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The Most Remarkable Cure on Record,
DIR. SwAYNE's Compound Syrup of
Point gf Roeks, Frederick County, j

Point Of Rocks, Frederick Couutv I'D
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In the month Of October last was afflicted with Sc
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breath could pass through my Lungs and out through
the cavity Of my breast with apparent ease, attended
and extreme debility. 50 that my physician thought
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] renamed IN this wretehed condition for long
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public papers ofthe many wonderful cures performed
by your Compound Syrup Of Had Che7Tu Immediate
y sent TO Baltimore for five bottles and commenced
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ties was restored to perfect health.
perfectly hearty man to this day, June 2 1855 I
have not had days sickness for eighteen months
Please accept my graceful acknowledgements
Yours, very respectfully,
Dixon and can testify that he has Been afiicsed
above represented. regard his recovery Almost
miraele-fe Is worthy member en- q s9eety
Pastor Of Berlin Circuit Baltimore Conference
| az The above invaluable medicine prepared only
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| Happily e remedy Is now discovered BY which the
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|
| HB- We invite readers to the perlsal Of Dr. a.
es advertisements WHICH appear in the ooIuTnns n
our paper. They deserve attention as treating fbt
interests US ALL and from which all have lon,
| respected. The Doctor is well known as one az M
| leading Chemists Of this countf+, who devotes m
great requirements to the discovery and
OF remedies for popular use. The unparalleled suc-
which has followed his abors il too wen knoVrn
in this community TO need any elucidatIon from our
| pen Washington Co. Obserrer
| Sold in Pauldug. bv + CastpeI
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sunni Motilrs..
MIssi.sIppi MIIItaFY I.:.;..---

