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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-19

tFun ne v !, Hrlad,
New YoRK, Aug. 5, 1859.
In your announcement to-day of Col.
Bragg 8 candidacy for local office in Louis.
lana, you mentioned 10y way of Identified.
tionl Gen. Taylor reported order at Buena
Vista to the gallant (then) Captain, " A
little more grape, Capt. Bragg"
While every one acquainted with General
Tay Iot and his emphatic style OF language
knewffom the beginning that he never said
any such thing, yet the fable has hitherto
gone without puoliecorrectiou, probably as
an amusing illustration OF the truth of his.
tory when dressed up by newspaper CORES.
pondents, school book makers, and platform
and municipal orators.
Years ago, not very long after the battle,
the writer mentioned to rear relative of
Col. bragg the preposterousness OF the an
ecdote, and expressed curiosity to know
what Gen. Taylor really did say. Col.
Braggs relative replied, can tell you ex.
actly what be said. The fact is, Braxton
Capt Bragg was critically situated. Part
of bus battery had been dismounted, and so
manv Of bis men shot down that there were
not enough left 10 work the remainder. The
ensmy's batteries had bern pushed up very
cloee and the fire was very severe and dead.
ly. An aid.de-camp riding along, Braxton
asked him TO 90 and tell the old man lin
another part Of the field how he was sta.
sted, and ask what Was to be done about it,
Gen. Taylor received this message 10 the
crisis OF the hattie, when the resul, was
doubtful, and when the flower Of bis little
army, including many soos Of his long
friends, had fallen before his eyes The en-
tire force vas engaged there were 10 re-
serves enforcement was out o. the ques-
ton. When the aid delivered the message
Geo Taylor's only reply was. Tell him to
give em hell, God damn en- This was ex.
sc,ly what the old man ssd. and Vas iume-
dia,ely reported As such by the sii-de.camp
TO Brsxiou, and Brax,on told me.
submit, Mr.. Editor. that while this yer.
sion OF the aoesiote is no, 20 quotabIe ct
the anniversaries a. the rsceivcd ooe, IL has
besides being true, the further advantage OF
pbotcvrsphing how human nature really e.
presses i,sel in the srior OF battle, a Illus.
trAting the desperate beroism TO vhIch Col
Brr gg showed himself to be more than equal.
and Of displaying Gen. Taylor or the Old
Thor Thunderer that be rvAIy vAs. ic COO
,rsss With What rcivilians nigh, suppose
him TO have hsn. from such %, Of place
phrasroloy,cal dAndysms - "a lite Nore
grape Y 7 T..
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Tue ST. Louis Republican, in noticing
the declaration OF Gov, Wise that Mr.
Douglas can not be elected President. If
nominated, says;
This may be Governor Wise's opinion,
but !, only shows that he knows nothing Of
public opinion either in the slave States or
the fire. States. Put Judge Douglas and
Governor Wisc before the slave States Of
this Union, and We believe that Douglas
would bat Wise 10 the majority OF them !;
and for this plain reason, tina, they have
confidence IN Douglas and pone Whatever in
Wis.,, founded on his past or pr-sen, poh,-
ical history. The country knows ths,
Douglas IS Uuion man-ihAt be Is con-
serva,ivc man-that be does not 60 a 'li'sg
- Viz, and Rbett, and Jef. Davis and
score or too Of southern politicians do,
when the Save States are a~ailed in their
rights, bu, that be DIES BET ter-comes
-,uArcly up 10 thc work N re Ua,cr. and
aekpos l~icrs and defends the rights OF the
south. The country knows, too. thu,
Douglas eia carry the tree States in suiiic'eo,
numbers 10 elect him TO the rr-,dency With
the ad OF toe slave Stats; and While this
4 tbs CA The thinking, eoossbsrs,e mcn Of
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salu brious climate, and answering all the
wants Of q progressive cvillzation--wben
these things are borne in mind, and also
that some disposition has been shown on the
part Of the British government to establish
q colonial government for that region and
encourage its development, We cannot but
regard it as reasonable and practical thing
for the people Of the Northwest 10 manifest
u peculiar interest in the subject.
II seems, however, that the character o
the Hudson's Bay Company, which has been
/ in existence two centuries, still protects the
company in the exclusive trade Of that t,r.
ritory. An exposition OF the commercial
relations between the United States and
Hudson's Bay Territory, prepared by Mr.
Andrews, author OF work on Revenue
Laws, at the request OF one OF the directors
OF the st. Paul Chamber Of Commerce,
shows that the exclusive privileges Of trade
still belong to the Hudson's Bay Company
in their territory, and that citizens oil the
United states have no right 10 20 there TO
trade without license. Mr., Andrews thinks
there are two plans to bring the subject to
an ausplcious conclusion First, tor the
government OF the United States 10 solicit
the iIudsons Bay Company to open their
territory TO Unrestricted commercial inter
course with the United States f; Secondly
and what he considers the preferable plan
for our government to open negotai ion with
Great Britain to extend the provisions of the
Reciprocity treaty concluded June ), 1854
to the lludson's Bay Territory. 1t is to be
hoped this subject will receive the favorable
attention Of our government.
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Commerce with Nutsen'. Ray Terri.
tory.

