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EE7CNDEHECL. ECE True.
w 4 few days
since. Nr. James y. Esad., Q. Huntsville, Alabama
called on Us and gave rs permission 10 Pg'Hsa .o'
the benefit Of suffering uu:.a"..y, the astonishing
cure waich had been effected a. TIE case Of las VIE
by the use OF Dr.. H4ace'S ege.-U.e 1ptsl;.c .-its
He informed US. that At ;ae tla3e a5 vie coaamrn-
crd using the medicine, lsr system vas SO aa-.Ee-
ly prostIaiea BY the gumher O. sqasns sae lad V'-
jeTgone, Is TO reduce her we.got - loa lbs. Since
she has been taking tie pills, she Las entirely s1t
over the sFasm5 and has gained 70 WeISA- ana bot
lily heaith. She Eo% weighs At least 200 !1s- and
declares she IS in better enjoyment Of health than
ever before ia ler life. air. bsedie also related
the case OF IEr. Harrison Lightloot %. the same
town, who has been entirely cured ol tae worst lora
O. Epilepsy by these same pills. liz. Ltshtloo-a
ease was so bad that he never passed week with
out having an atJacA, often falling down Al tue
street. lie has not had an attack for rcore than a
year. Mr. Beadle thinks that the pills ever ialt
Su curing case, II for the want OF proper per
seyeTauce on The part Of the person in taking them.
as he feels assured from observation IN the case OF
sEv4Ga, that &c they taken 1or a sufficient
length of time, they VIII cure any case. sent to
any part of the country by mail, on the receipt OF
remittance. Address SETH 5. HANcE, los Balti-
more ST., Baltimore, Nd. Price, one box, - two,
So twelve, S24.
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COURT PROCLAMITTON.

To tie Coroner, the justices Of the Peace,
and ConstGb les IN tie difeeat Townships
i,a tie Coaafy of Bedford, Greeting.
KNOW IE that in pursuance of precept to
ne directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRANCS II. kENMELL, President of the
several Courts Of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth
District, consisting OF the counties of franklin,
Bedford. Somerset and Fulton, and by virtue
Of his office ofthe Court Of Oyer and Terminer
and General jail delivery for the trial OF capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
rel Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace;
and !. J. SNIyELY & JoHN TAYLOR, Esqs.,
Judges OF the same Court, IN the same County
OF Bedford, You and each Of you are hereby re-
CURED 10 be and appear in your proper persons
with vour Records, Becognizances, Examina-
tious, and other remembrances before the Judges
aforesaid. al Bedford, at a Court Of Over and
Termiaer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions Of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county Of Bedford, aforesaid,
or tue 9th Monday Of april. tbeing the 30th
dav,at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day
there and then to do those things to which your
several o.iceS appertain.
GIVEN under nay hand at Bedford, on the
OH cay OF April, n he year of our Lord
1850.
WILLIAM s. FLUKE, Sheriff.
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43aIititqI aunpuuttmeuts.
IN nnlices under this head must be prepaid.
PrOaEaOMOeary.

We are authorized TO announce Mas. SAMUEL H.
T,-e, OF Bedford borough. Is a candidate TOR Pfo-
,snnofary subject to The decision of the Democrat
ic County Convention.
We are authorzedto announce the name OF j. . en-
~ ScuEIL. of Schesburg, as a candidate for Pro-
,honctarv subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
March seth, 1869.
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~ ASE5E ,SEf'ASbN E5G3GSEs,
~ BZDECED, Pa.
Mr. 5. FILL ER would respectfully aaEouace 10
her friends an Bedford County, and 20 the public
generally, that she has leased, for term Of years,
the large and convenient brick hotel at the corner
Of PITT ann fujana streets, Bedlo;d, Pa. known as
the ..WaSHINGTON HOUSE, and lately kept By
MRS. COOh. This house IS beiag thoroughly re-
fitted and return,shed, aud IS norg open for the
ceptlon Of guests. Visitors 20 th" "3EDFORD
SPRINGS" and persons attending Court, VIII find
tlis house pleasant and comfortable temporary
bone livery attention viii be paid the comior.
and accommodation OF guests. TIE ta5l- will 81 all
times be ppi!ed VITA tae best the markets adoIG.
Charges moderate.
Extensive sjab,,nz IS a;'achea d TO this hotel. and
a careful and competent hostIsr vii BE- in atten-
DANCE. Special attention viii b. paid 10 the
notation oil the ia-mIng community.
March G1ta. 1869.
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NISSOL UTION.
- Tie partns srlhip heretofore
tz'lins between FERGUSON & MANSPEAKEB.
T TIS tals day been dissolved by mutual consent.-
HE interest OF Ferguson has been sold to Simon
- - oneieT and the business will hereafter be con-
suTIed oy Manspeaker 4 Sha fer. Those indebted
70 ferguson 4 Manspsaker, will please close their
4Veoun'A oy cash or note. [april 3,'G0.l
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- EDFORO CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
u -
Rev. JOAN LYON,

