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very nrmiy held AZ 900 s5c. for sixrowed state ana
" lucsfl.ls for canada Oats more active and
cnoice lot broug outside prices s,cs 5000 hush.
at ileibc for mixed Western, including No. nj 43ec-
ana ildiSc tOf hc do, inc udnu No. At &c; also
wnlte state, iyt5iltcr ana mixed do, 4St5lc. In
uan corn mora active and new de rcr. sales 0S 90
bush. at bSe5oc. tor new Western ungraded and
ste inner mixed % tG0yc for new Southern yellow,
GpdG2c for southern white old Western mixed quoted
SUNpMEs Naval stores were quiet, but nrm, at
mon to good srfncd rosln In petroleum nothing
done and prices are nominal ut 1jc for crude nuk,
and 21c. Tor refined IN bbs. In iron there sale
OF 500 tons wrought scrap of t2j.5 1880. In oils,
1Ou DDls. crude whale sIld Al New Bedford at 70c lin.
seed oil quoted at sc. Ocean freights quiet
berth room. but moderately active for charters with
rates little lowers grain TO London. by steam, 7teds
hops, lsd gr In 70 Glasgow, by steam, 6lsi.; do to
C0penhagen, 81. 3D. quarter; do. 20 Lisbon. 10.
DO 10 direct irt IN the United Kingdom 6s; DO 70
thc Baluc Os do to Bl1oa, o, 0 and 27c. for cases
cases To spanish mort. 25c., gold. ngot
nctve saics OF 100000 ms Lake at 1p,60 gac, cash.
u w steady and IN fair request at saSaS1c Whis-
Key nrm with 100 bDls sold nc tif5. Clover red rm-
en- wihln the range o lb@l7c for Western and state
GB0cERIEs-EiO coffee was nrm and quiet the range
was 1D@2pSc.. gold sales OF 1900 nags on private
term. Mild grades were nrm, with 375 bags Mara
gold. Molasscs quiet Porto Rico. 40 55c New or.
leans varies IN price great deal to spond with
the stock quoted at 100000 Rice steady with do
nestle selling moderately at 4l1t61sc. Raw sugars
were quiet but nrm fair 10 good refining CuDa pifa
Vhc.; gales OF 1913 BOX centrifugal private terms
quOied a. 1Oa lWc. Refned easier and fairly active
at i1ysGiiisc. tor " A." aud iiAeilKc. for hards.
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Tho price Of Mcneil Teething Cordial places
Il witLln the reach VI al who have iufants. 25c.Adp
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Tho greatest pain rollever in tho worll ia Dr.
Tobias' Venetian LndmenI. Sold bY the druggists
Adp.
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K0NALn,y,>> LOTTERY.

KELP sells the bet aui chelp,.t s'urt. m ~
y0rli, ALSO Ilrs, etc CAN'T Style. Urlt QuAuy 81 ID
ipr Guz SIX for zoe. 67i liruI4Nay
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NEVADA FEMALE GAM
BIER.

Late lsst night the monotony OF
our second story sporting rooms was
relieved by the advent.oi woman,
closely yelled, accompanied by an e..
cort. Her presence of course e1clte ed
considerable curiosity, aud the game,
faro, was temporarily interrupted,
the player and dealer taking more
than ordinary interest In the new
conner. They recovered their com
posture, however. on falling TO pene-
trste her visit, and continued their
game, keeping good wa, ch I he ugh,
lest sue ght draw some instrument
from under the ample folds OF her
dress csstigate or scstler the CROW d
from their wTestle with the tiger.
A number thought she was an out
ragged wife ia search OF her dear
hubby, whose absence she mad
mourned, aud whom sue wanted u
catch at the green table. All con-
ed. The case lie, per L sd risen rom
his seat and turned IN bis checks,
when the tar IncoguIto deliberate. v
planted herself IN his char, open ed
the casekeeper. piled up several
twenty dollar rolls OF SILVER alOug-
side oil 1T, and appeared ready for
business. All eyes were turned up
OIL her, and Purdys nimble fingers
trembed percepubly,
A slight psleness was noticeable
In he dealers face but, like the boy
who stood upon the burning deck, he
was bound to stand it win or lose.
Luck favored the tar stranger, aud
from white cheeks she turned to red
aud the red resolved ihemse yes IN
to blue ($25 esch). Sue kept the
cases carefully and played with all
the pluck Of an old hand al the bust
mess. She won aud lost but kept
| gatherings In The blue checks Final
ly, when she was couple of hun
dreds ahead, sne handed them 10
the dealer and r celved her eagles IN
exchange, and with her escort, lett
the room and disappeared from view.
The eyes OF the boys stuck out ike
buDg holes on 4 moiasses barrel, and
they looked al each other la perfect
bewIiderment. They W re my, led
~ the lar stranger beyond concey =
uun, and IT. was some time belt
tue anne Wa, resumed VINO sht
was no one knew but they won
give something TO hud out Eur,ke
(Nev.) Republican.
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THE TREASURY INVESTIGA
TON.

