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HOW JUDGES WILL BE VOTED
FOR AT THE NEXT ELECTION.
Of the Writ county

A correspondent OF the WIT county
H,utur makes the following inquiry:
Does not the time Of the old Judges Of
our STATE expire IN 1850 and what are
We guinu to dp? Will we run the Judges
fur the old Cir'uits aud adopt the Con
Stitutiopal amendment, which provides
iur many more, and entirely new cir
cults, or will We run Judges Tor the new
circuits and defeat the Constitutional
amCHdmcnt-ur what?
Having raised the above question,
this correspondent thinks he also sees
an opportunity for little Republican
strategy, amt proceeds to answer his
own question thus:
Eve will run Democratic Judges for
the uld Circuits, Z. q. a. they nov exist,
AMI We viii put thu Republicans Candl-
dates a strd ll,' oi tueJm 'ujmrut, then
trut them through uu the tune entitled,
ANYTHING Q, h..tt the County Court.
Then IN either event, We Will have
Judges 20 tiil the offices either under the
old OF the new.
Ii is an unfortunate c.ryJ M ,'su,C,
however, against carryiu. outline above
plan, that the law provides another AMI
different one, which Of course will take
precedence.
Ii is true that the terms Oi the pres
ent Judges oi Circuit Courts will expire
in the fall Of lSSO. at which time the
constitutional amendment viii b. sub
mittrd. and at the same election also,
Judges will be voted Tor 10 till both the
old circuits ~ now constituted, aud the
new AMI increased number OF circuits
provided tor under the constitutional
amendment.
To arrange for this, the act Of the
Legislature which provides Tor the sub
mission OF the proposed amendment,
after declaring how the vote on the
amendment shall be- taken and certified,
provides alSoin the seventh section that,
On the same day, AMI under the SUI
perintendvnCe OF the same officers, an
election shall be hell for judges Of the
Judicial circuits aS presented IN said
proposed amendment % article eight,
rs well as for the judicial circuits now
prescribed in the constitution. The
person voting for Judge shall designate
the circuit by having written or printed
on his ballot, 'ior Judge Of old circuit
and ''for Judge Of new circuit" But in
the first circuit the person shall desig-
nate the cirCuit hy having written or
printed on his ballot, for Judge of old
circuit ant for Judges oi new circuit"
Such election shall he conducted and
the result thereof asCertained. deter
mined and certified according to the
provisions and requirements OF existing
laws for the election Of ulges Of the
Circuit Courts SOuld the said proposed
amendment be ratified, the governor
shall issue commissions 10 the persons
who from the returns appear 20 have
been elected judges of the new Judicial
circuits, respectively; and il the said
proposed amendment be rejected, he
shall issue commissions q the persons
who IRON the returns appear 20 have
been elected judges Of the old judicial
circuits. respectively, as now provided
by law.
There is no doubt but the general
election in 1850 viii be good time"
for Judges. There viii be fine oppor-
tunity for the aspiring limbs OF the law
to become, at least, candidates for such
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
Food Ill DiRested

mpcricctly nOuri>hcS the system, since it is only
partially a>,milatcd by the blood. Pale, haggard
mortals. wit dyspeptic Stomachs impoverished
ci culstiuu and weak nerves, experience a
marked and rapid improvement in their phy>i'
cal condition by ayailiug thcms, Ives Of thatsure
resource Of the sick and debilitateG, HuStetter's
stomach BitIers. This genial tonic and al;cra-
tive lends an impetus to the processes OF dsts-
ton which inSurcS an adequate dcvelopement
oi the materials Of blood, fiber, and muscular
tissue Moreover, it sOothes and strengthens
oycrS ruught or weak nerves, countrractS IL ten
dru,y To- hypochondria or dependency, to which
dy,p,ptic and bilious persons are peculiarly
liable. and is an agreeable aud wholesome Op-
r.,il.r and promoter Of rcpO>c. The inhrmitieS
uf ugr. and of delicate female constitutions, are
greatly relieved by it; and it isa reliable pre-
y,ut,yc Of, aud remedy for, malarial icyerS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
GENERAL CURRENTS.

