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Ali5rclIQue Gus.
{ BEAUTIFUL STORY.

; -.
/ hlsher courts. beautiful illustration Of the
simplicity aod power Of truth. A little cir
nin4 years Of age WAS offered as a witnA,,
/ against prisoner, who was 90 trial for felony
committed 10 her fathers house.
snow, Emily" SAID the counsel for the pris-
oner. upon her being offered as a witness; u
desire 10 understand 1. you kHow The nature ol
an oath -
Il don't know wnat you mean was the sim
pie answer.
"rhere, your honor" said the counsel, adj
dressing the court, rs anything farther npcpss-
ary 10 demonstrate the%1aiiditv of nv objections!
! This wilarss should ae rejected. She does noi
comprehend the nature Of an OATH
''Lrt Us see" said The Judge ''conr here my
daughter"
Assured by the kind tone and manneroft the
judge, the child stepped towards him, and lnak
ed conidentiaIly up INTO his face with calm
| clear eye, and in a maDner 50 arti+ss and frank
ihat4t went straight 70 The hrart.
"pld YOU ever take an oath - inquired9hr
Judge.
The little GIL stepped back with look Of
ler-oT, and The red blood nanted in blush all
over her face and neck, as she answered, "no
sl'.2 She-thonght h. intended 10 inquire if she
had ever blaspbemed
Il do not mean that, . said The Judge, who
saw her mistake. II mean were yau ever
witness Before %
''No si.; never was in Court before" H,
banded htI the Bible open.
"DA You know that hook, my daughter - $
Sh~ looked at IT and answered, Yes, sir
it is thr Bi5ir''
do You ever read it % he ASKED
"Y-s sir every evening"
''Can y7u tell u'e what the Bible is?' IN
quirrd tie Judge.
IL is tie sorl ofthe great Cod" she an
sweftd.
sslFrIl, place your hand upon this Bible.
and listen 10 what saw" and b. rpprat I'd slow
y and sytennly the oath usually administered
to witnesses. '.Now, said the Judge, eyou have
been sworn as a witness, will You tell me- what
viii befaIl you ifyou do not tell thp truth Z"
81 shall be shut up in The State prison." an
swored ihe cbid
II 81 'ssf6ia5!t at7er 60 to heaven" she rePIl-
ed.
"Ho~ d. You koow?" :" asked sh5 judge
l5ain.
The child took the Bible, and farming rap
idlv to the chapter containing the command .
mguta, PORTED 10 the injunction. "Thoo shalt
aot heal false witness against thy neiEhhor.'
81 I.srr.4 hat, she said. "bplare I could
- :,
,,rT,, an, o7s tailed with you about vopr
-inra WINS in court here ars;ast ;i.is n!an7'
Incurred N. iu4rp.
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+, - -, ,d u,t'a, ca,,.. nm b.srs
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a.. - ro,o,,andrant and fla, Cod
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'F'' I'''.'',' - ~ 40 > ~" '''
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5S $,'' Sa'I ','T l'i.'u' ~ -
'a''.i5' ''Ia' 80" - ''s' >0'' ''''''' "
.,Calt1''.. 80, r,u cb;ra :, s,;d tba ;nd,s
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'-,'"'' '.S 1''''' No. - ~
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[C~In The county of Norfolk, lady has six
sons, each OF which is six feet four inches tall.
She says the way she drew them out so was by
feeding them on Shanghai chickens. A hint
for our short friends.
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Two weavers working in one shop in
the village of Houston, were conversing one
dag upon authorship, when one Of them obsrr-
we'd that The man Finis was great author he
had seen that writer's name attached to great
many books.
You must be a stupid blockhead," replied
The other; ssihat man Finis is the printer"
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JOSEPH w. TATE,
ATTORNEY "a ElSEt,
AND
q - - . -

