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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-18

DAILY MARKET.-No. 100 MAR.
~ KET street, below M'Lure House.
n MCKEE keeps constantly on hand dCsira.
Bile stock Of Fresh Fish, Fruits, Vegetables, &c,
In fact better assortment than can be bad at
market. All orders thankfully received and filed
with promptncss at the lowest market rates.
B Baskets delivered to any part OF the city
free Of charge. my2
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SEAMLESS Kids, only $3.50 pair, A
D. seamon's.
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Every genuine box Of Dr.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature
OF Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Penn.
sylvanla, and their private q. s.stamp.
~ Take no other. The markets. full
Of imikniiona.
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100000
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LOCALIZED by State, Authority and
Drawn In Public In st. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
90, 600 NUMBERS.
Glass Z, to be Drawn May 81, 1879.
5.sso PrI.ss, Ano1ntlpr to sapu. onu.

Tlek'tI,S SO. HALF Tickets, IS. Quarters, S26o.
"a. Our lotteries are chartered BY the State,
are always crAwn Of tho time named, and all
draMipge arc under tho supervision Of sworn
~ The .official drawing will DO published In
ers OF tickets.
H-WO will draw similar scheme the last
day Of eyry month during the year 1871.
~ Remit Rt our risk by PoBToPRIcR MoNBY
ORDkRs, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT or Tx.
PREss. Send for circular. Address
ID. &c.. MURRAY, MILLER d CO.,
Postoflce Box 2446,
app Tu.Th.St&w St. Louis, No..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
What the Weak Need.

Why do the debilitated and feeble dread
the summer? 1t is because heat is an ex-
hausting element, and they are not in q
condition to bear the new drain upon their
languId systems, which they think must
necessarily commence with the warm
weather. But cannot this evil be obyfated
Most indubitably it can. What these
weaklings need-in fact, what nine-tenths
of us need at this season-is an accession OF
physical vgor, and this desideratum can be
secured, with absolute certainty, by O
course of the mightiest, yet mildest, Of all
vegetable tonics Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. ..... r,
Thousands OF men of business mechan.
les and professional men, break down, par
TALLY or wholly, under their summer Ia.
bors, simply because they have neglected tn
reinforce the powers Of nature In this way.
To persons who use the celebrated invigor-
ant and corrective regularly In hot
weather, the exhaustion which excessive
heat IL apt to produce under other clrcum-
stances Is unknown. Theyare not troubled
W tn nausea their appetites are good, their
digestion excellent and their habit OF BODY
ali that can be desired. This for twenty
years has been the uniform testimony OF all
who have taken the Ri tiers az q summer
tonic and Alternative, It's efficacy Is due to
the care and scrupulOus fidelity to the
teachings of experimental science with
which its medicinal ingredients have been
culled from the vegetable Kingdom, The
admirable proportions in which they are
combined and the unequaled purity OF Its
Stimulative basis.
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q time" 1t ia desirable to keep our
State campaign a. free a. possible from
complication with Federal politics and
national affairs. In the former we have
a straight ticket and plain sailing; but
it must be admitted that the condition
of Federal politics is wonderfully
mixed" if not quite chaotic. Let us
make our State canvass without re'er-
ence to the Congressional or Presidential
contest, and, when that is over the
Democracy of the State can give sns''
undivided attention to national affairs
We would be glad to hear suggestions
from the several counties in the FRS,
District in relation to the matter, and
deem it advisable to have the time and
place of the Convention definitely fixec
upon and determined as soon as thu
decision can be made. - .-...
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HARRISON COUNTY,
% June 90, 1872

