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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-24
4 Fan Beaten 10 Death i'll Madison Coanty,
ky., by his u ife and her iaTamour-
$500 Reward Offered for lhfir arrest

We learn by passengers over thu Covington
& lexington Railway last night, SAYS The
Cincinnati GAZETTE of Saturday, that shocking
murder took place at fails Greek, IN Madison
County Kentucky, on "Wednesday evening last.
1t APPEARS that man named Wade and has wife
Sarah Wad', having bren living very unhappI-
I iy together, on account OF an alleged intimacy
bat III III mod
| William B. Margrave aIias Rice. On Wednrs-
day evening, Wade returned home, and found
Alagravr at his house. Wade demanded that
he should absent himself anI never again return.
Mrs. Wade took sides wnh Margra:r, and both
commenced TRADE of abuse on Wade, 10 which
the latter reP'Ird, nsing very severe language.
From high words the parties cane TO blows
and Mrs Wade and Mlryravp, with barrel
slaves IN ihrIT hands, beat Wade 10 draih-
The murdrrrrS lett thrlr victim litrless on the
h)or, aud packing up ali the clothing they wan
ted, eloped to parts unknown. coIorpd bov
who w:tnrSSed The conflict, gave the alarm aad
The H~iShbois far and bear acre soon collected
WADE was welirrlng 10 4 pool Of blood, aud
vas beaten and cut IN a most shocking manner.
Pursuit was made for the murdprers, aud de-
scrption has been sen. TO the police of that citv
but neither had bren arrested up to late ac-
counts. The affair has created considerable.
excitement at IdIls Greek where MIR Wad,, was
esteemed as a very worthy citizen, and Mar
grave regarded as dangerous nan this bring
the thrd murder he has committed. We un-
dersIand that the muiderers have been traced
within thirty mills of Covington.
House. BLowv Down PREcIPlcE.-Tbe /
RockPort tlnd.l Democrat relates SAL occur !
renee IN that place, on Thursday last a house.
containing family, was blown from preci- |
pice. The Democrat says
''Ihe house was blown over the rock. and !
and falling about seventy-fve feet was literally /
mashed 10 pieces, and, horrible 10 relate. Mrs |
tIlsnSbec&le was killed outright, and her four !
little children were more or less manglyd, bul /
not Killed, though II is thought one or two Of !
tArm wi! die. The accident occurred about
10 O'Clock, F. NJ, and soon after the alarm
was given, the Citizens rushed TO the scene Of
the dIsaste;, and rescued the little sufferers from
among the rubbish ana timbers. Il isa wonder
'fat the children were not all Killed The
aonse stood on SIiItS, as IL were, upon the very
'd5r Of the rock, and the wind must have lifted
t up and turned il bottom upwards, as il s-r-
ned 10 strike 0P1n the root. Il is thouJhf mat
Mrs GirnS5eck!t and her childrea Wee in he'd
md asleep, at the lime al the awful occurrence.
III The Ohio STATE Fair at Snadgyku--m
ireenSJurg, Pa, and at Fhseling, Va.-dnring
h" past week, the best Rapid business Wfitirg
Exhibited was from the Iron City College OF this
.-PHa5urg Chronicle.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-24
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

3 I virtue Of an order Of the Orphans CouEt OF
Bedford county; the undersigned viii sell at
public sale, on the premises, in Bedford town
ship, on Fnday, the Ah day ef .sopenl5sr,
next, all the following described Real Estate,
10 VII: A Tract Of Land v ilh GRiST- MILL
and DWELLING HOUSE, thereon erected,
containing Al ACRES and % PERCHES and
ailowance-also "a acres of meadow ground,
adjoining lands of Joan Hoderbaum's heirs,
John 5. Rtchev and others.
ierms:-cAsH, at confirmation Of sale.
DANIEL HELSEL,
admir- Of the estate Of Jacob Helsel, deed.
Sep. II, 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-24

