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NOTICE TO BUILDERS!

The undersigned Building Committee, appoint.
ed by the Trustees OF the n. L. Church Confer.
ence Seminary, will receive sealed proposals at
the office Of Hon. Benjamin +. Martin, In Graf.
ton, until the 3OGh day OF August next, at ONE
O'Clock p. ", for the following work and mate
rails:
tho foundation 10 hnal Of the Seminary build
ing ut BuckhAnnon, In upshur county, W. Va,
upon the site already selected, including all the
materials, fixtures labor and workmanship
necessary 10 build, and finish the same, Of the
dimensions, character, quality, In all respects
In the manner, and according to the plans and
specifications prepared by Architect f. W.
Wells, Of the city Of Wheeling, and adopted By
the trustees.
second-For all rcck, and rock.work required
for Lhe erection OF the foundations OF said Dulld.
ing and every part thereof, and for all eXcava.
tons and the removal thereof, according 10 said
plans and specifications, according TO materials,
quality and workmanship.
ThIFd--For the erection and completion upon
said foundation OF the entire Supertructure Of
the said building separate and apart from such
foundation.
Fourth-For the erection Of the entire super.
structure except the foundation, and for NIL ma
terials and fixtures TO put the whole building
Ali work and materials and workmanship to
be In all respects according to said plans and
specifications.
All proposals for the rock.work, or for the
whole building, To name the price at which the
100 perches OF rock now on the site will DO nc.
copied.
monthly estimates, made by the supervising
architect or committee, less 20 per cent upon
each estimate. which will be retained until the
work Is completed, all OF which must be com.
pletSd on or before the first day OF October, 1859.
Contractors undertaking the whole or any
part Of the work, Will he required to enter into
bond, with sufficient suretiesr in Rpenalty equal
10 one.thlrd OF the contract price, conditioned
for the faithful performance OF their contracts.
Plans and specifications can be seen ut the
office Of Z. ". Wells, Wheeling, ". Va, or at
Rev. l., II. JOrdAn's, BuckhAnnon, W. Va.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids j. G. BAkDALL,
iyaO Chairman Building Committee.
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reason, is said, ne would vote against
that bill as it passed the House If it
were the Inst act OF life.

= - - - IA -,
reason, he said, he would vote agains
that bill as it passed the House If it
were thelast act Of his life.
The hedging is not all on this side of
the ocean. protectionists took care to
reprint in this country the utterances of
the British press in commentator Of
Mr.. Cleveland's tariff message and the
general theory Of the Mills bill. These
publications had their effect on Ameri'
can citizens, who naturally enough sus-
pected from the American point of view
a policy which filled the British manu-
facturers aud press with so much delight
that they could not contain themselves.
Word went from the Free Traders in
this country to the Free Traders in Eng
land that they were hurting the cause
BY their vigorous support, andthey were
asked to kindly take reef in their sails.
The friendly responses are coming in.
The Register prints with loud.sound-
ing sigh OF relief an article from the
London Daily Neus defending the Mills
bill from the charge that it is Free
Trade measure, and expressing the grave
doubt whether after all the measure
would help the British manufacturer.
1t is late in the day to crowd this sort OF
thing down the American throat.
OF much more value, rs showing the
real English opinion, arc the utteranees
which reached US before the Free Traders
began to hedge, From time to time
these expressions have been literally
quoted in the IxrELMGEScER. As they
are very attractive and highly instruct
i've, the IxTELMaEScER to-day makes
room for rather large assortment oil
them, and suggests to it's readers to cut
them out for ready reference. They are
Legitimate campaign material andshould
be handed to every voter who has moi
seen them.
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Republican Primaries

The Republicans OF Ohio county are hereby
called to assemble In their respective districts
on Saturday, August II. in the city districts be-
tween the hours Of seven and nine, and In the
country districts between two and four o'clock
p. M. 10 select delegates to the State Convention
10 be held at Charleston, August p, aud TO the
FirSt District Congressional Convention TO be
held at ClarkEburg, September 8. Five delegates
arc to be chosen TO each Convention. # Is
optional with the mRglSterial districts to send
one set Of delegates 10 each Convention or the
same set to both, though the committee recon-
mends q separate set where II Is practicable.
Suggestion meetings will be called for each
district In the city by It's commit ecman ut least
one week before the primary. The names sug.
gegtcd are TO be sent 10 the County Committee
TO be printed for use at the primary.
The polling places will be as follows: Wash
ingtOn, Vigilant Engine -tfouse: Madison, Mar.
ket House; Clay, Old Court House; CIion, Po'
lice Court Broom; Centre. Hook and Ladder
House; Webster, Niagara Engine House
Richie, Eighth Ward Hose House; TrlRdelphia,
usual place; Liberty, usual place; RlchlRnd,
Brick School House.
AL who arc IN sympathy with the principles
OF the Republican party are invited TO particl'
patc in these meetings and contribute 10 the
choice Of the party's nominees
By order OF the Committee.
RALPH WHITEHEAD,
iYaR Chairman.
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New AdvertIsements.

