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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
ZOE nENT.l

THAT CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING on essa
the FTHnElin Turnpike ROAD he hrst ttsii
fo'-gate, occupied b. J. A sIcCau pbelI. Eq Fif
be house aims rooms, besides kifc en-
room, etc, and as thiTt ground arschei
~ suitable furniture can be purchased by the ten
ant de iTed. 81 Possession given inv edi stsIv.
Apply 4. Y. $. LINOSLFY,
Fov. l6-u 40. 80, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

He is happy that finds true friend in ex-
tremiJy but he is much more so who finds
not extremity whereby to-try his friend,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

a gentleman, the other evening, objected to
playing cards with lady, because. he said,
che had such swimming way" about her.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
For Rent or Sale.

egant suburban residence the southern bouDdA-
a ~ Of tie ely siuafei in The cenlre Cf ionT acre Of
me front which highly ornamented Win everETeens
hade and u trees choice vrictes Il also contains
"A vegetabts garden, lue newly PsPefed aud pantedr
nd ever, thing in npiete air.
In Addition 10 the dNeing there Is servants house
49,. esrrgu and coz house. there Is also large eis-
-srp. eapabIe Of contrasting 500 barrels Of safer.
~. house eainener CO aDanding an exits nsv "
and u.taTesase veR. The property VII be sold prise
sutanIs he dimes, or rented - eAfea Apply
20 a. y D |A4'Doa@t'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

TWO neat Dwelling Houses, summer street south
D d Brosd, for the uuE year; each containing Z
Rooms beies ri chen and Servants Room; with Stable
Carriage House &C ami, to l.. u. HAKER,
Nashville, Get l2- r. q. Planters Bank.
81 Possession Of one Of above tenenents can be
had Immediately. fdec. II l. d. B.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
FARm Enn isENr.

WE will rent 10 a good tenant Splendid FARM, a
~ with handsome Improved ents tanning from Il
90 70 100 acrres miles The ciy, The Nashville
and Chattar oogt RAILROAD BOYD 4 CO.,
nov. 2a If No. 50 cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

Fat people are happy. We don't believe
they can help being otherwise. They are
made for happiness, and made large, 50 they
can hold great deal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

~ A lady asked veteran which rife
carried the maximum dstance2
The old chap answered.
"The Minnie num-"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

PERFECT SMILE.-Dr. Holmes, the poet and
wit, says, discriminatory that the mind of q
bigot is like the pupil of the eye; the more
light you pour upon it the more it contracts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Carter, of Carter, resolution granting the
use OF the Hall for the series of Lectures propos
ed by the ladies of the Mount Vernon Association
for the benefit of the same
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
DIED.
IES.r RECEIXEn.

this city yesterday at her residence South Cherr,
street NANCY LASGFoRD, in the 65lh year Of her age
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
Richardson's w Opks.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have or Sale
THE WORKS CT SAMUEL RICHARDSON. With
Sketches Of his life and ringS sy the Rev. Edward
mancin n. a In ls vols. London, ISL. AsuPerb copy,
in perfect order.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Newman, to incorporate the University of
the South.
Mr.. Rackey, to incorporate the Ripley Female
Institute in Lauderdale county.
Mr.. White, of Hamilton, to extend the provis-
ions of the Act, of ls46, to Foundry men and
machinists.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
For Rent.

TNCR the year 1855, Portable engs-one No "a
High street. No rs, SIr' street at occl
PIED Mr. Wilson; q franklin turnpike, nearly
or osite he former TesideI &C Of Ars. WgTu-
nOvlS-tf BOYD & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
BILLS ON THIRD READING.

To establish the new county OF Sequatchee; a.
mended and passed.
For the relief of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
discussed at length and rejected.
Motion to reconsider the vote entered by Mr.
Williams.
House adjourned till 2 P. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

LARGE supply ofEEGRO B3OGANs, regular sizes,
"A and 3 few cases Double sole, Extra Sizes.
ALSO
KIP AND CALF PEGGED WORK, for Men and Women,
toT sale cheap by JOHN RAMAGE,
Dec ST az College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
nrnnnclinn Of Gold.