70 The Democrats have made large gains
in the Abolition Stale Of Maine.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

nouneed in lhe last stages, which fully satisfied
me that consumption is no longer a fatal dis
ease. Ny treatment Of consumption is oliei-
nal, and is founded on long experience and a
thorough investigation. Ny perfect aeqnain
lance with the nature Of lubercles, &c., enables
me 70 distinguish readily the various forms
that simulate consumption, and apply the
proper remedies rarely being mistaken even
IN single case This familiarity. in connec-
ton with certain pathological and microsco-
pic discoveries, enables me to relieve the
lungs from the effects Of contracted chests, TO
enlarge the chest purify the blood, impart to
e renewed vitality, giving energy and tone to
the entire system.
Medicines with full directions sent to any
part Of the United States and Canadas BY
communicating their symptoms by letter.
But the cure would be more certain if the pa
tent should pay me visit, which would give
me an opportunity to examine the lungs, and
enable me to prescribe with much greater GER
lainty, and then the cure could be perfected
without my seeing The patient again. All let
tiers asking advice must contain postage
stamp.
Address G. w. GRAHAM. N. D., Box No.
So; Office, 1871 FiIberi street, old No. 100,
below Twelfth, Philadelphia.
Dec. 8, ls57-23-6m.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25


WSldsfs Patent Nth Riek's improvement
N7SIFTEEN Years. experience - nnan0lac-
turing and selling THESE SAFES, af-
loFda os and The community abundant means
of knowing that they are the most reliable
Fire Proof Safes ever made
00er 1000 Of them hare been Sold
Some 81 which may Be found lnevery pari Of
the civilized world. More than 230 Of them
have been tested il accidental tres some Of
them exposed 10 most Intense heatior thirty
or idtiy hours without the loss Of nYalpable
hook Or paper in single instance. They
have been longer Ia use and mnre thoroughly
tested with unilom success than any o;hef
Safe IN the world. The invention Of the
celebrated La Belle Lock, (wiih its small
and convenient key, which we are now using,
may be regarded as decided triumph, as not
one Of them has ever been picked, or blown
open with powder. Besides. The Locks on our
safes have no connection with the knob or
handle on the door, and are not effected BY its
being broken off which sometimes occurs,
rendering tie lock useless when connected
with the knob. Certificates from all paris Of
the United States may be seen at our Depot
ALSO Safes that have preserved their con-
tents through most intensely hot fires, as
proof OF the very kfcdt bupcIluittJ VI oAt Boii-
uine SdlGmander SAFE.
There are a great many different articles
offered for sale, styled, . Fire Proof Safes"
which are miserable limitations, totally worth
less SO Ear as relates 10 protection from fire.
Those who buy such. will find upon trial they
have not only lost the money paid Tor the ar
ticle. but everything il contained. As the
value depends almost entirely upon its fire.
pool qualities, il is wonder that any one
will buy an article Of which they or the COM
mumty know nothing only what is said by
certificates. signed by persons away out Of
reach. No one should think Of doing bust
ness aid expect to obtain credit without re-
liable Fire Proof Safe, as the loss Of his books
and papers would leave himsVithout means Of
paying his obligations. Those who sell on
credit would do well to consider this matter,
and realize that the interest Of the country is
promoted by the sale Of really fire proof safes,
and none other.
Having established branch at 81 Gravier
street, New Orleans, for the sale ofthese thor
oughly Fire Proof Safes, purchasers may rely
upon finding the most varied and extensive
assortment ever kept in this market 10 which
add Plate and Money Chests Of various pat
terms and sizes a La Belle Door Locks, &C.,
all Of which will be sold on the most reasona-
Bile terms.
We respectfully invite the attention OF
Bankers, Merchants, Professional Gentlemen.
Hotel Projectors Planters, Public Officers
Private Citizens, and all who need anything
in our line, to these facts.
Vault Doors and Bank Locks made to order
STEARNS & MARVIN,
81 Gravier street. New Orleans.
G. GUTHRIE, Agent.
February 10. ls5S-29
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
G. GUTHRIE, Agent.
February 13. 1853 %