DEGC GSQaGG DROGGU,
HAS for sale 10 Farms, and 12,6G0 acres OF Coal
and unimpcoved land, in Bedford aud Fulton Coun,
lies. Also Lots in the town OF Hamilton. Land
Eoid in Quantities TO salt purchasers. Propo.as lof
timber invited from LumbeHuea. Terms easy.
Aug, 7. tSj7.--Gm.
,/JJt,5J~----~,-,Yrl- - t-~1~~r< ~ys.. Il
w.J.HAER. C.. ~. EESFoR :. ?. MEYERS
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Feb. 19, 1853.
AUgsaT0R,S NGaTECW.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
in and for the County OF Bedford, TO repott distri-
button Of the moneys ia the hands OF Mrs. c. HaF-
rner Fxecufrix of the last viii &c, of Elwood Har-
snpr deceased who was administrator OF the Estate
Of Thomas B. Miller, deceased, will attend the
duties OF MS appointment at bis office IN the Borough
Of Bedford, on Wednesday, the 10th day OF March,
Instant 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, when and where
JNO. p. REED,
F.h 10 Auditor.
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John Ese Reed.

Attorney Al Law, Bealord. lTnissel' S.id
Respectfully tenders his services TO the Public
ETQfce second door North Of the MengII
House.
Bedford, Feb. %, 1852.
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Cessna & SEaza gaa@1sa

gEAVE formed Partnership IN the Practice
/ I Of the Law. gy~0Gice nearly opposite
TIE Gazette Office, where one or the other ray
81 ali times be found.
Bedford, Oct. %, 1893.
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ia lady wishing the service Of dyer,
was referred to an excellent workman. The
lady asked care You the dying man %
''No, ma'am, I'm living man but I'll dye
for YOU"
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Uy-"lndustry must prosper" as the man
said, when holding the baby for his wife TO chop
wood.
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HONORABLE CONDITION. Many years ago,
in what is now dontishing city in this State,
lived staIwari blacksmith, f,nd of his pipe
and Of his joke. He was also fond of his bloom
ing daughter, whose many graces and charms
had ensnared The affections of susceptible
young printer. The couple, alter a SEASON of
mutual billing and coong, "pngaged" them
selves, and nothing but the consent ofthe young
iadys, parent prevented their union. To obtain
this, an interview was arranged, and Typo pre-
pared little speech TO astonlsh and convince
the old gentleman, who sat enjoying his pipe
in perfect content. Typo dilaled upon the fact
Of their long friendship, their mutual attach
now, sir, ask your permission 10 transplant tTIIs
lovely flower from its parent 5ed"-but bis
"phrlinks" overcame him, he forgot the remain
der of his rhetorical flourish, oushed, stammered,
and finally wound up wih-"from its parent
bed, INTO ;ny own The father krenly relished
the discontinue Of The suitor, aad after renoY-
ing his pipe and blowing a cloud, replied
''WrH. young man, don't know as l've any
provided you marry the gal first
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GEs.Gouge on Banking" is the title OF
work issued from the press. A co'empoTaFy
remarks that ''Banks on Gouging," would De
an appropriate title for work setting iof'h 'he
operations Of the present system.
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0z-"My dear Tom," said old Sheridan one
day TO his son. 81 wish you would take Wife"
Il have no objection, sir whose wife shall !
take 20 said Tom.
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0Z-.sThe morning is breaking" said SER
want, as he knocked at his masters door. =
eLet ii break" was the growing reply "iet
il break, ii owes me nothing" And the mer-
chant-a fair sample of class-"addresseo
himself again 10 sleep.
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Gg-'sWhat makes the milk so warm 2? sald
Betty to the mi!kman when hr brought the pau
to the door one morning. "Please, mum, ths
pump-handIe's broke, and missus took the water
from the bilpr."
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DIR. 7. c. RnluER

ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
4 Z Professional Services to the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
10 Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store Feb. II. 1884.
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r-There is an old fellow in Nashville who
snores so loud, that be is obliged to sleep at a
house in the next street, to avoid awakening
himself"
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LAM PARTNERSHIP.
Jos MANN.