run W" evening Fust
The people on our northwestern frontier
and specially in Minnesota. are becoming
very much interested in the subject of com.
mercial intercourse with the Hudsop's Rav
Territory. The large and peaceful settle
m,nt on the Rcd River OF the North, which
now numbers white population OF 10 900.
has heretofore seemed shut out from the
civilized world. There has been barely in.
,srcourse enough with il TO answer the pur.
pnscs of the lludscn's Bay COMPANY. and
this has been by means OF two Of the Com.
panys ships. which have sailed snt uallv TO
York Factory, several hundred miles north
OF Red River settlement. by the annual trains
OF single oN'car,s 10 the Mississippi river.
and by the mail from Canada r,a For, WI
liam, on tbe north shore OF Lake Surr,or
The mai service has generally occupied from
,wen,y-siX TO thirty days.
But the en,erPrIs OF the American from.
ucrsman has now penetrated 10 the very
borders OF the iiudsons BAY possessions
That cn,erprlse has intrutuc,i steam nayi.
CATION Oh the tranquil waters OF the Red
River, aud Connected i, with the steamers
OF the MisissiPp' by line OF thoroughly
equipped icaf bore coaches. On this new
route Of travel our Canadian pe,ghh,rs ,an
nov transmit their mail 10 Rcd River ~,,l,.
nent In ten DAYS.
When ~e rcmcmcsr that an extensive AMI
proh,Abs tar uA.ic Is now ID. pco.iu,, OF
tbs industry OF the Rad River s,,,lemo,
thai agriculture a!so thrlvys Their anil ,ha,
sssi u that s,ti,thent Is an expaas. laryrr
than all the middle States. sslec,i by
sPeodd ns'lssoE ryen, ayornl with .
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BrsNE.., CEoP.. AND fRIcss Oar
s,r,,ts have an aspect d dulness at the
prc-cut time, not usually observable al this
-,.soa 81 thu year aud trad = light. This
u atuibatablc ia spmc degree 10 the fact,
that ID. spring ernigra,,oa has o,ased, aEd
,hc sas"n j. 30, quite late enough ior the
usual tall emigration 10 1T IA. There arr
grra, numbers Of pleasure traveller scat
tered throughout tbs vicinity, bu, these DO
not materially aHyt our bu-lne-s affairs. \
greater reason to the duilness II found IN
the TACT II the unsettled state Of our iinan-
clal Affairs. aud the occ i.ioaal psuics To
which ~ are subjected, in regard To the
principal currency now Ia Use for the trans
action oi baslnss.. but the prime cause u
this inactivity 10 trade Is, that. throughout
the vas, cuautTy Tributary to this city, the
whole population are engaged in gathering
in their abundant. srd ne may say. unpre-
ccicnisd croys. The services ol almost
every man. and 10 many cas-, amongst
thO~. who have ben accustomed TO the Ia
Dor in the father land. thOs, oi the women
aud children are brought into r,quisi,ion
Tor this purpose. We can afford to Wait
until ,hi, labor Is accomplished. couiicu,-
ly expecting H. reap our share Of the
imnsfsse beDchis resulting Ia the whole
State IRON this most bountiiui harvest. No
on. established in. and conducting business
ina safe AMI economical manner In the city
OF ~ Paul. need have any tears IN regard
To the future results II their enterprise. II
such tfafs exist IN the breasts of any, let
them shut up the shop aud 90 out into the
coun,ry-l,t them travel over an extent Of
territory that a bird could no, fly over
In week, AMI when they come to
learn tina, oil the population inhabiting
this country. their natural increase. and all
,be large additions by emigration. mus,
iron the nature OF their situation, aud
means of communication, look TO 81. Paul
hr market. aud come here % purchase
many OF the n,c,ssarics. aud all the articles
usually dcnominatc,i the luNur,cs OF lite.
they will pturn with more bgoyan, spirits.
and greater confidence in the future OF ST.
Paul. and there own success in life. Prices
OF produce will rule low here this fall ia
comparison with those Of the past few
years, and will without doubt remain 81 un.
Ill We have M outlet 10 the East, in the
winter. To carry of our surplus products.
The scarcity Of money will Of course have
its usual eject upon produce, as well as up
on rial estate aud labor. To those who
were here during the high tide Of specala,
ton. AMI were compelled TO pay two. three.
and five prizes, for every purchasable article
in the whole round Of their desires OF neccs.
sites. this reduction will SEEM welcome
relief, although money may no, be 40 plenty
a. II was then.
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fA>ic NlArxs ar m'u in the
community cold, phlesUa,c and aEy
nopsh ~ a. con-cirucr naturally upon or
au4ry occasions. VIII n,v,Tth,l,S. muster
thu energy II dozen mcu Nhou there is any
harm Ia b. done by Guucct sssrly exciting
the puhlic mind and Swing The s,Sds Of DIS
trust among thcsc with whom they come 10
contact. The notes OF o0e hank may be pro.
tested. and they s,raigh,way rush through
the .,rv>,s with the ryport tina, the whole
banking system of state. and the securi-
ties OF score OF Statcs are cn,irely worth.
ks. A banker may b. compelled TO MAXI
an assignment, and this individual knows
the name Of any drpo~i,or the amour, de
posted. and Immediately concludes tina, he
will fail. aud as he deems i, ooly matter Of
time. IN order 20 b. always ahead OF the
rest OF The world. be reports tina, he Ia,
tailed.
We have ,hose " 10 our minis eye, at
this time. Who rush around the STREETS as II
they expected thu skies TO fall tina, they
might catch lafks." whenever iherr Is .
runor 10 BE- spread unia,orable to the
soundocss Of q bank or al individual. 10 .
6nspcial poist OF view The ne,, day hav
ing accomplished their purpo-c they may
be detected h bsying up the notes OF either
at Q discoout, bsssd spon the ignorsnce OF
tiu,idity Of ths usfostuos,e holjrr tive
such Individuals Q vide berth. ibsy ar
peu 10 any community
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HOS TETTEKS STOMACH