The production OF gold in Ausraiia for The past
wear is set down by the best English auihorii = at
one hundred millions Of dollars. This added TO
that Of the other countries, which may be esema-
= .Ir,rrf, Sos, O00, 600
Russia an9 Siberia 20 ooO,u 200
Othsr ntrt. Of the world 10000, 600
SlOO, 600 600
Makes the astonishing Of two hundred MD
lions Of dollars in only 81 the precious metals
thrown within the reach Of the trade Of the world
and available for he eSig-nciss, within the space
OF single yesr Nor Is there any reason 70 sup
pose that for years % come the pgoiuet sil De
materially lees thaa il il Al the present.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

~ The victor IN an aFsaMsnt can AFFORD 70
dispense wilh the ''lasg words"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
-ALARGE INVOICE OF FRESH GROCERIES
ATAUCTTON
By
B. LANIER CO,

IN SATURDAY, December 18th, we viii sell for cash, IN
" front Of our warehouse, No Market street com
pete assortment Of Groceries consisting N part as
VIZ: Sale to conn at 10 click.
Eo h,,z.,.,- Smear 100 boves star Can1les,
,o1 80 49, 100 hlfs and ours do. do.
* ~ ,1oIa.ss5s Is bxs selecte5 W. r Cheese,
n nj. .I,sbe5- and pow-15O bbls WHISKY, assorted
49, S,,r~rs brands
Al L;.+s HTocyereI 10 bbls Brandy,
8 tierccs Figs. =, ,-lA'
10 80 6.o.rs $50 kegs NaiIs, as orted.
ia G1rronds 20 d0z painted Buckets
p cases Sar6ines, = nests lubs,
50 bxs Presh Cove Oysters, ~ toNes fata'c''
2A hays Pepper, ~ DoNS S.O at- r,--,,
% -, vooa 200 boxes Glass Ware,
10 cases Matches, 1u,UuV rlhe SlRaT7'
T,gaar With all tte smaller articles t. make complete
saJe B. LANIER co.
Dec I'D.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
FOR RENT.

4 HOUSE IN Eigedsd, Wit ia a ~ minutes walk Of
\ ne Pabue Square containing rOOs. besides hitch.
and servants rooms. inquire Of
}. % FELLOWS,
noy6-tf. No p Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
IUCTTON SAFE or GROCERLES
RY
IANTFR. PHILLIPS & CO.

ON MONDAY, the tn inst, will cell for CASH, in
front OF our Warer co7Drlete assortment OF
GRO 'FFIFS consisting in part follows, viz:
40 bbds new sugar, 10 hoVes star Candles,
200 bag Coffee. leo hIfs qrs bNs star Can
Is bills New Molssses, dies,
bbS crushed and powders boxes esc' ed W K Cheese
ed sugars 1CO hbls White Whisky,
As Kits NackereI, IS n. Y. Brandy,
tiercss Figs. 20 ." Fol- ON,
$50 packages NJ. R, Raisinsi II " y F. Rum,
10 sacks PecanS, 500 egs S2l!s,
Cks Almonds, - deg painted buckets,
y cases Sariinas, 90 nests Tubs,
81 boxes Cove Oysters, As boxes starch,
II bags Pepper, $50 - Soap,
. chests Tea, Is - DOYLE Candles,
20 bales cot ton Twine 100 doz Mason's Blacking,
IS coils Rope. 100 boxes FasFsr
IS Cases Matches. 125 bags Turks Island sat,
Together with numerous articles TO make complete
sale. LANlER, PHILLIPS 90
DecS-td no. SO, MARKET street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

FOR RENTFOR YEAR 1855.
TTNHAT residence Franklin Turnpike,
i posire WOodioIh's II contains Eve good rooms,
with Kitchen &C. Apply to
HENRY EWING,
Dec 2-f plartera' Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
list OF ILLUSTRATIONS

