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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

EDGAR a. PoE's FAofE II PARIs.-The Paris
correspondent of the n. Y. Times relates the
following in his last letter:
Since have referred to the hook of this sim
gHIar genius, | ought to record the progress of
his fame in France. Criticisms continue to rain
in dcIuge on his extraordinary book, and had
thought that every possible eulngiSm had long
ago been exhausted. But here is ono from the
pen of N. Barley D'Aurcvilly, which contains
more epithetS than 1 ever recollect to have seen
in the same number of lines. Every adjective
has been pushed out Of the dictionary for the
occasion.
"There is indeed something Medusean in Ed
gar Poe-Senils and destiny His life and his
talent ffighten us Everything is, in this great
outlaw, sinister, black, terrible of aprofound and
tragically voluntary disorder. Edgar Poe wasan
unfortunate of the most startling proportions.
Aristocratic, like Lord Byron, he was born chain
ed to the yoke of democracy. America, which
covers with dollars the meanest Inountebank,
was for him the tower of starvation, and made
him swallow every evening the key which Gill
bert swallowed but once-in the agonies of death.
The same eternal history, but with still more
beautiful variation inits cnexhaustible crueltyl
Poe lived all his life, which was happily short,
in disdain, in misery, and in ceaseless labor, for
he worked like q negro in his slave country; but
the sweat in which we are to cat our bread flow
ed fruitleSs over his stoical forehead. Unhappy
vagabond hel He becamea 6runkard by mise.
ry of the heart, like, Sheridan-poor BrindsIey
who drank for hours, silently, in tears! Form
cd from harder marble, Edgar Poe drank his
chalice of fire with a cold frenzy. But the al
cohol did none the less asphyxiate his powerful
youth. In full physical and mental beauty, he
died of deliriuN, tTemens in the street-no, not
in the street, but in the gutter-stretched out
helpless, far from God and daluned, he believed,
for he believed that The fixed idea which usur-
ped his mind, when crushed him, hut which in
striking, found him impossible, was the idea of
his damnation, without remission and without
mercy. a thing as horrible as true, he accepted
his position of rcprobate and nursed it,
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4 Convention, called for f6s purpose of pro-
noting the cause education III Virginia assem-
tgFtiav. morning al ia o'clock. The meeting was
opened with PRAYER by the the Rev DIR. jun
lin. Presidentof II shineton College; aftez which
Prof. Geo z. Dabney. of Richmond College, waS
ay,5o;nte5i TernnoraEy Chairman. and Prof Jacob
Fuller PRINCIPAL of Lexington Classical School,
tennorary Secretary.
The gentlemen named in the following list APP
ps Wssb &, cellspc-Rev Dr. Geo Junkin,
President. John l.. Campbell Professor Hugh
barclay Irustee; Bolivar Christian. Jas. D. Dayi-
SON. ,Jacol, Fuller. Alumni Association
Lexington Classical School-,Jacob Fuller,
princinaI.
Rantlolph Macon Collego-Rev Dr. Wrn A.
Rev, ,Dr. LEROY 81. Lee, Trustee
Richmond sT,oIiege S.Rey. Dr. Ro.1 Ryland,
President: Fl. j. Christian, Geo E. Dancy,
Professors: Rev. j. r. TayIor, Rev DR. Howell,
Rev Dr. d.. j. deter .. Trustees. =
rSeabosrI Education Association-Rcv. Il.
HiInes B Webster. who also represent the
