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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-10

A#EaaaHfF=@am& 49,
one should have been fatal to the other. Be-
sides, Mr.. Van. Buren7wasright, and whenever
Texas is admitted, it will have, to be done in
the way pointed out by him. Having men,
toned Mr.. Wright, Iwill say that recent events
have made him known to the public, as he has
long been to his friends, Mc Cdtoao 4mericv,
and q star Of The first magnitude IN our p0ltt
cal frmqmeHt, " ,F.s17- az ~sas. - tae Us -.
And nov. why tell these, things which may
be quoted to the prejudice of democratic insti-
%tutions? / answer !: Toprevent that prejudice
and to prevent the repetition of such practices.
Democracy is not to be prejudiced by it, for it
was the work Of politicians and as far as
depended upon the people, they rebuked it,
The intrigue did not succeed in elevatipg any.
of its authors to the Presidency, and the an
n"cxation treaty, the fruit of so much machina-
ton, was rejected by the Senate and the an
~Dexation afterwards effected by the Legislative
concurrence of the two powers. From the
first inception, with the Gilmer letter, down to
the Baltimore conclusion in the convention,
the intrigue was carried on and was only
successful in the convention by the help Of the
rule which made the. minority its master. sa
That convention is an era i'm our political
history, to be looked back upon as the starting
ioihU III dCouIse vi SuIPdtIoH WHICH Hdo tdhcH
the choice of President out Of the hands of the
people and vested it in the hands of a ~Selfcon-
stituted and irresponsible assemblage. 1t was
the first instance in which ID body OF men, I'M
known to the laws and constitution, assumed
to treat the Presidency as their private proper
ty, to be disposed of at their will aud pleasure;
and, it may be added, their own proft-for
many of them demanded ofice-and received
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-10
CONNER's L. s. TYPE F0UNDBY~

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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-10

k,STRA 1.-Came to the enclosure of the
~ subscriber, in South Towanda, about the first Of Sep
TENDER, a two year old RINDLE HEIFER. With heavy
horns, and no particular marks. The owner il reonesteJ
U prove property, pay charges and take her away.
October 9, 1873. CORNEIIrS N6OpP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
snANDnR.
TIne .nd Ttulh aIe lhl

TlnN and Truth are The avengers
OF rood mems injured AApe . but who-0,who
Maytell how much soul Of noble mould,
Tu.ea 10 The fneal touch Of harmony,
is Iirttd aud Stafford BY Tue Iuae assaults
ottaklssa h4nisI-how The thorn has tthkled
Iuiti silent depthS-lIow long one bitter
Sorrow has been nulsed In accomplishing woe
or hop theyvedOne thei1: 4wfoI work who'ye tIstkl
Zach errinS step Of Genius TO The GtayeI
OH II there he In all The sin, and vice,
And degradation Of ibis world, one cline
More black than all tle rea,--ope WhIfh Tho 6end'
Turn pale 10 think upon, and Hell lttVlf
Must blush to Owm-a m1Ieess lnon.ieT, driven
FtOm the saflsLltd eaverhs Of The dAm.ed'
To ILuk within lie NOle polluted chambers
OF the human helrl.-it Is tie s6Ille,
Cool, malicious, euuulI plot, nd'tGI'eA'
lIaehd, to blast good mus good uA'u'1'sd pane
II Is Tue very masterpiece Of Sin,
And an eternity Of alter virtue
May not wash II out " !h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

TUX FATE or poLASD.'-Thete are, II appears,
two parties in England, one,in favor Of attempting
the revival Of Poland, and The other against it..
Nj ROebuCk heads the former, aRl Lord John
Russell lie la;tet. On recent occasion Mt. Roe
buck SSl.
IAN English Minister who knew llIc position Ol
his country, and the part she ought TO have taken,
would have Saddle knew Wien he mentioned
tie words there were persons in the house who
would raise LheF voices against him, hui he would
asset that he was as certain as hc was NJ his ow u
existence, thst The day would come when these
thee words would hv The wAtchwouls Of freedom
over Europe, and the fotefnnnrrs OF good govern =.
meRt In ibv wolld. These ttrte wotds wete-
Poland, Hungry and ltty,"
Lord John Russell, on the othcr hand, held this
emphatic language.
HFhe case d Poland was now 50 utterly hope.
less that II &edll lie madness In England snl
France 10 take any part In promoting resistance
in that county," Ito added, what no doubt he
fell, "Siucl as desire Austria, 10 take pant
with the AllItS, should sincerely lament anything
being done 10 weaken Tue power Of AuSItIa In tlts
steAi EItopean sysien,n
The points involved ate nice and intricate, aud
although Sit John Is fat.SeeiDg salesman, he may
in this case bSiNistaken, Indeed Il Is impossible
tottbe wisest D imagine what mSy gov out OF
tlls Rtcssts q ths pEsieRt Wal, tiss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
eensral Cass' Last Address.