k.SItors of the Register: .
n Our people are complaining very
much because they cannot obtain copies
of the new Constitution tor examins-
lion. They would like 10 know whose
fault it is, and how they can be sup
piled. If you can give them the lie
sired Information you will confer q
favor on MANY READERS.
By the second section of the schedule
adopted by the Constitutional Conven-
ton, it is made the duty OF the Gov
ernor to pulish the new Constitution,
"for The general information of the
/ people, in such manner as he shall
teem- most expedient"! lie has appar-
emily deemed IT most expedient' to
publish only small number of copies,
and these have been very iuadequately
distributed "ior the general information
of the people" We are publishing
the Constitution at our own expense,
Tor gra,uitous distribution, and will
send it to any person writing for ii and
!, enclosing stamp for the payment OF
postage.
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1t seems by recent news from Persia,
that the famine in that land is drawing
near its close. Such an amount OF re-
lief has been extended as to meet the
more urgent cases of hunger and destitu.
ton, and the home crops will soon sup
ply q still greater amount OF food.
Captain Pierson, an Euglishman, who
has recently travelled in that unhappy
country, describes the last stage OF the
famine as worse than the first. On his
Journey from Shiraz to Tehran, he
tonnd the road strewn with half-eaten
| corpses; cannlbalism was very preva>
lent, and starvation had aroused the
usually peaceable inhabitants to
despair, and brigandage and Other
crimes of violence were rife all along
the roads. The whole civilized world
will receive with delight such intelli-
gence as that we communicate today
in relation to the abatement Of the
hunger plague in Persia.
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THE CAT.srN THE MEAL TUB.


Editors Of the Register:
There is not much danger Of the In
,elliqenesr being able to induce Governor
Jacob to commit q political suicide.
There is not much danger in the
Intelligsnee, as a Grant organ. being
able to divide and disorganize the Dem
ocratic party.
There was no danger in the Grant
men who as Greeley men attended the
Liberal Convention at Grafton, making
a nomination to divide the great Con-
servative party Of the country, composed
of Liberals, Conservatives and Demos
Gratis. &C.,
The Grant men, pretending to act
with the Greeley men, are not enough
in numbers nor bold enough in policy
to hurt either the Greeley party or
the Dem cratic party, and much less
both of them combined.
The Democracy defeated the Grant
party when it was full OF vigor and in
command of all it's forces. The rump
Of that party in West VIRGINIA cannot
now defeat the party nominations, even
if Foreman and the lnteHigeacer do kiss
and make friends.
The party who are dissatisfied with
the NOMINATIONS for Governor and
Judges Of the Court of Appeals are well
known, and their reasons and purposes
are known, and if they bring their can
didates' into the field they will give the
ticket two votes for every one they will
take from it.
Can Greeley men act with Grant
men for any party purpose now before
III e country2 They are in sworn oppo-
sition, with the bitterness which such
charges as nepotism, corruption, simony
of office, plumber of the Treasury, rob-
berry of merchants in the New York
Custom House, gattling guns, destruc-
ton OF, States rights, military control
OF elections, violation of law, destruc>
ton OF the Constitution, &c NC, must
and should produce between them.
The Democratic party has charged
all these, things, and more, on the
Grant party. The Liberal Republicans
have found the indictment "a true bill'
for all these things, and more. Are
Republicans honest, as sworn jurors Of
the nation, in finding this true bill
in their great inquest at Cincinnati Z?
and upon this issue they are with the
Democracy.
If the Ltell;gencer had gone for
Greeley, and the Democratic party goes
for Greeley, as it is likely to do, where
would the H1telEqcnrsr have got its
dread and butter?"
Captain Rawlings, Of the Postofice,
may now laugh in his sleeve, or openly
put his thumb on his nose and twirl his
fingers at Hall. Hagans and Frew
for the Mtsllgsncer had TO 90 for Grant
and lose the POstotfce, or for Greeley
and lose tier %Jread and butter"
Arthur /. Foreman may now wits
tie and crack his lash over the InielN-
gencsr, for it is hitched in as 4 wheel
horse to the cart Of Grant, aud must
work for its master, without Postofice
or pay, and maintain the party for the
use of old enemies. POLITICIAN.
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The following are choice extracts
from the old Know Nothing speeches
OF HENRY WILSON, in Massachusetts,,
in 1854. We don't think past records
will be of any account in this election
but as a matter of history we give these
excerpts: -.s-,f e...'. -. 49,
The time had come when the uni
form of the State militia should no
longer be disgraced by being seen on
the back of a Catholic lrishman or
an Infidel Dutchman. -! 80
"By the light Of these burning shan
lies the Teltou and Celt may read the
certain doom that will overtake them
10 the attempt TO compete with the
native born American for political su-
premacy on this continent"
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Beware Of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN COLICAND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity Of our remedy that
i'm our city To counterfeit Il, copying our
laoels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding apd
style, requiring very close looking 70 dis.
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
tions as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article of The Child's
Cure when Teething. Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAU9HLIN BROTH
ERS & co. Copyright entered and secured
according 10 act Of Congress.
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From the Pittsburgh Post:
Davis, hail.