Board of Schoo, Commissioners of Portsmouth
T2athany t.oJlepe-Jf Peudleton r. H. Cole
man Trustees
Ea,,,,,Tlen sidney fyolege-J 1. Holiday. PRO-
9 - r.. w N LJ,saff T,-,,.4o,
VII, nd sis,. t.o3ic,4Sir Treii presi
f,.nt -.
IIoIlfns, institute ,harles L. Cooke S1perin.
t.a .tHal.t's 1i-es's-' = :, / 49,
STsss,, f,reol. Hotcbkits Prin-
,;,,ai. i n B-,;It prHf!ssor
s'P,,' S,9,jo,,I,, r r Terocl.att Prin
,,,sot tj,a ScIo6l Commissioners,
~ sisvon,jri.,7 county
u R 3;,iH,,,i C CityMRev n Y. Moore
On L1ct;on If Rey Dr. isvland the Chairman
,;,1, ~ ,,,nitt f three 10
nsLSs III 1880 - 81 -
uol,. I,-.s c,.,,,,,o,t &c 1yosi,;,e,+on
College, Prof Christian, Of Richmond College,
President Ewell, of William and Mary College.
Inc COMMITTEE alter a prlei coiisNlsa''o''' ~
ported as Iollows:
EoE " ~. Il VI ian
doiph Macon Sonege.7 g.p:.,.
Forzllce Preslaent-i'eVifo'I' Y Iallu' Vi f'ie''-
mond College. ns,,... :.
tor SeeretariesIMr y. -: Ss..' "
/ W heellng, aud VI. Bo!lGaF Shflstlan' Oh 9Ia""
ton. -.
The report was adopted, ana Tue olnccFs tOoA
Their respective ehalts; c.,- r
TN OF fLoL. Sathp"eL', a'' hte''lta w
education IN attendance were AnEiseo !"
their names as members s ), g..
AR. Dayl9so aovel tt.t go,
De ~ ~. AZ, filo
no nc u'Stlon Mas g, ~H
ing sellie1lls, ~ I,ii
hessrs. Holiday Campbell EWeil' t'ylata al"
| brSckeu. LII, ID ~ uotoh.
Oh louol HsN' ~ ~ "u.Nt1. t.''N -'--
htSS MetS slHIeu ~ :tiI ~ ti C.+i,
Rev MI Hoge introdnceu 70 te Ee,.,.
Rev. DR. BsKer, ffesloe5t .. 1Aasit oGs ~.
ieXas ana nc was in'lteu 70 P' - s''e
deiibeFations So. =, N, osnoo;.l
several Rfopcslaohs RENTING :" s,.a - ia,
OBJECTS OF inc conventions wete - WV
conmlttee on business, a.eel !" '''e
ton adjonrnedunt'l afternoon
~, = $500 $500 c-55-.a-. c,..is,,os
! SrGAi.-Ihe n. orleans crescent FURNISHES
the following gloomy account OF the growing
sugar cfo, IN Una. 'Nat s':l'e; - .,.,o
Accounts rom Inc sugar :" "G. a' ~
are Oh the most onaaS@'r cios; WI with ~,
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~ We have learned, from what We consider
a reliable source, that Senator Pearce Of Mary
and, has expressed himself in favor of Buchan-
an, and will shortly appear in letter to his
constituents to that effect Mr.. Burwell, Of Va,
some time ago, gave the public his reasons for
declining any further support of Fillmore, and
took decided grounds in favor of Buchanan. 1t
is thus the Democrats are gaining strength eve
ny day. They present National Man as Ma
tiOnal Candidate, aud all true lovers of their
country, and their country's happiness andPrOs-
perity, must support him in preference to the
Sectional Union Destroying candidate presented
TO the American people by the Republican party
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v1rGIxlA WufFg Summon SrR1Nes.-A cores
poudent of the Richmond Enquirer, writing from
the White Sulphur Springs, says that among the
visitors there arc Judge Hopkins, of Ala, Chan.
cellor johnson, of Nd, Chancellor Buekly, of
named being an interesting little lad of 10 years
old, and grand nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte
Philadelphia has the belle there this season, Bal
timorc, who ruled last year, having surrendered
the palm. The brosd swiss hat is very common
among the ladies, and the hoops also carry the
day.
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sPPcIAh NoTIcR s.