Rev. JoHy LYON, n-..-
T. LYTTLEroy LYoX, 4. NJ, "a .''-''
TIE summer session Of this institution Will o7en
on Friday, the day Of May 1869.
Il the design Of tie Principals, TO make rhis
Academy, in all respects, first class institutions
for the thorough instruction Of youth G. both sexes
and 10 prepare them for any profession OF Position
10 life.
Tne high moral and scientific tone Of the school
IS well known 10 this community, and strict L:5ci-
Pane will be enforced.
few bows, (Jde number IS limited - tan,) viii
be received into the family CT the Principals, as
boarders.
The beauty OF the scenery and the salubrity Of
the climate rsnder Bedford most desirable loca-
ton for such d school.
Persons from abroad, visiting at the Springs, can
Dc near their children during t4e summer.
It's desirable that pupils should enter at the CON-
mehcement OF the session, and no pupil viii be re-
ceived for less than one quarter
$500 per year, Including boarding,
AEENs. washing, faei, light, aud Tuition in all
1 the branches.
Terms for day scholars:
Per or,rts- $6.-Englsh Branches.
$3.50, Classical do tlc.
jane ,'59.
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NTO 2 S SALE,
g OR EXCHAN
Three tracts 81 very choice farm land, contain
ing 100 acres in each tract, situate the Illinois
Centra r. K. in Champaign co, State Of Illinois,
miles iron, the city Of Urbana, and mj!e from Rem
tual Station on said road. Two OF the tracts adion,
ard one of them has never failing pond OF water.
The city OF Urbaoa contains population Of 5000.
Champaign is the greatest wheat growing country
in the Sia;e.
Address, F. c. REAMER.
Bedford, Pa.
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sundry wrts of Fl. Fa., Yend. Exponas and Levari
Facias, 10 me directed, there will be sold at the
Court House, in The borough of Bedford, on Satur-
day. the 2sth day Of April, 1850, ct 10 O'Clock A..
NJ, the following described Real Estate, 10 wit
All Deit's right, title and interest in and 10 one
tract of land, containing $50 acres more or less
about ssyeniy-Aye acres cleared ard under fence
with a two story iog dwelling house with kitchen
attached, tenant house and double log bern there
adjoining lands of James Rollins, Robert Hud-
and Others, situate in ColeraFn Township, Bed
ford county, and taken in execution as the proper
IS OF Jacob Noc&
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBPA
We r VI TFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

y 7 q"
- V EN T LLLS.
WE beg leave to call the alter
w ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the PHYSICIANS Of the
country, TO two Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer 10
Dr. Csa9. w'Icaa's Celebrated
Varyri{iroa a-d + ivar pile
Nr tg r,g~ -a~nD7T-rv-1 them 2C
-
f-3fya-oqi ft-a-ot.e Er7t c--r70tv rar
y----A - ,-.--.-.s --.--..- s-..-s.,
'r--.-~ --l--I L.-----> -.-tt h'i -o3 L..
r-rrro -E---,er- -..ry-r.-rr
lI.tl gL.LtsEAI 15TLI,
For es,r.i-.rg Worms from the
L r.. f-
L--s---,--i = at--@A- IL las ESQ tcGn
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Nervous Disorders.