The Secretary Of the Treasury
has received the following letter
from the Senate committee appointed
at the instance OF Senator DAVIS, OF
West Virginia. to investigate the
treasury accounts. The secretary
has already directed the commence
msnt Of the work OF furnishing the
information asked for.
Sir: Please furnish the special
committee of the Senate, appointed
under resolution passed Novemb Der
10, 1877, a COPY OF which is herewith
Enclosed, the following:
First, a statement showing the
amount of the public debt at the
close oil each fiscsl year from 1860 o
1877. inclusive as appears on the
books of the secretary and reglst er
of the treasury and the treasurer to-
gethsr with the amount OF interest
paid and the increase or decrease oil
the pubic debt during each OF said
years.
"Secon1. A statement from the
books OF each oil said officers showing
the revenue collected aud the expel-
ditures of the government during
each fiscal year above named, tabu-
luted IN the manner and under the
different heads as contained In T. {
annual financial reports.
Third. A like statement from
the books showing the amount OF
bonds issued aud redeemed during
each of SAID years, amount and raj Z
of interest paid on same also am
cunt realized from the sale Of bonds,
and commissions paid, if any, during
each Of saId years.
Fourth. A like statement from
the books showing the amount OF e.
gal tender notes and fractional cur
rency outstanding aud In circulation
az also amounts OF each in the treas
ury during each OF said years.
Very respectfully,
III. G. DAVIS, Chairman.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
PAIN in the right side. under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patient israrely able to lie on the left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
headistroubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory. accompan-
led with a painful sensation OF having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. a slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility ; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ofa
prickly sensation Oft skin his spr-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough TO try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several of
the above symptoms attendthe disease,
but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination Of the
body after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND YER.
DIR. G. MC LANES LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
catharIic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS
The genuine Dir. 6. MCLANE's
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dir.
/ Ms LANES LIVER PuJ.S
The genuine NJ? LANE S LIVER Pulls
bear the signatures Of & M!LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. OH tho wrappers.
WInsist on your druggist OF store
keeper giving YOU the genuine d. &.
/ MCLANE's LIVER Pulls. prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by all respectable druggist,
and country storekccpcrs gene ally.
/ Tothosc wishing 10 give d.. 6. McLhNE's LIVES
PIIfsa trial. will mail post ~ rs 10 Any part ~
the United States me box Of PHI. tor twenty i've
I cents. FLhMiNC BROS, fittsburg, Pa .
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WEEK OF PRAYER.

