sends Greeting. 4
Preston county sends this greeting to
the STATE At large, and asks the co-op-
GRAFTON Of her sister counties:
y That Governor Jacob has betrayed
the trusts reposed IN him; that he has
wantonly cast aside the pledges made,
in honor, to the people Of the State, at
Prha,bus; and that pledges Of the
most solemn nature, made in 1870,
have been likewise ignored, aud thst he
DOW tarss to the Radical party for sue,
cor; therefore, he, is no longer of US,
and deserves IN iguominious defeat in
August next and our votes shall thus
be poised against him.
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Notice to Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived until the frst day Of July for
building the Wood Work Of the Fairmont
Normal School Building. Full specihca-
tons Will be furnished on application TO +.
H. Peirp0int, Fairmont, West Virginia.
H. PEIRPOINT,
jelS Sec'y OF Board.
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CARPETS,

Oh104 0ASS
lM show Cases,
OIL Cloths,
window Shades,
Looking Glasses, "A:
Furniture, at
.-"t 90 HUBBARD.A BRO. s., :
Furniture Rooms, sand s. Market 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

TsHERRBY GIVEN 10 ALL PERSONS
| not to trust ny wife, Sophia PauSen-
dine ON my account, e ! VIII pay no deps
OF her contracting after this date:
AUGUST PAU9END!NE.
Z WHEELING. July I, 1872. lyI-I
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THOMAS NJ, DARRAH.

Thanking the citizens Of Ohio county for
the confidence heretofore reposed In him,
and with an earnest desire to more fully
merit their appreciation, the undersigned
respectfully announces himself as q candi-
date for election to the office Of Clerk Of the
County Court OF Ohio County (which office
takes the place Of Recorder under the new
Constitution, II ratided), to be held on the
Fourth Thursday OF August, ls72, subject,
however, to the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention. to be held July I, l872
ROBERT B. W00D6. a
June 8, lS2.-je2S-a =, A.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
new military company at the Councn
Chamber this evening At s O'Clock. Al are
req uested to be present. as business OF lm-
portance VIII be transacted. ..,nrpr
by order OF the - - fhEeipNNA
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81 MXn1ox awrss, Esq., Is the Demo
cratic candidate for House Of Delegates
n Summers county.
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
'ssss' 5OHNH0NHsCAMDBN, Of Wood. -,
~1oa -.
aHNkYM MAfHEws, Of 0reenbrisr.
FOE AUDITOR, ---
- SsGE 4. hfNAETr, Of Marion.
FOE TREAsURER, --. .
- -JOHN- a-sDURnEIT. Of Kapawhar
: roa snyfRfSrYspHNr or FREE SCHOOLS .
1i BEr}AMtNM hxsxE. Of cl'y'
1870 JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio.
uUUD NJ. MANsloND. Of Marion.
CgF1aA MOORE, Of Mason.
auH 'JaG HORRAAN, Of Harrison.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL HLeCroRs AT LARGE
- re JOSEPH sPRIGG, Of hardy.
So - KEY IOHNsON, Of Wood.
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THE LAY OF THE LAST PATR
= ARCH. ..'

THE LAY OF THE LAST PATRI.
= = ARCH.
There cs.ce was man named Jacob,
Who thought party lines he would break
up,
And Governor he would be
Though not the nominee
This ridiculous man named Jacob.
Then Stevenson smiled upon Jacob
And Foreman wanted to make up,
And Northcott and Hall
And the Radicals all
Said, Oh what great man Is Jacob.
Said they, all parties well shake up, ..-.
And organizations Wen break up.
The new Constitution 49,
Is q bad institution
For you and for us, Mr.. Jacob. . ..
Wen fx, now, nice little slate up,
Let Foreman another term take up,
And Senator you shall be,
Succeeding H. g., =
II you'll help US now, dear Mr.. Jacob.
Then with all the sore heads he could rake
up, 60.
With the RAIDS he endeavored to make up,
To accomplish his ends ...-s
He deserted his friends,- -
This boiling Governor Jacob.
But the people began then to wake up
And found they had nourished a snake up
30 they put their foot down i -.-
In country and town
Good bye to poor Governor Jacob. =. g 81
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
t. the People of West Wiz.
= .-.'- ,r." ginia. -