IL BllTrHS y
In view OF the fsci hat ev.cy member Of he human
family Il more sr ss. sEt .csd 20 500. iant be-
tide. lnsemsr.h lso'aer eSusau. abe wsiss. 81 tSs
.rn.s, hey may o. .e'e 50 y ntsiNs shsr bssss q
nsnen' heath In order 10 accomplish this desired OBJ
Ieei the true course 10 pursue certainly hai hicA
Il Wal s'Tsnsh and lie fgr tss end ~ Hoste,.r has
Introduced Ia III. county pIeysrsilon bearing las
has IA. been tired years. sivins sasnsseaan al
Sho have used J., The Biers aye powerfaliy Gpoa
s..s g. .ss ss. . ~. .ss ~, ~: !,
oe.. q sir~ns h.nins nsare. ssAols. NE system %
,or Il. eur. q DJ.psp.i. Is&s..,oa. Nausea. FL
,al.uey; Lss 1922. or sy s,l,os. onsPl.l.'.
ga,oaasias ss.ss. co's, cne'ers xOrsas. &c e'e
.; "a: Z y: ...: - 3,
Of ~s:-r AID dist sa be speedily reguisseasy brief
s 81. 10 ~. .ss. g5sS s.
than sny o'hsr. the cause ~ ~hca maj srsys be a.
saSsa sSoss =. y a.us ser =
per dr.cons ne bottle Fos tn. isrAss every ply
.e'An WI reees mend o'rers q .ose ANA; thes .ey
1y has th-ir brisrs ~ prerssa'- Of disease ADD
:I;sssssss ~ :y.sm 70 ss.'s. sHa s@sos ssa
he GsrnAas froe ssn tAas 9repsrstnn smsnsied
ADVANCE the desss, Of Iais srss sr-7a.aou N he
dcsi scale Of science.
-s.ea a.ss 4. r.ss.a.s. sr..p 90 - ooy y nae r..
das'ss I'm - .sss sa..p. N . asr ,p.e. a uDe,
and rsndsrtng hf0 phy srAily AMI mentally usels7
b defsAed .ad fi,Y r,a ne sosy ~ NE q Hos
IErTGks kENOYNED BITrEks. turAer aay a
Nhsve tyeasss casac, - nrscfet ~h.n sr
posea Aay orsssAry cosdtsDs psDsDsign Inea. he
knne are $50 Ger tirvcufnss 40 az Z n-s,Aer
eresiss aaa.e ofssds las paAsaA s-er4ss "a.
n-cesxy aafehAns- o. 4.st % taaBS1Sstlu % lsaA.
yarsaI,s ~ prsno,es syant se-p AMI h.alisy 1ss-
sn. be ssmPiAiai . Aus rsnoset specify
sa me sr-ineaon u .soroaSh All pss snea.
Vor P.rssns advanced ysars, ~sa ar, szesr.Hs
hEasrs ere ava ssnls r-st<aure q .tr-axsh All
-xor and nssas criy ~ - tr-c q esppfsciAted AS
~ ostsss . ale aar~nx ts~ss hiasrs tnesF
sc. sspeeiA y .asrs - Hsasr nolrishn-s sic
,Hsis . ne demands - ne eaif, gls-:.y h.r
slreaxA aas ysra, Asa asr~ d % ss-rs xsof iaaic,
ssca - ao-isiisr's saonAsA Hisrs ae~aee ngAr,
<0DwWy ssrs~GA aai vtrnr - tae sysa~z tIsdses
sn-ssss ~ m~&ss ~ a. F,Ar1y &C 81 a ss-
silfy snf ssfore - ne "a yssr phys,ctAn. chs,
- ss tsaled saA - Erl.s a tss nSners 81.
eu0a<Df Aes a. css~s a -e~kae~
cAyrtos-ws easlAos tns pusfe = sins, zs1n1 -
= asay eoaaAssf-f.s kai "a ~ ~
saenAsa rEl<rs ssi Asa sscA ssrls - -
sar9s d. n,as9sr's saasea NasrAs sssva an
- sss q Ne s<ls. al slaassd - as .RssAAa< sAp
covering ~ ss~s. go ssssr-s IA ar sHapNsA ss
- rr-ssr-a al saasy nosrKrruD . ssirH.
rlssassa ~, sss 81 ~ 81 srasxs1A. opcs~rs. sAs
ass,~rs s-asral Aroassoai Ne sIsd >lsa caas1a.
>sssa Ak.rss al ssrDssy s.sl--0ly
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An.Ss, Jsirts.oN Co. NY.