A good deal is now said relative 10
who were on Jefferson Davis bail lond.
The Radicals are excessively severe Oh
Greeley for figuring at the heal OF
that document, and the question natu-
rally arises as to what company he kept
on that occasion.
Be,ow we find a list of his fellow
bondmen, four Of whom are New
Workers, the rest being Southern.
Among these New York people, first
comes Gerritt Smith, Peterboro-one
OF the early sbolitiopists who was
charged with completely in the celebra.
ted John Brown raid. a Republican
member of Congress of the most Radi-
cal type, and the Chairman of the New
York delegation to the Philadelphia
Convention which nominated Grant;
Augustus Schell, a Democratic politi-
clan; Benjamin Wood, also Demo-
cratic politician, and Horace +. Clark,
a delegate along with Gerritt Smith IN
the Philadelphia Convention, previously
Radical member of Congress, and
holding an office at Washington under
Grant. r.. ...
Here is the whole list; so far as
Northern men are concerned. itappears
to be ; mixed one-both parties being
fairly divided-the Republicans having
a msjority Of one out OF five-as parties
then stood; as they stand now, they are
hoo Greeley men, too Grant men and
one Democrat.
Horace Greeley, New York.
; CGerritt Smith, New, Y ork. ~--.
Augustus Schell. New York. -
Aristides W eleh, Philadelphia.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. New York.
w. H.. Mcfarland. Richmond.
X. Hsrton Haxall, Richmond.
Isaac Davenport. Richmond.
- Abraham Warwick, Richmond.
iGustavus a. Myers, Richmond.
William Cramp, Richmond.
James Lyons, Richmond -
John A. Meredith, Richmond.
: John Minor Botts, Virginia.
= Thomas W boswell. Virginia.
james Thomas. Sr, Richmond.
; Horace +. Clark, New York.
Benjamin Wood. New York.
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Democratic State Ticket.

.C@1 FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, OF Wood.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HENRY IL MATHEWS, Of dreenorier'
FOR AUDITOR,
Z. A.BEyNerT, of Marion.
foR, TREAsuREE,
JOHN o. sURDErT, Of Kanawha.
chr suPERrSrESpENT oE FREE SCHOOLS
BENZ w. BYRNE, or cay
FOR JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
JAMES PAUL., OF ONO.
AZ, HAYMOND. OF Marion
OPT, MOORE, OF Mason.
o. IS HOFFMAN, Of Harrison.
roR psssrprSrrAL ELECTORS AT LAh"H'
JOSEPH sPRIGG, OF Hardy.
. OKEY JOHNSON, OF WOOD
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Is ARTHUR /. FOREMAN now the head
and front OF the GRANT party in the city
Of Wheeling and Of the State OF Fir-
GINA, and in what capacity and to what
end did he visit Wheeling within the
las. week? Will the Intelligence
answer what its new master and its
I'D friend is about?
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4 Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for. 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
lfied for 10 Years.
~. q TNlIlx Nx-<.,- Irtlt,

Dr. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LlV-
ACHE, BILIOUSNESS, &c. - ..r
BEALLSVILLE, Pa, Sept. IL, 1871.
DR.. A. s. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks TO
your valuable Pill, / am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many reme-
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, 1 got from
i. Boram, Druggist, a box of your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, 1
now feel perfectly restored. 30 valuable
are they ! would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most won.
derful remedy Of the day.
Yours, with respect,
$780,. -. p. II, NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
o05 .-.-..+ d 81. > --.-rr Rroprietor1.
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TIE Centennial Celebration of Berke.

