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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
.AD THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM 4 HIGH
Ll RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN:


LIMESTONE, hontour Co. Pa, Oct. 90 ISIS.
This isto certiry7hat pronounced by several phv
scanS as c"nsmptiye, and had al the symptoms OF the
dcas" M its worst form such coughing severe pains
m the chest. shortness OF tn nght-weatS aud eN-
uene weakness and asSitHde in Euy whole system. NV
family nearly all haS ing died Of Tire disease. had given
upai hope OF recovery, nothing gave relief: but
through the persuasion Of friend induced to try
hr NISHARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY The
bsl bottle relieved me considerably and the third bottle
cured me entirely. now feel as Nre as ever did in nv
NE and am able to follow my occupation as farmer A.
fully as any one.
lalso had sister in advanced state Of the dis
e having been confined to her bed for over year and
FMoJuced beyond hope by our hest physicians. She
,Tas entirely cured by the Wild Cherry but it re-
EelsiN or eight bottles and she still take il occasion
@gNa preventive being naturally weak che-t4d.
rAl sincerely urge all Who sim ilaTiy afflicted to
KIT DtstGr's BaisGm Of Ifitd Cherry a, | am salts
| mat but for your valuable remedy my sister and
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&leW A0Orrtfsrmrnt9.
NEWS OEEICL

FV1FTF r,1.--.
IN Il. Undersigned begs leave to cali the attention Of
he nov q lowanda and vicinity 10 the fact that
Ngt,oa s.vlng hIs whole attention to the Ne,,s md
urpi.5'g business have the yeIy best actiS. fo
Ao1tS5 81 ~l papers, Daily and IVeekig Also All tbe
get s1 Publications on hand as soon a. ssped can S,,T
actice ~ P1O''snea IN the United States on short
10 cents r,es Herald, Tribune and News furnished At
tine 10 sP.k week the Daily World at TO- Now s the
Political NJ ior daily paper, in order to get tLe
ment of S,o,;, Eecuon Returns, &c. good assort
Pens Fnroioonary will be found at all times s Esir
ronsgs os eopes &c &c Thankful for the berai per
ny 6GsnesP. ny y Ifas hope by attending promptly to
ht grateful On % ~ tlelI custom, for which shall ever
'''' i'eV a. COWLES,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

NJ. z. d e. RArL ROAD.
CHANGE of hours, commencing MONDAY, JUNE Is,
- 1860. Trains viii leave WaYery about the follow
ing hours, viz
WEST. East.
Dunkirk Express. .4.57 p IN. Y Express. l0S A. NJ
Night Express. 3.S7 A. M.iNighU EXpress.l2IS A. NJ.
Mail STA p M.lAccommOdaton 6.53 r. NJ.
Way ............S.l3 4. NJ Stock Express 4.55 A. NJ.
Express Freig ght.. 5.3j p NJ Way. 2.55 2. NJ
Fast Freight isis \. NJ. Fast Freight l0l0 A. NJ.
Way Freight GAO ANYWAY Freight. APO z. NJ.
Cincinnati Express does not stop at WaVerly. Night
Express Stock Express Express Freight Fast Freight
(both Ways,} every day ACCOMMODATION remains
night at BGghamton. Mail remains oyer night at
Emira. Night Express of Sundays only to Emira.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
CHARLES MlNOT, General Sup.
NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
TOBACCO AND SECARS

Ever brought to Towanda which having been purchased
directly from the Manufacturers and Importers enables
to compete with the Wholesale Tobacconists OF the
city Hotel keepers and others respectfully invited
to examination of ms entire stock Of Liquors Cigars
and To- acco Also,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

of every variety. Ny stock of LIQUORS has been pur
chased for CASH directly from the Importers whereby
| am enabled To furnish Farmers for the approaching
Hargest Superior and Pure article of Liquor of an!
Kind whatever. at LOWER PRICES than were ever be
fore offered in Towanda.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
M. Linooln1s Cnbinef.
fFrom the New York Hsrala.l