sAPPHO, the Greek Poeess, called he 'Tenth MuseD
LSCRETIA, denopina,ea the "GIory of Women"
AsPAsIa the Love Of PericIes
tony
ST. CECILIA, the Pstroness Of vusic.
HELcIsE, Wife OF Abelard.
LAURA, the Beloved + Petra ch the Italian Poet.
vALENTINA OF MILAN beaut I'll and accom- pIished Yo
man, daagh,er OF John II, Of France.
NARGAiE EFT OF ANJoU, Queen Of Navarro, pronounced
by BranOme "a perfect eauty."
ISABELLA OF CASTLE, The celebrated Queen Of Spain
LADY JANE GREY, teheaded seventeen years of age.
POCAHoNTAS, the Heroine adian Woman the arst In
dian c. nvert to Christianity
DUCHESS de la vALLIEGF, lovely womap Of the Cont
Of Loris XIV.
MARIA THERESA, Queen Of Austria and Hungary.
CArHARINEIJ OF RUSSIA.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, an Angel Of Goodness.
-" The distinguished authoress Mrs Cov5eD Clarl
has gwen tca disquisiton OF the ost noted o
men that have tgur' in he GRID the year 90 G.
down to the present tine she says in her preface " ia
interesting to consider the individuality markr each and
the curious ar ETY. Il respective distinction which has set
those personages apart either renowned or notorious
above the ordinary range of II cir sisterhood
They are not 20 much types Of class women As T. pes
OF par eular "ouany attributes and from hem all be-
ng locked upon as mode sthey are in some instances to
be beheld as bescon Of warning With this borne in mind
II Suords fa'oina'ing study to contemplate ~oman like
CeoPaua-tha' "scrpent Of Old Ne' she who held Mark
Anonys heart in thra, ard csugtt Tim In her strong
toll OF grace or woman Ike Isabella OF CASTLE Who wa
v'rtuOus as she was wise Oldest was uuztrious
=" The drawings for this work were executed by tn
M arrf tub flagfrr. .4r D. g-s
men Of the Bible" TIE sale Of which has been q,
This work is even splendid engraved on steel by the
first artists The sE is the as the epubican Court
Of Washington.
ON sALE AT VT BERRY & co.'s.
IL. L q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
MORGAN 81 co.

IRON ans afer his dale, JesspA A. Daaseh Sse sssa
i rarfns. il he s9Gse q AOAaAS ~
De S-iWS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

Goshen Butter.
Vrsr receives sssss uoa New YORK. % RlEtaas FOF
-. - Ri WkAKLKx.
est
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

AL oGrinE f5r sale neat dvenz on College street
last berond the MetrA CaIeee. lac House o. brick
coutR ins good ROOMS, eistern, SC, ant " be s0.d
Z eat bargain for terms apply
Nov set Avs. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
FORSALE,

or sale.
IA sell Et The i4tr Tefdcase q David Ii VsBrhB
" b- north &c q he rycr B 8 miles 4 sna Mesh
vie, o. uriAy, l9th 1eeemher ahoat TWENTY IIK =
IL AtdKuE eoas-a ing o. Men, women ana "a iiTrn
Also, the q and lace ~ q 6 Eto-k larse nor,
Ger afhCrse and Co.'S ftTmrF ufsu-lz 90 rn Cats sod
aer ~ ca ard uafa Der ~ &c faitened huFs
Terms l-A4S kaoEa On dsy 4 sale.
HIRAM VAT 5HE.
F8oEr. CAEUrHERs,
y e. VAUGHN.
Nov. std MICH-A AL VAUGHN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
JUST RECEIVED.

( Handsome sappiy Il Fan and Winter Goots, Gea
n tieucus' Furnishiag Goods AID Clothing.
Ale god acrtme1t o. Claths Cassinsres. Ard Nest'
nss, % ahich ai Be made p order in ths ast --
pFoau4stYle, - =. J. H0uaH, AEenls
sept ~. Ne. IT. Csdar street, NasaF VIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

Matrimony is q nut
For every mans digestion;
When the she'll is fairly cracked,
Popl goes the quest ton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

sAPPHo, the Greek Poe'ess called he "Tenth NIusen
LSCRETIA, denorinated the "GlOry OF Women"
AsPAsIs, the Love Of Perices.
CLEOPATRA, the Egyptian Queen who charmed Marc IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

or. Oim.ied. wto,e remarks have followed With
pleasure and satisfaction, derived from The justnees.
mpsrtislny sid eocd sense of his manner OF juds-
ug i. ly for tee mild il his structures that char
scteristic part Of the social life Of New Orleans.
matter, or be did not kLow as much AS be could
lave learned. |. at Lss. have learned GIT at deal
more than is TO be found in hi. remarks concerning
that Is ticular ,utj,ct, and some very eItraordi-
lazy iacts are amor ny Information. though have
ell red TIE dagger us tlecI Of the phters,s COM
tcs,d Of unspesksble ingredients b, which maay a
sn OF New ORLEANS uDdergoes the transform
alton of the companions OF Byssous 90 the island a
C;rce julius FROEBEL.
This extresson 10 not used hsurstvey tere ont IN RED
am IN ross-.sion OF the PERCEPTION. and II u Wa
r Il b, sc, hs' American ladies' teneis' understands LA
..S >, an II here could d. " ia Hebrew. su' then tho
,.ioS,, -, vi ale r.adsrs would unders,sndh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

