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The daily gazette., 1876-03-13
WILMINGTON MARKET n.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

| BALIlMORE MARK Ell.
March IL, 1876.
)rnRR-The market exhibits the same
Iasl features. We revise list of prices
! row quote as follows, viz:
Prime to Fair to
Ex. Fine. Choice. Good.
i York State, 33a35 30a33
fh Western roll ,26a2S 23a25 17alS
intern 25a27 22a2i 1SalS
ktrD packed 2Ga30 24a25 2Oa2l
BtGs-we qnote steady at II cts per dozen
/ itsh sales of several consideraS'e lots
)rgrspOrtod to-day at this figure.
fOrITRY-Prices are steady and 1fh for
u fresh stock, and for undlawn we still
BE as follows, viz: Turkeys 1Sal5 cts i;
tkeDs loaIl@ cts; Ducks l3al5 cts; Geese
its; drawn are however 2 to 3 cents per
tld higher all round.
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrastin POWDERS, for all female
Complaints. by mail, 81. Address, Dr.
Roaarson u a Rox. 256S N. j. NItv
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
|. .KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

never been known to fail in the cure of
kGless, attended with symptoms; indispo-
f0n to exertion; loss of memory; difficulty
bieahihg; general weakness; horror Of
esle; weak. nervous. trembling; dreadful
nor Of death; pight sweats; cold feet;
kknes; dimness OF vision; lpnguor; uni
hl lassitude of the muse ular system; enor-
H appetite with dyspeptic symptoms; !;
hands; flushing of the body; dryness OF
skin, rallld countenance and eruptions
ihe face, purifying the blood; pain in the
kk heaviness of the eyelids; frequent
lek spots flying before the eyes with tenn
ftry sufusion and loss of sight; want of
eniion, etc. These symptoms all arise
MA Weakness, and to remedy that use Il.
KUEELs Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1t never
s, Thousands are now enjoying health
have used it. Take only L. L. KUNKEL's.
Beware OF cOunterteits and base limitations.
kuDkels Bitter Wine of Iron is so well
ovn all over the country, druggists them
YES make an imitation and try to palm it
on their customers, when they call for
fnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
hunkeps Bittrr Wine of Iron is put up only
" bottles. and has u yellow wrapper nice
put on the outside with the proprietor's
otCgraph On each bottle, Always look for
Photograph on the outside. and you will
Fays be sure to get the genuine. 81 per
we, Or ixiors5. Sold by druggists and
aers everywhere.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
head tM and all complete in two hours. No
vi mead passes. seat Pin and Stomach
ofias removed BY DR.. KUNKEL. 259 North
!, Philadelphia, Ia. Send for circular. Fol
sn oylEg al ordinary worms, call on youl
faeglSt ana get bottle of KUNKEL's WORS
'A'F' lrce Il. febl0- 0-d&w-lm
'uuics MiracuIOus cure for COrns
n English remedy OF great popularity, FOL
r~o'ihg cofns without pain.
L. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
fine Nail Scissors
MVeu ana straight, Nail Brushes, Hant
u'hnes' Nal Files, Nal Polishers, etc, 70
eW +. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
p.n or the Bath.
t"Sa pa. pr9shes, Bath Towels, Bath sponge
oath soaps in extensive variety. Also
isn TIoves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF nors,
Frcloa Dry friction Gloves, and, many othe
"''eS OF the same classat
L. BIilNGHURST d CO.,
corner Sixth and Market stree
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a., ,.,ouciat aud Commercial.

WILMINGTON, Del. Mar .ls, 1873:
,,ncE quotations furnished by
test o,ovn nso, A. Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Mar
J. no., koslniWsiil iWsiilminstcn. Del. at l p. NJ. to-
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|lnr. y. MARSHALL.
d E N T Is T,
" iod Vest SEVENTH Street

S Teeth inserted on Celluloid
Q6M, lates, a substance far superior
be painI,o Vuicanized Rubber. Gas for
haa4 sNtraction OF teeth constantly
febl0w3m
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POLITICAL.

1O.the Voters of New Castle county.
GENTLEMEN
I offer myself as a candidate Tor the Off ce
of Sheriff Subject to the decision o. The
Democratic party.
Appoquinimink Hd., Dec. 23d. 1875.
dec23-d mwtn
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GENERAL SUBJECTS.

