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GENERAL CONFERENCE.
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fair representation in Il az well. Ger
tainly, too, the flesh has good show, fol
body Of men more generally inclined
to em6onpoint is seldom seen. But hay
ing said that the world and the flesh art
here, we draw the line, religiously re
fusing to admit the presence Of the othel
fellow, unless perchance he may lurk
behind the scenes for time, after the
play is over, just to see how the old
place looks when put to its new uses.
THAT WOMAN QUESTION.
That, however, which gave paramount
interest to the opening of the Conference
was the certainty that there would be "a
woman in the case" and that, ecclesias.
tically speaking, she would make
trouble. Woman delegates had been
elected to the number OF five, and sew
eral more had been chosen as reserves.
This was done under resolution OF the
General Conference OF 1872, which de.
clared that the term "laymen" should
be understood as applying to all mem
bers OF the Church not members OF the
Annual Conferences, resolution passed
for the purpose OF determining who
could be sent to the General Conference
us lay delegates, or, more particularly,
whether ordained local preachers
could be sent. Now, women be-
ing members OF the Church, and
not being members Of the Annual Con-
ferences, it was held by some that they
came properly under the definition
above given OF what constitutes lay
man, and that, therefore, they were
eligible to serve as lay delegates in the
General Conference. Inevitably, how
ever, this construction Of the law was
objected to, the contention OF the OBJ
jectors being that when the rule in ques-
ton, was made, women were not con.
sidered, and that as layma were allowed
representation in the body only when
alf the members of the entire Church
had been given chance to vote on the
question, the same form would have to
be observed ere lay UomaI could have
seats in the body. This was the issue,
and these, briefly stated, were the two
sides it presented. OF course, the per-
sonality Of the women elected could not
be entirely lost sight OF, for no one could
deny that in point of ability some OF
them were peers OF any OF the men in
the body. Naturally, too, several OF the
speakers brought large amount OF sem
to the discussion ofthe ques-
ton.
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dIRUSTEE'S SALE.

D.. ,i,,ue OF Deed Of Trust made by Alamo
,} ~ Hiiy,rt and Patrick Welch, her husband, TO
~. trustee. dated April %, lso5, recorded IN
~, ,1S NAM 81 the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Sso county West Virginia, In DEED OF ; dIgSs
- ~ al ine Court House OF tald county, on
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There is difference between a storm
that is due and a note isdue. The storm
sometimes fail to connect.
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Miss Al find your friend quite en-,
tertaining-when ne forgets himself. Ii
he an American or an Englishman? Mr.
B.-Neither. He is u Bostonian.
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,,-,,nrucIng at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
..'n,,'r,, that il 10 say: The parts OF the lOts
5BmIgf,rl sixteen aud seventeen IN NE slua ~
uWn,t,.gr, -Four on the map OF the addition 10
~ ,'ty nj Wheeling laid out by Baker ana Car.
rlJi handed ~ follows: Beginning ut a point
m nV ihr sonth line OF IAkcf street twenty leet
,aIoi the cast lincoi the alley running through
Iii ,nnnf,, between McCOll0ch street and Car
iii .tI,rt aud parallel with said streets; thence
r rS along the line Of said BAKER street twenty
trs.t. thence sOuthcrly sixty feet; thence west
pafalrl with Baker street twenty iecti thehce
north Ia the place Of beginning, -.,,,...
I'M. tItic 4. believed To be perfect, but selling
,,tyri.icc I Will convey only the tito vested in
ms by said deed Of trHst. ,-,.
TgENs Of SALE.-Onethlrd and as much more
Al. ibr purchaser elects To pay In cash on the day
~ ,ai, Inc balance In two equal payments IN
one and two years with interest, the purchaser
tS gyr notes for the deferred payments, the
,tr 10 Dc retained until payment j. made ~ lull'
''''' ~ - W.. ". COwDEN, Trustee.
~ II U,IIpp AuptiOUeCf. npH
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I
Rr virtue OF deed Of trust made by Michael
yril,i,,er and IaI!c McAllistcr, his wife, 10 me
4. trustee. dated February % lsSj: recorded q
IN tbr ollicc Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
nhtrr1"i,ty Nest Virginia, In Deed of Trust
gpSk 30, 3. page III, ! will sell at the north
iront door ii The Court House OF said County on
SATURDAY. the 10Th DAY oiMAY, ISIS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock .. m, tho following
described property: \ certain piece o. parcel
nj rrund situate IN the City OF Wheeling
C,unty Of Ohio, State Of West Virginia, tO.wit;
Thc south one half Of lot numbered nine, In
s1uarr numbered two, In Churchilps addition
Motto tie City of Wheeling.
The little Is believed to be perfect, but selling
As trustee will convey only tho title vested III
me by said deed NJ trust.
TFIN. uF SALE-Onc.third and MS much more
As lhc purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
~ ale the balance In two equal installments at
upe and tgu years. notes bearing interest from
thctlay Of sale Ia be given for the deferred pay.
nruN, WI W. COMpEN
W H. HALLEE AuctlOneer. Trustee.
abl-
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TO weak MEN

