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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

Democratic. will not be relished 10y them.
If We have ever undertaken any such
task we did not knowit. The Democratic
party is no more sectional institution
than was the capital removal sectional
move. is principles are not in the slight
est degree involved with any such
question. The one i national.
belonging 10 the whole country,
while the other is matter OF local inte-
rest, confined exclusively to the limits OF
West Virginia. We have never lived III
the Third district, but We think we Kho"
the people there, and that they were
brought ND under the political teachings
which have ever governed the white men
Of the Old Dominion They know and
understand the principles OF the Demo
cratic marty without any instruction on
opr part. and We do not believe 1t post
Bile that they could consent, by thought,
word ar deed. 10 50 act or vote as TO help
turn this State over to the Radicals SIM
PLY because It's people exercised their
Intelligence, and voted to do that which
WIS mauiiestly TO their general advan-
tage. The truth is that the capital ques-
ton i, neither sectiou.l nor political, and
any effort to make it either must fail.
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ruE pITTSBURt.H LOCK OFT.

From the Pittsburgh papers, We
notice that the puddlcr, and boilers now
on strike in that city, turned out in
parade Tuesday afternoon, and preceded
bv a band Of music and, with gay hagS
aving, marched through the chief streets
holding q regular jubilee. The occasion
for the demonstration is said to have
been in honor 81 Il resumption Of the
mill, in the New Castle and Shenango
Valley, at the rates of from 5000 to SG25
per ton. From this it would seem that
the pudIlers of Pittsburgh are very con-
iidaut that the mills of that city will
Weld 10 their demands ere long, and they
have been rendered more persistent in
their determination to continue the con-
test. But on the other hand, the manu-
fscturers seem equally .as determined.
The Chronicle, ofthe Both, reviewing the
situation, say:
The worst features for the puddlers l.
in the evident disappointment IN the
market for raw and manufactured iron.
The latter expected that when the spring
time arrived, the demand tor iron would
be 80 great that the manufacturers would
have to Weld and pay the wages demand
ed, but the state of the market to-day
indicates no Improvement, except that
4. .fta a.
small production. We We're informed
this morning that the proprietors OF the
American Iron Works, Oh the South
Side gave notice to their employees that II
the puddIerS did not resume by the first
prox. the works would be suspended
LHt.I fall.
Beside, this expressed determination
Of the proprietors Of the American works,
II is further stated that a member of the
prominent manufacturing firm Of Du-
WORTH, Porter x Co, ON the South
Side, has gone South for the purpose of
engaging colorrd labor one hundred
and dnv colorcd iron worker, have becu
engaged for tho firm, and are expected to
arrive some day this week. 1t Wa,
thought at first that these new worklncn
would have been intcrfrrcd with
Tow the old employees, but
"a party Of ,hrm have asserted
tina, there shall bee nodisturbancc, for they
rely ON the presence of the negroes and
the inferior work that they are expected
10 turn oul To help the cause Of tn" pud-
dlrr. more than anything else could do
Sos,anI, the fight to-day, and viewing
the field with AN impartial eye, it docs
look Il, If ia. chances of the success Of
the puJdlrrs wee more and NOR" pnccr-
tain. Not only ON account Of their
places being gradually supplied byfor"ign
labor; but hcca,jsr it seems con,IuSiy"ly
established that the manufacturers can
not afford to pay the rates demanded. 1t
is estimated that the lockout has caused
lo-, already Of ten million dollars
This /, tremendous, and of course it is not
pre-umablr that it would have been
permitted 10y the manufacturers, if they
could have prevented it But if the loss
So tar ha, attained such proportions, how
very disastrous it must prov" in the end
'4fhr Lu-iur-- interest 0itlp city unless
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DEAR SIR-Wc have good reason for re-
gprding your Ncgrtinr Il medicine Of the
Creates, value. We feel assured that IL has
been the me ans of saving our sons lifr
He is now seventeen years of age; for the
last two years h" has suffered from nccrO-
sis of his leg, caused BY ScroiuiUuS allrc-
ton. and was 50 far reduced that nearly
all who saw him thought his recovery i'm
possible \ council of able physicians
could give us but the iainlc>t hope OF his
ever rallying: two of the number dcclHr-
ing that he was beyond the reach of hui
man remedies, that even amputatIOn
could not save him, rs he had not Vigor
enough To endure tn" operation. Just then
We commenced giving him N"g,tinc. and
from that time Ia the present he has been
continuously Improving. lie has lately
resumed studies, thrown away his crutchrS
and cane, and walks about checrfuliy ana
strong.
Though there is Still some discharge from
the opening where the limb was lanccd.
We have the fullest confidence that in 81
littl, time he will hc perfectly cured.
H has taken about three dozen bottles
of Ncgctinr. but lately used but little, a.
hcdcclarr> hc is too well to be- taking mcdi-
cine Respectfully yours,
T.. =. BEST.
MIS-. l.. {. +. Best.
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ArovrpExcr, II. l., IGI TRANSIT ST.
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

