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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

MAPLE SUGAR IN Coos. One Of the q
tors ofthe Concord N. H.,) Patriot, writR
from Sratford, under the date Of April !
SAYS:
"Coos viii produce this season a great Qua
tity Of maple sugar. L IS probable the "
will be larger aud the quality better than 4
Of any previous season during the recollect
Of the soldest inhabitant." The PeoPls
Coos, finding the lbidy million bill detea
and the prospect Of the acquisition Of Cuba, 1
the consequent reduction OF the price Of sr
10 three cents a pound. deferred, sensibly /
tprminpd 10 remedy as far as possible the 9
resulting from The unPairIotlc course OF
Black Republicans in relation TO that bill 1
Cuba, and have made ''lots" Of the artiC4
Judging from the quantity made, and consR
ing the fact that Coos IS good grazing e
Try, II may very literally be said to be a
"Aowing with milk and Lmaplel honeyF
/ We have heard of four or five orchards II
1 ing as much as ton each; the average, I
ever, would seem to be six 10 ten hun
pounds. The price here, we understank
/ from nine TO ten cents pound.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

AUsrRIA's Financial TRoUBLEs.-The Paris
correspondent OF the New York Journal Of
commerce writes
So desperate is the state of the Austrian
finance, that the governments is said 10 have
seized upon the metallic reserve OF the Bank Of
Vienna. A forced loan is also supposed to be
weallbier portion Of the community. Even
the army is reported to be showing dangerous
symptoms Of dissatisfaction, arising from long
arrears OF pay. 1t seems scarcely possible that
Austria can maintain much longer her present
position she must speedily come to resolu-
ton either to fight Or yield.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

ga street incident in Sonora, California
growing out OF difficulty at horse race, is
thus described sDavs immediately drew a
Deringcr pistol and fred, the ball passing
thro ugh SherIey's Body. SheIey, with great
rapidl'y, and before falling. drew his six
shooter and fired at Davis, The ball entered
his mouth, and gIanclng on the teeth, passing
through the left cheek and out at the ear. By
this time Davis had drawn his six-shooter.-
Both fell about six feet apart and commenced
firing at each other, aud kept ii up until the
barrels ofboth pistols were empty. Davis had
one Of his hands torn badly by ball from
Sherley's pistol, and received two other
wounds, none fatal. Sherry W as llle!ess when
the crowd approached them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13

1.-The New Hampshire Democracy "stiII
lives" The Manchester Democrat says
"Time and again we have been assailed by
arts and arms which have been omnipoteHt
elsewhere bat when the dust and smoke Of the
battle had cleared away. and the assaiIanls
looked tor the fruits Of the conflicts, they found
indeed, the sPoils Of the camp at their con-
troll, but the foe still unconquered and ready
for another encounter. We stand in that pu-
sition to-day. Unlike our party friends in
many other states. the Democracy of New
Hampshire have never been dismayed, dishear-
tened, much less, demoralized, by defeat
Our columns are still compact, our courage
still undaunted and our faith still unshaken.' .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

to the convention system to which the caucus sys-
tenn is NOT equslly obnoxious. As choice between
the two, then We compelled to give the prefer
ence to the system which has been pursued for
more than twenty years without injury to the coun
try, rather than to system which was tried and
abandoned on account of the evils, which resulted
from it.
Disagresing with our distinguished Senator, with
whom We usually agree on questions of policy as
we'll as principle, We think experience and obserya>
ton have taught US that the convention system 10
greatly preferable to any other mode Of party orr
ganizAtiOn. Whenever we recognize among the re
suits Of national conventions, any Of thsse over
Whelming evils which Gov. JOHNSON apprehends
from such assembages, We shall be ready with him
to abandon and denounec them. But until that
time we shall continue to advocate this as the best
and most democratic method of presenting PRESS
Dental and other candidates before the people
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
The Cash system.

After full reflection, the Publishers Of this paper
have become converts to the Cash System The most
powerful argument which has urged them to this
position is found in their account books wherein is
recorded debt due them of over sirty thousand dol
la7s accumulated since the 18th Of May, 1853, and
for subscriptions alone of than forty thousand
dollars. Here is a suspended debt for subscriptions
averaging eight thousand dollars per year. 1t
will probably eventually net us hot much more than
hslfits aggregate amount The loss isnOt, however,
wholly ours. portion Of it IS made up by tax
on our punctual subscribers: unjust to them
the loss of the remaining pCrtion is TO us. The
remedy for this evil beth to ourselves and our pune
tual subscribers, is in The cash system. Adopting
this system We do from this Gay. weshall be able
to afford our weekly paper ct reduced rate. Our
plan is this: On The 10Th day Of May next shall
erase from our subscription lists every not in
advance. From this date we shall enter no new
name on books unless the money accompanies
the order. From this day we shall theoretically
deavor to collect the money due old accounts,
and make no new ones Our weekly paper will be
two dollars per year. Those who have already paid
in advance beyond the 18th of May, 1859, will be
allowed the benefit Of this reduction from that date
IA We shall keep this notice standing in cO'uzTHS
anti the 18th Of hoy, and, on that day eDery
delinquent from list loithOu respee to persons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