What IS more fearful than breaking down Of thu
nervous system 10 be excitabje or nervous in a
small degree i most distressing, Tor where can a
remedy be iou"d There Is one drink but little
vine, "eer, or sP'Fit,, lar better none take no
'oHfe-"eak lea beng preferable get all the fresh
q, you q" take three or four Pulls every night;
Eat plenty Of solids. avoiding the use OF sons and
% laese golden rules followed. you will be ham
ry !" s"i"d and strong IA body, and forget you have
~ .
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4 Ii kinds OF produce taken in exchange for
a >Ioods, at Shoamakor's Stor Q No /, Anderson's
Row. laprl 9Th, 1861
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Mothers and Daughters

Il mere IS one thing more than another for which
these Pills 20 famous II is their ,brif,,in ro--
-rfes especially their 70 ve Of cIeansnG the Hood
from al impurities, ard removing dangerous and
suspended serretlons. Univerzally adopred as the
's@ sfa1d remedy for female complaints, they
heYef.iaii' never we : ken The system, and aiways
AsiAg about what Is 'eauiret
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Try Hartley before you ssnd off for your Hard
ware, lrOr, Nails Sr Paints (Aprl "a lseeo
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r !sT OF PETIT JURORS,

7 lsT OF PETIT JURORS,
Drawn Cor April Term. 18th
Monday, 30th, Jay 1862
Thomas Allison. Joaa AI,ip, Jacob Aucler, Ua-
viJ s. Axe Frederick a. Reeg}s, Henry Bee2le,
Solomon Beegir, George Bo7tz, James Burns. Jr..
Josiah Baughnlaa. Jacob Bossier, Christian Cara,
Charles Coler, Michael Carpenter, Phitip Clark,
Thomas Douahoe, Isaac Earnest, Henry FELTON,,
Jacob Fisher, henry FiuEe, Daniel Fletcher, Ar
ch.balj Finley, Jacob D. Eetter, John GePtart Jr..
William A. Grove, Henry Cafes David HitrEew,
John B. Ha~iman, Richa-i Langd9a, Samuel ".
Miller, Philip MorSart, Adam OTTO, Amos Re5irett,
John Stater, Abraham Steel, J0da T. SaJterfeli,
Wilson Weeks, Samuel %enk.
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Hoiio1gry's P,Hs are tie best remedy known
Il. lie ,gJr!t for tie foi!owsng diseases
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CAUTION !--None genuine unless
the words HOLLOWAY. Nav YORK AND LONDON %
dscerable a Fater-Ds97k in every lea foi tbs
book CT directions around each pot box the same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf TO the light.
handsome reward Will be given to any one rem
derng such information as may lead to the Getec-
ton OF any party parties counterfeting the med
icines vending the same knowing them to bs
spurious
sold at the Mandatory OF Professor HoLLo-
WAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respec-
table Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, throughs
out the civilized world, in boxes at % cents, 62 CT
and 81 each.
g7-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Drections for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
Nov. IS, 1859.
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Eos ssoracls Cut a Order.

20 medicine will 50 etIec1ualiy improve the Ton.
81 The stomach these Pills they remove all aci
Giy. occasioned either By intemperance or improo-
c diet. They reach the liver and reduce il TO a
healthy action; they wonderfully eiicacious in
cases Of spasms-in fact they never fail in curing
al disorders of the liver and Stomach.
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n R0CERlES, a large assortment OF all kinds of
I Groceries for sale cheap at Shoemaker Store.
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Disorders Of che Kidneys,

~ ad diseases affecting these organs, wbether
..'E .-Hiete too much or too little water or wbe-
i"@f iaeJ be allsctzd with stone or gravel or win
aEaes ana pains settled IN the loias over the regions
'.'s Ines, 'ae,e Pi"s should be taken accor-
"''I % 'Ae pTin1ed directions, and the Oiptr,snY
should be well rubbed lnio the small Of the hsrI st
De" TINE rms treatment viii give almosf in-De-
date relief when all other means have fsjIsg
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5ick Headaches and vans Of Appe-

These feelings waicS 50 gladden. ne. most fraorar..
y "'iSF i.o'i 1"noTances trouble, from obstruc-
,e' 2eISP.'dton, or from eating and drinking what
IS uGa, Ior US, thus dsorJering the liver and stou
a2h. "ese organs must be regulated if YOU wish
- oe "e:!, l1e Phis, il taken according to the
,"'7d instructions, viii quickly restore healthy
S't!'n 10 0oih liver and siomgcl, whence follow az
q natural consequence. good appetite apG a clear
head. in tae East and West Indies scarcely aBv
ot"ef medicine IS ever used .or these disorders.
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Inflammation,
Jaundice,
Liver Complaints,
Lumbago,
Piles,
Rheumatism,
Retention oqUrins.
Scrofula or Kings
Evil,
Sore Throats,
Stone and Gravel,
Secondary symptoms.
Tic-Douloureux,
Tnrnonrs.
Ulcers,
YeneTeal Affections,
Worms of all kinds,
Weakness from what
ever cause.
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gooEl lND,s GERMAN BITTEE2.