Only sixty boarders are Received and ,.-.
ing over the age Of fifteen, and rernsinip, ~ ehter-
trance as long desired 7i en-
The Institute prepares pupils for College, the Conn
Pass Christian for health and bathing Is veil l Of
throughout the South and during the epidemic. ~
Institute has always been free from sickness NO
Applications 10 FIJI vacancies, and Tor circulars COR,
tsninE terms Of admission, rules and references II
large number Of Southern gentlemen, whose sons
have entered the Institute can be made 9y mail.
Address A. GREEN
Superintendent VI. NJ /
pugs Christian Aruuet
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Il Is my duty ~ prescribed by law, y,
cause a report OF the strength and condi-
ton Of the militia, 10 be laid before the
Legislature az each session thereof ms
h impossible, a. there had been an en-
tire Reorganization Of the militia OF the
State until the recent election OF officers
on the first Monday In October, since
which there has not been the time neces-
sary 10 render such q report possible. 1
hope that for the future, We will have an
efficient military organization. deem y
however. absolutely necessary TO such Ct
fciency, that you should increase the sal
ary of the Adiutantaenoral 70 At least
$500 per annum. and make u his duty TO
review each regiment In the state at least
once a year-and give him the power 70
order the regimental parndes, 70 enable
him 30 10 arrange them o. 70 pass nom
county 10 county, without unnecessary
loua Oh time. And also 10 make y ms du'
By b drill the officers Of the regiments q
BE- reviewed on the day previous to such
review ! would also suggest that q salary
Of $500 should be paid annually 10 the
Quarter-Master-C General for his services
and also the further sum Of $3.50 be ap
propriatcd, " 20 much be necessary, foi
he hired labor required b the proserva
Won Of the State arms. The law requires
the Quartermaater-GeneFa 70 give bonS
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BOOK for the Sick, by DIR. SamY 8. FtteA,
SIX LECTURES on the causes and cnrs ~ -
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Heart Disease DyspeS-
sii Female Complaints, and Chronic Diseases pepee
ally bound $50 pages, 80 graving sl by Dr. SaT1ul
= feh; explaining the authors treatment by whieh
ne 6oth prevents and cures the above diseases
i ms book has been the means of saving thousands
OF lives Price. . cents. Sent by mail ucsf-nsid ~
10 cents, Apply TO Dr.. s. s. F1tch Office ~ Broad
way, New York. Consultation personally or byletter
LLee, 4-3m
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nresumo the question viii still have 10 be
settlcd hv the Courts In this view Of the
caso. and a. the money is to be expended
i'm a very important public work. ] would
recommend its payment, il being the sum
Of S34. 100 %.
/ herewith transmit 10 you Mr.. Arthur's
roport. and would recommend Il general
la 10 your careful attcntion-and further,
/ would suggest, that he be appointed to
examine and report to the next Legisla-
ture. ON the condition Of the various trust
funds of the State, to-wit: The Internal
Inprovement fund Seminary Land,
Town Lot Land. and Sinking fund.
AZ the time I appointed Mr.. Arthur to
the above agency, he had just closed his
Iabors A. y member Of the Legislative
| Committee TO examine the condition OF
| the several State offices. | agreed to pay
/ him AZ the rate Of four dollars per day
| anal have paid him four hundred dollar,
/ ont of the Executive Contingent fund
/ A. the time Mr.. Arthur accepted the ap
continent. he objected 10 the compensa
| tom. and I agreed 10 recommend 10 the
Tagislature such further compensation a
h n,ight think proper. This money, thu
| 400. has been well expended, a. It ha
caIied attention 10 the 81, 100 Of stock II
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
and has reduced the state liabilities o.
account Of the per cent; fund nom Ssl
$40 53-lOO, the sum for which the Manda
INNS was issued, TO the sum OF s9f OIL y
100 Thereby making saving TO tn
STATE III S28.s9s 75-l0O. These result
are strongly suggestive Of the propriesty
having a thorough examination OF ali IN
| t,.,t.t Ntnda of the State.
Since I came into Office have receive
S5.6l4 1910, ON account Of the p
cent. fund, which have paid into "a
Treasury, and which has been received 2
the Southern Railroad Company. haV
also received s., 42l 72-l00, on account I
the per cent. fund, The warrants 4
, which. for the present, are on depos
with the Treasurer for safe keeping.
The same question which has arisen
relation 20 the Graves defaloation in COZ
pection with the 2 per cent. fund, vi
. arise upon the 3 per cent. fund, whic
! was loaned in equal proportions by Il
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AUDITORS AND rREAsuRER's OFFICES.

The Reports Of the Auditor and Treas
urer have not yet been received. That Of
the Treasurer Is required to be brought up
to the lst day of the session, consequently
they are not yet fully prepared, but will be
in few days, when they will be commu-
nicated. ! have the satisfaction Of being
able to say TO you, that both these offices
are ably and faithfully conducted by the
very capable and efficient officers now at
the head Of each.
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| herewith transmit to YOU an applica-
ton ON the part Of the Federal Govern
ment, for the purpose Of obtaining ces-
sion of the jurisdiction of Ship Island,
which it is the purpose of the Government
to iortify. On the receipt Of this commu-
nication | wrote to the officer making it,
that, / a. Governor, had authority to con-
vcy % acres on this Island unrcvoked-
which application ] recommend to your
Il. -, s..I r.ss-v.
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The subscriber is well saequninted Eaaa r5si,1ass
Dixon, and can testify that he has been afesed -
above represented. regard his recovery az almost
a miracle-He is a worthy member Of society
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/ herewith transmit TO you the final re-
port of the late State COmmissiOner-from
which YOU will see that he has paid over
the balance on account of the Seminary
Fund and Sinking Fund in his hands TO
the Treasury, and has vacated the Office
of State Commissioner, which office IS now
abolished by law.
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sl0OOOOOO. the greater part OF which
would be relieved bv The proposed tax
Can We hesitate In view uf such great ben
ehtsf Wooueht not Railroads, though
general Ia THEW hcuohts, are with ~
mostly the result of individual enterprise
and capital and heretofore the hurtheh
has been borne almost entirely by the gen
erous and patriotic few. Now when theit
means are exhausted. and those great
works are 30 near their completion; have
not che community and stockholders
right 10 expect State aid. and j. y not her
duty and privilege 90 give % ~ Already
nearly sa0JOn0. 900 of individual and cor
poratc capital has been invested in these
roads. which b. comparatively unpruht.
able. until the roads are finished, aud
through connections are madof ~ you
extend che aid asked. and even suppose
the State to give. or lose the whole
amount instead Of H. being only chang,
In individual investment the incrcase.,1,
taxable property. which viii be rom ~
90 TOO millions of dollars. would more
than pay forever the interest ON the sum ,-
appropriated. oven at the present 10" rue
OF taxation.
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agency of enlightenment, civilization, and
the diffusion Of knowledge, and it is con-
sidered the part of wisdom and sound
policy to regard it with friendly feelings,
and labor to promote its prosperity and
efficiency. Why this rule should be re-
versed in Mississippi we are unable to
tell. We ask no special legislation in
our favor-no peculiar privileges-no adj
vantapes over other pursuits. We ask
simply to be placed on an equality with
others and not have our business ruined
and our rights compromised by the unjust
interference of the law-making power OF
the State We ask only the simple chart
ty of being let alone, and allowed to man
age our own business. We hope there Is
sense enough, and justice enough in the
present legislature, to vouchsafe us this
poor boone
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MAR1ov Sr,r1or 49, oa 1s5a