.
R,rs''sd a-l Dear BrtiA,cp
Amer mature dclIbrsat.on aud earnest prayer
{" God have dryil.d. "a humble reliance up
on b'iac 1tscc. 10 accept the solemn Gu,t -
Whiyh tie piulcse ol M.Gu, -ata has eli. tod me
have Lpihias 10 bring yoa but an earnest
ani hopeiui tesrt and hearty CONSERVATION
II myself Co thr service OF our Lord and savior
Jesus Christ. To Soa, my brethren, .hsll
eiien look for sywPsthy aud help sm.d the
csrvs, labor, aai responsibilities Il the Eplsco-
pate There will be 90 labor ct tual too great
n Tod strengthen "a. y oar hearts are knit TO
thtisi by lntns iaiih, &c shal, he united Ia
each otHrr aud toe Holy l,,e learned OF Him
>hall wtn many ,.wPesi tossed sni weary
soul ~ the Tvtage ct the church.
Fray icr me, that nav De sttons hy the
help o' tod, 10 labor IA uPhuadipg the Rs
dcemeT- hnglym
Win loving regard am your brother IN
Ch'i>i. HSNRN q Nn'~str
To the Rev T. q. tear. Rev J. Y. N.a Ia
geu. m. Ecs. A. u. "sttet.ou. IN, tom.
mt,ec.
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THE M.us FoR SOUTHERN MiSSEsorA.-
Postmaster a, Nortbheld, fariDagli, oSa
,Oona. sc. have ben writing 10 Us coae' m
ing thu irrcguIari,y .; mails iron ih'' City
AMI The ooosqasn, daiay 10 the RECEPTION Of
the WssELv PioSrEE AND DsNo'RAri ard
aIlhave rsqaes,e,i - To forward our packages
80 Haaing. We mad thi. rqses; 10
oar Postmaster IA TIM. City. and he repiio'i
a. fu.lows
PoTT OgTIcE -. Paul. Aug. :.
Yssf cote lsrsceiysi. Ia AHsssr | will -ay
that. for zone trse past, ~ have hsss ssndsog
mail fof T.uSssit, UsAiosnA. SC. ia Hastings.
The Postmaster a, Hastings objects 90 tccsss.
ns tie above NAL. lie says Is does nc, Of
Oh, belong iha, ~sy. Vefy true bat cir.
eam.lancss alter cA.s-." shall tfy AgA.i
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Acting Assi.iAai Quarter Assisr, O 4 4
PROPOSALS FOR ySuiPLIEs

