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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04
WOMAN.

Some POLITICALLY inclined individual delivers
himself ofthe following
"a pretty woman is one of the institutions
of the country, an angel of glory. She makes
the sunshine, blue sky, 4th Of July, and happi-
ness, wherever she goes. Her path is one of
delicious roses. perfume and beauty. She is a
sweet poem, written in rare curIs, choice cali
co and principals. Men stand up before her
as 50 many admiration points, TO melt into
cream and butter. Her words float around the
ear like music birds Of paradise, or the chimes
Of Sabbath bells Without her, society would
close its trust attraction, the church its 6ttest
reliance. and young men the very best of COM
forts and company. Her influence is general
~ TO restrain the vicious, strengthen the weak,
raise the lowly flannel, shirt the heather, and
encourage the faint hearted. Wherever you
find the virtuous woman, you always find pleas
ant 6re-sides, boquets, clean clothes, order,
good living, gentle hearts, piety, music, light
aud model Institutions generally. She is the
liower Of humanity, very Venus in dimity,
and her inspiration is the breath OF heaven"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

To REMovE- GREASE FROM BooKs.-L y up
on the spot little magnesla or powdered chalk
and under II the same set on it a warm fiat
iron, and soon as the grease is melted il will be
all absorbed and leave the paper clean.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

To CLEAN DEcANrEEs.-Cut some raw 'pota-
toes in pieces, or bits Of brown paper, put them
in the bottle, with little cold water on them
shake them hard, and they viii look very
clean.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

ALUM and commmon.salt in equal quantities,
powdered and applied to the cavity of an aching
tooth, is said 10 lie certain cure for that terri-
bic aiInent.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

amount OF grain used in Poor House and sold 10
fdry persons for cash and on accounts Tor work
Ia repairs TO mill, hoGse, &c. Ac.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

MRs. Partinston has bought horse so spiri-
tous that he always goes of in decanter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

fAT EMENT of the Poor H'use mill, from the st
y Of January, 1883, TO the Is; day of January A.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

TO RENovArE BLACK SlLK.-Slice some un
cooked potatoes, pour boiling water on them
when cold, sponge the right side of the silk an,
iron on the wrong side,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

FoG CLEANING TIN CovERs.-Boi rotten
stone and small quantity of prepared white
ming in sweet oil for some time until i, acquires
the consistency of cream.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

to renovate old bachelors. Out of good sized
fat, greasy old bachelor, he can now make quite
decent young man, and have enough leit to
make two small pappies, pair of leather brech-
es, anG small kettle of soft soap.
To REMOVE GREASE FROM BooKs.-L up
on the spot little magnesia or powdered chalk
and under II the same set on it warm fiat
iron, and soon as the grease is melted If will be
all absorbed and leave the paper clean.
To CLEAN DEcANrEEs.-Cut some raw spota-
toes in pieces, or bits Of brown paper, put them
in the bottle, with little cold water ON them
shake them hard, and they will look very
clean.
ALUM and commmon.salt in equal quantities,
powdered and applied to the cavity of an aching
tooth, is said 10 lie certain cure for that terri-
bic ailment.
70 RENovArE BLACK SlLK.-Slice some un-
cooked potatoes, pour boiling water on them
when cold, sponge the right side OF the silk and
iron on the wrong side,
FoR CLEANING TIN CovERs.-Boil rotten
stone and small quantity of prepared white
ming in sweet oil for some time until j. acquires
the consistency OF cream.
70 IN case before The Cincinnati Superior
Caa;t, il %as decided The! widow is- entitled
to all the personal estate Of deceased husband,
after the payment OF his debts, and 10 her right
of dover in the real.
GyA A temperance man cried on: 10 the
keeper of a rum shop on seeing drunken mans
heels fly up before the door, "Mister, your
sign has ,allen down -
An Irish Judge said, when addressing
prisoner: s.You are to be hanged, and hops
il will be warning TO you."
A LITTLE onr, after undergoing the disa-
greeable operation of vaccination, exclaimed:-
s'Now, | won't have to be baptized, will Il''
Oy"You are too hard on me-" as the cora
said 10 the tight boot.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