MARION STATION, Oct. %, 1853.
The Lauderdale Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association met pursuant to adj
journment, for the purpose of holding a
Fair
Present DR.. J. p WEIGH, President ;
DR.. P. King, Z. J. Rev, Vice Presidents
c. Z. Rushing, Treasurer, and c. w. Hen
derson, Secretary.
On motion. Col. VIM. A. Shields, D. NJ
Currie, DIR. VIM. J. Berry, Col. John c.
Higgins and NJ. n. Bracket, Esq, were APP
pointed committee to receive articles
for exhibition.
On motion, the following named gentle
men were appointed collecting commit
tee, viz: j. w. Brook, w. S. Gambrel
r. w. Ruter, H. d. Mahan and Z. J. Rev
On motion, DIR. J. ?. WEIGH was unani
mously elected delegate to the State Fair
to be held at Jackson on the 9th day o.
November next.
The following list shows the article
which drew the prizes, and by whom ex
hibited
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have no hesitation In a-snliil n ~
that notwithstanding the present a ,.,..'1
tics with which our roads have 70 co'l..,,i'
nat An tho Investments heretofore maas |,
I'M tboir stocks. and oil the monies loaneo
u, ths bonds Of the companies are am
nv .ecurcd-and alec that the interest ON
tbsso bonds hasbccn regularly paid-and
thst there il no doubt Of the ultimate
pavment OF the principal a. u falls due.
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Geo W Kyle, late publisher OF the Bedford (ia)
Democrat died on the Sth inst.
Rev. Jas Taylor, for 40 years a minister OF th'
gospel, died at Cumberland, nd on Monday last
Burns, convicted at Wheeling, of the murder OF
Mary Montony, has made full Confession
A dispatch states that T. s. Porter. son of Judg'
FOR ter. of Maine, was shot and killed during the
late revolution" In New Orleans.
Eieht persons were convicted last week at Littls
Rock, Arkansas, OF whipping TO death MAJ
named Cobb, aud sentenced to the penitentiary 10
five years.
Pinch saws he once saw a father knock down
his beloved son. and thought it Was ths most sfri-
king illustration of sun down he ever beheid.
The earnings # the Illinois Central Railroad
for May s155 ,o1o, being $40 ss. less than IL
May, last year.
Iaura Inprsham committed suicide by drowning
herself in the savannah river at Augusta, oI
Tuesday.
Reuben CIopton, proprietor of the cloptou IIoass,
Macon Miss was shot and killed by l.. Ethereds 9
proprietor ofthe Planters House, on the "a Inst
Counterfeit $50 notes on the Southern Bank
of Alabama, are in circulation.
James NJ. Young, clerk in the Navy Depart
nent died on the 9th instant, IN PortsmoutD, VIZ
ginia.
The Earl of Ranfurby, died last month, in Ty
rome county, Ireland. lie only succeeded to th,
Earidom at the death OF his father on the 2lst o
March last.
The Quaksrs OF Eaglaud Offer fl50 in twF
urzes to the successfui authors of two essays. IN
whch the causes shall be best set forth Of the Dc
cline of numbers experienced by the Society.
Charles Borcey, for many years Postmaster o
| Toronto Canada, committed suicide there on th'
| Sth inst.
In London, the ground has beee selected for Mr.
| spurgeon' . new church.
The Leviathan was opened for exhibition OF
tina aith uIt. The vessel Is now said to be In ial
/ trim.
| The coinage at the New Orleans mint, durin.
| tie month of May. amounted TO Sise o. "h'c'
| sas 600 was Ia gold. and the balance In silver.
/ Can U,rney has been appointed Bsigadier Ger
arsI. u. 8. A..,yice Persifsr Smith deceased
! wsek before last two brokers from Richmon.
an baltimore, .run upou" the Branch OF the Val
leJ Bank at Romney, Va, and drew cut $ssssso
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sSs- IF THERE EVER WAS TIME VIII,

