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z, II any protectionist Democrat desires to
know why Governor Cleveland in his let.
ter Of acceptance ignored the tariff ques-
tion-the great issue OF the campaiyn-let
him read the London Times, the active
champion OF Governor Cleveland. Here
is the friendly explanation given by the
Times: it,, 5
Mr.. Cleveland is silent on the tariff in
accepting the resolutions OF his party, be.
cause in New jersey and other States it
would be hopeless to attempt to gain
electoral votes upon free trade platform.
Good reason for MIR. Cleveland TO keep
astill tongue. But what is the country to
think OF al aspr,ut 10 the Presidency
who lacks the courage to speak out like 4
man on this one question which is now
most prominent in American politics?
Mr.. Blaine has views and he does not
hesitate to express them-in his book, in
his letter OF acceptance, in his public
speechcs-on every proper occasion. The
printed record would hang him il he
were Oh trial for. his life on the grave
charge that he iavors protection to Amesi-
can industries. AS something OF an offset
to the aching void in Mr.. Clcveland's
letter, see what Mr.. Blaine says in his
letter OF acceptance:
Almost the first act OF the Republicans,
when they came into power in 1861. was
the establishment OF the principle OF pro-
lection to American labor and 10 Ameri-
can capital. In the many tariff: revisions
which have been Necessary for the past
twenty-three years, or which may here
after become necessary, the Republican
party has maintained and will maintain
the policy OF protection to American in.
dustry, while our opponents insist upon a
revision, which practically destroys that
policy. The pending election may deter.
mine the fate OF protection for genera.
ton. Tho overthrow OF the policy means
a large and permanent reduction in the
wages Of the American laborcr, besides in.
volving the loss Of vast amounts OF Ameri.
can capital invested in manui.. cturing en-.
terprises. fs's "a ~
There is no middle ground. They who
arcInot for protection are against it. Can
West Virginia afford 10 50 against her
bread and butter? 1s.g1. Iilsq t
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DIED,

MILLER-0n Tuesday, October g, 1881, at 3
o'clock \. ~, LJzziE MILLER. 7r- ..ry-,
Funeral IRON her late residence, No. IA Main
stre!. Thursday at r. ". lniermcut At Mount
Calvary. Friends are invited. -.-g
GRAf-on Tuesday. October IS. 1851 ut 90 P. ".
Macy ANN GRAY. IN the Sith year OF her HSe.
Funeral from the residence Of her brother, Vim.
Gray, No. MS Coal street. on Thursday afternoon n,
go. ln:ermcnt at Nj. Wood.
HoLT-0n Monday. October q, 1851. at New
castle, Pa, J0HH tEASHLtS lIoLr, sou OF John and
Annie Holt, aged Year, months and Il days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
bis grandfather, John Holt No. II. Fifteenth stree,
this afternoon ut o'clock. Friends Of The family
arc Invited. ln!erment at Peninsula Cemetery
ALTMEfER-0n Sunday cve.iny, October %
1854, 1t Y:H o'clock. BRiE6fT SEIaAN, vile OF Pete,
Asmeyef. In The l3d year OF her age. mt b..
The funeral will take place from the rcaideuce oil
her husband, in Dcuwood, On Wednesday morning
at O'Clock. Friends Of the ...mily are invited to
attend. inerment nj NJ. Calvary Cemetery.
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on the weak defense made by his friends
and himself his moral character Is seen
TO be bad. A man who has lived the life
he has lived ought not TO be called to
preside over a people which processes to
hold virtue above vice. lie Is not fit to DO
President because he Is free trader and
because he Is not big enough 10 I'LL the
place. !,
There arc abundant reasons why he
should not be, and will not be, elected
The fact that ms sheriff ho hanged men
while It ,nay shock the scnsibiities, Is no
one Of tho good REASONS that weigh agains
Governor Cleveland's election. i
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STATIONERY NOVELTIES.
yewiy Designed Articles TO oe In tho book
ala Stores Of the City. As5