L UNITED STATES ARMY.-Ornce,bvrR s Acusa
Assit.sr tos.i.ssvos sgssIstsxH, L. y. AMY
fokr RlDGELf. MIN. July -, los9e
Sealed Proposals will bs Viewed n tbs ofice un,n
The 1h Of Angus, neat al " osicss ~. for furnishing
10 ths l pited States troops ut this post,
Twelve thousand Bushels of Coruy6B povrds 70 the
bushel, Z" good quality and securely szeked To be de-
.ver.d FORT kligely hnnesotA On Of uetore he 3ls
day of DC 'ooer. ls5g. "a a.
Each proposal must be snoup anisd With guarantee
signed bv two Eo9i aud os0unons securities
To be endorsed " PropDsAsf8 Army SUP plies ;" and
addressed 10 the uniersgneH
fersDns Interested ESD coutrscs are respectfully
invited 70 he present shea IL. proposa : are opsned
EDWARD ScR dUDSoN
lst lirJt 90 Artillery,
Ae'tng AssisiaDt C0mms>ssy a. d6sisiepce,
Iy3t-i3N = rs Arrx J
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THURSDAY EVENING. August IL, 1859.
Flour is lower and the tendency of the mar.
ket unmstakaely downward. Reports from all
portions ofthe State are almost uniformly, to the
effect that most sbundan, crops viii be harvest
ed. The quotation for whea, is merely nominal.
there being little or none In market. Rye,
Oats, and Barley are declining. Corn is firm at
figure given below.
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AccErrAScr oy RKy. Ma. WurrLg.--
The following is the letter addressed 10 the
Committee Of the pio"~c. by the Rev, H.
u. Whirplc. notifying them OF his accept.
auo, OF the office OF Bishop OF Minnesota:
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DROPOsALS FOR 3UPPLIE

l. UNITED STATES AMY orr fnr Jax AerIx9
AssistASf QctEIEa MAsTER. 4. >. AZ E68 RIDGE.
~ MINI, July - 1889 ..gEXX ~
Sealed Proposals viii be rece veA ~ ~ %. until
the - OF August, at u oC0ck for furnisAluH n the
United STATES troops At This Post the t0rtic
IN the quantities named, ~nd Of Inequality and d,ion
specified.
Fifteen thousand bushels of OA,-3l poundt to the
bnshel four thousand bushels OF Cornsv6ads TO the
bnshel Both Oats and Corn TO be OF go quality and
~ urely sacked. To be delivered at {foTt kidgely
Minnesota Oa or before the sIst Of octob 1sso
Twelve hundred Cords OF good hard herchantable
corded At nch place ~ The A. A q ". N designate
near ,hs Bsrraek =. FORT Rdseiy, b16re the 3ls
Zach proposal mas, = sssomp.ni.d with I u.ran,es.
sigaed BY TWO good An1 sufficient securities.
address to the undersigne1. 49, Il
Persons Interested In hsse contracts Respectfully
invited To be present Nh.n the proposals. ARD opened.
EDWARD Mex. HuUSOS, 3
l l.. Lieut. Ath Aftery,
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lire! FIRE..-THE SUBSd Libel

l. would re- pecr'3ly inform the ciulensbfs 1l4eln1
Manomn - Francs Princeton, Montcs Ito ADD HelnnJ
that he Ina been appointed Agent Of The weihpownf
.ETSA FIRE AND INLAND lNsUR2NoE
COMPANY, Il
At the tOwu Of An0ks aud u prepare16 do b1sues
through thai company.
Agiss, August Is 1889.
auelg-dIy f-ss Sposs
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Review OF the ut. Paul Markets,
TnuxspAY EvExrAo. Angus. IL, Is,

