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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
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RsSGENgSr-rrains issv. Chsasersss daily 10, Albany
and ry Or and .fer MONDAY Nay 1885, the fisns ~
Esprsss T.in ,srOnsh n fouE hOuF'. connecting with
Nal TI.ia "a ~ Through WAY rr.in.s is NJ snasPH
ExTrss Train. 4P. VI Accommodation l'sin !" y" T. ~
For rsrrytows pm AZ .,..,apu
For Pouskkssrs,; Passenger Train 81 and tle
hon CesnatsEst snd Wsy FFeishi Aad Passenger f'NA ~
nom thsuterss-
For PcsI,lul ssie A NJ and sscPM ,,.,
Way sstcus
Pssns,ststen Chamber Cana ChsoPhsr ls,h .nd sl.:.s
StNpAl NAIL TRAINS a. 3so z n from Csna 81 io D'''
EDMuXDYREScH General Superintendent
I ONG ISLAND RAiLROAD.-Leave Brooklyn at
II loA An ios Sseeutof lfelsh 80 Mli or HemP,ss1,
for Fsnnsdse NJ returning Thurs
AN for isIhtnk, Saturday lsphsns
7AM) Far,rn-dhe 7Sa VI i1tS NJ. Heuar~t-ad e8A ",
4S5F ~; Jsmsiea. 5i1, 7cS, St5A NJ 2lSSePM
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
NTW-YORK TASToN soMERyILLE &c
.yKt,s .ER,xcENENT. eOssE>oNG lPRT 10, lsSL
r,n,, N,WYork Easton sc, ats A NJ u ", and tP "
L.sve NerYort Tor sotasrsiie (wsyl seF "
Ty .s.n,er. RED JACkEr aud WYOMING, from PIER Ns
- a. y,'n ,so, on Camrti isndts, Returning will leave
pbirsIrrr Is ard 1870 A. W. "
EIlrNRETHPORr AND NEN-NORk
Leave New-Yoik az ard loI A NJ. u NJ and 7;
Lave Fii1ssehpo a. . and . . ". 90 and
GEORGE H. rEGRAh Superintendent
NAADEN and AMBOl RAILROAD to PiilLA-
Il ~ Accommodation Line At NJ, BY steamboat
IDUS POTTER 10 SOUTH AMBOl thence by 20 P.e.s
al camden FSrrss Line =, ,sP NJ BY JOHN PorrEko 20 AN
BOY the nee Csmdn BY through In hou fne ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

IPEAT REDUCTION ia the PRICE OF MILL
u NTFy GOODS RIBBONS. BONNET SiLhsi AHIlri-
sIIIN 80 has j' sesvsd aiIse, ron 90 s H.. y
- ,lers evervlus novel sd desirable fer lie ,rr
sfsou. Aso -. tit- s~i' ..DoOSS. acsp.ed 20 the
h,e fasl" % ililI.s Llae Dress and M-nlii ftsaeis,
b. s1 s. M IL The Wh.lesele Nare-Foo ADJOINING X
Retsl sIs Is gnequaled il this ei,y i2I vanity a1s
II ADIFS SILK and FANCY BONNEls.--Ine ne SUD-
l ,roud rrsTecffuiv invite the sentn Of me Lials'
70 aud cholce a.-onchl
SfTK nd CRAZE BONNETs sdapd 20 the sssso. &c.
ofrfye and clua0 Be surpassed 70 "a, cy Aho a.
- ~ G = ,v H.! me ned OF pretty bouH--
i X T. WILDE. No. ~ and = ha-st up ',AirN
NtRS. LEVlNS. No. 3094 Broadway, solcits %"
~ NJ - be lssis. Of Nt--York and is vicinity 70 her
-, I'D hsrforie stock q EBRoDERlES which she his 1.i
eh,l , ,rd sls5 handsome assortment Of DRESS
sPS nd NOHAlR EADpRE>St> together wIh eh'-e &C.
- - MOURNING GOODS Wholesale sad retail
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Ocean 5teamers, Mr.