sutIoring from tho effects OF youthful errors, early
decay, wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc. VIII
send a valuable treatise lsealedD containing Iull
particulars for homo cure. FREE OF charge
tnisndId medical work should DO read by every
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-Panhandle Route
Under schedule IN effect November u, 1881,
trains leave Wheeling Central Standard time:
, m, $50 , m. For steubenviiIe, sos p IN. The
6.3j u IN and sos y M tTaiAs make direct cOnnCC-
ton for Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud
Chicago. The 1875 p NJ inln makes direct con-
neCtiOn for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive ut Wheeling, G:l5 M, l0:l5 IN,
2:Ib y III and 600 pm. my2i
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Sisters of the vlSltatiOn.)
Educational

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Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu
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Musical Department specially noted. Corps o
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IRON Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
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Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In al
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sci THE pIRECTREss.
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|NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" RAiLRoAD.-undcr schedule IN effect
January -, 1883, Trains leave bridgeport Central
Standard time: For Pittsburgh and Cleveland,
$40 IN, l:02 pm. For Pittsburgh, 1917 IN.
For WcllSvllle, i:li pm. For Sleubenvillc, s;33
am. For Martins Ferry, Gas am.
Trims arrive ut bridgeport at 1883 m, 1899
IN, 2:45 m, 5:2J p IN, I:5l IN, and TAI N.
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Dentistry.
Business Cards.