sssS~ IF THERE EVER WAS TIME when
BAKERS pgENICM BITTERs were required. it is the
present season. when young and old using all
nds of vegetable, regardless of the coast Quences
These Btters should be used daily to keep II sud
den attacks of disease of the stomach; but should
you he attacked with Cramp Choiic, DiarrhCea Cho-
iera Morbus, any other disorder OF the digestive
organs, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely, and We Will guarantee pert, ct cure.
These Bitters can be had of all Druggists.
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my. SARATOGA EMPIRE SpR1se WATER

This Water fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
At Messrs PURCELL ADD Il Co.'S No. l22 Main street
Ri.hmopd. Va. by the gross simple box Also for
sale at all the princpa Drug Storesin the city Fot
analysis directions for use, and certificates of emf
oeat physicians, see circular which be obtained
At the d. ug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, G. W
WESTON Il Co, Saratoga Springs or RI their De-
pot, IS Barclay street, New York. ap I6-3n
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rsss-Ir would hardly do for any one

E~ IT would hardly do for any one
now a-days to have the temerity to question the ex
cellence of DIR J. HuSTkTTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTFRS for all diseases OF the ston
arh, In cases of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness Cos
riveness Dysentery, and general dera g ment OF
;hs digestive organs, their many virtues have long
since been made plainly apparent. They purxe
from the system the morbid humors which ietafd
their natural functions. and which bring paleness %
the cheek, and suffering TO the brow They banish
those clogs upon pleasure, restore this system 10
high health and necessarily prove n valuable ad-
unct to the digestive organs. trial Is s!l that Is
needed to establish them in the confidence OF ihe
skeptic. :,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere my zo-im
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aN- NEw FANNY Dare Sropr

WAhlNG PEARCE, druggists, beg to inform
thrirtriends aud the public generally that they have
removed TO their NEW ST IRE. ON Broad street
above Ninth ant opposite the old swan Tavern
snI reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES aud CIIEMI-
CALSi also. English and French Perfumefy, Lu-
bins Extracts, Hair and Tooth Brushes Fancy Ar
.icles, Imported cigars and Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my7-ts
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g@>FRxsH LEEoHEs,-I have IN