notice 10 ANYBODY; but not as one Of his predeces
cor, in Bulwers time did, leaving host Of worthy
cyediiors to mourn misplaced confidence
Since then, reports have been spread rejecting
pptp the soundness # his mind. but without any
foundation. He WAS a natural son Of the late Lord
Scarborough, ard though the eldest another, who
WA also born on the wrong side Of the blanket,
has succeeded to the title aud fortune. This Wa
almo.t enough to turn the head Of poor Secretary.
Eetw iihstaI ding all the bellicOse prOclamatons
which are issued through the Ministerial press at
Madrid, it ia not believed in diplomatic circles here
that there will be any 2Ual war between Spain and
Mexico. The whole affair will turn out, IN the end,
mere rus d, guerre. Many motives may be m
aeined for Spanish Ministry being anxious to d.
vert The attention Of the people from tny critical in
vesteatiOn Of their own internal concerns, and for
rasing a DRY that may serve TO rouse the national
shirt and thus compose distractions which threaten
ti cir oficisl stability aud power. convenient
one has been fourd IN he rider Of certain Span
i.h subjects by Mexicans, alleged to be under the
conn and Of Alvarez. Now so far as the Cause Of
this demonstration is concerned it is asserted on the
Mexican side that no soldiers of Alvarez were i'm
plca ed and he denies it emphatic lily But the Mex
lean Government has had the matter lnyestig ited.
and three of the III, nders have been convicted aud
shot ftbis vengeance should not satisfy the yruOus
Isabella, Why it will only be necessary - shoe.
few more by way of atonement, and then exchange
cvilitie nations being the gamers by getting
rid of dozen two OF rapscaions. From this
stand. point, where there is Shrewd and observing
spsnith Mioister who enjoys the confidence Of
Pidal, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, things are
.een in different light from the coloriDg at M,drd,
aid he Ministry know before this time that II the
less ,f Cuba be desired the frat step Ia that end
is war with Mexico. On the other hand, Mexico
Knows that if Lower California, Sonora and other
provinces, are to be wrenched from her, that a
war with Spain would be seized upon as the most
fitting OCCASION In this view, it is the interest OF
both to keep the peace while in fact they are like
bullies, apparently striving to get at each other,
but all the bile asking to be held.
The cares of state, the drudgery of routine, and
some little hesrt-burniDgs about which thu puolic
is not informed. have made Gen. Caas sick. rhe
place is not near so pleasant rs he supposed, and
scattered through the bed of are thorns that
prick him at nconvene0t points Were it not Tor
the love and habit of Office, be would resign. But
as that cannot be, he will wait for an intnation
that may come sooner than is expected. INDEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

reported back tie New York Charter. It is under
stood that a number Of amendments not very
importsnt in their charscter will be reported by
this Committee. and that the Committee will be
prepared to make their Report this evening or TO-
u, rruw morning. / have bard it stated that
Senator Sickles has conceive the brilliant idea
of tslbing the bill to death when il comes up
for final action in that body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY. Apri - re.
Reuopstrspces and petitions ia re.suoa "
Church were pre.sp'ed 10 greater pu noe, '''"
u A.. ILL n,.,s,msot Of TIE C.yugs aud Senec,
Lske Cspsl A.. National Acedamv of
Ar New-YcIk. os s,io. and mara m .be
The bill to regulate The use ., s'p' Anu piers on 'ae
bSs, hrFpn0N from tbe Agricultural COMMITTEES, re-
.s - I'm, fsy rably the plan submitted by
p, 70 .tock tbe waters OF the State with salmon,
mi re- !, nm, sor the ateress Of the session the Com
ri,,es would bsye reported bi l.
IN safe then took up the b'n sppropn .'iog
saa coo 10 ibe Commissioners Of Emigration to ensble
I'm ~ psy their Indebtedness TO the several counties
~ the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02
corss2s rssnr- Of The N. Y. Tribune
BAlHE. BRITISH Honduras. Feb. y. 1871

Cores2f rSsn'- Of The N. Y. Tribune
BAIuF. British Honduras, Feb. -, 1851.
in ny first letter from his place, | men rOued
Geru au garteuer- cutiyatug ptce # laid ou
the banks of tee BaIize River, about ten mile-
from here He comes down with bis vegetables
every Saturday and sells then at high prices
thus making successful competition with thou.
SANDS OF ccloIed people Who follow the same &C.
cUpston.
This is one Of many instances which show the
Possibility and success OF wblie labor in tropical
climate. We reed pot however, go so far h
Britl.h Honduras to find such Instances. The fact
reminds NE Of similar facts at New OrleaLs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-30
correspondence.
Omaha City, Nebraska Territory.