IDIANO TUNING.
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An important part OF the opening Of
Conference is the Quadrennial address
OF the Bishops. 1t is the only opportun-
ity these dignitaries have of expressing
their views openly on pending legisla.
ton. The address, prepared and read
by Bishop Merrill, was the ablest docu-
mcnt Of the kind eyer presented.
Many points called out loud applause.
This mastery production suggested,
among other things, that II might be ex-
pedient to divide the work now being
done by the FreedmeR's Aid Society so
as to have q white and colored bureau;
that the Missionary Society needed three
general secretaries, instead Of two, as
now; that the proposition to divide the
church into parts, making the churches
in foreign countries separate parts Of a
common whole should be encouraged;
that it is expediept to deprive the
bishops Of their occasional visits to the
mission fields abroad that William lay
lor's work in Africa is departure from
the usual methods and missionary work,
and should, with its chief director, be
carefully examined; that women should
not be admitted to the General Confer.
cnce until the church shall have passed
upon theireIigibility, that laymen should
be given more power in General Confer.
ence proceedings, and that the pastoral
limit might be advantageously extended
to four or five years so as to meet special
cases. Such, as expressed in their adj
dress, are tho views Of the bishops on
matters which have been subjects oil
lisputatIon in the church for some time,
and some Of which tho present Confer
enco will be called to legislate upon.
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PHILADELPIIIA. Pa, May b.-Flour quiet.
Wheat steady; No. . red May 9i5[a9ic; June
9Sa0j]Ic; July 9iHaoI9Sc; August 9S1[G957Sc.
unchanged; steamer No. . mixed &c; No. !.
yellow Hc. Oats, spot lots steady; rejected
white DISc, ungrAded white 431lc; No. 3. white
A17G; No. white 4g1iIc; futures lrmori No.
ND Ia, 2OoInC
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If silence is golden, We know why the
mint is in PHILADELPHIA.
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Great interest is always awakened by
the assignment Of delegates to seats
The body being large, and the sessions
lasting whole month generally, like
the good Methodists they are, having q
decided penchant for speaking in meet
ing, there is naturally desire on the
part OF all to get as near as possible to
Fthe front, where tho Speakers eye is
most likely to cast its favoring Chances
and where those not so quick OF ear as
they used to be can more easily keer
track OF the business. The seating il
done by sort OF lottery. Tho names o.
each OF the Ill Conferences are put in {
hat, and, "being well shaken before
taken" are drawn out one by one, thu
delegations then choosing and announ
cling their locations us luck or Providence
may favor them.
This time Providence must have been
on the weaker side, for the heavy
weights in debate, who for at least two
preceding Conferences have been to thu
fore, are relocated to an honorable posi-
ton in the rear, while now and com
paratively unknown talent airs its aspi'
IlllOllb ilHu lulStS 40 lGCb ~ bllC NUM-
rows. Fortunately, however, the gen
tlemen who have been treated to back
seats are not wanting in either the gift
OF perseverance or the power TO make
themselves heard, and hence they will
still take part in the proceedings, and a;
some well deserve to do, from theil
great gifts and long experience, will still
have a powerful influence in shaping
legislation.
An amusing incident OF the drawing
was that DIR. Leonard, OF Ohio, who took
out the slips, failed to catch on" to the
name OF his own delegation until all the
good seats had been taken. This was
considered bad luck, but afterwards
when it was discovered that the hat con
tanning the slips was the head.gear o!
Bishop Merrill, the Doctor remarked
that his poor fortune was fully account.
ed for remark which all who know
the pleasant antagonism existing be-
tween these two worthless in regard to
political Prohibition will appreciate
quite as readily rs did the Conference
and the brethren specially interested.
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OHIO RIVER RAILR0AD.-TIDGE
" Table taking effect April s, 1855. Passenger
tmins daily except those marked thus | which
do not run on Sunday.
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Within n week or so the elections will
be in full tide. About six Bishops will
be elected, and the chances OF candidates
remain thus farabout as they were given
week ago. To that list, however, must
be added, as possibilities, II nothing
more, Chancellor G, n. Sims, OF SYRIA:
cuse University; Drs. Jas. Z, Day and
j. 0. Peck, OF New York, and DR.. j. NJ.
Fitzgerald, OF New Jersey. OF course,
ii it shall be dppided to have resident
Bishops abroad, new combinations will
arise. In that case, DR.. Leroy NJ. Yer
non would have good prospects for Eu.
rope, DIR. j. NJ. ThOhurn for India, and
DR.. II. S. Maclay for China and Japan.
Should a colored Bishop be elected, the
names OF +. W. S. Peck, OF the Wash:
ington Conference, and pr, Daniel
Jones, OF the Lexington Conference, will
he presented, For Africa, no one will
be thought OF but William Taylor, 1t is
probable, il not certain, that he will re-
turn to the Dark Continent as fully q
Bishop rs any OF the rest OF the occu'
pants OF the Episcopal bench.
The man, by the way, with his long
gaunt form, his patriarchal beard, and
the air of apostolic seriousness which
marks his appearance, is an object Of
constant interest, and his name never
fails to call forth applause. Other inter
esting personages are the Chinaman, Slf
SEX 0ng, and the distinguished ladies
whose Gases have awakened 50 much
interest, though description Of thest
must be deferred to my next, which vii
treat of the personnel Of this great gath
ering almost exclusively,
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TAzEwELL FEMALE SEMINARY.
TAzEwELL @. Fl. Va,