.rTaE SOLICITATION OF NUMER-
A GUS citizens nom a.. parts OF the State,
1 have consented to be an independent
candidate for reelection for tee ONCE OF
Governor. ,op
je28-i J.J. JACoo'
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Clerk of the County Court.
THEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
/ q Candidate for the office Of Clerk Of
County Court, Cknown as Recorder( OF Ohio
county, at the coming State election, sub
,ect to the decision ofthe County Conven-
ton or the popular vote, as the case may
be. 90
jelS-efg THOMAS NJ, DARhAH.
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MrssRs. EDITORS: Please announce me
as Q. ndidxte for Clerk of the Circuit Court,
subject to the decision Of the County Dem
ocratic Convention.
jec5-a JOES. IRWIN.
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= MrssRs. EDITORS: Please announce me
as q candidate for denomination 70 the OF.
fice of Prosecuting Attorney Of Ohio
county, subject TO the decision OF the DEM
cratic Convention. r-A 80.
.jeS-efN j. II. GOOD.
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TIN Roofing.

Tin Roofing.
Having obtained extra machinery for
Roofing, / am now better prepared to DO
such work than ever before and can do II
much quicker and better than can be done
by hand. b. +. CALDWELL.
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Prosecuting Attorney.

MEssRs EDIToRs: You will please an
nourlce me as q candidate for the once of
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the deci.
4 je28-h 500 .... e. g. GRACRART.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
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There once was a man named Jacob,
Who thought party lines he would brea
, 1872-11-08

exemption from or Beclusion, they simply are
gifted with q protective power or immunity which
secures them against the incursfon Of disease. We
Bee every day parsons exposed to the contag1on OF
cholera tha infection Of smallpox, scarlet-feyer,
typhoid fever &C., who do not become diseased. Not
that they haye not absorbed the poison, but simply
because their eystems antagoniBttc, md not In
condition to evolve the phenomena continuing
the disease. 80 with the horse, he escapes
this time, but may be victim the ene1t. One
attack secures against another not absolutely but rel
atyely, for the immunity may be lost after few
years, depending upon peculiarites constitutional,
whereas in other It will last for life. When expression
is taking place likely to anolnt uzze daily
with carbozed oil to 81, aud give the su1phurous
acid three times day you may then save an attack,
obviate the disease. Should the gandular system
begin TO sy1npathize, apply strong nctuIe Of Iodine
with compression or some stimulating hninent
and do this faithfully and persstenty. AZ other ad.
particularly efbcacfous in this blood disease,
may serve as disnfectants, and hence may be
used ad libituna but remember, again. that this is
disorder sui geers specific, well recognized as to its
morbid conditions, and hence must be fought by .
philosophical treatment. AL the horse:jockeya and
empires are at work, and, though they do not much
good for association, they are doing much harm,
and only adding, by their remedies, to the weakness
and danger Of this docile and useful creature hence
have taken this hour to endeavor to place those
ignorant upon the right track.
Treat your horses herein directed; handle them
- gently as it your friend protect than against the
humbugry Of ignorant pretenders, and they Will
soon be through their trouble to again serve you faith
fully and usefnlly. PHYSICIAN.
CHICAGO, Nov. Z, 1872.
, 1872-11-08

A Budget Of miscellaneous Local I
News.

a Budget Of miscellaneous Local
News.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-At a meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce to-day, the application
from General Van Buren, for assistance in OBJ
tanning fund for properly representing America
in its educational progress, especially by model
Of one Of the best echool-honseB, Was referred to
the Executive Committee, with directions to
petition Congress for an appropriation.
The Chamber of Commerce indorsed the reso-
lutions OF the Boston Board Of Trade, asking for
modification OF the Presidents proclamation
imposing q diferential duty Of 10 per cent on
goods carried in French ships, so as not to spply
to vessels afoat at the day of the proclamation.
General Dix forwarded to the Chamber q
proposition placed in his hands by certain gentle
men of the city, asking the Chamber to pass q
resolution in favor OF the erection OF perma-
nenr Palace Of Industry near the Central Park, to
mark the celebration Of the Centennial OF 1nde-
pendence. It was referred to a committee
4 Coroner's jury, to-day, rendered verdict
that the death Of Louis G. samuels, an inmate
Of Wards Island Insane Asylum, was the result
Of improper treatment at the hands Of ignorant
and incompetent attendants also, that the
testimony showed very lax and improper ad-
1ninistration Of the affairs Of the Asylum.
The Board of Aldermen will meet as q Board
OF County Canvassers next Thursday to can
Vass the election returns.
Judge Robinson, to-day, in q case where the
fees charged by the Sheriff we're contested as
illegal, the bill being for 9419, decided the
Sheriff could only legally collect S19-
, 1872-11-08
CHICAGO, Nov. I, 1879.
ELSEWHERE,

