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Tic arrangements for literary and art coleribr-
tions for the new voume--thc sixth--arc complete,
drawing from already favorte sources, rs well ~
from promising new ones. Mr.. Frank Il. Stock
sons new serial story for boys,
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ST. NICHOLAS.
scribner's Illustrated iMaga-
zine for Girls and BOYS.
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III JOLLY FELLOITSTfTP,"

runs through the twelve monthly parts--be;i .nin,
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will be illustrated by James E. Kelly.
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N Y. Bulletin Of saturday.
Supplies continue to move to some extent,
but principally in small invoices to satisfy the
ordinary calls from. manufacturer, who are
working along with such quantities as will
satisfy immediate wants, A few more choice
parcels Of medium woods could probably have
neen sold this week, ~ they were about the
only grade under direct call, aud tie stock
proved quite limited. Other grades while
not exactly abundant, have shown q supply
equal tOa inquiries, and frequently some.
what IN excess, with holders still willing 10
negotiate upon fair baSis In order IN clean tp
and get rid Of old stocks, II possible, before
the new clip commences To move. Advices
from the wool section Of Ohio aud other coin.
pettng states arc rather conflicting, and 90
meaSre Us yetthat no fair idea may be formed
o. the prospect beyond the verv evident fart
that shearing cannot commence until the
weather bee mes more settled. Mail and tel
esraphic advices from California in licate a
stronger market, and pr Is on the advance,
with lc higher paid In several cases especially
on desirable wSOls, Of which the assortment 6
very ma Must OF the offering lacks attract
i've conditions, andiS held above the rates buy
ers are willing to pay. Thers have been Il few
purchases Tor the East, but as q rule the stock
is being hNndled with caution. Sales herethiS
week embrace 1S,00O lbs secured at 4sa50c;
1000 lbsXX and above Ohio, 34aSSc: 1900
lbs X do, 32lSc.
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THE WHEELING DAILY TNTELHGENCERs MONDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1879

Our reward shall be, not according to oul
success, hut according 10 our eatlestness
II Is he that ldboEs for Him that shalldwel
With him forever.
Fromyonder heavens Thousands, aGnoni
them Mcmillan and sibbett, are watching
the progress Of our glorious Redeemerl
cause, They look To- see how we will
step into their plaees-places made vacant
when they fall. How sweet Il Is 70 work
for Jesus, No work was too lowly fol
Him who washed the disciples feet. Nc
work Of His should be too IOwly for Us.
Prayer BY Rev. Or. Young; after which
Res. Nj. Dickey read the e5Oth hymn,
"Work, for the night Is coming"
The Presbytery was then constituted
with prayer BY theModetator.
On motion OF Rev. Samuel Graham, Rev.
John @. Hench was elected temporary
clerk. I'D fi
The roll was called and the following
members answered TO their names:
Loyal Young, D. D., James H. Flanagan,
J. B. Reed, Samuel Graham, Henry g.
BlAney, George K. Scott, Calvin q. Gould,
George u. Fleming, John O. Hench and
]. B. Diekey. Seven elders were present.
The election Of Moderator being In
order, Dr.. Young nominated Rev. Mr..
Scntt, who va elected.
Rev. @. @. B. Duncan was received
from the Kittaning Presbytery.
The Committee on Religious Exc cises
reported through fts Chairman, Rev. Mr..
Blayney. A motion to accept was made and
adopted, when a motion 10 adoptthe report
WA ulAh auhmiifad Raw Mr. Haunh
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elm goln' 10 dlei'' ays the Wilder Green,
aPnl gOIn' u qiit this AiTthly scene.
II Amt M place IaF me 70 stay
lnsueh . world a Ills 10. lay trtt g
Sch yoke md v Iya 4 to much for ME;
Nobody can't lot n0hAdy 10,
TIE airs 10 aUune-d frJln top N Inc,
An th It's the hull V what Their knrv.
The tnSl l. mai IN b ids aud stekI,
sWrarln', an Hho HIn' an piekin' locks,
tn rial tlniIII II be hang d myself
aln't laid an my hn4ls shelf
There ain't y eTeItIr but / lows to-day
h0Vef vas Q lua tIr IN ANY say,
hut since &C ~ fuAks all ~ Tree
Iln dreadful llnn they u hang up me.
There aloIhrr matte III TITS Ptsky hard;
can't 3 itto q neighbOrs yard
TPSAy hnw b. yuH 5'nr b ny 4 pin
By WhAii the paper III ave itIi.
'Ne'rr rleAsei 10 say the Wid lar Green
Took dinner GU TueslA. RIt Mr.. Heene,'
OF Our v Fthy ri nd, Mn. GrSur has Eone
n'Wn Z BuFkhtnPs OIL 10 seS h,r son.
Great Je'lst EN-! cLn't lSti'
Without 4.ral&H' shtne felIer's iurf M
TreTu Hiu't no privacy, 20 b. Nay,
No InOrs than y thu vas The Judgment Day.
And . i0f neetin', I want TO swear
WheniVer l put NY he d | there;
WhV, ever Oh HIND ISIS smiled and done
Like everything else uhteE the sun.
~ sd " u sHnlIn aud NiOS-
Praise ~ the LINN fr IN men b low;
Now Il g0S like 4 galtnpIu' steer,
High dlddle d Idle, there aud here.
No nor respect ~ the L.h above,
No InIF n 81 h+ WIS hand and glove
With q the eretuFS he ever mAde.
And all he lis that ever vas played.
PTrachin', tO-hut here I'm damb;
But tell you Whit I'd iiks II some
Ell 90 d odd P4HAIn Nathan StnJnR,
Out bis grave " uld Q me alOHH,
An give us 4 stlrriu' tas Q Of Are"
yudEthent AMI juttiee Is my desire.
'Taint Ill 1--we and sickISh sweet
ThIt make this WHrld Or t'uther complete,
But laI Tn old. I'd better be- dead.
when the WnIld'sa-inTn n liver my head,
SpeTi'B talkin' like taTnAl fools,
Bib - kicked out o. district 5 hOols,
CraRJ cretuFS G.murllu' rUund-
Honest folks better b under ground.
So fare ye ae'll This Rirthly scene
Won't l0mOEe DO pestersd by Wilder Greeu,n
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FEVER and AGUE
AND
LIVER PAD.
FEVER AND AouE.