Several Of the Kentucky papers following the
lead of the Auburn IN. Y } Democrat, are speaking
favOrably Of the claims of Hon. JAMES guthrie, for
the presidency While W. think it too early TO dis
cuss the question cf the nomination. are glad to
see that ,he press in Kentucky duly appreciate the
distinguished services and eminent ability Of this
true, and faithful Democrat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable Cor The play
and singers Of the Hone cFcic41d consisting o. ste
pagesfu folio size, stitched In handsome cover. Il clius
all the popular dances Of the day from The most
yorte operas, sougs5 ballads airs &c An abundant
supply Of every thing that the popular demands
dihgult always Instructive, ani fresh ana delightful
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has Lecn
ceived by the public, and the % has he
Press guarantees its worth cheap accurate
and elegant does nos exist 90 any other try The
% procured at the regular stores would tueny
what il costs in "Our Musc ken Variety l1d e1-ei-
ene secured by subscribing 90 so cl 50 uuch
needed. Pieces by the fOloWinE appeared
ten numbers the speak for themselves Mozar =,
Lover Walersn, Meyerbeer Fot0w, Burgue ?. schubert
Verdi, Dohize Strauss. Musard lhalerz Bale. Eossui, J.
Weber, kucken, sTeyer, Abt, G.. A. MacrTeu, Belni n
Smart Asher, Crouch, Albert, Bishop, In aee Lind
painter, Beet 5ven, All hsr pieces hiu
ordinary players and singers and nTaraby Characterised
delicious melody and easy accompaniment
Our MusiCal Friend
Is published weekly, Price 10 E ordered from any
bookseller periodical dealer. Il will be sent direct
office Of publication al Tie following rates. yearly S. gar
3 30 Clubs, copies, sl4 copies 50 10 copies so per
for half year. No subscription taken r less
than months, payable in advance.
Oce Of Our Musical Friend" % Frankfort street, York.
c. B. SEYMOUR z co
janaS-lmd&w Pro- ristrs.
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IMPORTANCE.

and should only be trusted to expernced and Trustworthy
oPIlCIAN Imperfect and badly chosen Classes speaking
OF inferior quality to the Eyes what slow poison
the body"
Mr. SERMONS neai not publish any Price Current Of his
Glasses as those Who have tried them know full WE'LL had they
paid double the amount for them they would have been c at
prices but this be will that they charged more
than they sold at their establishment in Eggd nd their
gents in e5s York, BeJ0 OreaRsand Baltimore nrepat
ing thaEks for the liberal patronage and assuring those
Who have not yet provided themselves with tem that this the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

The Hon. Alex. H Stephens, of Georgia, has
written home from Washington, positively declining
to be again candidate for Congress. We believe
he has been a member Of the House for the last
sixteen years, He will leave there few superiors in
parliamentary courtesy, none in forensic and gene
rol obiIitv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

To any and al; POStmasters and Friends,
sending us she CASH for FIVE new SUBJ
scribers 10 the WEEKLY, TWO 10 the
TRI-WEEKLY, we viii send one copy of
the weekly gratis for one year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
See First and Fourth Pages.

democratic Meeting in MaUry.
The proceedings Of the Maury county meeting
which we publish to-day will be found unusually
Interesting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
CRUTCHER & CO..
Successor to Benz. F. sheds,)
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents,

NO. n PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TEBBESSEE.
EAVING succeeded B. F. Shields in the Auction and Com
mission business would respectfully inform the public
that is intention do strictly Auction and Commission
business and in soothing patronage and cOnsgnment OF and
all descriptions of goods and merchandise promise
put forth unrng efforts in endevOrng to make Il the
interest OF friends and the public generally to place their
business in our hands. CRUTCHER & co.
have this day sold my entire interest in the Auction and
Commission business to Messrs Cucher & Co.. and would fully
commend them old friends correspondents and customers
being reliable business and every respect worthy OF
their ience. All parties who have done business with
will please call and settle with delay and those hay
ing claims against US will present them for payment
Most respectfully BENZ !. SHIRLDS.
feblI-dn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

single copies of the UNION AND AMERT-
CAN, furnished with or without wrap
Pers, at the COunting-rOOm, for five cents.
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SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBER!
WEEKLY ONLY So A YEAR!
TRI-WEEKLY ONLY IS A YEAR!
CASH IN ADVANCE.
SuRSCRIRE.