al Ii IaEIN LhSII2.
Jos MANN. c. r.. sPANo
IHE undersigned have associated themselves in the
ffactice OF the Law, and wiil attend promptly 10 all
business entrusted 10 their care in Bedford and adj
joining conuties.
= Office on iulanna Street, three doors south Of
4lengel House, opposite the residence OF Mai Tate
JOB Mann
June 2, 1854. @. II. SPANc
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No, thousand miles from Oneida Co,
a cor,ner's j"ry lately rendered IA verdict that
a crriain d ceased man ''camr to his death by
excessive drlnking, producing apopIrxy in the
minds Of the jury.'
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Gy~I sax, Gumbo, can yer answer dis con-
nondefurrum!
Dunno, Ginger, what amltt I
Supposn' CUB yea bottle OF whisky cork-d
shut with cork, how would you get the whia-
KEY out without pulling the cork or bsasing ihs
bottle.
CUBS dat up. - e-
Why push de cork in, yah, yah.
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Selecting FIanr.

ne following directions for the selection of
hour have been given by those long accustomed
TO dealing IN this article They are useful hinfs
though 1t requires some experience to select
the best flour by The eye alone. We very sell
dom order home barrel Of flour until we have
taken baking from it and tried il, unfess il be
warranted by a reliable dealer of known good
Judgment.
ihe directions are II must pack into bali
ahd not tall IN powder, when portion is press
ed together in the hands. When a portion il
thrown against smooth perpendicular surfac-
II must stick 10 lump or at least not scatter
IN fine powder. When little OF il is wet
a2d knead4d, il should work dry, elastic, not
soft and sicky.-It should be Of pure white,
without blush tint. No minute black sppcks
should De found on a close examination. A
slight yellow or straw color is not bad 'sign.'
Reasons 'yHY FARMERS ARE Heal THEIR THAN
PROFESSIONAL MgN.-These reasons are -
/. They work more, and deyelope all the
lealing muscles of the body.
2. They take their exercise in the open
air, and titus breathe a greater amount Of
oxygen
3. Their food and drinks are commonly less
adulterated, and far more simple.
4. They do not overwork their brain as much
as professional men do
,. They take their sleep, commonly, during
the hours OF darkness, and Go not try to turn day
INTO night.
6. Tney are not, commonly, ambitious and
do not wear themselves out SO rapidly in the
fierce contest of rivalry.
2. Their pleasures are more simple aad lesa
eXIaustiI-
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To BE HID 1T DR.. H9RRY'S.

Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale at Dr.
Harry'a
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JUST received at Sboemakrr's Colonade
Store, a large assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, sc. [dec.4, 4,'57l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress continued their tour
through Brittany meeting With enthusiastic receptions
al ali points.
The annual itte day Of the Emperor August 10,
passed oil well; the usual popular snusements beog
retCrted 10 in Paris.
Letters hom Psris mention geSeral expectation
that the Bark Of France would, 10 few days reduce
its rate of discount from 81 to per cent
Ore OF the Incidents OF the Emperor Jur was that
wnen st Folt Louis, he psd visit 10 the room IN
which he had been he'd prisoner.
On the PsIis Bourse on the l1th inst. buoysut
tone prevailed and tie Three per Cents whiC opened
al t93O, clcsed 81 50. ij
telegram from Paris Of the Eth ssys:
" Ins sitting OF the Conference held yesterday was
the sst 1t VII only resssenole Oh Thurs lay 10 ssr
the convention.
Two political pamphlets one entitled - Cher bourg
and England, and the other Shall We have War
with England had been published 10 Paris. and
attracted considerable attention. The -st namsi il
attributed 20 Nj. Jules lechevslIer al ex.refuyee in
England and st pressn. employed in one OF ;ae Mais
tres and toe other u signed by VI. = Nsdoros
Both pamphlets are written in spirit hostile to Eo
gland, particularly e the privileged c.ssses"
On the other hand, the speeches recently delivered
in Epglsn 10y Messrs. RoebaCk and Lindsay two of
the members Of Parliament who were present 81 the
ChertouIg ittes, ard who strongly denonac.i ths
policy OF The Emperor, hsd ss6kepvd tle Indignation
Of the Pare journalists End given rise 20 s9pGry otter
rejonders.
TIE Pans P.tns spcse:ts Tia: reF ooIeas.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Frcm London 10 Lirerb0ol.