Gen. Coss presided al The cslebfaIiOnofthe 4'h
IN DettOil, and introducing lie Orator, made
brief aid eloquent speech. We give the follow
lug exltacts'
This national Jubilee has It's duties, as well 81
ifs measures. Tho II Is a season for enjoyment
II sionbl not The less be season Of TelltclIon.-
The millions Of lIecmen, il brings together, while
tllev lnaY well interchange Congratulations should
also interchange tim resolutions Of Cancellation
and moderation. Forever be il devoted 10 genet
Gus sentiments, 10 plOud IecOlleollOnS, 10 iRspi.
ring Zones, aud 10 patriotic assurances. ] could
moi rise, upon this O"cpSion, and in this place Of
my home, ivy hUuie for fOttY years, bringing with
Them both iGyH, and EOrfHw&, nlnl surrounded by
my friends and ncishbOGs, without 0vOwIIlS lie
deep interest feel In the perpetuatioh OF this
glorious cOnlelle taliOn, aud Of The lice and equal
Institutions il seCliIe u US. Born, during tho wal
OF Independence, am among lie few surviving
links, v hich connect tie men oil The revelation,
with The etnefaIion now upon lie the theatre Of
action, Many Of The distinguished patTiOtS Of OUT
ietOiC aye, have S:En aud some Of them have
known, and il Is among tie most Ita'c(ul recOl.
ecliouS oil my lie, TINT have seen him, whose
name, need moi name, t0t Il Is III yJnr hearts and
Mpon your lips, The lltEu.lotfO, WHO first led
our arms 10 victory, aud then guided our cOuncls,
10 stability anu prosperity. Thu fruits II his Ia.
tor, he leGt 10 his County. Ills example belongs
10 The world. For twolhrhs Ut century. Ills
government Of freedom AMI law, has secuted 10 lis
PEOPLE, individually, and collectively, u greater
measure Of prosperity, than was eyet before lneic,l
out Ly political institutions, tOdeSccnlantS Of Al.
nm, Ii hos protected me and mlnO IEOm external
aggression, ald from internal violence, and by lis
noble equality. joined 10 the utIdeSetved favor oil
NY iGllow.ciIztIl$, il has opened 10 mt positions
Of public honor, aud confidence 10 which lhu cit.
CuInSINnces Of my youth. gave the nU right 10 look
forward, and which my brightest day.tlleams, that
sometimes came 10 soften The haTSl USpgFllieS OF Il
frontier struggle, never presented even 10 my I'M.
aEinalion. And what II has done for me, II bus
ollered 10 all. Well then may lie proud 10 uc.
knowledge tic hold 1t possesses ulWn my graft.
tuLe, AMI affections and the intensity VI the feel
Ing Of attachment with which treasure II in my
heart. My PERSONAL interest IN il Indeed, is lusl
passing away. Ofihal nm sufficiently warned
by the long petiOd during which have received
It's protection. lint play not thu ieSS earnestly
lOt lis preservation, lot when IN lie Providence
Of God, my connection with il shalt ~ dissolved,
with lie dissolution Of all earthly lies, can leave
to IhOSs who are dearest 10 me-, no legacy MOte
precious, than their sllate in lis enjoyment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