Z =. ~ y = :
American Sasioner. Y ,,.-,f Az. 10y.
A polished brass wriling.set comes IN
four pieces, consisting Of cut'glass Ink
stand In u handsome brass wise, a pen and
paperknite tray, and two candlestlcks in
One OF the recent innovations in ink
stands has II wooden frame, In which Is
sol three bottles, filled respectively with
rod, black and copying ink. The stand
hus a glass pcn.tray attachment, IN its
lover part for stationery, &c. 1t Is In
tended especially for oilice-use:-. x
4 very pretty design OH ]ady's nects'
saire, recently introduced, Is made OF plush
and silk, an1 contains pockets Tor mem.
orundrm book, pencil case, scissors, nail
file and comb. 4 handkerchief pocket Is
ulso made OF plush, and comes with whist
belt fastener and catch. :. -slst
4 fancy newspaper rack consists o.
prettily shaped frames OF wood, bound
with plush and mounted on aplush base,
having nickel handle In the centre.
A novelty in wall brackets ia Of gothic
shape, aud contains u bevcled.edgc mir.
ror. 1t is finished with plush, and having
two shelves is suitable for displaying
china. ,ptr, E. --f' .G0..
Ivory greeting cards for Christmas come
mounted OH bevelcd.cdge panels with gold
blocked notices and stout bucks, and are
very artistic. The card Is held on the
mount by brass studs, which greatly add
to the pleasing effect. The card Ia hand.
somely cmbelished with numerous de.
s;,,u ft flSpara frntte aud lapJsSa Dps
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases OF twenty years standing. No one
need suffer 1--WE minutes after using Viii.
liaus' Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs
tunlors, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only fol
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else, Sold BY druggists and mailed on re.
eeipt Of price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors., Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Na.,
and J. G. Dent & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Buckleu's Arl,ica Salre.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
~ cures Piles, Or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box,
For sale by logan 4 Co. l,.-,l-E.-,
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Hos.. JUDGE ]. NJ. CorrlSpuRy, Clcye.
land, O., says: Il have used scores Of pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment.n Wholesale Agents: Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling, ". Va, and J. @. Dent & Co.
bridgeport, ONO. - .I'!. afgt DIV
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RLpUILlCAN NATIONAL TICKET.


AS election day draws nearer the Demo-
cratic newspapers arc claiming with more
md more confidence thcelcction OF Cleve'
land. Any chance Governor Cleveland
has rests, Of course, OH solid South MS the
basis OF calculation. Ii We divide the
country oil the sectional line-a mischicy'
Gus division for Which the Democratic
party is responsiblc-we have the Solid
South with l5i electoral votes, and the
Solid North with 24S, MS the tables show:
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WHY is it that so many neglect coughs
and colds until they get consumption
Why is 1t SO many die OF consumption :?
tits because they will not come and be
healed. Every one knows sure con-
Queror ofthroat and lung diseases is DR..
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry and that
It can be got OF any druggist. =. DIV
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One OF New Works charitable institu-
tons has been sending polite notes to aged
wealthy ladies and gentlemen, requesting
to be remembered in their wills. Nothing
like speaking in time; but is it quite
charitable to remind one tina. it is about
time for him to take himself out OF the
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Special slotirss.

\ CAED.--To all who arc suffering from error,
and 'adisc,esioas. o! youth, nervous weakness,
early decay loss Of snanhoeA. &e:, viii send re-.
gr,A; renltly WAS discovered by D missionary in
South America. Send selt:aldrrssed, envelope to
REV. JOSEPH 7. IMAM, Station D., New York. /,
{v1t.NWrkw iHFs'ssf 20 800 az 10
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"No,hinr Else psd Any Goo.1n

OF course. Because rheumatism is n
dreadinlly tough disease, and hardly any
thing on earth will reach it except Browns
Iron Bitters. After enduring the twinges
OF rheumatism for years, aud at last ex-
periencing happy deliverance, Mr.. John
II. Pratt, OF saybrook, Conn, says: 81
derived much benefit by using Browns
Iron Ritters for rheumatism. Nothing
else did any good" Ii you have rheuna.
atism take the hint. 1t cures neuralgia,
headache and other nervous diseases. =
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FITS