LONDON, Aug. ls-2 p. m.
FRANcE-The correspondence OF The Times mentions
tie probability of sn expedition being undertaken against
Msosgsscsr by the united forces Of England sud
Fra, ee to puriss the inhabitants or their cruelty and
piracy.
TIE sane authority states that the Conference will
sigr the convention tomorrow.
The French Co1sul at Alexandra has been ordered
TO proceed to J.ddab TO make Investigations respecting
the recent outrsge.
Il s officially stated in the Gazette of Vienna thst
Auiris in col ur ction with France Sardinia and Tur
key is now in favor OF theSt Georges branch Of the
Danube.
DESNARK-The DogJlddt Of Monday states ths.
the King intends shortly to visit Schles~ig. He will
main st Gluckstsdt before proceeding to witness
view of u;ops at Rendsburg.
PBussIA.--Tne Z,d contraiicts news, given by the
Nae Gazette of Hanover few dsys ago, 10 the effect
that the Diet had adopted the report of the Commis
zion the llolsteu question, and adds that the Jour
nal also incorrect in its report Of the last sitting of
the Diet. Oldenburg did not vote and Coburg voted
with Hanover.
TIE King is expected next week at Po.sdsm.
The Queen paid yst to Berlin on Monday aud
was rece ved with great enthusiasm.
SPAIN-O'Donnen has fallen IL. Tie ministerial
organs ay that than 10000 voters were on the
LETS Illegally before the revision.
Tie Discussion recommends the Government TO
make the Riff Pirates, ard ssys that the con-
quest Of part Of Morocco which is remarkably fertile
would be very easy
LoSDoN CoRS MARYEr, Aug. l8 lsJs-Tne srri-
yss have been good Of foreign Wheat and Osts, fair
Of Barley and limited Of other grains. very mod.
crate attendance. New English Wheat /: scarce and
fully ss dear but there is little passing in other de.
scripaors. Barley steady Oats scarcely 80 well Sold
Flour dull.
MoNEY MAREEr, LONDON, Aug. 1s, 3 p. m.-Cor.
sos close firm at 9t5 s6. Shares inactive. Frerch
and Canadian steady.
GLASGOW CoRN MARKET, Aug. ls.-With the e1.
cepton Of .ome of the showers yesterday the weather
hss been remarkably fne and harvest operations pro-
gres- rapidly. moderate business hss been trsns.
acted during the week at full prices. This days mar
kst inactive, but the few sales Of iine Wheat
that too place az the full prices OF this dsy week
Milwaukee Club 20 6a2ll. Flour-Americsn bar
rel cod pretty freely al 2l % for sweet. Bley
Little cfferrg; price unchanged; sample new cold
a. Il q 800 n. Besns- Good demsnd a. an sdvacs
OF ID. Oste and Oatmeal very dull; prices dropping.
Indian Com for feeding purposes, 10 g. sOurd White,
20 Yellow, 90 &.
GLASGOW Pic laos MAEKET, Aug. Is. Isj8-No. /,
"a 3 a - mixed Noe. Wsnts, sea So do. Ms
kers Iron, a 6ejiI9i No. 3, il3ad,6. Make.
firm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
AUSTRIA.

The official Vienna Ga-cl,e publishes the ststemel
OF the budget Of 1891. Despte considerable increase
in receipts and great reduction OF expenses toe Il ~
ernmeni admits that there is deficit OF 4SOOO, 900
forrs ~ 300 0C0 The deficit Of 1856 was 20 100000
forms.
conspiracy vas discovered come time since at
LembeTg the cspitsl OF Austrian GAlicla. II orgns-
ted in one CT the schools there most Of the eonspra
tors being from II 10 IL years OF age. Eleven OF them
have been tired ard sentsncedOue 20 death, ard the
Others to various terms Of imprisonment. In passing
sentence the Judges Themselves recommended them TO
mercy, on account of their extreme youth. Tne in
vesgston is said to have put the Government on the
tack Of more formidable conspiracy, with ramncs'
ons in Russian Poland, with view 10 general rising
Of all the Slsvonic populations Of Austria TO form
Republic which would comprise come 100000 Of TO-
hsbitsnts.
TIE Archduke stephen Of Austria, Ex-Governor
General Of Hungary, VITO has for some years been
living u sort OF exile in the Ducbyo Nassau, hes re-
turred to Venns and reconciliation has taken place
between him and the Emperor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