BAL Lr1toRE, Nd, Nov. There is no abate-
mentin the horse disease. The street car lines
we're taken off on Saturday, and none will prob
ably run this week. Business at the wharves
and depots is suffering. A number Of wagons
appeared on the street to-day, drawn by men. A
few o1-teams also appeared.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 7.-The horse dis
ease is at its height here. No horse cars have
been running for q week past, and no stages.
Mules and oxen are used. Business begins to
feel the stoppage. There are several fatal
cases.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1.-THE epizootic is spread
ing rapidly, and is seriously interfering with
business. Only few Of the street railways are
in operation to-day. Several cases are reported
where the disease has attacked mules. OK
teams are being substituted for horses as far as
possible.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7-The weather has
cleared off finely. More horses are appearing
on the street this morning. Some passenger
cars are resuuing their trips.
RYE, n. T., Nov. 7-The horse disease is very
bad here.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. THE reports Of the
horse disease being here are untrue. No au-
thenticated case has Jet occurred in the city,
and no fears are entertained among horsemen
that the disease will reach here.
, 1872-11-08
RELIGIOUS,
Annual Meeting Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Council.

Annual Meeting Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Council.
Special De1pateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
AKRON, Ohio, Nov. The General Council
OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of North
America commenced its Sixth Annual Session
to-day in this city. The General Council is the
highest representative body in the Lutheran
Church, numbering between 100 and 200 mem
bers, each member delegate from some synod
or inferior council. To this meeting Lutherans,
in all parts OF the country, look With great inter-
est, "a upon the result Of their deliberations de-
pend matters OF engrossing interest to every
one in the denomination. The most distinguish
ed men in the Church, many Of them widely and
favorably known and honored, both in this
country and Europe, are in attendance, and will
take important parts in the proceedings- The
Council will continue in session for one week,
and will end its labors on Wednesday, Novem-
ber Is.
Thursday and Friday of the present week are
the days appointed at the last annual session
held at Rochester, N. T., for the discussion
tant subject under consideration is the doctrine
OF Justification by Faith ~ and will occupy the
major portion OF the time.
The year 1865 marked an epoch in the history
OF the denomination, for in the General Synod,
which met at Fl. Wayne, Indiana, in that year,
schlsm occurred which has caused an unhappy
separation and division in the church. The
largest portion Of the General Synod, in conse-
quence OF q failure to reconcile the doctrines OF
the two factions which had arisen, formed them
selves into separate organization, styled the
General Council, and it is this body which is
now in session.
The two bodies number in this country about
3,ooo ministers, 1000 congregations, and over
SOC, 900 communicates the majority of which
membership is confined to the General Council.
, 1872-11-08

A Marnifcent Passenger House
to be Erected on the
North Side.
The Square Bounded by Clark, K'nz'e' Ia
Sale, and Water Streets 10
be the Site.

The North Division is soon to become the pos-
SCISSOR OF one Of the finest railway depots IN tne
country. The square bounded By Clark, h1nzle'
LaSalle, and Water streets, occupied previous
to the fire by the Uh1ich Block and the h'nzle
street meat markets, has been purchased by the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company, and
is to be the site Of the new depot. The plans o1
the building have not yet been decided uPon'
but the company will spare no expense
to make it q model in all that per-
tains to soldity Of construction, beau-
ty Of design, and daptabi1ity to the wants
of the travelling public. The demands upon
the Northwestern for additional depot accom-
modations and yard-room are extremely pres
ing, and must be speedily satisfied. Its business
mas increased to such an enormous extent that
the old depots are altogether too limited for its
proper transaction. The new depot will greatly
extend the facilities for disposing Of the IN
mense passenger and freight patronage, by re-
leV1ng the other local houses Of the company OF
considerable pressure, and admitting Of needed
additions and improvements in other directions
which cannot now be made, owing to lack OF
room. It will also be an architectural ornament
to the city, and will confer vast benefits upon a
locality which is not noted for anything in par
ticular at the present time.
, 1872-11-08