5P=C =Ci4L- NOTICES
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-04
Tribute Of Respect.
MADISON COLLEGE, March %, 1860.

MADISON COLLEGE, March 70, lSoO.
At a called meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees of Madison College, held this day, Hon.
Jos. s. Bird, Maj Owen w. Baldwin, Geo. G.
Tribee, Esq, and Prof NJ. L. Hunnicutt were
appointed a committee to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the Board relative to the death OF
President T. C. THORNTON, d. D., where
upon the following preamble and resolutions
were offered and adopted, to-wit
WHEREAS, In the course of Divine Proyl-
dence our venerable friend, President I. c.
THoRNToN has been removed from our midst,
and the scene of his earthly usefulness; and
whereas, we believe that few men have been
so much devoted to the general welfare of the
human race, and especially to the cause of Edu-
cation; and whereas we regard it both the
duty and the privilege of the living to COM
memorate the virtues Of the dead-therefere
be it
Resolved, 1st That in the death Of Presi-
dent THoRSFoS, not only has Madison Col
lege lost its founder, its firmest friend, and
selfsacrifcing President, but that this com
munity has been bereayed of one whose pa
ternal counseIs can never be too highly ap
preciated the Church of one of its most etfi
Gent and powerful ministers-the cause
missions one of its most devoted advocates
and Southern Education most ardent anC
successful promoter. .....=s. -,
Re-olred, I'd ID. That as we ever entertained
the highest esteem and respect for him whil'
living, SO we will constantly cherish his memo
~, and commend his zeal and devotion to al
engaged in the great cause of Education.
Resolved, Sd. That we tender our sympa
thies to his bereaved wife and family, and BIZ
them not grieye as those who have no hope.
/ Resolved, 4th. That copy Of these resolu
tons be sent to the family Of the deceased
that one be deposited in the Archives of tn
College, and that one also be sent to several {
the public prints for publication.
VIM. A. BALDWIN, Pres't.
TT w PrFpcE Sec,v
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Valuable improved Property UEdCT E1-
ceIInnf CnIfiXafIon. III BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI

ya,uable Imprcved Property UHdCT E1-
ceIIent Cultivation, III Biloxi, MISSISSIPPI
known as the Residence OF Dr. A. Byrenneldt,
Offering fine opportunity to purchase residence
suitable for a large family, or for Boarding
House. ~ .
TbY Julian Neville, Auctioneer-Oaice No: IL
ID Commercial Piaee-Wili be sold at pubic
auction. in the city Of New Orleans, on Thursday,
March &. 1860. at IL o'clock N at the st Charles
Exchange cp.,.
An that Land, situated in the Town of Biloxi,
Harrison county, Mississippi, bounded on the east
by the property belonging to IL. 1. LonsdaIe' ESD
on the W est BY the property belonging TO +. COOK,
ESQ south BY the Gulf Of Mexico, AID running
north, between parallel lines, TO or near the Dack
Bay of Biloxi, having front on the Uuu OF ABOUT
one and three quarters aTpents, ana depth Vi
forty arpents more or less; win al tIe iii prove
ments, consisting of handsome dwelling house,
with eight rooms, large hall, galleries, cellar, bath
rooms with force pump attached and shower oath'
| Also, two other buildings, enc containing seven
aud the other three rooms and three CABINETS
attached to the grounds there are kltcnens, staote
c1rriage-house and servants rooms: there Is also
| in the cellar Of the main building never-ialing
| spring, of the purest water in the south. In ad
dition to the above there is large bath-house aud
| douche both with forcing pumps the latter one
;ntended for horse power-all in good order for
! The garden and orchard is tasteful ~ lad out,
and nanted with the rarest flowers aud fruit trees
comprising q large number Of peach, plum, q or
ance shadiuek, lemon and other trees IN fdD near-
ing; together With many large grape Fihe''0' 'si
| ious kinds. 49,
The place is well shaded by fnelve oaks, cedars
rnagnoias and other trees; there are several pure
sprprs of water on the place, rendering 1t one u
| the most desirable retreats on the Coast.
The grounds and buildings are in the charge OF a
! gardener, who will show the premises to parties
| wishing to visit them.
| AIto9ether this is one of the few opportunities
altered to PARTIES wishing to secure healthy, con-
yeuient and airy retreat for the summer months.
The sale will take place positively as ADVERTISED
TEPMs--One third cash balance in one anu TWO
years. for satisfactory paper, bearing interest At
1bc r,te of g per cent per anunn from date of sale
| Act Of sale before K, Brennan, commissioner Tor
the State of Mississippi, at the expense OF the Pur
- Feb 81 'G0-s&w NJ 8.
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On, WELLs-The oil discoveries of the
last few months constitute suggestive chap
ter in the history Of the wonderful resources
of this great and growing country. Whether
these natural oil fountains are inexhaustible
in the present age, or how far their locality
really extends, is yet to be determined. The
effect must be, in either case, to reduce the
price of Iubricating and burning oils, and pro-
babIy to drive out Of use lard oil and other
oils that can be applied to other purposes
The reported products are astonishing in
amount. For instance, in the Oil Creek regions
In North Western Pennsylvania, Crawford
COUNTY, the old Rock Oil Company well
leased By Col Drake, produces 500 gallons o.
oil per day Crossley & Co., q mile below
have good well; Stackpole & Fletcher have
an oil and salt well the Hibbard well yields
400 gallons the M'Clinitock well Of Brewer
Watson & Co., runs 100 gallons; Baker 8
Barnsdell get 800 gallons daily. Barnsdeil
of TitusviIle, has sold one sixteenth Of his wei
to an Ohio Company, for $1,000 In Sep
ta,,,t,eP lAst, the whole thing w-oel3 sos han
brought 81 O0o.-0hio Ruralists.
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Rev. w, HiIlman, A. NJ, Principal and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Ian
guages.
Emil Menyer, Professor Of Vocal and Instruments
Music and Teacher of the German Language.
Mrs. Adelia NJ, Hillman, Literature, Matksmatic
Painting Drawing, and Embroidery.
Miss Sarah A. Thompson. English Branches.
Miss. Eliza beth r. Davis Latin, French, and Eng
lish Branches.
Miss. Jennie II. Jolls, Assistant in Music an
Teacher Of English Branches.
Miss Sarah A. Thompson, Governess.
This Institution ofers every facility for the at
tainment Of a thorough, systematic and polished
education. Its Courses Of Study are three, Primary,
Preparatory and Collegiate. To each Of these the
range Of studies is such as will impart the most
thorough discipline and yet be sufficiently extern
ded TO meet the wants OF all.
None but the most highly educated, and exper.
fenced teachers are employed.
fully organised under experienced Teachers and
are supplied with every appliance necessary for
their successful maintenance.
During the present year, new and extensive
| Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, besides
! many Charts and Maps, have been added TO the
Means Of illustration before possessed by the lnst-
tute so thatit is now not surpassed in this partieu-
lar by any similar institution.
| The Boarding House is kept in thorough repair
! and IL furnished with neat furniture.
| Apulcation should be made early BY those VINO
| wish To obtain Board in the Institute.
| Tho pext session will commence Monday, OctoDer
24th For terms and other lniormstl lt, 9eurSss
| the Principal. a., ~ 49, 80 T-nsss.s
| Fl. r. BRUNBY, Secretary. Aug 10 '9s-t.
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The MAGNOLIA AND LIBERTY RAILnaAD -
We are pleased to learn that the friendspf the
projected railroad from Magnolia, Miss, y Lib
erty. held a meeting on Monday last at Liber-
~ and determined at once to incorporate
comnany for the building of the road. The
distance between the two points is twenty pne
miles and the amount required is $4,000
a subscription list was started at the meeting
a. once and over 100000 has been sub
scr;bed. The officers were also elected !
Hamilton Mcknight is President, Richard
Rates. Treasurer, and G. NJ. Davis, Secretary
W II. Carne, A. II. Prewett VIM. Jenkins,
and q. L. Moore are Directors. The road Is
to be graded by negroes, who are to be pur'
chased for the purpose, and it is now certain
that the road win be speedily completed. The
measure is very popular with the people II
the country through which the road IS to run
II will be remembered by our readers thai
MAGNOLIA is one Of the most prosperous villages
-, the Jackson Railroad, and IS estimated on
10 ninety-eight miles from New Orleans
When this road Is completed, there will be |
~ Of only thirty miles between MagnoliI
md the Mississippi river.-Delta-