Mt. wAsmSoToS, Allegheny Co, Pa, March ., ~.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAo Co, PIIrssuRau, Pa
GeHtke1akn ; While on 4 visit 10 NuIne lrieuds on the
EsStFrn shore o MaFyIaud, about two years ngo, / VA
% unfortunate R4 u contract lever and Rgue, which
made me al Invalid, more or In, for sixteen m hthA,
Dur family phyEician, Immediately upun nv return
b. me, took charge Il me and sE Auated his skin and
my patience Ia his cd 'rts TO cure Inc. | had the most
uIlb0unded confidence In bis ,kIll, but hndiLg bis
prescriptions o. " % ltated tue disease aud kept my
stomach In \ nauSeaisd condition the greater part q
ihe time l ha. almost given up the Idea Of being
euIsd, when my eye fell upUn the pamphlet issued
Ny your company wherein It was ShiEn that my dis.
esse GUILD be cured by outward application alone Ny
next step was 70 prOdu Q Que Of Your pAdt which /
did At once, hndlnE them, fortunately, for tale BY tho
druggist In the ntiEh6OrhUGd, who, by the way, gate
me 4 very hatterng account II them from htE.beIson-
81 knoWledsP; 1heieolInks Il xperienced wien 6nt
put Ul your Pad, l presume arGse IrUm hope, / can
hardly desc.ibe them When you ~resollpCt that /
was Thoroughly broken down In body aud spirits, had
lost all hope Of ever getting relief; was rad, detected
and nervOu'i but when hope AgAin was kindled | felt
~ II new lilo hAt been Unused into me; I felt Joyous
and 8 TOnR. flls ~cUndiliJn was followed by 4 IGiEht
nausea, but ! stuck TO the P'd mAnfully and followed
directions. | wore the Pal constantly, day and night,
for Ihfee Weeks, At the end Of which tins MY rhlls
had lett me, my apPetie returned, and my SiTIu
were rFneWtd. ! an RAlnlng aesh and being free frUm
pain or disCUmtI.t, | think l may ssy l am cured. /
feel very grateful 70 you for my recovery.
Respectfully, J. p. FORD.
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ClSc1xxArt, April l0.-Cotton-Stealy al
llkc. Flour-Dull. Wheat-Steady demand;
red and white at 81 00al O8. Con-Quiet al
37aS7Xc, 0ats-Quiet but steady at 2saSlc.
Rye-lIull at SEC. Barley-In fair demand;
No. 2 fall 90c bid. Pork-Quiet but firm ut
$40 0al0 Is. Lard-Demald fair and mark.
irm /; current make ~ SIC. Bulk Meats
Quiet but firm shoulders ut s. So: short rib
s. 50, cash ; 81 IS seller May short clear s. rs.
B~acon-Steady and in fair demand at 4a5hu
5Hc. Bntter--Easier; fancJ creamery at 23u
25c; choice Western Reserve at l4al5c; choice
Central Ohio at l3al4c. Linseed0ll-Steady
at Csc. Whisky-In fair demand but at lower
rates at 81 Of.
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PHuApEtPH1k, April l9.-F1our Quiet
Minnesota extra fair medium to choice tl2Sa
4S7k; Minnesota patent process $3.50. Bye
Elour-Qulet at tt16a2 SIX. Wheat-Dull
No. 2 red western q l2Il. corn-Quiet;
western rejected 8yasallc. 0ats-NomlnGlly
unchanged ProyiSions-Dull and unchanged.
Butter Easy creamery ex ra 2sa26ci New
York and Bradford county, Pa, extra t7at9c;
Western Reserve extra t6at7c; do goOd u
choice l0al4e. Eggs Firm; western l2kc.
Cheese-stetdy F; western creamery 7RIHai d.
western Sl05k,
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Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged for low grades; high grades $50 If
since yesterday. heat-Western inactive,
No. 2P-nnsyIvRnia rel 81 Tx: No. 2 west.
ern winter red, spot and April 81 00ks
/ t9N: May 81 COX; June 81 10. Corn
Western inactive; western mixed, spot and
April, 42aSa42Ac; May 42Xa4Sc; JUNE 4S9t
as Nc; July 44ai4ISc; steamer 40X 40kc.
Oats Higher and IN demaud; western whit,
SsaS5c: do mixed S2aSSc; Pennsylvania SSaS5c
unchanged. PrOvislons-Dull, and weak fol
bulk lots; no change III packed lots. butter
Steady; prime TO choice western packed 8.
zoe; rUll 'l3al5c. Eggs-Nrm and active a
l2ISalSc. Petroleum Steady and unch tnged
COffee-Quiet firm; and unchanged. Whisky
Dull and unchanged.
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RAILROAD BOSDs1strong and higher.