FNIE subscriber now offers to hi public new style Of
Wheeling daily al his eS,abl Snl4nl. They ale termed
AMBR0rYPES,
tho process for which Is patented In tho unlIeL States,
GIcil Krtllh AID France These pictures aIe lie NEST
heauINl aud tIihul ever rIOduLed by lie Photographic
att The exceeding cncss depth light and shade, aud
richness Of tone IL Wonderful. They Do Ot reverse Tie
subject but represent everything In It's tIlie position :"
They arc wOLl tic glare Of dagaeneOiyIc, may 10
&Geln any View, aud will last for ages unchanged, being
lMPERlSliADLE,
hence the name, AnhrOiylc, which signifies ln1e&truC
GLy Tie pctulC lStohe OIL piain siaSS, 10 which an
OLe plate VI corresponding size Is secuted with al nLe
suCtIOe cement by whlCh lie picture Will Clan ltSOiig
lal hiiiaucY for Sgcss Il viii lO CUrIOLe by acids Or
10 Injured By waller or climate.
AhIUty TelCOSCOCS must he tecR to be appreciated
tue relief Is as perfect as liie
DaSuerleUtycS taken Of icluced prices Ladies' ami
gentlemen ale invited 10 call and eSIIine my gallery
iNG 4. &, PARTkl lIGk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

TvSSEL USpER TlIE NIAGARA RyER.-'rhe
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser is again urging The
construction Of tunnel under lIIe NlasAfa tivet.
The place selected for tho tunnel is The shortest
crossing between Port Elite aud the ferry. The
river flows over bed Of solid SIrntiGel took, aud
ist%enty feet deep at the proposed site, Eslirna.
tel cost SbOO,ONn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
From Tho Hon. JOha H. r. Jerome

MAYOR or TIs Ct1Y or RNLriMUEE.
MAYuE'S OITItI, baltimore,
AnkhSl 9hl, ISJ!
tahe great pleasure III stating thai laW ryam!nct
the nCA VI tl'O>e WIN have Ss,Gd certificates respect
Ing "Iampi"h' Vegetable lIneIue," and among them
IetOsnisc grnemen vi the first respectltly, vilE JO
sCph X Stspcinn. William \. SchATer, G. Duuan and
oilers. also CllcclfnlIy testify 10 Tie high standing
Messrs. Muriin"r s. Mowhluy, who for tho past twcN,
years hive enjoyed The enIre confidence and csiecn Of Ou
merchants aud citizens generally.
JOHN Il. 7. JRR0ME.
Je2s r. II. LOGAN & TO. Genl AGENTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

ora writer on insanity says that the cousump
lion Of vital energy equird by the eSIgcnCIeS o.
civilized life is pOliIiC cause VI that disease. lie
condemns in uletal the warming Of apartments
with ait heated hy retl.hot iron, ill.veAlilalel
rooms. neglect Of physical exercise, improper
fool, such as bread just from the oven, charged
with some LelelefiOuS drug and saturated will
butter, viii, meat swimming ~ gravy, and swHI'
lowed with little nasltcallon, &c., &c, IN f..
males, also, The grcal cause oftllal 'il heailh''
wlicl,o frequently lcSuIts in Insanity is rxcrS'
siye labor in conjunction with bad .lIrl, bad ait
insufficient lrcraatiOn. and in The case Of married
women, llequrnt child ,bcAting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

0.rrhe Washington uuoaslys the Secretary Of
The Navy leIs Washington on Wednesday tot lhv
Red Suplut Sptings. Virginia, where lie will rc.
main for slot lime. Although his health is not
as rugged as his ftielis could desre il is FAT lrOl
being as delicate as il is generally represented to
bc. Tie relaxation he is about 10 take, al The
urgent request Of the President and many Of his
trieuds. ii is hoped will ptove Of permanent ser.
vice 10 him.
During tie absence Of Nj. Dobbin Nj. ChatIes
W. Welsh will Otlclalc os Acting Secretary Of The
Navy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

LAW PRoFrsoR Ar wuLrAx ANN MAey.-.NTr.
William Gteen, Of Colpeper county, has been up'
pointed to 'ucceed Judge ScarbpEg as Professor Of
Lew in the Faculty Of William aud Mary College
In professional learning Nc. Green, by common
consent, is allowed TO excel any lawyer Ia Tie
State, Ills accession 10 The Faculty Of William
and Mary will give additional distinction 10 this In.
stituliOn.--Rieh, Rnq,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
.CRAMpS.