PROGRAMME FOR THE BsERvANcE OF
THE WEEK OF PRAYER. JANUARY
6-l3, 1873.
The U. S. Branch of the Eyance.
zeal Alliance have adopted the fol-
lowing programme for the Observance
OF the Week Of Prayer, January
o-l3, 1878. 1t is published thu.
early in order that pastors and
churches may have ample time ior
making arrangements for the servl-
ces Of the week.
Sabbath, January 6tb.-sermons.
Christian Union Perfected Rev
vii, 80.
Monday, Janu sly7.-Prayer end
fISise: Remembrance Of person. and
relative meTcies; prayer Tor the D.
vlpe blessing on past privileges and
lot q hum lie and contrlte spirit.
Tuesday, January 9.-Pfayer:
For the Church OF Christ IN all land.
tor It's dcliveraBce from error for us
increase 10 faith end holiness, md N
power as a witness for the Lord j.
sus Christ; Tor the grace aud puid.
snce Of the Holy SPIRIT.
Wednesday, January o.-Prave,:
For Christian fanilles-ior slck and
afflicted members; for children At
school, aud for al youth in our co,
Ieges aud ssmlDaries Of learning. Dt
young men entering npon be actv.
ousiDess Of lie, and Tor those abroad.
for our sons aud daughters opsnl,
confessng Christ.
Thursday, January lO-Prayer.
For NstiOns-lor rulers. m4glstrstes
sDd STA estuen for the ARMY and
Navy; Tor al benevolent plulan.
ibropic Institutions; for reliyious
liberty and tie opening Of doors.
vide and efectual," Tor publishing
the Gospel; and for the reign Of
rlghi eousbess and peace.
Friday, January ll.--Prsyer. For
Christian Missions 70 the Jews and
Gentlies; Tor Sunday schools. and
Tor the divine blessing On all Cbus.
tisn Efforts to spread The glad ndiugs
Of he gospel Of salvation.
Saturday, January I2-Prsyer.
For the Circulation Of the BiOie. tor
the Observance OF the Sabbath: for
remove Of iutemPerance; for the
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SENATOR DAVIS, OF Illinois has
addressed letter to f. p. Devries.
of Pottsville Pa, in relation to a
proposed labor reform convention,
declining to take any part in the
convention, on the grounds that
such movement should emans, e
directly from the people and be
entirely free from the influence or
council OF members Of Congress,
Senator Davis adds:
Measures are now pending before
Congress intended to correct some
oil the evils under which the country
is suffering. The extraordinary
spectacle is presented to the world
of three elements oil national curren-
cy--gold, greeubacks and slver-
each having a different value, and
the two last deprecated by legislu-
ton procured In favor Of the first
The injustice OF this discrl mluation
need not be discussed. for II is ielt
in unexsmpled distress all over tn.
land. Honor requires us to keep
faith with the public creditors to the
last letter of the law, but it also d. :
mands that faith shall be kept with
the people, upon whom isls the bur
den Of taxation and the duty OF fidel-
ity to national obligations. Every
measure calcu lated to bring about a
sound and uniform currency and
wipe out the distinctions which ia =
vor one portion of the community At
the cost Of the rest shall receive my
cheerful and earnest support"
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TO CREDITORS.
To Do creditors on Wini nn b. zin

To the creditors OF VIII TN b. lin,
deceazed.
In pursuance q decree ~ tive CIR
CUT court OF the cOu ny Of PfostOn. made
In n cause therein pending to subic,.
The zeal ostai Of the sad William Il
Iinu, ~ tue payment OF his debts, you
nfe required 10 present your Claims
against the said William q. Zirn Tor nd
Judtcauon 10 smith Crane. Commits ion
81, ~ LIS 0fh ~ IN said county, on on b.
fore the 9Th day 81 Decen her next.
Wttncsa, smith Crane. ClerR az said
Court, tbis 9th cay Of hoy IN ar. 1877.
SMITH CRANE, CLEp1c.
NoYl0 1880
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rescue OF the fallen. tor the safety of
those who travel by land and by wa.
ter.
Sabbath. January l3.-Sermons /:
Christian life. Let your light
shine. Mat. v. 10,
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NOTICE TO THE VOTERS
~ Or THE row II Z

KINGW GOD.
Az elect on will be held ut the Office OF
Jhe Clerf " the County Corr, ut tho
Court House, or Thursday tho 81 dav p.
January, 1870, for tie election OF munich
pal officers, Mayor, five Trustees AN n
recorder, for the year com nencin1 web
lst, 1878. Polls open 40 ] O'Clock. =. VI
=. N. GOODWIN. Mayor
WIN, o. WORLGY, Recorder.
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ADVERTISING
q, 900 WORTH FOR ss7 80.