Now is the time 81 Subscribe, if yOu
wish a iohOice weekly Paper for $500 i'm
advance; the Tri-weelkIy at $500, or the
Daily AT $500.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

Holders of the notes of the Banks of Claiborne,
Taswell, Jefferson, and Trenton will find something
of interest to them in our money article to day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

From and after the 18th day of May next,
all subscribers On our books, who have
not prepaid, will be discontinued.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

Positively no su description viii be receiv-
ed fer the weekly or TF5-Weekiy Union
and American, unless accompanied by the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
FAIL NOT TO READ!

In Offering my thanks for the very liberal patronage
have received during the short period have in the city,
tee that II would be unrateu for obey be pressing
suranee from friends patrons postpone
engagements and delay my departure This viii
answer to the letters received vicinity and countless
who are anxious to provide heseve with my Glasses am
gathed TO state thar their recognized those who
value their and wish to SEE COME TO SEE" and
purchased What they rely will them SEE and not IN
JUE their SIGHT Il will not Of place aljon to this
card the following remarks from the pen Dentist
WHO'S in this city. DR.. Won MOsCHZIsKER
who, in his work on Optics says:
The adaptation Of optical conrivanee to amend dsorded
vision, Of the most exalted applications high abstract
knowledge for the relief Of nhrmites Thousands and
tens Of thousands suffering damaged vision, caused by
improper of cheap Glasses and what would the
give they could but rerac their first wrong step Von has
been indiousy and gu lily damaged and therefore the
impairment has not been suddenly forcby brought before
their mind but had the defect once upon them they
would have been amazed and terrified Again: There cannot
be greater than that committed dai by persons entering
into any store and purchasing Glasses slightest regard
to the superiority Of the Glasses ard adjustment optical
points, the who sells them knows any thing
optics than the size Of the money he Glasses or to
get his trash OF at the least price he get for them Great
Judgment and discrimination required order able
judge Of ensf il is all its points, also what Glasses
the applicant should The rules Of selecting Glasses are Of
paramount
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
FRIDAY mORNINC, FEBRUARY II, 1859.

There viii be meeting Of The Democracy Of Davidson at the
Court House Nashville the first Monday in March ap
point delegates the State Convention the l7th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

The Congressional this 1.-THE eighth District will
be held in Nashville the State convention,
the 18th of March
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
DIR. KINGS DISPBSsAIzY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ifs Dr. King formerly Of New Yors- FOR the lastfour
StS years Of Louisville, Aeutucsy, and who has de-
his attention the Of private diseases
thirty years. natters himself, hy attended, O. for so
many years, andc cured many Thousands, he IS enabled to
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad y
from djudicious mgdcal treatment, FROM nElct % their
Dr. Kings Dspensa Is No. . Daaerck street, between
Cherry and the square, where be all diseases Of private
nature.
GOSORHzA cured wthou, nauous medicine or inerisrgnos
from business
Of old recent date, edctualy cured in rev
avs by operation which causes pain. Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermnes Ia constitution 81 much
with all the Diseases Of the skin, growing Of neg
lsct or bad treatment E ecetually cured in Few as
SENISAJ WEAEyE particular attention having been
this disease, and all the growing brought
in by the destructive habits of rcousdcale
Yous and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect %
which will undermine the constitution, the ect unit
for business society cauug premature old age
females who may be aborng wiki any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing aI0d, hy writing and stating their with
Zee enclosed, directed Dr. A. Kig, No. . Dec2 street
Nashville, Tennessee will have tie necessary medicine
their address, With necessary dre0ns strict secrecy Observed
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until Sin the eVenin
may Z3-d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
FRESH ARRIVALS.

TOIEN RAmAGE. Nc. ~ College street, Is
opening to-dsy, additional supplies Of
Ladies', Kid thck sole b0Os sith and without heels,
Iadies'. pump %
Misses Goat heel boots, thick sole,
Children Calf heel " g
Also Another paekageof those warm, quilted bcots for a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

ORTsP's GAIE TX
J. W. BRANCH, TREASURER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

TmE LANpANp TmE Rook

BIBLICAL ILLUSTRATIONS DRAWN IRON TIE MANNERS
AND CUSTOMS, TIE SCENES AND SCENERY
OF THE HOLY LAND.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
Z. G. EASTMAN q co.

g. EAsTNAN, p C. DuEEIEGToE, }. o. GRIFFITH,
@. @. POINDExTER.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