= AL Fits stopped tree By Dr.. 'Kliaes G,ea, Nerve
cur~. Tratise and g ts!M bottle free 10 Fit cases
Send to d.. Kline. a3l ,A1ch street. Ph.ladelph.a,
Ia Canoe: Institute, 81 Arch street. Philadelphia,
p, Go to It StWf ara, ~ IN, = N
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No "Mediord Enquirer" Ifyour mother
in.law persists in getting up and building
the fires every morning, by Nil means let
her. You should be indulgert to the
whimS OF a mother-in- law.-BaS.oa Globe.
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UT S. MARSlIAL'S SALE OF STEAM
" B0AT"REGuiAR." '.a...... sr-
United States Marshals Sale.-ln the District Cour
OF the tnlted States for the District OF Wet VIZ
glata.-ln Admiralty. Fmak ioo.h, survivor
&c, against the steamboat "Rcsular" her tn
gincs, TICKLE, apparel and furniture
By virtue OF a writ OF YeadltIeal expoRas, pen
denu lite issued out Of the District Court ol til,
United States for the District Of West Virginia. aus,
10 me- dlfee.ed Ia The above entitled Cause. ! vii
expose Tor sale ut public auction, md sell 10 thi
highest aud best bidder for cash, Oh r1
SATURDAY, TILE srlt DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854
ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the sail Steamboat Regular
her engines, tarlle. apparel and inmiiurp NJ III
public landing In the city OF Wheeling. West Viz
s!uia. GEO. W. ATKINSON.
U. S. ManSa', District wc,i SiGinia.
Ey ". II. RAMr Deputy.
EwISa, MsLvTS 4 REILLY. proGtols.
WHEELING, v. Va. Oct ., lsSl. oc10
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NOTES ABOUT WOMEN.

Il is said that tho women OF Linn, Peru,
arc more beautiful morc beautiful than
the bellies OF New England.
Miss Beach, OF Washington, one, Of
Allan Arthur's alleged finances, sailed
for Europe lust week. Ios
Queen Mavherita, Is fond OF pigeons.
She and the little prince take great delight
in feeding the iea,hered pets. 0s
Miss Coshian, the leading lady at Wal.
lacks Theatre, IN New York, receives 500
week. She has n man cook, II coach.
man, II maid and general servant, and
her dinners arc superb.
The Duchess OF Montrosc, whenever her
horses are running at Newmarket, retires
to M emincncc which commands an OK.
tensivc view and only shows In the event
OF her horse winning.
The Empress Eugene has been passing
q week in Paris with tho Dachesse de
Mauchy, and visiting again the scenes OF
her old triunphs. She Is described rs
wearing the mir Of one who had become
almost inscnsible from suffering. Her
complexion is as bleached as her hair,
The eyes, Of pale blue, have lost the fac
ulty OF lighting up, and her old vivacity is
gone.
Mme Materials contract calls for twenty
performances, to begin in the first week IT
january and to end on March lst LEI
managers have the privilege OF re.engaginl
her ioran additional twenty performances
between the beginning OF March and Ma!
18th. She will receive $1,000 night fol
her singing, and $500. for each public re-
hearsal in which she appears.
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! TRUSTEES SIS! SALE
VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY

BY virtue o! a Deed Of Trust made by Matthias
Jehcrs and wife, 10 ne as trustee. dated August :,
ls1s and recorded among the land records Of Ohio
county West Virgtnln, IN Trust Rock No. H. pNee
ast will oler tor sale nj public auction. 10 ,he
highest and best bidder, at the front door Of ihs
Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SAL GRBAf, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1851.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~. the following do
scribed property. that Is tosly: ~ certain piece
or parcel Of land together with the improvements
thereon, situated on Main street, In Inc Civ Of
Wheeling and beginning for the SINE Al Il point on
the east side OF said street, sixtytwo feet four
inches (G! It. tn.) south Of the south corner Of
Market alley, and east Of Main street. theme south
with the cast side OF Main street eighteen feel TX
line OF Market alley iorytwo feet IT, i;): thencs
south parallel with the line Of Rff street SIX fce
"a J; thence cast parallel with the line Of Market
alley TO tho alley III the rear cast s;de OF Sal
property: thence north along the line Of sad iust
named alley twenty four ieet ca IT,; thence In
Straight line 10 the place OF beginning"
TERNs OF sALg-0ae third etthe purchase money
IN cash, or Us much more IS the purchaser NAV de-
sire, and the balance in one and two years, with
Interest from date OF sale. Possession can be river.
Immediately. HANNIBAL FORBES,
ocl3 Trustee.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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Any book mailed on receipt Of price
New Books U! nll branches OF literature. and at
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HNRUSTEE'S SALE.

4 ~ ~ T------ 700 ~
The undersigned. trustee by virtue Of the At.
thotity vested In him BY certain Deed Of Tn.t
made by Henry llaluc aud Caroline Ilnhnc' nj,
vile, to J. Il. Cowdcn. trustee, dated ptrmbc, n
ISL. and recorded In the Office Of tic Clerk Of ,hS
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia Inv in
Deed Of Trust Book no IT, n page lGq, viii uroccci
TO yell 1T PUBLIC Auction, nj the front door Of lin
Court House Of Ohio county, In the City Of Wheel.
ing. OH SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is, lSSi Com.
meneing at 10 O'Clock A. W., the following d..
scrtbed real estate. tNwI,: Lot numbered Sixteen
t6l. IN sErtgg;s Row, In the Eighth ward Of ths
City OF Wheeling. Ohio county, West Virginia, hS.
Ivy in sprisg and Rtch!e's addition 10 the stl
Terms or SALE nc.,h!rd Of the purchase money
and as much more rs The purchaser may elect, il
&c Paid 1T cash OFT tic day OF safe; and the residue
IN SIX twelve and eighteen. months from dny al
sale. The purchaser 10 give his notes for the de-.
terred payments. With security to be approved by
the trustee. MS -
The title to said property Is believed to be rc,
fect, but the trustee will cdasey 6tfly .ttcf tttc AZ
may be vested In him BY said deed Of trust.
W IT, HAILER Anet.8Reer oc;S
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| A. '@IgI-a joins }. KAN,
! -a7 AlOS2O L0RlSG,
| TliOs. o'BRlEN,
ocls Trustees Of the Estate Of Philip RELY. dcc,,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

.
by virtue Of a deed Of trust made BIZ J, + Wool.
and Melissa Weeks, his wife, IN the ,njcnisn'SS
ttuAtcc dated the ?lst day Of February, T. IL Ky
mud rccnticd In the Clerks OEirG oi thu Cou ~,
Court OF Ohio cdunty. Ia iHtd Of Trust Hook NJ
", page w., 10 secure tho pay mont Of Il certain
rrolnisory note therein NAMED and ,lttcrhei
shall frrceet to sell at the trout door Of lte C"i
House OF Ohio county. In The City Of Whrclluc IN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1881,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following IA
scribcd rsal estate, that IL To my: All Ii rrtn T
piece OF land situated In Trlnderhia nlstfIri J.,
Ohio county. Yves, Virginia, and described n, NJ
lows Esinning at stake on the north edge If ~,
Cumbetlana mad. corner 10 Henry lIrnnstntoS's
lot and ". G. Th0rnbuYh; thence thIrty.Gyr IHItHH
feet T. with the line Of The Cumberland ,ooh E ~
stake: thence parallel line with Bronstroons IioH
totittle Wheeling creek: tlcncc with the mean.
behring's OF tho creek 10 lrOnstroop's line: thS"un
with said Bronstroops line on the cast Side Of IbS
lot 70 The beginning, u part OF the H. {, Thorn,
burgh estate aI'. '"''"'
kRMs, or sALE-CAsI. The title isbeleycd IN ho
perfect, but selling as trustee shall only convc.
such tito Us Is vested In me by said deed IL iri.,
OclS Pcs ...a II, II. IONESEk. 1rtiStnn
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grustcc's Sale.