1hE Soieoiotiono VI perhe-
ley county, Kest, Virginia, took place
on Saturday last. The Msrtiusburg
Statesman represents it as a grand pa
geant.a The various benevolent orders,
in full regalia, and with bands OF music,
and the citizens in carriages and on
foot, formed o procession and marched
to the grove, where the exercises took
place. Hon. C. J. Faulkner in appro-
pirate terms explained the object of the
timore, followed in prayer, after which
addresses were made by Gen. D. H..
Strother' and Rev. Stuart Robinson.
A poem was then read by Daniel B.
Lucas, Eco, and music added to the
enjoyment. Ten thousand persons are
reported az in attendance
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Editors ofthe Register: ~
1t is no discredit for a man to rise In
the world. It is sometimes a discredit
to a man to have the contrast of On
honest and worthy reputation in q
humble sphere, placed side by side with
his own higher position in lite, gained
BY accident and -disreputably or nm
worthily employed. Some lawyers
were sitting around a fire in q village
tavern on the Circuit, discoursing Of the
incidents of professional lite. and 81
their own individual careers Among
them was one somewhat notorious fol
the hardness of his professional career
who incidentally remarked that in early
life he had been q tanner. YES, said
one present, "you quit tanning and went
to sIinning." .- e.. r---t a.
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HAD there not better be q Convention
called of FOREMAN, CARLILE, WILEY,
CAMPBELL, SWAN and FARNswoRTH, SO
tina, all old sores can be cured and a
new way to pay old debts put in opera
ton. Even PEIRPoINT wouldn't vote
for GRANT. . $50.
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We submitted on yesterday some
reasons for The opinion that The proper
time for holding the election for mem
beers OF Congress IN this State this year
viii be on the Fourth Thursday Of
October, the Oath day of that month.
Further examination Of the question
has tended to strengthen the opinion
already expressed. A consideration Of
the power and authority OF the Consti-
tutioual Convention will suggest what
SCENE 70 us q conclusive argument in
favor Of holding the election at the
time prescribed in the Code. The Con
yention was only authorized to deal
with State affairs; it had no power to
alter the effect OF a Federal enactment
or suspend the operation of Federal
law. 1t was called to make a Constitu
ton for the State Of West Virginia,
and for no other purpose. The act oil
Congress now in force and under which
the pending election is to be held, de-
.clares that the election for members OF
Congress in the several States shall be
held at such time as the Legislature of
the State may prescribe. The Legisla>
ture has fixed the Fourth Thursday Of
october as the day for such election,
and, without further legislation upon
the subject, that still remains the law
The Constitutional Convention could
not change it, because representatives
in Congress are not State officers and do
not derive their authority from the State
Constitution. ---.. ..
And, while speaking of this subject,
We take the liberty of suggesting that
the Convention for the purpose Of nom
mating Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in the First Congressional District
would better be held in Wheeling and
on the 9Th Of September. The town of
West Union, in Doddridge county, has
been proposed by our Psrkersburg
friends az the place for holding the
Convention, but it is subject to the dis.
advantage Of being secoud-class sta
ton on the railroad and only q portion
Of the trains stop there. The meeting
at West Union two years ago subjected
some Of the delegates to announcement
delays and changes which might be
avoided this year by meeting in Wheel
ing. This city is as convenient of
access from all parts of the District as
any other point. and We have here
ample accommodations for all who may
attend. - -------,-----------------. -
:, We propose the, 5th of September
simply because our State canvass will
be over then and we will have an OPP
portupity Of attending to zone thing at,
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Bea in u.
WUtd-P Perfectly harmless, reliable and In.
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No RI,
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
produces Immediately asplendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, Is BOND street, New York.
nnar5-6aUc
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Teachers Examination.