tn" following letter from Rev. T.. :. Best,
Pastor ufthr VI. T.. church, Nn'irk, Mass.
viii br read with interest by many phNSi-
clans: also those suffering from the same
disease aS afflicted tn" SON OF TIN Key. +.
-. B,St. No person can doubt This t,>ii-
luouy. rs there. i no doubt about the cuga-
tiV" power Of Ncgctine.
NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
What is Vegetine ?

II is IA compound extracted from BARK
roots and herbs. II is Natures REMEDY:
is perfectly harmless from any bad eHeci
upon the system. II Is nouriShihE anu
strengthening. II acts directly upon vi,
b'nnI II puit.f- the nervous system. II
yiI,.S yuu good sweet sleep at mlsill. II i
a panacca Tor our aged fathers and in"ill-
crS. for ii gives them strength, GHir'N ih'4t
nerves, and gives them Nature SWEEP
Slcrp-aS has been proved 10y many Ah "H'!
ncrInu. n il the .slrat Blood Purifier. II
IS a soothing remedy for our children. IL
has relieved and cured thousands. IL j.
very pleasant to take: every chiId mixes IT,
II relieves and cures all diseases orlginat-
Ing from impure blood. Try the N'&r' me-.
Give iii iair trial for your COMPANIES
Then You will say To- your friend, n"lGhb"r
ana acquaintance, TRY il; II has cured
me-.
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rur WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper prlntedl III
West Virginia II will be sent 10 any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable prelnl-
uInS 10 cIun agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01
Dissolution of COpartnerShIp'

rrur COMPREHENSIVE II !, IT, i,,,, II
Existing under me nm hrin i u..i,
pr, t.''.n his dav dissolved by mutual
n m',r ",t ". r. berry retiring Al per
,''i,y imJ,.bt"d to the late firm, vii! please
iii rhrir accounts without delay, either
Ly ral!in. upon W. 7. Derry at ms ~ "
store w. 49, - ot thr old stand apla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

IN PIANOS, 0RGAiNSii
he a L Z Music and general Mus ca!
~ S snTise. No. 80 Twelfth street, hs3t
door a6oys cL1rs HGG's and Pf RspaTng
tentlSSnIn ENC pianos. All work guaranteed
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WE ARE SELLING

CARPETS AT PRICES As LOW A. A.,
| the same goods can br bought ioT ~ ~
New York or Philadelphia. Ca4 an" "
convinced.
G. Mendel, Booth & Go,
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited t"NiimolIi'tl
from Rev. .. T.. Walker, formerly pastor OF
Rowdoin square Church, RnSion, ana 81
present settled in providence, Ii. :, must
be- deemed rs reliable "Nidrn"". y" on"
should tail to obscrN" that this t"Nliunnl
al is the result OF two years "Np"fI"nc"
win The us,. of Vrg-timc In the Rev. Mr..
Walkers family, who now pr"n"uhr" II
invaH@nIlr:
ArovlDENcE, Il. l., lGi TRANSIT ST.
H. X. Stcrc,x, Esq:
icel bound to express with my NIgnatUr"
the high value place upon your Nc"r-
tine. My family have used it for Ia" last
two years In nervous debility II i IN
valuable. and recommend II I" all wine"
may need an inVigUrating, r"n0Vuiing
tonic. o. +. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor of E"wdoln square
Church, Boston.
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Wheeling Gymnastic Association

vpHERE WILL BE A MEEilNTI of
Iastic Association, at their room thls
''''''"9 ". G. WILKINSON,
III, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

