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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
A Sorlid Wretch

We had yesterday the particulars Of re-
eoltipg transaction just come TO light IN Greene
vile. Marian hyde lost his wife cue year ago,
She was his third wife aud bad been married
only year when she died, and was buried III
tie GreeueyilIe Cemetery About one week
100. HYDE went to the Cemetery, dug open tie
eTave, broke open the ceiia, and riaed it Of
gI,at Goes the 10 der iuagina 2--of a set d
false teeth, that lie might coin the gold pllte
upon which tic teeth we're set into money Ia
pat into his pocket We dare say the fellow
,e nj to sell the teeth too, if be could find a
1Orehaser We wonder nor III the intense IN
dicuaton whieh blauas against the miserable
creature In Greeneyillcs OF that tha EoFhen Of
tie village cab scarcely be restrained from
fr.atiag him to a coat OF tar and feathers.
Hyde is lot far from 80 yeafs q age, a
house carpenter II trade, in coafortatls cir
cumsiancos rs to properly, and We are ashamed
80 add is a member at Christian church. =
The wife, whose grave he has dcSeerated, was,
Is we have said, bis third wife. When she
married hun she is understood to have had
same 500 OF $500 in the saving bank. 4
,..Irt 81 this she used in furnishing her hns-
land's house, and when dying she gUye him her
bank hook. on which she had still standing to
her credit, between $500 aud $500. il is now
currently reported and believed in Greeue9iile
that when his wife Died and while she lay dead
4 her shroua Asr afeetionAtc husband attempted
to remose Ike coveted teeth from her mouth
but the rigid muscle would not relax, and he
a4s consequently compelled 10 suspend opera
tons lor tie tiue But it was only suspen-
shian. The purpose was merely postponed, uot
rcliuquished, aud after brooding over the idea
fara twelseHon,E lie has 6aally pnt it 10 ezeeu-
ton. Ky not only eenfeSses TO have dene
ii, horrible thing. bat he is even brazen enough
to Justify ii,-.ForW;cf (Cf.l co~ier.
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NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration oa the estate Of Mrs.
Sophia Mower, late OF Coleram Township, decd,
having been this day granted TO the subscriber,
siding in said Township, all persons indebted to
said estate are therefors notified to make payment
to the subscriber Immediately, and those having
claims against said estate win present them forth
with properly authenticated for settlement.
EMANUEL j. DIEHL, .2dia'r.
March, 26, 1853. ct.
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KEEP n
REElRE TILE PElPIEi

THE Largest Assortment of D. Rodney King &
Co.'s Philadelphia made, LADIES' Misses and chill
drens' fine Boots, Shoes Caters, English Buskins,
Ties and Slippers, to be found in Bedford, crpress-
l adapted for retailing, being made in the most sub
stanlial manner, and warranted to fit. Bought di-
rect from the manufactures for net cash. and sold
at 4 small advance, by
OSTER, MANSPEAKER & GARN
New Store, No. /, Cheap side
May 2s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

BEHIND THE AGE.--Blr, Leonard made a
successful balloon ascension from Montgomery,
Alataiaa, last week He states that while up,
lie was shot at three times by Mimic fife,
in ac hands of some one who probably took
the AERIAL navigator for montter ''Han-bat,
auj no doubt descendant Of the same family
which ran cat to stop the first high pressure
steamboat they saw going down the river, mis-
taking it fer a runaway saw nlill.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
lFR Pianos, Melodeons, Flutes. Guitars. Brass
Horns, Clarionets, Drums, etc., Of various manu-
facture, always on hand. Bands Supplied at citg
lpholesoie rates. We keep always on hand full
assortment of all the new and fashionable music,
which we mad al oaF expense TO any part of the
country.
NIB. Music nged TO order.
SHRY0CK & SMITH,
Chaaabcrsbarg.
March 7, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
WAR WITH ENGI1ANDl