Bw FRESH LEEoHEs.-I have Just re-
eeyyed, By Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
L. s-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
&C. Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Halt
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and al
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. C HORSON
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sag- Now or NrvrR-Tbe heat ba,

kEy NOW OR NEVFR- Inc Do5t par
gaius."ver offered at the Auction Store of Henry "
QCArles, No l56 Main street until Saturday, April
10TH $2n.0G0 worth of RlCH JEW ELRY at auction
and private sale aides auction Thurs lay and Fri.
lay mornings at II Sclock. Grntienkns auction
every night at ia O'Clock. The above goods OF
the very finest quality being the stock Of a retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUARLES,
apS No l5U Main Street,
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PREVALENCE OF CRIME--A man named Charles
Hergensheimer. alias DIR. Hubert, and female
named Virginia La Costa. alias Madame Hubert.
were committed to prison in Philadelphia Tuesday,
in default of $4,000 bail, on the charge OF produc
ing abortiob upon the person Ann McG1gen, which
resulted in her death. On the premises OF the
rarlies the police seized large OF lot papers and
letters of business character. They came from all
parts of the country-frOm males and females,
married aud SINGLE lettered and whoo.ly iliterate
Some of them are written upon tinted paper in
beautiful penmansbip, while others contain misera
bile nispeiled scrawls. All, however, appear to
have inclosed remittsnces in sums of considerable
amount. Among the names OF the writers was
one who is the wife of a merchant in Lancaster
one the daughter of a bank president in another
town one from merchant who, it appears, has a
patient of his own. and of others from equal
ly miscellaneous sources.
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1~ HoBsos's HAIR Currrso. su.

AND snAMPooING SALOON, under ths American Uo.
el-entrance on ilth street
n Blot. Cold and Shower Barns can he had Al
dollar. "a 'i~Ae'' iVa - one =
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FORCE OF LrGHTNiNG.-It has been proved, on one
OCCASION says the Scientific American. that q flash
OF lightning must have struck the caurch-St
Georges, Leicester. England-with force equal
to more than 12000 horse power. A single horse
power Is equal TO raising $4,000 pounds one foot
high in one minute The force OF the lightning.
therefore, WAS equal to 3s4 100000 pounds raised
one foot high in one minute This is equal to
the power of twelve of our largest steamers, hav
ing "A engines of 500 horse power each.
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DYsPAPsIA AND FIfs.-DR. u.
PHELPS BROWN. the great curer 81 CONSUMPTION.
for several years badly afflicted by Dyspep-
sa that for part of the time he was confined TO his
bed lie was .ventualiy cured by prescription
furnished him by you. "a cisirvoyant girl. This
state trance. has cured every body who has taken
it, never having failed once. It's equally sure in
cases OF Fits and Dy spep psIa The ingredients may
be found 10 any drug store. will send this valu-
able prescription to any person the receipt OF
stamp to pay postage Address
DR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street. Jersey City, N. j.
my 28-5ws
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
me- n.rus p.mn. -

A- BATHs BArHs, BATHS Hot,
.yoid and shower Baths can be had daily AZ ali
honts. at the American Hair Cuttinr sbsy,ns a.
SSnana S pooling Saloon, uader the American Hotel =
Entrance on nth street
Single Baths n censs or fickats f,r a anta
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A CONVERT George d. Prentice. the editor of
the Louisy lille Journal, has enrolled himself AS
member of the Sons of Temperance. He Joined
them ON the night of the 9th ult. and made it is
said some very touching remarks upon his past
life, aod his prospects for the future.
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aEGHosN AND STRAW BoNNETs Also.
Gentlenen's LRGHORN aad PANAMA HATS
BLEAChED by NEW PROCESS. to look az we'll
as new. LADIES' BAZAAR,
my l5-1m 1-k Itrna5 -
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CHrcAGo-The New York Express informs u.s.
that within short space Of time, in the city oi
Chicago. the Mayor has been arrested twice; two
Justices of the Peace have been sent to BridewelI
for conspiracy to e2 tort money; ible has beef
similarly punished for tue sane crime; an editor
who by the way, was treasurer of Sunday
School-has been sent to Alton, to work for the
governmeRt for rohbing the post office; an a.tor
ney has been indicted for bribery in the trial OF
the same case; and the trial Of a county Supervi
sor is just closed for crime even worse than
either of the former yet in justice to the latter
We will say that be was discharged.