WIN. A, gE8a9citelor'a Hair Dye.-No BURN
INC BLIsT RINa coMPoUND could ever have attained
the USIvESL favor accorded to this Dye, the original
sser.iails fav6r. Nature Is not more true to herself
or mack produced the reddest, grNyest or
hair BY II. 3ade and Sold applied Gin nine
private rctss1 at R4IcHRLoRs Wig Factory, 2S3 Broad,
reT York So.is genuine except NM. a. BSrcHi1oH
Is On fhs1aeel.
The genuine is soldnt Wheelingb r
7. II. LOGAN co.
ius7.m bridge Corner Druggists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted.

Wanted.
T1RoPohALs for laying about hricks at the 9npsr
sP Of North Apply for i 81 ~
IN BBLs. Alumni kyysightnasn's tos
so salPRefi' h &c 5fi9Ss 6 s
lll ssaI = ~ I laUGnLsNs DuslIElEtDs
4 JUS LNuGiILINs { BUsHFLELDis.
sNC IBS .iledned sSltpetre
t)tl ia2I BAVGHHINs 8 pgsllFI
500 5 us German H'ls'f2 &c ILL s
hss eqsnaRass Of A$aa ssf
100 isl i''' ees sI ISUsHEiNs nUsnFiELD's
lZUtl iast LArGInISs& BusMFIELD,s:
900 lbs English Hose Punk, At
Z just rAUGIItINs 4 n,IsllRIELnis.
1000 LBS Yellow euAre, at !. -,
ZOO LBS Llcortee Root, a, =. -. -
y iuo4 EAU6HLlNs BusiIFIELDs.
Z 90 LBS sauilIs, beautiful article, ut
y jazz LAuGHLISs & BUsHFIEIDls.
rseeIys,liea 1, for ssie s, Sn
II JUS w A. DlH.AltDs q .lllsO,
T1RESH Strawberries Ieeiy ell and for sais by
T.. M W 4 : EpyyARps S.; s BRO
II2ESH Pine Applesjast received and ioFs9le by
II tnss WA. EDWARDS BKO:
EHEkSl TotnatOesjnst tesivs.i and for sale By
Il JUS w a. EDM.4!tDs& btO.
u L2icRBERR Y brandy, At. bottles, 10 dcz Just
LUIS - - "''' ~ say w. A. EDWARDS BRO.
% UAE C0gnidc Brally just received
Il ja9g MA EDWARDS lTb.
D0URB01 Whisky y, just received and for sale by .
ID ju23 WA. EDWARDS S BRO. :
lINIoEKGTOI Whisky Just received and for sale by
,slA iu95 w. A: EDWARDS 4 BRO
TTTf3RS Prize Medals lust received and for sale
4 iu23 WA. EDWARDS & lRG. {
n ERIN Cigars Of hest brnns received anil for
SI sale by Ejassi W. EDWARDS { BRO. Z
| TUoB1'RN & MADDEN,
iuIy23 43 MainSt.
Family Flour.
a july - TnOBURN & MADDEN. :
Central Ohio Railroad.
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hlONJMEN J. -
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
YiltFY0yS FErE7IEkE YLNCTURE!!

Baltimore, March %, 1856.
This Is to certify that ahGunt nine .ssEs since Twas at
cian ordered Il u be poGtcsd, It was lnuc
sw9e s If now kns ~ eTy Win psn
ulcers, number Of twentye formed between ankle
knee WhelterG frequently laid open to the bone and
which PARTICLES of bone TO the number OF %,
and one or two T EFi E S5uSf ssRS Az, l9as
to Hartford county of this State; the pysl
GERS bnt eSGIi not live afterwards This physician WORK.
cd with for seven weeks nng the knife frequently TAX.
giving any relctsolneOf the applications
could not stand by and 5, e M, suer ItlonSht at ills time
for the; ankle not
freely Ti;c pus with no sign Of blood, and NJ times wleil
weG!d scratch fingers white Wou!dissue thereIrd
HAs' "''A "'I'ti BALTIatoRE NY lIosIEI
1 then returned to baltimore my old ome expecting
By the advice ofny friends, fused various remedies some
worse; swelling left hip and after pain
ulcer oriusd from which piece of bone. Anuth
i n %5sn s of iS M @ M abot S IS fr ls
ed on M tt arm and also On, on my in GROIN. as also on
other parts body, which in number and size stonisl
and as weak a. an infant $50,
felt death would have been relicftome Ihad tried ply
sicans and all the remedies eonld hear Of when friend
TURF OF disease similar to the laborinG under,
advised try it at this u'e had been AFFLICTED full
7FnetUr6" ......,
the bottle of which inspired with hope, by
had taken five bottles felt much improved that
snued s M Ssers healed and f ne
strength 10 weak ard shattered SYSTEM with
and general my health taken place, and
now consider myself cured By this wonderful medicine
alone Ibaye given bat faint idea Of suIerngs but
friends VIE may reAa this VII bear testimony to all that
R4aptoa's Hseetd6is 2Tacsure,"
and win to all who are afflicted as have BEEN to use
! - = ~ = EDWIN NJ spRANkLtv,
30 g R s!sl. 3. street,
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RSbttt,Ty Williamson and others. 0ho.oounSS.
In pursuance 0t he decFee OF the Cou.i ia t4s case
will on the oIs day OF August, 1885, Court House for
Ohio county sell pui sale, Tract or Parcel Of Land
containing Fourteen Acres, roodiund poles, si
ate Little Wheeling Creek the particularly de-
by the pXperS in this and which by
said Is allotted and apart in severlty To
of Mary Stewart, widow Of Alex. Stewart deceased
The terms OF sale credit, BY equal at
twelve nontls, with interest from the day
sale, purchaser giving with good security for the
payment thereof Sitle retained I'LL the pur
chase money Is paid. lG y ~
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ApIM PAMAORA.

