The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-22
FIDELITY,

Nrvfr ioFSaEe friend. When enemies Gath
er thick and fast around him-wben sckn.,.
falls heavy on his hralt-wen the worJ ],
dark and chrtrlrss this is the time 10 tty ,,u.
friendship. They who turn from The scene n
distress or offer reasons why they should he ,x-
cnseG from extending their sympathy and aid
bptray their hypocrisy, and prove that splfsf
motives only prompt and move them. If Won
have friend who loves you--who has studied
your interest and happiness- defended Won
when prosecuted and troubled, be sure 10 sustain
him in bis adversitv. Let him feel that his la,.
ner kindness is appreciated, and that his friend.
ship was not lavshed on YOU for naught. R,af
fidelity may BE- rare; hut it exisis-in the hpar,
Who has not seen aud f-lt its power! Th.y
only deny lis worth and power who have meyer
loved friend, oi labored 10 make friend han
pv. The good and the kind, The afpetiopal.
and the virtuons, see and feel this heavrny prin-
ciplr, for heavenly il is il is a fruit gat6rr-,
from sacred germ implanted by hearrn IN
mans bosom. Aud true fidelity has its reward
1t may br sighted by some, overlooked by 9th
rrS: bot pure minded mPn cultivate and cherish
fond and undyng love for it.
As The diamond is found in the darkness Of
the nine, as tbf lightning shoots with most VI
yid flashes from the sIoomirsi cloud. so does f.
deity proceed from heart susceptible 10 the
calls Of deepest melancholy, and shows Itself
brighter and stronger in the adversely ol friend
.Nirror Of the Times.
LIFE.-Men rejoice when the sun is risen
they rrjocr hen il goes down: while they
are unconscious Of the decay ofthpir own hives.
Mrn re1ce at seeing The face of new season,
as the arrival If one greatly desired. Never
thrless thr revolution Of the seasons is the d.
cav Of the human life. Fragments OF drhwaod
meeting in the wide ocean, continue together
a little space: thus parents, wives, children.
relatives, friends and riches, remain wiih Us but
for short tifnp-thrn separate, and the sptara-
ton is inevitable. No mortal can escape tl.
common lot: he who mourns for departed rrla-
tivrS has no power 10 cause them to return.
Knowing that the end Of life is death, every
right-:ninded man ought to pursue that which
is connected with ultimate bliss
LATEST FROM ANOTHER SAY
CULINARY BArTLE.-A postscript 10 letter irom
prominent Merchant in Liverpool, addressed
TO MeSSrS. Duncan, Sherman < CO., dated Sal-
urdav, May 26, states that trlesiapbic Gr,-
patch had just bren posted in the Liverpool
Exchange, stating that serious engagement
had taken place on the dav previous, in front
of Spbastopol, between the Russians and Allies
Fhe fight was long and bloody one, large
nnmher of troops being Engaged and after
very heavy loss on both sides, the battle terG.-
mated IN the decisive success Of the AIirs w
have 20 notice Of ibis battle from any other
source.--.N. y. Tri5uae, June 3.
HoEElBLE.-U L Under this head the St. LOUIS
Mirror Of the 9th inst, states that the Sexton Of
the city graveyard discovered there, the day
previous, the head ol barrel above ground
The thing looked suspicious to him, and he bad
the barrel opened, and found in il the body oi a
white ftu,ale, perfectly nude. Her body was
in state Of decomposition. and had prohabr
been there some tinr, and from her appearance
she had not been Older than from twenty to
twenty-five years, and rather good looking
Upon being opened hv order Of the Coroner, It
was aScertained that she was pregnant and WITH
in few weeks Of her confinement. il Is
thought that she had never been a resident ol
that city, bnt had been sent there, as found,
from other parts. The verdict OF The jury was
that she had come To h. death by foul mranson
the part Of sone person unknown. murder
OF the blackrS die has been committed, and W.
hope the perpetrator may yet some some daybe
discovered.