A LITTLE one, after undergoing the dis
greeable operation of vaccination, exclaimed.
''Now, won't have to be baptized, will | !"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

An Irish Judge said, when addressing
prisoner s.You are to be hanged, and hops
il will be warning TO you."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

0yA temperance man cried ons 10 the
keeper of rum shop on seeing drunken mans
heels fly up before the door, ''Mster, your
sign has iallrn down ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

DY-ln case before The Cincinnati Superior
CGa;t Il @as decided ihat 9. " .doAg is-ent!!led
to all the personal estate Of deceased husband,
after the payment OF his debts, and TO her right
of dover in the real.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
Funeral CeremOnIo. ar CIsik,v,,,.

The remains of Mr.. POTNDExTER, in charge of ra
l4tiQns and 8 Committee of the young men of this
city, were taken to GlaFksYis on Tuesday evening
last, where they were deposited in their final rest.
| ing place on Wednesday. The body at the house Of
WN. 4, QUARLKs was received by the Masonic
| fraternity, of which he was member, and wac
buried by them with their usual solemn and i'm
pressive ceremonies. Having at one time resIded
Clarks lille, he generally known and beloved
by all its worthy citizens. large concourse of
friends congregated at the house, and attested their
.ePeft IL following the corpse in procession to the
grave.
At the conclusion of the Masonic services. tbai-
Worshipful Master, WM n. FORBES, made tie follou,
ing tender and touching remarks upon the charac.
ser Of the deceased, appropriate to the occasion
Our task is ended We have performed this labor
Of love not with cold Formally but with mournfT
pleasure and Borrowing hearts haye we maid .basa
fast sad offices Of respect to tie mortal reraai 81
our brother -
Very sad and very touching to all is the thopubt |
that we here today-this day so bright with C;od' |
eunligbt -consiga TO the dark and gloomy tombs
this cold and lfeless p9dy, which, but few day
ago was animated with soul of genius. and boaE,
90 noble loving and pure. Alas that his thread az
iie should have been so suddenly and rudely bro
ken that the pusations of his noble heart. which
had drawn to itself with sympathy SO many hearts
OF others, should now be motionless that bis bright
eye lustrious with the light of the brilliant intellect
within, which had already won him an honored
name among his felOw-men, and gvant to his friends
30 many hopes should thus be forever closed in the
darkness of the tomb. Alasl that he who had lust
stepped on the stage Of action, should have been
thus cut down and hurried away in the midst of the
activities and employments Of his useful life
thoughts of him, our friend and brother rise I'M
hidden in your memories, and speak more forcibly
han my words can do Of him we have SO loved and
ost.
Once again, sincere friend, honorable, noble heart
d man /; brother Mason, true and trusty; once ]
gain, we bid you our long, our last our sad, !
'AFoWellf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

At meeting of the Agricultural Bureau of the
! State of Tennessee, Vice President s. r. CoeKRuI
took the chair, and in doing. said We have met
to-day to pay the last tribute of respect to Mai
G, EssTNAN, our deceased Secretary whose burial
will take place q o'clock this evening
Mr.. ARMSTRONG of KDq&, Eoved that Committee
be appointed to report preamble aud resolutions
suitable the OCCASION and named the President S.
. + CocERHI, R. L. HURT of Madison, WN STOcKEII,
FELIE 4 R'INS. and W. G. HARDING, of Davidson.
and the Prensept added Mr.. ARMSTRONG to said
/ Committee.
"hereupon the Committee, through d,oig chair
man ; Il. CocNELH- made the following report
MF. CoeE9HL said Previous to reading the pre-
alole ana resolutions PREF ared by the Committee,
he would say few words IN the relations existing
between the deceased and hiinsetf
Since the organization OF the Stete Ruesau the
deceased hau hed the Important position of Secre
tary an1 foF moSs c. the time. have been its Pre-
siding Oihcer Ills duties have been arduOus de-
manding industry, talent and sus yty of manner and
especially during Fairs In fl,e beginning we
had much to learn. TO enable us 10 conduct the State
Fairs with propriety and justice. No man laboPed
with more earnestness and stronger desire to do
right, than he.
He was working man and devoted friend of the
cause Of Agriculture, and labored with ldelity to
carry into execution the plans the Legislature and
the bureau, to develop TIE resources of the State,
both in productions and mechanical skill He Yss
proud of his position as Secretary of the Bureau |
because it furnished the means of doing good to |
others. For his family bespeak the friendship of
the farmers of Tennessee.
Though the talented exponent of great political /
party, no person eyer complained that political bias
ice.
In politics we differed; but he had genial flow
y perseverance,, and a current of kind syInpathies
e ~ carried away all unbecomng asperities and
eit n9!nng TO mar social and personal friendship.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