poW TIE RELIEF AND CUNE' OF
eumatsm Neuralgia Tumbasn, sciatea, leuratc Pains,
PANS in the Side, Chest, Back and face, swelled
andPainfal Joints, Weak Rack, Cramp,
n sore Throat, spSains, &c. - >5-t
The Thousands used these Medicines testify to
their excellent merits continuance 81 their use To
those who have not used them yond say THEM
they will iud item To be all they are rtprescned and shat
they viii act with sndgie,liEs eject.
DR.. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ze 7G
For sale wholesale and retaiiby
LAUGIILLNlSt& BGSHFIELD,
fe14:ty GEsEkAI AeEsTs roa wssrrRs vmo,srA.
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5 RIRAL EsrATR sAr.ns
) lsRsfai.as ssno !.

MILL ssTeIS {, 81 tsausoOr
Brek Houses and two ls Tie SortlSesst CLOCK ,so
street and Market tlleS.s - ~ >''aeE Of I'll
ALso-tlts half lot e Centre 1etll,Eoh Mar.
COOPER shoh. f.a' 49, UiiiaeTs
& TaFnls thade known day OF sale
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WheelinR island Prnnn...s :

HTNfIE undersigned oilers for sale All ti,at -,
INlAntI now In the occRuAncy 81 WtIf W Natt'u.
NINEketG artenl Tie has had il iAIsl u14
ranging in sise frein One and half to Eve ,l
lane, forty eet vide, running through Tue cot
Town Lots the head of the Island 't''i Req q.
Rprbeauty, Of location. AID fertility Of son NJ
Is not snrnAssed S ithe Gallo River ~, Ptlsty
sirons - obtaining Gtful ocatior In ~. %
Cenent the ety TO THOSE Fiss,lHs tn
ness OF MSrteet Ghrdenin II cEefs sr,T 70 iAlag.
purchase, $50 S'Ssts 20
a pl0ft Of, the premises can he seen, IN lpalI,.
to The subscriber, who MIN give cEvTy lnors;s.s .a
ton IT, and tire terms OF sale will he yrr H. Il .:a.
Z FRANCIS Il. ARAlSTb0y;L
az, zfs },II,>,ry ~! lr:f,
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-A oIARD NO TTIE LADIES.

a GARD TO TILE LADIES.
DIR. DUrONCoS GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infnlli-
removing stoppages irregularities Of the penses
These PMS are nothing have by the Doc
tor uany years Gon France and AneriSa, with I'M
paraelch success every and lie is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, 10 make the pills pub
lc for the alienation of those suffering from Irregular
titles hateyeras preventive those ladies' whose
health will permit increase of family Pregnant e-
males or those surprising 50, cautioned
against using these pills. the proprietor
sponsiby after the above nmop,ion although their mild
ness would prevent any injury to healing otherwise these
Pisare recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81
Sold wholesale and retail hS t..tf 81.
LAUGuLINs & BUsHFIEbD,
IGen'l Agents for Ohio county,
80 IS Monros st.
glsofor sale by T. II. LOGAN. co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AIor!ers must be addressed the above General Agents
they will supply the ProprfetOrs prices au send
the pills eonadcnaly ladies by mail b. enclosing Site
either, mt the Wheeling Post.ofice. ~ -
n G-Dr. Dupopco's Golden pills. signature 81. Dupon-
COZ everybox; other genuine For particulars get
Circular OF Agents. aps5-ly
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bling Spring, Augusta County, and Ghesney Kim
ncy appointed PostmastOr
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Alexander orr, committee and others III the Circuit
Robert, Williamson and others. Ohio, county