CRAMPS.
Tie most tGtetuaI remedy for Cramps In tho StOmlt
Cholera Morbus or anything pertaining thereto. Is Tie
free use Of Dr J. llostetters StOUseh lItte. Tlccom
Ing season generally brings whit periodical diseases
all Of which can DO avoided by timely use Of these -
ters therefore every family should DO supplied with them
In time. As family medicine they have 10 equal For
lAir medical virtues soa referred to physicians gen
orally, who prescribe them IN ler practice aud recon.
mend them as tonic generally.
For sale BY Druggists and hotels everywhere. Wheel.
lis EepoIs, lIUSltFlELn 4 co, and
jA29 THOMPSON Il PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

THE t.ITE DEFALCATloN At hoSroS.-The tele.
graphic dispatches which announcing on Monday
disqualification BY the Treasurer Of The Eastern
ROiltoal CofpOrOtion ATE confirmed by lie boston
papetS Of Monday evening. at the usual meeting
Ofthe Corporation, held on Monday morning, the
President stated that within few days, The late
Treasurer has given information that hc has dec
we'd The Directors TOT many years, anl is deialca.
lot for large amount, which le has concealed In
many Ways, Notwithstanding The Cutvlul GSuInin'
alton Of skiliful accountants. The whole deInlca.
tons amount 10 100000. The President stated
that The 1teasuret was disposed 10 DO all he could
10 make good the above loss 10 The Company. and
would give up his wlWlc property, the amount Of
which is moi exactly known Ills house aud land
at Newton, and other property, are considered
worth $4,000, his bonds as treasurer Ote s2O, 900.
This statement produced considerable surprise,
and some confusion among the members Of the
Corporation,
A stakeholder thought Il was a vety astounA.
Ing thing that this gteai loss had been going OIL so
long without the DireciUts knowing anything
about lie thought that The various losses 0f
The company wete owing 10 imlillet ence and want
Of attention on the patti OF The ditectot..
Nj. Huntingdon again spoke, coulemning The
ptscnt railroad system as icing the tOuudatton Of
all The detalcatiOns which have taken place. This
maseRsraI impression as 10 The management Of
all railroads.
Nj. William Parsons, Of Boston, wanted TO
have many questions answeted-as 10 how this
deialeAilcn could have hApPentL-how il is that
The conductors and ohet OfEicets Of The road have
become itch so faS, anil why lie man who has
robbed the CORPORATION Of $201, 900 Is walking the
sttee,s 10 lp'l
Considerable excitement prevailed, and the ds.
cusslon was continued iOr some lime. The meet.
lug finally adjourned after Ihe appointment Of
Committee Of Investigation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

TIE UAuyoRNlA Coin CRoY.-'The accounts
received from California continue 10 represent tic
lnlneS as meeting with excellent returns for thet
LABOR anil Tie amount OF gold now extracted uS
extremely urge,l The yeur having been The most sue
ceSsful one of the miners since tie discovery Of
Goll in the county. The Northern Light brought
sS2s,0O in gold, and the Panama steamer is
known 10 have 81 ,063,0 OH bOatl add 10 this
The sums in tho hands Of the passengers, and tue
whole amount will go considerably above twom mil.
lions Of dollars. The product Of the mines thi.
season Is estimated by The San francisco ress as
equal 10 sixty millions yeat. Every indication,
remarks the San francisco Herald, satisfies The be.
lief That The yield fOt the yGat 1855 will fully equal
that Of any previous yeut since the discovery Of
The mines. The btancl mint was coming al the
rate OF $lOO,O0O day, and the gold dust on lie.
pOsit was largely III excess OF lie ability Of The eS.
Enlistment 10 turn into coin. An effort was DC.
ing made 10 increase tie capacity Of The machn.
cry 10 $780, 900 month. The dust was coming
In III quantities ranging from one hundEel ounces
10 half tOW, aud the deutaId Tot coin by Tic mi
nets was very urgent. Quartz mlnIns was better
IN some Tue districts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
REAL ESTATE SALES

l. trade At the May term last, wili al NV iyE
18Th Nay ASAt a lie toult house Noy 1t,
", to lie highest and bell bidder Two lois II !osh
Of cenersyllIe IN said soqhty, btins lots "nt ne s'Sr
and nne, es laid down Tie Plat Of taii town, en-;
sold 10 ly wilttm JaraTl Pltt OF lie !" e
thelef0r, ienalnllR Unlall. '''"'E Entt,
twenty-five dollars Of The purchase ,po,4, ,,i,,
quired III hand, and the remainder In AE ,E vi" . e
GeIi Tih nsFsA :. with seeur
the property Until lie purchase nOley is ai iva
u. HICKMAN.
JAY I, tbbl~-iuJ SuetI1I I'on,,.t,''t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14
civ Hco,lomy.