s
A good Sewing Machine lightens the Labor
and promotes the Health aud Happiness Of
those at Home"
The particular attention Of Ladies is called to
The Family Sewing Machine,
Manufactured by the Grover q Baker Sew
ing Machine Company, which possesses the
following decided and unmisiakable adyalaaes
I. It is contained and operated in a hand
some and Rosewood Box, which can be closed
and locked when not 10 use, thereby atfording
the owner the satisfaction of knowing that il
is not used or tempered with in her absence,
and which is an effectual safeguard against
dust and dampness.
2. It occupies less than squarefoot in space,
is light and portable, and can be transported
or carried from one room to another, with the
greatest facility
y 8. Cotton IS used on these machines as it
is.puchased- spools-without rewinding f;
saving a great deal Of time, trouble and
waste.
4. The trouble and perplexity of filling and
attending to a shuttle (as in other machines)
is, in this avoided-no shuttle is employed
the under thread being used from a large
spool.
5. 1t can be used BY hand or foot at plea
sure; conveniences for the latter power always
accompany the machine, without extra cost.
8. It isvery simple, yet strong, in construc-
tion--easily learned and kept in order--can
be run and kept in order-can be run at
great speed, and does not require to be taken
apart to be oiled.
7. The stitch is always distinct, even and
regular-and for general beauty, strength and
elasticity, exces the very best hand sewing.
8. The machine embrolders beautifully
Family Machines also arranged in. Tables,
Cabinets, &c, &c, with drawers, and every
convenience for work and speed, at prices va
rving from Eighty five to One Hundred aud
Fifty dollars. Machines for manufacturing
purposes from Ninety Dollars upwards.
The extensive patronage and popularitv en-
joved by their machines is the best evidence
Of their superiority. Their novel style--or-
namenial yet highly useful; their almost
noseless operation; the simplicity Of their
construction aud beauty of their work, toge-
ther with the advantages enumerated above,
render this without any qualification what.
ever the best cheapest, and Most reliable
Sewing Machine ever brought before the pub
lie Ladies, and all others interested in the
saving of labor, are invited to call at any Of
our sales rooms and examine for themselves.
These machines are freely shown, aud sam
Piles Of the work given, at all times, and TWEEN
ty distinct patterns, all our make, suited to
the different varieties Of manufacturing, al
ways on view.
GROVER q BAKE's Southern Sewing
Machine Depot No. II Camp street., New
Orleans SWM. I. CUSHING, Agent. =.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

Brandreth's Pills Purify l1e Blood;
so DISEASE CAN RESIST rnnlR JppleIous USE.
Md operations 10Th SUCCESSFUL e6set are
ne psculiarily Of BrandysiRs Pills. Our race
are subject to redundancy Of vitiated bile.
at this season, and It i as dangerous as il is
prevalent, but BrandIeih's Pills afford an IN.
valuable and efficient protection. By their
occasional use we prevent The collection ofthose
impurities, which, when 10 sufficient quantities,
cause 50 much danger 10 the body's health.
They soon cure liver complaint, dyspepsia,
loss Of APPETITE, pain in the head, heart burn,
main in The breast bone, sudden faintness and
costiyeness In brief. BFandresls Pills work
their way to tie very roots ofthe disease. clean
sing in their passage, removing every unheal.
thy accumulation til the blood is purified, the
whole system renovated, and the functions and
duty Of life becomes pleasure, where before
they had been sad and weary burdens. Often
when nothing has relieved vomiting Of the
most serious character, whether from sea-sck-
ness or otherwise, where the retching has been
appalling, single dose OF four Bfandyetk $
Pills has at once cured and the patient has
fallen into sweet sleep. When the mind
cannot collect itself; when the memory fails ;
when it is an effort ok the attention when
our sleep is broken and our waking hours har
assed with forebcdings Of evil, then Brandeths
Pills should be used. II these warniugs re-
main unheeded, rheumatism, consumption,
disease ofthe heart, bilious affections, ianndice,
dropsies, piles, appolexies and costiveness will
suddenly present themselves. These Bran
dreth's Pills would have prevented, but never
theless these they will also cure. Use them
at once; do not let prejudice prevent the use
of this simple but patent remedy.
BRANDRETH's THEoRY OF DISEASE.
Never extract blood. Blood is the life. By
abstracting il il painful diseases you may oc-
casion the patient ease. but remember, tkis
ease Is only the reduction or lessening the pow
en- to feel And by taking away natures tools,
you may prevent her from fully repairing the
ravages Of intiamaticn, and convert what might
only have been the sickness of few days or
weeks into a chronic affection Of months and
years.
BRANDRETH's Pills ACCORD WITH NATURE
Natures remedy in fact. WlIensudden, acute
or continued pain occurs from any cause, then
to insure quick return to health, you must
use Brandreth's Pills. which will soon relieve
every organ from undue pressure, and remove
those humors whose presence often occasions
such terrible suffering.
BEFORE THE WORLD 100 YEARS.
Twenty million bores sold and the sphere
Of their usefulness still extending. Ask fol
almauack and pamphlet Of cures. Agents viii
supply gratis.
Beware pills with "24l Broadway
on side liable are counterfeils. Get the genu
Inc and they will never deceive.
Sep. 20 l857-6m
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
FREDERICK II. KNAPP.
Dental Sure on.
IA. ZOE CanaI sl., Nel1 UrIeans.