TINE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
/ Teachers for the Wheeling Public
Schools will take place on TUESDAY,,
JULY ID, ensuing, commencing at o'clock
Applicants for examination should APP
pear at the time specified, since 1t Is not the
purpose of the committee to hold any spe-
cial examination during the vacation sea-
son,
The attention of Teachers holding "No.
81 Certificates is called to the following rule,
recently adopted by the Board OF Educa-
tlon: nd
mo Teacher shan be employed holding other
Certificate than number one or tloo."
Certificates for renewal should be left with
the undersigned prior TO the day OF exam
ination.
The examination will be held In the
Grslnma ar School Room, in the Fourth Ward
School Building. Candidates must appear
punctually at the hour OF commencement
% o'clock A. NJ.
F.S. WILLIAMS,
ieI9-i Sup't City Schools.
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DIED.

HAMILTON-On Thursday. June 20, 1879,
at o'clock p. NJ, JOHN HAMILTON, IN the
6lst year OF his age.
Funeral notice tomorrow Saturday
morning. 49,,
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ADVANCEMENT.
Notice to Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceiyed until he first day OF July for
bniIding the Wood Work of the Fairmont
Normal School Building. Full specihca-
lions will be furnished on application TO r.
ri. Peirpoint, Fairmont, West Virginia.
0' "'o u FIJI. PEIRPoINT,
ieIS Sec'y OF Board.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ST.JAMES HOTEL

THE HOUSE HAS BEEN THOROUGH.
ly refitted and renovated, most OF the
furniture and Tableware being entirely
new. The III. James will be conducted as
Flrst-class Hotel In every respect-the
the new management.
The Company invite trial Of the house
ard ssirh share of public patronage, conn
ti1ut oil theft ability to render ntire COM
fort and satisfaction 10 their guests.
the Eastern end OF the Suspension Bridge
To the st, James Hotel. free Of charge.
GEO ]. WILSON.
te2l.b Superintendent.
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attend,

~ w, propose the. ,5th of September
simply because our State canvass will
be over then and we will have an OPP
portupity Of attending to Zone thing at,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-23
blsCnriosities of Life. az i.

.Seo u lc - - -7-3t q Z X ~ q
Lay. Your finger on sonr pulse, and know
TINT at every stroke some timtnortal passes to
his Maker some fellowl being crosses the river
of death; and if We think of ii, we may we'll
wonder that 1t should be So long before bur
Half of all who live die before seventeen.
Only .eue person in ten representatives. 10 be
a hundred years old, and one ia hundred
reaches sixty. zs44ssN se&-
The martied9live longer than che sipsls,
There is one soldier for every eight per-
sons, and out of every thousand born only
niuetyS6ve weddings take place. RtIo6
If you take thousand persons who have
reached seventy years. there are Of clergyman,
orators, and public speakers. IS farmers, 80;
workmen, SSs; soldiers; 32,;i lawyers, %
professors. 27 4 doctors, 81. H!kx. e5.au
These statements are very Instructive
Farmers and .workmen do not arrive at a good
old age as the CLERGY men and others who per-
form no nannR laber but this is owing to
neglect of the laws of heath, inattention to !.
proper babits los life in eating, drinking,
sleepipg. dress, and the proper care of Them
selves after the work of the day is done--
These farmers or work kren eat a hearty supper
of summers day, and sit around the doors
in their Shirt sleeves aud in Their tiredlcon-
dition and weakened circulation arc casily
chilled. having the foundation for diarrhosa,
billions collie lung fever. or consumption,
fsI7aLL,es. Journal .f ifefrftis &