THE repeated insults offered to the American
flag by British Cruisers has caused considerable ir-
ritaton or this side of the water and should s.al-
cient John' not come in, we should not be surpris-
sed if it led to hostile manifestations. Mean While
0ster, ManspcaSer K earn successors TO Rnpa g.
Oster, are receiving an additional supply of Netp
Goods which they wild continue tn sell cheaper than
ia their and handsomely fitted up room re-
Gently occupied by Rupp 4 Osier,
May Is. New Store No. /, Cheap side
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DIR. J. ~. RSRCOyT,

NTOULD respectfully inform the public that lie
w has located permanently at Hopewell, Bed
ford County, Pa in the practice Of medicine
and solicits the patronage of the citizens of Town
and Country lac can be found at all times at Capt.
Beckwiths Hotel. Or at his Office lately occupied
by DR.. II. A. Dorsey, decd. unless professionally
engaged.
HopewelI, June IL, 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

.AE2 2R - ~ c-:ss s:EEs -E1-s 4E q Ezs NJ EEE1 r.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY JUNE sth, 1853.
Two PASSENGER TRAINS 4 DAY EACH WAY. (SuS-
DAYS excErTED- > WIZ Ruy AS FOLLOWS;
BETWEEN HUNTINGTON and HoPEWELI.,
Leaving HUNTINGDON 1t 80 4. NJ. and
$50 p. NJ.
-RETERNTFG-
Leave HoPEWELL at 1880 A. NJ. and SEQ
T. Nj.
Arrive at HUNTINGDON at l.l4P.sl, ami
1910 = 81.
Connecting at Huntingdon with Trains East and
West on PENN'A. RAIL ROAD.
Connecting at TiOPEW ELL with Stages fer BED
FORD SPRINGS, BLOODY RUN, SGllELLS-
BURG, &c.
The Trains on STIOUP.S RUN BRANCH will
enable persons to spend the dav at COALMONT.
BROAD tor CITY, or the MINES, and return
TO h0PEELI4, same day.
For further information inquire at lllc Office of
The Company at Huntingdon.
JN0. J. LAWRENCE,
June Il l8Js-5t Superintendent
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90 A.iVeT 1LIVtguEaLul
Attention bedford Rifemenl

S7OU are hereby ordered to meet in Bedford at
Il ocloek, A. NJ. on Friday the 18th day Of
June, inst, in summer uniform, for the purpose Of
going to Bloody Run, in pursuance Of order OF
the Brigade Inspector. to form Regiment, and
elect field officers. 1t is important that every
member should tuga cut with his arms and ac-
coutremeats ia fest rate order.
By order Of the Captain
WILLIAM RITGHEY, 0. S.
June A. 1883
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No.iee 10 Bridge Builder.

PROPOSALS will he received at the Commis.
Eoncrs Office, in Bedford, from this date until the
81 day Of July, next, for the erection of new
1,ilge over Bob5s Greek, at Henry Ickes' il st.
Oiair Township, to be constructed on the same
pan as the present bridge, excepting the carriage
ay, which is to be twelve instead OF fourteen feet
by order Of the Commissioners
II. NIC0DEMUS, Clerk
Commissioners Office,
Jane IS, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

\ woman at Smyrna, Delaware, recently
aogged fellow very severely, on the piazzl Of
the hotel for scducihg her husband to the tay-
crn, where the pair would indulge too freely
She lhon offered her are 10 her husband aud
conducted him home
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

Samuel Carson, one Of the leaders Of til,
Philadelphia Democracy, has just been con
vieted of PERJURY in connection with elections
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
Administrators N0tien.

n EFTERS Of Administration having been
Il granted to the subscriber on the Estate of ia
cob Heltzell late Of Bedford Township, deed, all
persons indebted to said Estate are notified TO
mike payment Immediately, and those having
claims agaiast the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement to the subscriber re-
siding in Bedford Township.
DANIEL HELTZELL, 7ara'r
June & IS58-&
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K0TlICEa

LETTERS Of administration on the Estate of
John Lutz late of Snakespring Township, decd,
having been granted to the subscriber, residing in
said township, all persons indebted to said estate
are therefore notified to make payment immediate
" and those having claims against said estate will
present them forthwith, properly authenticated for
settlement. MICHAEL LUTZ,
May 2l, 1858. Admir-.
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HARDWARE AND GROCER EfE,s.
BB9pORD RAIL R0iE.