10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
61R: Whoever owns a horse should heed the advice
given by this Society ever since the epidemic among
horses made its appearance in this city This advice
is based upon scientific study and practical experience
Of the most prominent veterinary Surgeons Of this and
other countries Wherever there is an affection Of
bronchial tube and lungs the animal nbove all other
things, needs rest-rest and care. After that
follows medication. But it Is deplorabee
to see how little rest-f any at al-the owners OF
horses have given their affected animals, keeping them
st work all the while. Il any human being could have
the agonies in which horse died, having been
used above stated, it would make them stop working
their horses: Do not say "The weather. is 50 nice
and favorable" Exercise them few minutes every
day, but do not press their debitated system into
labor Of any kind. Among the $50 horses visited by
me to-day, found many which had been treated by
calling themselves veterinary surgeons: Infamous
iposters they now is their time to reap
good harvest but this society will exercise all dill
eence to prevent their shameful robberies By apply
ing to this Office anybody will learn the address Of
those tried and experienced men into whose care
Irople may safely give their animals.
DB. CHAs. w. ZAREMBA,
Illinois Humane Society.
CHICAGO. Nov 7. 1872
, 1872-11-08


Several iron-1nills in Pittsburgh have suspend
ed On account Of the scarcity Of coal
Manton Marble, Of the New York World, re-
turns to his post as editor Of that paper to-day
His health is restored
Mccormick l. Lynch's Canal Stables in Buffalo
were burned on Wednesday night. Between
forty and fifty horses and mules persisted. Loss
shout $4,000.
Barny Hargrave. Of Pittsburgh, committed
suicide On Wednesday,, by taking q dose of sui
phutic acid. The deceased was young man,
and recently married.
R. A. Leslie, manager Of the Bank of British
North America, and his accountant, Mr. Nc
Donald, were drowned by the upsetting of
boat on Saturday, at Napanee, Ont.
In the Brubach abortion case at Fort Wayne,
Ind, the principal witness, Miss Kleine cannot
be found. The case will not be proceeded with
until ehe makes her appearance.
John sope,, q German; committed suicide d at at
shooting himself in the head Liquor is sup
posed to have been the Cause.
The Supreme Court Of New Jersey yesterday
morning. unanimously +ha deedea aaeat;on Snof az
License or not license to the people p Is - COZ.
torney General Gilchrist, given to the heg1sla-
ture last winter.
Walter Crane miner at the Kentucky onals
in LaSalle, yesterday morning, fel! from the Top
to the lower landing, distance OF 25 feet. de
was severely bruised and had one arm broken.
His escape from falling to the bottom OF the
shaft, distance OF 800 feet, was very narr o"
one.
Train No. on the Indianapolis i Vincennes
Railroad was thrown from the track ono mile
east Of sanborn, by plank placed maliciously
npon r the rail. The engine was COM
pfetely wrecked, and the engineer, D. Messen-
helmer, and fireman, Arthur Hanlin, were
instantly killed. No one else Was hurt.
The Republican rejoicing in Keithsburg, ILL.,
on Thursday, had sad termination in the death
Of George q. Frick by the premature discharge
Of cannon while celebrating the victory: H.
was the son Of one Of the most influential cit1-
zens, and an excellent young man. His loss
will be deeply felt.
Peter Meyers steam grist mill and grain e1e-
yator at Rantoul, H., took fire at u o'clock on
Wednesday night and we're burned to the ground
The loss is about 5000; insurance, 911 900.
Lewis B. Cole, who recently rented the premises,
loses about $1,000 in grain. It was with the
utmost exertion that Tom1inson i Hicks steam
elevator and agricultural warehouse we're saved.
Had these been burned the entire business part
Of the town must inevitably have been consumed.
The fire is supposed to have been the work Ct
an incendiary.