The cheapest and best way to reach
readers out~i 20 on thu large cities IS by
using one or more of on six lists of yer
1000 newspapers, divided To- cover differ
INT sect rs OF the country. Weekly
Cir ulatl'n over 100000. ADVERTISE
mcnts he eived for one oI more lists. For
catalogues containing names OF paper .
ana "tber information and for estin les.
adj lress BEAI,,> Z. FOSTER, Al Park
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMP TOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenancei is paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swells. and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing Of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or flirred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times voracious, with gnawing sem
sation oftfc stomach. at others. entire
ly gone ;fieeting pains IN the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrcquentlv iinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough ;cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to- exist,
DIR. G. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form tbs an innocent prepars-
ton. not capable Of doing tie sight
est injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Dr. MCLANE's VKR-
MIFUGE bears the signatures OF G.
Nj! LANE and FLEMING Bios. OIL the
xyrap1er
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WANTED-FARms FIR SALE

Having made arrangements ~ advol
tse extensively ia this and sdiOini
states, All - raous having real osiate e..
6alo. shuuld learn my terms and Oppot
tunitics for lispo~iug Of the same.
Call upon or address,
". + LlSTON
Real Estate Agent, Porlnrd. Preato
onSty, W Va. JDe.i4jM
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Are Light, fortab e, Strong
and Durable.

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paid to any address upon receipt ofprice.
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PJI. nj ON / A

is beyond comparison the best remedy
80 tn" cure ri ONSUM rTION teven IN
IT'S most advanced stages, asthma. hrOn-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ia. Brown, Comr,
vs..
Sriders.
BY virtue OF decree OF tho
county Court, OF Preston county, l will
offer or sale before the front door of tile
Court House, in Kingwood, OH the 10Th
day of n vember, 1877, the land decreed
to he sold in the above case, consisting
OF the 100 az res of land i'm KinVwood dis
trict, where w. ID, Snider resides.
FERNS, cash.
Oct.20 80 76l J, A. Brown, Con'r.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
John ;. Murdoch, administrator of
William b. linn, deceased, who sues as
well on his own behalf ~ on behalf nj
all the lien and simple contract creditors
Of William b linn,
01ainst
Wlillam Is. Brown, William G. Brown,
Jullh Z. linn, widow of said decedent
John A, Ollie, James L. Stone, James A >
Brown, trustee. John s. Murdoch, Mar
cellds II. Murdoch, Gustayus Cresan
trustee, David Wheeler, james C. Nc,
Grew administrator, with the will annex
ed, OF Henry S'artznan. decreased, John
Burkhart, Emma ihomas and Harvey
Al mas, her husband, children and
l'clrs oil Matilda Burkhari, deceased late
Matilda Bland; Anna Lee Riley, Minnie
Riley, infant children of Harriet
land, children and heirs of John Bland
deceased; William j. Bland, Edward =.
Bland, New'D Is. Bland, Minerva a .
20 nllston, late Minerva A. Bland and
Matthew Edm ston, her husband. Amnn
da *. Brannon, late Amanda *. Bland.
ana John Brannon, her Husbands; Mary
l. Lorentz, laie Mary l.. Blanc, and ia
cob LOrehtz, her husband; children and
helrS OF Thomas Bland, deceased; Gin
ton Johnson, H w Johnson, Elisabe. h
Brown and Ashford Brown, her nus
band, children and heirs at law of Cha
rlssa johnson, deceased, Permelia
Brown. iate Permelia Zihn, end Anna
ZlIn, JOSEF Znn, Virginia Yin. and
Elizabeth linn, wild children and
heirs OF Peyton linn, deceased; I'll heirs
oi tie said William Il. linn, deceased.
IN EQUITY.
by decree renuered by the Circuit
Court OF TIL County of Preston, i'm the
above mentioned cause on the 18th ,iav
oi October, 1877. tie report made by the
undersigned, Commissioner. was le-
committed to him with Instructions To
TO take proof oil the debts other than TN
judgments enumerated in said report
ana make report OF the same The ne.
cesslty for taking the said proof grows
out OF the fac , that, owing to a misun-
derstdndIng between said Administr, :
tor, anu the Court, the most of said a ebts
were proved he ore James W. Parks
Esq. commissioner of the Couutv
Court OF said county, and whose report
Is hIed IN the last named Court.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
kINGwooD, WEST VA.
November g, 1877.
The parties in the above mentioned
cause VIII please take notice that shall,
ON I'esdaN the 4th day OF December
next, az my Office aforesaid, proceed To
Necute the above named decree OF ref
erence, at which time and place they
may attend II they see proper.
SMITH CRAN r., Conn.
JAS. a. Blown, Counsel.
Nov. 10 SIS.
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