SlNCE thcharter has been granted for the ssFesis
~ iord kalRoad,'' the citizens of Bedford have
been much ezted and interested upon the subject
TINS interest not confined 70 the citizens Of
town, but eNtels throughout the country. and
crords are daay.ashing 10 Rupp's Nec and Hand
same etoFes IN -4aersoe's Row, where large and
affracfare assorfnaat of beautiful Spring and Sam
naer Goods are opeing, which win be sold cheaper
! than ever offered bfore in this place
Ihe stoo, consists in part of
Robes ,e ehaam Baragc de LANES,
Robes QuitLc, Larfilqs.
0rgand'e Laters. White printed Brfiitanfs,
Chaiiies Plain and Figured S,ri.s
Latesf Style Len Robes for 81 so
-Ho5eir Ali1tare 70 l8i CENTS per yard.
Dc Ialass e e a. saies dsGrPs I 0 % per yard
IN ertensiys Gssertmet of5eaatlni prints rasging
from to l2a cets Der yard.
Muslins Of all prices and uaAaes
A large assortment Of Laees and Misses, Chores
and Hosiery from the lou fgno Of els. ~.
Pure linen Handiccrciiefs fcs5 cts, aud r,u
and complete assortment of 1-aDIES lR 80
GOODS generally. .rrsa,,,rs
A lai &c and well select ed assortment OF
CASSIMERES and, ,FESTINGS,
ConSisting III part of
Black French an5English Cloths,
6I;3. Blue % d. DO DO ds, g.
Black CassiHeres.
| I1a,r., Fancy french and American Cassimcres.
TESTINGS.
Grenadines, plain and figured.
Radzemiro do do
Yelyets do do
and great variety of Marsielles Yesiings.
Fancy Sifl1 ouI Lawn Neck Ties, frorz 81 cents
70 oZa cents.
A complete assortment Of Ladies and Misses
BOOTs, SHOES and CATERS Also
large assortment Mems BOOTS
and SHOES.
Ny assortment of GROCERIES caR'f Be bear.
Brown Sugar for 81 cts per pound.
First rate Brofsn Sugar for 3
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lXeenlof $ Ka!ice.

q ETTERS testamentary, OIL the last VIII ana
L. Testament OF John CLAIR, late of the Bor.
ough Of Bedford, deed, having been granted TO
the subscriber, residing in said Borough poticc is
therefore given TO all persons indebted to the es-
tate OF sid deed, to make payment Immediately.
and those having q, inns viii present them properly
authenticated FOR settlement
JOSEPH CLAIR, Ereeutor.
June H. 1855
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Bedford Mineral Springs Company

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders Of
/ said Company that the annual olecti Of
President and Directors Of said Company will be
held at the .dford Springs on the first Monday,
fifth day, Of July proximo.
S. L. RUSSELL,
june IL, 1853 Secretary.
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TalT ct gDrM-W - 20

LETTERS Of administration on the Estate of
Elizabeth Stifflcr, late Of Napier Township, decd,
having been gsanted TO the subscriber, residing in
said township, all persons indebted to said Estate
are therefore notified to make payment immediate
ly. and those having claims will present them prop
crly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN R0WZER, Admir-
May 81, 1865
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
EXLCITNRlS NOYlCE,

LETTERS Testamentory having been granted by
the Register Bedford County, to the undersigned
Executors % the last viii and testament of jacob
T. Anlic late Of st Clarsyillein said coaNty, deed
all persons Knowing themselves indebted to sid es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
MARY ANN AMICk, Executrix.
st. Claiisyille,
GEO. Il. oSTER, Executor,
Bedford.
Nav Is. 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
HILL SIDE PLOUGHS