Our leaders will IecolIeCt that The tnIelligencer
Office proposed 10 10 The city printing for $500 pet
annua, The Know Nothing Council did not even
entertain our BID, but contacted with The Times
d Gazette under lie Wharton ordinance; OF.
daiReJ fot thai purpose 10 pin, fot the city al lie
rates charged MS mtst favored custoIntn." The
"htst tmil,' appeared al Tie last Council meet.
Ing, IN the Shaps ola neat little bill fOt S2O0.S7,
ot printing since about the st Of April, soy thfee
months. Look al This, ye Taxpayers whose lax
es0te doubled This year, anil say whether prO'
fessions OF practice Of eeonOmyis preferable. The
bill has been teEetted 10 the auditors, and at tho
next meeting Of the Council The "Iuoss ia'Ored
cuStomtl" will decide wltaishe will pay for thee
months printing! Our lid, rejected, remember,
was $500, per Annum. Oh! ecJ0omy
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MOpIOE.

DIT Virtue OF a lied Of Tut tXetultj In A.,
ID sGGel as Trustee, on lie 9h lay Ui M 'e o''-
David Roberts 10 Se,ule tie payment n; 'S'r "
therein ,ns!lCst y Noses :. Gh Ard oi to-, .%t
number 70, rSge s3 %l sci al lie SOuf o y
Tyler county, on The 18th dag OF August ti, 'e AGO. q
31S acres VI land, or so mach thereof a. mn l' .
r. topay The lebIs lned said tru,i, All Is m't''
to- tSs The sale e. r Sti I9 s'a.? g tf sos,,
the said David Roberts nov resides, '~HN "stIeH
Selling as trustee, shall CONVEX such tl,.4 All.
vested ~ ne BY the tIUS. deed atoieSltI. ItsN, ais
ever Is deemed ~ be objectionable. VIZ Ian
IN DAVID HICKMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il pom or t,vo about Rats.

JuSE 10Th, 1871.
Messrs T. II, Logan a. CO.-GtHi0 We firmly believe
Parsons ExIernlnstor Tor Rats Mice, RoaeIes, &C., TO
be tho bel article known In our Market for tie extIn-
suIsinNnt Of tI&se troublesome pests. we have given
the article ar aI and have never heen dis. ppoiMeJ
and we CAN recommend Il with confidence.
rOurs,&c. CIV. CLtcESER, y. Y.ClIy
Parsons hteGmInaorIS for sale by
4, u, LOGAN e. Co,
jt0 bridge corner, Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

silver alcha,s und seven Diplomas
have been awarded TO ADAMS for fist class naEUCrE1-
tyres. Adams Co.'s GAtleryis al the eorMcrOl Vitn
AMI Main sis. SIrangFS aTe invited to call Ci1tnsU
e"se will do 50. Pictures taken as chop az The chop
Hh icaO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

SvSpar TE.YEuNO.-An ordinance be ing in
force OF Dayton, Ohio, against Sunday labor, etc.,
The officers Of railway train running ftom Dayton
10 Cincinnati have been lately arrested aud tlneI
fot breach Off. The case will be taken into
tile Coutt Of Common Pleas 10 lest The right 10 run
uEailway tain on lie Sabbath.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

G1'Dt E. B. Olds, Rs.M. O., his telutael 10 The
dug business ia CitclesiIle, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

WUkIIn
IRISH paid for lie different gntes Of wool,
" ie2T IiK0. WILSON.
WASHING WITHOUT LABOR.
DAMMIT 'C"lcbrslCl 40. ! Soap Powder, washing
ID WIlpuui labor.
WsriamicL 10 lake The status Out Of table linen and
napkins. rs Powder is warranted not ~ 70, lHurs
The clothes.
FOt sale By J. u. VOwELl.
Sign Of the Red Mortar,
fe9I ~ Monroe a..