Mr.. Seward will not be in the Cabinet
IF he accepts any place under Mr.. Lincoln,
he will go as Minister to England; other
wise he will remain in the Senate. Weed
! still insists that he shall remain in the
country, aud control the distribution of
the spoils in New York. Mr.. Lincoln is
very cautious about entering into CONVEX
sation relative to the subject of Cabinet,
but it is not difficult to understand the
drift of his mind by his bestowal of COM
pliments. From this standpoint, the init
iInRtion of his immediate confidential
friends, and the popular currents in the
minds of the leading republicans. ven
ture TO predict that Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet
will be nearly as follows:
Secretary Of State,.........Judge Mclean of Ohio.
Secretary Of Treasury, 1. Dayton, of N.
Postmasfer 0eneraI. Henry Warren of Iowa.
Secretary Of WNE,.......-- CNssius a. Clay, of Ky.
Secretary Of the Navy. Emerson Etheridge Of Tenn.
Secretary OF GAlusha A. Grow, Of Pa.
Attorney GenersL..........H. Winter Davis Of Md.
The country may rest assured that the
Cabinet will be of the type indicated
above, if not exactly the same. 1t will
not be less conservative, but more so, if
anything.
Mr.. Grow is the youngest and most rad
lcal man in the above named list, and he
is of the Banks school of politics, an old
Pennsylvania Democrat and supporter of
Polk and Dallas, aud probably no man
knows more about the public fund ques-
ton, in all its details, than he. which fact
makes him the more valuable for the post
of Secretary of the Interior.
An able artist has been for several days
doing pictures of Mr.. Lincoln's reception
room at the State House the interior of
his private residence; Mrs. Lincoln, the
future queen of the White House, who,
am happy to say, possesses the peculiar
qualifications for that distinguished and
difficult position. These pictures will
soon grace the pages of one of your illus
trated papers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
sPECIA.I. NOTICEs.
You wish 10 I,now, what our Medt

ME- You wish to know SRhRt our Aealclnea
49, win dOl Read the following and learnss
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Skin, by thoroughly Purifying the Blood, as an ex-
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ID. BreMtlfnger's Syrup Boncset and Wild Cherry,
las no equal in the cure OF Coughs, Colds and Alec
tons of the Chest generally.
Sd. Brenuingers CRth0rtic Pills remove all acid
and deleterious substances nom the Stomach and
Bowels, without in the least scSenfng the stomach
They are the best Phi for general use now sold.
4th The Berger or Spine and Muscle Imminent
acts like charm In relieving all pains of the face
back or limbs, where the use Of a IMMINENT is In
dictated.
9th. The genuine Conklin Salve as prepared by us,
is, you NIL know, Of theTery best things in the
world for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &C.
9Th Tho Golden Hair Restorative, prepared ly us,
gives to the hair fine gloss, renGers It son and
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causes new crop where the head has become bald
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PILEss P1Es.l pIIEs.Is
lk1at M Holr cilrsd

Thousands of persons have PiIes-suffer for years
with the diseasO-yet few know what it is or how 1T
Is cured. Every case OF Piles whether manifested In
the form Of external tumors frequent blcedings or
In violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion of the abdominal circulation
This produces the engagement dilation ofthe VEINS
formation of tnmors, hemorrhages, pain and suffer-
ing; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this venous congestion. Hence olntments, washes,
and even injections, are so Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPECIFIC,
simple sugar pill, taken two three tmesper day,
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box.
n. B-A full set of HuMpnETs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPSCIFCs, with Book of Directions, and twenty
Remedies, in large three-drachn vials and morocco
case S.; do in plain case, 81; case of fifteen boxes
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The Remedies, by the single box or full case, sent
to any address by mail express. FREQ of charge
receipt of tho price. Address
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cARlsD.

Eds. Inte1ligeneer lin your paper for
Monday, y on announced the acquittal of
Samuel Melville, stating that there was
.'no crimiuating evidence against him
whateyer." This is hardly justice, and I
would beg leave to make known the fol-
lowing facts through the columns of your
very excellent paper, which has won for
itself the truly enviable reputation of de-
string to render Justice to every man. All
who are acquainted with the circumstances,
know that Thomas Carr committed rape
upon the person of Miss Martin; and it
was proved that Carr told Melville to fol-
low him, that he did follow up dark and
dismal hollow, to a point where the voice
of black hawk could not be heard at
the nearest residence, that he there stood
an eye witness to one of the most heinous
crimes that 1t ever entered into the heart
of man to commit that when the girl
had escaped from the clutches of her
fendish ravisher, and was running away,
that Melville pursued her, calling to her
to stop; that he continued to pursue her
till Carr warned MIN of approaching dan
ger after which the Two went sknlking
about amid the rocks and underbrush I'M
til eleven o'clock at night, when they ut
tempted to board the Pittsburgh train,
where Melville was arrested instead of
Curr, on account of their having changed
hats. He then refused to tell anything
about Carr, and thus effected his complete
escape.
/ might add, that If the citizens of
Bridgeport had been aware of the dark
deed of these modern Tarqnins, they
would never have received the benefit of a
trial before a jury of their countrymen.
MARr1Ssv11IE, O., Nov. 18th, 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

HEna is a clip which we take from an
article headed, "the Effects of Disnnlon
upon the Northern States" published in
the Union newspaper yesterday
This Northern trade Of the North against
the South is but an "irrepressible conflict"
based avowedly upon.Fa IhiSher law"
which is but an idea ofsfnlsc philanthropy,
though overshadowing large portion of
our Northern States, and even while the
South is resisting the influence of this
crusade abolition movement, shei decided
as the colonies were eighty -four years ago,
while even the preliminary movement is
already being felt by the Northern artizan
with but meagre Demonstration of the
South of ''non-intercOucsc"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Burning OF cold Abe" Mt North Car
DINA College.
WAkE FOREST CoLLEGE, n. c
November 5, 1860.