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
w general homework In the country. Ap'
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Trying to Hedge on tho rarlr Question.

Trying to Hedge on the TariH Question.
1t has begun to dawn on the Demo-
cratic managers that there is panic in
the Democratic ranks, and there are
evidences of desperate effort to stop
tho stampede. In the language OF Mr..
Cleveland, 1t was condition, not a
theory, which confronted the Demo-
cratic leaders when it came to getting
their tariff bill through the House.
The condition was that the South had
to be held in line, and to do this
Southern interests had to been looked
to. Sugar and rice could not be knocked
in tho head as wool was, for sugar and
rice dwell in the sunny South and help
to hold it solid. The bill generally was
doctorod to get votes for it in the House
and to hold votes for Cleveland and ul-
innate Free Trade.
The Democratic politicians, wherever
there is a strong sentiment for Pro.
lection, are cndeavoring to explain away
the theory of the mills bill, to which Mr..
Randall seriously objects and for which
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CLOVER bottom, sullivan County, Tenn June
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Her leg got worse every year. used about 30
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buying bill Of drugs called for good blood
purifier and MGSSrs. sanford, Chamberlain &
Co. recommended the b. i, u. purchased one
half dozen bottles, and to my utter surprise
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It, after having tried all other remedies. wish
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Blood faint From Birth.


BOoSvILLE, IHD., January Is, 1857.
shall ever praise the day that you gentlemen
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They said would lose my lower limb. could
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Yours, MIRTLE II. TANNER.
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Mn. EusrAcH GmsoS complains that
the Deputy Marshals went over the
Fourth District setting up things against
him. He must be mistaken. Those
Deputy Marshals serve Civil Service
Reform Administration, and they would
not dare to do such trick.
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.Sl.SiO.odO %
Building permits Of April, s85O,OOO 90

Building permits Of April, s65O,OOO 90;
This is certainly good showing, and
gives us the greatest market in the coun-
try for builders materials and workmen
engaged in the building trades.
From the best information from con-
tractors in general, it is anticipated there
will be required about three times MS
many bricElayers US are now working in
Pittsburgh, and an advance in wages
which we think there is no reason for,
as bricklayers are now receiving 81 90
and s. SO per day, for nine hours.
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IT should not be hard to wipe out an
annual surplus OF sllS,OO0,oOO when
there is an internal revenue system
Welding annually SllS,OOO,OOO. BY
wiping out tho internal revenue system
no American industry would suffer.
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This for Fun.

All who desire full information about the
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trated Book Of Wonders, allied with the most
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known. Address,
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2 'V7' W 1E77T7T77'' F7777' NY w.
1t may be taken for granted that the
President has not acted without previ-
ously consulting abe leaders Of the Dem
cratic party and securing their approval.
He and they have taken up again the
old free trade policy Of the South Car
dina politicians, uncOnnected with what,
in the jagon Of American politics, was
called the sectional question.
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THE TEACHERS REST

In Summer from Piano, Glass aud Voice instruc
ton Ia quite compatible with making plan Of
for the winters work, and visit to
one Of the famous DitSOn & Co. Music Stores OF
OLIVER DITsoN & CO., Boston.
c. Il. DlTsoN L CO., s6T Broadway. n. Y.
J. E. DITsoS ( CO.. l22S Chestnut ST., Ph!la.,
or to their Branch Instrument Store:
HAYNES 1 CO., % Court Street, Boston.
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DRINK Malto for the nerves.