SrocES-The market was generally strong
throughout the day. Coal Stocks were the
principal feature in speculation, advancing y
alN per cent the latter Delaware, Lacka,
wanna aud Western. Granger shares were
somewhat unsettled, but closed firm. Erie
was nUticeably strong, advancing To q for
common and 49k for preferred, Southwest.
ern shares were well supported, and advanced
Xa2 per cent. The entire list closed firm.
Transactions aggregated l4S,0OO shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie common. $500 PREFER.
ed 100 Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, 8 0OC
Northwestern common, 400 preferred, 61VG
st, Paul, 5000 Lackawanna, 5000 New Jer.
s:ey. Central: 2,lo0 Michigan Central, $500
Union Pacific, $500 G. c. al. c., 5000 St.
Joseph, 1000 Ohio & Mississippi, l,OOO West.
ern Union, 5000 Pacific Mail. 900 Kansas
& Texas, $500 st. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern common, 1900 preferred, 1900 St.
Louis 4 San francisco, 1900 Rock Island,
100 Pittsburgh and 1000 St Louis & Iron
Mountain.
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NV YoRx. April 49, Cotton goods in
steady demand aud very firm, with . strong
npwardtendenoy in medium aud fne bleached
sldrtings Prints Ia active request, aud prizes
o. the best mates firm with ali upSardlook.
Glnghatls, and dress goods In moderate de
maud. Mems wear wOulets continue quiet,
except overcoaiings, which are In far request
BY clothiets. Foreign gOodssiuygish,
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has no Rivals. ItadmIts OF none. wherey.
er tits used It Is Instantly successful. One
after another the WORTHLESS concoctl0ns for
'atErrh. put forth by ignorant and unscru.
pulous men, have sunk into obscurity 10
,day It Is the acknowledged specific for
Catarrh from Nova Scutia to California,
from OngIn to Florida. Price, with I'm.
proved Inhaler, Treatise and directions 81.
Sold by all Druggists.
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ChleHo,

Chicago, April la,-Flour-steady and un
changed. Wheat-lngood demand and prices I
shade higher No. 2 Chicago spring S8kt
cash; S7Xc June; No. 8 75c; rejerted 6lKI
&c. t'orn-Dull at SSNc cash, $40 April
sax May; 25K June. 0ats-Steady andii
at 2ic cash; 9iNa2tXc May; 25Nc June. RS,
Easier at 46Na48Xc. Barley-E,s sic at Oh
Zoe, PoTk-In fair demand but at 1--we,
rates at % 10 cash; 90 Gfka0 20 May: % 7THl
$50 June. LArd-Fairiy active AID a shadr
higher at 5 s7H cash, May; 5 ,92ha5 IS June
Bulk Meats-lrregular at S 65A4 65a4 80
Whisky-steady and unchanged at 81 Oh.
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sANFORD's RADICAL CURE