Of a very superior pattern to any In use III This
country. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ID 1aFEf.
PLOuGHS, WITH STEEL SIIOVELS.
CULTTVATGoRS, .,
Pecliham's New York FIVE-H0ED STEET,
POINT EXPANDING CULTIVATOR; Rogsrs
Pittsbnrg patent STEEL TOOTH EXPANDING
CULTIFATOR, for working corn, or spe.iiug ID
grain, Fanning Mills, Horse Rales Lever Cutting
Bexes, Harrows and tYheelbarrows, " made g order,
All the above articles constantly On iiani aiad
sold On reasonable terms.
REPaIhiNG of all kinds of Machines, whether
made here Or elsewhere, done on the shortest mo-
tce.
Castings for all my machines aud Plonghs rn.tdc
at the Foundry Of Mr., Michael snnan, in B-liforl
and viii compare with any made in the State III
strength and durability BL.8CKSAITHIEG done
70 order. All my work warFented to give s1tissac-
lion.
From plst experience of twenty years Id ihe
Machine business, / feel confident that can give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor me with i
call. Call and examine my work before yoH par
chase elsewhere, as / am determined to please an.
Horses. grain Of all kinds lumber and iron, VIII
be taken III exchange for work.
PETER III. SHIRES-
Machiaist.
Bedford. May Z, 1855 SIN
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In the town of Quindaro, Kansas, it IS sal,
every man votes the free State ticket, cxcep
the postmaster. He is III minority of one.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

See advertisemcnt of .pr. SandforG'o LIVER
jNvIGoIAToR in another column.
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-Four and SiN Horse TumbIfng shaft
Power Machines,

with large open cylinders, six slaves, and apittsz
screwed u, and improved Straw Shakers attached
Their slperiors for strength and speed are nat made
in this any ether County la tie State.
Four Horse TnmbliRg Shaft and Strap pesver Ma
chine, Nithcy Under of,an or shut, as may hr de-
sired, and shaker Of the best kind, for convenience
ease Of draft, and perfect working. This machine
has no superior any where. THREE HORSE
MACHINES, Of the SINE kind. TWO AND
THREE HORSE TUMBLISG SHAFT POWER
MACHINES, a very Convenient and excellent nla-
chine for small farners. with or Without silakers
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

az HITE TEETH and peTfnmed breath can
Wv he accquired bv using the .Ralul 0 { 4
Thousand Flowerss'' To be had at
DR. HARRYs.
March q. 1897
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RID
elaA ~ G. h 97a e 81 d ~

H1ITE subscriber wouli most respectful
70 the farming community, and public IN geiirsai
that lie still continues O. manufacture az his SltpI
in Bedford, Pa, the following farming nfeissts. s
the very belt material, and III tie most Workman
like manner viz
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Glue Mandatory.

Nov. 6, 1857,
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lNERICil & FOREIGI GOODS.
elueensWare and dslassyy
Boots and Shoes.

Reed Munich know how to buy boots and
shos of all styles. Call aud See They viii speak
for ttcmsclYes
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May Is 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

of There wss ~ one vc.ses Of any kird ce saoa.
in the haibor. Considerable cimsgs sl.o done to
TIE town Some houres were essted down aud others
broker up; legs of msh, gaoy fosted INTO the
streets two ard three hundred feet from tie bay.
naval.
Tie United S.etes steamer Iariet Lane left Msraa-
ham for Pernsmbuco Nov. l7-all well. Francis
Smith, a seaman on board, Who was seut home sick,
died board the schooner Marc, Dec. II.
Private Sc.roeds. of the marines is to be tried to-
day 10y general Court Martial at the Bro,klyn bar
racks for De ertOn and other offences. The foOeiog
is list of the oficers Of the Court President Capt
Isasc T. Doughty; Judge Advocate, Lieu JChu X.
+. Ta.nall; Mem bers Leuts. IIesry B. Tyler Taos.
T. Field, and Capt. John d. Smcns Of the North Car
Ons.
The crew Of The United States steam ftigae Niagara
will be allowed to 60 shore to day until orders for
their disposition shall be received from Washington
TIE Memphis, Capt. Marchsud, went to sea, as mott
fed on Wednesday evening. She received distnc, in
strucors previous to her departure TO touch only at
such ports necessity would require.
Although the Southern Star, frou Norfolk, has been
gore several weeks, no ints, ence of her arrival at
Barbadoes has come TO hand. schooner from the
et'er port lately touched at Washington, ~ C., but
brings 10 report Of Calt. r. mock or bis vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Law ZNIELLIGENC,k.
COURT OF oYIR AND TERaISER-Dgc. d. -Be.ors
JJtss iSGRAHAst
TRIAL OF BILLY MtLLlGAN.