would se schievsd By tie cs1se 81 pess -srs -
fenrshty Of Telegraph conm1rHenohs W - Wv
claimed. ,
A thght shock Of earthquake vss expsrerce' -
Toulon on the night Of the l5:a OF Aagu., .,
Tie French snips of-wN 10 tie Adnstc s'e .
rsmsin there for some tine orgtr
j. vac ststed TIA. two rev hre-o os,'e sniP ''S
to be immecis.ely pat IN tbe stocks.
Itwes arsiu run1orsd ths: tie Ministry Of Msr es
would be combined with the nis,ry for Ager sna
thst Price Napoleon, as tue head Oh tns S'aD -
Depsrtrsn.s. would be hcnorsd with .as csriy ot
Grand Admiral. nut.
RssrAdrnirals Reg.ult De Gsrouily ard re h2l
had beer promoted TO ne rsok u Ves-Adnra.s !.
Consequence OF this prorsoton, i va. pres ~. :, :.
the trerch squsdrcD IN China
There Lad been nsr es. al % TIE p'.ce o. se.-;
through out Farce. TIE rev cro2 tsd oesD hoa'e9
10 e1ce!ler. condition. Tie markets io' VIZ >O1
brsrcits we're rsctivs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

Mr.. G. Seward, the Secretary and Manager OF the
atlantic Telegraph Company writes TO TIE Loadoa
DAILY Neps as follows:
II have the pleasure 10 inf)rm you that the lice
rom Vsentis to Newfoundland is nov working sstis-
fsctorily both ways. The following message was ds-
patched yesterday evening from the directors in Ia.
gl&rd 70 the directors in America:
Europe and America are united by telegraph.
Glory 10 God in the hghest on earth peace, good
win toward men,
"This message, including the addressess of senders
and receivers occupied thrtyhve minutes III trans
n,.ion, and consisted Of thirty yone words. lmmedi'
ately sftervsrd message from her Majesty the
Sses consisting of ninety line words, was received by
Newfoundland in si1ty-seven minutes. Both messs
gee we're repeated back to Vsentis to test their accu
Tscy, ard were found to have been taken with great
szsctLess. OF COURSE unlets permission be gwen
the contents OF herMsestys dspstch cannot be made
public"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

70 re lave = ior:ey..h .egGa - isasAa;s q iIs
densrs Al written eont,scte sltsrst irto 30
peasants Ct ;ae srp.nASss sho-d ee .sAJ .essea
N TIE courts of TIE s2pa,Ase., ioIoSins &c 49,
vhici g adopted in The esn,oGsi srperin,el1''-7 %
tie .nYer.sl domains.
C. an the sbovs gf.:ei provisions sc eqc.Ly spf =
csbls 70 .he sbore.s formerly ssryns :. sya5-rs ~
come sthin :ae score u tee Sc. IisIs.lop oi TIC
sppsIsses. .. ~
rights grained 70 The p-sssory of the spl Ansss 11
ciag s-iles Il toe coce o. cisi i - sSad
re noslis. s1d 'cr th,s pgrposs yor Sni asss .
make snsrgsnsnts sIta tte chist dTec;oi o. ~
-ecJrd sc: Z Of sur P.lyJ Chs.c.ry.
Yor VII have % Ike me Lscs-s ~ -'ep' ilT ne
rubcston of tas,e ...srrss, 6Sree 20 + tie et-'
iry s~s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