There will probably be various dis
cussions growing out of memorials
for presentation to the General Con-
ference. On account of the proximity
of the time for the assembling Of the
The daily gazette., 1876-03-13
NlsTERIAL CHANGES.

The appointments will result in
making the usual number of changes
about fifty in all. Under the three
year term of appointments recently
adopted, the number of changes is
made about the same each year.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27

Among our announcements to-day
will be found that OF Hon. Isaac L..
Eaoch, Of Writ county. who's brought
out as candidate for State Treasurer.
From II long personal acquaintance
with Mr.. EnOeh. We can certify to his
honor, ability aud qualifications for the
office for which be is announced as 4
candidate. Mr.. Enoch has served in
the Legislature many years, and Is
thoroughly convcrsant with the neccs-
sites Of the times. lie started in life
a poor boy, and by his own cxerliOns,
aided by a life Of economy, industry
and virtue, he has no, only amassed u
handsome fortune, but has secured for
himself name and fame which is sell
dom attained by those who labor under
like universities. In addition to this,
he is u citizen Of the Little K1uawha
Valley, locality which has been Sc
scrcly overlooked by the party in its
distribution OF tayors, although it is
reliably Democratic. all the time.
From his youth up, Mr.. EuOch has
been an unllinchiug Democrat. In the
dark days,he was the ''war horse" who
first led the Democracy of Writ to vic.
tory; and no: there did his labor5 end;
but wherever rorL; WIS 10 be dOue,
there Isaac l.. Euoch was 10 be found
In view OF his eminent services TO the
party, and his qualifications for the
office for which his many friends
throughout the entire State have in.
duced him to become candidate, We
have no hesitation in asserting that no
better man Tor the position could be
found; and no purcr officer would be
desired. IIurrah for Enoch!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
Items from Troy.

Editor Observation-Disclosures cd, on Sum-
day last, by Rev. John Woofter, MIR.
Richard scott, of Randolph county, to
Miss Llvcrna McQuain.
Troy seems to be the centre Of the
business circles. Our friend Tommy
Gluck still holds tho corners with a
steady grasp, and is running business
on tho high pressure principle. If the
world can beat him just let it pitch in.
Troy has q splendid drug store,
owned and kept by DR.. McWhOrter.
Troy also boasts Of one Of the best
mills in tho State. It has all the mod.
ern improvements, with u splendid cir
cular raw attached.
Troy can also boast Of having two
churches and plenty OF preachers.
The great revival is still going on.
Up TO this timO there has been IL con.
versions aud over 20 mourners, and
all OF the best material in the country
There is no telling when or where it
will end /; but ii is to BE- hoped not un-
til the last sinner in oil the land is
converted to the living God.
More anon. l.. G. S.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27

it is whispered to Lin, coniilcl'i1l!y.
OF course; that il be has "lady friend"
whom lie would like to place in Que Of
Ihc''Dcpartmcnts, the thing can be ar.
ranged for him. II he is needy, and
fond Of draw poker, and his vote is
wanted, be is allowed to win at the
club few hundrcds or thousands,
according to the importance Of his vote
and influence. Anything, in short, to
get hold Oh Congressman. The Ring
goes strong for Congressman Of slender
means who have wives and daughters
anxious to 60 into society" aud
make splurgo. These men are in
special danger Of going astray. They
OF all men, should pray
LEAD Us AWAY FROM TEMPTATION"
and should cndcavcr to keep themselves
aud their families away from it. II
they oucc commence to ttequOnt the
houses Of the vulgar Ring shoddyitci
who have constituted Washington $50
ciety" for several years, they will be
soreIy tempted to 60 into expense:
beyond their means, and, afterwards
to lend themselves, for money with
which to extriclte themselves, from
their difficulties, to the schemes Of til,
Ring. 1t is pleasant to be able tt
record the fuct, in these degenerate
times, that Only enc or two Democratic
members of tho 4lth Congress have
been successfully approached dy thu
Ring. Whatever Congressional sup
port it gets now is nearly exclusively
from the Republicans. i.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
County Democratic EAecu'
tive Committee.