TnE UNITED STATES LIFE INSUR-
| ANCE company of New York desires
Ia engage the services OF compel, mt, reliH-
hl" men, a. district General Agents in Ohio
county. Liberal arrangements will be
made with patirs wh0 can furnish salts
factory reference rs 10 ability and integrity
J. PALMER O'NElL. Manager,
No. GG fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, PA.
mTJI,SMb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

Ill PERSONS WHO PAID IANE-
\ for the year 1874, between NuNrmh.
10Th. 1874, and December 9ih, lNi. ".
have amount of Stat" Asylum tax refund
rd to them by presenting thrir r,rc1p.. To-
the ShrriiTS office no levy having a"-a
made fprsuid iund. Il. =. BROWN.
mar2h sheriff ohio COUNT.
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Perpetual Worlds Fair,

a permanent home. where every manu-
Etcturrr can exhibit AM sell his goods,
and every patented can show his lnNrn-
ton: u center of industry which will prove
q vast benefit to the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature of th"
state Of New York has granted n charter
"a Il number Of our most wealthy and re
Specialize merchants, ana these gentlemen
have purchased no less than eight blocks
of the most valuable land In til" city OF
New York. The building Ia b" erected
will'br seven stories high $50 II. in height,
>urmountrd nv a magnificent dome, and
will cover a space nf >! acres. 1t viii br
constructed of iron. brick, and glass, and
made fI"-prOOf. Tue bonds, which al" all
for 80 each. ar" secured by a first mortgage
on the land and building and Tor the
purpose OF making them popular, the Di-
rrciurS have decided 10 huv" quarterly
drawings of SlJUUuO each, this money being
the interest on the amount of the whole
loan.
Every bOndholdcr must receive nj least
sol. Inn lac. may receive
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FOR RENT.

-. STORE ROOM,
No. llli MAIN STREET
Inquire OF \. K. GAuul~.
fcblG h No. = IwrIflu >-y...,
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FOR RENT,

- FOR RENT, \ NEW FRAME
co. House on Penn STREET. " hr-.....
49, Island, containing { rooms, pur.
and cellar: also lot nicely fenced .u. W..
hydrant right at the door. The huU~. h..
never been occupied; bran new Pu,,u,-.
ION given now or the lSt ui ApI. DO,
particulars enquire of
THEODORE FINK
ma M I'm Chapllur street.
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SUNDRIES.

Chest Protectors English Felt.
lemon Gelatin" Tablets Elegant To-
IiuurSrnrs~ and Ton Singers, speakers, g.,
Extract Beef, Burd"u'>, with directions
for use In making tea, soups &c.
Corn cure Miraculous. imported.
Prepared Cloths For cleaning fIHlr
Brass, 40.
MuSiurhr PommIdr Imported.
Hair Brushes Frrhch and English.
Toilet Soaps Great variety.
For safe bN
LOGAN. LIST a co,
MARI druggists, BTldg" utu'..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

tics.-Wr live fast. diSSipatc ana MI early
graves. We drink all kinds OF hlcohSllc
Snirir. and swallow. without maSticatlOn,
nnrk crease, and every kind of llfe-des-
iroNing, system cIogging, lmdlSeNtInle
food. Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar BIT
terS will romovc the evil effects, and The
recovered paclcnt, with pure, NitallHe"
electrical blood flowing through his veins,
will have clearer mead and a cooler JudS-
mrnt, which added To experience, Will
cause him Ia abstain in the future. mijn
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FOR RENT,

ri A COMFORTABLE DWELII,..
IT House, on 18Th street. No.G - .
-S rooms. ". '. HOGES sp'
mar3lt l3y Marke, ,,.-
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FOR RENT.

- A STORE ROOM WITH NEDI~.
COB SARl Counters and Shelving, alI
-<-A Dwelling attached, al present ..
occupied by Thomas Fahy ~ Il grocer. 10.
the Fifth Ward Market square. Posse, r..
given on April /, 1879. Apply Ia
mr2h HERMANN RENNlE
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUIIrr,.
i@E known as the GoVeIuu.I,, - d. ~ .-
-- ings, on the corner OF rLsni,, 1'...
10Th streets, will be sold low. IT. 1..'
building, possession can be- had Inn, ~ q.
ately: the other one on the Hr,' ',' ',". .
April. For particulars enquire OF I'd! ''
THEODORE FINK
NO. I+2I ChapI.ue sire: ,-
mario ROY CONES
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FOR RENT.
\a c HUTcHINs,