P,ar,d erpresg for is Pap>v, and eevreesed daiy By
Bsagaon asf Gordon, Greteys and Communicated YER
tAanh. ThiSi Etrs<s
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lJHl6 70 iixista3 so,S 4 80
xis. { sSf5 ~
Per ton, about. $50 10 %
lRoSA-
Fiat Bar-Pennsyiyanls
all sizes under issxl
inch ~ m Tta
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

c--Wbea the celebrated Or. Rush de''a'eo -,
6runkeoness was disease, he enunc'aIeo
which the experience and observation o. IL
men is every day confirming. The many lns''us
cesses Of those who indulge IN the use OF sp'''''"u
,;onors may be ihus accounted tor Ihe true SaH's
Of conduct, which is taken fer iniatuauon IS very
+rso,a,,lv 4 diseased state Of the Liver. no organ
i ,be human system, when deranged, produces
more friahtah catalogue of diseases And Ii, ih-'
stead Of applying remedies 10 tae manifestations oi
s;ssase as is TOO often the case, physicians "ouu
,5ssesibe with view to the original cause, lever
5s..bs would result from diseases induced by de-
RANGED state OF the Irer. Thres-fouTtbs 81 the
diseases enumerated uuder the head Of Consumption,
have taeir scar in DISEASED Liver. DR.. NJ Lane
celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros,
ale certain
~ Purchasers will be careful 70 ask Tor DIX.
af,L3NE,S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, man
vfsctured by FEMING BIOS. Of PIrrspuaa, Pa.
There are other Pills puTpoft!y to be Liver Pills,
now before the public. Dr. n Lanes gaaaiHe Liver
pills also his celebrated YermIuge, can now be had at
all respectable drug None een7ei"e teialcH
4, ,.guatnre Of FLEMING BROS.
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VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.

Or. Seth s. Haoce:-l was in Baltimore in ApTi
1884. and from paper received Of yours was indu
c.d 10 huy box OF youf Pills, recommend ed as a
sovereign cure for erieptic fits At that time one
ofnv servants had been afflicted with frs abo ut 2
wears. When reaching bone, commenced with the
nils according to directions l DO not think she has
had one since. My wife, though, IS somewhat indu-
esd to believe she may have had one only. Enclo-
.ed YOU will find FIVE dollars, fcr which you viii
r,ease forward ns tyyo boxes. Your compliance
will oblige me. Yours respectfully. ". 5 SLEDsE.
Or. Harces Ereptic Pills are also sovereign
remedy for every aaodifca.on, Of nervous diseases.
The nervous sufferer, whether tor mented by the
acute, physical agooy of neuralgia, ticdolereux, or
ordinary heaiache. afflicted with vague terrors,
weakened b. periodical fits, Threatened with paray-
ais, hcrne down and dispirted by that terrible las
sifute which proceeds from lack OF nervous energy,
or unnatural coalition Of he wonderful machinery
which connects every member with the sou're OF
s.,.stion. end thousbt--defives ionmrdiats benefit
from toe use Of those pills, which at once ca'a's'
,nvisorates, ard regulates the shattered nervous
organization.
Sent to any part of the country BY mail. free Of
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-02
BEDFORD CLASSICAL INSqiTJTE.
Rcv. jouy Lyo>, pr,ycf
T. LyTrLnToN LYoN, 4. NJ,
PRINCIPALS,

TIE Fall session OF this institution VII oP@n
on FRIDAY the l6in day ot Septe2ber. lSd9
Its the design OF the Principals. 10 make this
Academy, in all respects, hssi class Institution
for the thorough Instruction OF youth e. both sexes
and TO prepare tnem Tor any profession or position
IN life.
The high moral and scientific tone Of the sehoo!
is we'll known 10 ;his community.
The SPACIOUS brick building adjoining The resi-
dence of DR.. Wn. Watson, has been secured for
4he purposes of the Academy.
A few boys, (the number i. limiied 10 ten.) Wi!
ss received into the family OF The Principals, as
bosrdsrs.
The beauty of the scenery and the salubrity ci
The climate render Bedford most desirable loca-
ton for such school.
Persons from abroad, visiting at the Springs, can
BE- near their children during he summer.
It's desirable that pupils SHOULD enter al the com
N encemen: Of be session.
5000 per year, including boarding,
Txaxs. washing, fori, light, sad Tuition 10 all
! the branches.
Terms for day scholars:
p., ou.,,s- sc.-EngIish BFeoches
Yet Sua''e''( G7.5o, Classical Go &c.
Tune 1888.