Oct. 9, 1887.
FRIENDS MEYERS & BENFoRD:-
| arrived here in one week from the time OF
my leaving Bedford, and was detained three
nights on the road Omaha is situated upon
high plateau and bluff, on the western bank Of
the Missouri, opposite Council Bluffs. Be-
tween three and four years ago, it lay under
plairie grass and timber. 1t contains now
about 5000 inhabitants. The Capitol building
is under roof. 1t commands beautiful view
up and down the Missouri, overlooking Council
Bluffs, Florence, Saratoga Nowns upon the river
banks) and large eXpanSe of country.
The inhabitants are composed chiefly Of New
Workers, or New Englandrrs, class of progress
Slve and intelligent people. | saw as fine look
ing men and women here, and as fast bob-tail
horses as you will find any place. The people
here apeear .to mind the money crash less than
any where else There are now fifty or sixty
buildings going up 4 some very permanent ones.
The Hotel now being erected upon, or near, the
landing, is almost equal in dimensions TO the
Monongabela House, at Pltsburg, and will
cost over $4,000 The Recorders office how
ever, found in tailor's shop and en'tbeen
able to find any Court House yet.
Council Bluffs is much more favorably loca-
ted than had supposed. Its buildings are be-
ginning 10 pTotrude from the bluffs and present
TO the OInahas, quite an imposing 'front.' Its
people are a little more of the old Pennsy lvania
cast. The reliability ol lis business men has be-
come proverbial. When we take into consider
alton the vast territory, with its agricultural
resources, receding from The Missouri, on either
side and the river running between the two
points, the people of Omaha and Council Bluffs
| may look forward 10 the time at no distant day,
! when both will be common point and their
diversified interests, more essentially one than
they now are.
slf your people have any business in this coun-
try, they can entrust it with safety to Mutt,
| Tritle & Co., of Council Bluffs, or Andrew j.
Poppleton Esq, of Omaha. They can be relied
on as lawyers, land agents, or gentlemen.
| feel displeased with this country IN only
| one particular and that is with regard 10 my
stage ride from Iowa City ACROSS TO the Territory
| You find the stage drivers with a few excep-
t tions the ''westrrn stage company" They
drive just as they please and take an hour al
each station to change horses, provided it don't
/ suit them to do it in a shorter time. il is an
! Outrage upon decency, morals and every thing
| else 10 take such ride, if it can be avoided
{ | would advise every person coming out this
way 20 come by St. Louis, or, if across the State
| of Iowa, TO come by private conveyance. The
territory around here, as in the Eastern part OF
/ Iowa, | find we'll watered and tmbered and
Sufficiently rolling 10 keep it clear of sloughs
or swamps. More anon.
Yours sc.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-30
Reduction OF Terms +!
THE @GAZETTE'' FURNISHED TO SUB
SCRIBERS FOR 81 80, IF PAID IN
ADVANCE!

IT accordance with the general wish OF our
subscribers we have concluded to reduce the
price of our paper to S 30 per annum, cash,
in advance. II payment is not made IN ad-
vance, 50, 90 viii BE- charged if paid within the
wear; whenever subscriber suffers his account
TO remain unsettled at the end of the year,
$3.50 will be charged. These Terms ,ciII
be strictly and invariably adhered tO.G
All ofcur present subscribers who will make
payment before the first day of January neat,
shall receive the Gazette at the above named
rate of s 80 per annum, in advance, and those
who have already paid US $500 for the present
volume, shall have credit Of 80 cents on the
next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-30

% Looks large as life and twice as natural
The Bedford Ga-ette's mammoth cock. We thought
his cockship had retired to private life along with
the veteran Bowman; but happy TO see that
the editors considered him indispensable ap-
penJage 10 the Ga1ste office. Long may ne crow!
Pen, Paste and Scissors Hoiitaaysbarg Stand
ard.
We had thought that "Pen, Paste and Scls-
sors'' had deserted the Standard and followed
the fortunes of the immortal Juniata Jones, but
like our big rooster, he seems TO be sjoined to
his idols" and is still the same 'jolly old cock"
he has ever been--only little more so. Long
may tint "Standard" wave
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

The Democrats of Bedford County, will assem-
bic in Mass Meeting at the Court House, on Mon
day evening ofnext Court week, 70 celebrate the
glorious victory achieved by the Democratic
party at the late election. Let there be fullturn
out ofthe gallant men who charged the ranks
ofthe enemy with such signal success and who
can now meet together aud congratulate each
other on the triumph Of the principles for
which they so nobly battIed