NfI. IUO OtITLIt ot'i lF1tV VFttttTIo'
Having had more than twenty years expe
rience in his profession and having been To-
Gated in New Orleans for the past seventeen
years, he hopes by constant attention to his
business, and determination to perform all
his operations in the highest possible degree
of perfection, to merit a continuance OF the
liberal patronage which has been heretofore
bestowed on him.
For several years past his whole aim has
been 10 excel, particularly in the art Of saw
ING TEETH, millions Of which are now lost
annually for the want Of timely and judicious
treatment. He uses no cement or tin foil. He
seeks in price TO make no competition with
ouacks, and desires only the patronage Of such
persons as wish their operations performed IN
the most perfect manner possible.
febl6 90
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

FORMERLY THE g BENsHAW HOUSE."
TNHE Steward Of the 'Gentlemen's Soloon,
j would respectfully inform the public
that he has opened tho above-named Hotel,
corner of Front and Principal streets, for the
accommodation Of Gendepen and Ladies.
This House will be found the most desirable
in town for the accommodation Of families,
having been selected expressly for his lady
patrons. Ii will be kept in connection with
the Gentlemen's Saloonn and all may rely
upon its being first class Hotel. The need
oil House Of this kind having been greatly
felt since the recent destructive fire ia this
city. the Steward feels confident OF finding that
Literally extended TO him which his exertions
So Justly merit. A table at all times supplied
with the best the country and city markets af-
ford will be found at the two Houses.
HAMP. WHITAKER. Steward.
BAYOU Sara Feb. "a. 1883 30
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
PREFERENCES
Cooking Stoves.

'ENHE Subscriber has just received lot Of
the best quality of Cooking Stoves Of all
sizes, which will be disposed Of at low rates
for cash.
His assortment of Tin Ware is large and
complete. Job Work solicited and executed
With neatness and dispatch
Also, on hand, large lot Of Ice Cream
Freezers, and a general assortment Of ready
made Tin Ware.
GE His establishment has been removed
from Point street to Sun street, next to J. B.
Harper 4 Son.
JESSE BARKDULL
Bayou Sara, March 8, 1853
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

r. OWING to the impossibilityo Of hay.
ing the East PaseagouIa Hotel finished to
open the present season, aud desiring TO meet
aud cater to the comfort aud convenience Of
my friends and tie public generaIy in this
aud the adjoiuing States, have accepted The
appointment Of superintendent Of Barnes Ho-
Tel, SO well and 50 lav6Fably known At Misss-
sippi City. where I shall be most happy to
meet them, and With the cooperation Of Mr..
Barnes the proprietor, do al il our power to
make them feel at home
EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD.
june--1e5e. t7-sm
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

THNHE UNDERSIGNED having disposed Of
p his store-houss 10 Woodvile. where he
has done business so long, gives notice that
he can be found at the Odd Fellows Hail.
with lis books and accounts, and wishes to
make general settement--to collect that
which is due him, and thus better enable him
to pay those who be owes. O. S. KELLY or
himself will be ready at all times 70 adjust ac-
counts and give receipts TO such as pay up.
ian 12-tf WIN. H. R0WlEY
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
N0fice.

MR.. JOHN RICHARDSON having Iuat
returned from. the North. bas brought with him
1 late and improved style Of Iron Axes, also a
Ioi Of other materials used 10 our branch Of
business. Persons wishing wagons would do
wall 10 call as early rs possible.
RICHARDSON & ELGOS.
Woodville, April 81, 1s67-tt
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
Builder and Architect.

TENHE undersigned would infoim the citizens
Z Of Woodville and Wilkinson county, and
surrounding counties and parishes. that he
is prepared to undertake and execute, in a
.worhmanke slile, all work entrusted to his
care. he hopes 70 receive liberal patronage
from his friends and the public generally.
L. L. BtGGlNS.
WoodvilIe. March 81 1s5s-Iy
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
PAINTING.
DE WITT G. JONES,
Notary Public and Commissioner
Sentember s. ls57.tf

To execute Dispositions and Deeds for every
State IN The Union.
Ledger Buildings, Commerce street, between
Sun and Point, Bayou Sara, La.
~ In procuring Land Warrants and Pen
sions, and drawing up Declarations for Boun-
" Lands, strict regard will be given,
IF Mortgages Deeds, Titles Of every ma
ure, Inventories Partitions. Powers OF Attor-
ey, Protests, and all other Noiarlal Acts
romptlv executed. fleb'5s
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