Ocean Cleaners, Nc.
VvARE ED.-INDEPENDENT LINE 10
L. SAN FRANCISCO.-The steamship NOkIh SIlNh 20 raw
New. York June s. to with the lankee b sdh
The Books these celebrated steamers are now oleu
limited Tickets will be sold At the following raves
srptd for before May tth $500, 49,
-l9N Steft
II expected by these Steamers wi 60 hs"sh 10
p days For Tickets, apply only 10 j. NJ ohOsS,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE VIA NICARAUGA-The Accessory Irarsit company
Siraeua proptetors Through in advance OF the mall Oy
line giving through tickets including The Isth1u, er9sas
rey, dorbeepgne steamship STAR OF THE WEST l<VoV tuna
turdeul will pier No North ,sr 81 eoes T. ~
SATURDAY. May ~ connecting Win
r. ,a,ts ..ssn.bn BROTIER JONATHAN. 1000 tans bur
sn the NICARkUGA TRANSIT ROUTE having but Twelve
es of land transportation by hrstcess carriages
er are unsurpassed in then ventilation and ACCOMMODATIONS f
Information or passage apply only 10 =, MI. g..
.H.-----. nI NnRGAN ARanl Nn. ROMlnk Nreen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
JOIN X OAKLEY, Auctioneer
OAKLEY & WRIGHT-WEDNESDAY, May IL,

" at u o'clock NJ at Room, No 3j Fulton Opposite
the City Ha Brooklyn, Peempoy sale OF 9j DEs!tABLE
BUlLDING LOTS on TROY SCHENECTADY and UIiCA-ANs
and on WYCKOFF WARREN and BALTIC-STS. in the lXih
Wnd BIooklyn 80, -, -
Thoo Lois are the grade Of the lXh Ward and are
deaby located In the immediate vicinity OF good Improvements
within Omuibuses running
and by July 1854 railroad onbuse will be IN full operation on
this thOrouehare utonav the nominal iare OF cen 20
ey Neighbohood aud location good pleasant and healthy
These streets and all 10 wide and the same
laid ont on the map of the city of Brookyn Also
by 3dav, ~ OF
in With of the purchase
money can remain Mortgage four Title per
apply the Auconeer No 5i alton
81 Brooky at 80 Wast New York. OF TO > H. Cornweu
conner Myitle-av. and Futon-st., Brooklyn . ,.o.,,r
Also at time and place. one story and ATTIC fhAHl
HOUSE with two LOTS south side "yckohs i iee e o
Uticnav
One LOT on souh side of Bergen 40 feet east Of Troysv
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IL t.
- az. INST CYRUS s. sHEPARD.-ro the DEfENoasi-s,Is
You sr hereby snnou,d the complaint tb seten
sud -eye a copy of your os at Eieottrs
r COUNTY NwYok within twenty days sftsr the srsee he'eo
sxcluy Of the such ervce and yos fa 70
complaint aid he plaintiff vii axe IT, M iash asy ~
A one thound eight hundred and yto,r bsAss tns
.1 And YOU viii notice that the compliant IA h suoh
SID the oe of the the County April ="
"a iay6wNl a. u. htL fiAinsh H.oi"'J.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
ALBERT H. NIcoLsy, AuctioneeL 90, NV,
DFREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE of 20b DE-