IVY "''' Mrs. C. ZIMMEK,
L , INA Market street
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New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

,INIIESE BONDS ARE ISSUED FOR
the purpose Of raising funds for the
erection of a building in th" city of New
York to be used for a
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

IsA STORE ROOM, DWELLING AZ.
I;E Hall, west side Of Marker ~, ~ -
18th and 10Th Streets. I'm D..
Block. Also room al prrSen, ocSppi.
u. 4. Wickham a. al auction n0rt, ~
Enquire of ANTON KFYVE%>
ianlO
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Forty wears has tested the value OF
Dir, 4. -. TOdd's Anti-BiiiiOus ana
Liver piIIS.s

Liver EitiS.s
THE BEST PILL NOW lN.USE
For BilliOu>ne>>
Use Dr. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Use pr \. =. TOdd'S flllS
For dyspepsia,
Use Or. \. :. TOdd'S Ills.
For Sick Headache,
Use Or. \. =. TOdd'S "i!iS.
For DiSOrdered stomach.
Use DR.. y. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use :Dr. \. =. Todd'S Fills.
ror constipation OF Bowels
Use DR.. A. =. TOdd'S Pills.
For P;tlpitation OF the Heart
Use Dr. \. =. Todd's Pills.
For lmpurity OF the BLOOD,
Use Or. a. :. Todd'S pills.
For Pains III the Head
Use DIR. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
Cor Pains in the Side.
rs. ~ \ :. TOdd'S Pills.
LAIGHLIN BROTHERS &-CO..
PRUPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists andEDeal5 s every
" h,-r
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JAMES {. MCGRAW,
Dealer Ia Fresh and Sailed
FRESH AND SALTED

Potomac Fish ~ lowest market rates.
orders accompanied 10y cash, OF good Ir-
f-rrnccs, Will bc promptly nilrd, and salts
faction guaranteed.
rurgS~h JAS. o.. NctEtW.
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GOOD COUGH MEDICINE,
DIX. CHAPMAN'>
uOARIIOIND BAL<iM.
LOGAN'S ARNICA

In Rheumatism, Neuralgia ana Pam ~,
all kinds, IL gives speedy relief
II is II combination at Arulra Wl'a
powerful oils, &C., making !. a ~uur"..
remedy tor external use. Price, - els.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

NArlCK. Mass, January |. IS7&.
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Goshen Cheese

CAUTION.
WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
w that we will prosecute any aud every
person taxing coal from our ears 1T or
about the t. IL .. and Hcmpfic!d dcpoiS.
John Finncgan * our authorized watch
man. and viii hereafter prosecute any per-
son found stealing our coal.
JOHN HEALN n CO.,
f.,,-rt. r.uy,nI " Va
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AGOOD BUSINESS OPENING,

PoSlponrmcnts impossible under this
pluu
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-02-03

Windsor.
MIR. Marsh o. Perkins the princi
pal of the High School is sick.
On Tuesday evening the ladies
of the Baptist Society gave Grand
Festival in the parlors and vestry of
their new church. From what we
learn of the arrangements being made
for the same the entertainment ought
to have been successful. We presume
it was.
The diptheria is IN town. AT
present writing we don't hear that any
cases of it have proved fatal.
Don't forget the dance at Dur
KEGS hall Friday evening. Tickets to
the Hall sl.OO. Supper extra. Mu-
sic Hawkins Quadrille Band. All &C
and have good time.
-Water-bearers 60 about our
streets,-Selling Adams ale or Gods
free beverage att reasonable price
We pray for rain.
The Windsor Dramatic Club, as.
sisted by the Windsor Cornet Band
are to give two Grand Entertainments
on Saturday and Monday evenings
next, at the Town Hall. Tickets 35
cents. Children under twelve years
Of age, 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o.
clock, to commence at 7.45.
Mr.. Lionel Ridout's Select Read
ings at our Town Hall last Friday
evening was q success
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-02-03

lect to return certificates of marriages
solemnized in the state" So then
please remember that nothing in re-
gard to registration will be saved by
going out of the state for the solemn
cation, and that if the same properly
belongs to another state, the bride
groom must take care to have the fact
with the required statistics, recorded
in the town Or city of his own resi-
dence in Vermont. This may be
slightly vexatious, but it must be
done. So look out !-[Globe.