PpBLlC SALE OF vALUABIE
- Property. Residence, Garden and Mnnuiar.
,a1ns sits g. With wetet cGai and oiher COVE.
Of Glenns Rum Glenn's Run Station. f. IL M,oW .nt
lsai,roati. river fronts. river bottom LOIS above ~,
hI2h water Of lS md hill trucis, Ia all Fla,St Ky
acres, ~ me Vicinity Of the welhbury. ". "a. IN.
Station on Tuesday, November ISL muil
tlo o'clock A. ~. For particulars cali on iSInHss
Giichiist, No: lli2 Chipline street or TSomsss =
W Whbslsn ssate IrasnNrs Ga!ce Capiipl Aa!idIHe
seen No more sble ste for Mill Or ,icci II. ~
can DO found. Trims. one.iourh ths Sl,irb sSn !!
money cash In hand, md The residue In ,hnSe
equal annual payments Wit interest iroin dsv y,
trust on tho properly sold. - '''' o'
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R. G. BARR, Proctor.
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct 8, 1854. oc29
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IN S. MARsHAL'S SALE OF STEAM

EwISe, MsLvTS 4 REILLY. proGtols.
WHEELING, v. Va. Oct ., 1851. oc10
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a1c,u Advertisements.

GTRAfED-COW-FROM WHEEL
NJ ING Stock Yards.-A dark red btindle row with
white spots on sides and white stripe gu her back;
short horns. ,iH I-fi llsi' 5io1t n oryJ :
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The Fashions in China.

The habit of initiating even servilely
the fashion set by those in high places,
although responsible for many absurdi-
ties, is not, says the Pail Ma ! Gazette,
altogether without its compensations.
1t was no doubt unfortunate that when
the Empress Eugene cut her hair
across her forehead from sorrow of the
heart the women of five continents
should initiate her, until the ''bang"
became universal, but it would be we'll
for the Chinese women if they would
be more ready to follow an imperial
example. The cruel custom OF foot
binding, for instance, to which female
children are submitted directly after
they are born, is strictly forbidden in
the imperial palace. but the habit still
prevails among the people. To sup
press the unnatural practice, the Church
Missionary Society have decided to ex-
clude all girls from Christian instruc-
ton unless the parents consent to un-
bind their feet. How far it is in ac-
cordance with the principles OF the
Christian religion to refuse to teach
Christianity to those who refuse to
abandon the fashions of their ancestors
need not here be considered, but on
this principle what punishment ought
to be inflicted on women of civilized
countries who voluntarily undergo an
other and almost as hateful kind of
foot-binding without even the excuse of
having received it as a heritage from
the past?
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we tried to get him to 60 ahead-oh,
how vicious it actedr'
A lover, young and enthusiastic, who
sang and played for nearly two hours
before the house of his lady-love the
other evening. was electrified-that is,
shocked-after a short pause by q cor
dial Thank you." gracefully pro-
nounced by the "other fellow" who
appeared at the drawing-room window.
u met X on the avenue with his
bride. They have just returned from
their wedding tour" "Where are they
going TO live7" IL don't know. He
told me he had been house hunting
since yesterday morning, and intended
to take q fiat" "Ah, indeed. He has
decided to follow his wife's example,"
At a fashionable reception in WASH
ington the hostess, noticing o suspi-
cious-looking character among the
guests, directed her sons attention to
him. saying: II thought had taken
care TO invite no western congress-
men," HE isn't a western congress-
man, mother" explained the Young
man; 81 saw him have his boots black
ed Just before he came in.
A gentleman. who was closely wrap
ped in fur coat, surmounted by cap
to match, took seat in railroad car
by the side of a lady. He made sever
al attempts to draw her into conversa-
ton without avail. At last he exclaim-
ed: 'Madam, why are you so ungra.
ciOuSp Do Won take me for n wolf in
sheep's clothing?" mo; quite the re-
verse, answered the lady.-7eras Syt-
iagS.