The next session opens September tho
18th, and closes the second week in June.
This institution has all the ad Santagos OF
beautiful surroundings, healthy climate,
new buildings and appointments.
Full corps of teachers. Special advan.
tages in Music, Languages, Elocution and
Physical Culture.
Thorough teaching and kindly home in
tluence.
Terms very moderate. Board for the
ten months, including furnished room
fuel and lights, 800. Tuition SIS to $40
The past session of this school was re.
markably successful in every view.
Pupils should he ready to enter first dry
of the term in order to have the benefit OF
early classification.
For catalogue address
Mrs. II. b. GILLESPIE,
Juiyla-tf. Principal.
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r'or cleansing and healing foul and
indolent Ulcers, Sores and Assesses
and removing the bad odors arising
therefrom, and for sloughing. con
fused and lacerated wounds. Darbys
Prophylactic Find is nncqualled.
81 have used Darbys Prophylactic
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tice for ten years and know of moth.
ing better for s.oughing, confused
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r, Heustis, Prof Mobile Mcdi-
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No. has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
New York to Chattanooga, without
change, via Harrisburg, Hagerstown'
and Roanoke; also makes connection
at Uagerstown with fast mail from
Baltimore.
No. l has through connection from
Philadelphia via Harrisburg and @.
V. Railroad, and at Shenandoah
Junction with fast express from, Bal
timorc and Washington, via B. g. o.
Railroad. A2s
CONNECTIONS.
AT Hagcrstown, Md, With the
Western Maryland Railroad to and
from Baltimore. Frederick Emmitts-
burg, Gettysburg, Pcnlnar. Waynes-
boro, Pa, and points on the West
crn Maryland RAILROAD and hrancles.v
" it'll the Cumberland Valley rail
road TO and from Harrisburg, Car
lisie, Shippensburg. Chambersburg,
Mercersbure, Martinsburg, and points
on the Cumberland Valley railroad
and branches.
Az Shenandoah Junction, Ma.,
wiihrmain line of Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad to and from the West.
No. 3 makes close connection at
Wayneshoro Junction with G.. Dc -.
Ky. East and w estsbound trains.
AT Loeb Laird, with Lexington
branch OF Richmond and Allegheny
railroad.
D.
AT Buchanan with main line OF
Richmond and Allegheny rai ltoad.
AT Roanoke. with Norfolk and
Western railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
AT Boyce, for Wildwood and Win
chester, Va.
AT Troutville. for Fincastle.
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p A r 9 n + s,

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ed and all other patent cnusesi in the Patent
Office and before the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of in
vention, make careful examination, and
advise as to tho patentibility free of charge
Fees moderate. and make no charge un
less Pntent is secured. Information, advice
and special references sent on application.
u. II. LITTELL, Washington, d..
NearU.S. Patent Office.
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tEArnIns. FEATHERS.
U. r. MCCOY,
Uphoisterer and Mat
treSS Manufacturer.
TAznwELL G. H., VA.

~H"I ELL " IL, a.
Having bought the Centennial
Steam Feather Rcnovator of MIR. S.
e. Barnes, | will continue to clean.
purify and renew feathers of my
grade or age and us to the work
done, | iefer to those WHO had beds
cleaned four years since. The ma
chine does well all that Is claimed for
it.
I will also furnish mattresses mnde
to order of all sizes aud quality MS
cheapas can be had in Virginia.
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"You ought to chew tobacco" said
would-he vii 10 IA young lady. al am
astonished. sir" Indignantly replied the
lady. Pardon me, miss. | was
prompted tn make the remark when
looked at your fine cut mouth"
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y: j. go Jrcrs Misunderstanding organs.
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OcansJ.t, they are srcct, they are LASTING.
Address tho manufacturer
H. ". AiIEGEa, Washington, NJ ].
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THE E.lTasCRsysG FERTILIZER CO.,
LYNCEBU RG, VA.

THE LYNCHBURG FERTILIZER AND INSECTICIDE--an
izer npover OF handicapped I'LL crops and all
OF three
Brand,
laudn
End The All Crop Pheriston-a top
and insecticde
3D. The Fren,
and other insects the ground ut the Of the crop
10 the people of Virginia tic South generally Tho Iyug
izer sIouI commend itself enterprises people
comp1eion
market 1t is combination of mineral
not high stmuant but feeder of
We claim orit:
LIST That is the best manure in the world for
small and acts with remarkable
ID Tint it gularly adopted
and flowers well believe
series; md admirable grain
3D. That possesses the 81 destroying driving
insects which ne trees any other vegetable growth.
IA TRIAL or IT IS ITS BEST GUARANTEE.
The of peaches apples other
preparations to with the Pcrtiston
class fertilizer for promoting the growth and roducvness of their
but also because its properties for destroying driving
which urc the roots the bark and tho fruit Of the
THE CR0SS-BRAND
put in bags Of G7 lbs especially
Tobacco, Manure and Insccicidc.
THE ALL-CROP PHERTISTON
put up bugs of 67 lbs general fertilizer oplresse
md M Insecticides also packages
houses gnen hwls howere orchards hudetrees,
use OF small general.
THE FIRE-BRAND
chop destroyer at tho root OF
the
WRIGHT e. CRAlGHiLL,
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