W. TERRY. General Passenger Agent.
F July 22l, 1S56.
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SEA - lIENRY- N0jlg.s. Is 8 q
" AI,JIA Bill = .'e''-

LAND AND Mill 3PRopFp7,,.
for Sale or Rent.
Z WILL sell AZ private sale, between utis ana 49,,
II Is next valuable Tract Of land, ContnlEl,I ~ w.
hundred ai twenty Situate on the sa,rE, 81 s
Ing eTses nths eSsntsoI hiS, and = Sud ES y
The itboye property Is in eligible location ,e-
WheSt, and convenient of eeess To the SAiiyli IS, u
underSS ned viii give Snntageous d.rgu 49, lLs
ertytothe pprchaser, as he is disposed 10 sell ny
terms to suit tbg purchaser. FhtirrmS Su De- va
by calling Gu the undersigned. AlseA
Je1Q WILLIAM OrTERsn>
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NTI further notice. passengers for the 3 so train from
u nealr, Will eaYc the depot ofthS D. e o. Railroad In
Wheeling O'Clock; and passengers the 1928 train
from elnir, will leave the places: g1g MAee'
ine!I;is} ~ SFis TIATcHER3 PERKINS,, ~ Z
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7 LAUGnLINs & BUsHF1ELD,
Wheeling, Va.
Sofa also by Druggists generally. Ia24:daw
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Family Flour,
Central Ohio Railroad.

A ssrALLlot Iz-srd Flour
Il JULY % TIOBURN. MADDEN.
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l9EiNT FOR 81
TSEW M. So, Il -Ond HTUsiy tCTian Church.
editor sale. Ii will b. sold for hehtnvft az H.
Presbyterian Church EnqHiIe of - '>S'S
nyI7F TiEOs. q. CULBERTSoN-
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VIM. Tell EneamPmcnt No. 34.-Iests As
above the second and i5ETf8 TussAy evenings each
month W. KLixkIEt,s q p; Waa Wsisgarbsr, Scribe
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WISH sen my Far,n near Wheeling and MI, con
u liberal terHrs, aud In more tracts as may h.
sired. ~ as
nell26 = JACrp
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
FSHE undersigned offers for sale his House and Ia, ~
Market street, Fast side, between Monroe pnd Union W
The Lot is - feet frunt, with good Rrek Dwelling Hon
ami OuibuilllAss ''
1t VIII he stalow en accommodating terfn, and Io
session given any time nTser 1stof October,
EB Enquire Of
seps i'm ztMME;
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For Sale.
IA -Euquirso S S'''f"'!'
dc3j u, "a ,rnnns.
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n ERIN CigsT Of hest branils just receive, and
I Z sale by EjasSi ". A. EDWARDS { BRO. Z
| TIIORSRS & MADDEN,
juIy23 43 Main 81. .
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81. ~ ie'' sSeSir of Ohio co.
Samuel Morrison In

saluel MoFrISnn n IN III NIEGuI-
80. SO Us. =. 800 Court for
s. John AorrsnrfS heirs, ac.- ''5 Ohi6 county.
TY virtue OF the Decree of the Court in this tsan
- saturday, the 28 day Of Argst 1856 at eagls.s
tavern in Ohio county the ROld, sell publiC
highest hest bidder tie Tract of Land
the of Wheeling Geek from said Beagle's tRy
er ngig the heirs Of John Morrison, eceseN aud
which they Inherited from said john cOntaninS, Is sup
posed, Sixty-StS Acres and II fraction. ~ Z.
Tie terms of sale area credit ofone two and three
years b equal lnslauents, with interest from the day If
sale; the purchaser giving bonds Tith approved security
the payment thereof and the title being retained till
it Is paid.
The title Is believed goo aud the land is sold in
a. jacob, .stN
a .-5-vls.-r-r
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-30
TOWANDA
IFEMAlE SEMlNARYo .