November 8, 1860.
An cbulition of patriotism is pervading
the whole country around here as the cleo
ton draws nigh. An instance of it may
not be embarrassing to your readers. On
Friday last the students of the College
were surprised at seeing huge placard
posted on the bulletin announcing that
tAbe Lincolnn would be hung in efigy,
that evening, aud consequently, surmises
were rife, and anticipations of fun INDUCED
in. Soon after sunset line was formed
at the College, and the efigy-a regular
six footer-was escorted to a gallows,
which had been erected during the day,
and which stood on n small knoll immedi-
ately in front of the College campus. The
doleful notes proceeding from few must
cal instruments, accompanied by huge
bass drum, informed the inhabitants of
the vicinity that the 1ong-wished for
event was about TO take place. The effigy
was placed upon the gnllows, and, at n
| signal, was hoisted to the gaze of ALL
| Shout after shout rent the air, and after
order was restored an eulogy' upon the
character of the deceased was pronounced
by II. Lansing Burrows, a student from
Richmond.
The efigy hung upon the gallows
throughout that night and all day Satur-
day, attracting the attention of all passers-
by. On Saturday night line of students
was again formed, and, accompanied by
the music and pine torches, proceeded
once more TO tho gallows, where, amid the
renewed shouts of the people, it was burn
cd. The crowd, after three cheers for the
Union, dispersed:
The whole event passed OFF without any
disturbance. and was under the sanction
| pronounced to be as good a satire upon
Lincoln rs could be expected from SO
youthful an nspirant for oratory., 1t
abounded with several hits full OF wit,
and was received with much applause by
all. The gallows still stands in remem-
brance of tho patriotic deed. CoRsA1n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

COMMON SENSE rules the masses of the
people, whatever the misnamed and mis-
anthrOpc philosophers may say to the con-
trary. Show them a good thingi let its
merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cor
diel patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment of physician, con-
corning the virtues ofHosrETTER's Buffers,
as may be seen by the immense quantities
of this medicine which are annually sold
in every section of the land. 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for the diseases of the
digestive organs, such as diarrh@a, dyaen-
terry, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
that arise from arrangement of those por-
ticns of the system. Hostetter's name is
DrafT1 10 rvKrs5 rr5rtt- -urre- s11uress (br enc
Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article
and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in tue world.
RS@See advertisement in another col
nlnn. noy3-1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
A CAR&.

Editors of the IntelLigencer
CENTS. IL read card of Mr.. ]. ~.
Buersner, in your paper of Saturday, com
planning that ] had dismissed him from the
Post Office on political grounds. stated
to that gentleman the reason of his dis
missal, which was, his using improper lau-
guage towards me in a public company. L
am opposed to prescribing any man for
opinions sake. In this instance. sense
of self-respect compelled. me to act as /
have done. Respectfully,
II F, FEESEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

The New York Posi- affrms that during
the twenty-tbree years Queen Victoria has
been on the British throne, she has never
been confined to her room from sickness
for single day, excepting upon the occo-
sions when she has added to the number
of the Guelph olive branches.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

THE editor of the La Crosse, Wis, Union
who staked his printing Office on Douglas
carrying Illinois and Wisconsin, appends
this paragraph to the announcement of the
result of the October elections:
wASrED.-A large Bible with very
coarse print. Any person having such a
ed, will get n good bargain. Inquire at
the Editors room all day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Lewis zeigler,
In Chancery.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County, June Ia. lSGO.
Lewis Cook