We ask the indulgence of our readers for few
days. The confusion into which our Office has been
shrswn by The death of Messrs. POnDExTER and
ZsmAN viii require some little time to arrange our
matters and secure for our columns the usual
amount of editorial labor and attention
We are determined that no effort shall be spared
70 maintain the character and usefulness Of the pa
uer and to make it in the future as possible
what It has been in the past
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

,ersfre was his friend in the cause OF
ana HE friend personally and mingie my selroW
with thst of his family, as well as N 1ne eole'
mourning Of the State - r. he,
He was devoted friend Of the South ana OF nea
.-.;,,,;ors fho,,oh 4 native of New England; st5s
- IA s fo.pet the home Of his fathers but kwlIe
= lo, Io,ro az his whole cohntry, often visited ne
i.ni of his birth May fortune smile upon ms az
WurRFAs Death has in our midst, stricken 2 snin-
;, mark and by a sudden blow cut down one VINO
| VAS an hour before walking in health Il 9 EAST
| MAJ, - no more-ths announcement we nave hearo
| with poignant regret .,.,.A
/ Ths sadness read in the couatenance OF the pubic
& the highest eulogy upon his virtues; II = Hie
hanage of public friendship paid to the memory Di
fhe departed. o,,, mo-, tho
ed mariner of his bosom find partial consola-
t;o and relief from the pangs of anguish and mourn
ing; therefore 1s,; q E,sru,U
| .ha state has lost q talented and valuable citizen
, | tbe STATE Bareau one Of its most active ana aD'
members aad his family an affecnonafe anu eve
! Kind husband and father.
Resolred Thst in token Of respect tor the memoir.
of our deceased Secretary we will atte9o ms lnns
= | raj in body. =,
! Pesofred That we teRder to his family, in thei
!, sad affection, warmess EympAtbes and condo
Rssolred. That Capt. VIM SrocKEIL and 2. II. Arm
sEROxG, Esq., he appointed committee to present Il
the family COPY of these proceedings, and to haF
n the s&H.e published. ~ fAA
On mStion the preamble and resolutions wer
# unanimously adopted, and the Bureau adjourned.
+ S. 2. COCKRILL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
CRTSP's GAIETY.

SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER e0th.
The unequaed artistic Miss j. NJ Davenport will appear
she first time here, in the startling tragic play Of
Cherlette eOrday; Or, the Reign Of Terror
Charlotte corday, Miss NJ davenport, which she will
chant the MAres Hymn in french Engih To conclude
with the
nTrFTR REETC
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N6STIGH.

HAVE this dag sold my entire interest In the Book Perod
StaonerJ Business John o. Trsznor hope
liberal arohsg heretofore besToEed will be extended
to the nsw firm - A. ". JOHNSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

OFFICERS OF CONGRBss.-Lewis Ciephane the See
retaoy of the Republican association in Washington,
said 20 be prominent candidate for Postmaster
Of the House of Representatives MIR. Goodloe, Of
tAs National Era, is prominent candidate for the
Public Printing Is - also William Moran. of Phih-
SslphiA-
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DTMR BELLE.
NOTICE.