n. NICOLAY, AucuoneeL- -.
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE of 206 DE-
hcHT MiGLEDoGER EsTAT 5 ;iiussa on a t1nn: lis
and SII il 'si ord sdsy, II Nc9AY will eel
TaeSee e. r. oder Of Ghst. ii Thomson one
Of Dr. John Mledoer deceased without any
on Iiiih I5h l6lh Nth sh 18th 10th l2ist %d and I'D
be Wser Front also Water Right about $50 feet the Harlem
River pote Wards Island. Valuable Improvements re II con-
temptation immediate vicinity Of this property The dsy
Rs9'e y m seS nS s05y 10 % S The ad viii be in a opera
cn to Harlem by the 18Th OF July thereby increasing
inducements e Of capital in purchase or improve
uents The ee VIII be lST,I9,y me hslss % ooa' he d ~
sale y rcr cent 9th June full deed, will
t hIee inS IS cs e e OF tue properly
iSti5e SD viii he eonveytd f.ce Of all ncrnlr raaocs
LlcsaI c Mars and ful particulars can be Obtained oi GtS
l. TroMSoN Esq No C9yTts BToo1ly4 or Of ALSHRr H.
Nj oiAA A''''''' CHARLEs il THOMSON r,,,.o-,
CigD CORNELIA GRAHAM,
CPLENnID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-wM.
- IRVING Co. Aue;orces will sell auction on tn JR>DAE
May H. C, lt ok a. No Wahusous1 end tioas a "a
rtc, odcr ell Brouze sauary sup b oil Pin.
ms rll'I FamrF-Supelb Au5gsson Atas:er and Br
Frinuie sue covered figured Ssa Dlm..k; two
'id in s B5oCsdc esssn ssryot Ro'e" E,.sr WI pile
se %eo5s and back ueO ..V'e seood caisr and so To
n ,Iye ns F9e n'd' order BY Nuns I ,id Rosewood
i,p large aud es.n carved sue and % nal
Ct Furniture sc; supeIb orno.u Chad Lee sdg Bracket.
5 Fhsrs verv cosy sd made TO order in Pm for the present
ytrv costly .ue Bronze ard Onnolg oock Cani labEl
Pdean OiInou Cancel LAMPS beautiful s;a.a'Iy M9.e
Goup hsri,y By Bsro.ou do figure Ses gan; an ".
sior 6ne stein aud modern oil ranl g in rh ' fanes
eous slug originals and copies by he pc e. qi.ss 80 ~ & 80
M M teeei owner beautiful nie carved OAK Furniture ~
;,.i9 tse fy Sb PoSeeisin Dians1 sni ; SILVER fi-
&C. carved Rosewood Beesisads AP P M -, Bt
es. a. .ns Of Black Walnut and Mhosny d, 'a.,a i' P
set, nee Sas9 ~ ii1 e,ee O. Kcaen aud Lauaiy
Fu,iirIs VIII Witch he ssle vii eouiaenee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

II :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Tor NEW
u ORLEANS via HAVANA, on FRIDAY May IL the well
Known and fayote steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt Mcoowan
This steamer has thoroughly overhaued aud hed win new
toers and furniture and now IN every respect
M e most complete order She will sail the llth May at T.
d.. from Wsreu-s'. pier.
Rates Of Tsssege Havana and New Orleans: -.
Room Berth.
Second Cabin Berth
Passage can be secured at the COmpanys Office .,
Freht Orleans 40 cubic foot viii be received
o the 9Th inst ~ -
Specie only taken freight 10 Havana
SINNERS v m be supplied bills Of lsdng Of the
issued by the Company apPieson al lhe once no oue.
fr sgLsd bills Of aiding will be signed after the hoaT OF
sailing -,
W., :, s',,er of Warren N. U. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

NOTICE is hereby given according to law and in
fhe County New
Yors 10 all peTsons having CLAIMS sgaDs ABRAHAM cREvE
LING late OF the City Of NevYos Phyisn deceased to
sent zane vouchers thereof the subscribers he oee
Isaac Dayton No 81 Chambers in The City Of Now forx hen
the twelfth day of Juo
Iexi-Dstsl Esw York the ffh day Of December, 1879
LUCY r. CRBvELfNG,
Administrators.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
CHARLES MUKUAN, Aeent NO . DO"""E '''
Y = NAII,IINE for CALIFORNIA, via AS

PINNyALL aud PANAMALowest prices, superior steam
e E1,euon the Panama Railroad ATrlnesI1ents or ne save
in his civ on tickets for the hmu forming tue most
thush in advance OF all 9thet 1es me
Steamship Company intend 10 dspach 10 su
Iii IN DAY May y al 2ocock NJ from pier foot OF ar
the fast sailing steamship GEORGE Law oap - v rpN
T. NAVY 10 connect with the Pacific Mail steamship
ComrGn,s steamer SONORA The extension OF the h1rosa
mhLf the ragsage the Ihmas practicable IN one aa
that will all who value their health and com
rt to select his Mr. Hinckey ate orwardr tor "A
Go has perfected his arrangements ot te
srsisof passengers their baggage from 70
be the transit from j.
a. Adam. Co.'S No 50 Broadway at No IN est 81 me ae
m Of all classes unsurpassed and par
,isr atrenon l. paid the FOR
:, - go - fe~' 'off' c. A. WHITNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

II
New-YOfk notice s hereby given 30 all
having snsi JAMES BBATOS late Of the City of New
present the with vouchers thereof 20 The
steers Th0nias Bsnck No. 3e Hudson st. In
the City NewYo before tho sixteenth day Of september
reI-Ds,ed New York the fourteenth day of March 1854
MARGARET HEATON, Admlnistratix.
mi. iauG NV THOMAS J. BLANCK Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
h1aithee. gemelrp, &f.

