Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-19


often au.il old ruins lave the birds Of
heaven sal ond gazed at the richly gilded
flowers that waved in great clusters from
some erunbling column; and yet no lhIman
eye ever beheld the charming loyeliness Of
such cluster Of nowcrs,-in the words Of
Sappbo, '..born in beauty, nursed in purity
fed upon davis, and silently looking toward
the skies, as if more allied to heaven ilian
to eartl." THUS TOO have many modest
youths been bora in obsculity, and
there amid the hills have speut their days
sin neglect and piuing discontent Ii is a
remarkable fact that lie strength of the
world, like tho waters Of the migAtiess riv-
ers, issues from tbe most obscure corners
of the earth. This is seer on every page
Of history. From tie Days of C0nfueius
of China down 10 the President eject Of
the United States, history bears testimony
to the great fact, that the mighty God in
/ the got ernment of the tfestinies of the ma
weak things OF this world 10 confound tho
mighty and 'sthc foolish things TO CON
found the wise Practically, this same
/ truth is felt by all men of business in our
/ large cities. Very few, if any, business
n,eo can r,,v mon ,bo;r c;tv ,on,bs !, %
far a. ,.e interests &c tbe;r frn n.y -
conear,o3
Dut We W'sn % q oe more Poh.'eu N she
fe'iit4S We now maze ." 'iiS sU'jee'. "s
Wouia say 10 every young man. ''ilaAs g'0.
Mar"- now ''lis = if''a ~ d foS"tp' ana
4 Mcguire sease- f0s'ff'e' as I refers 70
Tue so'a' "ue ''e'u'sos' - 70 'ne %, "e
human uiluu y always news 'Hu N.'e'
'ticse ac''s''ies arg hoi re''e' "s ''eS =,
stoo'u pe nl'o 'nc pam u Nii'''' '"ey W.
take 'lie opposite course ahd consequently
s'nk tue iOolf'duai deeper aau aeepef mo
the nilseiapie aep'hs es wee ana run -
: h''o.''ssS "s'''4 V4Hs p't" y S'i'p''es
'ha' H's 'iiille !" = I'VE Nhe' y = 'eaa' i
'ie 'ake 'he i'''sf qoul9e. - n's'No'5 -
lne "ic8eu s.'a'i so'' a. fN4 & ~ - ~.
deepest ana 'foaaese Se''se y 'ne ~ ~
oa' u i'e't tA5 'as its''ss S"i'pss Ni'' ~ :
WIN '''e mora '''"'O, l'''e' -''' '''' :.
ha'a an everlasting cuiSe - 'pe '"ee
are e''"'''e'i' '''''' ne u''''' -, =" mus
au' 'of'He p"s "eFe' 'u'9' | 49,
lhppy' ana i''lsH ies' iiS ea"p'eu o'., :"
a'N.'''i OWN 'o' 'su'so'' ~ t'''.o =
p's's,'' Ha' o"''s !.
"ou'a ssfi'u,is "'S'' . '''4N' '',' : : y
lui marx oufs'e MS s'"y ." we e'' ''"'
-,@'u'a' se'e'ee 'e''eiies' - ~ p''"S ~
that action aod fFac''on are al"iYs oq"a'
10 each other' that no single act 'hat mas
ever been performed III 'i'ls "'fi' ''"S pas
sed away without 'eaSl"s 'is marx oh our
4 earth. lbs uherrlns Feeei'' 4 We were
as eaPao'e oi 'eau'p = -" A''s
- W'uio enaVie us - AAo" s'sA - '".'
all the events "il'ca nave ''ausi'''e' ''"e'
fNNt AZ
III, i "a ,,,..,, ,r.ll
e ,ba ,.a,,ra world are ever
rsaav = boa, ,estimopv 10 the activities Of
10 n,an,ai Would vouna men only re-
eo.t one moment or co,ld they be conyiue.
y e Tho sabl;me d;cn;tc Of their being,
..,l -. bo nos.;tia ,b,t tbev ronld
la... an,o,ta;n ooa tbouobt 81 ferodttino
,l,aa,s..lrest to be al)nrea into the path OF
,;.a Fyery v,sno man i eapable Of rais-
t;.,se,f j. nosi,ioa Of honor. Nopo.
I,on 90 IN, moor Italian soldier. 5nt he
h,,slv aetrrn,ined that he woafd be "a Gen
eral Nothing but ffnaess enabled him
,ossorp,oppt. aiffeulties. Hannibal on his
vay to Rome drew nigh to the Alps, and
heinz ,old that he could not cross. said, he
v,ntJ b,eak tba. rocl,s and bcw down tbe