Tho County Democratic Executive
Com mittcO of Lewis county, composed
Of Mcssrs. Thomas A. Edwards, John
Husscy, Nathan D Bennett, Israel
Simmons, Blackwell jackson, Jacol
Spaur and james W. WofIindiu. arC
requested to meet at the Office of Tnt
DEMOCRAT, at . o'clock ?. NJ, on
Tuesday, April 18th, to consider the
proprioty of calling Convention for
the purpose Of appointing delegates tc
the State Convention, which meets in
the city Of Charleston on the SIh day
Of June, and for the transaction of any
other business that may properly cOmC
before the Committee. A full attend
ance is earnestly solicited
JAS. W. WorfxDlS, Chairmun
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
An Old Subject Reyamped

A certain distinguished member Of
tho State Democratic Executive Com.
mittee, residing in this District, has
reached the pinnacle OF fame rs letter
writer and prophet, lie explains, in
letter to the Marlinsburg Independent
Extensively copied clscwhere) how it il
right ind proper that at the coming
Convention, about all the State Offices
should be given to the Third District
and says, in substance, that members
of the Legislature who had committed
the crime Of voting for the removal Of
the Capital (a measure he favored most
ardently hiIlselO should not, and will
not be nominated for asy position on
the State ticket.
We would respectfully suggest to the
gentleman that objections may be
equally urged against those who voted
for The removal us well us those who
voted to retain the Capital ut Charles
ion. The members Of tho Senate, as
well as Of the House, no doubt obeyed
the mandates Of their constituents
Then, who are guilty, it any guilt il.
attributable? Arc the representatives
or tho constituents the guilty parties {!
No doubt our propheticai committee.
man can explain who are c!igiblu to
support, and who have forfeited their
claims to public confidence by obedience
to the public will Lie may answer also
whether tho constituents, or the repre-.
seltatiyes, who faithfully reflected their
desires, are responsible for the disqual.
flying outrage OF capital removal.
While our friend declares tho elisi-
bili,y Of Dennis, Eastman, Miller aud
Mathews for tue Executive Chair Of
West Virginia. yet be announces, III
fact, the iuclisibiliiy Of Jackson, Ice,
FaruswOrth, Judges Camden, BOrk.
shire, Loomis. aud Senators Gran than,
Scott, Bennett, Arnett, johnson and
others.
We fail 10 see the prOpriety Of the
remarks Of our distinguished friend and
regret that u member Of tho Executive
Committee has fe 1t called upon to indi-
cate what should DO the policy of the
purity in relation to subject that has
no connection whatever with party pol.
tics
The boomerang is weapon which,
in tue hands Of skillfuI warriors,
"shJots and loads itself; but in awk-
ard hands, becomes II fearful source Of
slaughter to those who use it.
Such weapon is this Capital ques.
ton; and with the deep humility that
is becoming in QUO in our position, ad'
dressing member of tho Democratic
Executive Committee, we respectfully
suggest that the subject be severely let
alone,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20.
M. EditOr.-if there be any truth
in the commonly received idea thu the
darkest hour prGcedGs the duwu, We
must surely DO standing upon the eve
Of tho mystery aad gloom 10 which tho
nation is now envclopcu. For u darker
day, or more painful and humiliuting
position has never before fallen to tho
lot Of the United States. With corrup-
ton at tho scat of Government, aud
distrust and fear among tho people. tho
whole land seems 10 10 thrown into the
horrors Of a crisis FROM which it will
emerge debilitatcd and disgraced, or
with stronger principles aud purer
morals, and therefore all the better
for worthy celebration Of its
Centennial, and for tho responsibilities
Of its future career.
The recent proceedings in Washing,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
The Senatorial Convention.

The Democratic papers Of Philip
pi, with a fairness that does them
honor, are willing to cOucslc the Sen
atorial Convention to either Weston
or Gra(ton-two points that have hith.
erto been overlooked. VI course We
are for Weston, with the understand.
ing that two years hence the Convcn,
tiOu be held at Grafton and invite the
District Committee to name 1.-THE time,
SO lhat our people may be prepared to
DO proper honor to the Delegates.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
lCoRRf|I [. o |. 5..R.FcE1
~aG}S.ss1zA5IELI
FOR GOVERNOR. NJ. BENNETT