WELTY-On Saturday afternoon, July q, 1855,
ut O'Clock, GERTRUDE, daughter oil Charles
and Elizabeth Welty, aged year, months
and days.
Funeral from tho residence of her parents, No.
IS South Penn street, this tMondny) morning
at nn,rlnnk Intnrmnnt nrIInta
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From u, London Iron and S,CoI Trades Journal.
The facts as set forth in the Presidents
message, though by no means new, are
now brought SO prominently under the
notice OF the American Congress and OF
American citizens that a violent stimu-
lus must be given to the party which
entire freedom Of trade.
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FT01II w LVTsNVI HE3NIlTU'
Mr.. Cleveland demands In effect that
there shall be tariff for revenue pur-
poses only. No tinkering with the tariff
will suffice; no readjustment Of duties
will do. The only reform that common
sense can accept is one which unaf-
fectedly substitutes the principle Of I'M
impeded imports for that OF tariff regu-
lation.
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A Review of the Building Trades of Pitt
burrh,

A ROVIeW OF The BnIldinE Trades OF PIIl"'
burEh.
In January, 1883, we anticipated a
greater building boom for 1883 than
could be credited to 1887, the largest
ever known in the city's history. May
Is we take opportunity OF reattirming
our position that Pittsburgh is to-day
having tho greatest building revival ever
accorded any American city. We name
some Of the most noted buildingsto give
some idea OF the enormous amount Of
bricks required, and the army OF brick
layers that will be needed to construct
the walls before cold weather.
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Eron d. Londm slandarl.

To American ears the whole message
must be redolent OF Cobdenism in
slightly modified form more particular
" the enunciation Of the principle that
the exaction OF more revenue than is
really required for the public service sis
an indefensiblc extortion and lpable
BETRAYAL Of American fairness and JUS
tice." This remarkable ntterance will
be certain to exercise m absolutelypara
mount inhuance on the next Presiden-
tial election. Party names aud party
tics are thrown into hotch-potch. The
governing issue at the contest will lie
between protection and free trade.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has somebody
to bait his hook and take off the fish, and
'.ho never smiles while this is going on"
It is very evident that he isn't angling
for thc votes OF fishermen.
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CuAGRMAN QUAY has settled down to
the business of retiring Free Trade from
American politics. IT'S good job for
YOU, Matthew.
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B14rSH's reception will break the rec
ord and he isn't candidate Tor any
thing, either. Wonderful man, that,
and what u hold he has on the people.
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From ne Ifaddingtoa'fire .rrifT.
Cieveiand's messirss will, no doubt,
provoke an immense amount of hostility
on the part of many who have hitherto
been favorable to him. This much is
certain, and another fierce contest is i'm
pending in America over the principle
at issue. II it terminates, as it may be
hoped it will do, in the direction OF
relaxation OF those imposts that now so
vexatiously hamper the commercial in
tercourse between Great Britain and the
United States, We may look to an i'm
petus being given to our home trade
that will go far to make up for the de-
preston OF late years.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

No. 1917 McColloch street, rooms and cellar,
can be bought for Sl,2C0.
No. 2JO5 EoT street, 5 rooms and Kitchen;
ground II feet front, running to alley, 100 feet.
House and Lot, No. Ga Main street, between
Centre and Burke streets. Martins Ferry, north
Of ElSon GlRSS Works: house has SIX rooms q
storc.rOom and cellar; hydrant in yard.
Six rOOmed Brick House, No. 1854 Main street,
ground half lot; can be bought for 81 600.
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale.
Personal attention given to the collection OF
rents and other accounts; the purchase and sale
OF real estate, the prosecution Of claims for
Pension, Bounty, &c. Pensions are increased
when properly presented, Many Pensions
should 10 rated higher.
Do you want anything named above call on or
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim Az
tOrney, Collector and Notary Public.
irRn - 1910 MARKET STREET
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England) that Free Trade with US lin
American is just what is needed to re-
vive dropping English industries.


FTOH1 M ItOFIt . JVVITN1' UlHuta.
4 great sensation has been created by
President Cleveland's message, and II
the policy which it indicates he carried
out it will produce almost as much effect
in this country as in America. The
tariff reform which the President recon-.
mends goes MS fur, at least, as the aboli-
ton or the reduction OF the duties on
raw material. Should Congress give
effect to this proposal its immt date re-
suit would be an enormous stimulus TO
English industry.
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Mr.. RAxDALL's health is improving.
No encouragement here for the Free
Traders.
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WESTINGHOUSE has gobbled another
railroad brake. You can't get one on
Westinghouse that will hold him.
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Special Notices,