A WAR between England and BurmaA
seems inevitable. Result-more Indian
possessions for the former.
THE Commercial says Grant did not
climb Mt. Sinai, but is going to Siam,
which is all the same to the old whisky
ring.
The Rev. Joseph Cook, of Ahkoon OF
Swat fame, will crate in Pittsburgh on
Friday. He has taken the stump against
Ingersollism.
WASHINGTON is building a founding
hospital, and the Boston Post in view OF
the developments of the Oliver-Cameron
case, thinks this is the proper thing to
be done.
Ir has been suggested to let Currie
take little trip to Oklahoma and kill the
editor OF the States before they hang him,
as that is the only good he can do before
he is converted into guanO.
TAFrdeclined to endorse the admins
tration in 1877, and now is falling of
slightly in the race for the guberna-
t,rial chair of Ohio, aspecies OF wither-
ing under the blighting frown OF Jove.
The Times says: Everybody in the
South seems to carry pistol except the
fool-killer. If it were otherwise, the
editor of that ridiculous paper at Okla
Iona, Mississippi, wouldn't be alive
nOw."
If Hayes vetOes the appropriation
bills the Democrats propose to recess
until December, and as he cannot call
them together again, he must face the
storm. 1t is thought he will think twice
and sign them.
ANTHONY got off a joke in the Senate
vestcrday-an unheard of thing from
him. 1t was found afterward that it
was cut and dried in the Republican
caucus week before. lie wanted to
cut oil legislation.
\ TOLEDO paper mournfully observes
that there is a subject of Queen Victoria
wandering about this country uncared
for and unhonored. 1t refers to ,. Bull,
Esu. A tramp law should be at once
enacted in Montana.
The late Paris exposition was any
thing but financial success. The eX-
penses aggregated 100000 francs and
the receipts, 3O,OOO,O)O, leaving a clear
deficit OF SO, 100000 francs, or nearly
S5,OOO,OOO OF our money.
ACCORDING to the Commercial, the
Taft movement in Ohio has lost some
of its "boom." The craft seems to
have struck sand, or to have run into
crooked navigation, or to have allowed
the steam to fall in the boiler.
JErfE"-,N phvlS says that he has no
hoois nor horns, and that he is very
much like the people Of the North in APP
pearancc. AMI yet he no more resembles
Wen lell Phillips than the man in the
moon resembles Susan b. Anthony.
An English lady dragged her son, who
is heir to one Of the most historic cOro-
nets in England, ont OF the Marlboro
Club, saying: "You are not going to
follow Hastings and Newcastle" The
Marlboro is getting in bad Odor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

positions. In addition to the nine
Judges under the present organization,
there may be sixteen additional ones
voted for under the new, or twenty-five
in all. But it is not necessary, nor
would it be good policy for the several
circuits to vote for different candidates
under the old and new arrangement,
except so far as there is an increase IN
the circuits. 1t would be perfectly
competent that the same candidates Tor
the Judgeships should be voted Tor to
fill either position under the old dis
pensation, il the amendments rejected,
or under the new, if it be adopted, and
il would be far better, if an honest vote
on the merits of the amendment is de-
sired.
Ii Is unfortunate, al best, that the
election for officers who are to take the
positions under the amendment should
be voted for at the same time and have
their merits or dement's thus saddled
mon the amendment itself. Such an
election is 10 fair test OF the merits oil
the provision. The contest will be prin-
cipally upon the personal qualifications
or popularity of the candidates nomina-
ted for the old and new circuits. Not
more than one-third of the people OF the
State will ever read the amendment,
AMI good proportion OF the balance
will not give it thought enough to judge
whether its provisions are good or bad
But they will not fail to select out OF the
ls7oiIicers 10 be voted for on the same day
under the amendment, one or more for
whom they have a personal attachment
or a personal grudge, and the merits oil
the amendment will be decided on that.
Yet while there will be a scramble Tor
the Isl positions under the amendment,
there will be a fercer scramble, per
hans. for from five hundred to thous-
and offices that the adoption OF the
amendment would vacate, and amidst
such conflict of personal interests the
amendment will simply occupy the posi-
ton Of the bone over which a pack OF
hungry hounds are fighting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
THE LAST ROAD LAW CHANG

THE LAST ROAD LAW CHANGE.
The Legislature enacted thrce changes
in the road law oil the State, two OF
which have been already given IN our
columns. The first was in relation To
the age Of the persons required To work
and the manner i'm which the county
court shall prescribe work upon the
road; the second regulated the manner
nf procedure in order to discontinue any
road or landing, and the third and last
is presented below. II amends the law
Of 1928, known Us the alternative
method" OF repairing and constructing
roads. changing the sections as found
b How, to read as follows:
"3 Each magistcrial district shall con-
stitutr road precinct, and when a
county shall have adopted the provlS.
ions Oi this act il shall be the duty "i
the resident voters of each district, at
the next general election Tor state oiil-
c,rs. and biennially thereafter, to elect
a surveyor of roads for each road pre-
c.nct. said surveyor at roads shall hold
his office for the term OF two years, be-
ginning on the first day oi January next
succeeding his election. Vacancies IN
the office ot surveyor Of roads shall De
filled bv appointment by the county
court, or any tribunal acting IN lieu
thereof. tor the uncxpired term.
81 Each person so elected shall,
within thirty days after his election,
qualify by taking the oath prescribed by
the fifth section OF the fourth article OF
The constitution OF this state, and shall,
before entering upon the discharge oi
the duties oi Inns office, give bond with
security To hc approved 10y a justice Of
the peace al his precinct, in such sum as
NAV he required 10y such justice, and be-
conditioned for the faithful performance
Oi his duties.
as. ID shall be the duty OF each sur
yevor of rutls, within twenty days from
the first oi January next succeeding his
election, lpruvidcd that hc sail not he
appointed To- till vacancy To lay out
and divide all the county roads IN hls
precinct into sections, not exceeding
nnr.huli mile i'm length, which sections
he shall number and describe IN 4 book
kept bv him for that purpose, and he
shall specify therein the nature and AMI
extent Of the work which he may deem
necessary for improving and keeping IN
REPAIR i'm section ui said county road Tor
the term Oi two years.
"2u. ANY surveyor of roads. duly
elected under the provisions ct this act,
and who has qualified u such, neglect
ing or refusing To- diSchgrg" the duties ol
his office. shall be- subject Ia such tines
IL are provided for 10y law. AMI Ia which
any other district officer would IN like
manner be- subject.
This act GOES into effect in ninety
DAYS from March IN, 1871. The balance
of the altcrnativ revision remains M =
changed. /, Is altogether tie b Il p IN
1T maintaining and putting the public
roals in repair tha, has ever been pro-
vidc,l for 10y the state, and 1t II aston
iShing that counties will hang on to the
antiuuatcd. Inefficient AMI expensive
mode Of patching up the roads when,
by the adoption OF the alternative
method, they coull always have good
and cheap roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

The ease is put in a nutshell by the
World: When the Republicans controli-
ell the Senate and the House and An
Drew JOHNSON showed himself to be a
disobedient President with an eye 10 the
Constitution, the stalwaris cCntended
that Congress was the executive. Now
that the Democrats control the Senate
and the House and Mr. HAYES is in the
White House, the Stalwarts contend that
the President is the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

CoNPARISG the New York city failures
Of last month with those OF March OF
last year, they are found 10 h less than
one-half as many, with liabilities only
one-twentieth as great. The tide has
turned. The day has 6swned. Good
times are coming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

The Atlanta Constitution makes it sad
for Gorham as follows: "GOrham, the
Radical campaign gorilla, finds his pre-
hensile appendix in the Democratic
trap. To be bounced and bob-tailed at
the same time is rather sad retributiOn
on this old galvanized hoodlum."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

TuE TALNAGE investigation drags
along in Brooklyn. Long debates, acri-
monious declarations, heated replies
and dreary routine constitute the testi-
mOny from which the church council is
expected 20 CLEAN a decision. The bust
ness conduct Of Mr.. TALNAGE when
with the Christian at W0rk has
been and still is the only point under
review. The trial looks like waste Of
time on the part of all concerned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

TIE troublesome fact that Congress IS
Democratic, and awards its offices to
Democrats, is regarded as an unparal-
Ieled outrage by the party which for
eighteen years has had control OF that
body, and treats its spOils as so much
political capital. As Mrs. PARTINGroN
used the remark, There's as much hui
man nature in some folks As there is in
ANYBODY"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

TuE United States Senate passed the
hin apnopriating 100000 for the con-
struction OF refrigerator ship" to be
used in disinfecting other ships in which
yellow fever has existed, ii the National
BOARD of Health recommends II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

AGITATION over the Income Tax law
threatens to break ont again in Con-
gress, under the fostering care OF the
soft money men Of the South and West
who claim that Secretary SHERMAN
would not oppose it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

READ the article we publish elsewhere,
from the Philadelphia TiHss, on the use
of supervisors in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
DIED.

BNNHA-At her residence in Fulton, Tues
dty morning April l, lN'9. MrS. Ru>ANNN
BtNU,, iu the >0th year Of her axe.
Funeral will take place from her late residence
this afternoon at O'Clock, Interment at Green
wool.
YAUEL!NG-On Tuesday afternoon, NJ ;
O'Clock. Mrs. Louisa IAHELING, in the SNIh year
at urT axe.
Funeral on Thursday. at r. NJ. from her resi-
deuce Iutcuucnt at Greenwood cemetery.
Frf,.tt,lS Ylt. invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

THE debate on the appropriation bills
with the amendments, is now under
full Roadway in the House OF Represen-
tatives, very full reports of which VIII
be found in oar columns this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
AFREE GIFT!

NF \ COPY or NY MEDICAL. COMMON
sense Book 10 any pCr>on suffering with
Consumption, Asthma. Cdtarrsn, Bronchitis,
Los ui Voice, or sore lh0O3t send uJ'lc and
rl>roii e aidriSS. with two cent pu>,aIv
s;amJ> and state your sickness. 1he bOuk i
elegantly illustrated tlH ~. u mo. 1872 The
information il contains, Ia the providence %
Cod hiss saved many lives. 1heau'hnr he> ',cyn
treaIiu, diseases 81 the NO>r. Thp,at and LurgS.
- q sIy,isl practice in Cincinnstl. since j. :.
Adlress DID. Y. B. MOLFE NlnNinsaLl. O. ann
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS
HEALTH PRIMBRSI
EDITED BY
J. LANGDoN DOWN, NJ. D.,F.Rcp
HENRY POWER, NJ. B.,YRcs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ND.
JOHN TwEEDY, F.Rc.s
Though 1t is Of the greatest inror,,r0. =,

Though 1t is Of the greatest i,apor,po. :,
books upon health should be in the bIyh.., ga
gress trustworthy, II is notorious that nc.,aSs
cheap and popular kind are mere crude -" '-e
lions Of Incompetent persons, and are Co., -'
leading and injurious Impressed by ,h,sa'--
sideations, several eminent medical ana -, va
tihc men OF London have combined u ,.o,,.--
series OF HEALTH PRIMERS Of a ca,
that shall be entitled TO the fulles, o,rs,.,'o
They are TO be brief, simple. and elen,r,,..
statement, filled with substantial and u,.t,', -
formation suitable for the guidance Of gnu,
people. Each Primer will be written ~
tleman specially competent to treat hi, s,,..
while the critical supervision Of the hoot, =, ~
the hands Of committee who will act A, e,,,,..
As these little books are produced by yns,,.,
authors. they are naturally based very M
upon English experience but IL matter, r,,',
whence illustrations upon such subIec,, -.
drawn, because the essential condition. a. a.,
ing disease and preserving health are 20 i, s,-,
degree everywhere the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

NEITHER political party in the Senate
is disposed to 60 into general legislation
nj this extra session of Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
$4,000 FOR 81
IN THE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
WHICH DRAWS APRIL Is, 1879.
40 EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Don't overlook this opportunity.
SnuENIE.
1891 Prizes amounting to......".................s
WHOLE TICK ELS 81.