Treats ulI Diseases Free of Charge.
TAR. BAAKEE will also give special atten-
~ ton 10 the following Diseases: Coughs,
Colds Consumption Group, Influenza, Asth-
ma. Bronchitis and all other diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention to the
treatment of all Skin Disease, Lumbago,
Scrofula, Rheumatism, acute and chronic
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy. Dyspepsia.
Piles. and all arrangement of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels; and also oall chronic Fe-
male Discusses. Special attention will be
given to the treatment Of the Eye and Ear.
Dr.. Baakee has made new discovery OF a
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption OF
the Cataract and restore perfect vision TO
the Eve without the use of the knife. DR.
Baakee can produce one thousand certificates
Of his perfect success in curing Cancers, old
Sores or Ulcers Fist0la, Swelllngs or Tumors
Of every description, and without the use OF
the knife. Special arrangements must be
made with Dr. Baakee for the treatment OF
the last named diseases, as they will require
his constant advice and attention. DR.. Baakee
is one of the most skillfuI and celebrated Sur
geons and Physicians now living. His name
is known personally in nearly every principal
city in the world.
All letters directed to DR.. Baakee, enclosing
a postage stamp or FIVE cents, rom any dis
lance, correctly stating the nature Of the dis
ease, shall be promptly answered, and the pa
tents treated by correspondence, Tree Of
charge.
Office hours from a. m. TO 8 p. N.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
Office 40 Baronae street, below Povdras
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
saint 5Osoph's high school,
dec Q I'VE

~ " ID ~ =
North Boulevard, bstsOeen 81. Charles and
Church streets, Baton Rouge.
1T is designed 20 render this Institution
IL fully equal TO the wants and wishes Of the
community.
The building is pleasantly located and adj
mirably adapted to the purpose, being well
shaded and having extensive Fairgrounds at
taehed to it
Mr.. MURPHY, The Principal, trusts, by strict
attention to duty, to merit the confidence and
patronage Of parents and guardians.
The range of studies ia this Institution, ex-
tends over all the branches Of learning which
are necessary to an extensive and finished ed
ucaton from primary instruction 10 the more
advanced branches which more properly be-
long to collegiate course.
The elementary studies, on account Of the
influence which the exercise over The other
branches Of instruction, receive more than or
binary attention.
The branches of instruction are the Eng
Iish. French Latin and Greek languages
Mathematics, Penmanship, Book-keeking, Geo.
craphy, History the elements OF Natural
Philosophy and Philosophical Sciences.
Discipline. which is indispensable in the
schooi-room. is conducted with especial care.
In order to excite laudahle emulation
among the Students prizes will be awarded al
the end Of each month as a reward 0I merit for
diligence and department.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. Moynhan, New Orleans.
Rev. T Anwander, P. Superior, S. s. r., N. o..
Rev. A CIRRUS, Pastor, CarFolton, La.
Rev, JOS. Lavay s. j., Baton Rouge,
DIR. .Macauley, Principal N. 0. E. F Collie
giate Institute,
Smith Hubbard. Esq. j. J. Grifing Esq, Jo-
seph Pruitt, ESQ, Jefferson Co, Miss. ESQ
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
NEW STOCK FOR 1853,
@. BOCKEL'S
SaddIery and Harness Establishment,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana.

TNHE undersigned has now in bis
II. new Establishment the best as
sortment Of SaddIew and Harness that was
ever before offered IN this market, and is every
way prepared to compete with any Manutac-
turing Establishment Of the kind in the South
and he earnestly invites hepublictc give him
a call and examine his stock Of Goods before
purchasing elsewhere-Gor he has determined
to meet the demands Of the country, and will
spare no labor or expense to furnish as good
an article, and on as liberal terms as can
be had elsewhere.
His Establishment is located on the corner
Of Levee and Principal streets, opposite China
Grove Hotel, Bayou Sara, La.
March ls5S--34tf c. B0CKEL
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

OF all disease, the great IIrst cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

LIVUE WtdIIII8 EIIIs
fHNHIS invaluable Pill will be found one Of
the safest and best remedies ever offered
for the cure Of hillary arrangements. Il re-
quires no restraints Of Diet may be taken in
all weathers, and as gentle and genial appe-
rient and regulator Of the system, will be
found adapted to every constitution. Price,
25 cents per box. For sale BY the proprietor.
HU. KENNEDY,
corner Chartres and Benville SITS.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
A. 90 1vos