rnID and YER WAT 5 +,
iUitMONDs JEWELRY and sILVERWARE-
prIter oud call the attention Of purchaser. to hs asc
~ elected stock oompsDg in part the following which ne
- At than usual prices aud which WIN DO io"atdeo
The United States Csnades by mail or express Tree
w.rcurs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

County New Yok notice hereby given TO all
claims snst PATRICK MURPHY late Of the CITY Of New
Deser deceased 10 the with voncbers
thereof the 'ub.eIber ct his Office No 0dp 10 the ci of
before the ninth Of Auyst neHtDsst New
York the thireh day Of January lsa ,o,c.
RICHARD JOYCE, Bxee9tSr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

y - Rsifss Fan. Rutland Burlington Windsor, White River
~ Rlver = JoLastgry AqEpeief - AbaE, and kcass
All 40 csrer o BfoadS AID Cala AID 's, s-d "a
-. TrT~s Tra.rs 10 A. 81 ard VI barfifi cle&' m @
~ 1 II sso changer route tft"-tA 80" 'iA
-. sf.,.,s-i -.t-h ~ IT, Neg iiy. st'an'.s fssi
FRANCIS HgpE Geutal Ago. - 4-. 9s-.-f-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of
the County York hereby siven all persons
L.vBs cus ssnst CAROLINE wILLErT Of the City cf
N,vYst present the with vouceS thereof
the suseT a h1 Office No 65 Lberyst In the City Of New
the 10th day of Nay nsxtDsted New Yesk ths
ris i.rsmWs LUCIUs ROBINSON, Executor
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
EnSinceritY Of Wings.

The Montrosp Democrat, itself an anti-Ne-
braska paper, shows up the insincerity of the
Wings in the terrible hue and cry they still
keep up about the Nebraska Bill. 1t proceeds
ssScoH was nominated, and the Fugitive
Slave Law endorsed. The news reached Mon
trose, and forthwith the great flag was raised
upon the pole, and the widest demonstrations
oil JOY manifested by these great haters OF sla-
very-these same anti-NebraSka Wings, who
are now so conscientiouSy welded to Northern
rights that they could support none other than
aboitioDists, even for the most insignificant
town office. We say WE have no confidence
N such men, in such party or its nominees,
and the Democrat who goes with them, in this
campaign, will find al last how awfully he has
been cheated. They are for the Fugitive Slave
Law or against il, ust as their party may-see a
chance to catch the most votes. Had the Wing
Convention endorsed the Nebraska Bill, the
Wings of Montrose would have endorsed it also.
They desire the election OF Pollock, no matter
what he may say of Nebraska, and would sup
port him just as eagerly were he for the bill
and BigIer against it. Now, what is the sense
Of Democrats permitting themselves TO be cheat
ed and fooled by their hppocrtical professions !
We know Governor Bigler very well--have
seen him under the severest trials, as we'll as in
the brightest days Of political prosperity
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
The Homestead Bill.

The Senate, oD Thursday, after long and aBimat-
ed debate upon the Homestead bill, and the rejection
of various amendments, adopted substitute for the
original bill extending pre-empton rights TO actual
settlers-the be paid for at graduated prices,
from 81 25 to 25 cents per acre; allowing States in
which the lands lie 10 take it the graduated prices
for purposes of internal improvement, when enacted
by legislative enactment of said States. This sub
stitote was agreed to by vote Of 81 TO 3 and the
bill then ordered 10 be engrossed for third reading.
The following the Homestead provisions OF the
substitute:-
SEcrIoN s. That any free white person who is the
head OF a family, or who has arrived at the age of
twenty-one years. and is capable of holding land
der the laws of the State in which the lands lie,
shall, from and after the passage of this act, be
titled 10 enter quarter section OF vacant and
appropriated public lands and no more, which may,
al the time the appropriation IS made, be subject TO
private entry, quantity equal thereto, TO be To-
Gated in body, in conformity with the legal subdi-
visions OF The public lands
SEcrIoS 0. That the person applying for the bene-
t OF the eighth section of this act SHALL upon .appi-
cation to the Register OF the Land Office IN which he
she IS about TO make such entry, make aiidav Il
before the said Register, that he she is the head
of family, or is twenty years of age and that
sueh application made for her or his exclusive use
benefit, and those especially mentioned herein, and
either directly Indirectly for the and bene-
fit of any other person persons whemsoever, and
upon making the affidavit herein required, and fl
ln2 II wIFh ae Register, he or she shall heTeupon be
permitted to enter the quantity ofland specied pro-
vided, however that certificate shall be given or
patent issued therefor. until the expiration -of FIVE
years from the date Of such entTy and until the per-
soa or persons entitled to the land so entered shall
hTe paid for the twent y-6ve cents per acre,
if the lands have been market more than twenty
yeafs, twelye-and-a-hall cents per acre.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
"Coming Events Cast their Shadows Be-
fcre,''