EETILL be sold to the highest bidder the Square, II Nash
Wv vile, oR Saturday, selh November, hne brood ma e
and hins head Of Durham cattle balls and hefes,
credit 81 feur months notes with approved security required
noY26-dlt HAMLET EPGTrERS0N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
Fer Bent.

FINE Tract Of Land containing sixty Eve acres we'll
~ proved having it handsome and convenient brick re-
dence OF eight roOTssoutholses and sablings
This Is Of the most dessb located places the neigh
borhOOd Of Nashville being adjacent the city
handing fine view OF the city and Tract being
veil waered and under good fence is from proKm
city admirably adapted for garden dairy With this
Tract Of OF Is be obtained slso the privilege
adjoining tract Of land containing 100 acres.
For terms and fGrhr particular apply to JOHN L. sEHON
Of the 6rI Of ssaeR seEFi., Se Il Cedar rrset.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

FTNHE partnership hitherto existing between HAa1E JoEE
this day dissolved by mutual consent The accounts
against the Arm will be settled by HagaD TreanOr and those
Indebted the nrn requested to make payment them
JOHN T. HAdAN,
moves A. W. JOHNSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
Vice President State Agricultural
Meeting OF the aIeAaksFs of tIae Legislas



A meeting of members of the two Houses of the
General Assembly was held at the CspitOl on
Thursday Eorning November "a, 1853, to give 2
public expresssa of their respect for the memory
of the late Z. G. EASTMAN. ~.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Hickman offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Res1l Ell, That. as token of respect 70 the men,
DRY of T. G. EASTMAN, deceased, we, the mem
bers Of the General Assembly of Tennessee, will at
tend his funeral to-day at two O'clock
Resolued, That we tender 70 the family of the de-
ceased our warmest syIRPathg Ter their sad bereave
ment.
Mr. Hebb offered the following, which was unani-
m,Nusly adonted:
Re,oIced That we will meet at the Hall Of the
House of Representatives at one O'clock and go in
abod to the !Girst Presbyterian Church to attend
his fllsral.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE RExp


NJ DR. KING, formerly Of New Yert far he last
49, iogr years 9f Louisville, Kentucky, and Who has
svo.s ~. atnon % ne treatment Of private diseases or eve
tfy years matters himself, having attended to pr,s y
many years. and cured mauy Thousands he Il nsbl . cu
AZ private nature, natter bow bad hey may b
eieal treatments or from neglect Of their own
hng Dspsnsary h No. q Deslerick st Cherr
An9 s square where be diseases Of Drvate naurs
ocso1aEA cured without medicine Hersreacs
OF old or recent date, edectuAly cured IN Few
A an operation which causes pain. Where Structure
nealth cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
As-Shei ana uncermineE the constitution 90 much.
sfPHLls- with ali the diseases rkn growing q neg
or Dad Treatment. he edecty cured IN few ays,
sEasAL WEAKSEs particular Attention having besn aVen
t disease and all the consequences growing out Of ~ brought
an n the destructive habits % rconsdats
Youths and excessive indugens Il The passions, q
which viii undermine The uton rendering Tho a1iaet
AZ for business society, and eaang premature ae
Females may hhoring win any dculty he Womb
nag rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating their cs via
ZEE e-ciosed directed Dr.. A. King, Nc p Dadet street.
Nashville Tenn wiz tn medicine sent Il ~
address vi IA necessary directions. Strict secrecy ohr r
from 9oeock IN the morning untl in tha syenlu
RaJA. le59-d&Eiv
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SENAIL.
60 N..ann,har d. 1859.

ruuasDAr. November a, 1859.
M. can..o xaseafled to order at nine &C wck ~
ne snesk sr. and vas opened with prayer ~ me
Th;s being the day set apart BY His Exec, 'ssSy
o. Harris 10 be observed as day Of tnan'-ss''-
sng and prayer. ~ A.. s..a.s adiourn-
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man who knew him well ia hoyhood and manhood
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