FOR GOVERNOR. NJ. BENNETT
Eiit"r Democrat.-SugsesIious are
being made by the wholesale Of candi-
dates to Gil the various offices at the
coming clcction-Stutc aud county !;
and goIdly number Of suggestions
have been made in n playful manner
We have no lime to fl1tter or fOndlo
with party aspirants. IL is time 10
,cOrk! For the highest Offices in the
State, we need our best mGu.-AllOw
me, Mr. Editor, to suggest the name Of
Hon. j. NJ. Bennett. Of Weston, US u
suitable person to fill tho Office Of Gov.
ernOr. Ills fine native taleuts, his
well disciplined mind, bis large expo.
rience in public life, his thorough
knowledge Of political economy, to-
gethcr with his uuquestionablc verucity
and uubloILishcI integrity, renders him
tho man for this high and responsible
position. Let tho friends of DenOC-
racy SEQ to it that tho best lnou we
have arc selected for tho campaign,
and victory will porch on the CGnlon-
NAL banner Of our Democracy.
HARRISON.
Rockford, March %.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
The Presidential Campaign

may be said to have fully opened with
the organization of the National D0mo.
cratic Congressional Committee, who
are now installed ut tLrir rooms in
Washington. As State aud local or
CARNATIONS, and individual Democrats
all over the country, will have fire..
quent occasion to address tho o!icerg.
We publish, at the request Of the Com
mittee, the following information:
Rooms OF NATIONAL DLMocRArlc
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE,
1924 + St. , Washington, D. Z.
!Snate-lIon. j. W. Stevenson, Of
Kentucky; lion. W. W. Eaton, Of
Connecticut; Hon. D. V. White, Of
Maryland; Hon. IL. G Davis, Of
West Virginia; Hon. J. 3. Gordon, Of
Georgia.
House Of R(ptcscp'atires-IOn.
Hester Clymer, Of Pennsylvania ;
Hon. C. ". Chaplin, Of Massachusetts;
lieu. J. W. ThrockmOEton. of Texas ;
Hon. A. S. Hewitt, of New York ;
Hon. g. L. Hooker, of Mississippi ;
Hon. NJ, Saylcr, of Ohio.
District Of CotmLiu-W. ". Cor.
corun, James L. Harvey and Charles
Mason
The Democratic organizations in all
the States and Territories are requested
to scud tho names of their Commit.
tees, INN ediatOly, to the Congressional
Committee.
Applications for documents, speech
cs. and other political matter, and all
communications relating to the bust.
ness Of the Committee, should be al.
dressed to the Secretary, IIou, James
4, Harvey, 1884 i S, Washington
City.
lIlEsrER CLYMER, Chairman.
". II. BARNUM, Treasurer.
JAMES Il. HARygY S,Crrittry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
For Auditor, John II. Cunningham,
OF EraXiOn.

.Nr Eli.Or.-We present the namc
Of Mr.. John II. Cunningham, of BraX-
ton, to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, as u candidate for The Office OF
Auditor Mr.. Cunningham is lifO-
long Democrat, gentleman in the
slrlc'cs; seuse Of the term. and = rHau
whose good name is Indispensable
Ifucniuatei lie viii carry the full par.
Iy vote ofthe State, uni give strength
10 the ticket. Ills honesty, integrity
and capabiIisy cannot be questioned
While We don't wish TO dcprecintC
other gentlemen whose names have
been mentioned in connection with thi,
Office, We still think Mr.. Cunningham
bus merits above any Of them.
MANY VorERs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
From tie rhrkrr,Lurg ScUiiarl.
J. II. BENNETT.

With a good ticket Rajicalism will
be laid up for repairs this fall. ltadi.
calism in this section is under par
on tho wanc-gone up spout. J
NJ Bennett, Of Weston, has the expert.
cncc aud qualification TINT cuincntly
qualify him for the position of Cover
nor. lie is freely spoken OF as can,
didate this fall.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27

Secretary Bclkunp larmed out Offices
for large sums Of money mud Congress
impeachcs him. lie resigns aud Grant
accepts, with regret
Graut farmed out Offices and fayors
for extensive gifts in brown stone hons.
cs, LOug Branch Cottages and elegant
spans Of fast horses. Is there any dit.
ference?
Ii Grant was justified in setting the
example to his cabinet who has Alright
to complain if they follow in the loot
steps VI their iIIustriOu, superior?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
COLONEL WILSON

We are gratiiied to state that orr
gallant representative III Congress is
improving and latest reports indicate
tina; he will recover. At one time hi,
physicians gave him up, bu: he rallied,
aud is ROW considered Us almost out .
Glu ger.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
lllEsrEN CLYMER, Chairman.
". II. BARNUM, Treasurer.
JAMES Il. HARVEY, Secretary.