The Enquirer, at Cincinnati, in IFS issue of
the 4th INST, furnishes the following
A little girl, about ten. years old, daughter of
Mr.. Overland, a resident of the Eighth Ward,
as the clock was striking twelve on Saturday
noon, exclaimed mourniuly TO her mother, ''to-
morrow at this hour / shall be in heaven"
There was something so sad and paintive in the
tone in which she uttered this, that in spite of
the parent not being Of superstitious nature,
it made an impression upon her mind, which
she found it impossible to throw Oft. At din
Eer she told her husband of the Circumstance,
and be endravored to rally the child, but with
a sweet and sad smile, in which, however, no
fear was manifested at the coming prospect,
she repeated her conviction of her speedy dis
solution. II was now the fathers turn to ieel
a depression of spirits, which overshadowed him
the whole day, 50 much 50, that in the evening,
meeting officer Young, watcliman of that Ward,
he told him of the chiId's singular prognostica-
ton.
Up to this time. the little girl had enjoyed
exceedingly good health, but during the night
the parents were aroused by her complaining
bitterly Of pains in her back and head. As
early as possible physician was called in, who
pronounepd9her in n high state ofbliious ferer
Notwithstanding all that human aid eohld ei-
feet, she expired at noon. Her fatal prophecy
was fulfilled
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
CUR PROSPECTS.
WM. BlGLER.

X We do net believe the prospects Of the Demo-
cracy of Pennsylvania cheering than
they are at present. Our opponents have abandoned
ali the great issues which have heretofore separated
them from MS, thus tacitly admitting that we were
right and they wrong Where now is their
National Bank, their Protective Tariff, their opposi-
ton the yeto and many other similar supports up
on which they have heretofore based their claim to
public confidence? All gone--not even alluded to-
swallowed up in the idea OF opposition to men
born upon a soil foreign to own Ogposition to
the Foreigner and lore for the African now seem 10
be the only things worthy their attention. and upon
these they hope build mp apary strong enough te
control the destnies of Penrsy ylvania!! How silly
the idea.
The Democrats never had a better field for discus
sfQe than the 10 which they invited
and we have doubt that each City, Town, and
Township in the State will organize in such man
neT assto have The truth R before every voter prior
to the I'd Tuesdayo of October next. Such being the
fact, who candoabt the re-elec,tou of Gov. BiaLER
by an overwhelming majority
- The paper Containing the address ofihe Temp
erance StaeComni,tee 10 the voters Of Pennsylvania
having been slad carried away, will account for
its non-anpearanre the Gazette of this.week. We
viii publish it assoon as We receive another copy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
Wash for the Hair.

MR. Error u observe large number OF
patent PREPARATIONS advertised, warranted TO
promote tSe growth and beauty ofthe hair, pre-
venting lis turning gray, restoring 1t, &c, most
of which are absolutely Prrudcia TO health
Now, with yonr permission, ! will give you
recipe which is in the reach OF all, which will
preventahe hair falling out or Turning grey, and
besides Stiil prevent It's becoming offensive. 1t
is simplgeCastile soap and wafer applied once a
week 10 warm weather and about once a month
in cold. This preparation cleansrs the hair,
removes dandruf, great sweat, and other inlpu-
rites, and, besides promoting health and COM
fort, it removes all offensive odors from the
haIr,-P Pennsylvania Farm Joarnai.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
GOV. FRTgEer.