. III =
Ccfro~ The uewsvscs- rspo'.s cell re rarke'
,,-y, :, .sc-, -. -s.. se,s-d cGnsts B., Ns"r.
srAId.el. Space Co ,ay .I.. : ,t' i-..s, & "
= ed :, Mittas sd i-.oc d. 'St re orc
7sy e3.. ,s, l1S tco e .Yec.,ar sFpor,F.
= Nre-,c make o.r,-s', ys,y h,a =. oa.As''
pr,.rsTrrFs The vesther hss oeen s1oTeTy
a. .S ba Il, buk q The Ws,s. ctop S'nE s ", p
h-, ,f.c; las beea o5sfy,b- - tns te.n -
-, - rrs...J on the make; eA,sr fs'e.; "es;sfn
a.. Fs.slepsa an ba-l1.f,, :. o..T. IA W-...Tr
$50 ;. 5 a;hsr ICQs ,; WhEg Wes,ern sEa .sIA.,l ~
&c ts m fI d.rsnS for fe.cilr rpo.e.; Yellow 50 O.
H.. l prr. SortksTn. j. a., .; New osssas, 81 IS?
veryd sSd hi!s5s arA,Sgs Ell. sis, 70
r.,ze Pe7s qist ard rnsaa'et bs' ~ Isee 9'f Ss
5. he receu, eecane. Lare n5ui o'rs;' cn' s'd p a
a1,e: E,.E.oa' 80: Ss sos ..o,o +, ia'; . l'' ~
Pr0rrcr.-R9sir ipg =. 4 , Tor common snssr
''ssiy a. falneTI, BE- l.SaS5le, re- o5 > s,s
Sr PifsGrlps. AID O. or Baltimore Clover ed net
s, e. s,r5 e rsrgs rgst a,2- IL "; . ..'.
IoNDoN MoSEY MARKET.-rhsre hsd beer sslsatIy
ir-.sted demand for Worey b. wn't CAUSING ~ ase ~
fse .srpy Of oar. or The Sex Exchange tludsa:
Cor,s sfesiy sps o. the IN st 81 f 0io1ey SD
s.lstt.s rsiser.ph shares we,e quoted 5. - G3jo.
tiolA wss fowlrs in;o the Baas - Ensart 90,
AvrtIcAS SFCUKIrIEs The London T,fTss OF tne
@ s 9' rs.ssaaf& & ssy ss. Is SsI VS..
eorfred % M,hEsn Csntsss Of 1859 81 = Ine csAs %
,stCr II nos Central Sh,s-s WAS :, -,
Central 79dsl EIie Shares lodiS -
Bcrts aiN.. - - c.. -
suiet sud cheaper fgs brown srd common: @ -
, dsIasrd a. fu rses TE, IN rodeste 'eq e,' s. l
M rcu TaILow qoe. and rs;he easier y 9asg 70. T.
IlVsyrp on 81 Scotch Pic lSoN l'm s. 3'lsHo
- i Wooi ,sles sre well attended. aud me ofdag
fly previous The CosN make S ~ sna ID
'''''' 49, POSTSCRIPT.
LIVERPOOL Wednesday p NJ, Arg H. le1e.
CoIros in rather better deuand al steshy Is,es
.es 10 day OF bales nslirg SEQ on Pes'on ana 'oi
export. g.. 4 ~.
BnF,u.rUFTs-Messrs. Richardson, Spence " Co'
report The geTy e ald 70 0i.-tss 81 H"F aVe
passing Weather iCe and more settled
Provision, unchanged.
Consols close firm al 96 coo. Tor money, aud 9bi q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

a ToRSADo Is ULSTER CoUSTY-Two LADIES
KILLED, ASoIHER Fatally INJURED "A destructive
tornado vsteds great par. Of Ulster County last week.
doing considerable damage wherever it went; trees
were uprooted, fences and buildings demolished, and
dwellings blown down. At Dssittyille il lsfs terrible
marx. TIE two dwelling houses of Mr.. j. Smith aud
Mr. Hoyt were blown down. Mrs. Hoyt and her three
children were OIL visit to the house Of NJ. Smith
~her the catastrophe took place. Mrs. Hoyt in
ssrty killed, ard Mrs. Smith severely ng gred thst
che lived but few hours after. Aro:her l.dy, nam ID
Hurbeck, was also in the house q. toe tne ard was
Injured to such extent that her le is despsred o.
Ihs three children Of Me. Hoy were also bsdy hu:t
The tornado continued ts course IN the direction Of
sr-lhvAe BE- wLsiher any mere ivee wsr, l,s, or
s'(rFy dss.roys: 1e sre e ye. ut.e.s 70 lexro