FITS;-An Fits stopped Tree by Dr.. Kline's
Great Nerve Rcstorer. No Fits after hEst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 100 trial
bottle free to Fit cases. Send TO Dt, Kline, 81
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. HwEGW
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From ti6 London Daily Nous.
The President feels compelled to char
acterize the attempt to brand him as q
Free Trader as deception, but for all
that the electoral conflict now in pro-
gress is n conflict between Free Trade
and Protection and nothing less.
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AS was to be expected, the Protection
lists have taken the alarm, and, as our
correspondent ut Philadelphia informs
us. they are organizing for determined
resistance. They are, no doubt, right in
believing that, whatever may be said OF
preserving the essence OF the Protective
system and OF ignoring Free Trade, the
tariff cannot DO reduced to the strict pro-
portion Of a revenue corresponding to
the limited and Diminishing necessities
OF the federal government without adj
hitting great flood of foreign competi-
ton.
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From I'D Nfo'thWuN,
II once the United States finds herself
on the road to free trade she will hardly
know where to stop. For the principle
which President Cleveland, the head Of
the Democratic party, lays down is
really that no import duties are justitia-
bic which arc not levied solely for the
purpose OF revenue.
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.ToCKs FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Seven Roomcd House, q South York ItfOet
cheap. -,,-.-
Good 6 Ronmcd Brick HouBe, corner Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. VIII pay as an llVnf
ment.
Splendid Farm near NJ, Pleasant, Ohio. Vas
OF The best farms In jefferson county. ..
Seven ROomed House on North Front su""
lot 60xi0.
SIX ROoomcd House on North York street
Some Of the most desirable building los u
the old Fair Grounds.
Building lot on North Front street
Seven Roomcd House on south BFuSdNT,
natural gas, and everything IN good repair !''
-Four Roomed Co;tege for sl,Oq.
c. o. SMITH.
anil Real Estate Agent, i@O Main y
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1t must be taken to prove that the
President and the Democratic leaders
have finally decided that they have
nothing to gain by keeping measures
any longer with the protectionists. They
have, from whatever motive, resolved to
adopt Free Trade policy. Nothing can
be more explicit than the Presidents
Language, "The simple and plain duty
which we owe the people is to reduce
taxation to the amount requisite to meet
the necessary expenses Of the govern
ment, and to restore to business and to
the country the money accumulated in
the Treasury" In America this means
tree trade.
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FrOH Nt LOnNON I'00'
We shall be much mistaken il the
effect OF this state communication will
not be to strengthen considerably the
free traders in all parts Of the world. It
will be regarded as step in the right
direction by all who believe in thesound-
ness Of free trade principles.
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"a Member NJ Parliament" to NeO YorE Herald.
To convert the United States is indeed
n triumph. The Golden Club will
henceforth sat up a special shrine for
the worship OF President Cleveland and
send him all its publications gratis. Cob
den founded Free Trade; Cleveland
saved it. Such is the burden OF the
song all through England to-day
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fTOHe INT i'pf'A"" N'''N'
Asarule the Presidential contest has
very little interest for the Old World.
On the present occasion, however, an
issue is involved which very closely con-
Germs Europe, more particularly Great
Britain. Mr.. Cleveland has taken his
stand on free trade, and, although the
party managers have considerably planned
down his platform, he is universally
recognized in the States as pledged to
initiate new departure in fiscal policy.
Nor can there be any doubt that he
would act up to this understanding were
he elected. The central issue OF the
contest lies between the maintenance OF
the present fiscal system intact and its
modification in the direction OF free
trade. And on that broad question Mr.,
Cleveland's candidature naturally and
necessarily carries English sympathy.
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Announcements.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.

A INVOLVEMENT.
To the Voters Of Ohio County:
lam a candidate for the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney, and respectfully solicit your vote, 4,
the election to he held Novcmbcrt Z, lsas.
Truly yours,
jyl JOE D. EISON
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FF9R TIC kdhd1a SlturGiy Rcitt"'
President Cleveland has devoted him
self entirely to the tariff. 1t is impos.
sible to recast this without touching di-
rectly the pockets Of every citizen oil the
United States and MISUNDERSTANDING
the commercial interests of the world.
The President is careful to state that he
frankly declares his Indifference to the
charge OF favoring free trade. His policy,
he says, may be called by that Of another
name, but it is the policy he recommends
to Congress, and which, he does not at-
feet to deny, must after the terms on
which foreigners have sccess to the
American market and on which Ameri-
cans compete with foreigners abroad.
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INV III8TEItI7E 10 VI Wv : W "
LONDON, December l0.-The English
papers continue to devote much space
TO what the call "Mr. Cleveland's declar-
alton in favor OF Free Trade" From
the average English comment the public
here has been led to believe that Free
Trade is now as good as adopted in the
United States. Il is considered here ln
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Battered at the .Posioilloe at Wheeling ". Va,
as sCcOnd-class mslierl
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TRY 1T ONCE.
She had Tried Everything Else.

TO the man who has tried every other remedy
Tor Blood POlSons, we commend the following
experience OF well known woman: