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MORNING. SEPTEMBER 24. 1864. NO. 214. fettttittftaoT, HITKUIUKICIUl ItllLDiaali jr. J.?vV ??*?? ?****-*! TKKMB: Mr, (fcj ad, pnMt a tltmmj ?I^ou 9m tt* I II IM Wmtll.tftirnr.f,**, kKnwJ.. Mr. MT-UnrtWHfaM 111 tdnmiMMUfcwii KIHMUMH, M41W |?M l? ggg KMTIIUCLY VHIHILIII ?0 ALCOHOLIC PIUtFAKATlOB* A PUltIC TOMIC MMUICIMK DR. HOOFLAND'S German Bitters PREPARED MY IDIi. O. M- JACKSON, PIIILAUKLPU1A) PA. \|7 ILL effectually core llvtr Complaint, Dys If pepsfce,JauDdicalGhroBla?rM*rvreD?bllityl Dimmm of the Kidneys, ana all DttMM arising from * disordered Liner or Blomacll, ?uch u Con stipation, Inward Pllea, Fullness ol Blood to the Heed, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Dlsgndfor Pood, fullueeeor Weight In the Htotmecb, How JtiucUUi.ai, blnking ot llutUrtaf at the Pit of ?HM0Mcb, Bwlmmtof of the Ueed, Uarrltd and Difficult UruatUiug, Muttcxlun ?t the Heart. Choking or snffocatlog He naatlons when In a lying paiure, Dimasae of Vision, Dot* or Webs before the Bight, liter aad Dull Paiu la the Ilea*, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Ukln, and Eyee, Puln tn (be Bide, Back, Chert, Limbs, Ac., Huddsn flushes ot Ileal, Burning la the flesh, Oonitani Imegimngs ol Evil, aad great Depression af spirit. And will positively prevent Tallow fsvar, Billions Fever, Ac., Ac. Theyoontaln HO ALOOUOL OB BAD WD1BKT. They will Cure the above Dueattt in Ninety- | tune caaee oui of a Hundred I Induced by tbeeiteoelve tale end universal popularity of Hoofland's German Bitters! | (PDBILY VEGETABLE,) iloits of Ignorant Quacks and unscropnloos adven turers, have opened upon suOurlng humanity the flood-gate* of Nostrums iu the shapeel poor whisky, ?llel/ compounded with InJurlone drags and chrla* tcned Tome*, Btowachks and Bitters. Beware of the innumeiable array of Alcoholic preparatloui In plethoric bottles, and high-bellied kegs, under the modest appellationof bitters, which Instead of curing, only aggravate disease, and leave the disappointed sufferer tn despair. UOOPLAND'B QKBMAN BITTER* Are not g new and tat tied article, but have stood the test of fifteen year* trial by the American pub lic, and their repn attcL and sale are not rivalladby any similar preparation. The proprietors woe tbousaudeof Letters from the must eminent Oiergymeo, Lawyers, Pbyslcia&s, and(Jttui>us.??stilyujg, oltbclrowu personal anowl edge, to the beneficial effect* and medical virtuoso! these Bitters, DO YOH WANT BOMETHINQ TO BTRENQTUIN TOO? DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE ? DO YOU WANT TO BUILD CP YOCtt OOHBTITO TIONf DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WKLLf . DO YOU WANT TO GET BID OP NERVOUSNESS f | DO YOU WANT EN RBOY? DO YOU WANT TO BLEEP WKLLf . DO YOU WANT A BnlsK AND VI00R0U8 FEEL ING f If ycm do, use Hoofland's German Bitters! | From J. ifnolon Brown, D. D., Editor eflkt Ency tloptdxaof Rtligiout Knowledgt. Although not disposed to fcvor or recommend Patent Medlclui'S in general, through dlitrust Ot their Ingredient* and effects, I yet know ol no ?uffl deat reason, why a tunn may uot teetity to the beuflt he believes himself to have received tiouany simple preparations. In the hope that be may thus contrib ute to the benefit of others. I do this the mot* readily In regard to Hoofland's German Bitlere, prepared l>y Dr. C. M. Jackauu, of this city, because I was prejudiced agaiuit tbetu lor many yean, uuder the Impresaiou that they were chietly an alcoholic mixture. I am Indebted to my friend Hubert Shoemaker, k.?>|., for the removal ot this prejudice by proper teats and for encourage aent to try them, when sullontig froiugrest Mid long continued debility. The use of three bottles of these Hitters, at the beginning of the present year, was followed by evident relict, and le.toratlon to a degree of bodily *ud mental vlgoi which 1 had not felt fur six mouths before and hud almost do ?paireduf regulating. I tlinr *' T* ink God and my friend fo r directing me to th use ol tnem. J.Nk VI )N BKUWN. phlladalpb iJnneM.lWil, IMPORTANT TO S0LDIERS1 Thoie havin? Friends in the Army Wf call the attention of all having relations or friend* In the army to the /oc. that "Hootand'afler* ma J bitter*" will cure iiiue-leutha ot the diseases Induced by expotmreand privations incident to camp life. In the I lata, published almost dally in the newspapers, ou the arrival of the a'ck, It will be noticed that a wry large proportion are suffering from debility. Every case ol that kind can be readily cured by Uootland's German Bitters. Dts eaaes resulting from disurders of tlie digestive orgaus are speedily removed. We have no liealtatlon to stating that If th?-c Uitters were friM*ly u*e<l among our soldiers, hundreds ol lives might be saved that otherwise wonld be la* . Wecail particular attention to the following re markable and well authenticated cure ol one of the uatlou's heroea, whose life, to use bis owu language, "has been savod by the Bitters." PutumriiM, a tig. 31, IS82. Mumim. Josu A Eva**-?Well, geiitlemeb.yout lI(?otlan<r'<ii)<rtuan Bitter* Imssavi-d my III*. Theie Is no ml*take in this. It Is vouched for by numbers of tn> oomradi-*, same of whose natn?s are appended, and who wern cogultant of all the clrcunutatKes of my ca?e. I am, and have been for the last foui year* a mftnl.i t of Sherman's celebrated battery and uudir the tmniHiatc commsnd of Captain It. 11 Ayera. Through theei|M>sure atteudaut upon my arduoti* dutiea, I waa attanlTi*! In Noveinliur Ust with mtiauiuiatioii ol th?-lung*, and waa for seventy twodaysiu the hospital. Tin* w**lollow?d by ureat debility, lieighletiol by an attack of dyaeutcry. 1 was then remoVe<| from the White llouae, uiHlaent to this city on iHMtrd the "fctato of Mains," from which 1 landed on tbe^Sthol J tin . Hlnce that time I have b?en about as low as any one ?.otild be and still retain a apurk ot vitality, lot a week of more | 1 waswarcely nhlr toswullnw anything, aud If I did force a morsel down, It was Immenlately thrown up igain. I could uot even keep a glass of water on Biy stomach. Lilt* could uot Imi uuder such circum stance-; and, accordingly, the physicians, who luoe b?.en working Isithlully, though tinaUcces*fully,to reectM me from the graapotthe dread Archer,funk ly told me thny could do no more for uie, and ad v. < d me to see a clergyman, and to make such disposition of my limited fund* a* beat suited me. An ac<iaiut ance who visited me at the hoaplUI, Mr. Frederick Hteiubrowo, of Hlsth atreet, below Arrh,adriiod Uie, a* a forlorn hope, u. try your Uttti'i*,uud kindly procured me a bottle. From the time 1 commented taking them the gloomy ahadow ol death receded, and 1 aiu now, thank Uod lor it, getting better. Though I have taken but two bottles, I have already gained ten pound*, and I f*el sanguine ol being per mitteii to rejoin my wile and daughters, from whom 1 bale heard nothing for eighteen months, for, gen tinmen, I am a loyal Virginian, Iroin the vicinity of front liny&|. To your Invalnnble Bitters I owe the i attainty ot life whkh ba* taken the place of vsgus fear*?to . our Hitters will I owe the glorloni privl . lege nt again < laaping to my bosom those who are the dearest to me in life. v?ry truly your*. IBAAOM ALONE. We fully concur In the truth of Uie above state* VI*"i'.** *" ''?weired of *<x4ng our cumrtds Mr. Malone, reatored to bealth. JOHN UUUDLhliAOK, l.t New York GkGBGB A. At KI.KV.Co c, 11th Maine. LKWIBUIIEVaDIER.m New York. I. E. HI'KNUE, 1st Artillery, llattery P. J 11. PAHKW Kl.L, Co. It, 8d Vermout. II EN IIY B. JKROMK, do do HENRY T. MAObONALD.Co C.fllh Maine JOHN V. WARD, On, K, Mb Maine. IIKHMAN KOOli, C%>. II, 7M New York. NATHANIEL B. TIIOMAH, Co F.tbtli I'nnn. ANDREW J. El.M HALL, Co. A, lid Vermont. JOHN JENKlNH, Co. II, lOflth Penu. Rea that the signature t.f "C. M. JACEHON" li the WNArrih of each bottle. BEWARE OP COUNTERFEIT*. NO. ?:il AI tCH HTItHilCT Principal Utfloe and MarmJacUrry, JONEM A KVANB, |H cseeseri U^O. M. Jarkson A Co.,J PaofitavoM. PRICE?.- I.arve slse. boldlng nearly doublt 'luaiiUty.SI per Utlls; Ulf duri<ii,t6. Hmall sl?e 1U per boltlit, half doren, |4. WTPor sale by Druigists and Dealers every wher i. the United Hutee, and by ell the Druggists sn Dealers la Whsellng. beUl l ,?Iwiu vok pjumnnii,' ABRAHAM LINCOLN, or ILLINOIS, 'OH VlCK-PUBIIDBaT, ANDREW JOHNSON, Of TRNNR8BRB. PUKIIOENT1AL BLKCTOBI* nut Dimio*. JOHN B. ATKINSON, of Hancock Ooqntj. wooo wmjCT, ?DWARD 0 BUNRIR, of Moooocalla. T1IU? WtTWCT, 1.8. BROWN, of Jackaoo. mcroM At ujMui RLLKRY R. HALL, of Marlon. W. JL WITRNBOW.of Wood. Union State Ticket maoYWioa, ARTHUR I. BORRMAN, of Wood Ooonlj. wuTuicrmn, GRANVILLE D. HALL, ofHarriaon. t ADDIToa Of RATI, J.IL UeWHORTRR, of Roana. TKliSCRO Of ft ATI, CAMPBKLL TARE, otRrooka. attouikt annul* MHKAIil U HALL, of MArion COMUHKgg, 0. D. HUBBARB, of Otilo Ooantj. County TiokeL amn-iltiuL pick. Hollas or Duimi-Di< 1KL LIMB, TOti'DUHl N. 00B1UU 0. D. BONAB. RkosMa-A.O KOBINSON. JOHN BISHOP. PAoeiorms imim-i. B. CALDWELL. Assutou?City]?KI.I JAH BAT. [CouotjJ-JOHSID. MAXWELL. Pcititok?OHABLM 0. BAM . ??"?o.r?cjr .ad th. Rekelllon. Kxbioitione of alter indifference to the public honor and welfAre Are becotniog so Irequeot (fast there is daoger or tbeir ceu log to be shameful. The democratic lead? i >rs io convention at CbicAgo calculAted 1 npoo Ibis wretched immunity. They staked everything on the hope that inde ?ucy might beoome common enough to be respectable. They intended to send abroad Ibelr most false and unmanly sentiments with ao effrontery that sboold shield them ! from rebuke aud almost (roc detection. j But see vbat they did: and look at it ae i if it were now seen for th. first time 1 Their assembling was iu the midst of civil ' ?rar. By. JhrtrulkMi, tadenl g.rwnm.n J must bar. begun, it. If tku. is ..y ?g , in it Ibtre is Do hint of its haing M;.lurt 1 else. "The eiperiaent of war" Was made ' under the pretense ol restoring the Onion 1 and baa been carried oo with dure. ! Bard "in every part." for the oon. solution, and for "public liberty and private rights." There is no reference to any crista or wrong doing anywhere except in the administration ol the general government. Not once in tbe slightest manner is it Intimated that there is any other origin of our salamities, direct or indirect near or remote. In fullness and in detail, they charge tbe most enormous guilt upon the officers of our goveroment, Other sound or breath of reprobation they have none. They themselves we arc as sured are the friends and upholders ol tbe constitution and tbe Uoioo. They point lo no enemies that these have ejeept the national president aud his advieers and supporter*. Wemustrepeat itngain?that this stupendous lalaity may il possible be apprehended?no person, oow or in tbe luiure, with this carelully prepared deliv. erance of tbe Chicago democracy in his hand*, could be led to imagioe tbat there was any other source for one or all tbe evils of our times except In the misdeeds ol the men oow in authority at Washingtoo. How now does this correspond with tbe reality ? Huw does it agree with what has actually happened! The baro fact tbat stands up at once iu front and above all others is that lomi oni hat madi tear ujinn Hit govirnnrnt. The goveroment did not begin the war ; the war was Uj/un on il - Not the government, but some one else, made this so-called "experiment." They m.de it too as to all iu moj, important and critical preparatory steps before the present auminislratioo had assumed tbe power and wnile the whole machinery of the gov', eminent, hir that matter, was in democratic bands. Who did it'/ People thai the dem ocratic party rninbi have some knowledge ol; individuals not altogether unheard of by the men in convention at Chicago ? Democrats made the war,-men boro and bred and lattened in the bosom of tbat party ; nod men, loo, who no more thao our years ago were Iu full democralio tel. lowship. Wo care nothing for calling them demo rrats. It might be nil the game if thoy had been whigs or republicans. Only we meau lo shoo the effrontery ol these men. Into the lace ol this unequaled insolence ol pretended purlly and national fidelity, we ding toe (act tbat they, who began and who carried oo this experiment of war, ore politically booe ol that bone and flesb of that flsih. They were trained in all the schools ol the democracy. They were the followers?thrj were the very authors and framerB of its axioms and ils poliey This is ihe parly tbat resolves that "in tho fu ture, ai m Ihi put," it will "adhere with unswerving fidelity to ihe tioioo under the constitution." A moroiful Provldento turn the prophesy from Ils fulfilment I Uov. liigler, upon inking tho chair of the convention of which he was cboseo tempo rary president, declared tbat tbe first great work to lie done was the overthrow of the present administration, and the inaugurn ration of another In its place, which "lo '"lying solely on Its peculiar dug mae and doctrines, and tho ravages of tho m-M..* il. " ' " of political author. iMiidoiiiiV^^r^vt'r' ."",i I tbia dec ret. Til hero li a man?an old helper tod fellow worker for jmn lo the itoi harneii?who riaea up end till! ui that dimocratio principle! nod democrat 4p men alone can lite ut. All things moil be referred to the people?as they ?bould be?that the people maj cbooee democrat! to role, because democrat! have cboiaa to make war on the people rath er than to ha?e aojr thing m the oeople cbooee It. ? We again lay that we oara nothing for tbelr partj namee, Old aeeoclatiooi maj go with the pait. Bnt when inch men m those et Ohloago put on airs about their blitory, and grow holler than others, we shall answer them with the truth. And not only this, but we ehall wish to bs told, and tbe patrlotlo men of this nation flU demand to know, whether or not Jiff Mft an/ opinion to exprees upon tbaoooduot of their former aesociates, now the leaders of the rebellion. Tbe blitorj of .the paste is not nob, they maybe they can itand safely on that alone, while they deny all acquaintance with any public criminal! except the perioni lawfully.cho sen to bold the firit troits in the republic. Have they anything to lay agalmt the men who made tbe warT It le a question not to be turned ailde. The voting popu lation of the states bate not grownso stupid as net to know that tbe reiponilblilty for this war and all its miseriee ii somewhere else than in tbe officer! of tbe preeent ad ministration. Tbe government may not have been always wii?;?let that pass.? The government did not make the fight. That much we can remember. If the sins of tbe administration are to beexpoied and denounced, other line aod tbe ureal one , will need to be alio mentioned. They who omit to do it are insulting the understand ing of every man lo whom they speak. Tbey < are likely, too, to be thought of as in iym* j patby with those whose crimea tbey will neither denounce nor mention. Some otb* , er incidental tbioga the American people , may let slip out of mind, but for ibis ( ureal fact of tbe war iiaelf, when any one , undertake! lo teach them about it, tbey 1, know at least how it began. And for tbe , leacbers, who have not found out even , ibis, they will doubt tbelr capacity to in* , struct tbem as to bow it should end. t The Reaant Terrible Accident on tbe i Pennsylvania Central Rail Hoed? I Dlatreaatng Scenes of Horror. i If rum the Pittsburgh Commercial, of jeatarday. Tbe faat expreua train wbicb left Pitta* \ burgh on Tuesday evening at 8 46 consist- i lag of one baggage and seven passenger 'j cars in charge of conductor Mullison, with I & very full complement of pagaeogera, ran t into a coal train Wednesday morning, caus- I tog great destruction of property aod an t ippaling loan of life. Tbe accident, which 1 Happened at 4} o'clock lo the movaieg, i about two hundred yards wait ot Tboaae* l (own. (eleven miles iaat ot Mifflin,) on thi I briuk of the Juolau rt ver, pou lu iBo oauie t placp where, a few month! ago, a stock train i collided, with a loss of from seventy fi?e I to one hundred loraea, is not only equally i is great in ibe number of lives lost, but ( exceed* in Ibe horrible and eickening na- \ lure of tbe circumstances any rail road ? catastrophe tbat baa happened within our* knowledge in tbta country. i The responsibility of tbe sad event is i laid npon tbe conductor of tbe coal train, 1 which bad stopped at the station for w?. ( ter,aa being guilty either of the most In- | excusable ignorance in occupying tbe track i on tbe expresB train's time, or of tbe most i culpable negligence in falling of tbe pre- 1 caution of aunding a signal-man to tbe i rear to warn the approaching train, espe cially as the position ol tbe train was at i the end of a curve in tbe midat of a denye , tog. It has been said tbat ibe conductor of ibe coal train Intended to-switch off on the other track to allow the Express to pass east, but that sufficient time was not allowed. Wbioh of these suppositions was , the true one we were unable definitely lo , learn, hb neither the engineer nor the con ductor were seen after the occurrence of tbe accident. At all evonts, tbe Kxpresa approached ut full speed, tbe engineer not discovering until within fifty yards the fa tal obstruction. Tbe engineer instantly reversed the engine, and after wbiuliog "down brakes" twice, applied the locomo tive brakta, wbicb arecouuected with all tbe brakes on tbe tram, he with the fire man remnining at tbeir posts, both esca ping with bul slight injury. But the re* version aud check were too late, as tbe dis tance was far too short for a chcck upon tbe speed under tbe uiost favorable circum stance!, wilb tbe additional dicadvantago ot the wet condition of the rails, wbioh caused the wheels to lock and slide with resistance to the momentum of the train, floarcely more than a second -elapsed be* tore the locomotive bad leaped entirely through tbe coal car, and half thft next, wbivering them to fragments, aod dashing their contents in every direction, and turn ing over, aluunt bottom up. Tbe engine was badly shattered in tho encounter, and tbe top of tbe steam chest having been broken off, the steam and water rushed out with great violence, tearing an irregu lar jagged bole iu the ground, froiu which tho earth ruse lika a vaBt goyser, and set tled in showers of mad upon tho top! of tbe highest treea with.a a radius of sixty or seventy feet. The tender did not leave the track, and was but little injurud. The baggage car was elevated at the rear end from the truck, when the whole momentum of the restol the train waBin stanily expended In driving the baggage car so completely through tbe first pasien ger cur tbat the frame work of one fitted closely and entirely withiu the other. Mr. McUrvggor, tho bagg.iga tuaaier, whs Ibe only person in thil car, escaping with bul a few slight bruises. The firil paesouger car was, however, quite full, containing at least '.fifty persons, many of whom were women and cbildron. Those were, from Ibe nature of the collision, either crushed under tbe baggage oar, or driveu in a mass to the rear of tho car, the doors of which | were locked, as if lo make death doubly , aura, aud escape, so to speak, the more im possible. Hut inosl horrible to tell, the crush of wood, iron and glass was scarce* ly over when Humes were discovered in the rear of Ibe oar, aud within four minutes had enveloped this holocaust of dead, dy ing and mangled human beings In onu com mon funeral pile. It la not knowu whether the fire origi nated from tbe stove or from the gasoino ter, the latter being most probable. How ever, it Blurted so quiokly, and spread so rapidly, that tbe paiiengers, who Immedi ately on the Qollialon hurried from tho rear oars lo the front, only reached it in time to find the flames already under headway, and he compelled lo listen to the horrid oborge oI the cr.cill.g A.m. of tbi cart IhiMMhiM |rwi of ui, ?d ih. reodlof abrieke end loreaae of womin ?odi children, powerleee alike eltbir to q?eooh tbe fltmti pt men the biplm *loUm from their prlion of In. But on. ??? could b? obtilud, ilthoojh lltUe or ootbloi vh icfomfllibtd iren with tbit, or two opening* being eot through thi traaelied baggeR. ui. Six pmooi, la ?II, win mend iron tbi oir, tbe remain der, being minuted it Imm forty ptriou, wen eltoer cruabed .to dnlh, or biiior bm wounded were bunted ilire. One young lid/, aome lUteia er leren ?HB jell* of ige, they etroggled to dreg from i wlodow, bat being feet under the beggige cir, the it lut draw bereelf back igaio and periibed within. A men who It through the w(a3ow, tnt wis tratble to rorci hie wiy firther, and periibed u hi wu, hii chirred remiini, after the wood work hid luficliotly burot iwiy, filling ? hndleii, irnleee mm upon tbi other u?0h. One womin, with four children, ?ri known to bin been imong the number of tleiimi. Conductor John Uulliion md trat brake mani Kmory, wen lilt teen sitting in tbii cir by the itore, ind u they hivi notbien ?een ilnce, ho hop* ii enterliined of thiir eicipe. How mmy ind whit perioni wen burled in thit fiery tomb, may niter be told, u eTerything wu h'.erelly couiumed to uhei, ind utterly beyond recognition; thiooly tell tale to wiltlog heirtbatonee being the unbroken ibeence of looked for ?ooutepi, and the roicelen, endleia ?a. ?ancy of milled facet ud remembered voices. Meantime some of the passengers ?ac seeded in getting oat some doien trunks from the forward part of the baggsge ear wnilit others uncoupled the rear three passenger care, and pushed them btck out r "ifcb l^e ^re* fof wrd platform jjf the third passenger car having been Jriven upon the rear one of the second, it *as made impossible to detach tbem : they iccordingly very quickly took fire, and were rapidly consumed. There were a number )f wounded in these cars, but none killed. AU were gotten out, although it was by Hmost herculean efforts that the doors, frhicb as the first passenger bad been ocked, were broken open, and the inmates resetted. The scenes which now ensued beggar ivords and defy description in the sicken ng and barrowiog character of their details, toe dense mass ol baggage matter and mman remains which the wreck of the ?wo forward cars contained caused them to )urn a couple of hours longer than the wo following. Un the right of the train, ?Jrij Ja the progress of the fire, a charred, rbapeltM and headless mass rolled smoking Jto the road down by tha sideof the track! algb in the Mr and resting upon a taneled and tin fbeeting was mother one with arms drawn tip upon tbe Jeart, and legs burned off to stumps, from ?hose extremities tbe femoral bones stood >utwitb a horrible distinctness and naked less into tbe air. By its side was another ?qually charred and disfigured. Just under, and lying upon tbe flange of i wheel was another black mass, woich, *ith the encircling aprings of a hoop skirt were all that remained of a woman. The imaller ribs and other bones of children jetting out from the burning masd, pre Jented, it possible, * more sad and la mentable sight. Oa the left side, resting between tbe wheels, and ou he after truck lb? >00n revealed a human head, about which the fhmes lapped and licked until the white skull shone out, and tbe sutures juprd and grinned aa i( in mockery ol the horrid CArnival. What with tbe hissing, steaming, frying, manses of shapeless Immunity, and the white calcined forms of ribs, vertebral.'bin, and leomral bones, ntaring from out* the smoke and ashes, with tbeotber harrowing details of the calamity, we pray never ngaiu to be confronted with ?och a sight. Of tho wounded tlio most soriously hurt was Mr. Brooks, a mail agent be tween Philadelphia and Uarrisburg, who I reside* at Miffln, and got on the train at that place. His injuries are internal, and thought to bo severe. lie was takeu home on the westward train. A lady who had been rescued from the first pas senger car, and taken to tho station house, suffered vory severe internal inju ries. Surgical attendance was procured at an early hour; and all tho rest of the woundod wcro doing well. . Clreat indignation and strong feeling was evinced by the passengers against tho custom of looking ear doors, as pre* venting all efforts at oscupe iu tho event of such a cutastropbo. The railroad company doubtless consider that they liavo good reasons for pursuing such a course. Bo this as it may, wo are of opinion that the accident yesterday point* out most conclusively tho necessity for having a fuller supply of axes and buck> fits lor each train, as in tho present in stance but one axo and no buckots could be found. Tho accident above stated occurred at four o'clock yosterday morning, and a message being immediately sent for as sistance, two construction trains arrived simultaneously froui tho eaat and west, with a largo force of workmen, aud all tbe nccc*?nry appliances for clearing tho tracks and roplauiug tho rails which had boon bont from shape by tho heat, lu a very short space ol time tlio largo forco J bad tho track cleared and repaired for tlio wost buund train, aud accordingly at eleven o'clock wo williugly bid laiewell to a sceno of so appalling a calamity. A Desirable farm for saleT I *1? offer* ft?r Ml* .n oxollrut . i",rIn? 111 ,UI1" wunty, MlMourl, cuntalu. n* (VI l aero*?100 uudor cultl??tlon-o? wliicli lliero In .mull frame bouie. Ihnland I* wlttilu ou? milt of lha Hannibal Mil St. Joaenh Railroad, two lioni .Mouroo Station ami alxtwu lr.nn llnnni. 1* -ru '!ef? of r,"'? tlirouati i.. 1? hl*h ro'""H ????' itio oonulrj hwaUliy, |t n<IJoiii* tlio Und^ ol Wui. llookur. lor merly offtt. UMravlllo, Ohio. I'araona ilmlriug ??n> Information re?i>?otluu tin atiova laud tint rofurrod to Auuia Oakorne. aroc?r llrldtMUHjrt, Otilo. If ?#t ?old at (irlrato aaU tnlt.ro tlia lit daf o Ootober It ?||| than bo otftrod at tiubllo aalo Ii llannlbal, Ml?wuri. I tiava aiao tU acre* U?d, In WMhlditoi county, Mo ,hibi? la mllna from Potoal, aufiJ-lm* JOItN JON 18. pUOTUUKAfU ALBUMS,-A One ?t?h JfTl 1 buurn. Oloalun out at old tirlcat, by ?St!*: Jos. nitAVKs lolNULASS ANU Sl'AUKLINO (IK V liAilNK-?A Ireali ?op|ilyjual racoivotl at 0. .. UOOKlNQ'fl, No. 1 Odd fallow llatl Hrutf Stun. FALL Aire WINTER GOODS. ?00 DOS. CHILD'S WOOL BO?l, MOO - MUSIS' " ? 800 * LA DIBS' MIIIMO ? 300 * ? WOOL ? MOO *? u u HOODS, !? ? atanr ? Jioun, [ f? * - - oraim&n, UNDIR-SHHIRTB, DRAWERS, COMFORTS, ?CAW, MUBLAS, BOMTAOS, JOCKBY CAPS, BRIAVAST CAPS, Ac., Ac., Ac. ?0 DOZ. CHILD'S WOOL GLOTBS k MITTS, 75 " LA DIBS' " M k OAUMTLITS, 00 - MINI' mm ? SB m M LIMED LKATHKB QLOYIS, 50 ? ?? ?? - OAUMTLITS, 95 MM II ? ^ M 10 " HKAVY BUCK QLOYIS, 80 - LIMED - OAUMTLITS, 10 ? MILITARY BUCK ? 50 ? GENTS' AND LADIES' KID QLOYIS, Everything Else Desirable NOTION LINE. T)m abov* Whiter Ooodi having been oontracted lor, and my notfona purchased, during the montha of May and Juno, I ?U1 guarantee almost my antir* ?tockfttprhM bawd oaOoUM 176. Aodforbaaa ttfel colon Md *tjl*a o( Woolen Hoalary ud laooy Wool Ooodo I defy Um hat and Waat. H^Merchant* are reqneaUd to look through ay ?tore before purchasing, whether they boy or not. GEO. K. WHEAT, NOTION JOBBER, 26 Monroe Street, WHEELING, W. VA. *wp2I RATIONAL MEDICINE. Dr. thomah j. kismcr would reapeettully inform tho cltitena of Wheeling and vicinity that he hai permanently located In this city lor th? practice of Medicin* upon the Ra tional or Eclectic System. Up haa been eugsged in th<? practice of hla pmfeaalon for a number of yeara, and haa been eminently anrceaafol In the treatment ol all varieties of diseases, both acuta and chronic. Ilr. K., aa heretofore, will devote a good ahare of hia time and attention to the treatment of all chronic diaeaae* of both aexe*, auch aa Conantuptlou and all varietur of Lung 1)Im?s?*. all Diaeaaea of the Throat. Catarrh, Dypepaia, Lifer Complalnta, Mercurial and Nervoua DisftMea, Rheumatism, 8crofnla, every variety of Hlood and fkiu Diaeaae*, Kpllepsy, Tumor, Went. Pptnal Aflectlou*, Diaeasn* of the Kidney# and Bladder, Heart ARectioua, Disease* of tho Eye and Ear, Ac. Those peculiar to Eumale<, via: Iu llauimaUiry Disease* of the Uterna, l'alnfal Irregu laris*. Leucorrbea, Prolapsus Uteri, and all Ner Tone Diseases to which they are aubjtct. Disease* of Children caretolly am* rationally treated. Med icine* mild reliable and agreeable. All communication* atrictly confidential. Night call* cheerfully and promptly anawered. |3P0fflce and reaidence one door wrat of Louie Abling'a Hotel, Third atreet, near Reed A Kraft'* Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Office hour* from H A. M. to9 P. M. REVBRBN0B8. Prof. B. V. Payne, Stenbenville, Ohio. Dr. W. 1). McGregor, " 44 Dr. Q. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio. Prof. C. II. Cleaveland, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. C. A. Melchlmer, Van Wert, M JeTMydAw A CARD. DR. R. II. LKK-PHY8I0IAN, BURGEON AND ACOOUGHEK?tbankfitl for naat favor* would respectfully inform hla frleudaana the public generally that lie la atill doing bnalueaa at hia old ataud, Main atroat, near the Buapenilon Bridge, where he will uo lumpy to atteud to toy bnalueaa In hla llua that may be entrust*! to his care. Night calla promptly attended to. Dr. Lee la a graduate ol the Ecletic Medical Institute of Cincinnati, and haaliceu variously engaged iu the practice or Ma profianion fur the laat fourteen yearn. Dr. Lee la now prepared with all the uecaaanry apparatua lor the Medical application of Electricity in the treat ment (if Chronic diseases. to which he would Invite the apeclal attention of the afflicted. So perfect la Uio "llrallng Art" of the proaent day (aa practiced by Eclectic*) that (ow neoddaapalr of receiving per manent benefit If they cannot be perfectly cured. Special attention given u dlaaaaea of woman and chlldreu. All oommuulcattoua atrictly confidential. Our practice la aafe, cortaln and prompt, leaving no mercurial taint in th* ayatem, but cleansing reno vatlng aud strengthening th* giuera 1 ayatem, acting In uuiaou with Nature'a uuerrlug lawa. -? ML WllltUM, WNT VA.,Dec.4th,18to. 7b all uhnm it may cohetrn: W?, the under signed member* of the West Virginia Leglalature, take pleaaoi* In *aylng that wo have known Dr. i Hlchard 11. Lea mauv year* prevlona to Uio break. Ingoutof the Rebellion, aa a successful and ener getic practitioner of Medicine (of the Eclectic School) both In Kanawha connty Va, and Oalla county, Oblo. 0. SLACK, Penator 7th Dlat. W 8 DUNBAR, M. II. D. JOHN M. PUILPMI, Proa. Senate. 'Office one door aouth ef Kramer'* Hotel, Main street. Lad It* wishing to consult the Dr. (If they prafwr can call at room No. 8D, Grant House, ami Mr* I** will take plah*nre In accompanying them to tho ofllc*. Can bo fouud at the Grant llonae at ulglit. augHi-dAw HALL "BUTTONS N WHITE, BLACK, GOLD, SILVER, IVORY _ Glass and India UubUr, ladle* Paper OulTa, Hts?! Bell OiM|>i, Silk Helling, Household Rufillug, MonrtilnglUndkerchlela, V lei*. Orapo Collars, Ktuh. dollar* aud WalaU, siting, H.Ik Belts, Silk Emb. Braid, Pearl Buttons, raucv Llnueu Collars aud Cuffs, VelvfI Ribbon, Linen Bobbin, assorted color* ol Yarn, Bilk Buttons, Nniasry Cloth, Corset f run is, Clark's Spool Cotton, ladle* Neck Tloe, Gouta do, Gent* Linen and Paper Collar* D.N100LL A BRO, aepl'J JW^Maluj^i^^ r MBit on. ? i-m. wu.u.1 Samuel Ott, 8co * Co., Atmsm 'AISB AN K 8 FOHTABU i FOR STORKS HAY AND CATTLI SCALES , Scalar. Bank are ud Jini, '"iTT *Mtar?' Beami, *11 Of ?b)cll ? tlRUUd b 1^1^. ? "* ?? ?? lUutaMul ^Si&sSawK2 BSSEsaaspa? ^^^- JiOMllroBbMrtaneMaotUdirtbly ic. ITT, SON A C0n WHOUiALl mi,?M|P BAM'L OTT, SON 4 CO, Agents wiouuuiianiu * *??? ?U-.0PP.McUr, Houn, "" Wh..ll??, Va. LAUGHL1NS 4 BlISHFIELD, Wholesale Druggists And Dr?len la * PAINTS, OILS, DYB-STUPPB CHEMICALS K HNTUL O.LB, PAT1NT HKDIO.Nll PSKPOMKttr, AND DRD00I8T8' BTODttIIg,k,lo., .ffj ?? main strkkt. mnt' SSamu^ 2 ? o^,de Poud>. ?0 " Chlorate Potaah. Oom Opium, at "IjmJM * BD?nyi?i.n>?. 2ft "A?"*" ? TannartCh?, ? * Lina??d OU, (wrSS?5 M d^e" flMUUon Blttrri, r'P? __ "UO?U?SABD?B%7i^ w " White waah Brnihoe, . ??? Palut Bruahee and Baah To <la. at ^ . LAUQHLINBA BP81IP1ELD'B. 25 v??*8 CAflTILK SOAp; r 5n i ??rk 1 Soap, 60 down Glonn'e Honey Boap, .JT Toflat Soap- at . LAUQHL1N8k BUSUPIKLD'B 20 SPf* tfff! CATUARTidHi^? aL* *c4ln ? Ll*ar PMi, i<0? MO M Dr. Todd'a PUla, ?nan 00,1 8ellar?' Pllla, at ,p8? laoqulinba onanngLD'a. 400 J2,U"DS 2"* "Won, mud, iJS 2,nm Arelilt-wru, ' 2S 1' P0,?"* Sulphur, 800 Hull Ilrlmitune, At - ^ UUOHUN8 A BV8BMIU)>g. McCABE, KRATT * COT" Wholesale Druggists so. 85 MAIM ST., ' WaKlUNO, WISTVA * c"r- ? ii_ Patent Modlciuua. 8pl<wa,*cAc '. asn'Ji. ' """ch,r? """Wl to th. trad. .1 Purchw. BtpKirully |?,|lKl t0 M|L y0*P*?A" tndlew nrlMr [ur Mle fcy 5-11 . .^"kYaSStTo'o.^ JQ UBLS.IIXtKA NO. 1 LAHU OlMorSiThr AfcS&iffiSSErmui 41 ) BBUI'K0- 1 UHD OIL, (ur ..I, b>" m.1? MtOAOB, KRAKTACO ?wl KK?n. KR?PT A Oft o. a. aouru, BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO., ISucceaaoralo Oonrad Malar,J malichs in FAMILY QKOCERIE8, BOAT KTOIIKS, PHODUCK, VSBBH AND OUKKO MKAT8, LAKE 10K AND CANNKD raoiTO, Ac, Ao, Ouruer of Monroe und Water 8lrc?tj. WHEELING,. W. VA nssss rite '.ihM" r.r.?rtl?, .?J Ooma|,,0? ,oa ?? to to. Tin,Copper& SleeMrwrWarft Tf^P. 'yr.""*! ??' hdlltlM fu, th, manti . 0 Bb<>T* WIIcIm, I dm nronamd b.u <1 2mhS Er"".^" '?""I'' w ?l"f.p?r k.wn u!? u. . . njr ",hBr hou,e ,n c'^r. I o?P ?n?l ?m uf 8TOVKB, botU Wood and uoal, and will warrant f?ory Btoro. I am pri'iutr*] .t0^k,?d,?' J^.Workln Iron IJ?S and w||| |(|f0 ancb Jobi my iiorioual attention 8|MiutinK andflntlprlnvofall klndi aUaya on hand* wffiKwld UrT K#WV Kr,m | kind also very chM|>. M?r<-lianU and ?tliara viait. , ln? tba ciljr will do woll to |It?. tu. a call - r?7 H. y. OA LOW KM,. JAa.n.wao?. Jao. a. tiiiuu. NEW FIRM, JAMKNH. DILLON A CO No. 104, Market Mtrcet, Wnuiuao, W Vi. nwi of Plumbing and Uaa riuiu. W^riS'.th**nd Amalgam Brlla. fnn.r.l. l lf; Tf0'"' ',oml^ Ac., (or Oil Wolli ttllStuLS """"' ?"1' I"1'1o?w? au|Ul.frUm *bn*<1 ?ll", promptly filled. /tONCIKKHi WtliUA-lU Mpplr'TSn: \J ?.i*?N| Ml No. 1 Odd rnlio. Hall Tuna or WISELY. ?M 0*9T P*r Tmut IS 00 Six Muthi in* 1 00 W>miiiULf ii Amnios fke Weekly Intelligencer _ __ ? Ulrly 4*, KriUM, MMtly UMWll ?W"? M4 Mnttly ,mmj uuhw Uaa mm,, ?b.Urp?,b^l WEST VIRGINIA" Business College. AT WHISKLlau. in 1 *- HITOHOOOK AT HO. 11IJ4 MAIN STRUT, (Bonbrookl Balldlng.) WOP" fct SUdnu d.y ud ??!,!(, mnai .? .. ."T*... UUUK.KKEPINU, j^ttaFifgawt rtjs IA WH1T1MO SCHOOL ' arithmetic, Mlfc*ellaMo?io.u bum of OUONTUWQ.UOUSK CALCULATIONS, SHu!iud-*. '?!?"?.. i -aaKSrissM-SaT Ul'SIBIESS SCIENCE u'? ?*< SSSlSilh^"'^ b"1? u b?uc .f uiictajsris SrcSC. The Mam or ltu traction ia intended to be m mmhMUlf. Md thorough a.uSfo^?5\J! S?Su^ma(SlIP,'"IU1"tb* ,,p,M* totb.tto I.I.H. bnlan to nbr Ukh to *koa k. u "? ofllc*ri of the bank* In Wheeling ?nd Bridgeport, and especially to hh studenU TERMS, Ac Jf"1"" ? not "?ll?l ? Mm.?b. may "JJj' M W, ?d r?tBXO u Oftu.ubt r'-y Valnable Property for Kent. rlilT 0N 0H0CH0 Amir, for . torm of ?tool oo? buodred ??J any f?t of th. prop, ?jy fronting uu Main street, and running back abojtonebqodr*1 .nd thirty**, fe^,mod inown r . Uo??*?d pruperty, Immediate!* TW???2f.!3!l"l!!?l,,Sl building/ w,u be reBt*d ,0 "fUbU building ^vagya. OAVAIBY HOH8E3 WANTED. sS2?U!ifS;5?5d,15*^~ ??*??? ??? >?*?; ????" ?.dfflSfJffl for all horses paA*ed by the Board of Impaction. facta." J,W!t?^jThn"Jeof lud.bt ? tor eight horse* or more. Ca*f Bureau"' U ^ JAfl* A* IEIN? 0h,#f Q- *? Jn30-?MMltf J.O. PARN8W0RT1I, JW-odtf Ca,.t. A A. Q M. Excelsior Planing MU1. HAi-!!l? f"*1 ?'.n' ?ub ib. nJLl^.r M*ctiiuerj, 1 nj? pr?. Wd tonirol^ .1 my ??c, |0 BUIOOKWir. tb. l2fl.J^Sl """"PW by Stcrt .,,,1 5f ,nl " "r1'- 'Worlog, in 'r.m?,M.l batUiag H4t.ri.la Uunwully. All work delivered free of cliir^etnt the Cluve* UtjdMd Fltuourub K. R. 0q? ?d JZ au? Sftg" ?li ""*"?<>?? ? BVU, tS^urdeni promptlj atteuded to. n , . UKORilK KEKLINB, - formerly of the Arm of 8te?r?rt A Keoline 1 BtUHiciMHT, Bulojout Co., o. Jotf-ttm* Public Sale of Valuable Land, Wl11 *?* Of A. uanlol Utoeurod, I will sell at unbliu ?*'? ?>? aSltPu^'th? of Beptctnber, 18M, at the Court llonae In Wheeling, tj the higbeat and bom WhMii ntr*Lli?T 'l"11 wtlich '* ??'"?'eJ on Ui>( Ihi^h *fp?n V. roa,,t^' np"r l*ie farm ou which Mra. Oruaar livoi, *ud Mdj^lna the Uud of ?KUK^Sk *D ?,1, ^ 1,10 "*mo ,r*Ct of Uud which Thomai I'an,Und wile, now decent i con veyedto the Mid D.iulel 8tennrod, by deed dated ttio Uth of November, m-i. and recorded tToido ouu" l??iS acrSiI W?' 31' *ud c<,DUlall,*' l*r ""J dead TUK TKKM8 01 BALK ARK: One fourth of the 5nICu*? k'"'"L!10 lle ,,4|J ltl ca,h' *0ll the real m.Ii I . P 1 lhrw> )'Mr' b' threo e.nml an. ?UmiiTiw*! .Wk iDU"Ml frutu tlie day of aaie till paid, and to he tecured by a deed of trimt on the land. The whole tract will be Sd in one l^L*I!1L!2 lh"M?- ?in i?ioid.uiijKt to the present Inane to Stork A Kbbert, which ex. teVrt6'" J*' **"" PM.'Mlo" . , , . . ANDKBW WniTI, ?UlStd ?"*U' Propony for Saio. T .ln2r*" uo"ucculll'>l l> J- I.'nJIried, M?lo ?Imt,"""" by '"neb, W.t.r i^,AU^ the dwelling Uouto now ?Kcuui#d by T. II. LojPW, Main (treat, North Wheeling. ' t?mJ."ipplyto" ,U'J ??'1 on ui.imu. I. II.WILLIAMS * on., _aagl7-30d* Monroe .street. Sugar Mills and Evaporators. L. C. FBOST & CO., '41 and 43 Main Street, 700LD reipectfully call the attention of Sorg hum grower* t?* their UrKo atoclt of ouo aud twotiorae IMPROVBD BUOAR MILLS. Thete Mill! are well knowr jr the aitperlor mun A*ao ' WOflt *0(' fully warranted COOK'S 0KLK1IRATKD EVAPORATORS, Siftfe'"* """"?'j'yiM.iii'" Wl HAMILTON & CLAEK, WlloLUA LK DlALBM IN * COAL and WOOD tOOKIi\(J STOVES Alao, all kluda of PAIlLOtt AND IIBATINO NTOVICB, Adapted Tor either wckxI or coal. Hollow-Waro, Plough Points, Qratoa, Arohos, AND HVICHY DKSI IUPTION UIP CASTINGS, Rolling Mill, Flouring Mill, AND HAW Ml Li Li CAHT1NOH, QUINOV FOUNDRV k M AOIIINK SHOP, mrt* Wheeling, W. VA ^IIOULDBR BRACKS, In great *a*{My, for aale