VIZ have Il faint recollection that the
Republican papers Of West Virginia
recently made a terrific howl about a
small matter which occurred ut Char.
lesion, the late Capital. They have
not much to say, however, about TIE
immcnse frauds now being uuearthod
ut Washington.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
SOUND ARGUMENT

In reply to our article criiicising the
action Of the State Democratic Execu.
tive Committee, the Wheeling Register
tells us to pull down our vest :"
There's nothing like sound argument,
such as the one given by our cotcm-
poiary. to convince fellow that he's
in nrrOr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27

A Radical organ accounts for Bel
kLap's fall in tho fact that the offend.
ing Secretary was once Democrat
Yes, as long as BcIknap was Demo
crat he preserved his integrity, but as
soon US he took the first false step aud
became RepuLlican-we!l, the end
might have been fOrctoli.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27

THERE was man in Washington,
seeking after "paT;" he got into Graut's
Cabinet, his name was win Belknap.
And when he saw what chance he had,
his pockets well 10 fill; he carOmed on
Post.tralershi2, located at Fort Sill
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27

Editor Democmt.-The beautiful
weather We have had this winter is said
by our Oldest citizens to surpass any
winter weather in their recollection
1t has beeL so warm that grass and all
kinds Of vegetation is fast sPringiug
forth Our farmers have commenced
their spring work in earnest, clearing,
blowing, &c. On the 10Th inst, We
had very heavy storm Of wind, rain
and hail, since which time it has been
showing, and tho ground is now coy.
cred with snow several inches deep /,
and as it is freezing cold. fears arc en-
tertaincd that tho peaches will all be
killed, us tho trees have been in bloom
several days.
Several persons arc about to start to
Clarksburg to attend the United States
District Court, which convcncs there
Oh the 9th. some Of yhom arc sum-
moncd as witnesses .; SO the violators Of
our revenue laws who reside in this
county may look out.
We have several candidates in the
field for the office Of Sheriff, and also
several have announced themselves
candidates for County Assessor. Judge
McDodrill has announced himself q
candidate for re. election to the Office of
President Of the County Court. l
learn that he will DO opposed by
Thomas NJ, Reynolds, Esq. ?. \.
Duffy, Esq , is spoken Of for the State
Senate. May his claims be daily con-
sidercd.
There was considerable excitement
created here few days ago by the ar.
res, and trial before justice (for fel.
ony) Of tho party that was supposed 10
have entered and distracted some in
dictments from The Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court sometime ago.
The evidence being principally circum.
slautial, and in fact Of such n character
that it was considered iuadmisSib!C by
the Justice, in consequence Of which
the party was discharged from custody.
However, suspicion Is strong against
the party, aud there may be sufficient
evidence had before our next Grand
jury to make an Indictment against
him. This being the second time that
"whiskcy' indictments have been
stolen from the Clerks Office o! the
Circuit Court during the lapse Of
twenty.EOur months, all good citizens
are down on tho preparation of such
acts, while The voice Of public opinion
speaks loud in behalf, Of the efforts
made to bring the guilty to Justice. !
hope justice will be done, and stop
forever put to such uulawful conduct,
Believing that those whose duty it is to
look after such matters will do their
duty without fear, favor or affection, |
say let not the guilty escape.
NJ. D. G.
addison. " a., March 90.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-27
SOt'oM, March 20
From the Independent State.

Editor Dcmocrat.-I concluded to-
DAY to lie, you hear from the Iudepcud
cut State of Webster, as hpy, not
had the opportunity OF writing to your
valuable p4pcr for some time, A few
dnys ago p,pu,y limited States Mar.
shall BIannon, Of GiImcr county, gave
us call in search Off. NJ. Payp,' who
stands indicted in the United States
Court Mt Clark.burr for retaiIiur snit.
ituvus liauors, &C. The alur,Ial ar.
rested puyne md conveyed him away
10 await Ills trial, which comes off mi,
month ,-Our State cupi,nl is LOOKING
nm, We have three s,orc,-p +
DUFFY J. A. ]. Miller and J. s liver
K c. constitute tho three FIRMS, and
one blacksmith sbop, Goor,e W VOL.
yer,on, proprictor, Robert +, Green
vii! soon omen up another shop. We
have three taycrus-thc Addison
House, of which Samuel Given il nro.
pric,or. the Corar House. Of which p,
f J. corar i, 1roprietor. and Tho Cool
IJnuse nj which Isaac Cool ia nronr;e.
tor. Also, one wbiskcr sbebanr or
grncorv NJ which Mac. sn;r;,rouS liz