NAf.o Now Nrxico remained a Mexican
Province, Slavery WIS prohibited hy the
'aw. oc thr EsTuhIic When transferred
t9 v- Talar tie Treaty pf Gaa3aloune Hi
&a!c. .l,-s Ra- nof slave In ;he Terri
fe~E.
5ri.Jt Congress organIzed q Ierrtp-
rial Gy --",u' tIcra. nd made i pay.
= l.a c,wFram;-s Of 1870, tlat ihc
question Of slavery should lie irtt to ,he
80. r. to 5er.da There w. etroat oppu-
~i,i.u 81 thi, ny Northern men. which va.
e.,g overcome b. reiterated assurances
from the c,mprom-n men, that slavery
ucy-. could. would or should % there
,har the iuhoh,tqui, retained feelings of the
-r~ouga,t hostility t. it-that climate and
soil u,ra such as fo prevent It's existence
Ir Webster, particularly remarked that
- cHac; a Prohibition Of It there would on
Is b. to 1e-euact the laws Of God
While the debate was IN progress tie
rcup3e IF New Mexico held a constitution
al convention and formed 4 State Constj'u-
rion c,ntaiuin. 'ue Jellersoniau Proviso ot
Freedom They <eut the constitution "a
Wa.lia ION and !. VS. presented in tho
e.r.., ~ NI~ seward. After a warm dc.
i,t. rio Ss,a,, refused TO consider il, os.
..1>ihI- because no " enabling act had
ben passed by Congress authorizing such
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
JeeRor.p - Ho,rr AND 1T WORK.


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some taa>5, bacon, watar-cre>-es- Perhaps
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garden. \ ..1c examination Of the papers.
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read algcd, then cut, aud pat between emp
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
ARTICLE SECOND.

ARliCLL stC'AD
Ia my hrSt article considered the GueS-
ton raised by The democratic Legislative
Committee, as t"tne conotitrtoHalIiy %. the
registry law.
In TINS article propose TO examine the
Sec'''a Proposition or Claim OF the Demo
cratic address, which INSISTS that tie net l%
" oPpTess'r", tyranuIeal' malicious eX-
pcnsivc ana extremely strlAgen, towards
JGfSc voters iiS authors viii "l course au-
ihN 'ha' me figAt 10 Vo'e Is ohe 81 iran
scenGen' Vaiuc; otherwise they would not
probably make snch clamor aoo"t II, Ii
1t be Sleh las Al! VIII adml'l then l. there
any reason why II should not bH as careful
iy nrotectci aud guarded as any other PER
'onai right Vi course all viii admit that
there Is none Community are solicltous
for the protection and vind'catlon OF every
right Of every human beng. FOR TINS pur-
pose they enact laws, they give authority to
public oiiicerS 70 adIhim,ter them thoy
erect courts o; justice, establish rules OF ev,
id2nce and other proceedings therein and
enable the judges TO pronounce IN the
form of llt4inent' orier or decree 'oe
sovereign VII. ana deci'ion OF 'he Wnoie
con nnh'y upon 'iie o'sHu'Ta Po'n'' i"os
carefully pro''He ~ha' 'ha" De- IL nun'F
9oS cases; !ne e'!usoce "' h,an 5'=G' -
his "i"' Ms cul''Fen' Ms iano' a''' "a Il :
c'hef fFo2eHy'-a r'sA' eH'st'ns not i'e,e-
) II virtue o' 'Ho t'nh'cipa. la"' p"' "
Tue "a" '' na'uFe. ihteed II Is Ior 'N' pro,
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'or "aIeh governments are lllii'eu NV,
10 maintain "hicn' -ucG o''frn'ntn.- e ': ,'lu
a'' '''',' asn,s are f.'' y 'n' l'.' .-.o;,''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
gy HOSMER & KERR.
.r..-o.. Nn sncI, Y. ord ". t'ail.

-. ,,opdes, motto for the young
Wr;ts Il in lines Of gold
,-.na INV heart and in thy mind,
rT;.s stirring words eniO.d;
-, Wisiortune's dreary hour,
NJ fortunes prosperous gale,
,rr;I have holy, cheering power
.Tls-e'. no such word ~ isil.'
aha silar on the stormy sea,
W,r.i-h for distant laud;
- i,e. and fearless though be be,
yCoaI he were near the strand f..
p,, aher the storm on angry wing
Rsars Fch'uiac, sleet and hail,
u, climbs the slippery mast and sings
. There's 10 sUch word o. fan
rss relry student bending Der
The TONES q other days,
And lS.i.irs on ,h-ir magic lore.
Tor Inspiration prays;
AL ,hauri ni.h toil lis brain Is wcaE,
H.s bror IS ,d'y psla,
r., language cf the heart vi! speak
aTbcre',lp such word al fail.
TLa did of Ca{ though of bese!
By0.s nfhoa'-within-
T1... pras'acs words viii ne'er forget,
amid n.,ir 3 aalfI din,
pl. rp.i-I books "ith eyes OF iaith,
Arm 20 will tie Christians mail
Ant in tac hottest conflict saith
T1srfs aa ,let 'r2rd as tad.'