1891 Prizes amounting tO..................S bfy%0
WHOLE TICKETS 81.
Club rates upon application.
EE-All the above prizes will be drawn al this
drawing.
The following numbers drew the frst three
prizes in the ordinary drawing of February y;
No. 722O7 drew $1,000. .,.
SOLD IN NEW YORK.
No. 27,jlO drew $1,000. ...,,.,,.,,
SOLD IN PITTSBURGH.
IA Address all orders 10 our General Eastern
Agent, WILLIAMSON * CO., 500 Broadway,
New York.
The Kentucky State Lottery has, during its ex-
iStrncr, paid more money in prizes than any
lottery domestic or foreign. whose tickets are
sold in this country. The drawings take place
twice month, under sworn Commissioners OF
the state. and are published in the n. Y. Herald
~taat, Zcituug and Louisville Commercial. And
nh uut-ui-tOWn Ticket holders are mailed copy
Df the Official Drawing aS soon as received. All
prizes are C7lShCi, without deduction, on pre-
SCntltion, md nO one outside of the winners are
n ado aware uf the fact of their being richer by
q OuSaudS of Dollars hut themselves, for We will
net, under any circumstances publish the names
Ut persons drawing Capital Prizes for the purpose
%, drawing custom 10 our lottery.
The next drawing April 30, 1879.
SIMMONS K DICKINSON, Managers.
Reliable agents wanted in every town.
up-cS-p-f-9Sq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
NOTICE.
To all Owners, Agents or Ten
nnts i'm the City Limits:

You are hereby ordered 10 put your houses
and grounds in as complete sanitary condition
as possible within 20 days from date, by remoV-
ing ali dirt and decaying animal or vegetable
matter from the cellars, all ash heaps, filth and
garbage from the yards and TO clean all privy
vaults and cess pools that may be necessary.
4 sanitary inspection OF the city Is now being
made by the Health officer. All ordinances
and regulations will be rgidly enforced.
To escape a possible epidemic during the COM
inc hot months, seli-prOtectiOn and the public
good alike demand that all premises be clean.
mail or in person will receive prompt attention.
No notice will be taken Of anonymous commu-
nicAtions The Health Officer OF not for the
purpose Of settling neighbors' quarrels, or vent
ing personal spite.
Tom. o. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
Health Officer, 200 Chapline street.
APRIL !, 1879 apt
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For sale by all booksellers. Any yolgr.
mailed. postpaid, to any address IN the un.lJ
States, on receipt OF pnnS
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10 IhE PUBLIC.

IHAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY RESTAC-
i rant NJ. l.i-- Market street u Joseph Robin.
>On and NIa. Poster.
All persons uW ing accounts. and those having
accounts AGAINST the restaurant. a-e requested
20 call imwe l.at"ly 80 NJ llS Water street
a. JAMES ROBINSON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-09-30

CONDUCT OF Young GIRLs.-An ex.
change pertinently remarks: Many
young girls like nothing so much as
what they call ian adventure" or, in
other words, attracted the attention of
whose expressed admiration is an in
suit. The repression of this spirit in
young girls is important, for it is almost
disreputable for a woman to be insulted.
Sober people are inclined to feel that
there must have been some imprudence,
perhaps unconsciously, on the 1ady's
part. which encouraged the bold step
on the part of the insulter. If lady
is quiet and not inclined to make her
self conspicuous in public conveyance
or elsewhere by talking and laughing,
we do not think she need fear any rude
familiarity at all approaching an insult.
She might travel in safety from one
end of the continent to the other, as
free from molestation or annoyance as
IN her fathers house. But we have no.
ticed with pain, very often. the bolster
GUS, unladylike manners young girls,
or young ladies, as they doubtless term
themselves, indulge in when travelling.
If they take occasion to entertain each
other with jests and recitals quite too
near coarseness in public places it is not
strange that persons of the baser sort
should feel that they were safe in taking
liberties OF speech or look that they
would not dream of were their deport-
ment quiet and ladylike. Insults can
be guarded against, if not entirely
avoided. Let mothers warn their
daughters against counting rudeness by
bold, noisy and unladylike behavior,
both at home and abroad, but most par
ticularly when going to school. shop
ping, riding or going to places of public
worship, and they will escape all moles
tation. When a woman forgets her ma
tive delicacy and modesty of deport-
ment she challenges insult.