a GREIT AND succE sTuL RENEnY During
the alarming prevalence Of UatRrrh, It Is
gratifying TO note this success aud popularity
Of sanfNFd,s Radical ure for tatarrh. From
q very small beginning this remedy has IN
q few brief seasons attained TO the height Of
popular fay r In the extent Of its sales and
the frequency OF Its cures. certainly, no
remedy q boast Of better references from
t Ras''y Who have Er1F PtreIy given i've T tbeir s.stim Sa,,;
In It's favor. The fact that physicians pr.
scriptiUns for II are to DO found GU fle in
many Of our best drug stores must create 4
warm feeling In Its favor, and pave the way
k.r Its universal use as q standard REMEDY Tor
Catarrh.a =. Bottom Journal
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CHICAGO, April la.-The Drovers' Journal
reports:
Goss-Receipts 1000 head; shipments 7JoOn
head. Market steady and q shade higher
light S 40a3 50; packing Is l6aS 4oi choice
s. 60a3 IS Closed steady.
cArrLE-BecCipts TaO head; shipment . 500
head. Market allow and weak; shipping II o0a
s 90; feeders 50 20aa3 70.
6HEEP -Receipts 70l head; shipments ! 100
head. Market quiet OF IS 90a5@
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Tnlnnn,

ToLkpo, April ls-Wheat-Quiet; extra
white Michigan $40 X; amber Michigan spot
81 o3X; May 81 OK. Corn-spot 3SJfc;
May $50; June held 1t 3eXc; 96I1e bid; July
held at 3lsIr; 37Kc bid; No. 2 white S7Ac,
oats-Quiet; No. 9, 2ske
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stocks

New YoRE, April 10 -MoNEY-Easyat 4 per
SssrT,rs PRIME FSeb mercantile PspeF 4a5%s per cent
doing at 8 81. Sight Exchange on New
YORK As7A.
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Electricity Is the grandest curative and
restorative agent In medicine. 1t will re.
store suspended animation when all other
means fall. Ashore united with the choicest
Medical Gums and Halsams known TO the
healing art, It's application to any part Of the
body produces the most grateful and ~instania-
neous relief from Pain. These Plasters
put new life into the Weak and sleepy
Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver
and Kidneys, stimulate the stomach and
Bowels, and, when placed over the pit Of the
stomach. cure dyspepsia and indigestion,
prevent Ague, Malaria and Contagious Dis.
eases, and In many ways relieve the sufferings
Of mankind.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Be careful to obtain CoLLIEs' yoIrA1c
ELEcrRlc P~LAsrERs, lest some worthless po-
rous plaster be given you. Sold BY all Drug
gtsts, NFAw.Rpr4
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CINCINNATI, April l9.-HOos-Dull and
unchanged. Receipts 69O head; shipments
oIO head.
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NEw oRLE4Ss, April lY.-cotton-ouie
tirm and unchanged
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OIL CRY, April ia PEfaoLEuN-Market
opened quiet at 7sAc bid, advanced to 7sNa
decllnet 70 IKE, OF which price II closed.
shipmentt 5000 barrels, averaging $1,000
barrels Transactions 2A,00O barrels.
Sid. H.
AsrwERs, April Ia.-PErsOLEuN-Raaned
22xc.
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1AE04EMlS
D
RADICAL CURE
- For q
< cATARRA y
Instantly Relieves and Permanent

sneezing OF Head Colds called Acute Catarrh;
thick, yellow and foul Mattery Aecumula.
tons In the Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Uatarrh; rollng and SlOughfng OF the Bones
Of the Nose, with discharges Of ioathsOme mat.
ter tinged with blood, aud alterations often
extending 10 the Ear, Rye, Throatand Lung,
called Lucrative Catarrh. Also, Hay Fever,
Nervous Headache, Dizziness Ciouded Mem.
DRY, Depression Of Spirits aud los Of Nerve
Power, m .U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-21
WEST VIRGINIA pREsBYrERr.

Abstract OF their FIRST Days Proceedings
The sermon or the MOdsratoI-A Debate
ON the Question Of Accepting versus
Adopting n Committee Report.
KENGwooD, PRESTON Co., W. Va,
Anril 1S 1870
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6ssSsNyMk AoaoMmofGtoN-Leayes BoIlaire N ga
m sr1aSepoH 900 ?. ~; arrives at SteubSuyilIes -
Gle 2. nj leaves SIeubenTilIe At 40 a. M: Rr5sSs
POI ~ T. nj arrives a BelIalre Rt - a m. S
! t1rEeo and haEgAge Cheeks 70 all PRINCIPAL mint.
onoe In RrtdsepOTt AN' AoA9'
I. r MYERS.