Lewis ZeiGler, In Chancery.
Lewis Cook County. june Il So9 1sco! Of ohio
PURSUANT TO ADECREE RENDERED. m rrY,1s
ABOVE entitled cause in the Circuit Courf If 0Jtjo
SOuhIy on the l4th day of june 1890 will SrocoI
10 sell at the front door of the Court IIonse oS 5
county, on tho 9th day of August 1850 to The biSE
oaI s inc property, 70 "a part or
on Main street, in thu city Of Wheeling situated S
nediateiy south of frame dwelling house f1r1neri,
occupied by joseph CALDWELL and between said hSnss
Saa the lot formerly the property of Andrew While
sag parcel supposed to contain thirteen feet front
on alan street, antArunning back same width S5s
Sa a and thtrttwo q82 feet Also part If Iot
No nc 20, atGated Immediately back or east Of said mar
a ABOVE %, described and adjoining the same a. FOL
lows, 70 Rtti-Begnning Rt the southyest CORNER n
~ nnmner (76) and running thence with
nS south line Of the same, sixteen 6J feet, to
thence west and parallel with tho Est Ina ~
inns = parcel ne sixteen 6 feet the west boundary
tt ol Iot hnn CO., and thence with
me same to the beginning, With tue tenement
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
VII De given for the purchase money, the Durchassr
s9ylng bonds with good security, bearing fntarest
Jay OF sale aud tho title retaincd nntIi Tho
."a 4 OF the purchase money Sc paid Wy
SAMUEL IRWIN, Sheriff o. %
o. -Ghe above sale is continued tin Mondsy The
30 day III December nsxt5 +I,SIiS u . Sle
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
THE PEN AND swoRn

For long time the question has been argued
which was tho most powerful the Pen or the sword
II has been generally conceded that the influence
and power Of the former as greater than the latter
How Important then, If such is the case that the
Pen should have good lux to accompany III Hence
all desiring good writing, should use CHEMICAL.
WRITING FLUID, made by
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
now Mheolfnp Vn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
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WM. A. BAUCnELoR's HAIR DYE produces a
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may be continued, and the ill-effects of bad Dyes
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did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
eH The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each box of
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
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In al cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
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the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
ago which should be carefully preserved.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

LmcoLN carries the State of New York
by 81, T6s, according to yesterdays Tribune.
Bell carries Missouri and Tennessee, ac-
cording to the last appearances, with still
q show in this State, rs, witness this from
the Richmond Wing of yesterday:
We present in the following table the
official and reported majorities in 1913 coun-
ties, showing, If the figures be correct,
majority for Bell, as far as heard from, of
$40: The % counties yet to be heard
from gave Letcher $50 ma ority, so that
gain of twenty in each is still required to
give the electoral vote of the State to Bell.
The DispGtch publishes a list of couu-
ties, aud says.
Should the counties above vote precise
" as they did in 1859, Mr.. Bell would
have clear majority of eco. But in Rus
sell county, a telegram states that the
Democratic gain is reported at nearly 500,
and Scott, Grayson, Lee, and other coun-
ties In "Little Tennessee" are reported by
telegraph to have given large gains for the
same party. In Kanawha, it is stated by
telegraph that Bell gains 200 over the vote
of $50. The table of the Presidential cleo
ton includes 10 counties, nearly every
one of which are reported by the clerks of
Gu6 OOuukJ SOuEGSi t1uu may SuSLS4OLG VIC
considered as reliable.
On the other hand, the Enquirer is wide
apart from both these papers and says:
Since our announcement of Saturday
last, showing a majority for Breckinridgc
over Bell, of about 1900 in the counties
then heard from, we have received but few
ndditinoal returns. These make no appre-
ciable difference in the prospect.
The Alexandria Gazette gives up the
State to Breckenridge, remarking that:
Virginia has voted for Breckenridge, but
by a majority so small, in comparison with
the vote for Mr.. Buchanan four years ago,
and other Democratic votes, MS to show a
great change in public sentiment, and to
satisfy us that, on the questioniof disunion
and secession, on account and for the rea-
son of an adverse result in a Presidential
election, she will be emiuently conserva-
tive. Ofthe thousands of honest and in
teiligent men, who, on party and other
considerations, preferred Mr.. Breckenridge,
two-thirds will be opposed to any hitching
on to the car of Disunion, or any other
reckless, improvident and unconstitutional
course. Virginia will have around her
and sharing her counsels and fortunes, in
all probability, North Carolina, Kentucky,
the Gulf States" If they were wise, they
would heed.
Since the above was in type the tele-
graph tells us the State has gone for
Breckenridge by thousand majority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14
Eleiz,. Lee Guarder,

EIetzn Lee Gunrder, In Chancerv In
ES: tho Circuit Court
OURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED. IN 'TJE
Sth day OF June, 1SG0, shall proceed TO sell ut nI
nc sale at the front door of tile Court House Of Ohio
county on the 9th day Of September 1880 lot No
% on Preston street, in the city of Wheeling
Terms OF sALB-one-sixth of the purchase money
a IN Sash and tho baance credit of six, twelve
ana eighteen months, the purchaser giyin, honds
with good security and the title retained nnsI tS
aug23 "a SJ3 81 liRIvIDy q n
"a day Of December next n HGty; q. 5'le
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-14

heA New YOrlsictitic in noticing some5pe-
culiarities of Charlotte oustiman,s acting
says in it'Neg Merriles'' she holds her arms
like the broken wings of turkey, and
calls it acting.