Ache operirs 2 o, tte NJ thi. mcrrirg Mr. Blnn',
", ,icistt Disfrct-NtorneY hshy opened this case
10th. JuIy. lie coL,ened oiGseir with mere recital
Of tre facts Q: tie case, and proceeded to coll his
~'tIssss.:
Ano. Upt,m ,w,rp- an police s-ss-.u. p III FAeenh
Pr.ciI scq1 With d,ndi1 ard rensIser
Nien brout 10 the siirs-Ib.. NJ W,rasr Vas
there win hin; here complaint rye BY Ar Warner
Mr. b -stfs ID said he had LOhiIs 70 tie witness
Wa. Cob s~or-I ara po..;r S.ccr kno" hi-izsa
s-d Warner ~ slt .sw array bs.wssn them N Jay '
wtl.. be~rer .iec, AID H an 'trise Wsre-r took
B-nssu 10 Il station icuse. sax oniy blow.
J. . ~.u.r. .scrl- reside =. No. oI Broadway snoS
- g. ae't GOV cf-s'Iy hr'; ..~ Sn isi III.
rfti VS. "siinE coSr B"ss"sy Srn ayopag NCiSa' &
~kor cet q having coI.ut.sd tnen =" a. ~ St
o,e TO te' bi, WIZ ~ r'essls ~ 'l'ioisi' 80
lsra .esc she Sed 90 a. 70 - a. her ar. sl
'.'ss 80, I'D o.. Lrt H.. Lar. OF haze A-r,
lt the and eIplsis - 20 bin my papo, "a.
n,t to ny.ed h.s Lad tna,d aide 20 explain 70 sub
b, 'zen snd .eeiag iaPati,nt a'rP,ly ~. . h Il n
-, yea .'s 5sSsdy 'ae 1oss Sa .as, bo.a,
boc. or 90 oa EEL j. win al oa.r you ~on.an sash
ing sr-v,d tb,-e iona IA; ths Hs0 wn sre..y n n
utter tbu.. o. r. q hex said he a. down si
wsJ abusi. G, -stra t. e cttei oi e.I1.
III, ma VA t. re- .sd tnew nottns Of that
what ".i scf 2 sseourt sna h
coerp..a r1cur' ~hs: the ni.e, ~ - 3
ar trisf spsre-i tntk l- W., =
together :aEee un4s-I rep st-d 70 lss 20
- roboeJ, ,sG nigh have pTx-d ne wod
while thus loakss towEt the sonza a1ts.IJ isn h1 VS.
ny ef eye "a lh:., =. bow so.sL' lLs -Ao..a
stood s9srely ny feet & Enoctd ne e. on tae t..
before h-c ehsuee 4 lee, Officer bad rlt lA ~ !
called uoon ne Along on q ~S ',Ls
i, crowd thEt Is the ilocs M duISA-
r.kor 70 the Ftte< u. " .id S.a,. House;
Cr'sssxani, Il ss. have sde cSmPAn II 81 -- Jrn-s
M.ie Police Coat q: was called upon to .sr P.ps
there tsken bf Justice q eablsa ga oe' ~.
se-usirr.e with tcchu.cah'es q l.~ hsve H-o II Nfo
y.rs 10 o !? ysNrs p-eycUs ia; Two of tHree years II
Bstor. -, ~, q,
@ WHERE previous n tss.i A. IL vs-icr, Ians say
te.se TIE Court, eon %. The CONNECTION WIN 10 -
The ptrc Attorney coscfred ia tss OBJECTION me "'
ousii ro be pscec gicesiou, llh n ss' ;se y
tie Fo.res,si - ,.-- 49,. =,
Mr BHe,i i.'ei ,an they aai right 70 ina''' Gi' ne
Erness'i It"c.dsns. d,
T.. Court tbcu h;.sety yelr. - . easust' . t-o'
.G ". B-s,.s- tons .Natp.l5-.
WrIsss ;s.:a -sa~II bos.oa easAlet u ia 50 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
FIRES.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE II COLUMBIA COUNTY.
About II O'Clock on Friday morning last. fire was
discovered ssuiug from the nscDc shop ofthe Empire
Loom Works, al Stockport, Columbia County, belong
iig to Benjamin l.. Reynolds. The alarm instant
~ given but euch wes the rapid progress OF the fire,
that in a short time the entire hnil'g was one mass
Of fames and the building and con'ents ent,r-ly
destroyed. The stock, which consisted of quantity
Of looms manufactured and in OF Manufacture,
shared The game fate which alone valued at sJ 600.
rhe building and acbnery is estimated at $50, 900,
max Dg entire loss of $50 600, upon which there
an insurance of go 600. The origin Of tie fire
porter unable tc learn BY this fire nearly one
hundred men are thrown out Of employment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.