T,HE MISSES HANSON respectfully inform the public
L. that the Fall Term of their school will open in the
building second street. west of the Ward House,
on Monday September Is, 1856.
Miss o. ID. HANSON will have the general superinten-
dence of the school, assisted in Music by Miss REBECCA
d. HANSON, and in French by Miss EMMA HANSON.
Thankful for the patronage already extended to them
they beg leave to those enrtng their daughters
in their charge that every effort will be made to deserve
the confidence and favor of their patrons
The school year will consist Of four quarters of eleven
and ending in September. of a few days will be
taken at the holiday.
TEEfs, FER QUARTER:
FIRST Css-To include the elementary English &c M
/ branches, and the study of the Latin language,
Second Classic include the advanced stu-(
dies the English branches with Mathematics, SO 90
and the study of Latin and French. ..........1
Third Cidss--To include Mathematics, Mental
and Moral Philosophy Rhetoric, Botany, &C., sl2 90
with Latin and French. ch,.-.................-.)
Each pupil win bring with her desk and chair There
will be no extra charge whatever.
MUsIC-Instructon on the Piano, with use of instru
ncnt viii be given by Miss REDECcA d. HANSON, at $40
per quarter.
Boarding for young ladies can be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates. Pupils from distance will
receive the especial care of the teachers. -
LECTURES Rhetoric, Moral and Intellectual Philo-
ophy and the higher branches OF English Composition
will also be delivered twice in each week.
They beg leave refer to The following named gentle
men Rt- Rev. ALONZo POTTER, Bishop of the Diocese
of Penna, Philadelphia Rev. Dr. MACLEAN President of
the College of New Jersey.
fEon. DapID WILMoT, G.. F. MASON, c. L. WARD, JOHN
F. MEANS, u. F. .BaRsTow, H. s. MERCEE, o. ID. BART
RETT Z. 0. GOODRICH, Towanda.
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BAKERY & RESTAURANT

One Door North Of the Ward House.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally that he has opened a BA
kerry AND EATING SALOON, ore door north of the
Ward House where he intend tn keep constantly hand
full assortment of everything in the line such as Bread
Biscuit Rusk, Crackers, Jumbles, all kinds Cake &c
Having secured the services of experienced baker
using nnnh but the best brands of our he feels confident
of giving satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
Wedding and other parties furnished with whatever re-
CURED on short notice and at the most reasonable
nice assortment of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, &C., kept
always ON hand and sold at the cheapest rates.
FRESH OYSTERS received three times per week by
express. and sold Wholesale and retail.
Rs-fot Coffee served up at all hours. nt forget the
place, one door north of the Ward Housy.>
February ~, 1856. IT. 4. BURBANK
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-30
LIQUOR STO RE.
FELTON, would respectfully infol

= FELTON, would respectfully inform the
Cs public that he is ready at his old stand under
Hall Kussss, south side Of the public square, to urn-
ish those wanting PURE LIQUORS, with almost every
thing in at ne He has lately made large additions to
his stock purchasing Of the best importers and in the
original package. He has hand, and for sale in any
quantity from quart upwards -
Brandy-Signette, Cogniac, old Hennessy, and Otard
Gin.-Swan American. and Scheidam Schnapps.
Whiskey.-Scotch, Old Rye, MOnongahela, and Recti-
fed.
ttine4ySurran. port and Brown Sherry.
Fresh Camphene and Burning Fluid kept constantly
hand. Also % per cent. Alcohol
CIGARS of the best brands. jugs of all sizes quart
TASKS, and large quantity of empty barrels.
, Binghamton Ale by the gallon or barrel.
Those favoring with their patronage may be certain
that all articles will be what they reprs ent4
N. B. The person who borrowed my Vantage Rodn is
requested to return it..
Towanda January Is, 1856.