IL The letter OF Gov. BiGLER, which viii be
found below, is so fall OF point and interest, that il
caanot fail TO command the admiration Of men Of all
parties, and will be received with Especial favor by
the DEMooRAcY Of the State WItI4aN BIGLER is
bold, fearless, honest man, and mas, haps, better
knowledge of the affairs OF Pennsylvania thaa any
other man in the Commonwealth. Destitnte of eve
~ thing approaching TO demasogneisa, his public
acts all bear the Impress of sonad judgment and un
tarnisbed yicsttty aud the he has adopted
ia the letter referred TO, he exhibits commendable
disposition 10 all the issues before the People,
whether State National, past present. great or
1otore placed upon GOV. BIGr.ER, TINS manly act
will tend 10 elevate him still higher in their
CARDS and affection, aud DEMOCRATS, especially, will
feel an honest pride in having such man for their
standard bearer.
For some weeks past, the Whig Press have beeni
assuring their readers that Gov BIGLER was afraid
10 meet Judge POLLOCK in debate-tast he
10th sides of all questions that he had the
nerve to defer his own administration Such have
been the means resorted in order prejudice the
public against Governor who had superior
IN the Executive Chair of Pennsylvania any other
State, and whose entire life has developed all the
characteristics of an honest and upright man. But
they have been stopped short in their career Of de-
ceptior and their candidate now has an opportunity
TO uniurI the Wing Banner to the breeze, torn and
tattered aud bearing upon s face the inscription OF
s.KN0W NOTHING in lieu of g Protecttee Tur!G,"
US in former days!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28

TREATMENT or TIE CnoLERA.-Mr. +. w. Lane,
the we'll known Eastern traveller, gives :his receipt
of the treatment OF cholera: ssf the patients have
not vouited the poisonous matter which is charac
terStic of the disease, aud which resembles rice
water, give tablespoonful of powerful mustard in
tumbler OF cold water 5 euietic.
After the vomiting (whether produced by the dis
ease or by the above nieans) within a fey minutes
give wine glass of brandy. with ten grains of pow
dered capsicum Cayenne pepper) stirred up This
generally produces almost Immediate relief; and in
hour, crest, preparation and sleep. In few cases
il found necessary 10 give haif-dose Of the
brandy and caFsicum, after half an hour more. A
second hall dose required but should IL be
required, ith,ay be given. To accelerate GONZALES
ence, il has been suggested that fifteen drops of
mixture Of spirits OF ammonia and snlphurlc ether
in equal portions, may be given three four times
the following day.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28

as three witnesses testified who saw the affair.
The whole took place in second Of time. and
when the spectators ran to poor Rivenbereer
he was apparently lifelrss. The verdict Of the
jnry IN the matter Was. that deceased came 10
his death from an accidental blow received from
stick of wood which fell frcm the tender Of
the engine called ..Nathanle Thayer,o run
ming on the New York Central Railroad
Roct. Union.
DEsEETioN, INTEMPERANcg AND Darn
One Of those melancholy episodes in life which
SO often come within the observation of the
denlzefis Of a large city, where wealth and
poverty. crime, goodness, and all that is anna
Bile, had or indifferent in the different phases Of
human llles follow each other as in panorama,
occurred yesterday morning.
For some time past woman named Bridget
Powell has been residing in house on Race
street above Clay alley She was married, but
her husband some time since deserted her, since
which she has been known to indulge continn-
ally in the baneful practice of Intoxicating
drink. On Friday night when last seen, she
was observed, by a light which shone from her
room, staggering about, evidently under the
moral and physical poison which she had been
biD''''Ai' '"'i'.d1 itipi HIH- tht dttVbiioA vi
officer Snowfpld was attracted to the house,
which be entered, and there; upon The bare
Hoor, lay the vivid corpse of The wretched wo-
man, while beautiful child, little girl, some
two years of age, was uncoDscionsIy sitting,
playing with the yet luxuriant tresses which
lay in wayy folds upon the cold bosom of her
WHOSE spirit bad nown TO another, and il is
hoped tfor hor) a happier world. The remains
Of considerable personal attraction still fingered
like sunny gIean upon The depths Of The blue
sea, ere enwrapt in the sable armour Of night,
in the form and lineaments OF the departed
But few years since she was known as
bright and beautiful girl. The example, it is
said, Of dssiPated husband; corrupting and
brutaIized her, and hiy desertion--lor she loved
him, degraded as thty both were, with wo-
mans devoted and single minded love-drove
her 10 still more reckless course. She must
have died in the lethargy Of inebriatlon. A ro-
nance ofmisyry = Cinetnnoii Eh1uirer.