We have received from Mcars L.. IS G. w. Blum,
Supplement No. XI. cf the Ney York Marine Regis
ter. Tnis Register IL row revised by the Anericaa
f.oyds Board Of Inspectors, composed Of the fo!oy
ing gentlemen: Jeb,z Williams. esq.. Presidents Cspi
A, h. CLARK. Vice Piesden; Cap. Thos. ID. Taylor,
Secretary The following gentlemen are mcmbei;
Jsbez Williams, shipbuderi Cap, tos Jane Luce,
Olney Lovett, n. Forihsm, a. Il. Clark, Alex. C.
MarshaN, Chris. Preswi,k, F. y. w. Barsman, j. s.
Farrap, Tbos. ~ TaylJr al Il chard I. Har,shoIpei
John +. H. King, sbipSrght.
LOSS OF THE SHIP JOHN BESNiNGroS-THE' GEo.
PEABODY GOT oTr-THE BRIG BELLE roULL.
ASHORE.
NASSAU y T., Dee. 4. 1888.
The ship John Bennington, Douglas. from Boston
for New-Osleaps went ashore on the goth of Novem-
Der, near Moore Island 30 or 40 miles northwest OF
the Hole in the Wall. The vessel Is a total loss.
Three hundred bales of gunry cloth saved nes
hsf dry almost all the cases Of boots AMI shoe' 80
tuns gun Powisr piano-fore' some furniture, large
quantity OF sosp, chdles, &C., ard some machinery
were also ssved dry. Most Of the machinery, fish,
90, were entirely lost. The Bennington was bull, AZ
Richmond, Me-, in 1850, 5l3 tuhs, ra,ed at 9, and
owned by IT, H. "inzeh OF Boston. Valued az $50, Coo
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Dec Is 1858
The ship George Pesbody has been 90. of and is
coming up in tow of u steamer.
G,LvEsTos, Dec. ~, via New-Oilesns Dec. l5.
The brig Belle Pcu'le, OF and from Ncw.York, for
Galveston went ashore in the gale of the eth inst or
the west end Of this ssnd 80 miles from this plac
No further particulars.
From Secretary Board Of uatcrwrtets.
DISASTERS AT PoRr-AU-pLATE
Oar sdvices TO Oct. q give further particular 0.
tie late gsle a, Port-sa Plate. Toe American
schoofer Maria .J,Wett of BnoDxhsven the Fre ,,h
bark Verezuels Of h.vre, Douiacsn IN "A Of Ar
and four cossiiog veae,s, we're ins,n a-hre sgi
totally Ice by levy scoiha' commenced ontla 30
The crews o. fhc vessels we'e cc,nielcl 20 ss,u-e
Themselves ia the 'issfS tO Asof irom bs..s val4.I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

A SWEET RRFi iTH AND PEARL WHITE TEETH.

SWEET BREATH AND ftiRL HlTt ltEiti.
Nhss su,iiug than rad breeiEf The subject TO
ielse refred 10 ID bet sgd nos tnate 1850
SO refined ,eu-en and heau ladies move II soce
ty with Incubus sufc arniL.ie in
,iaI perfect and otner~ise iuug charms si gle
bottle Of hartley PEARfE FLOWER wli reuter The
BEEN swss sIa the wbo Price 81 cents. Depot No.
Sti Z. sad ay ana by Druggists Of r,sPe liability